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Burglary suspect shot
a"er '.high-spe~d chase
~Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies 0
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pursue burglary suspect from Diamond
Bar to Balt;a Peninsula. Early morning
gunfire star'lles Wedge neighbors .
By Russ Loar
St.lit Writer
NEWPORT BEACH -Residents li,ing near
the popular Wedge surfing spot "'ere awakened to
the sound of gunfire early Monday morning after
a small army ·of police opened fire and "-Ounded a
cornered burglary suspect "ho h:id b:irricaded
him~elf in a stolen motor home.
The suspect -an unidentified man in his mid·
20s -led police on a high·~pced chase across
three freeways in pre-dawn hou rs, causing six traf •
fie accidents before hitting a dead end at Jetty
View Park shortly alter 5 a.m., according to the
Los Angeles County
--fF~K>OSeo building wit'-___, Sherifrs Department.
One stray •bullet
shattered the second·
floor window of AJ
and Lois Grasso's
home on Channel
Road a nd East Ocean
Avenue which ove r-
looks the small park
where the showdown
took place.
'The guy in
the motor
home made a
U-tum and
then he ram-
med a cop
be too big -and ugly.
By LonAm Basheda
Ind Iris Vokof
SW!Wlllrt
NEWPORT BEACH
Balboa Island residents arc
circulating a petition in the
latest ettempt to stop con-
smaction of a new fire sta-
tion that ncighbon contend
will be too larJe, too ufly
and out of character with
&be COllUDWUty.
llouahJy 600 aaidlall al
8alboe and UttJe illanda
haw 10 far sioed the peti-
tion, which cafll for lbe city
to appoint a citizem• advi-sory committee to review
the station's exterior desian
and landscapins. Proponents
also want the Balboa Island
Improvement Auoc:iation to
provide input on qual-
ifJcations before committee
memben are appointed.
The petition, which sup-
porten plan to prcscnt to
the City Council on April
27, is the latest ~ in an
onaoina community battle
ewer the new fire station to
be built at the comer of
Marine and Park avenues.
on the site of a former ps
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Top: The scene after police apprehended suspect near the popular Wedge surfing s~t early Monday following high-
spffd chase. Above: The unidentified suspect is carried away by two members of LA County Sheriff's Department.
"It was just one
bullet and it didn't
come into the house
-11 just shauered
the glass," said Lois
Grasso. Afte r talki ng
with neig hbors, Gras·
so believes hers was
the only house struck
by gunfire. The opu·
I e n t t h re e -s t o r y ,
car. They told
him to come out. but he
wouldn't come
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Spanis h-style house was once o"ned by surf gu1·
tarist Dick Dale.
The chase began in Diamond Dar at about 4:45
a.m. afte r the suspect alleged!) burglanzed a rec-
reational vehicle storage Jot and 111tempted to nee
in a stolen motor home.
"The uspcct crashed tbe motor home throuah
the (storage lot) gate as the deputies 11rrived,"
said Los Angeles Shedfrs Deputy Gabe Ramirez.
"They tried to stop him, but he refused to )'ield."
The suspect suffered at least one gunsho t
\\Ound to the head and was m:iuled by a Hunting·
ton Beach police dog, accord ing to medical per·
sonnel. "His whole head was covered in gauze and
it was soaked in blood," said one woman who wit-
nessed the events.
See CHASE/ID ...
And for the defense: Bruce Cutler
W d d Ii ltill in Western Medical Center ~ oun e po ceman .....,. he ii listed in stable con-
hospttalized In stable :'°8.,..i::' =:ryh:1~ :!
condition after surgery. 1NuaC1E1 area with fnsments
from the bullet binina hls spine
By l.arlAnn...... .. ......... orpna. Police,
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COSTA MESA -Police to tell whether the bullet that
DOW .., two omccn fired tbeir llrUCk Nilbimura will cause
weapom in the Saharday •li''ipemanent ......
lhooeout that left I '°'"" AD IUtoplJ hU been done
..... Beach IDID dead and OD Rubio, wbo WU pronounced .. omcer bolpitaliaed ... I ... OD uri¥al at UCI Medical
bullet wood to tlae lower lllct. OIMlr, but olllciall with the n. ~alllpdlJ liepa ...., c:aroaer'a office refused .... J.-. RliblO to ., ..,. 1DUJ times he had
opea.d ftn on lbe oftlcen dur-..._ 111.oL IDI an undercover cndlt card ~ to a C.O.ta Mesa
laveatiaation tbat involved ..... · ~ Rubio collapeed
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~ New York attorney brings reputation as intimidating dramatist to Thomas Gionis' aid.
By Iris Yokol
Slafl Wltllr
A hulk of a man, Marlon Brando-esque in
appearance, New York attorney Bruce
Culler a_llowed a photo of himself clad in
nothing but a salmon-colored cap, magenta
Speedos and a hint or a smile to be enlaraed and
published in a recent issue of GO mag112ine.
The same brawny body decked out in a dark,
perfectly tailored suit that accenls his football
player..a. 1 .. lll*n, Cutler stopped during jury
selection ln an Oranp County courtroom last
·week, boMd slightly end told the aaUery, "Excuse
my back, ladies and pntlemen," as he turned to
talk to pr'Olpective jurors seated in the jury box.
Minutes later, Cutl6r aarcssively questioned a
prospective jutw. his voice risina from a
velvety-smooth tbne to• anvelly 1rowl. Stridina
back and forth, sestw"ina of\en with his hands, the
colorful defense attorney hammered away at bis
point, repeatedly ukina juron. "It's possible
someone could be falxly 1ctused of a crime, •
correct?"
Bringing a titillating reputation as an
intimidating courtroom dram atist with Mafia tics,
Cutler is in Orange County for the first time,
staying at the Four Seasons Hotel in Ncwpon
Beach as he defends Dr. Thom:is Gioni , an
orthopedic suracon accused or orchc 'tratina a 1988
attack on his ex-wire Aissa Wa)nc, John Wayne's
dauahter. · T he 43-year-old Cutler, who def ended reputed
mob boss John Gotti, is the latest in a 1trinJ of
celebrity lawyen -includina f . Lee Bailey and
local star John Barnett ..... who've represented
Oionis, whose first trial ended i.n a huna jury in
1990. Attorneys are slated to make openina
statements in the second triaJ today.
Alternately demure and dramatic. charmina and
intimidatina. Cutler hes been delcribed u ... liar.''
"•bully" and "a phony." by some, and federal
._prosecuton aUese he ii "houte coumcl" for the
OlfJ'bino crime family, a chal)e he diunilles 11
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Al TU.day, Aprll 21 , 1992
, Locals Only .
Pilot People
Peg Taylor
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The recently elected president of the Orange Coast College Ac·
a,demic Senate fo r the 1992·93 school year and a campus faculty
member for 24 years . Taylor, a Corona del Mar resident, has
coached the college's speech and debate team to five national
championships since 1979. "I first debated when 1 was in 9th
~ade and Crom ..that time on, I knew hat+whall wanted t<Hf(),"
Taylor said.
STUDENT lfADAfRl------------
During her college days. Taylor was the first female' in 25 years
to be elected student body president at DePauw University in In·
diana where she earned her bachelor's degree. She went on to
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Did you know? .
In 19os, a "magnific~t boat house and pleasure pavilion'' was
built on a lonefy spit of land by the Ne~rt Bay Investment
Company. at a cost of $15,000. In 1906, the Pacific Electric Red
Car line began bringing a stream of eager visitors th'at has
never halted. The pavilion looks preJty much the same~ Jhanks
fo dedicated faceliftings through the years, but the lonely spit of
land is pretty crowded these days. . . .
Always respect your elders. Let us i;lortfy your oldest h1stortcal
fads. Send them to Did You Know, DJi/y Pilot, P.O. Box 1560,
Costa Mesa,. 92626.
-Compiled by Anne' Spinn
~mama~c~~g~cinEn~i~fromt~Un~ers~~lll~in~o~~~.1~t~~!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~ Altcf 10--years-at-Western High--ScllooHn-Amlhcim, Taylor move
to Orange Coast College where last year she served as director of
the National Community College Speech Tournament. She has
been a teacher for 33 years. "It's been my life and I love it," she
said. "Being with s\udents keeps you very young. It's always excit-
ing to sec a student respond to what you're teaching."
fACll.TY lEADER'----------
As president of the Orange Coast College Academic Senate
next school year, Taylor will help implement recent legislation
that gives more decision-making power to faculty. "It means that
rhc facu lty will be involved more in what they should be involved
in -teaching," Taylor said. ''We'll be addressing what's going to
be happening in education over the next 20 years."
Police Log
Costa Mesa
Someone smashed the bedroom window of a residence in the 2100 block of Oran&cc Avenue last Tuesday and stoic a S2;000 foreign coin collec· tion and a fanny pack containing S500 and a passport from the Philip-pines. •
It ap~rs someone stoic several pieces of out1oin1 mail from 1 home m the 100 brock of Quiel Bay u nc April 4 and somehow cashed 1 S 113 check in one of the envelopes even thou&h it was made out to OMV. Shortly after the mail was stolen, someone found it in a trash can in Costa Mesa and turned it in to postal officials. The envelope addressed to OMV wu there, but the check inside it was missing. By the time the vie· tim's bank was called. the check had already been cashed. •
An inventory check 11 K·Mart on Harbor Boulevard found that a 23· puge shotgun was missing from stor· age. •
Newport Beach
An orange hit 1 1992 Ford Ex· plorer 1nd cracked its windshield on San Miguel Drive 11 SpYJIUS Hill Road. •
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-By Russ Loar
Three men described by a witness as "gang bangers straighl Crom ccn· traJ casting" were seen tryin& to break into a t 978 Datsun 260Z parked in a lot in the 4900 block or Campus Drive. The suspcctS ned in a champa,ifle-colorcd BMW when the Datsun s alarm went off. •
A 30th Street resident reported he was at a pany on 54th Street when he got into an ar,pmcnt with a local
known as "Tony over use of a bi· cycle. Tony alle.JCdly punched the vie· 11m five to six times in the face. •
A Swedish visitor reported his passpon. four airline tickets on Scan· dinavian Airlines, SS}lOO worth of tf'IV'Clcr's checks and )t,000 in Euro· pc:an currency, including Irish, En· glish, German, Portuguese, Dutch ind Spanish money, were missing from his hotel room 1t the Newpon Marrion, 900 Newport Center Dr. •
Roujhly S670 worth of property, including 29 t•sbirts with fish, borsc ind boat desians. were missinJ from 81ysidc Pharmacy, t016 Bayside Dnvc. •
Burnt toilet paper was found in the sink of the ladies' restroom and in a urinal in the men's and the sink Cau· cct knobs were found melted in the
ladic•' room at a businw in the 300 block of Marine Avenue .
