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Serving the Orange Coast since 1907
You're lnvlled to ......... Boat slips no longer a scarce commodity
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~ The recession -coupled with the creation of new
boat slips and lower fees in neighboring harbors -has
left marinas with more docking space than ever before.
By Russ le.
SlllWl'llr
NEWPORT BEACH -In the
wake of the recession there is
now an unusual opportunity for
dry-docked boat owners.
Most of tbe marinas in New-
port Harbor have vacant boat
slips. No decade-long waiting
lines. No kidding.
"About three years aao if I
had a slip to offer they would
come right down to sign up," said
Debrah Michael, manager or the
DeAnza Bayside Village Marina.
"Now, they definitely shop
around."
The recession -coupled with
the creation of new boat slips
and lower . fees in neighboring
harbors -has lcf t some local
marinas with a lot more docking
space than ever before.
"We have vacancies of prett(
much every size," said Michae .
"We were pretty full until about
a year and a half or two years
ago when it started slowly ebbing
off. We do kn<'W that the reccs-
lion has affected us." ·
De~ billed as a famity-
oriented marina with a total 224
slips across from the former Re-
uben E. Lee floating restaurant,
has not raised rates or $11 to $13
a foot because or the slump.
"We're just trying to keep the
tenants here very happy and very
comfortable," Michael said.
But space for boats over 40
11111 road to Barclllona?
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Several slips are available to boaters in the Newport Beach area.
feet is still hard to come by, ac-crates three marinas in Newport
cording to Daryl Landrum, gen-Harbor. "On a 40 to 45·root
cral manager of Irvine Co.-owncd boa!, it could take an)'\\hcre from
California Recreation which op-a yea r to three years," he said.
"It depends on the boat."
California Recreation bas a
total 560 slips in its Bayside, Bay-
shorcs and Balboa marinas. SliP.s
for bo~ts under 40 feet arc avail·
able.
"With today's economy the
turnover has been more rapid,"
Landrum said. "Back about three
years ago, we "'ere telling people
they would have a two to four-
ycar wait."
The increase in available slips
has not had an effect on CQunry-
owncd offshore moorings which
cost boat o"' ncrs only a small
transfer fee , an SIS per foot an-
nual f cc and a biannual mainte-
nance fee. For boats in the 25 to
29 foot range, the next available
space will go to an individual
'>'ho has been on the county's
waiting list since No,cmbcr 1960.
"One thing about our files is,
\\e don't know how many or
See SLIPS/llek hll j
Lawyer takes steps
to save Hood from
• racing death penalty
~ Attorney asks judge to
strike allegation accusing
defendant of lying in wait
to kill former employee.
By Iris Yokoi
Stll!I WIW
FONTANA -The defense
attorney for Newport Beach de-
veloper and accused murderer
Jim Hood took steps Thursday
save his client from facing the
death penalty.
Defense attorney Philip
Bourdette asked San Berna.r-
dfoo Municipal Court Judge
Douglas Fette I . to strike a spc·
cial allegation that accuses
Hood of lying in wait to kill
former employee Bruce
Beauchamp.
Bourdettc contends prosecu-
tors have not presented enough
e"idcncc during Hood's ~eck
long preliminary hcanng Lo
prove the Harbor View resident
met Beauchamp on false pre·
tenses and then killed him.
J\1arch 2 shooting.
Fencl is slated to rule on
Bourdctte's motion Tuesday, in
addition to deciding v.hcthcr
there is enough evidence to
order Hood, 48, to trial on
charges he murdered Beau-
champ.
Hood told im·estigators he
shot Beauchamp v.hco the dLS-
gruntlcd former employee
stormed into his office after
making angry threats in reac-
tion t o the arrest of
Bcauchamp's brother-in-law ror
stcalang construction equipment
from Hood.
Beauchamp, a 32·year-old
Fontana resident, was tried and
acquitted or the J 990 murder of
Hood's wife Bonnie. But Hood
maintains the shooting of
Beauchamp had nothing to do
with his wife's death.
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Calwtim Olympic bplc tum member Renn Crichlow rounds ing recently. Crichlow is tr~ning at the Newport Aquatic Center ~ Drive in Newport BeKh while doing some dry-lmd train· for the '92 Summer Olympia to be held in Barcelona, S~in.
And Bourdcttc also claims
there is no proof Hood knew
Beauchamp v.as coming to his
office on the morning or the
San Bernardino C.Ounty pros-
ecutors. h~~cr, believe Hood
hired Beauchamp to kill Bon-
nie Hood and then -more
than a year later -shot
Beauchamp seven times at
close range to keep him quiet.
Prosecutors said Hood planted
a gun on Bcauchamp's body to
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For-a. Clltl Mesa olllcar
f • ~ ••
tastllli18 In King --b'lal
~ Robert Michael called
as an expert witness
in defense of officers.
By .. Daly Plot
COSTA MESA -A retired
Loi Anscles police captain who
offered crucial defense tcs-
. in the Rodney Kin& ~is week wu known as ••a
sharp )10UftJ man" when be
n. throup the ranks or the
ea.ta Mesa Police Department
men tban 2S yean aao.
Roben Micbecl. •ho started
bis police career iA Colta Mesa
ia 1959, WU ftnt called IO the
stand Wednesday u an cxpen
witness in defense of four Los
Anaelcs police omcen accuscd
of using excessive force apinst
Kina la.st March.
. Michael, who viewed the in·
(amous videotape of the police
beating more than 100 times
and dissected it in milliseconds,
testified Wednuday that it
took only two viewings to con-
vince bim that the use of force
by the omcen was proper.
Durin& cross examination
Thursday, prosecutor Terry
White painstakin&Jy dissected
Michael's credentials and IOUlbt to diminish his CTCd•
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--Offtclall get OK to lire contractor
Company ~as hired to build still-uncompleted Metro Fire Station
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COSTA MESA A U.S.
reaching an agreement and etty
officials rcoe-.cd their request to
aain back control of the station.
Banl.Nptcy Court judge save
Costa Mesa officials the ao-
abeld Thursday to fire a fman-
cialty-troublcd Newport Beach
contractor hired to build the
still-uncompleted Metro Fire
Station.
Not satisfied that The Ed-
~ards Group had come up with
any soJid proposals. Wilson ruled
_..,. P. IMPPBI that the city and the Loi Ahsa1
attorney fOf' the city Water District can terminate
contncts with t.he company.
'The debtor has been
making promises from
day one. It's all smoke.'
The rulina by Judie John Wilson came t-.'O
weeks after be save The Edwards Group one last
chance to wprk out a deal with the city .to finish
up work on the Sl.5 million fire station -a cru-
ciaJ pan ol the city cmcracncy plan to protect
South Coat Plua and Town Center.
But by the end of 1 Santa Ana court bcarina
Thursday, botb sida hid not come any ctoscr to
Offiaa.Js from the two aacncics
ba\c arcucd that tbcy'~c lost confidence ui tbc
ability of The Edwards Group to fmisb the
projects and free up funds to pay nwncrws sub-
contractors v.-ho are dcmandina paymcot for about
$873,<XX> "-ortb of unpaid serw:a.
1'bc debtor bas been makins promises frocn
da one," wd inorncy David P. Da~r, •ho
S..STATI~-
A2 Friday. March 27. 1992
Locals Only
PilorPeop1e· .
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Yvonne Winter
SHE IS~-------------
A former Orange County resident "hose c::irecr in show busi-
ne~s w:is sp:.u~cd back in 1955 when at age 16 she w::is crowne~
PtrJte Queen at the Orange County Fair. Winter and other fa ir
queens "111 rciurn fo r the Centennial edition of the Orange Coun-
t) Fair. \\h1ch rum Jul~ 10-::!6 in Costa ~tesJ.
STARTING TIME-----------
Up the point \\hen she nJmed Pirate Queen, Winter said she
··had never \\On anything. e'en at dra\\ing straws." Out what have
seemed li~e a minor event :it the time had major consequences.
After beino named queen. Winter signed a contract "ith RKO
::> k .. tudios thJI ··pau.J more than the a'cragc man made per wee .
Since then. \\'inter has \\Orkcd as a model. and acted in theater,
films and u:lc\1~1on . Her credits include ''The Tonight Show with
Johnny C1N1n·· and being feJtured on Toni Home Perm boxes
for 10· vear:.. f\tore recently, she appe:ircd in the Cinema:< movie
"R:11nkillcr" Jnd portra)ed the missing heiress Helen Branch on
.. Hard Cop) ·· A SOARING VOICs;.__ ________ _
Winter. nu" a S;inta ~1on 1ca resident. is prob..1bly best known
tor her \\Or~ :is a singer "1th such local big groups as the Tracy
\\'ells 13anJ the Lcnnv Schuastak band and the Barnie Olson
band. \\hen' ~he\ not ~inging. acting or modeling, she designs a
ltne of bllUJlllr p1llo"~ :ind accessories and recently "orked as a
m..1J...eup ;irt1,t for the 1990 Grammy A"ard~. Through all her ex-
periences. \\inte r ~aid she ha~ retained many fond memories of
her ~tint ..i-. P1rJte Queen. Jn addition to a trip to Catalina, her
reign as queen ..1J,o included an appearance on the Jack Owens
Sho" at IV\UC
-By Anna CekolD
~t. D:H id Chickering, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chickering
of Ne"' port Ueach. has completed basic training at fort Sill, Okla.
0
Christianne Carlson or Costa Mesa has been named to the
Dean·s Lt!>t Jt CaliforniJ St:itc Uni,ersit), Chico.
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Fran Russell 1s the newlv elected Prc,ident of the Orange
County Paralegal A~soc1at1on · She i~ a paralegal "ith the Newport
IJeach la'' firm. Buchalter :":cmcr Field-, and Younger.
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Barbara ~loore Carnn:lugh of Co~tJ ~les;i "JS awarded \\ith
the Dr. Arthur DJ\I<; ~kmonJI Scholar~h1p for her ou tstanding
\\tirk at Or.1n~e Cn.l\I Colkgc
John L\lc Lan~on of Co~tJ ~tcsa graduatcJ in Fall 199 1 \\-ith a
Jci:ree 10 Ur .1J~.1,t SJk' from 1hc Un1,er ... m llf Kan'J' ~ ::J .
Gail and Rolx.rt Krndrick l>f Costa ~tc'J pre~cntcd "Trey", a
Gl>klen Rl tnc,~r Gu1Jc Dog. to D. Allen Oraucl miller recently
through ··Gu1dl· 01Jg' for the Ulind, Inc.".
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M.mne ~1.111 \l!t Perry R. Brooks. ~on of Rella M. Drooks. of
'-:cwporr lk.H.h. ;ctcntl)-recc1 .. c<l the ~lanne Corps' Gootl Con-
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Briefly
State otncer Ullbaldl
swap m•t leae
COSTA MESA -Charges that
the Orange County Fair Board
was discriminatory in its recent
decision to let Tel-Phil Enterprises
keep the lease to the lucrative
Orange County Marketplace swap
meet are unfounded, a hearing
officer with the state's division of
fairs has concluded.
"There was not a scintilla of
evidence that information was
given to only one bidder to the
disfavor of others," Emil Relat
said in a 21-page statement that
he distributed at the board's
meeting Thursday.
KBH Outdoor Markets,
Marke tplace Management Inc.
and Orange County Flea Market
Inc. filed protests earlier this
month asking the state to hold a
re-bid on grounds that the scoring
process the fair board created was
biased.
But Relat said the allegations
were "not persuasive."
Relat also called charges that
the board used "secret scoring
criteria" unsubstantiated, and said
it was "up to bidders to give it
their best shot."
h was a special three-member
committee appointed by the fair
board that gave Tel-Phil
Enterprises the top scbre over six
other competing companies when
ii came to financial standing and
experience.
MMAgln1 Editor Steve Muble, 642~131
The vote has been postponed to
April 6. Uoyd said the board r_nus~
make 11 decision by May 1, which ts
the deadline to apply for the race. -
-By Lori.Ana B11shcd11 ·
'Cirque' wl retll'll
Cirque du Soleil, the unusual
circus that enjoyed an extended run
in the parking lot of South Co:lSt
Plaza last year, will return there
with an all-new show next January.
The critically acclaimed
French-Cnnadian circus grew out of
Montreal street theater and
combines mime, dance, acrobatics,
original jazz music ~nd other a rt
forms in an inno,•auve blend. The
circus uses onl)' humJn performers,
no animals.
Titled "Saltimbanco," an Italian
word from the 16th century that
loosdy refers to "skilled .street
performers," the show w1!l featur~
innovati\'e costumes. ~tagmg, mu!l1C
and cutting-edge acrobatics.
according to director Franco
Drago ne.
The show, which "ill includ~ JS
performers from 1:? countries, is
ehcdulcd to open in Costa Mesa
on Jan. 30, 199.3. Tick1:t arc
available by calling .5~9·9497.
Goodwill site o"ns ..
COSTA MESA -lt'~ rime
::igain for spring clc:ining anJ
Goodwill lndu~tric' of Orange
Count) "ill be setting up a ~pccial
donation station for \ho~c rc-u!tablc
closet contents. Fair board officials said they
weren't surprised when the
protests started coming in, though,
considering the amount of money
at stake.
Last year, Tel-Phil Enterprises
grossed SJ4.4 million from the
Marketplace. About S3.7 million
Sea lions catch a few ~ys at one of their favorite hang·
outs just outside ~ Harbor.
A~ a convenience to Costa Mc!l:t
residents, a donJlton !Ille h now
located at 250 Ogle St., just ou1h
of 17th Street ne~lr Iii-Time
Cellar). Clothing don;Hions will be
of that went to state coffers. Under the
terms of the new 5-year lease, Tel-Phil will
see a 6.5 percent overall increase in what it
pays to the fairgrounds.
"In view of the intense competition,
Tel-Phil is particularly proud to have won
the award." Malcolm said in a written
statement after it was announced that the
bid protests were rejected. "All of the
members of the fair board are to be
commended for the ir fairness and
impartiality.
According to Fair spokeswoman Jill Lloyd,
if bidders who filed protests are not happy
with the state hearing officer's conclusions,
they must take their case up in court.
-By LoriAnn Basbcda
Racing fair gets reprieve
COSTA MESA -The Orange County
Racing Fair is still in the running :is a
majority of Fair Doard members again
deferred making a decision Thursday on
whether to dump the annual event.
Jn its heyday during the late '70:., the
18~day summer racing fair drew a daily
crowd of up to 15,000 people to the Los
Alamitos Race Track in Cypress -and
generated as much as SJ .5 million in bets
each day.
But fair s.pokeS\\oman Jill Uoyd said bets
in recent years haven't exceeded $800,000 a
night. And auendance is about half of what
it used to be.
At a fair committee meeting Thursday,
board members Don Willet, Bev Lang ton
and John Crean \\ere prepared to terminate
the races. But after bo:ird member Clint
Hoo e lobbied for the event, the remaining
siJt board members decided they wanted
more time to review the proposed
termination.
By discontinuing the event, Lloyd said, the
board would severe all tics with the racing
bu iness.
"Before making such a drastic decision,
some of the board members felt they had to
review it a Jillie more," Lloyd said. "h's uch
a final thing."
accepted se,cn Ja)s a "eek, from 9
a.m to S p.m
The GooJ"1ll Store at 620 W. 19th St. :ii)()
accept donation .
For tho e "ho "ant to Junate large
household item~. call 547-6.300 and :i
Goodwill truck \\111 come pie~ up the items.
Receipts :ire i ucd by :i Good"'ill auend:in1
for :ill donation~.
The donations enable GOQJ,, 111 to train
people \\Ith di abilities for emplu)mCnt M>
they Cln become independent eitizens. The
donations aho allow Goodwill to pay for it
training and JOb-placcmcnt protrams "'ithout
primarily depending on goH:rnment fu ndinj.
For more information, c:ill 547-6301.
Stores donate K-9 feed
The Orange County Shcrifrs Department
ha~ is ucd certificates of apprcc1at1on to the
lams Co. or Rancho Cucamonga and the Pct
Gire Co. of Nc"porl Bc.ich for donating
S'.!,'.?00 \\Orth of dog food for the
department's bloodhound Jl\1~1un.
-BJ the D:Jil>' Pilot
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Costa Mesa
Someone stoic 1he punc of a woman \I.ho \!o:U v1~1l11!J from Ja~n at the
Westin South CO;ast Plaza Hotel. The
wom:in. who 'Aas planning 10 relum home 1ha1 d:iy, lost her cash and pass-
port in the thefl. •
About SJS,000 worth of property, in-
cluding cush and jewelry, was stolen
from a home on 1he 400 block or Mer-
rimac Way. •
A m:in r:rn up anJ stoic a handbag 1h:11 w3s si11111g on an out~idc t:iblc al
Taco Bell 111 22.59 lbrbor Btvd. The
lou 'us SI I an cash and a calcul3tor •
Aboul $4,000 v.orth oC tools '111ert ~tolen Crom 1hc con truction area oC
1hc new Guess Store at South Coast
Plaza. •
A Coolidge S1rc'et resident was awakened by a burilar who had just
enough tame 10 steal a ~i<ko CHSClle
recorder .
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A Ncw?_?rl Bctich dcntl)t rcponcd
the thcrt or hi clu1ch purse Thu™.13Y
from his dcnt:il offacc on 1hc 1400
block or A\"OCadO Stree t The m:in IOIJ
pohcc his purse. v.hach c:on11incd S2SO an cuh., ,._s stolen from his pri\ 1c or.
lice an the building. •
A Whirl~I JU dryer valued .11 S400 v.:as s10lcn from an unlocked .ionae
comp:irtment sometime be~-ccn Mon-wy and Tucsd:iy from an underground
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er •urlh S650 •ere \tokn Crom a l'M>u~
on th~900 bk~k or 5-:J.\hotc Orne ;at
ab\>ut S p.m. Tu.:WJ.y The b1()dC v.;i) rr.:00\crcd. • Police d1~COH rel.I e\1dcnce thal someone had been ll\ina lMiJc • c:1mpcr on lhc DcAnz.a 8.l)'iadc V1tl~&c rratahon I whadc ''o~;.c tot •h.:rc three rccrca1aon:1I \chicle~ anJ 1 bQ.11 h:n~ been bur1l:1nzcd Pola": found
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Friday, March 27, 1992 »
Citizens raise-cry
for the quiet life
Around town · · ·
T he officials have been kicking the idea around for about two
years. The citizens were let in on it only about two weeks
ago.
The score is now Citizens l, Officials 0, and it
will probably stay that way. The issue, as you
may have read in Russ Loar's stories in the Daily
Pilot yesterday and last week, is Coastline
Community College's desire to lease the virtually
desened Eastbluff School from the
Ncwpon-Mes:i school district.
Problem i.s, the school sits right in the middle
or a quiet, pretty neighborhood which is not very
well known as The Bluffs. Most of the residents
are quite happy with their unlisted-community
status.
On the
Coast
When boosters wanted to build the Marfo n
Bergeson Aquatic Center on the campus or
neighboring Corona del Mar high school, Bluffs
residents pretty much let it slide.
_ ... ___ But when another booster group wanted to
build a football stadium on the COM campus, the neighbors rose
up and smote it down.
With new outsiders wanting to mess abOut with their backyard,
Bluffs people proved at Tuesday night's school board meeting that
arc once again poised to vanquish the varlets.
When he conve ned the meeting, Board President Forrest
Werner riffled the thick stack or speaker-request cards and
guessed it would take 200 minutes to hear everybody out, at the
)Chool board's standard five minutes per.
While most of the speakers were expected to give a variation on
the theme of "Don't even think about putting a college here,"
there ~ere some surprises, and some surprisingly heated moments.
Or the five homeO\\nCr :issociations in The Bluffs, three are
\Chcmentl) against Coastline coming, t\\O -the original Bluffs
Jnd the Villas -have not taken a position.
SJm BO)CC heads the Original Bluffs group. When he told the
tru)tces th:u he only knew of a dozen or so negative comments on
A Balboa Island resident
thought it would be won-
derful to have a Coastline
campus in The Bluffs. He
was not well-received by
the crowcf. 'Stick it in your
firehouse!' said a guy next
to me .
the Coa)tline proposal (out
of omc 600 residents) 3 guy
in the audience said, most
audibly, "No way!"
It fonhwith got 'cry :ingry
our. Boyce whipped around,
presumably quite ready to
deck thc,,noysayer, who was
just a f cw feet behind the
rostrum. But other than
some dagger looks later, that
was that.
"This has become an
inOammatory issue and it
shouldn't be.'' Boyce said.
A \\Oman "ho lh·cs on
Vi ta Trucha. directly acro!>S
from Eastbluff School. drew gasps from the crowd of 200 when
she said ha,ing Coastline move in JUSt four doors away ''\\ould be
no problem whatsoc,er."
Another woman, who lives acro)S the same street nnd down
three doors, said having Coastline there \\Ould "completely defeat
1he reason l moved here .. .''
But the pro-Coastline forces were not done. A Balboa Island
re ident thought it "oulJ be wonderful to ha'e a Coa tline
c:impus in The Bluff . He "as nm well-recei\ed by the cr~d.
"Stick it in )Our firehou e!" said a guy next to me.
Now the pro-Coastline force were done and the antis poke on.
Their concerns were traffic; )pecding on the m:iin drag of The
Bluffs, Visto del Oro; trash; visiting roach coaches; security lights
in the new 250 to 300-pace puking lot, :ind nil the other stuff
1hat goes "1th a community-college campus that "ould run 13
hours a djy, fi\C:6'fa)'S o week and ma)bc on Saturday.
"We alrc:idy ha\c a shopping center. a nursery school, a tennis
club, n bo)S and girls club, a park "1th soccer and ba eball fields
.ind wc·re under the night p:uh for John Wa)nc," one )pea~er
ummcd up. "Isn't that enough?"
The school board seemed 10 agree, e pccially with the 1z.able
number of speakers who asked, "Would you want this going on
across the !Meet Crom you?"
They sent the college district, "back to the drawing board."
Fred Martin's column runs !tfond11y, U'rdn~sd11y and Frid11).
Briefty r •. · · "'· : :-_ · .. ... , ... -.. .
ChUdren lnVlted to Co8tl M8ll Eater rest
COSTA MESA -Children under the age of 10 arc invited to
panicipatc in the annu:il city "Easter Egg-Citement" event on Sat-
urday, April 18 at Balearic Community Center.
The day will include egg hunts, an Easter bonnet contest. face
p.lmtmg. a Jelly bean guessing contest, 3 petting zoo. pony rides
and a visit from the Easter buMy. All activities, wh ich st.trt at
9:30 a.m. and will continue through 11:30 a.m., arc free. •
The event is sponsored by the City of Costa Mesa Community
Services Deparrmcr1t and Torelli Reahy. Bafearic Center is lo·
ca.led at 19""'i Balearic Drive, just off the corner or Adams Avenue
and Mesa Verde East. .
For more information. call 645-8551 .
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Turn off the TV. and tum on
the tan: Weather oCf~ials predict
toJay' rain showers will move out
by 1ftcrnoon, making way for a
dry, unny v.eckend.
~nd your item• for Mound
Town to Bob van Eylten, The
Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa
Me1.i,, 92627.
Today
Senior forum -Seniors
are Invited to enjoy coffee,
doughnuts and conversation at
Friday's Hospitality Forum at the
Neighborhood Community
Center, 1845 Park Ave., 9 a.m. to
noon. Bring a friend. For more
information, call Anne at
646-2170.
Saturday
Day at the races -
lifeline living Centers, an
organization which provides
housing and training for the ·
mentally impaired homeless, will
hold its first fund raiser of the
year, an evening of harness racing
at the Los Alamitos race course,
on March 28. Tickets are S30.
which includes dinner. For
information, call Frances Raabe at
(310) 430-5985.
Book sale -The Friends
of the Costa Mesa Libraries will
hold their annual Spring Book
Sale on March 28 at the Mesa
Verde Branch from 9 <i.m. to 3
p.m. Call L'ie Library Jt
646-8845.
Origami -Ong.1mi is the
Japanese art of paper folding and
has delighted people for centuries.
A class will be offered from 10 a.m.
to noon Saturday for the entire
family at Orange Coast College,
2701 Fairview Rd .. Costa Mesa
Call 432-5880 for more
information.
School benefit -Daily
Pilot columnist and KFI talk show
host Hugh Hewitt will se~e JS
master of ceremonies at "All
Creatures Great and Small." a
benefit for Prentice Day School
Saturday at Le Meridian Hotel in
Newport Beach. Prentice is a
special school serving the needs of
children with d)'Sle.1da. for
reservati<fns and information, call
650-1115.
School carnival -Games,
rides, great food, prizes and a silent
auction will be featured at
Saturday's carnival on the Kaiser
School campus. 21 30 Santa Ana
A\e. The event is sponSO<ed by the
school's parent and foculty
org;mization. For information, call
646·4115.
looking fabu lo us -
Nationally acdaimed speaker Judy
Carter will offer strategies for
looking and feeling "fabulous at
any age." at 8:30 a.m. Saturday at
Nordstrom South Coast Plaza. The
free event includes a ''ardrobing
seminar by the Nordstrom Personal
Touch department. A continental
breaUast will also be se~ed. To
RSVP call 850-3790.
Sunday
Community discussion
-Join a discussion of community
issues Sunda) at St. ,\.\ark's
Presbyterian Church, 2400 Mar
Vista, Newport Beach. Din ner is at
5:30 p.m. and the discussion will
begi n at 6:30 p.m. Guests include
Dick Allen, Mary Hornbuckle,
Michael Stephens, and Ellen
$e\-eron1, as well JS others. For
more information, call 644-1341.
Monday
Horpeless benefit -
Thomas House Temporary Shelter
will host an evening of
entertainment at Charley Brown 's
restaurJnt in Nf\ .. port Beach,
beginning at 5:30 pm. Monday.
"It'' go1n-to be kind of crummy
(thi ) morning," said meteorologist
M:.rty Chipman. "But at should
Jry out by afternoon."