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11um1111ng robbers arrested
NEWPORT BEACH -From the onset,
the robbery was a comedy of errors -all for
just a case of beer.
first, a thief who stoic the case of beer
from a liquor store fell out of the getaway
car and nearly was left behind by his
accomplice. The two beer-nappers were then
caught by police within IS minutes of the
theft.
Arrested on suspicion of robbery early
Saturday were Rosario Behran, 20, of
Orange, and Victor Manuel Molina, 22 of
Corona.
Beltran allegedly ran into Tradewinds
Liquor, 6710 W. Coast Highw3y, around 1:15
a.m. Saturday, grabbed the beer from a
cooler and ran out to a waiting 1989 Suzuki,
reportedly driven by Molina.
The store clerk chased after Beltran,
hoping to get the suspect vehicle's license
plate number, Newport Beach Police Sgt.
Andy Gonis.
In his hurry to escape , Beltran reportedly
fell out of the Suzukj. As the clerk came
after him, Beltran allegedly jumped up,
puJled a handgun out of his pocket and
ordered the clerk to stay away ns he got back
into the vehicle, Oonis said.
About 15 minu1es later, a police officer
stopped the Suzuki at Bayshores and Coast
Highway, arrested the two men and
recovered the handgun, Gonjs said.
Man nabbed In cocaine sates
NEWPORT BEACH -A bartender at
the Balboa Saloon on the Balboa Peninsul3
has been arrested on suspicion of selling
cocaine while on the job.
Charles Thomas Cobb, 44, who also lives
on the peninsula, was arrested f riday
afternoon at the saloon, 700 E. Day Ave., by
narcotics detectives who had been
investigating him for an unspecified period,
Newport Beach Police Sgt. Andy Gonis said.
Gonis declined to elaborate on the
investigation but said detectives believe Cobb
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Newport Beach 79/58
lalboa: 79/58
Costa Mesa: 82/59
Corona del Mar: 80/58
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repeatedly sold cocaine to customers\\hile
.bartending. Gonis nlso said Cobb is the only
suspect and that the bar, located in the Fun
Zone area, is nor under invcstign1ion.
Butch Wilson, one of the Balboa Snloon
owners, said 1he arrest of Cobb, a 6:ycnr
employee, ''came as a big surprise to nil of
us."
Wilson said he had never noliccd Cobb
engaged in nny suspiciou activity "hilc on
the job. "If we would ha\e, he wouldn't ha\C
been working here," Wilson said.
OCC's Jim C•nett honored
COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College'
director of marketing and community .
relarions, Jim Carnett, was recently named
board vice president of the statc\\cde.
Community College Public Relations
Organization.
Camell, 47, a 21-ye~rongc Coast
College staff member, h:is \\On 19 (i~l·plJcc
writing and publications nwnrds from the
public relations organization over the year ,
including four awards won by his dcpnrtment
in the recent 15th annual Public Relations
Officer Awards Competition.
Carnett earned a first·place award for best
news release, third place for best feature
writing, along with second-pince awards for
the college's 1991·92 catalog and spring 1992
newspaper advertising campaign.
The catalog was designed by Orange Coa t
College graphic ar1ist Signe Johnson, und
both Johnson nnd Carnett collabor3tcd on
the 3dveni ing campaign.
DCC wins Journalism awards
COSTA MESA -Coa 1 Report, the
,iludcnt ncwsp~er of brange..Coau...Collegc.,
won first pl3ce for best front page IC)Out
and founh place for general excellence at the
annual Journalism Association of Community
Colleges contest at Cal Srarc Fresno recent!)'.
Co3st Report Slaff members won 13
aw1rds, including two fi rst pince awarc.1 for
feature photographs by photo editor Ronalt.I
Erdrich, who also won second place for a
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"bring-in'' pho1ogr.1ph. Er<.lrich llhared u.
thm.l·plate O\\.m.J for bc~I photo c~y "'1th
Ken Glanz and K.1l~U>·• Rainone.
Co:ist Report Ed11ur Scan Riley won thmJ
plJcc for pot nc"~'Hiting .ind honorable
mcn11on for editorial "nting. Photographer
Jeff Grann!I)' \\On fourth pl.ice for spot
port!> photogr.1ph). 01hcr honorable
mention a\\:1rd ''inners arc Chris Ynrd nnd
Jay lndclic;ito in the new~ c~1lcgory: Heather
Oo'ec for cnt1cal.rc\IC\'; Ro ario Orcncio
for fenture "riting; and Kathy H:m elson for
sports feature pho1ography.
Math workshop sign-ups dUe
Applicatiom. for the Young
Ma1hema11c1.ins Work~hop, ponsorcd by
UCI and the Nc\\port·Mc a Unified School
Di~1rcc1. mu .. t be rcce1\ct.I b) Wednesday,
April 22.
Student!> in graJc~ four 1hr?ush 12 can
aucnd the \\Or~hop \\hu:h "'"run.from late
June through c,1rly July from 8:30 to 11:30
n.m. at CostJ to.tc~.1 High School. Tuition is
S50 Jnd s hular~htp ::ire a' nilablc.
S1udcnts \\ill be at.lmittcd,on a Cirst~ome,
firsr·servcd ba i . More informarion is
a\111lablc by calling Dill Knight at 760-3454.
Boat lhow begins Wednesday
NEWPORT UEACH -The 19th onnual
Nc\\-port In-The-Water l3o.11 Show begins
\\'cdncsda), April 22 a1 Lido ~farina Village
through April 26, "i1h new boa1 on di ·ploy
from manufacturer!> including Siherton,
Grand Banks. M.1inship and Dlackfin.
Po"cr and liJilboals with be on display,
nlong with free saihng dcmonstr:itions
sponsumJ by H & S Yacht Sales on Saturday
<tnd Sunday, April 25 ~nd 26. •
The follo,,ing \\eek will bring the Used
Power Oo3t Show which runs from April 30
10 M:ly 3, featuring mort than ISO used
boat • also 111 th't Lido Morino Village.
Admission is $6 for adults, $3 for children
age 6 through 12 and free for children under
6. More informar ion is 3vaila ble by colling
the Duncan Mcintosh Co. at 1S1·S9S9.
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Is simple justice
the best justice?
L as~ night we.k.ill~d Robert Alton Harris. That is, we were
going t~ until a Judge granted a stay of execution.
. .And 1£ Robert Alton Harris is eventually asphyxiated in
Cahfom1a's gas chamber last night, he will have richly deserved it. F~r those of us outraged by what he did, it will feel good to sec
bun choke and gasp and die.
The question is, is that good feeling something
this society can afford to nurture.
From the point of the view of the victim, it's
hard to rationalize any other justice than one
which ends the life or the killer.
On the human level, who can truthfully put
himself in the place of the parents of the two
boys Robert Alton Harris murdered and not ___ ....,_;;::a passionately wish Harris's death?
I've had a recurrent nightmare that someone
kidnapped and killed one of my children, and
the way my mind has dealt with it is to develop a
------surprisingly violent fantasy of retribution. In it, 1
become a relentless, all-knowing essence. 1 find
the killer and materialize into some sort of
. unimagin:ibly horrible monster that shrieks and
------wails all the anguish of an aggrieved father into
the ears of the killer and then slowlyl brutally, painfully tears him
apart. · "'
I fear that, were l ever in such a lamentable position. the state's
plodding march toward revenge, even if it did ultimately result in
~he execution of ~y child's murderer, would seem pitifully
inadequate. There s no way such a bland and meager serving of
blood could"' satisfy. me or appease m)"'angcr.
If society is in the business of dispensing individual revenge,
then it docs a miserable job of it, even under the best of
circumstances.
Society is not, howevcr,.in the business of providing indi~dual
revenge any more th:t{\ jt is in the business of providing any other
form of individual grat1fication. Society is not a desirable thing
unless it prO\'ides a -context for behavior that is above individual
human impulse.
So, why execute anyone, then? Could it be collective
retribution. not ror an mdividUal wrong, out for an unforgivable
affront to the face of morality? Or perhaps it's an attempt to cut
out evil and thereby destroy It, a kind of social cancer surgery?
It \\Ould be hard to make a convincing :irgument against the
execution of Adolph Eichmann, for example, or any of the lesser
monsters who controlled the Nazi holocaust. Still, anyone who
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the huge gash in its moral fabric, or exorcised the evil the Nazis
had cultivated is engagi_ng in self-deception.
When we ~tart trying to localize evil and personify it. things
become complicated. The arguments invariably bring up things
about ourselves that we'd rather not fpce.
There was once a chemicjl company that won a contract to
produce an improved variety of napalm, the explosive jellied
gasoline sued in modem warfare. The product that was de,elopcd
was more difficult to extinguish and adhered better to human
skin. so that those upon whom it was dropped -which included
It society is in the-busi-
ness of dispensing indi-
vidual revenge, then it •
does a miserable job of It,
even under the best of cir-
cumstances.
many civilians -would be
surer to bum to death. Was
that evil? If so, whom did
the evil inrect? Should
anyone have been taken out
and ciecuted as retribution
for the human beings who
died in agony because of it?
1 read a tract over the
weekend in which it was
argued that capital
punishment is demanded by
the Judea-Christian tradition
and, by inference therefore,
'ordained by God. That
strikes me as an extremely strange argument. True, there arc
plenty of references to legal bloodletting in ancient Jewish law
and scripture. Not only have I never seen anything in the. Gospels
that would suggest Jesus Christ agreed with capital punishment,
lhe entire thrust of his teachings as I understand them would
seem to contradict it.
So what does that leave us? Well, there's the deterrent factor.
facn the most passionate proponents or capital punishment
cannot cite data indicating that the death penalty prevents
murder. There arc, likewise, no convincing arguments against
deterrence, apart from the superficial observation that all of the
nations which do not have capital punishment have lower murder
rates than we do.
Ultimately, though, I think the debate over whether we should
occa ionally execute one of the few brutal murderers we've
managed to catch and convict distracts attention from the real
moral questions facing our society.
I do not think anyone should be lc.illcd. l...ruli~that statement
echoes like a ~a in the giant barrel of human bloodshed, a good
portion of which is oecurring on our mean streets. Many people
think a few more, righteous killings can calm the storm of murder
and mayhem that is pounding us. I happen to believe-that we as a
people have not earned the right to make the moral judgments
necessary to have "righteous" killings. Not yet.
Those countries that have lower murder rates than we do have
less bloodshed because they are more humane societies than we
are. And yet they have the same basic values. I don't think we will
improve ourselves morally by trying to find in our historical and
ethical traditions justifications for basically immoral acts. To
paraphrase the mono of a charitable oraanization which I support,
we cannot hope to harvest peace unless we have planted justice.
Bob .-an Ef*to I• aulst.ant tdltor of tlw Dally Piiot His column
ap,w•n on Tutlda.p.
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Tuesday, Aprll 21, 1992 0
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Around Town · ·... .
~nd your items for
Around Town to Bob v.in
Eyken, TM Pilot, 330 W. 11.iy
St., Costa Melil, 92621.
Today
Chamber luncheon
-The Corona del mar
Chamber of Commerce will
hold its monthly luncheon at
11 :30 a.m. April 21 at
Oysters, 2515 E. Coast
Highway. Call 673-4050 for
reservations.
Orie ntal medicine
-A free seminar on the
5,000-year-old practice of
oriental medicine, which
includes acupuncture, will be
offered by Dr. Ronald Bieler
at 440 Fair Drive, suite G at 7
p.m. April 21. Reservations
are requested. Call 549-9999.
Sewing classes -
Sewing classes for adults will
begin at 6 p.m. April 21 al.
Carole's Calico Corner in Lhe
Eastbluff Center, 2529
Eastbluff Drive in Newport
Beach. To sign up, call
644-4990.
Addiction -A '!
workshop on the topic "How
the Employee Assistance
Program is Handling the
Human Side of Downsizing
Corporations," part of a
monthly series on the
problems of drug addiction in
the workplace, will be offered
at 9 a.m. April 21 at Starting
POlnt of Orange County, 350
W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. For
more information, call
642-3505.
Dance auditions -
The D r
Arts, a non-profit dance center
will audition dancers April
21 -25 at 151 Kalmus Drive,
G-3. For more information,
call 241 -9908 ..
Lifeguard class , The
Newport-Costa Mesa YMCA will
off er ann American Red Cross
Basic Lifesaving course beginning
April 21. The class will meet from
7 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesday and
Thursday nights for three weeks.
Advance registration is required.
Call 642-9990 for information.
Japan and the U.S. -
-Merlyn J. Karst, a former senior
executive with Yamaha Motor
Corp. USA, will speak on the
topic "Japan and America; The
Need for Understanding," at
noon April 21 in the Community
Room and the Newport Center
Library, 856 San Clemente Drive.
The p~ram is free . For
informatt0n, calf 644-3181 or
644-3145.
Wednesday
OASIS open house -
Come see the new addition at the
OASIS Senior Center, 5th Ave.
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Park clean-up -
Herp clean up Costa Mesa
parks on April 25 wilh the
Costa Mesa Parks, Recreation
Facilities, and Parkways
Commission Volunteers will
collect liuer, pull \o\eeds, and
plant shrubs. ground cover,
and trees. Wear comfortable
work clothes and boots or
heavy shoes. To join the
ranks, call Community
Services at 754-5300.
Victorian tea -The
Costa Mes.J Republican
Women Federated will host a
Victorian Tea fund ra iser from
noon to 4 p.m. April 28 at
1065 Pres1d10 Dme, Costa
Mesa. Please call 557-6545
by Apnl 25 for resen.ations.
Tu esd ay, April 28
Singles cabaret -
Cabaret, a guild of the
Orange County Performing
Arts Center for single people
30 to 55, will hold its
monthly meeting, with
cocktails and dancing.
beginning at 5 p.m. April 28
at ihe Radisson Hotel. 18800
MacArthur Blvd. in Irvine.
Fashion lunch -The
Ebell Club of. Newport Beach
will hold its annual fashion
show and luncheon,
beginnin~ at 11 a.m. April 28
at Vie Ba.boa Bay Club. For
information, call 1673-9944 or
644-5565.
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Coast Guard helicopter lifts a crewman from the Coast u er~int D1~edur1~ade~m~o~n~r~a~1~n~o~oc~e~a~n~r~c~s~cu=e~~-T-h-eLFUr~ie~n~d~s~d~f uth•e-N~~uv~po~~rt --~---~~
techniques Saturday afternoon in Newport Harbor. Beach Library, a non-profit
and Narcissus, Newport Beach
between 3-5 p.m. April ~2 .
Women's financtes -A
free financial workshop for
women on the topic of how to
build and protect wealth "' 111 be
offered by Shearson Lehrpan
Brothers at 5:30 p.m. April 22 at
the Newport Beach Public
library, 856 San Clemente Dme.
Yo un g executives -The
Young Executives of America -...111
host a breakfast for Rep. Chris
Cox (R-Newport Beach) 7:30 a.m.
April 2~ at the Pacific Club, 4110
MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach.
The breakfast is S 15 for members
and S25 for non-members, all
payable at the door only.
Reservations can be made by
calling Susan James at (714)
72 1-0153.
Thurs day
Blue Angels -Meet the
Blue Angel Oignt team in person
6-9 p.m. Thursday at the El Toro
Marine Corps Air Station, Staff
NCO c rub, h())ted by the Na vy
League of l\:ewport Beach.
Reservations are required and
there is a S 12 charge. For
information, call Bill at 545-3610.
Wealth planning-A
free workshop ent1ded "tam1ly
Wealth Planning Beyond the
living Trust" will be oifered by
attorney and CPA Jerry Taha1ian
at 7 p.m. April 23 at the offices of
Newport Chiropractic, 2328
Ne"port Bhd. in Co:.ta Mesa. Call
631-3139. for reservations: For
information, call '600) 675-6366.
Freedom of speech -
A discussion on the topic "The
Boundaries of Free Speech; How
Free is Too Free" will be
conducted at 7 p.m. April 23 at
the Newport Center library, 856
San Clemente Drive. There is no
charge and no registration is
required. A free boolo..let "ith
bJckground information i>
available for reading before the
>ession. For more information. caU
644-3181 or 644-3145.
library support group, will
hold a blow-out used book
sale on April 29 through May 3.
The 'ariety of books will range
from hobbies to drama to science
iiction and e' erything between.
Old and rare books are avail~le.
For additional information, call
760-1946. -
AIDS awareness -The
Newport Beach community is
1n\.1ted to part1c1pate 1n a
discussion group concerning the
spread of the AIDS \o1rus at 7 p.m.
April 29. The group '"II meet at
the Newport Harbor Sims Hall
Activity Center, 600 Irvine Ave.
Parents are cautioned to use
discretion when concerning small
children. For more information,
call Newport Harbor at
760-3310.
Jaycees -The Newport
HarbOr Jaycees will host a free
informational seminar and
get-acquainted m1).er at 7 p.m.
April 29 at Par~er's Seafood Grill,
309 Palm Ave. in Ne,..,port Beach.
An ·one aged 21 to 40 is im.ited
to attend. For more information,
call 721·0637.
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Restaurateurs turn their attention to fighting eanoer: 1
T ENTED DINING AT MONDAVl -h's David Wilhelm's turn to
round up the good guys (restaurateurs}, and they will raise
money for the American Cancer Society on Sunday evening, May
l7, at The Mondavi
Wine and Food Center. With a broad spectrum ranging
from Alta CofTtt Company to Wilhelm's restaurants in·
eluding Zuni Grill, and such diverse talents as The
Ritt. Caffe Loo ma, The Golden Trume, Cafe Udo Sup·
per Club and Ghandl lndlan Cuisine counted among
the 22 participating restaurants, this sounds like a great
way to have a lot of tastes for li fe, and support a
worthwhile cnusc at the same time.
Ed Schaeffer is responsible for garnering more than
150 imported and domestic wines for the gala. Tickets
for this tented extravaganza arc $125 per person, avail·
able by a call to the American Cancer Society head·
quarters, 75 I ·0441.
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"CdM WAS LIKE DOWNTOWN KUWAIT" -Car-
melo Manto of the popular Carmelo's RJslorante in
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Tastings
and Tidbits
Corona def Mar was not alone when he complained about the torn up
!>treets. All the restaurants arc celebrating lhc return to normal traffic.
Actors put several
laces on 'Working'
With 1he notable exceptions of Arthur Miller's "Death of a
• Salei.ma n," and perhaps David Mamet's "Glcngarry Glen Ross,"
few playwrights have focused on the professions of their
characters as the stuff which theater is made of.
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Theater
Critic
Studs Terkel devoted a book to it, and th·e writing
team of Stephen Schwartz and Nina Faso adapted his
prose into the musical variety piece entitled
"Working," the latest production at the Costa Mesa
Civic Playhouse.
"Working" shifts its spotlight over 23 different
occupations and director Darlene Hunter·Chaffcc's
cast of 1-3 bt ings these vario emp oymen o
life in a show that gains momentum steadily through a
less than scintillating first act and a second segment
that builds rather commensurate with the company's
energies.
Some of the tasks simulated in "Working" arc
drudgery, others are pure joy -depending on the
individual worker's approach. Most of the performers
arc adept at offering insights into the working world of
their characters, whether they be cxecu1ives, teachers,
farmers, wa itresses or purveyors of the world's oldest profession.