Whether the sun will appear
after "Only God know that
~ind of ~luff," be said.
Rne Dlnlno If "-sonable Prices
serving lunch & Dinner with a
Panoramic Vn & Full Service Bar
()&st Chipman is fairly QOnftdent
that Saturday beach goers will see
1.1 lot of un hioe.
I c;mpcraturcs for the coast ate
upc;c:tcd to reach the upper ~
tutd~y.
unJ y' forecast ~s partly
loudy kics wtth hiahs in lbc
upper 60l to mid·70L
"But there bouJdn't be any rain
through the weekend,'' Chipman
~id "II bouJd be a 1ot better
thaa 1t has been:• _.,. ... ,,.,
NOW OFFERING
A DINNER BUFFET
Friday & Saturday Nights 6pm-9pm
-"'Wl.n.0... , ...
A lone fisherman sits at the end of the Newport jetty under omi-
nous skies.
The e-.ening includes dinner,
entertainment, an auction and
prizes. Proceeds will benefit
homeless famil1e:, in Orange
County. Call 531-7478 or
839-3277.
( .. \ ADD clutter -Learn how
attter is a problem for people
ff ering from Attention Deficiency
Disorder (ADD) at a lecture given
by the offices of Joan Andrews,
11S1 Dove St., Suite 1 OS, Ne\' port
Beach 7-8:30 p.m. Monday. There
is a SS fee . Call for information or
reservations at 476-0991 .
Tuesday
Bridge class -Classes 1n
beginning and intermediate bridge
will be offered beginning March 31
and April 2 at the Oasis Senior
Center in Corona del Mar. The C<hl
1s S40 for the seven-, .. eek courses.
Call 644-3151 for information.
Fairgrounds, Co)ta Mesa. Call Jetf
Gra'es at 751-32-U for regi)trcitron
or 1nlormat1on
Panhellcnic meeting -
The regular meeting of Newport
Beach Panhellenic ,,ill be held on
\ \ ednesday at 10 a.m. in the St
,\ \1chael and All Angeb Church
Ne\' port Beach. The top·c 1)
'D1SCO\ering Blenheim Palace and
all members 1m1ted. Call 646-2524
1or more information
Police s peaker -
Newport Beach Chief of Police Arb
Campbell will answer c1t1zen~· •
questions concerning crime and
changes in the department at J
Speaf.. Up ,.,;!?\,port meeting on
Wednesday at Villa NO\J
Restaurant. 3131 West Coast
Highway. Newport Becich from
6:1 S to 7 p.m. Refre>hments are
offered at 5:30. For more
information, call 542-4226
Thursday
Outdoor photography
-Adventure 16. a loc:aT outdoor
retail store, is offering a free
outdoor photography clinic Lo the
public on Thursday at 6:30 in the
Costa Mesa store. 1959 Ha rbor
Bl\d. The clinic will cover eJCp<>$ure
and composition to enhance
outdoor photography. Call
650-3301 for more information.
Friday
Fashion Show -Hoag
Cancer Center cind Nordstrom
South Coast Plaza have JOined
together to prt:.ent a special
fa!>hion show eN1lled "Brighter
Images" at the Cancer Center,
Ho.lg Ho.;p1tal Jo .. ,er camp1.1s, "e 'port Becich at 1 and 3 p m
April 3. The public is invited to
e>.plore new wa~ to look and
feel your best before, during,
and after CJncer therapy. The
show 1s free. Cilll lhe Nordstrom
Concierge at 850-3790 for
rf:)el'\ at10n)
Your personality
Discover facets of your
personality thJt m.ike you
susceptible to depression,
anxiety and addictions on
Friday. Testing indudb
evaluation and treatment plans
to handle arecis of concern Ccill
Lynda for resel'\at1on~ at
851-1919.
Track championship
-The Cit\ of Ne\\"port Becich.
Pari.:,, Beciches. Jnd Recreation
Dt>pJrtment and the
r>.t>"port·Balboa Rotar-. Club Jrt'
co-sponsor ing the 1992 'r outh
Trad. and F 1dd Champ1on:.h1p>
at Newport HJrbor High SchlX>I
on Friday. Ched.-1n begins cit
3;30 pm. and the meet slJrt5 at
4.30 pm. Pre-reg1)lrJtion s SH
cind normcil rq-;1'.>tr auon •> S 1 5 T! e
meet is open to a I !le"'-es age) 1•01·1
~ • 1 5 Cilll the Departmt'nt at
644-3151 for mart information .rnd
reg1~.tr alJon
Blood drive -The
American Red Cru,>. Orang~
Co..int) Chapter 1> ho:.t1ng a blvocl
dri\e at Nord>trom. 3333 Bri'.>tol
St.. Costa Mes.1 1n the
multi-purpose room from 11 a m.
to 3:45 p.m Call Colleen (or
appointments Jt 549-8300 1nlJnts
Saturday, April 4
Health expo -The 1992
Health Fair Expo ~111 ofter Cree
screenings for dermatology. bod')
fot analysis. blood pressu•e, hearing.
\>b1on, and pulmonary function
April 4 bel\\et-n 8 a m and ::? p.m
To be held at Oa .. 1s Sen r Ct. .,~t!·.
800 Marguerite A\e . Corona d~I
M.lr. and co-ho>ted by Hoag
Hospital medical !>l.iff \Oluntt.>er~.
the Expo will abo feature eAh b1tors
\\Ith information about topic.
rang•ng from ch.lng1ng hecilth 1~u~
to personal core. Pneumonia .and
tetanus shot> al)() \\all be ghen tree.
Call 644-3244 1or 1niprmation.
Meet your neighbors -
Seeking Common Ground is the
the'T'e of this year's CosLa Mesa •
Living Room Dialogues, an
innovative progrcim that brings
together people of diverse cultural
backgrounds for small group
discussions. E .. eryone is welcome.
This year's program continues at
9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Davis
Learning Center, on Arlington Street
behind Costa Mesa High School. ·------------------·--· : Whv Pay More? J For information, all 754-5329
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Wednesday
Easter egg hunt -
Preschool ch1laren 2-5 years old are
1m1ted to part1c1pate with their
classes in the annual Orange
County Easter Egg Hunt at 10 a.m
April 1, at the Orange County
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M Friday. March 27, 1992
Business
Keeping your business
like a well tuned auto
T his is a decade of great opportunity for competent business
leaders and well run companies. You can better capi1ali2c
on Lhe opportunities if you ask yourself, "Am I taking care
of my business as well as I'm taking care of my expensive car?"
A well running car and a well running business
bo th bring excitement, pleasure and satisfaction
10 our live s. They're not breaking down and
creating frequent stress for us. Like a well
running car, a well running business requires
regular diagnosis, preventive main1cnance,
service, and sometimes repairs.
mlnPll N.
MlcAdlnl
There are some simple, practical, proven, and
low-cost business diagnostic strategies tha1 will
help you uncover the alignment problems that
arc wearing on your company and restric ting
cash flow performance.
Business
Management
Through the frequent use of a short interview
.a_nd survey process, you can regularly discove r
critical info rma tion about the key functions or
your company you're most concerned about. You
can examine different aspects of the leadership,
ma nagerial, financial, marketing, sales, staff development or
customer service fu nctions of your company.
From the information that's uncovered, you anJ your colleagues
can anll)Ze the data and determine whether there are
breakdo\\ ns and m1!1alignments causing "car and tear o n your
company's ca!ih flow. You will 1hen be in a position to select
practical. pro,en, research-based sol ut ion strategics to get your
company tlo,.,.n the roaJ where you want it more quickly and
easily.
The 1..cy !ltratcg1cs )OU can use are performance interviews \\ith
management, staff and customers, anti SUl'C)'> ,.,.11h management,
staff and customcr!I. Uoth !itrategies have their plJce and wi ll help
you identify symptoms and solve problems.
Enhancing organiLallonal and individual perlormance is a top
management responsibilit:y. This responsibility 1s made easier if
P eople need to get in-
si ghts into how they are
performing through ref lec-
tive feedback as we ll as
data displayed in some
kind of graphic form at.
This gives them the op-
portunity to pinpoint per-
t ormance improvement
objectives that will en-
hance compan y quality,
service and ca sh flow .
you ha'e developed anJ
published clear performance
criteria and standards for all
positions and funclio ns in
you r company. These
performance criteria become
the foundation for
conducting skillful job
observations, conducting
performance surveys, and
publbhing graphic displ:lys of
the results for people to
study anJ respond to.
Most authorities on
managerial excellence
recognize the importance of
giving and receiving
performance feedback. 1 he
saying. "You get what you
expect and inspect with
respect," has been proven
over and over again.
As I work in different
types and sizes of organizations, I'm led to believe that people do
not get the performance feedback they need.and Jeservc in order
10 perform at their best.
People need 10 get insights into how they arc performing
through rellecti'c fcedbJck as \\Cll as data displa)cd in some kind
of graphic format. This gives them the opportunity to pinpoint
performance impro.,.emen1 objec1ives tha t will enhance company
quality, service anJ cash flow.
You can use the following steps to facilitate both the interview
and survey strategies for discovering new information about how
)'Our company is functioning:
I. Detetmme v.hal information feedback 1s needed by whom,
why they need to know it, who wi ll provide the feedback, when
each slep in the process will occur, and how ow the feedback will
be used.
2. Select, modify and develop in terview and/or survey questions
and design a simple survey format to separate multiple group data
and demographic information.
3. Implement a plan for conducting intef\ ie"!I and/or fur
sending out and getting back surveys.
4. Plan and conduct small group interviews to clarify items
needing additional performance details and mure specific
descriptions of behavior.
5. Structure anti conduct a planning ses)tUn 10 rev iew the !>Ul'C~
and•r intel"-1cw feedback and analyze the data and iis
implica11uns.
6. Plan and implement a performance anti cash now
enhancement plan based on the Jata, 111cluJ1ng ncces!>ary training,
monitoring and coaching ac1ivi11es
1. Assess and evaluate the impact of the plan on specific
performance and CJ!lh flow improvement Outcomes that affect the
achievement of your organization's vision. va lues, mission and
goals.
8. Incorporate your efforts and 1he positl\e feedback into a
variety of marketing and publtc relations ~lrJtcg1e) to
communicate to customers anti prospecti\.c cu\lomcr) to keep
busincs!I and get new business.
Millard N. MacAdnm is n profession.1/ speaker on the topics of
leadership and management and executive director of tbe Pro
Actfr~ Management Group in Newport Beach. I/is column ls 11
bimoathly future in the Dail)' Pilot.
Appointment Calendar
We dnesday, April 1
Memll Lynch will presenl a
free program on retirement,
from 6 p.m. to 8 p m. at le Me-
ridien Hotel 1n Newport Beach
For reservJtions, ull 955·6112.
Newport Business Funding
will conduct a sem1n.ar entitled
"Four Sources o( Funding for
Starting or Expanding a Busi-
ness" at 6 30 p.m. April 1 at the
Newport 8eJch Tenn1~ Club.
2601 Eastbluff Drive. For in·
fonn.ition and r~rvations, call
262-1071
April 4, 5
Ptol~ls from numerous
compilnies in f lt'!ds related to
home design will ~on h.Jnd '°' Design Tr.ld1oons Newport '92,
a two-dJy trade show, noon to
5 p.m. Apnl 4 and 5 at F.ish1on
Island The show ""111 feJture
st.age presentatlOns, worksh~
and free consult.Jtrons. and will
showcase th~ latest home prod-
ucts and services.
Tuesday, April 7
The Christian Executive
Problem Solving Forum will
meet al 7 .i m April 7 al IM
Newport Be.ich Mamou Suit~.
The 1op1c of the ~y Wiii be
"How to ol~te Up, Down
and S1dewa15.' F0t mor~ in·
f0<m.ation, call 644·5552.
'kiln end your ~knd~r
•nnounccmenlJ to lob v•n
El*en at The D~lly filot, J30
W. ~1 St., Cosu M~ 92627.
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AlllllMI Editor lob von EyUn. 642.!J.
Baskin predicts slow Callornla recovery
Presidential adviser says state's
recovery will lag behind nation's
By Tony Cox
llusiltss Editor
IRVINE -Presidcnl Bush's cttief eco-
nomic adviser had some good news and bad
news Thursday for Orange County busi-
nesses.
The good news: The nation's economy is
showing signs of life, and gross domestic
product is expected to s1ar1 growing at a rate
of about 3 percent by &he second half of this
year. The bad news: California's economic
recovery is expected to lag behind &he na·
tional comeback by about three quarters,
wilh no improvement until late this year or
early next year.
Dr. Michael J. Boskin, chairman of the
President's Council of Economic Advisors,
said that because the recession struck later in
California than in other parts of the country,
it will linger here beyond the nation's recov-
ery. He said the state's recovery will be
slowed by this area's disproporlionate rcli·
ance on the re trenching defense industry and
by the foci that California is now cxperienc·
ing economic problems that were expcri·
enced earlier in other states, such as a lack
of credit av:iilabilicy.
''It will dcpcnJ in part o n the strength of
the nalional recovery. and, being a big export
!ltate, on 1hc health of our trade partners,"
saiJ Boskin, "ho came to Orange County
Thursday to 'peak at the annual Chapman . "
Universi t y
Economic
Forum.
Like most
economists,
Boskin
projects that
the nation's
cconom ic re·
covery will be
modes&. He
said he be-
lieves several
struc tu ra l
problems in
the economy
will preclude
robust eco-
nomic growth.
First of all, Boskin said, troubles in the fi.
nancial services industry have resulted in a
lack of loan availability. He said Federal Re·
serve reductions in the discount rate have
not been as strong an economic catalyst as in
the p:ist bcc:iuse of 1he lack of credit avail-
ability and a hesitancy by banks to pass on
their lowered cost of funds to borrowers.
Small-and medium-sized companies, tradi·
tionally the biggest driving force behind job
creation. have been prevented from exp:ind-
ing in many cases because of difficulty in ob-
ta ining commercial loans, Boskin said.
Secondly, reduc1ions in military spending
are forcing a major restructuring of the coun-
try's huge defen se industry, Ooskin said. He
said the impact of that rcslructuring will de·
pend largely on how defense·spcndina cu1s
are implemented. Some forces in Congress
want mass, instantaneous reductions, he
said, while the president wants a more Jnad·
ual transition.
"I think that it's going to take a monu-
mental effort 10 manage defense re~
ductions," Boskin said. "The country can
usuolly redeploy people over time, like we
did after World War 11 and the Vic1nam
War. But it doesn't happen ins1antly.
"I expect major expansions in olher se~·
tors with the available talent supply.'' •
The. third structural hindrance to the coo·
nomic recovery is debt buildup, Boskin said.
Rather than spending money and fueling the
economy, he said, companies and individual~
are currently paying down excess debt thal
they built up over the lo.st decade.
Boskin said Bush has initiatives that would
strengthen the economy in the short and Iona
term -such as creating incenlives for in·
vestment and home buying and reforming the
nation's educa1ion, health care and civil judi·
cial syslems -but Congress has so rar been
unreceptive to &hose plans. He said, too, that
major reforms are needed in the way the
government operates.
"I'm op1imis1ic that we'll be able 10 1um
this around," Boskin said. "h ~on'1 h ppcn
over night. tr the Congress 't\Ould pass these
proposals, it would be a major step in &ht
right direction."
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Brad Kuish, an investment
properties specialist, senior
marketing consultant Steve
Cook. both from the Grubb &
Ellis Co. 's Ne\\ port Beach
office, represented Commercial
Ventures of Los Angeles in 1he
sale of a 13,900-square·fooi
retail center in Westminster for
S2.5 million. The buyer, Jc Dao
of San Ma rino. represented
himself.
0
The Hammond Co. of
Newport Beach recently
completed a tender offer to
purchase its common stock.
Approximately 244,000 sh:ires of
common stock, or 19 perccn1.
were tendered for cash purcha!>e
at approximately S976,000, or $4
a share. The company also
Up the Ladder
Ronald L J\terrlman, man·
aging partner of KMPG Peat
Marwick in Cos1a Mesa, was
rccen1ly named to the Califor·
nia Chamber of Commerce
Board of Direclors. He joins a
board th:u includes former
governor George Oeukmejian
and former U.S. ambassador 10
Singapore Daryl Arnold.
0
Barry A. Zastav of Corona
del Mar. has been promoted to
vice president of Century 21
Real Estalc Corp. Zaslav has
served as counsel in the corpo-
ra 1ion 's in1c rnational head-
quarters since 1983 and over-
sees liligalion, trade mark pro-
1ection, insurance and fran·
chise mailers.
0
Glendale Federal Bank has
awarded Newpo rl Beach
branch manager Bud Han-ey
1he company's Circle of Excel·
lcnce Award. H:uvcy h:LS been
wi1h Glendale Federat since
1975 and has been Newpon
Beach manager for four ye:ll's.
has signed a $500.000 renewal
on its lc3.SC at 1720 Adams S1.
The IWO-Story, 11 .300
square-foot building is 0'4ned
by California Federal Bank of •
Los Angeles. Steven Hogberg of
Bishop Ha..-k's Newport Beach
office represented Pieccm:tkers
and Bishop Ha't\k's Bob Griffil\
represented Cal FeJ.
0
El:iine Ordway recently
purchased the Bonnie Holmes
I.in care service~
d1s1nbu1orship a1 1hc Corlll
Tree Salon' in the Newport
lkach Marrion Ho1c:l
D
A-M Homes ha!I selected
Ncwpon Bcach·b:iscd
• rchitecturc and planning firm
of Kaufm:in Mccls Inc. to
concluded the !.Jle or 276,750 share) of cries
A convertible prcfcrreJ stock at SS a share,
for a total of S~.214 ,000. Members of the
company's ho.1rJ of directors purcha!>cd
in Newport Beach recently represented
Procom Technology Inc. in the le ase of
63.000 square feet of warehouse and office
space in Irvine. The 1ransac1ion was \alued
at Sl,155,000. Hensly Re.1lty Corp.
represented the Lessor, 2181 Dupont
Associates.
design homes for A-M 's new 92-unit
de\clopment in Li MiraJ a.
92, 125 sh:irc!I of the preferred stock fur an
aggregate pril:c of S737,000.
0
Chris Co)tC anJ Jim Sn)'der, of Lee &
Associate Commercial Real Elltatc Service!>
D
Piccemakers Country Store in Costa Mesa
0
The Hammond Co., a publicly iradeJ
mortgage firm in Newport Beach, wa.s \'Oted
Lender of the Ye:ir by the Soulhern
Califomi:i building industry in a sul'\'ey
administered by National Suney S)'Slems. an
Irvine-based rese:irch firm.
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b) no promise of a Jaguar
c) no treasure hunt to find news
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NIWllOrt Pier
8P1 narrowed
dawn to three
Group kicks on final phase of fund-railing campaign
By Lauri Mendenhall
Daly l'llat Alt Cl*
NEWPORT BEACH -
S,j/ting through proposals
fcom some 200 artists t~roughout the nation, a
tsarn of art experts has
sft!cctcd three artists lo bid
for the 'ight to create an art
Y.:grlc lo commemorate the
rcaevelopcd Mcfadden
S~uare.
The artists drawn to the
$90,000 commission
p~scnted a spectrum or
f6liseum·quality. sculptur:il
sfflcs. The field was nnr·
rowed to three on Wednes·
day when a selection com-
mittee that reviewed the
propos~tls named Donald
Lipski or New York City;
Christine Oatman of Endn-
itas; and Richard Turner of
Orange as the finali sts.
The finalists, alOnJ. with
several alternates, will be
reviewed by the city's Ans
C1ommission.
nTcaming to review the
PfOposals for the city were
M11ry Beebe, curator of the
Stuart Collection at UC San
Diego; Marilu Knock,
:mistant cur::itor :u the
NefJ><>rt Harbor Art
M~oum and Jill Hally,
former public art consultant
for.Scaule's Public Sector.
nfc three finalists will
receive an invitation before
May 1 to develop 11
site-specific project proposal
by the end of July.
Accord ing 10 the project's
guidelines, this large· scale, a" centerpiece mw~t be
sensiti .. e to the hbtoricaJ
significance of the area, and
bf able to withstand alt
\\:lter, e'l;haust from the
area's heavy traffic :ind e\en
\andalism.
"The Newport Pier area
I) a happy. uplifting place
th:u recalls fond memories
for many people," s:iid
Ph)llis Dra)ton, ch::iif\\oman
of the Art an Public Places
Committee. "A lot of the
artists included wri11en
comments \\ith their
ubmi.ssions about their
deep feelings and per~nal
nost:ilgia for the area."
Each finalist '-'all rece"e a
Sl.SOO stipend to CO\cr
travel, research and
material · cost in de,cloping
a maquclle of their
proposed sculpture. The c
models will be on display at
city hall in early August.
The City Council is expected
to select the winning piece
by early October.
ln order to get the
community im·olvcd. the
public was in .. ited 135t
Friday afternoon to get a
look at the art pickings, one
of wtrich \\ill become the
$90,000 inaugural piece to
"bat may someday be
referred to as Newport
cach's public "permanent
lec1ion." But, either the
·nor apathy kept the
-·d.s away -one artist's
• c and a lone reporter
re t~ only ones in ~~
cn<bnce.
at is exciting about
-project (depending on
the final selection) is the
~tcntial for the city to
~tnl>ute an exemplary ~!k of art to the pubhc.
"This project is an
opponunit,Y for Newport
Beach, in Its first attempt, to
do something really srand
for the community -not
fccUna pressured into
choosing something strictly
reprdcnlational and yet
stayina away from anythina
too far out or alienating."
Drayton 'aid.
Also SCl'\'in& on the Art in
Public Places Committee arc
Ncwpon Beach residents
Leon Lyon, Debbi Polonsky.
Jim Mcfadden, Matt Ross,
Marilee Stockman and
Piasecki.
Amons the better known
artists under consideration
were Jonathan Kirk and
Lyda Bcn&lis of New York;
halo Scanp and Mario
Lara of San Dicio; John
Buck of Do.teman of
Moatana: Omd Gnas of
DeSMr; Clytic AJcJander
and Johanna Jcxdaa from
Santa MOnica; Soaja lshil
and J• HiKh(ttld from
~ HiUI. N.C:; ..cl
Maria A.lpilar ftom Santa
CNa.
A kiek-orr and a knock-down
party in one!
Members of Assistance
League or Newport-Mesa, 2.SO
strong, gathered Thursday evening
for a hard hat celebration in the
shell of a big building at 2220
------Fairview Road
that wiJI be the
new league
headquarters.
The
celebration
kicked off the
final phase of the
campaign raising
$4.5 million for
'---__:;;a..:;.:.:;;;.::L.....J the purchase of
Vllll the headquarters.
.... "The first
Society two-thirds or the
funds for our ·
-----·· new home was raised by our membership and
through sale of existing assets,"
campaign co-chair Lissa Callaghan
said. "We now need to turn to the
community like we never have
before to raise the final S 1.5
million."
Sandy Hesler, co-chair of the
campaign , along with Callagh:in
spearheaded the purchase or th e
building that will allow expansion
or all league programs for
children.
Elaine Basmajian was
cha irwoman or the party, which
included cocktails and hors
d'ocuvrcs and tours or the
Lissa Callaghan, left, with Chris Rose and Elaine Basmajian.
.
19,500-square-foot building.
"Our Thrift Shup is scheduled
to open in July," Basmajian said.
Hats were IN -g.uests were
presented hard hats as they signed
in and socialized in a ladder and
scaffolding setting.
The fi rst to arrive at the party
was a group of dentists being gi,cn
special recognition for having
served at the League's Dental
Health Center.
To make room for all of the
services, walls ha\'e to be remo,cd
-and Channing Lefebvre proved
he is good with a sledgehammer.
T\\.enty children from the league
Day C:ire Center sang for the
guests.
Guests included co-chair~ Mary
Pat and Kent Lucas and Joan and
Les Holmes and Marie France
Lefebvre, Jean and Bob Lucas,
D{)ttie and Glen Stillwell, Cini and
Bob Robins, Nora Jorgensen, lee
and Jil'll Gormley, Jocelyn and
Roger' Gilbert, Wanda
GwozdziO\-\Ski, Penny and Ralph
Rodheim, Kath y and Charles
Johnson, league prcz Linda and
Dr.''Sam Mayeda and the Gordon
De its.
Further informJ1ion about the
lcague·s "Build a l3e11er Future"
Co-chairs Mary Pat and Kent Lu cas inspect ladder during part}.
campaign can be obtained by
calling 542-3196.
0 You u!>ually don't sec people
going into The Ritz Restaurant
carrying b.igs or used clothing. But
it happened Tuesday e\ening as 60
member!> and guests or the
Good\\111 Hclm~men \Oluntcer
support group gathered there.
For each bag of donated
clothing, gue!>t rccehed a ticket
for a special dra"ing du11 ng the
evening.
Jean and Morris Coalson ot
Corona del Mar held the lud..)
ticket and now they can go back to
1-hc Rau (!>JO) bag)) and takt.: l\\O
other:, for dinner comphmenh o(
Charlene anJ Han!> Prager.
Others thc:rc for the hor!>
d'ocuvres dcs!>ert rcccp11on and
\llcnt auction \\Crc foundcr:i
Amelia and \1arty Lod.ney, \1i"-e
and Lori l'\adier, Cameron Quinn,
Will is and Judith Long)car, Shirlc\'
and Rand y Kroener!, Ruth Jnd
Ted Lund and Shi rley and Au)tin
Mahr.
The !>1lcnt auc11on brou~ht an
S 1,400, "h1ch wlil bu1d1t JOb
training .:ind job pla-.lment
program!> for pi.: op I.: \\1th
da:,abilitic .
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POOR QUALI TY .