The talents in the Costa Mesa i.tiow are a variable lot, highlighted by
Gretchen Rolfe's high-voltage wai tress and Dave Mahler's proud,
powerful steelworker. Rolfe reaps resounding applause for her energetic
cafe hostess production number. while the big, beefy Mahler exemplifies
1he American laborer in a mem orable sequence near the final curtain.
Chris Campbell excels as a devilish gas me ter reader who delights in
throwing a scare into the residents on his route, and his bit as a
long-haul truck driver also is excellent. Marie Kelly takes the show's
"Lovin' Al'' number -written for a male actor, but transformed here
into "Alice" -and gives it a nice feminine touch, then fires up the
stage with her su ltry hooker sequence.
Other in1crpretation1. succeed with less panache -Jennifer
Boudrcau·s te lephone operator. Julie Good's ''just a housewife," Jas
Edwards' stone mason, Gordon Marhocfer's retiree and Myrna Ryan's
by·the·book i.chooheacher who clings determinedly to_ her old-fashioned
methods.
The sho" ·s overall pace is somewhat lacking during most of the first
act, with only Kelly and Ryan making significant impact. Rolfe's
second-act re1.1aurant number brushes away the theatrical cobwebs, and
the producJipn shifts into high gear for the rest of the ride.
The highly skilled piano accompaniment of musical director Terence
Alaric keeps things humming smoothly. while Marjorie Goldzband's
choreography stands out in the Rolfe-restaurant piece. Stccve Jacobs'
utilitarian backdrop gives the show a fine platform.
"Working" continues through May JO at the Civic Playhouse, 611
Hamilton St., Costa Mesa, with performances Thursdays through
Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. Tickets may be ordered by
calling 650-5269.
Cent er rubs out stress
In a recent Time Magazine ar·
11clc, the practice of massage was
describtd as "fast emerging as
American's favorite antidote to
that ancient Grinch: stress."
Well, anyone familiar with Dr.
Suess knows that in the end, 1he
Grinch wa!i one happy creature.
and this same sense of peace may
be yours. too, according to the cx-
pe rts at BodyWorks Massage
Therapy Centers.
With locations in Newport
Beach/Costa Mesa, Irvine, Hun·
1ington Beach and Long' Beach,
BodyWorks' professionals provide
mas.sage therapy services region-
ally for businc.ssGs and individuals.
In fact, they will even come to cli·
cots' homes or oHiccs.
"On-Site Messag~ is an excel-
lent way to increase employee
wellness, creativity and productiv-
ity by promoting a relaxed and
alert workforce," said Laurens
Vcrnot of BodyWorks, a certified;
licensed and insured member of
the American Massnge Therapy
~sociation.
Vemot soid that On·Site Mas-
agc (OMS) require no oils, take
only 15 minutes and the client re·
mains folly clothed &hrou&flout the
process. It, i arford.iblc lo mo t
companies or individuals; is done
with the client scaled, thus rcqujr.
ina liule 'P cc; aod the results ore
both immediate and guaranteed.
"AJ a wellnc s proarom, OSM
requlrcs lj.ltlc ,motivation on •the
part or ltlc employee , rcsultlna in
hlah u&illzatlon.'' Vernot said.
"Unlike ocher weUnw modalllic1
there is nothlnf ro practice, lum
or ecc:ompli h. n (act, the leu tho
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client docs the more effe ctive the
work will be."
Along with OSM, BodyWorks
provides a variety of massages, in-
cluding Swedish, Shiatsu, sports,
nnd prenatal and infant messages,
as well as ncaromuscular therapy.
For more information, or to set
up a massage appointment at you r
office or home, contact Body-
Works at 960-9300. '
Gcrmaa Bome......,
WeddJng Cakes "The Old·
Fashion Way" 2950 Grae~ l.Jl.
C.M. Call for Info. 540-0211
Look to
SPECIAL OCCASIONS
For. Loca~ RepuJablt Soviet
Now that work is almost complc\ed, the Gino D'Auri Ftamc:nco
Company will be electrifying flamenco fans once again, on Monday
night, April 27 at Carmelo's. Dinner is ut 7, the performance is at 9 in
the main dining room. Manto says the Flamenco entertainment will
continue to be a feature on the last Monday of every month.
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R£0 CAR BAR AND GRILL ROLLING TO NEWPORT -Rick
Lawrence has things tom up at Newport's O)stc:r Oar and Grill, and it
will be christened The Red Car Bar and Grill when il re-opens in May
as an "up-scale Victorian coffee house and saloon," according lo Janel
Gleason of the 21 Ocean Front staff. She added, "a limited menu is in
the works. with chef Luis Tzorin supervising. There are not enough
places featuring a good breakfast, so The Red Car will have huevos
rancheros among its breakfast items, a variety of coffees, moderate
prices, self-service and open all day."
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MAXI'S GRILLE HAS DYNAM ITE BARBECUE SAUCE -Minced
bacon, red onion, red and green pepper, garlic and 1 cup of Jack
Daniels whiskey are among the ingredients which make for a mighty
tantalizing barbecue sauce at the Red Lion Hotel's new Maxi's Grille
Restaurant Check it out -delicious eating at the new, more casual
dinihg spot near the airport.
&rand Central Suntan
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NHAM "ART OF DINING vu DRAWS NEAK -The fifth unnual
multiple chef dinner of multiple cour!>e!>, u fund-rubing spcct.ncular. I I
dining event on bchulf of the Newport Harbor Art Museum, 1s coming
up Sunday, M:iy 3, at The Four Seasons hotel in Newport Beach. Michel
Picton, executive chef at the hotel's Le Pavilion, will represen t Newport
Beach; Joachim Splichal, whose MelrO!iC A\enue re1otourant has many
loc:il fans, is coordinating the menu and chefs. The extraordinary dinner
and auction event is sold-out every year; this is a last call for you
procrastinators! Phone 759-1 122.
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TRES DE MAYO FIESTA -If yQu arc not going to the big NHAM
dinner, the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation would Jove to see you at 1 Barbacoa, same date, May 3, from 5 p.m. 10 midnight at 3333 Pacific
Coast Highway, sponsored by Wilhelm's West Coa1ot Productions (this1
guy is really busy doing good deed !) :ind a host of other fine people.1 This party promises dancing, southwestern/island cuisine, a special
appearnnce by Jeff Gonzales and a live, silent Ul.ICtion. Tickets arc $4~,
$35 if you phone ahead, at the door. For tickets and reservations, ph~nc
938-1393.
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F·ree serieis
fOcuses on
senior lif '
Dristol Park Medical Group
"ill celcbrJtc "Older American
Month" '"i1h a free community
lecture .1.eric every WednestJ.1y
. during the month of May,
The lectures series will fOC'us
on ~uch topics o( interest JS
home s:ifctv, nu1ritional ncc<ls tn
relation io ugang, analyz111g
~-t--..l.'culth benefits op.tion5 ~nd
pi.ychologicJl and cmotiopJI
l!i'iUeS of Uging.
l.., p,~.,.. Owly P•l..ot
.Pre entations will be helJ. at
noon each Wednesday :it Brittol
Park Medic.ti G1oup's offic~
loc:wcd ju t north of South CdJs~
Plaza at 2720 S. Bristol Street in
Santa An.h. in the Second Floor
Conference Room.
Hot weekend weather brought bikes, bystanders and bikinis to 22nd Street and Oceanfront.
The c1 ics is spon. ored by
Bristol Park Medical Group,
with the assist~nce of presenters
from the Santa Ana Pclicc
Dcp3rtment and the Health
Insurance Counseling and
Acclaimed soprano Jessye Norman
fits Arts Center into busy schedule
Atlvoc~cy Program. _
The May 6 lecture, entitled
"Being Safe at Home," "111
feature members of Santa Ana
Police Dcp~mmcnt i.peaking on
special con!lillcrations for seniors
111 home protection.
Other topic arc: "Nutrition
and Exercise'' (May 13);
"~l:lking Sen e of Your Health
In. unmce Options" (May 20);
and "Old Age Isn't for Sissies,"
which addresses importpnt
pllyehological and cmoti~J~
b~uc of nging, (May 27). I
By David L. Almquist
Speclal to Ille Out Piiot
S oprnno Jcssye Norman,
celebrated for her acclaimed
performances on the
operatic stage as well a in the
recital hall, makes her first Orange
County appe:m1nce ~• the
Performing Am Center :it 8 p.m.
Friday.
The Orange County
Ph ilharmonic Society is presenting
Norman, who performed :it the
White House during the Queen of
England's visit to the United
States, participated in the lOOth
anniversary o( Carnegie Hall and
sans the ··Marseillaise" al Bastille
Day festivities, telecast worldwide,
for the 200th anniversary of the
French Rcvoturion. -
Accompanied by pianist Dan
Saunder, Norman will perform:
"The Confession Stone" (Songs of
Mary) by Robert Fleming;
selections.by Rich:ird Strauss,
including "Morgen" and "Cacilie";
"Melodies francuises," Op. 65 by
Tchaikovsky; and "slete condones
popu/ares espanolas (Seven
Dorymaa'a la•
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M:mucl tie Falla~
Born in Aususia, G:i., NurmJn
began her professional career as a
member of
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opera, Schoenberg's "Erwartung."
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Awartls as best clas.,ical vocaliM
for "Songs of Maurice Ravel," and
for her rccordin~ of "Lohengrin,"
"Dk Walkure" and lkctho,cn's
··Ninth Symphony."
Tickc:ts for the recitnl rang<..
from Sl4-S40 and may be Topics arc subject to cha11gc.
purcha ed at the Orange Coun1y
Performing Art Center's box
office. all TickctMastcr foc31io1.
or by colling 646·6277.
For more information, or to
re crvc scaring for the progrim
cnll Bristol Park Medical Gr9ud
at 549-2'764, ext. 304. 'I
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N1wporl l•ch/Colta Mw Dally Pilot TUffd•y, April 21, 1992 ~ -Community Forum Communi~ forum runs on Tutsd.l)), Thursdays and Saturdays Editor WillWn Lobdell ... 642-4321, ext. 351
Editorial
Time to
~elp an
old friend
The envelopes, please ...