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HOOD: Could be lacing death penalty ' I , ~ ~ ,. ' •
Newport-Mesa school board
membcn continued tbeir dil-
Wlliocl or attendaMe bou8d-
arie1 for the 199J.94 IChool
year in connection with &he
planned reopenina of Victoria
Elementary School in Colta
Mesa.
cuuioa of potential Pftll'UD
reductiom for tbe : 1992-93
ldac>OI ~r. From A1 Bonnie Hood.
bolster bis claim or self-def~nse, but mistak-
enly placed the weapon in the left-handed
man's right hand.
allow the contested testimony.
Since Hood hu been held in jail without
bail since his ancst. Bourdeuc is also cx-
pectcd to uk the judge Tuesday to consider
rclcaai., Hood on bail.
Prosecutors, however. contend that in the
same interview the brother also 51id that
Bruce Beauchamp looked away when asked
if he It.new anything about the murder. During the preliminary hearing. Bourdette
sought to prove Beauchamp was ambidex-
trous and also tried to discredit Beauchamp's
wife Sharon, who testified that her husband
told her Hood paid him at least $50,000, with
a promise to pay up to $300,000, to kill Bon-
nie Hood.
Odaer key ruling hanpna in tbe balance
are:
The brother allo arengthcncd the pros·
ecuUon ~.~auchamp wu left·
banded, t,, ....... tori it WU "comi·
cal" &o waleh Beauchamp try lO shoot pns
with his riaht hand, "because he did not do
that very well."
• Bruce Beauchamp's sworn tcstin'lony
from his own Tulare County murder trial in
which he denied shooting Bonnie Hood.
Bourtiette objected to some of Sharon
Beauchamp's testimony, saying it was hearsay
and that she is an unreliable witness because
she is a convicted felon who has a personal
vendetta against Hood.
• Jim Hood's sworn testimony in that'
same trial denying any involvement with Bon-
nie Hood's murder.
• Statements from Bruce Beauchamp's
older brother. who r.cportcdly told investiga-
tors that his younger, adopted brother looked
him "right in the face" and denied killing
• The tape or the 911 call Hood made to
report the shooting and the tape-recorded in·
terview he had with investigators directly
after the shooting.
Bourdcttc insists the interview and emcr·
gency call illustrate Hood's terrified state of
mind. Fette! is slated to rule Tuesday whether to
STATION
From A1
represented the city and the Los
Alisos Water District in the
case. "It's all smoke. It's not
even smoke and mirrors. It's all
smoke."
Attorneys for The Edwards
Group were not available for
comment following the hearing.
But in the past they have said
the four-year·old company want-
ed to finish the fire station for
the sake of its reputation, not
profits since it had only ex-
pected to break even on the
project.
Lawyers for the company
asked the judge Thursday for a
couple more days to try and nc-
KING
From A1
ibility as an expert on the use of
police force.
gotiatc a deal. which they be·
lievcd could be done. The sta-
tion had been slated tor complc·
tioninea~.
Since The EdwUds Group
filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
protection in December, con-
struction has virtually come to a
stop on the Sak.ioka Drive fire
station, which is about 70 per·
cent complete. Under Chapter
11, companies gain protection
from creditors until it can reor-
ganize financially.
Many subcontractors working
on the fire station have filed
stop notices with the city for
about $400,000 worth of unpaid
services, ranging Crom laying
bricks to installing underground
f ucl tanks. The stop notices are
designed to freeze up funds and
SUPS
From A1
these people arc still alive," said
county Harbor Patrol Sgt. John
Holani.
prevent a general contractor
from getting paid until tFic sub-
contractors can be paid.
The Edwards Group has
claimed the amounts on the stop
notices arc "inflated" because of'
duplicated claims and errors
made by some subcontractors.
Once the city notifies The Ed·
wards Group that it intends to
terminate the contract, the com·
pany will have five days to try
and rcm~dy the problems, Dap-
per said.
If that doesn't happen, the
city can go ahead and hire a
new contractor or come up with
some other plan to finish the
station.
"The aim is to get workers
back on the project as soon as
we can," Dapper said.
last six to nine months we've had a
tremendous turnover here."
No action was taken and
school board rnemben say dit-
Cuuion will con&iDue • ...._.
mine what parts ol U. 0..
Mesa neighborhood will be in·
eluded within the school's at·
tcndance boundaries.
Trustees also continued
school district budget discus-
sions and will hold a special
budget study session on Tues-
day, March 31, al 7 p.m. to dis-
cuss the visual and performing
arts, followed by a detailed dis-
A 2S&h school diatrkt an·
niver1111 preMA&alba fOCUICCI
on Kailci Primary and El·
crneatuy Scbool, ud &be
school dis&ric:t aPOnMd a part·
ncRhip in educ8tlon a;recmcnt
betweca Wllloa Elemcawy _.Cad'• Jr. raaawants. feboal diluk& ~... wt
classified employees praenled
contract proposals for the next
school year and tna1tee1 ap-
proved membership in the
Southern Oranae County Joint
Powers Agreement. Tnwecs
also proclaimed April u ~
quake Preparedness Monlb an
as Public Schools Month. -•1 '" o.uy PUol
-
J
Michael spent the last 7 1/2
years of his career at the LAPD
on disability leave. His retirement
became effective in 1990.
Michael was just starting on his
30-minutc·long list of credentials,
including a master's degree and
Ph.D, when he joined the Co$fa·
Mesa Police Department.
Over at the Newport Dunes Ma-
rina, which doubled in size after
recent renovations, 106 or the ma-
rina's total 430 slips arc vacant.
"People who want the larger slips
above 32 feet have to go on a
waiting list," said Newport Dunes
office manager Nancy Eldredge.
"But the wait is usually no more
than four months here."
The availability or larger boat
slips promises to increase with
City Council approval last month
of Irvine Co. plans to build a 71-
slip marina in the Back Bay on a
4-acrc site called the Lower Cast·
aways.
Although the casing of the re-
cession may eventually fiJI many of
the vacant boat slips, competition
from lower-priced marinas in Hun-
tington Harbour, Dana Point,
Long Beach, San Pedro and San
Diego will continue. And DcAnza
Bayside ViJlagc Marina manager
Michael said she has yet to sec
signs of an improving economy in
her business_
Come fix your hang ups.
''He was real intelligent, a very
sharp young man," said retired
Costa Mesa Police Chief Roger E.
Neth. "He was doing a lot of stud·
ies when he was here. He was al-
ways doing some kind of re·
search."
During his tenure in Costa
Mesa, Michael rose through the
ranks at an unusually qu ick pace,
Neth said.
It took the young officer only
three years to become a sergeant;
another 18 months to become a
patrol lieutenant, Neth said.
But since everyone at the de-
partment was pretty young at that
time, Neth said the ambitious
Michael was looking at the pos-
sibility of waiting 18 years for a
captain's job to become available.
Michael, whose brother Jack re·
tired from the Costa Mesa Fire
Department, left the city in 1966
for the increased opportunities at
the Los Angeles Police De-
partment.
"Of course he made a lot more
money in Los Angeles," Neth
joked.
OF
At the city-owned Balboa Yacht
Basin, there are currently two va-
cancies out of the marina's 175
slips, but turnover rates arc high.
"We used to have a waiting list
here about two or three years
long,.. said marina manager John
Reilly. "Now we don't. For the
Fantasy 5/Decco
Fantasy S
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yet," Michael said. ''I'm not sure
we're pulling out or the recession
at all. It's still pretty tough out
there."
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Classified/BS
She's Heads,
shoulders
above fteld
Newport sophomore
sweeps weight events
in rout of Saddleback
I t's still early m the season, but
Newport Harbor High sopho-
more Gina Heads is already
showmg she figures to be among
the top competitors in the area in
her specialties -the shot put and
discu .
Heads ~on each of those c'ents
easily Thursday in leading the
Snilors to a 104-22 Sea View
League-opening victory over Sad-
dlcback.
"She's going to be among the ·
county's best (in those events),"
said Newport Harbor track 3nd
field coach Eric T" cit.
Another sophomore, Gwen
Twist, posted an impressive dou-
b I e in
sparking a
H a r bor
sweep in
the 1,600
mete r s
(5:41) and
capturing
the 3,200
(12:13.8).
All four
members
or the
Sailors'
Mite MMt.nJO.ioly Nol
Newport Harbor shotputter Tony Mancuso readies to uncork one of his specialities as the 1992 Sea View League track and field season unfolds Thursday.
victorious 400 meter relay team
won other events.
Jennifer Glueck took the 400, I·
Kala Ross doubled in the 100 3nd
long jump, Misty May "on the 200
and high jump, and Lindsey Curtis
was victorious in the 300 hurdles. Sailors' putting in some heavy-duty work
On the boys side, Saddlcback
breezed to a 95.39 'erdict, domi-
nating the running events.
By Rlc:Nrd Oum
SpoltsWrtw
T bcy'rc throwing their weight around this spring
at Newport Harbor High.
Led by senior Tony Mancuso, one or the top
shot putters in Orange County, the Sailors have an
abundance or weight-event specialists, along with 3 fine
core of distnnce runners.. as hctad boys track and field
coach Eric Twcit enters the Sea View League season
with optimism.
"We've got some holes, but we've also got some
strengths." Tweit said. "Saddleback and Woodbridge
arc easily the class of the league, so we're hoping to
set in there and do fairly \\ell in our other dual
.meets."
p:irk as one or the best in the
state."
Another shot putter, junior
Beau Ralphs (6-2, 230), has hit
50 feet, 7 inches while senior
Darin Mangnall (6-0, 185), a two·
time All-CIF Division VI football
player, is close to 50 feet.
"(Ralphs) is just starting to
come into it," Tweit said. "We're
hoping he can get over 55 f ect
nnd reach the CIF finals. He has
good backup strength and M:mg-
nall's up there where he's going
to score some points. We're hop-
ing all three will go over 50 feet."
Mancuso and Jim Stout arc
events.
On the track -with sprints)rc-
lays coach Bobby Edwards, dis-
tance coach Bim Barry and hur-
dles coach Nowell Kay -the
Sailors ha,·c some individuals who
could advance to CIF.
Juniors Sky Peterka and Jared
Overton, Newport's top cross
country runners last autumn, arc
1,600-and 3,200-mctcr experts.
Dylan Guggcnmos, Casey M:i.zc,
Steve Newman and Mike Pcikcrt
give the Sailors backup strength in
both distance races.
Junior hurdler Matt Eimers -
Highlights for Harbor included
marks by Tony Mancuso and Beau
Ralphs in placing 1·2 in the shot
put and junior Greg Roncy's
showing in the pole vault.
Mancuso, who was second at
139-6 in the discus. posted a win-
ning mark or 56-1 in the shot.
Ralphs was second at 51-5V4.
"Those were excellent marks (in
the shot put)," said Twcit.
"Tony's showing in the shot put
and in the discus was a good dou-
ble for him. And Roney's pole
vault (winning in 12-6) was a good
mark."
Mancuso, 5~foot·10, 205 pounds, advanced to the
Masters Meet a year ago while reaching 56 feet in the
shot put, but 1Weit and weights coach Tony Ciarclli ex-
pect him to eclipse 60 feet this spring.
"His goal is to be one or the best an the state," Twcit
wd. "Coach Ciarelli is expecting bim lO hit O\er 60
feet this year, and if he on do that, hc'h be in the ball
Newport Harbor's best discus throwers, reaching the
135-foot mark. Stout and junior Greg Roney arc the
Sailors' top pole vaulters. clenring 12-6 with regularity.
The Sailors arc rather soft in the remaining field
expected to fill the void of Mike
Gear (ineligible) -is stronger in the 300s than the 110
highs, according to T"eit. "He's come a long \\ay,"
Tweit said of Eimers. "We're hoping to get (Gear)
back soon. He's our best sprinter and long Jumper."
But the Roadrunners pro\cd
much too strong in the other
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Volleyball powers
findin9 themselves .,
with backs to wall
I a it the end or an era?
The three-time dcfcndin&
community college state cham-
pion Orange Coast College men's
volleyball team suffered its second
1tra.i&ht loss in the South Coast
C.Oftlcrcnce Wednesday, losing in
three pmcs to undef catcd Long
Beach City CoUcge. .
"h's the first
time we've lost in
three years in our
gym," said OCC
Coach Bob Wetzel
after the IS· 7, IS·
10, IS·IO sbcllack·
ing at the bands
of the Vikinp.
.. It's the only time
WC play (Lon&
Beach) durina
conference.
~reaaooct
team, and it was a
lcanaina cxpcri-
cncc for us. I felt
• I acedcd I helmet. They hit the
bell aa hard u any tum rve ever
--. ne,•n the All-United Na·
lioM INm. They~ p>t au,s from
d CMr the world.
·~. we'I 1ee them apin. ..,.. Ill 1be &Mii OI the state
W'llmlDL" •
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Cl F's Thomas on
Orange County
CIF: 'Ill advised'
Southern Section body
overwhelmingly rejects
'Orange County' concept
By kry Faulkner
5'lorts Wlllf
BUENA PARK -ClF Southern Scctjon ··-
principals ore overwhelmingly ngainsl the 01-formation of a separate Orange County sec-
tion, accordinf ·to a survey conducted by
Southern Sc.coon Commissioner Stan Tho-
mas. eovTM• MCTIOtt
The survey, released at Thursday's Southern Section Council
mcctjn.a at the Sequoia Athletic Oub, prompted 261 negative re·
sponscs to the proposed Orance County Section, which could So
into crrcct for the 1994-95 school year should it be passed by the
CIF State Federated Council.
Onty 82 principals (34 of them rcpresentina Orange County
public schools) voccd in favor of the proposed section, while 141
did not respond.
The 34 Orange County public school voccs are less than a ma·
jority for the county's 76 public, priva.tc and parochial schools.
This is in contrast to pRVious statements pro(essin1 the superin-
tendents' u.nanimous suppon for an Oransc County acc:tion.
Ei&ht public school principals voted apimc the ICCtion. •hile
15 Md DO mpomc.
Private ICbools. which have not been included in lbe new a«·
tion, and would likely remain in lbe Soulbem Section. returned
13 no voccs. with one non-rapomc. The nw puodaiaJ IChools
bad two DO voca ud three ~
The Orup County superin...._ petitiooed tbe Scall fed.
crated Cou.al ao farm a ~ _.. at the Feb. 7-1 ... ,.
ins. at wbida time a SW. Sectlue RelM5-a Coal•il• w
formed IO eo•iller IM illue. n. s.... Sectioa RclalioM ea.a.ht• will bold a ,..a.tic
lwarilll. April 2 aa dM Hyatt Hotel ill 1..m. at 10 a.a. The
Sul .. ~ CG•dl is apeaed IO nde Oii the On.ea
County Sectlaa .. Its w.y .. , ........ la a.ti .... n. Soutbenl SedlOft will fonnulale ... pmitioft Oft .... Or
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LPSA pros sweep through Mesa
N obody "on the new car, a 1992 lnfinitj 0 -
45, but at least it didn't rain during the
second annual Costa Mesa LPGA Pro-Am
Go1£ Tournament 3t the Costa Mesa Golf and
Countrx Club.
Over n dozen pros on the LPGA Tour teamed
with Orange County business tycoons on March 9,
raising an estimated $8.500 for the Costa Mesa
Chamber or Commerce.
The \\inning team -after the
tic-breakfog rule was enforced to
reconcile matters -contained a
more traditional enforcement
type: Costa Mesa Police Chief
Dave Snowden.
Along with LPGA member
Tani Tatum, Los Angeles Rams
Administrator of Football Op·
cratfons Jack Faulkner and two
J\.merica West Mukcting indus~
trialists. Snowden had a field
day, combinin& with his mob at
14-undcr pa.r to take home the
&<>Id.
John Kelley and Tad Trout,
both of America West Ma.r-
Club Golf
kcting. pitched in nicety as the Snowdcn·lcd four-
some {plus Tatum) edged oot profcuionaJ Rhon-
da Reilly and the founome of Gcorsc Yaacr. Bob
Pipin, Ben Rizzotto and Mars.ball Rose, entertain·
mcnt-business folks from Loi Anaeles who also
fanisbed at 14-undcr.
Professional Pam Wri&ht and a foursome with
CJ. Scgcrstrom &. Sons -Skip Stephenson. Sam
Keys, Bame) Page and Greg Butcher -wrapped
up third pl:ice nt 12-undcr.
"The people really cnjo)'cd themscl,cs pla)ing
~ith professionals," said Orv A.mburgc), tourna-
ment chairman. "You can get some tips and rc:ill)
ha\ic a fun day of golf. nnd it's for a worthy ca~
- it helps the community."
A total of 19 LPGA members participated in
the event. 0
No superstition: Although he's only in to~n for
six weeks. Dake Sto\er of South Carolin:i defied
the odds on FnJay the 13lh recently. acing the
p:ir-3 hole No. 11 ( 140 yards) ~llh a 5-iron at the
Newport Beach Golf Course.
"I had nc,cr seen a hole-in-one before, mu.ch
less make one," said Stover, pln)ang "•lh Dennis
Messick, his Fluor Corporation colleague.
0
It's still uncertain ~hen the Co ta Mesa Golf
and Country Oub dri"in& ran1e ~111 be completed.
but additional steps arc being tal..cn to improve
the course, acxordinJ to Bob Shapley. golf course
superintendent.
Along with the present drivina·range construc-
tion project of sodding the turf tee addina target
greens and seedinJ tbc area behind the tees. the
City of Coata Mesa has issued an order chan&e to
the contractor for the foUowina:
1) Tbc entire remainiq area, apprcmmately
se'~n acres. -.m be hy~tttdcJ •ith a turf type
fclCUc seed mix.
2) The contractor will bydro-secJ the entire
S.OOU:•
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112 Friday, March 27, 1992
Local soccer stars take final bows at All-Star game
By Bany Faulkner
Spom Wl1lef
It took 35 days, but Corona del
Mar High se nior Lisa Boatman
and Estancia senior Danielle
Straub received a one-game re-
prieve after their prep careers ap-
parently ended in disappointment,
Feb. 21 .
Both Boatman and Straub en-
tered their respective CIF division
playoff tournaments with high ex-
p<!ctations, but their teams were
Jcah !>tunning first-round losses.
They will get the chance to put
a happy ending on successful prep
c.ireer:. tonight at 6 o'clock. how-
l'\ er. tn the second annual Orange
( \,unt> AJl -Siar soccer game at
Chapman University. The game,
prt•.,ented by the Orange County
Soccer Coaches Association, wiU
prt.'• cdc a similar North-South
1'·)~' all-star contest at 8 p.m.
L:.tancia's Andrea Odicino ""ill
Jilin l3oJ tman and Straub on the
Sl.1u1h girl!> 1cam, while Branon
Ct•luccio (Ne"port Harbor) and
TRACK:
From 81
C\ cnts. Saddh.:back was victorious
111 every running event except the
.. HJu rcby, but Tweit still saw
~l.,11\C encouraging signs.
''Jan:J O\erton am.I Sl-y Pe-
tcr~a. both JU Otors. ran \Cf)' well
tor us tuJa\." he !>aid. "Saddle-
back ha .. !>o'mc e>.ccllcnt di!>tance
ru nner~. ·1 he 11rne!I aren't all that
fa-.1, but 1t had to do \\ll h the
cond1t1on of the trJd .. "
()\crtun ,,a., runner-up 1n the
1.600 tn 4 40 .. "htle Pe1erka's
10·~2 8 \\J~ good for 1hirJ in the
..\,200.
In other bv\) meet:.:
•Corona dcl ~l:ir 83, Unhcr·
~i t) SJ: J,1,on OO)CC earned
much of the lo:iJ for the Sea
King:., tJl>..111g the !lprtnt!> and long
JUmp in the.: Sea View Lc.1gue trt·
umph.
For ClHl1nJ, ~ophomure Chn:.
I lung clu,1-eJ a 55.U 111 "inning
the 400. l lm mJl JJng1 ''a~ victo·
rlOll'> tn the.: \\etght e\ent!I.
•Century 95, E!>tancia 40:
I he \1,111ng Centurion' piled up
point!> tn the 'pr1nh -""'h 1-:2-3
''"ceps in the IUO. 2~0. 440 and
120 high hu rJlc'> -1n the PJc1f1c
Coa!>l Leal!Ue-upening mcel.
Robert I k> JnJ John Lerner
"ere the 1-e\ 11em'I for the Ea-
i!lc:. Ho duu.1'1cd tn the mile anJ
i" o-mile. "1th LdOer po:. ting
'"m tn the high JUmp and \ho t
pul
J;imc' \\ uH .. u" 1..:t tool-the , 0
run and "·'' runner-up in the
h1ne jump f1lr b1.tnc1J.
In another g1rb meet
•Estancia 8J, Century 4.2:
Oouhlc·"""' by Carrie Appell
JOd Uurcn \\'eJ\Cr al11ng \\Ith a
pcr'lon:.il hc.:'t effort by Jultc
Ru,her 1n the high JUmp high-
ligh ted the tJglcs' PCL tnumph.
Appcll 1'reczcd home "ith "ins
1n the 880 and mile and \\as :.cc-
GOLF:
From 81
arcJ near the cnJ uf h1-, contract.
appr11\1m.1kh the fir,t of June. A
3ll-h1 110-J.i" gru""th period for
the gr:.i" " net"c~'Jr) before the
area n1J) h~ u,~J
It " ant1up.11cJ thJt the dmtng
range. ''h1,h ha' bi.:cn ~hut JO\\n
'>tnc.c O....i .:u, "111 not be reach' for
u'c unul July or Augu'>t. ·The
cour,e\ h1ghe'>t rcnt:il percentage
tumc' from the dm tng range. JC·
cordtng IO 11m Green, \ICC prC )I·
dent and i;encral m.1nJger of the
cour~c.
0
Low net v.inncr' tif the MJr1.h
17 Partner\ 5.i.holc ·1 ournamt:nt
at the Santa Ana (11unt1¥ Club
"ere Sondr:i I fcr,hc\ .1nJ F:l\c
McCoy tn l·ltght A. Chn ... Chi°IJ
and Oev I In.tr Ill I ' ~t t a and
Erm:.i Kt1,m.1n ;ind \I 111\ \\ea,cr-
ton 1n £· ltght c
The :-.c"rnrt Ue.1,h Cuuntr.
Club '' lhl\1111£ th annual m1n;-
gue<;t t\\11:.ome tournament on
April I~. J prc:lmlc to the duh
champ1on,h1p,, \\h11.h run 1\pril
16. :21 . 23 .inJ 24
Tim SunJ,1.., I \ th1. Couple' Club
Champtomhtp' .11 the Ne\\ port
Beach Country Club begtnmng .n
9.30 a.m
Richard Dunn Is a Dail)' Pilot
Sports Writu 1+hosr club golf col-
umn norma/11 appurs ~•tr)
Thund11y.
Alumnl game on
The Corun.1 dcl Mar High var· "''Y boy, \Ullc)ball m.1tch plan ned
agam ... 1 1t'> Jlumni team will not be
pla}cJ th1' Saturd:>y ~ ungtnJlly
.. 1a1cJ.
The g.1mc '"Ill be rcsd1cJ ulcJ
prob.1tily for t~o "cc ks he nee, ac-
cording tc1 ~cJ ""•n&' Coach Joey
Fuschc11i
-81 I~ Dalty Piiot
Ryan Muzzy (CdM), nre expected
to play for the South boys.
It will be one Ins t chance to
pepper the net for the two local
scoring machines, who combined
to score 87 goals their fi nal two
seasons.
"I'd love to put the ball in the
net one more time." said Boat·
man, who is gun ning for a second
All-CIF selection (as yet unan-
nounced) after earning four
straight Sea View Lcngue titles,
two first-team oil-league selec-
tions, and a League MVP award
as a junior. She scored 48 goals
her final two campnigns.
Straub, who helped the EDgles
to a 16-1-2 Pacific Coast League
record the past two seasons (32-5-
7 overall the last two years), will
be less than 100 percent due to a
rece nt hamstring pull. But she b
anxious to help erase her playoff
disappointment.
''l'll be looking for any op-
portunity to score," said Straub,
also awaiting word on a repeat
All-CIF honor. ''I'll try not to let
the hamstring bother me. 11'11 be
fun to piny with some very tal·
ented teammates."
The South, coached by El
Toto's Kerry Krouse, has not prac-
ticed for the game, but both Boat-
man and Straub shouldn't have
any trouble dusting off their scor-
ing skills, which drew praise from
their former high school co!lches.
"There arc players more skilled
thnn Lisa," CdM Co;ach Peter Far·
rell said or his graduatin& team
cnptain. "But whe n you need a
goal scored, he just seems to do
whatever it takes to get the job
done. She always seems to be in
the right place at the right time.
You can't teach it, it•s just a
knack. She's just a natural SCOlcr."
Estancia's Jenny Tavares will be
hard-pressed to replace Straub•s
offensive output, which aCClOunted
tor two first-teiim All-PCL selec-
tions.
"She was definitely our most
skilled player, ond she showed a
great sense for the game," Tavares
said. "She was also a team co·
captain {with Odicino)."
Both Straub and Boatman have
ployed soccer since their pre·teen
years, but only Straub is looking to
continue at the collegiate level.
"1 wnnt to play in college, but I
don't know whether that will be at
a community college or a four-year
school," Stroub said.
NEWPORT HARBOR
\\Mc M,,tl•" O..ly l'llul
Ne\\ port H.Jrbor's Lindsay MJlloy cruises lo \\in in 100 low hurdles against Saddle back Thursday.
onJ in the t\\O·mtlc \\cJ,er
s\loepl the hurdle-. c'ent and "'J~
anchor on the \tClc.mou:. mile
relay ~quaJ.
Ru!ther clcarcJ 5-2 tt> c;1r1Urc
the: hich 1ump.