~ Thumbs up to llJ Charlotte Dale,
owner or the Villa
Nova who promises to act
her landmark Newport
Beach restaurant -which
recently filed for bankruptcy
protection -back on its
feet again. P.S. We
encourage local restaurant
goers to patroni1c the Villa
Nova s0on. It's a class
operation.
.L..A Thumbs up to local '1lJ Newport Beach
-restautateurs, who,
,,.,s a sign of unity; plan to go
to dinner next wee~ at the
Villa Nova.
I . r1a Thumbs down to
.........,, Rep. Dana
Rohrabacher, who
used misleading stalionery
in which he declared himself
the congressman for the
4Sth District (which he
Another
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The critical list
Residents are uneasy with Haag's expansion plan , gas -wells
(OVERHEARD AT ONE OF
NEWPORT'S WATERING HOLES
1995)
"Didja hear the latest?"
'"Nope. Just got back from the desert.
What's up?"
"Hoag Hospital's expanding throughout
the city!'
"Riiiight,"
"No, really! There's gonna be all
different kinds or Hoag hospit:ll units in
Big Canyon, Irvine Cove, Emerald Bay,
Spyglass, and on each of the islands. Isn't
that great?"
"What? Arc you kidding? Nobody'd
stand for that, least of all the people who
Jive there!"
"Sure they would! They're welcoming
Ho:lg's expansion with open arms,
Whateyel" the hospital does is good for the
community! After all, Planning
Commission approved it alre3dy, and
everybody's thrilled,"
"This is a joke, right? No? Cmon!
Wh:it kind of hospital services'r they
gonna put in those neighborhoods?"
.. They don't know yet. You know,
medicine is ch:inging so rapidly. They'll
decide when the time comes.''
"They don't know? And the town's
gon na approve it?"
"Sure! You remember the easy time
Hoag had over the 1992 expansion .. .''
"I remember it wasn't so eai.y, is what I
remember."
"Awww, that was nothin'! 'Going
thfOUgh the morions' is what they call it.
Made 'cm jump through :i few hoops .. :."
'"Mmmm-hmmmm, but where are these
properties?"
''Wait till the City Council votes. The
next day, the properties will be scrnped
bare. You'll see'em easily then. Day :iftcr
th t, though, it'll be plastic California
landsc:iping."
"Sheesh!" How'd Hoag get the land?"
"No problem! Some of their biggest
donors bought the properties and then
turned the l:ind over to the hospital. ..
"Sut you can't build hospital structures
Sorry son, mom's
on residentially-zoned land!"
"Wait and see, Gonn:i be rezoned, Easy
a pie."
JO ANNE D. BURNS
Newport Beach
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After reading >·our editorial on Hoag
Hospital, as "ell as Mr. Hewitt's nrticle on
the s.1mc subject. we felt compelled to
shed i.ome light on the subject.
\Ve have attended all the Planning
Commission i)nd Council meetings on both
the emergenty room e\pansion and the
ma ter pl:in. We ha\e re:id the
cmironmental rcporb as well as many
lcuers from en..,ironment:il organiz:itions,
state agencies and personal letters, both
pro and con.
We have reached the conclusion after
hours of liste'ning and studying that the
environmental repol'ls are inadequate and
inconclusive. Our concerns are being
valic..lated by recent tellers from various
agencies &uch as the California EPA on
f\hrch 13, the California Regional Water
Quality Control Board on t-.forch 1 I and
the most recent AQMD leuer dated
March 30.
These agencies state that more extensive
studies must be done before any s1nrt of
construction due to the unkno\\n,
pertaining to the toxif and explosive
gasses in the area. There arc four gas
wells on the lo\\er campus.
In light of the recent gas explosion in
Texas, where one person was killed and 18
injured, we think it fair to ask the
question: "Could this happen to us?" This
is a matter of the health and s:ifet) of
many residents of Newport Beach, we
would hope )Our readers would take a
harder look at the details of the Master .
Plan -not through the eyes of ze:ilots,
but through the eyes of people wanting to
sec responsible development by Hoag in a
safe, r:uional manner.
ROSS RIDAUDO
DELLE RIDAUDO
NC\\ port Beach
Or. is it ;,,ore important to '·-Get with It-Gii
look after ~tr. Roeder's bruised I
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isn't). We're beginning to
wonder how Rohrabacher going to ·. Las VB as'----~~~=-:-:-c~~~!:! t~e0~~i~c "Court
ru 1ng uphold existing nobe
standards at Pacific
Amphitheatre" (April 11 ). 1
thought that these people "ere
probably wasting a great deal of
their time (and the cuun's)
tl)ing to get the pre cnt ruling
on the no11,e level ch.rngcd.
ego tn tbecost of~~·fd4.~---..,~~l'r.1r"l"nrltrnr1rtrr''"M11Tl''nr~~~-;-~~~~~-.
than $170,000 in taxpayer
money to mail newsleuers
(little more than campaign
brochures) to cirizens in the
newly reapportioned 45th .
District that he's running for
but doesn't )'Ct represent -
has gotten so out-of-touch
with voters after only four
years in the Capitol.
_A Thumbs up to John ... UJ "Jad." Flanigan, the
• Irvine Co. executive
who just landed the plum
job or director or President
Bush's rc-elccrion campaign
in California.
_A Thumb up to the ll.J Newport Beach
Library Foundarion
supporters, who reccnlly
presented city officials with
a S 1 million check for the
new library.
~ T1tumbsdowntothe 1-trr-\I' not-in-my-backyard
attitude that's
Infected Eastbluff residents,
who are protesting a move
to put Coastline Community
College into the old
Eastblurr Elementary School
site. More than 90 percent
of Coastline's students on
II their Newport Deach
campus come from Newport
Beach, accordin& to the
Newport·Mesn ~hool
District.
~ T1tumbsuptothe UJ Newport-Mesa
TJIEY DON'T MAKE
MOTHERS LIKE THEY USED
TO -At Easter Sunday
brunch, Rainbow Disposal
co-ownet Stan Tkan)k \\3S
telling his widowed 74~year-old
mother, Stacy, how much he
enjoys sh:iring joyous holidays
with her. ·
Someone mentioned that the
family would be getting
...,
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Local
Scene
together again
on Mother's
Day, and the
usunlly·
gregarious
' trash t)COOn, o
loving and
dutiful son.
seemed a tad
uncomfort·
able.
Taking her
hand, he said
he couldn't be
wi1h her this
Mother's Day.
He said be
h:idn't been aware that the
holiday falls on May 10, and
1hat he had accepted an
invitation to vacation most of
that week abo:ud a friend's
yacht anchored in Mexican
waters.
"I'm sorry, Mom," he
a~logized, "but l'll be scuba
diving off Cabo San Luc:is."
Mama Stacy, a perky lady,
seemed almost relieved.
Leisurely lighting a cigaretle,
she patted his hand and
soothed, "Don't worry nbout it,
son. I've been wanting lo
accept an invitation to spend
Mother's Day in Las Vegas.
where I'll be playing blackjack
and slot machines at the
Aladdin Hotel."
0
a11ractions. Mrs. TkaC)zk
wouldn't miss it for the world.
Whatever happened to
mothers in sh..iwls and rocking
~h..iir'?
0
THE OLD MASTER'
SI'ILL IN t•ULL MOON -
When l wrote the other day
th at "Lord Plushbottom types"
weren't thrilled about '~omen
attending the Gentlemen's
Cigar Smoker at The
Ritz-Carlton, it triggered a
terrific respon e.
l'lot in quantity, but an
quality.
In the next day's mail was a
color cartoon Crom good ol'
Ferd Johnson himself, \\ho
begat "Lord Plushbottom"
during his 68-year stint at the
"Moon Mullins'' drawing
bo:ird.
Johnson, who'll turn a ll\cly
87 in December, hasn't lost has
steady hand and sharp \\II. He
read 1hc column at h1
Eastbluf( home. appreciated
the Lord Plushbottom mention.
and reached for the ketch-pad.
The result: a collector's 11cm.
depicting 01' Plushie :ind me at
the smoker, :i uring Lady
Emma :tnd firemen that, hey,
it's ju t a party.
And there isn't an
octogenarian who likes to party
more than famed cartoonist
Johnson. He still attends art
school in Corona dcl Mor
(studying watercolor with Chris
Sulllvon, landsca~s with Tim
Clarke) and readily admits hi
motivution for perfect
:mendancc, to wit : "They sure
have a lot of pretty girls coming
to tho c classes."
0
POLITICAL OBSERVATION
OF THE WEEK -Miiton
Buie, surveying the
formally-attired assembl3ge al
the Cigu Smoker: "Looks like
160 p:illbearers for Jtrry
Brown."
/ttf'Y Kobrill'1 nJluma runs
,\lthough l realize for many
the noise may be an annoyance.
1 think th~ll the re 1dcnts had to
realize ''hen they mo\cd into
the :irca nc:ir the amphitheater
that the no1 c Je,cl "ould be
high on i.oine occasions.
In "prime are:i ·• to li'e such
as the Orange Coa t, some
.1110,,:inces must be made on the
fc" bad things to balance all of
the advantages; i.e. nice
communiue-.. beautiful bcachc:i.
and \\Cather that \Cl) fc" other
pl.ices ha .. c. . •
CLANCY CANOY
Corona del Mar
Roeder arrest
Ans"cr to tC\'C Morblc·s
"Monday Morning Briefing"
Daily Pilot April 13
Item 2 of said column: "fire
fait Blocked During Cit)
Council Meeting."
A group of at least 60
tudent~ and adults attended a
ongfest -3 mo t CnJO)Jblc
C\'Cnt and commendable,
however, joy and pride could
ha"e turned to tragedy in the
C\Cnt of a fire!
lsn't Allan Roeder, as city
manager, nccountable for it?
Mayor Hornbuckle is employed
in a children's center. )Ct e'en
"ith ncr interest in children, he
also didn't realize the danger
that was present!
Mr. Marble, the citizen's
arrest was v3lid!
It is important for Mr. Roeder
to admit lo his oversight of a
fire hnz.ard and accept
responsibility fo r the job he
holdi. for the citizens of all ngcs
of Co t:l Mesa.
lf he did, there "ould have
been a $75 fine and an
assessment of the Council
l:i" firm hired to try to make a
"rong into a right!"
Once again. thank you, Sid
.Soff cr, concerned citizen! Not
gJdOy but "Jtchdog!
I there :i double standard in
Costa Mesa?
MADELYN DARALT
Costa Me s:i
Dirty Newport
I ha\C Ii\ cd an Ne" port for four
decade and ha\e nc.,,er seen
uch a filthy m1.:ss :is how the
Dalboa Island and surrounding
bJy area beaches look.
The rain has stopped for ove r
a month. and the beaches
remain filth}.
The )mell at low 11de is worse
than an o"er-Oowcd toilet. The
dcbri) b \\hat )OU see at the
local dump.
Channel 3 TV prei.ents how
the City of Ne"port Beach O\\ns
all these different properties and
states how the money is \\Orking
for a II the Ne" port re idents.
Then bns the Dixon c:ipcr stolen
all the money to clean up this
health hazard?
1 he Caty of New port Deach
controls the tide hne :ind
receives money. This fee has
doubled in the last sc' era! year .
The ta.'<c continue to go up on
e\Cl)One's property. This Caty
Council can either clean up the
benches or the \'Oters should
clc:m house on..tbe "gang of
seven" and elect people that
"ill. The Nc"port Beach City
Council should have been run
out of town on the failure to
protect the public trust during
the DL~on fiasco. How can the
ame inept "gang of sc,en" w11h
their ardent attitudes on
Channel 3 continue to foil in
u ing their initiali\e to start the
clea n up of Balboa Island
beaches and the Newport bay
benches?
Chambers, to make sure it JOHN BYRNE
California Journal. l was very
disappointed with how
AssemblymawGil Ferguson
ranked amongst his colleagues in
the Assembly. 1 "as e'en more
disappointed in his comments an
the March 30 Daily Pilot.
It is my understanding that
not only the "liberal" media
responded to the suney, but
al o legislators. On 1op of this,
Republican and business
lobb) ang groups responded to
the urv~. This tells me that
Ferguson is not only held in
poor esteem by his colleagues.
but groups that lobby for
Republic::in cau~cs hkc school
choice and business concerns. I
\\I h he "ould stop m:ikins
C\CUses and utilize thi!t SUl'\e)' to
rc·c .. uluate "hat he i trying to
accompl~h in Sacramento.
MARY T. SHELTON
lrvme
Speak up, Mary
Somt or my fello" consel'\ at1"c
are uptight that Co tll Mesa
Councilwoman Mary
Hornbuckle i running against
Assembl)man Gil Ferguson. Yet
she has an :ibsolutc right to run
to hti\C the last fifteen )Cars of
}\er public hfe full) exposed -
as has never been done. Many
pointed questions '"ill be a kcd
and \'erifiable det:i1ls about her
record will C\entuall) be
rc,ealed.
So for now, let's simply
inquire as to whom she "ill \Ote
for in the Republican Primal)
for both U.S. Senate seats. faen
more telling would be her real
preference 1f the contests in
NO\cmbc r were to be Dianne
Feinstein vs. Bill Danneme)Cr
and Barbara Boxer \$. Bruce
Herschensohn
Now, given the recent
endorsement of Mary b)' the
liberal femmist NOW, it would
be helpful and relevant if she
\\Ould give us a specific answer
-NOW!
Unified School
District Board of Trustees
who arc moving 10 shift
expensive off-year elections
into even-year, acneral
elections.. The move will
save the district about
$45,000 and parantee
hi&her voter turnouts.
BUT rrs m~ AU IN
THE FAMILY -It should be
noted that Mama Stacy's
invitation came from dau&hter
Karen of Huntinaton Beach".
Karen plays trumpet with a
red-bot palk.a band, The
California Connection, one or
the Aladdin's mid·May
· Twsd•A 1llund•.P .. d
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COAST COMMUNITY COUXGE DISTRJCT
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SCHOOL OISTRJC'I', 1601 16th St, Nc"'porl
&ach. 700-3200. Supcrintcndcnl Joh• W.
'lcoll Bo:irJ Members. Fornst Wmwr,
pruldcnt; Jim de Boom, Rod M~Mllllan, Judy
franto. btlT) l..oofbotu·.-... Ed OttMr.
Mirtha •1u r.
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1%S Plae1:n1ia. COfota Mc\a, 631·1200 Board
McmN: ri.. 1 Nd) 0.111. 11 .. k h•la"' Marie
Ovrantt, Jack llall. Tom 'tboe
COSTA M A MfARV 01 iTRJ(.,.
P.O.&. 1200. Cu.11 M 9~621-1200,
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Jamct fcrl')11\an. llaffY O~cn, Nate Reade
anJ Dick Sherrick. . .
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ch.lirrNn
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A walk with God '
~ Man says mission to carry cross a blessing, not a burden
By LoMnn Basheda bottom. to nst. Many have engraved their s.lft""" "I recommend the hospital .-IDd messacea on ,his cross.
E Yel)IOl\C bas their cross to gurney wheel for anyone who "MIY aod be with you," one
bear. But eot everyone wa.nts to pull a cross," he read. ""ffelp me to leave crick
iw>oses tD cany it idviled. "They're expensive, but alone ud serve God,'' said
thqaw..., of~ across the they Jut." another. co~ Several weeks later, "the Lord "H I was an idiot or a moron
o( ctline, you'Ve been ~me to 10." So Edward or a lunatic, I don't think I would
co ed by Ood. strapped a sleepinc baa and a act this ki~d of response,"
tanding on Harbor Boulevard canvas napsack containing some Edward said.
in Costa Mesa Monday T·shirts, socks and boxer sboru But while Edward said he gets
afternoon, Edward said he was. to the bottom of the cross. his share of supportive honks
It was New Year's Eve 18 Then he drove it down to the Crom passins cars~ he ~as also
ycan a&<> when the Canadian Washington border in a station had to co~tend with hlS ~hare of
citizen left a New Year's Eve wagon and set out on foot to bottles throw~rs. ln Marin
party and "was contemplating "tell people to give thcif hearts Coun_ty, he sa1~. four drunks
putung a pistol to my bead and to Jesus _and _get right ~th God, c~pt1cd out his napsack.
blowing my brains out when for the time lS at hand. . But <;Jod bless th~se ~uys
something spun me around and I Since then he's averaaed about anyhow cause the~ d1~n t kn~w
looked up and saw a very bright l7 miles a day and plaM to ~hat they were dom$, he said.
star in the sky. From that continue 'til he hits the Eastern I got ~ percent of It back
moment on, I knew there was a Seaboard. anyw_ay. .
God and his name was Jesus... By the time he reached Harbo Pnor to _tummg to the Lord, · • · Bo I d Ed • r Edward said he was a "heavy But it wasn t until Dec. 6, u evar , wards bushy d t b ll" h" If · nearly 18 years later that, eyebrows and thick wirey uJ grease a unse -10
Edward said, the Lord told him mustache were bleached blond by ~n. out ~f rcform8sch?OI a!'d
to give away all his possessions the sun, his full face was beet r~ns since age ·
7 including 138-acres o~ mi~cral red. sweat ~ricklcd through the Edw':r': !~~e n~~:C~e~o
nch land -and leave his wife cracks of his furrowed brown t' and two children to z.ig 1"ag across down into bis squinted eyes and co~. ·~ue down Harbor Boulcv~rd
America and spread the word his arms were baked brown. to highwa_y 1 a~d hang a left. ,
th "th · · h d " "I h d h Edward said he II probably have at e urnc IS at an.· a 8 at once, b~t th~ to hitchhike north for a bit when
. So ~dward (who declined to Lord brought alonf a big ~md he 'hits the ,Santa Ana Freeway
give ~1s last n~e on grounds. an_d ~lew the .hat nght off, he since there's no cr05S pulling th~t _n's not as unportant _as his said. "So I,,wd, OX. Lord, no allowed on major thoroughfares. ~ion) bought some solid wood, more bats. "But God has been providing
nailed together a 12-foot by The 41 -year-old father said he me with pick up trucks" he said
6-foot cross and attached a sleeps along the roadside and is "He loves me He wouidn't dump
hospitatJUl'?f?Y wheel o the often invited into peoples homes me." ·
91-.~Nol
Edward ~lies down Harbor Boulevard Monday with his cross in
tow. He plans to spread the word of God across the nation.
By Anna Cekola ....
I
COSTA MESA -Officials s:ay
work will soon be starting again on
the much-needed Metro Fire Sta·
tion, which was staJled earlier th is
year when a Newport Beach con·
tractor sought Chapter 11 bank·
ruptcy protection.
Under a resolution approved by
the City Council Monday, officialt
plan on completing the station for
about $750,000 by hirins a con·
struction manager and worldna
with numerous subcontracton al·
ready involved with the project.
Funds for the project wilJ come
from an existing bond, not the city
general fund. _
The city can also avoid a four·
to-six-month competitive biddin&
process for the remaiqin& work
since the station "is necessary fot
the s:sf eguard of lif c, health and
property in North Costa Mc11,"
City Attorney ThomllS Kathe told
the council.
Jn March, a U.S. Bankruptcy
Court judge gave Costa Mesa of-
ficials the go-ahead to fire The
Edwards Group and tnke back
control of the stntion, which is
about 70 percent completed.
City officials S3Y they'd lost con-
_.:::=:=====================================================~""""'----------...Jl_:fidcnce in the ability of The Ed-a----rds--Groo~·l:d--• CUTLER: Lawyer known OT1n•.· Pl•_..• CHASE: Susp' ect. wounded :m~.~ s~a~~~r:~: !~:O':!tr!~t~~
'
01, who arc dcmnnding payment for
for courtroom drama ............ 11 · In early-morning aunnre :~~~~;!:·::~:.::·:.: by Nlld•lll the st:uion is done, Knthe said.
From A1
"the craziest thing ever," the re-
sult of "watching too many mov-
ies." 1
He once threw a seven-pound
indictment document into a court-
room trash can, calling it "rancid
stew" made with "bad meat and
bad potatoes," and his style of in·
terrogation has been labeled "Bru-
cification."