-High school boy•
• ' SU VIEW LU OUt:
Coron• d•I Mer 131 Unlv.,1lty 53
1 :\!-1 8.. r t •CJ 11 1 2 Prrez 1 n 11 9 l R r.11'1 r. 11 g
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tCI 133
400-1 HO!'Q tCI. "0 2 Wolll ICI 55 7 l W.1\IOO
1C1 55 9
&00-1 TK•l1 IUI 2 GS~ 2 Thorrd IC! ~ C6 3
Mclendon tCI 2 09 , 600-, lJston (Ul 4 38 5 • Lt'>•N 1C1 4 43 3
lnl!Otd 1c1 • •3 e 3 200-1 PCTMlll tUI 10 2 t 2 C"""'°t~.1(1 tCJ 10 JI
3 BtiO!otd 1C1 10 3A 11~~-1 Fne-1u1 1e2 2 v.1·son1C1 211 J
l.''lll'Q (Cl 202
lOOIH-1 ''"G!Nrl I\;) 45 5 2 B•~:irJ 1C1 '~ 6 l
Eagles win , 9-7
COST A MESA -P11chcr
Raena Y .in.lg1SJ\\a helped
he r ov.n c.au~e h\ go1111! J
for 3 anJ dm ins tn lmH
runs tn leadmg the W.tJnc1.1
High softball team to a 1J.7
non-league \1Ct Or) u\cr
~fagnolta. the Eagle\' tir ... t
"'" of the <tca:.on in 11\t:
'it:lrt~.
Leah Braatz dn.1\e 1n ''"'
runs, going 2 fo r 3, anJ Jt n·
nifcr Robertson h.td a dou
ble for Btancia.
Estancl• I, M•gnoll• 7
MilOnoka O?O llO 3-7 2 2
Est311C~ 200 124 1-9 11 7
RlllCon, G¥c~ (5l R.nc:Oll l~) allCl
Am.1ro Ylf\I0'5a'#I VlCl Nier"'1 Bruu (J
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\"-HI 12 2 ,
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DlltOI (t•H) s& S
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From 81 to~
.11 1..e Count\ Sct.tton ar the OC\t Tfnnls co~ net! mcc i tn_c. April 30. s 41 m -0.1\ 1> Cup, ESl•N Ill pm -D.1\1 Cup, ESPN In .i 'tJtcmcnt included \\tth the Colt
'uJ'\e\, Thuma:. !>aid the Orange t pm.-~hur..: Oa~)1c:. ESPN
Cuunt~ Suix·rintcndcn~ ha\C )'Cl .i p.m -PIJ'~~ Ch;imp., USA
t1) formulate a practical plan for IJ p.m. -Pl.1\cr Ch.:imp .. USA · 1 0 Collflt Bastb111l i;m erning a potent1a range 4 .JO Pm -Al..roo-J\·illc. SC.
Count> :.c.:ct1on. anJ said the rJtio-E\hibhion Butb;ill
n.1lc lt'r forming the new !>CCtton ·UO pm -Y:anl.:ccs·Mct . \\OR.
"·" 11l-.1c.h1scd. Collftt Dasltlb111l
1 hl.)m;1s said facto rs including S Pm -'Oht•) S1.-N Caro .. Ch 2.
rnmpct111ve equity, level of service 7:JO p.m -Michiaan-Okl.i.St ·Ch. 2.
to member chools. und ftn:mcial y SI 1 ES5"p1~~1
J p.m.-..1 om. "'· con,iJc.:rations, all favor the Or-Pro Bukttboll
.tngi.: County schools remaining 5;05 p m. -ll:i>Aks·1'4oMs. TBS.
\\1th the Southern Section. 6:30 Pm -L:ikcrs-Jau. Ch 9.
1 homas aid 11 further concern llockty . 5.~ p.m -Ktnp-Jcts, PT '"uulJ be the potenttal "snowball ao~lns
etfcct" of future secessions fro m 6 p m -fra.2.1Cr-W.:11ts, ESrN.
the JO c~isring state-wide section!>. llorw Ruin•
"1 he Southern Section rccom· 7:.30 JI m.-Anit:a rcpla~. Ch. 18
111cndnt1on is that we give serious tO.JO Pm -Anit~ rcpl.ay), SC U • Ot)•plc "°~ca~ rnm1Jcrat1o n to maint:iining status 7.'o Jl.m.-G)"mnas11cs. boc1ns. SC.
quo. rJther than further fragment· fia•R Sbtlns
ing the state." Thoma said in the p.m -WorlJ Champ1onsl111>'-Ch 4,
,1.itcmcnt. Mt•'• Volk)ball
In other acrlon at Thur da)'s IO:JO p m -H.iwau·USC. PT \\omen's C)mn• Lio
mectmi;: to·30 p.m -UC\.A.C~I SC
The Cuunctl \>Otcd to deny 1\\.0 Auto RKlna
Sea View u ;iguc propo\.1ls t C· I J m -GP ol Mexico, ESPN
gJrJmg pl:l)off competition. c,hlbl~~Hb•ll
A r ropo<;al to allow SO perce nt 10 am.-RcJ DoJccrs. KABC (790).
o( a leJgue's rcprc cntativcs into Noun-0~\C -Piadll:l. KFMB (760).
the pl:iyurr!>. rJther than the top I rm -A'l-Anai:b. KMPC (710).
three :\\ is now u!ied. was ~unJly ll~ley
dcfc:Jtcd. It would have allowed an S:JO Pm. -K1n&~JctJ, >.'TRA (690), , · Pro B•™tball c:i~ht te:lm lc;Jguc 1our OUtOnl3llC b lO pm -l.a.kcn.-Juz. Kl.AC (S?O)
A ~cparatc: mo'c to b:i'lc the ,.---------------~ (ootb:ill playoffs on cnrollmc:n1,
im1l r to the formula currently
u cd for ba kclb3ll, was also O\Cr·
"'htlminiJy ddcnted.
a • ,, >iln.nt. :.-... ,, ~ .,.. ~·· !~·· ~ 888 , . ~ . t
N ,1 ti<) n ,11
S1,ort~
1-900-976-
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Boatman. who recalled the ee1-
son-cndina playoff loss s1irrta1
emotional real&zaUons that ihe
may never again enjoy the friend·
ships created in 1 team atmos·
phere, said 1hc will focus on her
studies in the ycan ahead.
"l wu really happy with my
high 1ehool career," Boatman said.
"I had a lo( or lwi. But I Sol re-
ally emotional toward the end of
our last game, because it hit me
that I wu losina a part of my life.
My best friends were on that
team, and I realized ·It would
never be lhe same without practic·
ing with them every day after
school and on weekends!'
Boatman and Straub, (ormer
Sea View League rivals (before
Estancia moved to &he PCL two
years ago), arc looking fo rward to
JOining forces and leading the
South to victory.
"I like to win, but basic<illy, I'm
approaching it as a fun gnme,"
Boatman said. "It's a much nicer
way to finish. I'm excited."
THIS WEEK 'S TOPICS
OF DISCUSSION
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Pirates' softball team rolls on, 2-1
CYPRESS -Sophomore right-
hander Alisha Nelson spun a
one-bitter u the Orange Coast
CoUeae softball team remained in
a tie for first place in the Orange
Empire Conference Thursday with a 2-1 vic-
tory over Cypress.
It was the second conference one-hitter
and third overall for Nelson this season. The
hit wu a clean single up the middle by
Priscilla Sarmiento.
Coast improved to 17-6 O\'erall, 7-2 in the
conference, while handing the Chargers (19-
11, 6-4) their third straight loss.
0r-.. C...t a, eyp,..a 1 =Coast 010 100 0-2 8 3 000 001 0-1 1 3
..._ T*. SaQlr. ltoow.r (I) nl Ill W-Nall. 11M. l-51Qer, 7-t.
Coast wom e n romp
The Orange Coast College
women's tennis team clinched • •
Thursday's Orange Empire Con-,,,,-
fere nce match against Golden
West in singles, 5-1.
That's the way the final score read as rain
prevented the completion or doubles play.
In improving to 10-1-1 overall and 9-1 in
the confe rence, the Pirates protected their
OEC lead. Kim Willauer and Shannon Cur-
ren each rallied after first-set defeats, with
the latter figh ting off three match points.
0r-..c..at8,0 .. deftWeat 1
........ : ~ (OCC) cld. Gealy, M . &-3; W11ur (OCC) dtf
l*'-. 4-4. 7-8, 6-1. Wiien (OCC) cld. Tl#llef. 6-0. 6-1; ClrTtn (OC~~ 4.f, 6-0, M, G4itSj)il IOCC) cld. Schomberg. &-3, M : (GWC) dll. calatnno, 7·S. 7-6
0..1111111 Cnone compMtedl1 Wflcn.Qmn (OCC) led
l*'-·T&iner. 8-2, 2·2: Md·Geal'f (GWC) led Wllauw-Ellls, 7·5. ~llllnno IOCC) n Scllomoerg.Oilenbedc. 7-5, 2-6
Estan cia breezes
The Estanci3 High badminton
forces remained unbea1en Thurs· •
day with :i 15-4 Pacific Coast ,,,-
League verdict over visi1ing Cen-
tury.
For Estancia (6-0, 2-0), the mos1 exc11ing
victory of the day was provided by Hai Tram
and Han Vu in mixed doubles as the pair re-
corded a 15-10, 12-15, 15·12 verdict.
Jn another PCL match:
• Saddltback 14, Costa Mesa S: Lint.la
Luong and Kim Vu swcpl in girls singles to
help the Muston~ ( 1-3. 1-1) 10 four of lhcir
points. Minh Doon ~on in boys singles for
the other.
hUncla ti, C9ftl'"J 4
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Cllrta SM1t111 1tr1N1 (£)def. D. Nc11iwtn. 1'·2. 11-10, lost IO~ 1-12, 11-10. 3-11; ~ (E} toll 1-11, lf.10.1-11, won, 11·5.
11-4,
..,. DIMllllH& D MMtn·HI Tram (E) def. ()urn..KMCll. 15-
3, 1M, def. U..Sendcn. 15·1, 15-1; Hll trim-T. Nguyen(£) loll. 15-12, t-15, 11-f5. won. 15-4, 15-7.
Clllta Deu-IHI D. Nawtn-GI (E) dll. Saly-1..tana. 15-2. 15-0. def. Oo-Tl'lll. 15·11, 15-i: .Geef\.Vll (£) lost. 2-15, 10·15, won. is.a. 15-9.
Mtn41 C. ~O. Nguyen (E) def. Lano-S.v. 15.0, 15·1: Doan-QI (£) def:l(heth,.Trw1, 15-1, 15-5; ti Tram-~ (£) dll. 0
~·L. Nguyen. 15-10, 12·15, 15-12.
CdM whips Newport
Senior David Bain blew past
his three opponents, 6-1, 6-0, 6-0
to pace the Corona del Mar High
boys tennis team to a 16-2 Sea
;a
View League verdict over Newport Harbor
Thursday.
CdM is 5-0 overall, 2~0 in league.
C0tw4el lier 18, M•W1»M Kerbor 2
....... , S.. (CdM) cld Thomson 6-1, dll Kettham. 6.0,
def. ClcOleal. e.o: Wiiden (CdM} won. 7-S. 6-2. &-0; 8Wdor (CdM) 1oS1. 5-7, won. M . 6-4.
Deu ..... : 8'yale·Wtlnsteln (CctM) ckf ~. 1-5. def ~ 6-2. def Sins·lnQold. 8-4, Ocney-Smlh (CdM) won. 7·5. M. lost. 2~: Mason-ftUtllDOm (CdM) won. 7-6 (J.S), 6-
4, 7-6 (7·3).
Bu cs stay unbeaten
The ·Orange Coast College ----
men's tennis team made it 10 • •
consecutive victories in the Or-,,,,-
ange Empire Conference Thurs-----
day with a 7-1 decision over Golden West.
The victory was highlighted by Justin Zill-
man's 6-3, 6~0 lriumph over the Rusllcrs'
David DiMarino in No. 2 singles.
Or-.. c .... 7, Goklen Weal 1
ltnetea: Ltonwll (GWC) ckf Dawtson. 6-3. 8.J. lillNn
IOCC) Clef DMlnno. 5-3, 6-0 Mol'Uflo (OCC) cld HudcllHlon. J.6. 6-3. &~. Lucero (OCC) Oe'f NQUYtn. 8-2, 6-~. Hin (OCC) ck1 Al-
VftZ. 6-4. 6-1 ; ~ (OCC) Cd Wrander, 5-1, 6-0
Deultle•: ~Morono ¥S leonard-MbMD, 4.g 6~. 2·
2 (rJlrl), l*Nn-lucero (OCC) Orf ~~ 6-2. ~3
Hin-Maim (OCC) Cd A/Yam Muctnck. 6-2. 6-1
Coast tu mb les, 6-1
CYPRESS -~press College
pitcher Todd Blylcven tamed "is-
11ing Orange Coast on five hits
Thursday as the Chargers claimed
a 6· l Orange Empire Conference victory
O\'Cr the Pira1es.
In passing Coasl in the OEC standings.
~'Pres (17-11 overall) improved 10 6·8 in
conference play. OCC drops 10 l 1-8 and 5-7.
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Cypress 002 020 20x-6 13 2
SUYes, Rdtsh (61 and Wllw\ ~ Ind ~
W-~en. 6-2 L-Slrtts. 0.1
Van guards lose, 7-1
fourth homer of the season pro-•
COSTA MESA - Greg Ertel's x
vided the only spark for the
Southern Californ ia College base-
ball team's offense Thursday.
· The Vanguards dropped a 7-1 decision lo
The Master's in an NAIA District Ill match-
up at sec.
Ertel, a Costa Mesa High product, ac-
counted for two or the five hits the Van-
guards (11-12-1) managed.
TheMast .... •7,a.ce1c ...... t
The Mas1fl's 001 120 012-7 12 2
SoCal ColeOe 000 100 000-1 5 3
Stl1lltl and O'Sullivan; F"ISher, Beddry (II n Seeley W-Smlll.
..... l-Ashef. H 28-Henzle (M). MJl1ln (M), Pence (M). O'Sdlrm (M). HR-El\cl (SCC)
Newport victim ize d
Santa Ana High pitcher Stacy
Lumley set Newport Harbor (5-3)
down without allowing a hit in a
12·0 non-league victory on Thurs-
day in a five-inning mercy rule game.
Sant• An. 12, Newport H•rltof' 0
SMIDA/la 516 00-12 11 0
Newpott tbrt>O< 000 00-0 0 1
Limey and &lco.w.; Colclu&Kt and DeMayo. W-umey, S.S,
L-Colctuln. 5·3. 38-Trotter (SA) HR-TrOC!ef (SA)
Calva ry posts 5-4 win
Sandy Ferris \\<Cnt 2 for 3 wi1h
a pair of RBI -singles to pace the ~
Calvary Chapel High softball
team to a 5-4 non-league victory
over Cen1ury Thursday at TeWinkle Park.
Left·handcr Kim Schroy (3-3) was the win-
ning pitcher for Calvary (3-4), slriking out 1-i
bane rs "hile )'ielding jus1 five hits.
C•IY•rr Chllpel 5, Century 4 Ct!'CUIY 011 020' 0-4 5 4
CJMly Chipet . 120 011 x-5 1 4
Roelts and Pritiu. Sciroy lllCI Calk.ins W-Sclvoy, 3·3
l-Robln 38-Pritcu (CC)
Vanguards win, 6-1
WHITTIER Frei.hman
Shannon Sa)lor pitched a three-'='
hitter, striking oul five and walk-
ing none in five innings of work
as 1be Southern California College softball
team defeated hol>t Whiuicr in a non·
conference game ThursJay, 6-1 .
SOCal Colle9e e, Whittler 1
SoCM COiiege 200 031 0-8 9 0
WhCtf 000 100 0-1 3 4
Saylor, Engstrom f6) ano ~ Ct1M1 Ind File!
W-Saytor. 8-2. l-Criivu. 28-Evw (SCC), Ross (W)
..
From 81
• •
in Woodland Hill • All (ou.r games
were close, but Wet1el didn't be-
lieve his tum was completely
ready to play that night.
"lt took us three hours to get
there, with the rain and traffic, ..
he said. "We didn't have time tor
dinner, so our guys are stu((ing
burgers down while they're on the
court before the first game.
"Then we make 40 unforced at·
tacking errors. Needless to say, we
weren't ready to play."
At 8-3, Coast maintains i1s lead
in the SCC race over runner-up Ir-
vine Valley wi1h a date al Gross-
mont on tap for tonighl.
Don't gi'e up on the P1rntes )Cl,
however. During l~t season's run
to the s1a1e title, Coast loi,1 three
matches. and Wetzel believes his
learn has a condi1ioning edge on
just about every squad 1l faces
"I really think lhat if \\<C could
have gotten in10 a fourth game
(againsl Long Beach). we woult.1
have had a chance to win," he
said ... We jus1 hope lo gel another
shot at them down the road."
0
Orange Coast track coach Fret.I
Hokanson was unders1andably
pleased after his women's squad
clinched the Orange Empire Con-
ference dual meel title 1his week
wi1h a victory over Golden West.
In 1hat meet. freshman LcAnn
Kazmer won four evenls and ran
anchor legs in two winning rclJ)'S
for the Pirates.
Ho~anson no1ed that the Bucs
won the ti1le without lheir tradi·
tional i,1rength in dis1ance running.
"We've always had a good group
of runners "'ho carried us through
the early part of the season "hilc
the rest or the team got into
shape, bul we didn•t ha\-e 1hat 1h1!>
)C:Jr," he said. \.
"Whal pulled us through 1h1i.
season "as, lhal whale "'e don't
ha'c a big squad, we did ha\C .t
good group of mulli·C\<Cnl \\Omen
like LcAnn."
Kazmer, who is from Wisconsin,
is looking forwatd lo the Slate
Hep1a1hlon Finals in May. Agnini>l
Golden West, she \\on the 200
and 400 me1ers. shm and dii,cus. . 0
OCC offensive guar bby
Holl, who played o o CIF
Southern Sectio ivision VI
championship football teams
under Coach Dave Holland at Co-
rona del Mar High, will continue
bis career at USC nat fall •
Hall, 6-foot-3 and 280 pounds,
earned All·M1 ion Conference
twice Dt OCC under Co ch Bill
Work.man, starting every iame for
t~o susons. He will be a walk-on
player at USC after turning down
offers from Weber State, New
Mexjco, UtDh and Sonoma State.
An honorable mention JC grid-
wire All-American this p3st sea-
son, Hall helped OCC 10 the Cen·
tral Division 111le as a freshman
while the P1ru1es advanced lo the
Orange County Bowl . According
10 his Ca1her Robert, he wanted to
play for a Pacific. JO Conference
1eum and i,tay clo1:.e to home. 0 .
Applications for the Orange
Const head men's baskc1ball
coaching po 11ion are a\ailable 31
the Coast Community College Dis·
1rict personnel office. 1370 Adams
A\ce., in Costa Mesa.
The position. "'h1ch is ad,eniscd
as walk-on for the fir~t )'ear, cl~ei)
10 3pplicants April ::!O.
For more inforrn:ition. phone
OCC Athletic Dire tor Uarry Wal-
IJce n1 (714) 432-5766.
The distric1 personnel office
phone number 1s (714) 432-5007.
0
Longtime Coru.1 b:iseball coach
Mile Mayne is scheduled to ap-
pear on the Orange County Ne\\S·
channel's "Sports Talk" interview
and call·in show Friday, Apnl 3.
The program airs at 10 p.m.
Mayne, in his 15th season as the
Pirates head coach, announced
last "eek hat the 1992 scaM>n
"'oulJ be his l.t!>I in lhat cap:icity.
0
OCC spons information director
JJck Shinar has been named re-
cipicnl of the 1991 Paragon A".trd
for besl sports publication, pre-
sented b) the N.tt1ono.1l Council for -
Marlettng and Public Rela1ions
(NCr-.tPR) at llS 18th annual con-
feren ce las1 "eel in Seattle.
Shinar, in his SL"<th ye:.1r al OCC.
was named for the 199 1 Grid
Guide, which he "'role and eu1ted.
The 108-page publica1ion. pro-
Juccd "'ilh lhe help of photogra-
phers Chauncey Ba)eS and Ken
Glantz and the OCC Publicatiom
Office. won out O\Cr entries from
all O\er the United Sta1es.
Dcnau Brosterbous is a D:liJJ
/lilot sports writer whose ro/umn
oa Or:1ngt Co:JSI Co/It-gt athltlics
appears t•tl) Friday.
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...... u ...... YMt..., DC>ma 1 ~ 25 ' Fl74 dekfib.d aboYe .. pur· A PETITION tou been Nola 11 heir.tly Sl'Wf' to niE USE Of MORE TH.AH ~port Bead!, Caktomaa, ot!ocers of U'le CosU Mesa TION, INVIRONME.._
want .. ... llfl et· MoteM D ... _. t ' pol1ed to br. 3408 SUM· ftled by DOUGLAS E. cred11011 of the •1lhln TEN PERCENT OF TliE EX· at •hoeh l•m. ancJ place Pouce Oepanment NU:eC! T A l HI ALT M AN 0
..,.,.., ...... ..., " ~ ' • 'a. PUIUC NOTICE MEASET CrACLE. COSTA TANGES In the Suc>etlOf named ""er U\al t!W.lc tale ISTINQ "NET PUBLIC any and all pefsons In*· Pfoperly fot torte•ture In SAFETY MANAGER --..,..., • .. T. D. f." ti."' COUl1 of c.Jolonu. County .. aboUI 10 be INlde ol lhe ARE.AM OF A RESTAURAHT ...a may appnt.,., be COM9CtJOn •th ~·tiona 1840 MOlifROYtA Av:
,,_ -.... 8" • MICMIKO WATAJUal: CPP nteu MESA. CA 928.28 of ORANGE. desc.nbed t>.iow FOR BlUJAROS USE, AS A he•ll lh«eon. If you cN1o-°' HMnh end Sa•ery Code
__,, ,._..., ... 8" P'-'"tttf, PIC IU., . The und«StgMd TNlt .. niE PETITION ~uestt as: namet and bu'Uleu CHANGE IN OPER4' ~ ~ Pfoiect In e:ourt_ SecllOnl 10 Wit. 1135.2. DUI!, COSTA •SA. ett....., ....,,... ......... foerth.... ......... ,k=11 ~ any kblt.fy '°' &hal OOUG1.AS E. TANGES edd\'Mt ot tN Miter . .,.. TIONAL CHARACTERIS-you may be lllnoled '° ,..... The ei11mai.d)~....O ~:2u7 (7t41 ~
.... -• ..... .... ... ......... ~· .. any lnconeetne•• of 11\e of be appointed .. perSONI BRR FOOO m INC A TICS AS OEFINEO IN SEC. Ing oNy lhoM IHUM you value °' the property II
fl lll•t•tl lit th• Sectlelt 41-.11 ef the HAS .... ..,EJAD the 1trM1 address and repl'HenUllN9 to admro-CALIFORNIA CORPORA-TIOH 20012.010 OF niE or torneone else ra.Md 8.1U,35100 The H IUd Publl1heel Hewpo•l
....,._ C9" ef CMt Pree. T.a . MO. oU1ef ~ deltgna1lon !er the est• of V'4t d~ TION 2200 Bananca Patk· MUNICIPAL COOE.. the publlc heating d• Pf°'*'Y 11 described u 8ucM4'NAGEMENT
... _ -..... .,.. ta.eo.Ueeo ao If ahQwn h ein • dent way Irvine CA 92714 ~ to ~ In acrit>ed in lhtt notice Of In loMowt· Not Maten 27 1992., ................ 1 YOU AA£ IN D£FAUlT :f"i• tr ot THE PETITION request fh9 location lo Califomla amendmenl to Ti09 20 of _....,.. cor1npondenee CS.. 12..\Sl.OO United SUit• • 1189
' •"olal ... kl•I a. UNDER A DEED ~TRUST .... IOI.II ~ tN IN ~· .. WlU. and ot tN ~htel .. ecui.11e omce SM NewPoft IMcfl Munid-IYsNd to In. C+ty a&. Of ~ ~ • 'M • '•"••• lnourred I• DATED M#'ch 21. 1tet IA'lpald balance of the obfl· eodic:lls, If 1ny. be admitted of the seller la: 14131 pal Code to .. to lndUde prior to, the publoc hellnng Purau1nt to Section PUIUC MOTIC!
-M MAI CA&, Gate S7,440.00e laet-UNLESS YOU TAKE AC-gltlon 1ecured l>y th• IO PfobalL The WCI and Yoiba SttM(. in~. T"9lll'I, the 9ddttion of a ~ For lnfonNIOOtl call (714) 114M4(j) of Ille Calolornier---.------909 ~ ,..._ ....._ ef Future Speolel TION TO PROTECT YOUR ptOpe(1y to be eold Ind alfV codlcll9 we ~ CA t2a0 table, Of l>llard ....._ to &W-3200 HMl!I\ end Saie.y Coe» 14494 7
W ,.,,.,..._ ••41o•I ••••1t••• PAOPEATY. rT MAY BE rueonlble ullruled fOf eumlnallon In IN Ille Al~ t1y the Miter ... one e11.ttting,.....,,.,... MM WANDA E. UOOtO, ~-lo loffeot tl'llS FIR• AND CASUALTY
e ........... ti 000 OOJ Oe1te,al SOLD AT A 'VeUC SAL£. co.u, npente• ""° .a. "me by J~~~ otn. 1>u1tneM n.,,,.. Ind as a en;:-In ~-CRY CLUK, CITY OF propefty wi!W judfciel SntOPStS Of! ntS AM-...-. ,.i.. a~d Suffer I"• IF ~ ':it~ AH EX~ ~ Ill Ille IUM of the authority lo ~ addrH9" UMd by IM ~:the~ of~ ..Wf'ORT alACH procHd1ng1 ate und9' NU.Al. a-YATaMDIT
UW. eert• • UR• tM1000.00 ~ THE PROEC~~G "*-publca!lof\ of IN Ho-estate undef the ~ .... -=-thr=~ !: use permit In wtt c-. Published Newport w:yjou da.m WI.,..,_'° UIF R• f .. SUWCI I Ir ........... M Dateds Feltru11r9 at, AGAINST YOU. YOU tac. ot .... la: Wt..47309. dent Admlnttr.aon ot E• = ": deiMlred to lhe Tild pto,ed ,._beef\,. 8eed'\)lo'OS1a Mesa Daly tNt Pfoper!y, ~ ,,_.... COWAWY. T .. ~ .. •u1ra "alaaalrni t~ SHOULD CONTACT A In llddlllOn to casl\. IN ...._ Act. (TNt 5UlhOf1ty ~we: NONE vtewed, Ind Ill ,._ beef\ P'llOl March 21, 1992. ~ 30 4ays of h h ..,_., ............
-Ullldllta ....... AU.IM AMO FLATT,., LAWVER. Tl\lltM ... ecoepc. ~ wtl lllow the'*'°'* rep. The l\lfMS Md busineea ~-'*Ill .. c:9 f171 puOkaDon of thia Holke. w-....anu•
........ tleRa ~ue .IAJlaS L aALUDtS ....... ef let's cNcll chwn on • ~ IO laQ "*'Y addr .... of the buyef .,.. ~ ...,. ur'°9f lie 1 venled da!m 9'lllng Tocal edlMtied _..
..,. IM ..,_ 1' ter Pta M ' T.._...'•.... mte or Mllonal blink. a ac1'0nS Wllhout ~ IATLA FOOD GROUP. lhe r~ of .... PUIUC NOTICE 'fO"' .,._"'In N MireG (I" age 2 . lln• 21 t
....... ...,.,. 1 •~ ~ ~ 8afofe IM· INC. A ~ r-CahfOfnla Enwonment.111 propeny ~ lhe ()en o1 S.. 79e.5M. TCIUI ......_ • l"ubll 1 ll•d Newport -~ c:Mdl ar-ll'Y • lt.IM or Ing c.,,_, WllY lmpor1llnf • -...-~ Oualty Ad. 14M4.I the Or-. County ~ t p •II• 3 11 n e 2 2)
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-.... 10. 1m ltllt REStO£H1lAL AECON-..... MW'9I and loan requited '° glW ~ '° dlecltbed In .,..,..... as ing ... be held on .. 1"" llOTtea TO 12701. You .. ~ ~ ~ ~ '· ..,. 23) •: • ,.. .. ,.. F157 VEYAHCE SERYICES. • Uaode!Jon. ..W.• ... intef.-d pertOnS urWe9s STOCK W TRADE FIX• of .. 1tl2,.. • IN CftaMTORS OP ~ tf'9 °"9tict Aeomlly1 etp I' S-.00.. (hge 3.
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a aeaH •• •• CltSDITORI OP AAMAH HASHEMINEJAO In crlls w. In fie ..-..-cl per.on ._ ., ob-= ~~ .--.. -·~· . ae wci.cn ._ Md .._,. GN£H ._ • t.a .. le c... OrM w-. Senta •• ~ .i.d ..... ~age
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...... lllm18 I CJMICOR ol the wlthlft Recorder of ORANGE INftlf ot nght ~ lA IOcateCS Ill 700 = ,_ Odde!M8111 tlM ~ """"9 ca. ~~ Mo: MIN-1C1 to be ~ ID N 1l, lne I) nUtt,700, 0..
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---------i!Mnetd lo trenwt bull· with lhe Counly ca.ti of Wlef\ IN~ a.ti Of ....e ._,.. ... .... II' hat... or=-iH cz IO .. 704 .. 2\ ot OthCIO -C..lt~t... neee "'*' tn. AeWou9 UCMI Orono-Counly on llMrc:h Oninge County on Merdl ~~ol eo-tw Aitcot-. of ._ 111111 -~en• alt.... "'-' , ..... Plott..._ 8\.talMQ NIIMI•> llt1ed ......... 11, 118a ), ttlZ eod9. OluN!t, ~ .... Dlell. CIDuMv-.... GI T.& • ~"'i
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Richard T DelN Secte4.vy ~ Newport 9Who flublahed ........ lelch--WI w I G' ....... -...... ... -• ... ... .. AWi msrv OllN8l ·~· This ... tim.nc·--IUec:I ...... unt .. _. ............... ...-,... ... _..,. '° YOU ARE IN Ott The 'oloWln9 pet.c)nl wM ~ County Clerll of The 'ollowtng S*ton9 Coata ..... Dally "°' Co ... M ... Olilly "°' ,_,_ : ctw~ uae 11 at T..a .... ~GI._ th•reund•• re,erde FAULT UMl8' A DIED
,,. doing buslne11 u : Orange C"''""' on Febnr att doing bUelne11 N : Morel\ 27, Apfl ~ 10, 11. Mwch 17, Alfi :a. 10, 11, ll 7t4I lft ._ ,..__. °' -__, ~ -.... 11121,.1, 1n111 11.....a. TAUIT. OATID t/H BLACK~AWK OtL AS. ary ti. 1f1i2-··• 9RIXEN & SON'S, 1119 S. 1112 1112 lL A ' _, ~· ...._. ._ • .. _,. Otftelll...... UM.I• YOU lAICI AC
SC>CiATES I, 1101 Dow ' '•"'•tt8 Boyd, hnta Mao Caflt, '-182 ... 183 1MN. ~ ._ ~"=•~ 'In 11M ..._.... ... M Ap1f 10. t• T10N TO MO~
S11..t, Suite 230, Newport p thtd N -BMcl\-12105 .,. ... ___ ..... _ ~.CAl130t :;-1';'1 lllitta tar _, ',_d.. 1.00PM.•ltleNoftlt . f!A()NATY. IT MAY
Beach, Calif. 92680 Ubll ewport Cotey IStlllen, 2569 Calle rv-.n-RV• -rv..-IOTICI Oellv • Md _. ... ,..,.. .._. ... ol .. en. 0.-.. entrance 10 11\a Counl IClD AT A P\a.IC &At..I
Slldl:hawtl °" C°""*"f, a Cotta Meu Diiiy Piiot Benavente. Tu111n, C...f. • c.ltNHn " ltl leli'CM:_.. PertAI 1 ~ Lal 75 Courthwm. 1oo Ow ~ 'WOIJ HEED AH EXPt.:A
Cahlomll corpor1t1on. t tOI March 13, 20, 21. Apr11 3, 92G80 •• •• MeM Not _, lrllCl end IOOllf* 21 • Qriwe w.a. a... NAnoH °' TME ~ Dove Strfft, Suitt 230, 1992 ~tin &on Nauyen. 18304 ........... .. ...... --M.r It, 27, /llplf. 2, ttea 1 ,_11 lur .... OI -'CA 12101 ... ~ IUC• OF T .. f PAOCEfOfN
Newport BHcll. Callf. F·13A ~Stu ~Oumlln VaJ,. k<tlRna..... ..all•Ht ......._ ....._.. •·->h bOn. tu tM hiuhel' I AGAINST YOU YO
!l:ze&O leV. CllJf. t210I ltet._.... T"9 "oflcMlng l*90nl PUIUC IOTICI ·--· --• -ee\19 tor cuh (pe~ et 1 SHOULD CONTACT Sand Dollar Dev9iopmenl, PUILIC NOTICE Thia busln•H 11 con-nw l'olOwlng l*90M we doing bullflM9 ..: .,. c:onear~led In ac;c;.or IWN al _.. in .._."' LA~
Inc.,' Calltomla corpor• CNl1029H2 dUCted by: I genetll pet\· aredoinabullneeeae: EUT£ OAN>E...O 8ER--~--.. = ~ a al the UMed 8'ale1), On.._,, .. S, ttt2,"
11on, 1101 Dove Stt.... nMINP 8RIGHlON DEVELOP: VICE CO •• 171 ~ N0TIC£ Of' PETTT10N llCIP'ftww\I, non .. llC rlQN, lltla, end.,_..., cun-t 00 PU , Cat•W..S.
Sunt 230, Newport BeKh, 1'1cttttoua The regl11rant(1) corn-MENT. 950 SoUlf\ eoa.t Ave., S4#le 1091, ~ TO AOMIMSTEA t!Qfll IO._ lftO ,_..... ~ llO Oftd ,_ hetd b¥ '111 '"'~ c:.,.,
Cahl. 92660 •uslftft• Name menced lo tranwt bo.i-DrM. Cot&la .._ Cellf. leach. c.llf, 12961 ESTATE OF· c...i on-.. LOI 75 ,..ows. Qil., undllr ...i Deld of Trutt c.M,_,. COfP01'911on. 1 Thie bu1lne11 Is con-ltatement MM undef tM Flctltloul 9212' Anlll\I L ~ 111 Al--..-..,,_.:_ .... _ ,1 1 ...... f11t)Sf...., ttle PfoC*IV 111-....0 111 ctUti, ___..., .,..,..... un
duded by: 1 g_,11 pll'I· Tha FolloWI, ng peraons 8u1lne11 Namt1(1) listed Nne1 Homes, Inc., Calb· bert Ptac.. Coe&a M.... ~--v ...... Ind od; ~ oovurH r, C. Mll()(UM). MCI OouMy and a... end c»-dlr end..,,.... to Oeed nerehlp d-' ..... ••. above on: January 1, 1t92 nla. 950 Souttl Coott .....__, Calif. 92627 __,_ _..._.., ........_.. r;--_...,. 21"'..,. 1 Th• 11gl11rant(1) com-~~Rr~PRdP";~~ ... MAN-COftY &lllen Cotta Mesa, Celt. eM...., Tl\11 buslMM 11 con: WIUft H. ton !Ion. 11 any. ol lhe ,_, Cf,_.~--PAAc..l'.Ttot '° .,;""NO-.o.o;Q7.;:':f'c>tti
menced to transact boll-AGEMENT 666 w Baker Thia lllltment -· filed Thi• bUllnHI •• con-duc:ted by: an lndMdual CASE NO. A1S3340 arty'*':~~ 'Vi: ,.,~ '~ aoo 9fld fl\ll j)O(l!On al aal Aeclofdl in ... one. ot
n1u under th• Fletttlou• •329, Costa MHa, Caltf. w1111 the County Cle1k ol dUC1td by: 1 cOfpotallon Th• regl1ttant(1) com. To al l\Ws. C ...,.port a.m 12e. 1>c1111 ol Tree• No ttw County Allcoidw•" Or
Buslntaa Namt(•) ll1ted 92626 Ofeng• Coun1y on F•bf'u-Th• r1gl1tr1n1(1) com. ~ lo traneoc1 ~ benelc:lmrils, credlk>rs l2MO • .. _IC -ncl 543~. tr1 11111 Qey o1 Newpllf1 engt County. sa.te ol Celi
1b0ve on: January t, 1992 John F. Whelan, 228 Hazel Ir/ 5, tt92 menced to transact bull-neu under tN Actttloue co11tl11gent ctMtorl, Thll undetllOtHt rvv. nv 8Mc1', Ccutlty Of Orenge. lomil ~ b¥ Scott G
Randall W. Blancllud, Dtlve, Corona def Mar, 'S20978 MH under the Acthlous 8ullneaa Name(•) !lated pet90ft,e wt\<> ~ Trua ... dllldMft• ~ .._, ,._...__ _ ._USTU'I Stale ol Calilo•n1a. a UN and AnDlfe" Uhl hut Pro11denl Calif. 92625 Published Newport Blach-Bu1lnet1 Narne(1) bled abow on: 1... 0..wlle be ln"'"*9d In ity tor ~ lflCOff41CI,_. ...,,._ vr '" lhown on a map ltltd bind end wfl•
This statement was filed Margaret Shillington. 2t21 Colla Mt11 Dally Piiot •!>ow on: J~ 1, 1992 Alf8na DuhOulC h wil OI ..._.._or. boeh. the str ... ocbftSll and othw &A.La Book 200. P1g11t 17 WMf ... , al public
w1111 lh• County Clertc or OISCIMO, Newport Beach, March 13, 20, 27, Mitch 3, David L Ball, Vic• Chait• This llatemene WH filed of: Wil#d HenrY Thul'Mon, QlfntnOn desiONllOft """' T.S. No. IHT/634WC tnrouoh 21, 1ndut1v•. ol euc9'0n ID "'-'"' IMd
Orange County on Fet>ru-Calif. 92660 1992 man and Sectttaty with the County Clettc of eka Wllilftf H. Thurston llhown 9-tutin Tn. lot• MOTICa ~ ~ tr1 1 der tor coah, c .. hlOr s
ary t9, 1992 This bualntn Is con-Th-tlO This alltement WU ftled Or1111ge County on Match ~ PETIT~.-~ bMpn emount ol lhe UllpelO YOU /4PE. IN DEFAULT OfffCll u1 Ille eo-,n1y At!·~ dr-n on t ..._ Ill
F522121 dUC1edby:co-p1nnere Wllh th• County C!ttk of 13,1992 -by --• encu ol IN obllOafion UNOEAAOEEDOF TRUST. 0der ol Orange Coun•v. nallonal ban• •• cl\oc~
Published N-port Stach· The rtgl111anl(1) com· PUBLIC NOTICE Ofange County on f:tbf'u-F824972 = ~~~ cured b¥ the P'<IC*tv to DATED MAY 18, 1981 o.:rlbed 11 a Wholil aa IOI drawn· bf • .._. or ledlnl
Cost• Man Daily Pilot minted 10 U.J\ .. d ~USI· ary t9, 1992 Publl11\ed ~ a..cti. °'~GE • oun., DI and , .. aonabkl •• ., UNLESS YOU TM luws Pare.All• ao and CflJdil umon, Of • ctioc; ..
March 13 20 27 Apnl 3 nen under the FlcbttOUs CNS10327M F522t23 Costa Mesa Dally Piiot THE • PETITION mat~ wets. eicpente1 ACTION TO PAOTEC as lhown on the Newpott dl...n bit 1 atale or ,_, ..
1992 . • • • Bu1ln11s Name(s) listed Flctlttous Published Newport Beach· March 27. April 3, 10, 17, ~· ht Juarot. p .SVMCel •• lhll lime ol YOUA PROPERTY. IT MA Blllic;h lot Line ~mwll UYlngl Mid loall llOOCI
F-tJ7 ~~vi on: Dalt of appllce· Bu•liwu Name Co1t1 Mtsa Daily Piiot 1992 ThUtston be appoine.d M Wliu.I pUbltcattOn of Ille IE SOLO AT A PUBl No NelLA 83•13. 1ecor titan. UW'OI auoc:11llj)ll.
---------1 ........ Stat9fftent Merell tS 20 27 ...... " 3 "'·1'"' .. , --ta"'·-to llCM of .. II $432.235 •e SH.E. IF YOU NEED May 23 186A M lnslrumenl Ol llWIOI bar*~-In NOTICE JOhn F Whelan ' • • .,..... • r "" c::il.-· •..:.":."""".."-.:"te• of 1n eddJhon to cash. o-..... &T"""" OF ... No ,,..2 1 A02A of Olhc1 111tt1DO S 102 of lhll 111\0n PUBLIC Thia ei11tmen1 was f1lld The Fotlowlng pe11ons 1992 PUILIC MATICE .. ·--........,.._, ...,... ', Aecol"· ot Mllll Col.in"" # .... code and -·morll9d 11 ---------1 1re dotng t>uslness u : p::.1,.t nv the ~nl lhu Trusteu will accept NATURE OF TH .,. •1 ...-..,. c CNlt030085 W1th tllt Counly Clerk of PRIME PROPERTY, LTD., TI-iE . ·PETITION ~·a ehltl:1' df1wn on PftOCEEOING AGAINSl PAftCEL ll: e-t.11 do~ In lllit llti.t will
Flct1Uou1 Orenge County on Ftbfu-650 Town Center Drive. PUBLIC NOTICE '1othleuw ~-the c»cedenfl 11a1e Of na1ionat bank • • SHOU It deJUOtd in. llld '°' I bo hell.I -' It. Nurih hOl\1
B"•f-u Na-A 11Y 28. 1992 s ·1 1300 co ta Mtsa 8uatneaa Neme w L _ .. __..._,._ .. -y check dfawn t>v a ata'9 YCOUON.T•,..TY~ ....... ER. l purposea Ml torlh 1n Aft entranc.a to 11'9 Coun•~ -si;t'ement.... F523382 c~\,~ · s • CNl1031~ la.t.......e be ~it.d.......:-rob.t.' · rederal cre<111 union °' ,._ ,....,. ... , dlls •and VII ol 1tw11 COi· Courtnou. 700 Ctvc Cw!
The Following ~s Published Newport BNCh-Anaheim Prime Property, 1'1cttttou. Th9 f'ollowlng peraona The wil and an: codicb cnecll df1wn by a stale on ~L 10, l 992, taifl r~alad ~atu1 ol let 011119 W•. San .. AN
3,8 doing buslneu as: Coat a Mesa Dally P1lo1 Lid.. a California Umlted Bualnffa Name are doing ~s •: w• avalable lot rildetll UYW¥ end loen M t 00 AM · MOAT covenants. condUIOl\I a C.tornia, .. rtQM. llll• #WI
PORTOFINO VENTURE. March t3, 20, 27, Aprll 3, Partn1rslllp, «150 Town Statement SIMPEX, 2855 Pinecreetc _.,,.,odon In lie flle kept aocralton, uv1nvs tstucl INCOME SERVICE. tlSttlCltons •UCOldlla oo t.Wv lnlefHI c:on~ lo an<J s Jo u1 H 11 992 Cenlar DrlVI, Sune 1300. The Followi Drive. Co•t• Mesa, Calif. by fie court, etion or savtngs bank apec:.t CAl.IFOAHIA 23, tNA u lnatrumenllf-llli now held b¥ ti utldet eMj 2125 an aq n 1 s 1 Costa Mesa, Calif. 9262«1 .,. doln busln':a ~sons 9262.6 THE PETITION hed tn S..:11011 St02 ol thl CORPORATIOH as No tA-21..034 o1 Ollt<:ia Deld ol TrUll tn the Plap81· ~~l~d92~wpor1 B11ch, F·132 Thi• business Is con-Mas1er~?ar11e1 110 ·New-Rudolf Max Schwaner, ~· authOrity to FlnlnClll Code Md appofnlecS Trust" Rewrds ol Mild Cou111y ty 114'*8d in Uld CounJv
Roeh1td a. Wahler, Gen-PUBLIC NOTICE duded by: a limited pan-port Center D;iwt, Ste. 200. 2855 Pll\tcrHk Drive. admnlslllr the •tale 111ed 10 do bu!lineu in t ano pursuant to OMO PAACEL C: An ewur•• and sf•:~~-u-eral Partner of P0r1otino nershlp Newport Buen Calif Costa Mtsa, Cant. 92626 unde< 11\e l~ndent state In lhlt IMll\t TN91 Galed MAY HS, 1981 nan1, e•c.tu11vo NS.INtf'll venture, 26t I 1 Spur CNS1031852 Tht rtglstranl(a) com. st2660 ' · This butlnHI 11 con-Adrnlnlstra*>n of Estates OChet 11\anCMh 1•accepled. rece>fdedJUNE 12. 19111, lor a rooftop blllconv a P~L 1. lOI 17 ul
Branch. Laguna Hills, caJ•I. Flc tltloua m1nced to transact bosl-Steven Scott 2 Par1' Plazi dueled by. an lodMdual Act. (Thia autl\onty will Ille T•utl• may w1thh Intl. No 91·298078 ~11 IOf ottwr put· INI C4NUlllO Condom1n1u'1\
926!>3 Bualneu Name oess under lh• Fictitious Ste. 1100. '1rvlnt, Cahf'. Th• reglllrant(t) com. allow the petSOnol I~ muenco uf the Ttus1 omc.iat Aacotm 1n thl ix-s aa dtllltrDIC:I 111 Ato PrQfllCJ as thooltn !Ind du
John Torres, Gtntral Pan· Statement Business Namt(s) li1led 92704 mtneed to trenuc:t .butl-1'9pr11Mnlaltlte to take • s o.ct unhl lunus be o1 the County AlcorGef dlil )(IJt ol 11\11 c:.rlaln r• ltned tn that ~t.-n Ollld.t.
net ol Porto~no Venture Tht Fotlowlng persons above on· AprU 3, 1981 Thia buslneu Is con-MU under the Fictitious l'IW'I~~ wlf\out COr'nfl ~to lhe OAAHGE County. Stale Need dlilcilf .. •on of COii· r1llOf'I 01 Cownwtta. Con<J4
26t It Spur Branch. La· are dom business as. Tatsuo Kenuashl ducted by: an Jnd1vtdual Bus1ne11 Name(•) ll1ted ob court apprOYal. or Ufldor-11 a mall0t Clllf~ Executed eftMI~. ccndllions end re-ltON anlJ ~lrtC;llonl ""°
guna Hills. Cahr 92653 RECR~CTIONS OF CALI· This slalemenl was flied The rtglsiranl(s) com-lbove on: Mitch 13, 1992 S.We g caf1aln vety 11ght ROBERT M COOP£R. llndions r41Wr!Mf•~ 23. Aw.r•allOfl of Ul1411Mflll
This business js con· FORNIA. tNC .. 20 Corpo-with lhe Counly Clerk of menced to transact bosl-R.M. Scl\wener ~I actons1 Said uh1 wilt b UNMARRIED MAH Wll 1NA u 1ns1rument,t:lle No Recordiild ~~ 20. 117A
dueled by: 1 general patt· rate Plaza, Newport e.ecll, Orange County on March nesa under tht F'IC1Jtlous This stalerMnt wa1 filed ~. tN P.ersonai made. but ••lhOul c:ovenan SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION 14-21403<4 ol Oll1c1el tn Btm t ~~ 1~
nersh1p Cahl 92660 18. 1992 Bu1lna11 N1mt(S) l1111d with the County Clerk of ,.,Wnof'llaliv• Wiii, be or Wlffllll'f, M(Jt8SS Of wn TO HIG.HEST BIDOER RecorOI ol I/Ml Counly ol Oflietal ol
T11e regls1ran1 1s) com· Recreactions of Callforn1a, F525390 1boll9 on: F1bruary 10, Oningt County on Maren tequrad ~ gl've nolice to llMd regarding lllla, PCIUOS' CASH (.....,......_ at 11 Th .. 111ee1 addrH *J'~~ ~f?'~ .... -•
menced to transact bus•· Inc a Cahforn11 eotPora· Published Newport e.ac~ 1992 13, 1992 lnt4ites'9d peirsons untess SIOfl Of encumbfanc.os I .-1-me Int.I 01~ c:.ommon <Wiwuna-.,....,..,.....,
ness und1r th• F1ct111ous lion. 20 Corporall Plaza, Costa Mna Dally Pilot Sleven Stott '52498t they l\Ove waived noliee or UllSly the 1ndubledness NII In lllwflJI money of tne llDO rt 111\y CJI I"*'-' P'oC>-}1'53•d lf'll4:': tn lOI ~~
Business Namelt) hsltd Newporl Beach, Cahl. March 27 April 3 10 17 This s111emenl was filed Pubhslltd N.wport Beach-c~ttd to the P'"f1!'~ t Uled by said o..ed ed ~~EM) al THE ~N etf'i duiu~ IOOw 11 IJUf ~acCos~ ...!,.! 'Cc:!':iv 04 above on· November 1, 92660 ' ' ' • with the County Cle<k or Costa Mesa Dally Pilot ec~.) T~ lndepe ....... t vane. •htwllUf'lder, w•lh po110t.1 10 lJu 501 A~ o •
t991 This business. IS coo-t992 Orange County on F•bnJ-M11tch 27 April 3. 10 17 ~nin!Slra.tlon aulhor1!y lefll:SI as ptOYteh.i lhellllll INTEABAANCH. INC Camc.iu fllu"'llOI' BeacJ\, Orlt'IOe SI••• of Call~ R1c11ard G. wa11ter dueled by· a corporauon F-t61 ary 19, 1992 • ' • wll be granted unle• an and thO urlC*d Pf~ (COYOTE HtlL 1>2000 as lhown on a~
This stalement was r11ed Th• reg1s11ant(s) com-PUBLIC NOTICE F522131 1992 ,_ lnterasted S*IOn Illes . lhe now ..:u11ld by u PA9FESSIONAI. CENTE" Thu un<h1111u nu lld00tn3~ l~~~ 3$
wilh the County Clerk ol meoc:ed 10 trans.Cl busl· Published Newport Beech-164 ~*"' to tN petitk>n 0000 with tnlOfe:sl 1hef, 2222 STATE COllEG Trust 11~s ar;y llati.I • ol ' aneou1
0m'9• County on Feoru-ness und11 th• F1c1rtlous CNS1031855 C M D 1 p 1 1 PUBLIC NOTICE M~ &hows oood cause as PfCMWU in said Note Bl.VD FULLERTON ny IUJ ltllY lllU)t•Ml.lrlodl ol Coun~ ~di ot Oren
ary 14. 1992 Business Name(s) tlstld FlctftJous osta es• ll Y 1 0 Why the courf should not lees. ChlrO-and 926Jt 1111 rigl\I !Jiit and rho 111ue1 at.kJreq lfld ocher IY ....,l!IOIMI ""°""
F521877 abOve on December 31 , Busfneaa Name March 13, 20, 27, Aprtl 3, FlcUttoua grant the aul\Otily ul lhe lrUStee Ind ot I lnlfie" CC>fl11..,..0 IO •fld ~1mon ~1100 •I~ and Ollltned ~ 11\u Cummon
Published Newpon Beach· t985 1992 BuslneH Name A HEARING on fie trusls CIMtlld lJY Slfd noN helCI by 11 UllCJef s:tio.11 '*u•n Tt\41 total~~-on ''* ..... ~ R th G E Its s. Statement F·t43 · P.9•tion wll be held on of TrusJ ~n• ot tho """*' bait ... ..,, and .,_.arallOf\• uJ Cos1a Mesa Daily Piiot u ·vans. er• The Following pefsons Stat91ftent ~23,1902at1 :45PM Standard True OHO of lf\JSI in 1 MC11otlhW~tt0n•Cownan•~CtinotlJ001an.J
March 13, 20. 27 A.pr~ 3. lary art doi~ bos1otS1 as: PUBLIC NOTICE Tiw FoltolWlg persons In Oepl 3A located at 700 Deed s.vtc:e Company PtOPlf1Y •Uuale<l 111 MOO c.u1e<J tJv 1n. cw®W•v 10 Rest• lions •nd Re , .. .,
1992 !~s t~~aut~~~~ .,,.c1~19:, BANC PROPERTIES, 4440 are doiog business es: CIYIC Cenllet Drive West u Trus•ee. 2eoo Si..nwel County ano SWe detc sold IM r asonable o.h· iron ol ~ Aecoioal F·133 '' Von Karman Ave. Suite CNSt031880 WELL-KAMP WEST, 250e Santa Ana, CA 92701 Onw &.ta 200 Concord 11t EXHIBIT ·A· THE LAN m..tud wru "'1oenwt AUQUSI 20 197• 111 ~ ---------1~:a~e 1 ~~ty oo Febfu· "205, Ntwporl Beach. Flctltlous Weslm1n1ter Ave., Costa IF YOU OBJECT TO CA 9'S20, (5101 603·1000 AEfEAflED TO IN THI ;l(Jvanutt 8 1 '°" ""* 01 lhe 1122A. P..,o 17045 01 Oii• PUBLIC NOTICE -' Cahf. 92660 Bu1lne•• Nam• Mtsa, Calif. 92G27 tN granting of the pelltlon, 9y Ka1hy a.i.eue Assis REPORT IS S•TlJAl ED 1 1,,.1,.. PIJ(Jkahon u1 ,.. ttal RK01ds 01 Or1nu
FS2211B Banc ucetslor Properties, Statement Eric °!""•111nk1mp. 25045 you ahoulc:J appeat at fie 1an1 Sec1e1try Oiied THE STATE OF' llUI 01 ui., ~ S5t5 7'1 7e Cwnly c.i.Mrn.. Lao!