Y ct this is a man who claims he
doesn't enjoy the attention and ce-
lebrity status -"It adds an ad-
ditional burden" -and says. "l'm
just a regular guy. I try hard."
Raised in Brooklyn, Cutler is
the son of an ex-policeman father
who at age 76 continues to prac·
ticc law in Brooklyn and an "aca-
demician" mother who graduated
from high school at age 16 and
college at 19.
It is apparent that Cutler was
, most influenced by his father,
whom he said is "the most strict
disciplinarian J know," yet never
pushed him or his brother Rich-
ai:d, a ~anta Clara County pros·
ecutor, into the law.
"He just wanted me to work
hard in any endeavor ... as long as
I didn't waste too much time in
front of the television."
Armed with a private school ed-
ucation ("I realty floundered in
public school. . . discipline prob-
lems''), Cutler entered Hamilton
College in upstate New York not
, really knowing what he wanted to
do. He played football -he still
maintains a ball player's physique
with grueling weight-lifting work-
outs three to four times a week -
and eventually ventured into his
father'• vocation.
He became a Brooklyn pros-
ecutor after graduation from law
school ind switched sides 11 years
•JO· He now relishes fighting "the
aovcmmcnl onslaught. ..
.. , (eel that a criminal defense
lawyer is really a freedom fighter,"
be said. "You need somebody to
stand up for you."
While he may get passionately
dramatic in the courtroom, his
theory on law is to ''try to keep
things as simple as 1 can; if you
get caught up in mak.ing it compli·
cated, ,q·u def cat your own pur·
pose."
Although most of bis foes have
been federal prosecutors levying
heavy organized crime charges,
Cutler insists that Gionis' con-
spiracy and assault case is no less
interesting to him.
"It's a serious case," he said,
calling Orange County law en-
force ment "a formidable foe."
"I think he's innocent. J believe
he had nothing to do with this as-
sault on (financier Roger) Luby.
Aissa was an incidental, peripheral
victim in the assault on Luby. The
attack was totally unrelated to
(Wayne's and Gionis') child cus-
tody (battle)."
Cutler described Orange County
as "like a foreign country" with
much nicer weather than New
York. but he secs no marked dif-
f erenccs between the East and
West coasts.
"I really didn't know what to ex-
pect," he said of Orange County.
"Put I've been very impressed
with the juiors. The court person-
nel couldn't be nicer. (Superior
Court) Judge (Ted) Millard .•. I'm
super-impressed with him. He's
teaching me California law as we
go along."
But a minute later, Cutlet the
Warrior reared his head as he
added, with a hint of Brucification
-"I'm happy to be here, just
fighting this fiJht.
"We think it's a good fight.
HopcfuUy, we'll get Tom vindi·
catcd so he cal\ get on with bis
ifc.''
lllOOTING. Ponca omc.-.. 1111111 canilllall
From A1
House of Pancakes on the center
median of busy Harbor Boulevard
from sunshot wounds to the chest
and back .•
Oft"tcials with the Orange Coun·
ty District Attorney's office are
alto lnvestiptln1 the lncldent, but
cou1dn't be reached (or comment.
"Baled on information gcner·
ated throuah department IOUfCCt,"
said Capt. Tom Lizar, Rubio wu
lm/OMd in I ctcdif-card dru&
racbt that the C.O.ta Mesa Special
Enbccmeat Detail wu lnvcatigat· ..... On the nlaJtt of tho lbootout,
POik:. &aid. Rubio had been ttay· " Ina at an \lnldentified local motel.
It wu about 7:30 p.m., when
Rubio kt\ hit motel r0om and was
~d by I uniformed pollco o(•
fic:Cr in front of the JatematJonal
HOUie at Pancaka. Aecordin1 to
bur, IC\'eraJ underccMt dctec·
tiYes not In unifonn we.re allo 1t
tM acene.
After a short convcnadon,
I
I
Luar said, Rubio drew a handpn
and started shootin1 at the of·
face rs.
Luar said two oCficcn returned
fire.
Rubio apparently tried to evade
the buUets as he ended up in the
middle of Harbor Boulevard.
Within moments, wltneues said,
polic:e can had the teenc l\lr-
rounded. Mlnutes later, a police
helicopter landed on Harbor Bou·
lcvard.
Both ofricen who fired their
weapons are on 1 .. routine" ad·
minlstrative lee~ "to relu and
overcome this thins." They are not
on suspension.
Laur would not relc.ue the
names of the ofrtcers, however, cit·
ina depanmcnt policy.
"We don'I want to tubmh thac
people to any more tnurna than
they~ al~ldy apericnced," be
said.
Whether Niihimun wu one ol
tho offac:ers who fired his weapon
is not dear.
From A1
station.
Alter two years of plan-
ning and debate, the City
Council in March gave the
go-ahead to build the new,
laraer station, complete with
public restrooms. The exist-
ing station at 323 Marine
Avenue will be sold Lo help
pay for the new $1-million
facility.
Fire officials for years
have desired a larger Balboa
Island station to replace the
existing, 60-year-old facility,
which is so small the de-
partment avoided buying
new equipment because it
just won't fit in the building.
according to Fire Olief Tim
Riley.
Riley also said be was ap-
palled to learn the three
firefipters stationed there
have been crammed into
only 600 square feet of liv·
ing area.
The fmt Ooor of the new
5,150.square-foot stat.ion will
house the fire engine and all
the equipment, includins
machinery to maintain the
department's breathing ap-
paratus. Two public re-
stroom will also be pro-
vided on the fint floor.
Upstairs will be 2,200
square feet of living quar-
ters, including four dorms, a
weight room, a kitchen and
a laundry room.
Despite the fire de-
partment's attempu to re-
duce the siie, sevenJ neigh·
boring residents still feel the
facilJty is too large and tall,
callina the structure "opu-
lent" and "a wute of tu·
payers' money." Some have
suaested the city simply en-
larse the exiatina station.
Now neiahbon arsue that
tho propoeed architecture <>t
INCCO Oft the upper Ooor,
brick and wood ab&b °"
the lower Ooor and a ce-
ment-tile roof ii uatJ and
will cluh wfth the rest ol
the neipborhood.
Balboa laJand rcaidentl
feel atroqly that any public
ttrudure bUUt on the illand
should "re~ the v.Nque
chancler and charm" of tM
neiahbofhood, aid Marine
A¥enuc raident Bob Lewis.
one of the petition drcula·
ton
But ardlftect Jim Robtn·
IOft, who tped1Hza in de·
.tp ol public IUUCturea.
Mid hi• plant do reflect the
IDirit ol the ... ~ Ha laid he c:hole tlte ltUClCIO
and ~ becaute tt.., .....
maceriata ueed In 1UrT'Omld-
in1 hornet.
From A 1 peel was removed from the molor Since The Edwards Group filed
~nidenlified man was trans· home and placed on n strelcher, for Chapter 11 protection in De-
ported to Western Medical Center Davies said the man went into vio-cembcr, work has come to a halt
in Santa Ana where hospital of-lent convulsions. on the S:ikfoka Drive fire 'talion,
ficials would only confirm late Los Angeles County Sherifrs a crucial p:irt of the ci ty emer-
Monday afternoon that the suspect Depnrtment officials are refusing gcncy plan to protect South Coast
was alive. comment on the identity of the Plaza and Town Center.
Police would not comment on suspect, but sources close to the Even with the new plnn, off1eials
whether the suspect was armed. investigation said Monday after-arc not yet sure when the station
After releasing a short statement noon , that police were unable to will be fin ished.
to the press, Los Angeles County determine the man's identity. "We're just taking one step at a
Sherifrs Depanment orficials re· time," Costt.1 Me53 Fire Chief Jim
ferred all inquiries to the Orange Los Angeles County Sherifrs Reed said ..
Co D. · A • orr. Department officers pursued the uoty 1stnct ttorney s 11ce. In other council action: County investigator Dan DiSanto suspect during a high-speed ch:ise
wns not available for comment and across the Orange, Garden Grove • In a move expected to s:&\iC
h ffi · I I' and Costa Mesa freeways. Police nbout $53,000 a year, city mechan· ot er county o 1c11l s dee incd Its will start taking care of the new com ment. · say the motor home struck two ve-
h_ icles causi ng six freeway colli· police car Ocet, which will cost no Newport Beach police were at h $78 ()()() d the scene but did not fire their sions, but there arc no reports of more t an • a year, acoor • serious injuries. ing to fln~nce officials. weapons, according to Sgt. Andy Theodore Robins Ford _
Gonis, declining additional com-At the end of the chase, a wit· lone bidder for the mainten
ment. ncss snw the motor home side· contract _ offe red 3 pro
A number of witnesses snid they swipe a Costa Mesa police car and about $4,000 higher.
believe the suspect was unarmed, make a U-turn on the grass at and some residents are question-Jetty View Parle, hitting a Los An· Until recently, the city .. d . leased all of its police cars f"""
mg why so many shots were fired. geles County Sherifrs Department Theodore Robins Ford, which also
Mike Davies, a construction patrol cnr head-on. did tf\e maintenance work onl'lhc
worker who lives with his parents No officers were hurt and the vehicles. That arrangement lasted
on East Ocean Boulevard, wit· suspect was taken into custody at for about 30 years.
nessed the end of the chase. bo 6 Davies said he saw more than a a ut a.m. But last month, an EJ Cajon
dozen police cars from various cit-After surviving Easter Vacation Ford Dealer n:irrowly beat tho
ies descend on Jetty View Park at and a rowdy spring break at the Harbor Boulevard auto dealer and
bo 5 11 popular Balboa Peninsula surfing was awarded a $513,000 cdntract a ut : a.m. i h 37 "The guy in the motor home spot, residents were st ill a bit or t e new police cars.
made a U-turn and then he shaken Monday afternoon after
rammed a cop car," Davies said. beginning their dny with the
"They told him to come out, but sounds of gunfire, police sirens
he wouldn't come out." and a police helicopter hovcrina
Dec co
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render. Davies said he heard "You think you live il'I a quiet
about JO to 12 gunshots. Shortly neighborhood," said nearby rcsi·
a(icr the police dog was released, dent Anna Pi tole, who said she
Davies said he saw 1he suspect in heard at least three gunshots
the window of the battered motor shonly after the sirens woke her
home, waving his arms and appar· up. "But when we have something,
ently yelling in pain. ~fterihe aus~ l guess It's a sood one."