ORDINANCE Pvbtlshed Newport Beach-tnc , 11 Calilom1a corpora-The Foll~ persons Westminster Ave,. Costa heating and state your lt..,g2 CALIFORNIA COUNTY o kl addnr0n 10 c.asn ino Iner.from unrtt 1 10 6J
NO. 92·5 Costa Mtsa Daily Pllol t1on, 4440 Von Karman Av· lft dotng business as: MHa. Calif, 92627 objectk>nS 0t ftle wntten ASAPA75e6 ORANGE. CITY OF COST the Tru••• will ICUl91 ~-4lS lflOWn end.I»
AN ORDINANCE OF THE March 13. 20. 27, A._prll 3. enu1 Sui•• '205. Newport BRIGHTON COMMUNI· Thia busfnen .I• con-obiec*>ns Wlltl the court 3/t3. 3f20 3'27 ME~ AHO IS DESCRIBE ~lol...,. ,_.drawn on lined In •he •bch• men·
CITY COUNCIL OF THE 1992 e.1ch, Calif. 92660 TIES 950 Soutl\ Coast ducted by: "' tndNldual b91o'9 tN hM/lng Your AS FOUOWS AlalO Ot nalt0n•I bank, ''°'*' ·~ f!Wi•
CITY OF NEWPORT F·t35 This business Is . con-DflVI·, Com MHa, Calif. The r1gl1t11nt(1) com. appearance may be in PUILIC NOTICE PARCEL t AN UNOtvTOE ,,_. Ot••n hy I •••t• flf and dOCleialfOl'I AltO
BEACH AMENDING CHAP· ducted by:. corporation 92626 m~ to lrlllsac:I bus!-person or by your anomey ()tr.IE tW.F INTERl:ST IN ludur• ~141(.hl union ()f t('f)hno lhefehc.ni ....
TEA s so OF THE NEW· PUBLIC NOTICE Tht rtg1s1rao1(s) com-Amel Homes. Inc .. C.hl0t· ness under the Flctltlous IF YOlJ ARE A T.~. NO. 17007 AND TO LOT 1 Of TRAC u..ek c:tru n by 1 stal4l oi n-..nb lur tcWSI 11io•eu
PORT BEACH MUNICIPAL menc«I to ltansact bull-nra. 950 South CO.SI Dnve Buslntu Name(s) listed CREDITOR or • MOTtC. Of T"'UST'lrl . l~H•l MV•HV\ .,)() iu.,, •s and eQteSJ •• ai <SY)ViblkJ
CODE PERTAINING TO CNS1031857 oest Undtf lh• AcbltOU$ Costa Mtl8 CaJlf. 92626 • abovt on. March 10, 1992 contingent cre<lllO< or-tie SAL.a UNOP 0--.0 Of: NO ~3.~0ROSHOwEDN ~ tucuillon ,..,,no:s NJOCr 1n lhe ebO"" mtonltooect
MASSAGE ESTABLISH· Flctltloua Business N1mt(s) hsled This buslniu ts con-Er~ Wellenll1mp deQe.s.d, you musl W. TRUST A •ltOft or UVtll\I betill JQ111C.f ·Concsomwum P11r1• an.i
MENTS. Bu•ln•H Name abovt on· F•bruaty ... 1992 ducted by. a corporation TtliS stallmtnt was flied your claim Wlfl the court YOU AAE IN 0£FAUl T BOOf\ $28 PAGES 12 AHO llQl.I en 5-.tlOtl 5106' o• I Dacwu•IOtl
Subject ordlNOCI WU In-Statement Jol'ln lttel. CEO Th• 11gts11ant(1) com-with the County Cltftc of and ,,.., • copy to th• UNDER ... DEED OF TRUST t3 OF MISCEllANEOVS FW'llltlLMll ~ tin(! IUI PARCEL 3 Non
trOduced on 9th day or The Following persons This slatemenl was filed menced 10 transact busl· Ora~ Coun1y on Match personal nt~lalN• DATED MARCH e l lllllO MAPS. RECC>m>S OF ill\ld lo do~'" _,_~Is rar IC
Milich, t992, lfld adopled art dOiog business as: with the County Clerk ol ness under .,... Fic1ilJOvs 13, 1 ap~ted by lhe 4:0"'1 • N<£ ORANGE COUNTY, slat lo ,,.. !Mlftl •4" CMIS .ngr ... 111\il ~.-. •
on 23rd day or March, DEL MAR HALCYON IN· Ora~e Couoly on Fet>ru-Business Name(s) listed F524185 w10l1n four month.s lfom ~~s: TJOU PAOfECT CAl..IFOANIA. EXCEPTING OChltf ltwm UIMI ~ llCCM()lol!O as lildcr~ "' ltw 'Coldo
1992 llESTOAS, LTD., 20 Corpo-1ry 1 • 1992 1bov1 on: Januaty t, 1992 Pubhslled Newport Beach· tN elate ot Int ~nee of YOUR PAOfl£RTY IT MAY THEAEFAOM UNITS I AHO lhw fruit m•v •tlllt nwttUtn P\an 111\d De.Iara
AYES, COUNCIL rate Pina. Newport Stach, F522093 David L Ball, V'tc.t CNJr. Costa Meu Dally Pilot '4tlt~ as provided in 8E SOLO AT A• PV8UC 2. ASS~ UPON THE Ille ~gt 11\w T•USI t10n Of ~ Conu•
MEMBE .. S HEDGES, Calif 92660 Published Newport Beach-man and Secretary M.vcll 27 Apnl 3 10 17 MCllOn 9100 of f\e CONOOMIHIUM !'\AA W $ [)eiw(J untlf tunm tMt-hons and Ratnclruns anu
WATT, TURNER, SAH· Recreacttons of California, Costa Mesa Dally Piiot This stal1mtnt wu flied 1992 • ' ' ' Caltlomla Proboate Code ~~: ~EDT: REC0RO£D AUGUST e ccniu •"~ 1u 1h11 Au.v1tt0n ()I f-.nc~
SON£, HART COX, Inc , • C1hforn11 corpora· March 13. 20, 27, April 3, with IN County Clerk OI ,.167 The tima tor filing claims ...,. Of T ...... 1994 AS INSlRUMCNT NO Of ~--as• tl\OI._ of The 111ev1 10d11tU PLUMMER 11on. 20 C~ate plaza, 1992 Of1t1ge County on Febru· Will not eq>ira befor• tour NATU'"""' ""' a.c~ or O~ICW •'UM ~ 0411ef common dlWgNi
N 0 E 5 C 0 uNC 1 L N1wpo11 Buen, C1hf ,. F·tJ6 ary t9. 1992 UBLIC OTICE "'°""* from fie heanng PAOCEEOIHO AGAINST R£COAOS Of SAi Sa10 sat• wilt b llOt\ "any Of the,....~ • 92660 F522t24 P N date noticed above YOU. YOU SHOULD ~COUNTY mooo bu1 w11nou1 UMlfWWll .,ry ~ at1owe ••our ·
MEMBERI NONE This business Is con-PUBLIC NOTICE Published Newport Beach· YOU MAY EXAMINE CONTACT A l.AWVl:R PAACCl 2 UNIT 1 A or • .,,~IV Mil' OI tm PO'led IO be 3"5 Unl\4r11
ABSENT COUNCIL ducted by I l1m1ted part· Costa Mtsa Daily Piiot CP0322t.1 -N the tile Kepi by the court I ~ • ~ Qlf\l'ln It* SHOWN UPON THE ~ rOOll'OlttO llllU IAlQUI· 1)1Or1119 18·3 Colt.I MHa MEMBERS NONE ntrsh1p CNS 1031872 NOTICE OF PETITIO you .,. a perso SERRAHO CONOOMI Pt.AH 5l(Jll or ~uml>fanc.A1s 1 CA 92827 The und.,
MAYOR Phil S1nsone Thi reg1slranl(s) com-flctltloua ~:~h 13• 20· 27• Aprll 3• TO AOMINSTER Hlterested tn !tie esi.te, AECONVEYAHCE R(FEAREDfofl~~ IN PARCEL alllly lhll •ndul>hl(Jr'rilf ...-l'Oned TruJtM d11cl111n1
CITY CLERK, Wanda m1nced to llanuci bus1-ButlneH Name F·t42 ESTATE OF: you rNAY lile Wilt\ fl• co COMPAHY. a Caillon'wa 1 ABOVE c.wid bv u l(J [)oo,J eti wrv "4ltlillt'i tor ~ inc.or·
E. Raggio ,,.u undtr ,,,. F1tllt1ous StatenMnt Dorothy Barr a lonnal ReQuest lo Corpot1l&iOn .. lrullee. or The Sir... ano v.,__ tt¥W<ll.lllr ••II• rectNu OI ll't&t ltf ad
THE ENTIRE TEXT JS Business. Nam1(s) t111ed The Fortowing persons PUBLIC NOTICE French, W Spea.al Notice ol "• llln aucc-.or """"· °' otl'lef common aooteu IOI\, 1 .. -.. ai. µr~ 11..,.-.,'ttl dfeaa and o•n.• '°"'"'°"
AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW aboVI on February 3• t9S6 111 dOI buS1ness as· Doroth~B. French of an inventoty an ~ 11\111 .. punulllC dHIQl\3I anti •he ~ P'lfM."* dalgNllOf1 ti l<•Y. 1'1own
Ruth G. Evant, Ill Sect• CALIF~NIA LANOCARE Flctltfous case a1•-•" appratsal ol Mtale &SM to tna OMO ol Tl'\dl ti aftf, Of ltie real 1119 not• ~-.. b M herein IN THE CITY CLERKS OF· 1ary • .. , ~ -.-or of any petition 0 091Cnbld M>Owe • dllod w•lh int<'ftllll 1 Said &el• ••II b• FICE OF THE CITY OF This slalement WIS filed 1301 Dove Slttel, St• 300• Butln•H Nam. To .. heirs, account as prol/ld9d uacueo by CNQ..E D ~ 10 DI 1~ It pr<WICJu(J '" M M.I Nol• ~ bul WllllOUI 'on""
NEWPORT BEACH Wllh lhe COUtlly Clerk of Newport BllCh, Cittl Statement benelaariM. Cf~ SKtion 1250 of II WEMS, JIJ.j UNMAMl£D ORANGE AVCNUE. COST llilet Cf\jjf~J •fld -~ nan• Or Hlllnly 91ip-(II
Pub 11sh1 d N twp or 1 Or~e Couoty on F1bru-9~~C L Inc. Catlfomia ~~ F~ng ~sons contingent ~· California Prob•~ Code ~ ~~~ ME~ CAlrfOANIA ~7· °' 1ti., huel.w aod ol 1 .,.,._, ftlQilldlng 111 poa
Beacn)Cosi. Mesa D111y Ir/ t 1992 n 22119 1301.e>Ove s1r"1. St• 300: '~rw~s~ 2:s:~·a.y. =:.:-._be lnliltMlad~ ~:·.':,~~Ith ~~lnlhe~ 3739 ~ufr:a'i'•'ud llv w.J 9'!SlllOn 'r ~umbllncn
P1101 Marcil 27. 1992 Published Newport Beach· ~:~ort Beach, Calif. lront, Newport Blach, Calif. tN wil Ot ....... or both, courtc.i.tk. °'the County RlcofWf Of Tru:.: °'~~ Verdugo Servlc = ~ ~::
1172 92662 °' Qoro4hy 8afT French, Attofney fot P9Utloner: ORANGE County.~ ~ .• ~ Tt\411 ot lhe UUIU tea by~ __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_l_C_E __ Cos11 Mesa o111y Pilot Thll bu1tntH 11 con-Klmbef'ly Ins Paschall, 58 t M.a Oorofl_y 8 Frenc:ti HADLEY & HADLEY enc putlUlr1I IO tne NotlOe lllCitity loniny ineonKtnes• l!il 12 I W us1 le.1ng10 OWd ot T er.. lht>
Match t3 20, 27. April 3. duded by • Cori><>ratlon P11k '6'. Ccnll Mesa. C•ltf. A PETITION hlls been 39.0 Maine Aw. of Default and (lecUon to ot Int &lreot loCJOfH.I ano o,, ... Thlfd ~k..o Gltlnttirlit ~ ~ P9Y OI
CNS103185t 1992 The rag11tran1(1) com-92627 Ned by Sherrill LM Baldwln P9rk CA 91706 Seil ~ reccwoao °''*common a.s.rgnollon CA 91203 11111 500·2,.t5 = I ed~ F·138 menced lo transact buSI· Jack Paschall Jr 209 E Stutzman in .,_ S~ o•.i.. ' Newpc:wt II ""Y lllOWf\ ner-e111 e., Allo.o Rte.. T 1 _..,, vy Fictitious ---------nest under the F'ICtiUOUS S.y Fron• N~ Blacti. Court of Call~ County ~ OCT08ER 17, 11191 !nit.If SalO sale ... .u be ~ ~ Oii 0. ru '" 0.4td ol Trust to wit
8u1lnesa N•nM PUBLIC NOTICE Bu11ntss Namt(s) llslld Calif. 92662 ' of ORANGE. Mesa Pilot ta tt-505670 ot 1a1cJ Clffkllll but ""tnout covenen1 • ASNJo:J' 1-' ~t 11$2 Alt~ •••h 1nt•ru1
Statement CNSt031875 aboveon·0c1ot>er9,1991 This bu11neu •s coo-THE PETrTIONMar 2621 Apf2,im ~W: .. ~:' .. ~EMflantv e•pr1St J.'20 117•4 J ~~~1:~:,;:"~1:.1" Thi FolloWing persons Michael McC1ti.. Pr•St· dUC1ed b)'· co-partne<s ~-· f1aa Sherril LAN • 11 lfflplted r-oaro:nn llU.
a•e 00tng business u : Flclltlou1 dlnl Th1 r1g1stran1(s) com· Stutzman be llPPOfnted .. PUBLIC NOTICE "WN (NORTH) ENTRANCE ' -·• • PUIUC NOTICE wdld. lf'I 1.-.d "'*ls) l)IU> SC ARSBOROUGH TEA· Bu•ln .. s Name Thia llslemenl was filed m1nced 10 111naaci busl-personal repreMntatv. to . TO THE COU"fl'Y posMSSlOll °' aml end e/'l'y ecNanc.. wu
RACE AT TREELAKE VIL· Statement ... tlh Ille County Ct1nt of neu undet Ille F'tCt1hOUS ~ fie ....... °' NOTICE Of' COUAT'HOUSE. 700 CIVIC lnCUmClranteS IO pey Int UR AM> ACQDENT ont•nt £s11m1tud lOlll
LAGE. 17550 G1h1ne Av· Th1 Following persons Oreng1 County on Febfu-Business Name(s) t.lled the decedent. T'RUSTE.E'S SALE UHOE.A CENTER OAIVE WEST. ~ pnncipai s.um ol AM> HEALTW dilibt ~7 2A1 98
fflVI, IMne, Calif 9271' art doing business aa: ary 19, t992 above on N)A THE PETrTION DEED Of' TfWST SANTA 1iHA. CA 11 P'JC* lhe note($) MC'"° by $0ld tY.,,.. Oil ntl ~ benefouarv ~
Th• I.ink Company, I Cal-AL£RT PROPERTY MAN· F522095 Kimt>r I Paschall requ•• the dllcedanrs TS No CCMOtlt10 aucuon. '° .. ~ ~ Trusl "'"" tnllfftl ANNUAL ITATCMOfl = WMCUl: ~ o.::.-:
•lomla Corponallon, 17550 AGEMEHT, 660 w. Baker Published Newport e.ec:~ Th•S SllletNnt was filld Wl.l Ind codicfla, If any, L.o.n No bil<JOef tor can (plry1ICle.. • u pro..oo.o IO MllO Yew (~ '° ~
G1lltl11 Avtnua, trv1n1. "329. Costs Mesa. Cahf Coala Mui Dally Pilot w.111 111e County Clerk of be ~ to ~. 1924013/HEHRY 1he lime of '* in i.wful notl(I), llOVMCH. 11 11'1Y Dec.,... 31. 1HI o..i..:.:"~: 9'J
Calif. 9271 4 9282e March 13, 20, 27, April 3, Ora1191 County on March The wll and MY codlck YOU ARE IN OE money Of tne unlleO S.IMS), l.lnOer Ille ltfml ol IMI Souetlwetf1tn u.. Owfnar\d lur Sakt and •
Mou & Howard, locor;» John F Whelan. 228 Haul 1992 13. 1992 •• -~ lot FAULT UNDER A DEED Of .. ngnt. tllle. ana Inf.,... Deed ol TNSI .... cnarges "*--~y. ••lllvn t.k>t "-tt 01' Ovloutl
rated. Caldomta Cor-por• Dnve, Corona del Mar, F 139 F524884 ex~ In tt.file llept RUST OATEO 2 1411)0 ~to ana now anoe~sofltle Tl'\.ISI.. D .... Tu.. Ind E"i.cimn to Sd
lion. t 162 Clrby Wey "3, Calif. 92«525 • Publ1shld Newport Beach-by "9 court. UNlESS YOU TAKE AC. bf I unOlf NICI deed In tna anG Ol lhe lrUllS Ct Id l)y ToUll ... "'ltt.d H••t• unotrftlQned tau.ad t.a•d
Ros1Vlllt. Calil 9S66l Margaret Sllllltngton. 21 21 PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mua D11ly P1101 THE PETITION ION TO PROTECT YOUR propeny llUlllld "' NICI l4UO DM<I ol Tf\Al 11,37l.542,911 NOiie. OI Ovfauh 1f1CJ O...
This buslneu Is., con-O.sc.anso Newport S.ach. March 27 APfl/ 3 10 17 =-~ ..: RTY, " MAY BE Counry ano sa... ano lne IOCM amount OI tne T 0 I.. It e .. I 11 t... "°" IO .. IO bit ~ duded by: I getllf pert· Calif. 92660 Flctltlou• 1992 . • • • -SOlD AT P\JeLIC SAlE tF ~ fotlowl I.OT unpe.o '*8nc• OI Ille t 113141 •1 In the county.,.. .. ,..
jneriisihllpiiiiiiiiiiiil Thia business Is con-8111lneu Name f -toe =.::-Ion II~ OU NEED AH EXPl.ANA ;;of~~T NO. 7031 IN CllllllQ*tOn Mlt:l.lfto by tne c~ •*"' ~.000.000 P'~'Y II kx..•1«1 H>f' ductld by-co-par1.-. Statement n... .~ _. ION Of THE NAT\JRE Of THE CITY Of! NEWPOA P«IP8f1Y to Ot told ano AH"4(fea writ .. tne tot IAl.CS IN,ORMATIOH
Tht regt11ran1(1) com-The Following pe11ons PUBLIC NOTICE ~· ( .... --.. 7 .. THE PRO CE E DINO IEM:H COUNTY J rMSOneble nl•tMlt<J COiis o"'9f .,.,., ~ 1urplu:1 Mon4-ri • 00 om IO S 00
... C911C ¥tEW
MEllONAL ltAM c.m.tery • Mor1Uary
C"8pel e Crematory
3SOO Peclflc v ... Dt'lve
~Beadl ......,.
I 10 Broadway
Coat• Meal.
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menced to ttantact ~SI· ar1d0ing~sinessu _,,. • jMlr'IOn AGAINST YOU YO ~and IOlllnQlllelfunclt •3158119902 pm..(&11~-~ • ::int~erNai:(:,lct~= SUPER VAl1JE COVPON. CNS1031850 =~IO....= ~OUlri> CONTACT A~~ ~A~A Of' "'9 time ol 11'9 lnlllll Oree'e ;,14 tn en• C... ....__.'
abov1 on· 011e 01.app41c1· 1866 Newport 1!5lvd ·Costa STATEME.NT 0, CJl>:l-.ecc':.t ~· ~ r1-, AEC0Ao£D IN 800t< m puoiilCllllOf\ ot IN Nola eefttrltlute• eur11h18 . w•1•nce CorporoUon: "°" Mesa. Calif ~627 WfTI4DlllAWAL FROM a.fOfe~ catWn very •• , her gtv· • Sllle 1$ sac 830 I).) 2U,631,0t 7MJ l a ...... 811,cf 2ro
John F Whllan Ftouna Kazetoonl 7•S w PMTNl!•.SHI.. ~t ~en lt\41 l\anurd rus PAGES 21 TO 2' The ~ unoar A~e,.cielewplUI 0 Ft. p 0 ... tooi ....
Thie llall'l\tnt was ~led t~I~ 5g~~"f1 • Costa Miu OPE~TINO UNDO ttoil#NW ... ~~pot~ .. c::::~ :C~ous MAM, Mid OMO o1 TNll l>n•...,_ fwnlkl-.WI a•~08~~·~·t008,'
with lh1 Couoty Cletk of Mehdi Kazeroonl 745 W ~ICTITIOUI ~ ... •.ccea11• trua ... or.,...._ IH THE OfACt! OF THE he!~ ft!IQMd #ld 0 A4'111ofiiod S ' Or~ County on ~ebfu-19th St. n ot. Costa Mtsa BUSINESS NAMI ::::C,'° ~ lu14'd llUSI purauant t COUNTY ACCOAOtR ~IOhundtft9*1 ~~=~1t;'"'Of*•tlon• lure, Trust. SIM 011.;:'8 •
Ir/ I • l992 Calif. 92627 Tiit fOltowing !*ton haa -. ~~nob 0# lhe Ol;iOO ol Trust 1W1KVt SAM) COVNTY I _...,. DederlrlOn of H9t •.,_, l70 581 00. ~ ll2..9l
F522091 Tn11 busm111 ts con-wilhdr•wn H a gen.rs! ._, tad to._ _..by Wavnu S H9twv • ASS(SSMENT NO 451-~ and '*"9nO IOI • • • ASA,P,.1311
Published N....,port S..C~ dUC1td by· tt.Jtt>ancl 1no partner from the panMr• :"~'The ~ 1rutn Reco1<1ed 2/161 0, 293-07 S.. and a M1tlen Nottoa ol ~niur.,;:.a 1~~71Fc);;e' lit) ll20 l/27
Costa Miu D11ly Pilot ..,,,, ship operating under \ht admllMtllol ~Inst I 90 086438 OI Oflr· TN..,.... ldOIW ~and Didion to Sell tODn• •
M11ch t3 20 27 April 3 Th• regtslranl(•I com-r1c11i.ous buslnest name ot wll be ~ ~ an "* Rou>r~ in \hit allu ~common~ The "'*""OI*' cauaeo Ac:!:•"'o • Hu hh
1992 . . • • m41nced 10 ltansact busi-~TH Oil SIKES 111 PART· ~ ,.,.on ... an •hll Counfy ~ ol Or • ol IN ,.... ._, .,... or Olf9Ull and "'9"'1N9M: SELL ,,.., undtf uw Flc:ttoous NERSHIP 1t 2,.5 F'iachet, ob'-'ton lo .,_ pecfton •nve County, C.Hlorn11 W'ff, Olcllon llO Sal IO be 1n1ut •nce In ferca
________ F_·_14_0 Busioesa Namets) lllled Suitt A·7B, Coata Mesa, .,:;j°' ~ llOOd cawe aod Pl.l'llWOI to the ~ .... ._ ll10ve1-1 .....J! f900t010 In tht countt ~.22'1_:111 ... .. 1 h
The Piiot Claaal· at>ove on N)A Cal·f !12628 oowf ~ OI OetMM Md Elec.tton ..-..--"",.. -.....,.., "'aa ••nt etlw "el I
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The most comprehen-S Namt1 referred to abOve A HEARJNO ·on .,_ 10 101t1 Intl I 1)1 aCACH.CAoaeeo 0.. ~I. 912 We._....,~ lhet ,,_
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380 WNt B&y Street
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Merchmdise
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E'•ld•. 20S E. 19th SL TAX GUIDE 3 Bedroom, 4 Bed-2BR/1BA v room detached home Chatmtng lmmec: beKh 2BR Apt w/flreplec:e, -J!,,•r•g•. • BLU,P'S 28r 21hBa, CM. Fem ahr 3Br 2Ba Fireplace, double c.; hou ... 2Br 28a w/gar, ••Ibo• Penlneul• cant. 182 mo. 1300 sq ft, 2-car get. twnhm. frplc, w/d, garage fenc ed yatd 2 min walk to Mech. Point $750/mo. 7a ... an Avail now. No peta. pool. Biko to bo8Ch ________ _..;:;;..___;;:;..._ ____ ___,
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To Wahington e acre1-so lot•
Wonderl\Jt develop-
ment potential.
Prim e Port
Townaend location.
Some w/Water vlewa.
Will aell whole or
pat1. $248,500
all mal:itenance Incl.' 11200/mo. 8e2-57&7 87a-a990 E.Slde, clean 1BR $1150/mo. 875-0068 S423/mo. 642-8183
MIJ.0442 Clift Or. Oen & Bay 2BR flJfn apt. 1h gar & w/gar, $850/mo. MOVE IN TODAYI 4BR ••atbluff Spacloua
•2BR Duplex nice cpl/ view. Charming 1 BR fr" lndry. 1 blk to 722...,711 Before 10 °' + gar. Ocean view. 2Br 2Ba. vltd cell, w ,
nu paint, gar, lndry + loft, 1 ~BA. 11250/ bch, new paint, $850, after 6 · 5112 SeHhore Dr. frplc, furn. dbl gar. IT ISN'T RIGHT
hkupa. lg yd 1850 mo. no pets, 631-e359 yearly. 873-3e04 llovo·ln Spoolell $1750. 31o.36e-0148 $675 Incl utl. 760-1782 To Pay llore
Must Seel 1547.7540 •-tblufl 4er 2Ba twn-N~r 2BR 2BA 1850. llUST SEEi Fantastic Mstt BR w/BA Then You Should
h .. -..... -Pam, Agt 848 H80 ,,.. .. ...,, upstaln 1tudlo In E. Bl"ff Condo. ••-1 .. -Townho-... me, .... ~., r .... one. -e7......... """'6' .. c-•1 f F••• -· -..... f'' d/W 2 ... ._ apt w/gar. 1675/mo. Ouiet loc. on wide -or a "~ .. 2BR 28a, frplc, gar, ,p, • car gar e .. _....... Income T-v "-gan zer 12095/mo p opert ....,._In Spoclalll 32nd St. 7 ...-v-greenbelt, lots of llght .... ""' 1
Vacant & ready! $975. · r Y •••oh-•--• ,._.., I Cl & 28R O & MARY CU MEUA, E.A. Remax M2·9797 Hae, Rltrl 842-3850 -vnn w ean 1 . ated, ON THE WATER 1BA space. S725 Incl ut1I Accrtdlltel Tu AC1~11or garage, no kitchen. pool. acUvlU••· nr 1BA. remod. f/p, open & cable. pvt phone 1714) 847_..945 •Sharp •••t•ldo• WTllUFF FAllLY HOIE 720•n Femle~. $550/ bch/ahops. 842-5858 beam•. 1 P9fllOl1, no llne. n/•. 760-9268 RAPID REFUND
INCOM•: l AX 2922
Oulet 3Br 2Ba. big 4 BR + den. 3 e A. mo lnct utn. 721-0750 II-•n 1-'-lal peta. S850, Yearly. Mstt BR avail to clean ---------Da.W J . Pcrtitta 131·5044 or fncd yd. dbl gar $1095 fenced yrd. Frahly wCharml"9 3BR 2Ba, .,..... _..... 780-7153 respon. consld .. non/ Conventent
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PREPARATION
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Reg. Tax Preparer
Cell Bob 457·1734 -....., -Pet? 842-MM pntd. Peta & klda OK woodbYmlng frplc, 2 2 & 3BR TownhomHI ONE vran NEW •mkr, f/p, walk to bch, Piiot Claaalfted 2C>e.38S.2052 2BR 1Ba townhome In Avall Nowl. 12395/mo car gar, walk to bchl OOOd locl 848-7397 ,.._, ! easy pkng. $420/mo 842·H79
(1H)645-S191 Mesa Verde attached. 851-8160 Ownr/Agt $1350/mo. Call MUST SEE 28R, 1 BA. Private Avail now. 675-3158 --------i..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~Ice ~=r gar, lndry hkup, $935 HarborWoodl Rachelle 87 .. 7113 Beautiful 18R townho-~~l~t~ ;~~;Y·:i:~ N/smkr ahr 2BR 2BA
18 000 ft Tw mo. Anne 781-4330 T ho S •Sp•cloual Sunnwl mea. Frplc. D/W, leu•I s8so/mo. Call Nwpt Bch Apt, pool, • sq. · 0 Remax SC Rltra own mo tep• to 2Br 1Ba upper w/ patio, lndry rm, up-* 950-8 3 10 * jac. nr Fashion lalandl
Hparate duplHea, 3BR Nwpt Cntt. 2Br 1B•. Vlewl Great locl graded. $750/mo. S500/mo, 644-5007 each unit 2/1 w/at· ":"":~,,,.-~=",...,...,..,___ 3BA h .. , vaulted S 1150 8kr 840-5ee4 St•P• to Sand: 1 BR ==---------1 tached garage, laun· PARK CITY UT 1Br cells, nearly new, gray $650/mo. 241.a282 238 AVOCADO 1BA In trl-plex.. up-NB Mate seeks rHpon
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dry rm & private yard. condo• $49,500. Lota crpt. $1600/mo. 648-Leo prlmo 3Br 2•• Stl ::llo, 5 min to ocean CENTAUR MGMT stair•, 1 yr lse. $650/ clean M./F. Sml, r••·
Prime location. Call from $12,900 up. Betty 4374 or 650-6465 lower duplex unit, 'Al 1 yra new, clean, •P• 642·2288 or 831·2725 mo 847·2622 aonable, furn 2Br w/1!111111111111
tor detalla. $579,000 BtO'MI Co. 3ICM5&-0223 48r 29• 2 car gar. block to beach, frplc, cloua huge balcony Near So. Coaat Plaza • view. K.C. at 675-7499.11
Cd Ma.a1M I platlo w,/a1m30o0c/ean S650.'tJ40.5664 8 kr • 2br 2ba, gar, bit-Ina: W1.BRNM•wbpllortH Ne1wbelkr NB/CM. Liberal M non-
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arge fenced yard. nr v ew, mo enc patio S850 540-o • m, k B LOCAL SNACK ATE. achool1/1hopplng. yrl.1y Eve1/Wkend1: 0617 or 619-459-.1380 to bchl 5650. Prop sm r to shr 3 r 2Ba $5,950 gets you 35K• FOUND: Car & house
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$1300/mo. 497-e245. 49"-77 48 Daya aak • HH Rltr• 842·3850 huge home, yard, gar. ltd Offer keya. In Costa Mesa.
. CLEAN for Judy: 83~3880 NEW WESTCLIFF $850 SSSO +'h. 645-4643 1-800-749·7747 vlc~;~~ml~~te:.7~~11 &
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3BR + fam rm + Lid I •-•Move In SpecJal! 2BR 2Ba, pvt garage, 2BR. 2BA. frplc, pool NPT Shores ""' blk to -P-R-IV_A_T_E_P_A_Y __ P_H_O_N_E_S 631-4348 to ldenu . atudy, trplc. Oulet 0 ,,. ••Afk M•r For washer/dryer, good 848-3879 or 650·9022 ocean. Quallty furn SS FOR ,_ .... ;....,;,;i-"';...:.;:;'-=.:.:.:.;;+:...,.-
c-d·•· Lg yrd. $1290/ Fum. 2BR 3BA, atudy Detal .. en Rentel Costa Mesa location. 1128 Rutlend Ad 4Br, w/d, pvt bath. MU SALE CHEAP Tiep ;.:,:,, -;.as~lfle~ °"" 1 Left!! 3BR, cwet 2300 sq. It.
BALBOA PALMS • 1 bd
Penthae, vus 1895
NEWPORT BCH • Stu
Balboa Bay Club
mo Agt 650-1557 $2500/mo. 673-e26e llonu-•11 Move·ln Speolall $540/mo. 631·5300 ~~0-74~~i:iL 1· Call 842·5878.
E'ald• twnha• 3BR Lullury Twnh .. In "Bay-1BR A 2•R 2U S975 714-850-83l0 Prof fem n/amkr ahr ------------------Bulld• ... COOS)efale
w/flnancing. 2~Ba, amalt patio, 2 aide Cove" 2BR 2BA, Pool. apa, cable hkup SPACIOUS 2·atory 3Br BALBOA PENIN Furn 3BR 28a Corona del
car oar. amall pet OK. 2-car gar. lg• terrace. WESTLAKe VIUAOI 2'hBa apt w/frplc & rm w/pvt BA. Short Mar hs• 5500 + uttla. •M9000 Ooon aetliun 1·5
21 U V•l'°Y Rd
.aee84
$1050
LAKE FOREST • 3 bd
HM Uka New. $1100
TUSTIN RANCH • 3bd
s1200. Diana Cappel $1850/mo. 844-n08. Ms.8122 gar. Newl)' dee. $985 term. Nr Pier & Fun Ofc: 955-9100 X225
281.a425 ReMax Newport Cro•t 3Br Call evea. 646-H60 Zone. 723-1407 Prof, neat fem 25-32
AJke model s1700
UDO ISLE • 3bd Patio,
2 car garage. $2100
NEWPORT BCH • 3bd,
Balboa Bay C1ub • Vus
·14,000
NB•C Altrs 2"'Ba, frplc, _.. bar, Sprlne Speclelal N/S •hr beaut 3BR
l!Jalcle remdld hH 3BR 2-cat gar, pool/tennis. lrg 2BR 1Ba, gar, S585 1BR: $695 28R. CdM home. $475 +
E'SID• 38R 1BA 5-cat
gar, Ira loC. GrHl loca·
t100I Custom remodel
Int & ot. 492 Flower
St AsalJng 1379,000,
F« aho'Mng, con1ac1
David et ee3.aMe
•1BA. f/p, dbl cat gar, $1850 lease. 5-M-3049 patio, nu paint, D/W, 8eaullful, quiet, BBQ, COST A MESA Y.I utils. 723-4445
RV prk'g , vttd cells, Nwpt HI• 3Br 3Ba w/ 5875/$500 depoalt. lndry. 2020 Funenon Room w/prlvate en-SHARE beautiful CM
cov d pati o , w /d optional 4th BR/Ba Tom Ms-eee2 JO Ave 831-8427 trance, own bath & home near Bluffa,
hkups, lrg fncd yd, pvt yd, frplc, dbl g.; Property Mgmt Westside, elllta largo own kitchen area. large yard, Jacuzz.I
wkly grdnr, lmmac st400/mo 759-0874 18R w/pool. $575+ Pool. $350/mo In· Non-sm~r. $400/mo
condl Sm pet OK. • $300 aecurlty. eludes utilities. Den-760-1522 °' 631-1384 WINTER
RENTALS AVAILABLE Avail 5/1. $1375. Nwp1 Shr• 3BR 2BA Pl-'-·Settl-'.I 645-5154, 848-3et8. nls, 646-7047 Eve-833-777& °' 775-4335 frplc. Yrly. Avail 4/1 "' "• nlngs & Weekends. Easl SlcM 3Br 2Ba, fam
rm. frplc.1. fenced yard,
dbl gar •.270k owner
673-8111,337 ... 515
NEWf'( 1111
81-.AI II I llfi'I
Waterfront Homea Inc.
Realtors
631-1400, 780-3600
HJ\l.HO/\
ISi.AND :.!IOli
2 car gar, w/d hk·up, With Ocean & Sunset East Side 3Br 2Ba. fam pool. s 1425, 78Q..8508 vlewa. Nice 2BR 2Ba
rm, trplc, fenced yard.1---------$900. Child OK. No
dbl gar, $1250. Owner Pvt gated comm. 3BR Peta. 831-4S107
873-eHS1, 337-4515 3BA hOUH, comm
pool & •P•· HC aya .. ---------HlJNTIN<iTON $1700. 854-1054.
•---------$725/mo. Weatalde.
**By Owner WHtCllff, B h C Ma t SMALL BAYVIEW 2BR/t "'BA. patio .
3BR 2BA. 1908 High-••c O•U1l8 • 3BR, 2~ba. aub-uro, __ 1_200_111_·_54_M_506 __ _
Rt:ACH 21 40
I d P I I 3BR 2Ba. gar•r· •P•. .:~ :_.~~~ Y: nreplace. 12 Opal 38R 2BA. dbl• garage, Fr. doora, barber crpt. •EASTSIDE•
Sl200/mo yearly 10 min walk to beach. S1795fmo. Avail now. Large 28R. 1 YIBA
••ST PRIC• IN e 7:t-aeoe ' $1080/mo 882·5757 851-8160 Owrv/AIJI townhouse. Fireplace. •IG CANYON ______ ;....__ o
Highly upgraded 2 2 Sprlnghurst 3Br. 2"' Ba, SteDS To Sand /W, w 10 hkupa. 2
lower unit condo. fireplace. fenced yd. 2 vaMLY 3BR 2BA nt ca1r7ga•orage. 59T7A51~2:.. car gar. S 1280/Mo SAN -
Nt:Wl'OR f
BEJ\Clf :.!hti9
LOOK!
Newpot1 Beach
2BR Apartment
2 Years New
Avg $637/fTIO
For 1 at 8 Montha
On Our Speclalll
Call NOWll
714-850.8310
S2U,900 prlnclpal• avail 4/1. M2.ae77 bchl 2-3 car parktng. CENTAUR MGMT
_ ..... _. Own __ ..,_._7_»_938_1-t UW'RONT DUPLU St400-S1700/mo 842·2288 °' 631-2725 * .. ec:h ~Mile, Near BY OWNER 2BR 1 'hBA. Private VIiia Rent811 •LAO Clean 2BR/l BA Hoag. 28A 2BA, new
Pl'inw vi-location In beach. S135Qlmo. Biii 875-4112 houH, garage. No crptJpnt, mlnia, encl
Eaatbtutt. 4BR 28.A Grundy RltF. l7Mtll pets. Off·atr"t pt1mg. gar, 1890· 64 ..... 38
complete remodel *BLUFFS* W4U< TO FASHION ISL $775/mo. 240-2299 ••l!AST•LUFF•• ~ eond1tion. lBR, 2~BA. pool. Avail nowl Clean 2BRJ 2 .,. 2aA, •·-• I"""" 2Br 2Ba. new carpet & Op..-Set/SWft 1~ Green Z~BA end unit th. Dbl -w ··-"" pal.nl, lrplc, $900/mo.
2 8 3 3 8 k bell w S 1695 gar• pool, fp. AduJta. rm, ,iar7a5go~~ry, 721•1180 "c • Y • · 1 b* btg COM bch, Agt. 646-2389 u ..,_.,,..
5835,000. IMQ.7157 e.xec: home, 18A 1aa1~::;:;;i;M'.n;-;;:;;:--:;;;;:-l.....:S:1:.:4::00/=.:.m:.:o:·..:84o-:::::;7:.:2:.:1:0:.._ 873-8181. 331-4515 •19r 603 IMne, llv rm ~ **DUPLU 28' 28a, ,._, E • ...._.. .... ..-gar, $l500/mo. For garage, block to•---------28R, unturn apt. $700 w,. • ..,.c. an gar, patio,
28A28A,11ev.a appt.875-41300<819-bHCh. $1200/mo. w~..nasy L movesyouln. w/d. S850 Incl gU/
2080 Vlata Cafon 770-1833 •• 1818)359-4539 "'"'m ~ 7141~3 evea. or •lee. No peL 844-0228
Open Sun. t-4 S329K 3Br 1Ba. tr••h paint.•---------28r 1~8a. new car-850-3211 •28DRll $700• Owner 118-333-1859 new cpt. 1 car gar, So •Lklo Pettmaul•• pet/paint. 1895 lhru
LGE OCMn Aire dpbl, of Hwy. Diana Cappel 1 & 2BR Unlta from S950. 1728 8edf0<d Adorable, 1opl'll11cat1d •tBDRll SIOO•
NB walk to bch. Room
$500 Incl ulll +cable.
Also room $400. Kitch
prlv. 875-7812
Hon: LS
& MOTt:I.S 271 R
GREAT DEAL
***Huntington Bch
Downlown, Ofc. 30Q.
1500 sff. 315 3rd St. Utlls pd. 840-0127
Newpor1 ••Y Inn. 300 2 S/F Spacious rooms, cont 1 7 O, 373&
tweakfasl, refrlgs, m~ 1008 S/F. 1617 WHI·
croa, maid avc + cliff, NB. Agt 541·5032
much mora. Special CdM 190 to 1100 af.
w"ldy rate S 150 & With, AJC. hgwy alg-
up. 714-631~ nage. St .25 p.s.r.
VACATION
Rt:NTAl.S 2722
Realonoma 675-6700
RETAIL Coata Mo ..
4.40 E. 17th St. From
MAUI S.65 to $1.25 per aq
Whaler on Kunapall ft. 760-0730 or Beach. 1BR, 2BA _64_5-8_5_2_3 ____ ~,
Condo. OatH cpen.
By owner. 831.aatM
RENTALS TO
SHARE n:H
•Nwpl Ter huge mstr/ba
1550 + "' utl. 1 pera(2 ok to share) 13ft clst,
SPACIOUS OFFICES
w/4 separate rm• +
reception & 1t0<age
ar .. s. 1400 111 Nr 55
& 405 S950mo ~
COMMERCIAL
PROPERTY 277H ocn vu. atepa to und. 28 t .a429 Remax 1800 w/1Se, pvt bch, Lane. 827-5107 or 1 BR w/prlvtt• paUo. Frig, dshwlhr, atove
5br up, 3br dwn, gr .. 1 NB/So Co Rttra bay view, 873.ao30 310-59&-4770 X 205 1625. S46-9081. lnct. No pet• 545-4855 carport,n/amkr,pool, Fabulous Balboa Island
I f 710 Udo PIWtl Dr. '"--------~ spa W/D, 4/1. 548-7818. ncome. •• land. 3BR. 2 t,.\BA blk• to bch. Spring •pedals thN 4/30 ,. AU llOANA APTS 212 38th St. Lrg 2Br ---------tocl Great IHI Juat
S4H.OOOl.Qte31·5731 Whit• decor, frplc,•-=---~-----1Ba front houM trplc Balboa Pen P1. Lg 3BR remod, move-In cond
MU8T ••LL 4.,.,. old ..., F 1 f •NWpt Shra 3BR 2Ba. $200 OFF?! ga1ane. $975/m~ yrty: 2BA, quiet. S550/mo. for any retail bua, H ·
38r 2~8a ~:-Npt'. ;;~'i:,im:'~aa· ftplc, fncd yd w/paUol 1 & 28R, d/W, beaut -•89o.3838 111, laat 714/875--3760 cept food. CaH for
Nont\ 2-cw gar Taite Yrty $1200 Nr clbhM pool areL Rec rm, or 213/455't132 m-f Info, agt, 673-4062
OYW ~. 15t-Oe3o 48R + 5th BR, 4BA. Cl & t9"nl1. e73-9H7 ~111111 lndry rm, close to 2Br, frplc. 1 blk beach, a ttt IN t Ht ,.., ... _ p, pvt deck, 2-car gar.•---------•hop• a d b 2 doo<s bay gar w/ oau " owp • no doO•· $2300. 84._ 3BR 2BA ~ ... dbl g• n UH•. Yriy 19' St065 home to ahare w/36 yr
7977 d, 75N949 •· rage, 1 block to S59S-W75/MO ~~;"211t St. ~8-2951 . o+d prof!. Prefer pror1
INDUSTRIAL 27HH
sol · r 11 ( 1 1 ,, s r I
M t. J 1{11 ICl'ih I
1 BR. den, 1 Ba, all
ac>pllS, tip. Sml dn,
take over pymta s 139K MCM430
For Ad Action
Call a
liliNIL
t>Mch, yeetty renwt. 530 W. WILSON Female, Non Smkr, no
Country char• 2Br Sl400/mo. 135-04ee. 722-9012 °' 842-2288 3BR 28.A Duplex, Pen-peta. S750. 548-2137
2Ba, Oen w/aJ appta, 1---------•2BR/yNrty, aundeck, E'SIOE 38R 2"'BA lrg en.uJa P1. New etpl/ COM ahf 38r 2Ba hM
pvt patlO, 2 cat gar, 4BR 58A. fam rm, gc>ur· garage. w/d, ut.11 Incl, tnwhm. 2 cat gwage, pnt/Ule, l-car gar. Upatra • prtvate, be1t
do .. to~" $1 300/ met k.lt, 14,950. Avail step• to matlcet. SH5. yatd, fi'ptc, gr ... loc:a-$1400 yr lae. 875-2308 loc:. $450. MJF. Avail
mo. /11.vt "3. 7eo-3e78 4/1/92. 31CM34-134e, MS-... 2 tJon. $1300. 548-n82 •--'"I-View'. now . .....-81Ml7·2113
New Building!
1,000 IQ. ft., 20' ceil-
lnga, $7'95/rno.
2080 PleconU• Av
Call Ma.. 7001
On F--•--• 28 ,,,,.,._ Doc:tc aval... 50'. .,.... ., .. ,__, t 1...,_, _________ 1BR 1BA, located on •'SID• M.W DaCOR 2BR 28A. 2 cat gar, Clift Haven, 1-m. non/ ---------1
lg 2 car gar. W/O, frig, IAYCR£ST HOIE Balboa Pn. near the 180, lg sunny yd w/ frplc, $1125 2BR amkr. 2BA, ucel loc:., 400 2000, 3900
f1p. New petnt 1119!5 3BR 2~9A pool. Ferry. $700. Cd Phyt-grdnr. $450/mo. C.S 2Ba. frplc, 2 car gar, quiet, back patio. Sq. iL 3975 B.rch SL
Yrtv lM ._.8324 $1750/mo. 64& 3090 h 7141873-9044 ok. 548-78S5 yd, $1179 721-1180 $500 lnct utll. 5'W158 Npt Bch 541·5032 /II.gt
•
Call 642-5678.
Put a few words
to work for you.
Have A
Garage Sale!
Col The P-~or Classifieds ot 642-5678
to place your Goroge Sale Ad 1
AO.VISOR
842-5878
RENT
through ctisslfied SERVICE DIRECTORY
LINES DAYS BUCKS
Sell your private party merchandise in the
Doi~ Pilot Classified Community
Marketplace. Coll today at 642-5678 ond
toke odvon• of this greot offer.
3 LINES for 6 DAYS for 9 BUCKS
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P'ot quality work. ... ..... Low ,..... Care, Aouovdon and
Locel. Uc'd Bond .,,.. ~.. "" WNkendL i.ndaeaplng. ,..,... ....
Atc:k 753-3620 Bond •• le. ee.z-4052 5413640 °' 549-n17
OuaAty Aemodl61Q a
Home Conatruction.
Ucenffd conenctor. -~ ... ,-
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Aelabte woman. 10+ Shannon Al v•r Co.
yra ..,, ldrlt refs, vwy Landacap. a~nltlre.
thof'ough. tr.... ..._ ,...., melnt. lgNlng.
731-M45 or _.,.123 CIMnup • ...W114
T•IWIW c .. ..._ T .... U..•n•IR1 ~lean6ng. Reff. Comm./Rea. Clo~
.... bended, ~ oft ~ ... trtm./Nm0¥.
1at ....._ 4...o141 v~ 688-ow:t
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PUii.JC llOT1CI
l'l.t1MHIN(f :tH!fO
at 0.00 Discount per IUIAlllllMll ~ on All invOlced
labor 11w11h th•• ad ~·· get aqua•olod 631•1122 (c.36-53t312)
* •us Plumbing '* hOllv.llCMltl
HOCH l:'lilt .1•110 The CaMf. Publlc Vt.a. Alt
... Commlaalon RE, ,-,.. EMNNI• ..._ r•
OURES tn.-al UMd roof & f9PMI. Uc
houaehold oood• •411802.
mover• print t~elr 1454023
~.u.c. Cal T number·======--===-=-==---.1 lmoe and~ .,,.... ._ T.C.P. num-
ber In .. adYelW
"**-" you MW a ••If' m arbOl.ll the ... ~olamowr.~
or chauffeur, call:
P\ltlku.lmM
Ct ..-a1ero1 .,.,......,.111
'\ 1 I " I •
! I •.·.t 1'.·-. I-.. I,
I \ .. • ' • • .... .,.
Repainting?
• you'll loakDJ la ....
it, rlbuld it, .. it•
llSDl It, leak il .. Pit
Cldi.ts ID r.I the
... you'll IDilg far.
• f
.. Frktay, March 271 1992
It•', I "' .. l'I H-.,t I'\ \I
t I 11 .1 • I' ..., • I \ I' I ..., 1111 I I lec1,1a1llt •llx1Mr..,.._ boM •1~111Jt11 ... f'OUNO ..,,,. ~ Mir
~/'bfGwn mix .... ,..,. c& Ctub ~
Aw ., Na. 17).4048.
fOUND am... dog or
p u ppy , Peklng111
mix, n/Slater w/MllQ-
noffa. M 1-$415.
LOST CAT 3/2.2..cdM,
Natciuus. lrg male,
or•"ia•lwhlte, nam•
CUI. Had collar • tag whon he dl11ppear9CI.
844-8870, or 381·1180
ext 28 d.ye.
l'EHSONAL
st;nv1ct;s .wo:,
IT'S EXCITING!
1 ·90CM2o-8008
UP TO 10 mln/15. 18yrl. t
Ttl Com One 216-370-1077
USE
THE
PILOrs
CLASSIFIED
Hove A
Garage Sole ! .... ,.,. ··~. " ..
~H ,11 1 111 ...,1 11 1 '...,
101 "4
Employment
Opportunities
EMl'LOYMt:Nl .-,5,10
BOYS&GIRLS
AFTER SCHOOL JOBS
Be part ot a Super
Sales Crew selling subscrlpllons for the
Daily P1lotl
•Average $30.00 to
$60.00 per week
•Work 3 hours each
weekday evening
•Win prlz." and
bonuses
•Must ti. 13 y•ara old
or older and live In
the Costa Men or
Newport Beach area
•Transportation
provided
Call between
Sam to 5pm.
y a r d p er • o n n • I Demoa. for malfa,
needed ASAP• Plenty a--. 11a..M1• of wortcl 17 ... 07
Ptr Poelllon. Call ~·-····
WRlllSTWAI
SERVICE TECH
... ,.... .... ......... .
Looking tor ahatp tor CrutMboal• to ..... or1e1-. peopl9 Catalina. MYat be
to wof'tl In ow lend-21 +, 31~1442
ecape centera. .....,,. -------............ ~--know1edge ......,..... TIAClllR •----~~~-c., .. r ~ •-.._.T fOf' right peraon. ,,,.. ~ Od to
VIiiage Nuraerle1, co-teach. ll'T·pmlf'T. PYt IChool9 on UCI
SuHn. 88HM4 Campu1 In lrvlna. ti ....... T• ... PIT·~ exc .. wortt1na Cond•. ..., 11· ,...., aa f' i ' ..... l ... , •.
It J 11 "> "I.' I
With ••p•rlenc •
nMded 10 e xcel wlth one ot Orange Co'a
flneat alatm comp•
nl••· Salary com-
m e naur •t• wl••P· p..... c.11 for Inter·
Gal F~ typ6-12 unh9 ECe pref. "'° & ~· 1a1 MOO 46'
Ing. Downtown foiun---• .... s_•_emo __ or ...... .,..._"...,4 ...... ,.._ Sall, narrow beam •'9t LeeMe .....
I h 53&-2408 AnMque, upttght IOld '460 mo 7U.aaat Red w/bl9Ck lnlertor. t ngton Be • TMChlftl.,~_!/T d CuaNon Hide• bad oak piano w/lvory ---,.....-~~~~ Aetala 139.•. Thie
' ) ti I • \ '\ '-, I' I I I'.
view, 850-8580. '"Relief Coupll ~-~-c;;:1~ lleye. Worb perieotty. 20-U "· BOAT 8UP ...ic 129,985 #137432 R1UrM• W91come. 1 •••rvt... MOO, ~ 721.Q3IO on Newpott ~ ...._ Letue d•y a week. No exp. 11:30 to 1:30. Private KUllOPaAN ......... Beaudtul eota loYeMa& l250/;':~,7now 7t419'1t.aooa BERNANS KIDS necn 1aty. Win n.Jn. School. C.M. l50-1115 non-emkr Mek1 llw-ln chalt onoman. New 1-'P.ll'll"'l""=~r=:n-:~
For H lf·ator•ge facll• ---------poelt W/9lderly a.dy. cndtn, oU ttfm. s.cri-ao• to 70' Matlna '* * STORE lty. CM ar••· 842·1722 .-------.... Xlnt ret1. 840-~25 flee 1325. 841-3488. C4llO Europe cetm Rae· Sllpa. Stepe to beach. Jimmy Clark com-SAIES Dining Am Table w/I Ing, Mcm, Ike new, Many reea.uranta & memerdve •10 of 26 RETAIL 1u. ~RODUC• CL•RK ch•lra/butfet, white. S.R. Campy •Quip ,.._-'-. 17~ato ~~~. ~ Experienced, aggrea-3 montha experience, t .a n l175Qfobo 719-a13 • ...,,._"' .............. .,. .......... "' slve • dyn•mlc peo-to atock & rotate pro-Looking for enthu-300. 7at t Bal~ 8uin Marin.. • ..,., Lotua
pie fOf' F(f position. duce . 40 hre+O.T. llutlc people with The Solution KINOSIZE WATERBED • &alp rem.I, 3 months, 7t4,'97t.aoGa
For 1ppt call Ann .....;S...;.5_·7_511'1.;....r_._83_1"'44_<>4__ good phone/people to VoUt cleaning ~weve manr.n. In-to 38'. 714-749-0700
241.7040 sc P1az.a Rell Estltt't lett! :t'~~~ ~ ~~~ := ~a~ AU tOf' Jim Ro ...
DELI COUNTU. HELP Eam S3,000 mo + In Dan at 842-4333, Homealbualneue1 tlonl Onty $200. C.U '88 Ouaur conao'9 TV.
N.B. arH mark1 t. ADD IT I 0 N O f Ex1. 207. CeH aevertfte 588-7904, a.eve mee-25" good condition, alO• Tl• TO 11 FT
Good atattlng pay. Frr comm'• to 100% + Me-7044 ~· l80 obo. 434-0ll7. Mwcu1 Ch&nMI. 175. or Prr avail. 631-0144 Trngl FT/PT. C•ff Mr . ._ _______ _. QUEEN bdrm Ml, coea --.atQ
Redmond MB IOtO Walter ,._ _______ ,. '2500 new, 1291/obo
JANITORIAL Wanted College Typ•
lndivldual tor ••rly
morning work tor Golf
Course. Apply In per·
son at 1701 Golt
Course Or, Coate Mesa. Aak for Tlm
or J iii.
Legal Fiie Clerk
NATIONW1D• USA TIRl!D Of wettor er S45-.2310 t>cwn 1o.ep
R-epa•--'( weltroeaT 8am·12 -v.-noon Mon thru Fr1. Ught typing & ling, S300.SS00 per week.
30 Hra/Wk. Computer Call Ann In Co11a 1.--------.. e xp pret'd . Plea11 Meu, 241·7184; Amy, 1end rHume & aalaty 549-0187; or Cindy,
history to: PO Box Tuatin, 258-8273. 1 889·199, Newport
Beach, CA 92659 t:l\11'1.0Y!\lt-.~ I
SEHVl('t-:S .•. ,.J;t
Chlldurtnttded
In lrvln•. Light
houMk .. plng, Uv ..
In Mon-Fri, N/S ,
eome Engllah fOf' 1
newborn, reterencea.
282·'12U
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Garage
Sales
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NIGHTHAWK
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good tirn, rune great.
29,758 mllff. 12.000.
Cd K.W., 7'418*
2461 after lpm.
Automobiles
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Steering, CU9I wheel•
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COSTAMl!U
7U.aGOO .......... , ..... ..,
B&ack, 2·Whfft drtve. 5
apeect, A/C, 1tereo-
caaMlte, c:k>th ..,, ..
rlor. Low mllea. Uke new. Forced to aall.
114,500 OBO.
17>4808
Ol l>S~10HIU. HI :>~>
642·4333
Law Firm •••k• ener· gellc and dep1ndabl•
person to fill a fll•
clerk position In New-
port B11ch. Good at·
mosphere and team
environment. Full
Tlme. Call Michelle at
714/252· 1144.
RAVE A
GWGESALE
642-5678 Merchandise
Fantutlc 25 family ga.
rage aaa. @ 2 k>i•
tlonl. Dec:or1tor ltem1,
a d u It e /c h 11 d r • n ' • clothe1, boogie
board•, g1me1 ,
lampa, plctur••·
book•, tew•ry and many other tine ., ..
euru. SAT ONLY,
•ea o.n. ••Row•• ...... 81 k ml loolta/
Aak for Lee NN Ilk• newl teeoo obo. Newporter II.
64111123 or 54&-2017 ........
By CH ARLES GOREN
w ith O M AR SHARIF
and T ANNAH HIRSCH
Sttther vulnerable East deals
NORTH
•A76
10 5
KQ2
+AQJU6
WEST
• Q 10 8 3 2
EA T
+J9
• 8 7 4 2
9
+753
KJ963
A 10 8 6 +K2
SOvTH
• K 6 4 AQ
J7643
• 10 8.
The bidding
Eul South West
I PU8 2
Pua 3NT Pue
PU8
Opemnit lead T wo u(
North
Dbl
Pus
\'otma1 Tmk1n11'. the Ru~~ian
em1irre notrd for fa!lt and frequent!~
ln8CCUralf' pl&\ had •l.ayt"d 81'8\
from thf' club lnr av.h1le It 'lttmed
the lath v.ere l llnspanng against
him but .. omt' club mt'm~r-. had a
<1neak1ng i;u-;p1r inn that man\ of hsc;
v.ut'S wf're ~11 m01ctPd The" cued
this hand 11~ an example
\ 01 mat •h11v.t'd a nire apprtt1a
l1tm of 1h,. v. orth 11f the ~outh hand
ANTIUlJ t:S 60 lO
8:30.,,,...pm.
HOO Uehthewe Ln
tu1a~wer
"Murder She Wrot1" Sprtn9 alowouU Out·
atyte Royal typewriter, R~~2~!>J!!PS :°r ~:,~ :,8':•24~•
work• good S50. Conclhlonll bo• 1lze. Lot1 of
...... 7.. Bo. UCMI Palma • S.goe. Glant
Und•'• Ted«fV Bear ClasaJcal: Opera. Or· Blrd1. Many mor• .. ~:!.~~':-:.z.ov ~"=~a~~h~:~ ~w:.rr :is~~~:~
A< llHA •11110
~~~~ ...
P/W, POL. CNIM, Tilt,
Wheela, Moonroot. Leather (KC006220)
$17,ISS c. ...............
43e-8080
t'OHI> ~07:'>
TOYOl'A 11:!10
"' Ctlca eo.w. /VT, PIS, AJC, CUI, P/W, POL. Tiit, CrulH ,
WhHl9 (K730e562)
$13,843 c ...... -~ 431-SOSO "hen he 1um~ to three no trump Sat 3/28, 1oam-5pm, or compoMf'8 and betw Natctaaul/Orchld
over North's takeout double of two 642-56 78 Sun 3/29, 10am-4pm, a rtlela. More ·than Sat/S un 8am-4pm. 'IOFtrd ..... PNXlT 1.--------.. ,.
hearts. The heart unace behind OC14 OvFalrgr1ou50ndd• • .,bldg 175 recordings. 181 ~ .. ~~,;on::: V8, Arr, PIS. A/C, ••'87 Celle••* d th fifth d;•mond -·de · ., • era. Buoy S t .. Coa t• Caa 1 , P /W, POL, 8f"lnht red, exc:efJent opener an e -...... Spec:lal guHt Phyllts Meu (1 blk North of delivefy avallab'e tot Cruise, Tiit, Wheela, co~dltlon, AM/FM a game a fair proposition. DlllM (S.S), Dl111ey'• Bay, oft Orange.) latger plants. TirH. (lUA84998) A/C Crul
West led a heart, and Eaat'a dis· Winni• th• Pooh (Sat S.turd•y 8-2. $8,989 ~~r~eel. '54k :i:
cover)' play of the nine loat to the '-----------------·· & Sun) 818-434-7'44 Coate ••-Honda $7500. Call 1546-9147
queen. Since four diamond tricu l .. ••••••••••••••••llliiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiij Weddlnt1 Droaa u 9, 431-8080 I'--------..
would see the contract home, declar· white u tln w~lng. --------•l---------1---------
er led a low diamond to the queen in up TO 1200. 876-8741 Kath~ •SHOP WHILE ea Ford Taurue 87 Camry LE
a flash. East won. forced out the THE IUN Auto, AJC. Tltt. CrulM . Auto, AJC, Pwr Steer-
remaining heart stopper and, when PW, Cu• fl 1 SRG2&4 I n g . -2 F K F 8 ,, I
diamonds failed to b reak. declarer SHINES• Sa,aes ta,Ha
was forced to rely on the club fineue $ 6 0 0 S120tc worth ot Jewelry. Weather perm"1lng, TOYOTA OP' TOYOTA 01' for the fulfilling trick-down one. Sell $45,000 obo or moving ule, every-COaTA Ml!SA COaTA MESA
Without the ace of diamonds East trade an or J>M1 '°' thing marked tow, 722.aooo 722-2000
could not have an opening bid in bo•t or RV. 841..eas5 low, LOWI Shop the
81
c-.. .. i..t ..
first seat, and declarer should have 'The HUis Ale Affvt!' 25C table, the 150C • ••-
la.kt>n advant.age of that. At tnck With the 'S4Mmcl of = .~n "; ~";Y 1I ..... ~ UI ~· ~· .~:
two declarer should have crossed to p ER Mo NTH Mua1c.• Complete Mt tab 1 •I L • • t St•,H• dummy with the ace of spades and ot 8 •rt collectOf''• Chene• bofor• Alf. PIS, AJC. Cua.
(--' a low diamond toward the jack. pli tu with I CellH WO MOWel SATUR· P/W, POL. Tift. CnHM, TOYOTA OP
ni from the movie mual· S unroof, Whee&9 Should East ri~ wst.h the ace of cal. aeeutlfull Still In DAV ONLY 8-2, 181 (JA0,40&4) COSTA Ml!SA
diamonds. declarer has mne * NO NM I arnnmo * orig!~ boxH , never Buoy St. 1 block SI Ml 7U·.2000
tncks-twospades.two heart.s.fobsur ~llUllO d
12
11pla y,•d. hAakln
1
g ~'Bay St, ott c..te~Mottda IOTercel"'-
d1amonds and the ace of clu . 50 o r t e ••• ..._ _______ ... , 431 eoao v.,.. d P .... e catt Man. at --------~~ Auto, A/C, Pwt St...,. However. playing a low diamond IS 842_..321, .. I. 30& Furnttue & houM hold 'H Hendakcord Ll Ing, Cau. CrulH
no better. Wben the ,ack of II· Early morning motor daya, or 845•1933 llema. Gr-eal pricesl *3A84. S8,H8
monds wms. South abandons the 9'VI• af'lw 5:30. Sat .. 2. 2814 Serang 'ifrw. ';,lgi_ ~·c=·
SUll and play« on clubs. coming to routes ava1'lable . De11·ver .............. full Pl. MeuVerde (KC047851) TOYOTA Of' nine tncks ",a four clubs. one d1a· l•n•th epoeaum C~~~U
mond and four tncka in the maJOrt. Monday thru Saturday. ~, r:=: .. R:-i~ c .. J~~
trim, European hook•. 43-..080 Must have ~;!'~1)c0;~ '950· 1100 tiom• gareoe.... ...,..,...SI THllC'KS •n :w
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ott F0td Rd ti.tw MllC· Alf. PIS, AIC. Casa, dependable transportation =-~~~.~':'· ~,~::,·
and liability insurance. .....,.._..... R;:=:~ng~'~ c ... .S::!I~ond•
Office/~~ and lua exercl•er. turn, 4394080
1H9P'ORD 1'~80
Dually. Lariat •1t· tended cab. White.
32,000 mil... Bed
Uner, ctwome whffl1,
good Urea, e xcel.lent condltlonl 460 V-8.
Book value: 111.000.
Mu1t H ll $15,000 oeo. 14-.o tao ACROSS
1 Tr()p/ly
6 Se>tne Perl 10 Mu 0t
eug. -
14 Four·baOQet
15 La Seal• tong
16 Soll pref
17 Friend Sp
18 -·-soup
~
O*.acy
20 Mamad
21 Cherges
23 -T~Ul'\JS
24 81ecilb4rd
25 UMC1 lo be
26 S....it pkJm
30 MaAile IO•lable 34 Appanuon
35 Elects
37 -Grenoe
38 Att., delJCe
In tennis 39~~ group
4 1 Delly tare
42 "' pr9Slden1 ' nlctlnarne
43 Mardi
44 Chell
4e lmc>u<Jlnl
48 WOfd parts
50 Crowd
52 Elamll ... S3 Malle l\ap9y
541 -if'I~
5 7 ActOf Marvin
eo~
62 Loc*..idte 64 Enlr'
lnl.-mtMk>n
65 s.. blfd
2 3 4
14
17
20
31
42
eo
17
66 N of USNA
67 Four ..aeon•
68 Some PICMW
m<>MY H Former srs
DOWN
'G.orge
Bematd -
2 Amve
3 &inounded by
4 LllT'lb
5 Obfeci
6 tn oo
SU~ly
7 Flower e Male uue
II Fr~
10 Slrudl
nolally
11 Fiim CrlllC
James -
12 Al <>r'4I lime
13 04'Cays
111 Marsh blrOI
V Wllllam Tell
eg 24 Principal
25 Sobbed
2e r-o-...r
27 Eagernesa
28 Border 1111•
29 Loud
31 SPlfll •n
Tne Tampe11
32 Fragment
33 ~
Je Slllftet coesing
40 Anal
4 1 ~
~·
5 7
43 PTlanlom
45 Stair
platform
4 7 Bar utensil
49 Hears of
5 1 lnlematiOnal
Ofg
S3 S., graoe
~ 54 lnllc:t8
55 This Sp
8 g
56 On Nlnd s1 voeceno
l)(oduc:I
58 ()Id,. f aMlofied
exdamlOon
58 SnM•• ...,..
81 ~of ll11ow11d;e
83...., to Feb
13
CALL 642•4333 E>°=54Pc~ ~i;c'C::~.~~~· -:!-;-:-.h-~ ..... -n4a-111Sitller-.-2""'~'"'~""'.'""w_A_:.i
Bldg o. Ste 102, CM. mlln.-ecs, good con-
a'LACK LACQU .. t d ltlon. 12850. Call COSTA MESA, NEWPORT BF.ACH ::1~hlco::=: H=.°:'2.~1~~~ ==~in!'~
high-back' papercllp Santa Ana. w.,.,.,.,/
Du d Su Scntll.a: It Is lurMCI from
"•ulhorlu tlve IOUttts" lh•t th« writ·
et'I ot the ~..cl S.• Scroll• wett
11trolo1era. OWlaplte..4 edflCetM
Alan Albert S!Mw of a.Ibo.a, C.llf.,
me .. !Nr of t!M New IMtih1w for Dead
Sea Scrolls S.114.Ms, dec:.lue tbt tlW
H M)' Ch rf.tW. •"4 &.nia ......
•toocl Htd mie4 ..eretosT. Mlldll el
thi. l11fonn.•tloa, K"'nli .. te S-w,
h• btt11 cklllliflately llept f,... dw
ptabllc bee•-it i. eirploeJn •IMI
I co11ld void ._, trM.ltJOMI t.achJnp
••ell • a.latory.
AlllES (Muth 2l·Apnl 19) lndi·
v1du...I •I top" appattntly 11 confust'd
concernina dirttt1on1. pohclHo Thi•
mHns you 1111.11t lttp optl(>ns oi-n And
g.un grut.-r control of your owti .C·
11on• d1rwcttons PltCB ,.prtwn~
TAURUS (Apnl 20•M•y 20) LuN1t,
numenc•I 11pea9 l'l1Cl'IJ1 ht tr1vel pl'l1·
la.ophy ability to artK\11.tllP tJW fttl•
1ng•" Love. relatlonal'llp bK~ on
1r11d-l'tftnt 1111ttllncknund1ng con•
1tm1na ah.amt plt will hot erllled
CEMINl (May 2Hvne 20) Long ·
ditUl'lft tota•11.ntat10n ....,_n~ 1nl•
tuJ olfer ""a.tint to td~h " tr•~.
P\'blitl\l~ Learn NI and then b'"1
lheM-at•lu~ q uo no longtr •uitable
W~ )'O\Ar objttt"'" conttf'Md
CAHC£R (Ju.n• 2J·July U ) Nt'"'
.tpprOKh n«ftloaty In tonr1«t1on with
...... , •fr•m pmrwn)up, pubtl<' I~,
rn.a.nuJ etatw ,... 11\iCkpendtnc.. ua·
pntit ttylie. hot open to •\lfl!ISbOM f""9
aJI conwn llut rttf..-fO hot awlldtlie
LIO tJi.Jy 2l·A111 ll) Three .. ,_
IOtlMOM -· fO ""' that ,._.. •• "° ,...,.... ly torual'lt. yw'll hMYr ''°°' th•t 11northodo• .,,rol"h "-&ht TIN~ d~ to pl You11
r.<t1•t Hto\lnt1n1, eddttlOMI f1j_ncl ..... a.we
vraco (A ll·Se-pt U). v .. ·u -
tokl. You h.tw •·~cl pttlft1 idt9
..,._ UI ft9CtMtil' .. h•---Wll'/ •
foe• •n 41,,•rau,, •nten a1"-.ent,
f*pical •.,._.. Yo."U ..W 11e.,,_r•
tL tn••UbOft to ,,.,,., If •t hd
LIHA C '" ·Ort UJ You'll
chalre, 1900/obo. F.,,..,.._, UMd rum-17 Honda CRX Bl•ck dealt, thr•• ture, ~. ok c drawer tile ca binet. tum. pict&.w-. ...,..._ Au1o, AIC. MMl.te
lt50. Cal 7&0-t522 -3eN3 t•,Ha
Fer Ad Action
Cal a ., .....
Transportation TOYOTA Of'
coaTAMIRA n-..ooo
JA<rll:\H 'l tO.'l
HOA rs 701 l ••uxnc--... Red/tan. low, low
'Z7 Fl. B•ytlMr Clena m lfeef •t41e30.
2755.. Elcec tranafer. tat , H• AD-VISOt
642-5678 must Mii Great deal. Bevw J.....-r "fl• me<h•nic.11 obJttl. you 11 also l28k obo. 7ee.«I08 7t4,'97t·•oott
complete .1n1ngemtnt for maior 1uto· ... ;:::::::;;;:::::~ ... -,.-..,.--~~~-----~~ mob1IP i?pur fOCU$ on pracoolly. att·
ung )Ob done, obt•1n1ng .. ey tlult un·
locks doors pt1'v1ou.¥y shul hght
SCOllPIO (Oct ll·NO't 21) Low·
key •ppro;ach bring• dettrt'd nrault•
~f1n1te g•ln Indicated Yi• wrlfte
WC\rd whether you ttad those words
wnte thtm Mild fhn.111on 1on11h
~ndt spttt. thould not hot tabn wn•
OU61y
SACITTAlllUS (NO't, 22·DK 21 t
Attt>nllon ~olvn .tmllnd 1ncociw, ape•
Ooll bonm, ability tO locatt article t
had bftn lost, llll 1n1 or ttol•n Do·
lnftt1< ad1utemtnt CX'C'\lrt, 1unou.nd.in
..,.. bffut1f1f'd ll'Mlnt.tl .Uh.II rn-.d
C APIUCOaN (OK 22~J•n It)
Th-who th<>u&ht you were "dow
tOf t~ roun1 will bt ffh"I crow Y
once •ga11\ ..,. In ch•rs•· dtf1n1n
~nN "*'" •Ide 1upnf1110W ..tint• ti RuOl•ncf' that wt, fr .. a1ente4 1
wholt tgttft
AQUARIUS (Jen 20·Feb ti) Spot·
h&ht on Ol'J•n1utton rnpon .. ettllty
rtwud, aw•rwn of u-ll11t1e.tM>N.
St<rtl ur•nff'll'lttU tho11ld not
equ.tttd with cen~1p FulJ t •pU.N ·
tion c:o"'" IOf'IJ\ ton11h1 ln"S"ty'
'1SC' (Feb 19•W.rch 20) ~-
duuntt nu .. u11 .. ,,..,... b.a11da con·
ftd.nff, eM), ... ~ to k-ttwit
wordt. 41Ct\OM .,. •ppt1K1MM
also on nHMfln, l'Ot9pifttofl ol • ......_
Al1ft ''•" protllUWfld)' "MUCH n IS YOUa ••TM
OA'r1 Yo. "'"' dJftHllc, c°"ld ...
world tn.,...tt, will ct._.,..., '""-"
11111.t0n 1n 1raph1<, e"tnu. a1111 _,..
MT At* lt'1on ptflON ,.., llipll1 •
cant roln In yo., hff' \'o. tN .. ,...." rvu .,. ,..,. ..... .._,
M eM Wiil ft ht wheta C-.. "lhf
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~ ·~ <tMtW -.......... .... adclitlOft '° ,_.1, ........ ....
ef 1"1 Apnl, ,,.,.. ....... _. ........
' HAPPY BIRTHDAY·
TO YOUI
ts someone spcdlt hM'l9 e btrttdry
In Apr1f? Mnol.llc:e It In the Deffy ptkJt
and lndcpendaltf Send In • non-mumeblc
photo ek>f'9 wttft $10.00 or just • masase
wtth S5.00 and we wtlt pubMlh It on
Ap1I ind "'
OUcltnc Mlrd\ 27, 5:00 p.m.
Send 'fOAI mc11191 to:
The Deity Piiot & Independent
330 W. Bey St.
Coste Mae, CA 92697
A.tin: 0..'f!Tted ~ 8lr1tdwy
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VANS !L!~:'>
'78FORDVAN
Rebuilt 351 va, pow9'
ateer lng, power
t>tu ... CNlM concrot,
air cond. With trailer
hitch. Ell~t concl.
2 owners. 13,500. 714/
894-8550 or 52~
•"TaVWYen• Newly rebuilt eng,
runa gt.... dean ln-
llde, need9 1700 In
body work, cuatom-
1.zed for camping, 1
owner, aJI recorela
82000 ...... TtH .....
88 Ford E150
New *"• big I en. gin., Nr condltJon. "'9. A.tnJF.tn stereo
c&H•ne. Ceptaln'1 O"•lr•, 1eml-COnvet1lon, a llele
door. l7k mt. good
concWoft. 1 owner
•Taoo pp.
eea.927 1 or
942-8504
I VOi \'l I 11.!.tO
'ATeOT.-.....
WhltalcJwome whMta,
tlMed wtt IOOWI, Mty loeded., OWMt, ""' condlllon. &Ok mt,
11 IJiOC) • .,. tau.
11\11 ..... l ,\I itl 'I .' I,
•t II•••• Row.r car.. ....... llmllM ~,,,.... .. ...
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