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ports
l ecalling
riendly
reighbors
W hen Gil Baughn sought the
escape from -this high-pressure
job and it's threat to his health,
he turned to the sea and long cruises in
Mexican waters. Since he often dressed in
raged shorts and a loose fitting shirt,
with this tanned f acc framed by salty
atubble and wind-blown hair, it was easy
to visualize him as a sea board Robinson
Crusoe. The deck of his 36-foot catch
.. Cione" was his island of refuge!
..
~h•••
Boating
In 1975, he began his
first long cruise with
visits to Cabo, La Paz,
Loreto, Mazatlan,
Puerto v.itarta and
Zihuatanijo. Since this~ 4,800-mil~ cruise lasted
10 months, he was often
forced to )ail
single-handedly when
visiting cr~w members~
returned home. On one
cruise, while sailing
alone up the coast to
Manzanillo he was
caught in a severe storm
-----• and spent 96 hours fighting to save his leaking ship and
himself. He recalls hallucinating and
talking to himself before finally dropping
anchor in a small harbor. It took him 10
days to recover and make necessary
repain before continuing as trip
northward.
•
THE
PHENOM
6-toot-3, 170-pound
13-year-old Abrams
dwarfing opponents
By RJchatd Dunn
$poltl Wiier
E very so often, they come alons.
But few, oven the elite tcnms
players, have made the kind of
impa~t that 13-year-old Geoff Abrams
of Newport Beach has on !he national
junior circuit.
Followin$ his triumph in the 14-and-
under division last Fnday at the Easter
Bowl Junior Tennis Championships in
Miami, Abrams is approaching a No. 1
national rankihg in the boys .l•s.
He's so big for bis age -6-foot-3,
about 170 pounds -that one opposing
coach requested the Southern Cali-
fornia
Tennis
As-
sociation
(SCTA) to
ask for a
bfrth cer-
tificate to
prove his
age.
Abrams
is st ill five
months
away ,from
, •.•
April 21 , 1992
The Newport BeactVCosta Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Roaer Carl"'on. . . .642-4330 ext.387
llc1IDI I
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+---..i~~.,_.~ione wu driven agrou~at
Cabo San Lucas and completely destroyed
by a hurricane while her crew was ashore.
After returning home, Gil bought another
36-foot catch which be renamed "Clione
II." She is safely berthed in the same slip
he has had for 20 years.
~~..,__ .. _his-fits t
semester
in high
school,
but a 1-
ready the
glimmer
of Wim-.
blcdon is
. I
Gil Baufhn speaks warmly abourthe
many Mexicans who befriended him
during his many cruises. He appreciated
the differences in our rcspect1ve cultures,
panicularly in the rural areas of Mexico.
To avoid off cndinJ those proud people,
he adapted to their customs and
encouraacs fellow Americans to do the same, when in Mexican watcn.
AJthouah his cruisina days arc now
behind him, a gJcam comes into his eyes
when asked about his sea-going
adYentures -and once again he stands at
&he wheel, legs braced against the pitch of
the deck with the saJt spray stingin~ bis
eyes.
0
Ensenada Race Seminu is April 22 at tho Balboa Yacht Oub. CaJI for details.
0
Bill Ficker, former America's C\Jp
COIDpetitor, did a sreat job or analyzing
this year's competition for an enthusiastic
audience at the Yachtsmen's Wednesday
Luncheon at NHYC. I still remember the
"Picker is Quicker" headlines. Thanks for
wcatjob.
W Sb~ttr's boatln1 columa •P~•n In
IM Dallr Pilot ~rtty TundA)' •
Coast crew
sweeps foes
PALO ALTO -Orange Coast
College crew swept all four divisions
on Saturday in the Stanford In·
vitatlonal alona the Redwood
Shores, includina I winnina lime or
5 minutes, 54 seconds in the JV
eiaht reaaua.
ln the Vanity ciaht race, Stan·
ford's fastest boat rowed to a 5:58
clock.in&. four seconds slower than
OCC's JV eiahts.
.. We think we've really got the
boat movina now," said OCC Coach
Dave Grant, whose 1V el&ht shell
·will compete in Wuhinaton's Open-s.. CREW,tl
..... .,. ........ becoming
brighter.
"He's got his eyes set on the pro
tour," said his mother, Nancy Abrams,
who travels with her son, acts as man-
ager ·and shuttles him uound town from
school and practice.
Abrams, a 4.0 student who also has
his eyes on Stanford, will attend New-
port Harbor High next fall, his mother
said. Sajlors Coach Charlie Bleikcr can't
wait.
"He'd be the best player in the league
his first year walking in," Bleiker said
last month. "You can build a program
around a player if you've got a kid with
a certain caliber (like Abrams). l had
Brett Hansen-Dent (now at UC Irvine)
and he won it all. Those kids come
aJong every so often."
Reaching Wimbledon is a little far
away for Abrams to fathom, but his
short-term goals arc certainly steering
• MMe """""'O..ly ,.,. ..
13-year-old tennis standout Geoff Abrams of Newport Beach appears to be on the threshold of taking over the game. . f
him in that direction. whipped top-seeded Brill in the final, 6-by Phil Dent and Syd Ball, teaching pros
"J'd like to win the CIF title as a 3, 6:0, after beating Bryan, 6-4, 6-2, in at the John Wayne Tennis Club and
freshman ," he said. "I haven't really set the semifinals. Newport Beach Tennis Oub, respcc-
an ultimate goal, but my main goal now Bryan handed Abrams his only set-tively.
is to finish up the year No. 1 in the na-back of the year last February in the "His physical attributes arc terrific
tion. When I reach it, then I'll set an-Whittier Junior Open tournament. and his serve is great," Ball said. "He
other goal." Abrams is 26-1 this season in matches, probably has one of the better serves for
Before this season, Abrams consid-52-3 in sets. a 13-ycar-old anywhere in the game
cred pl oying in the national 16s, but he "He should be No. 1 in the nation (in without a doubt. I imagine when he 's re-
just couldn't say adios to Bob Bryan of the 14s) after having won this (Easter alty hitting he can reach 105 miles per
Camarillo and Keith Brill of Columbia, Bowl) tournament," Nancy Abrams said. hour.
S.C., wimout a proper balance sheet. "(Bryan and Brill) had always been "He's also a very dedicated }Oung fcl-
Bryan and Brill both had been a nem-ranked ahead or Geoff, but :low he's low. He's very disciplined for his age
csis for Abrams, who turns 14 on May dominating them and he had to beat and in a tough mat ch I think that helps
10. Now, Abrams is having the laugh. both of them at the Easter Bo" I." him come through . He's pretty focused .
Abrams, seeded third in the prcsti-Abram , an eighth-grader at Ensign An~ (winning) th~ E'aster. Dowl, thiit:s
gious Easter Bowl Tournament at the Jr. High who's currently t:ikjng an alge-basically the best in America, so at thtS
Doral Resort and Country Club, br:i class at Newport Harbor, is co:iched See ABRAMS/13
Dukes awaiting invasion of Martina, Connors
By Richard Dunn
~Wlllr
T eamTcnnis will serve Newport
Beach this summer like never
before.
With a revamped lineup, the New-
port Beach Dukes return to the 12-
year-old professional league for their
third season at the John Wayne Ten-
nis Oubt where they will play eight
home matches, including appearances
by lc~auc superstars Jimmy Connors and Martina
Navratilova.
Connon or the Los Anaeles Strings played in Newport
Beach last summer, arouslna the sellout crowd with his
court antics while displaying the distinauished form that
propelled him to the U.S. Open men's semifinals last
yeu in New York.
Navratilova, the league's Female Most Valuable Player
last seuon after leadina the Atlanta Thunder to the
TeamTennis championship, makes her inauaurat John
Wayne Tennis Oub appearance on Thursday, July 16.
Connon and the Strings invade the Dukes on Friday,
July 31.
The Dukes finished 6-8 last year and tied for third
place with Wichita and Sacramento in the Western Divi-
sion. Wichita advanced to the playoffs on the tic-breaker.
Featuring 19-year-old sensation Amy Frazier in
women's singles, the Dukes appear bal:inccd in all five
sets -men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles.
women's doubles and mixed doubles.
Frazier, ranked 18th in the world, and Navratilova join
eight other women playing TcamTennis this yea r who arc
ranked among the world's top 100.
"She's the second-best {female) player in the league,
behind Martina," Dukes owner Fred Lieberman said of
Frazi~. from Rochester Hills, Mich.
Katrina Adams, Ronnie Bathman and Rikard Bergh
arc new to the Dukes' roster. Greg Patton returns as
coach for his third year.
"Bathman and Bcrah arc a team," Lieberman said of
the Swedish Davis C\Jp members. "They came here want-
ing to play as a team. They're a world-class doubles
team, ranked (12th) in the world and just having beaten
the world's No. 1 team in the Lipton Cup Toumdment.
This was a good opportunity for me to get a strong
(men's) doubles team.
"(Bergh), who I've never seen play singles. is supposed
to be a fast starter in singles, so if he can keep it close, I
think that the rest of our team is so strong that we
should be able to win all or most of our matches. That
was my attitude, and I feel I got lucky with Adams and
lucky with Bathman and _Bergh."
Lieberman isn't \\Orried about playing Bergh, "'hose
reputation is in doubles, in singles.
"Given the caliber ~' singlCJ pl:irers, he should be very
competitive," Lieberf.'i:m said. "On paper, he's not as
aood as Connors.
"Adams is 12th or 13th (actually 14th) in doubles, so
we'll be strong in doubles. 1 feel good about my team."
TcamTennis rosters "'ere announced on Monday from
the le ague headquarters in Chicago.
The Vail (Colo.) Eagles, one of three new franchises..
feature Lori McNeil, ranked 24th in the world in
women's singles, and U.S. Davis Cu p doubles competiton
Scon Davis and-David Pate. Davis and Pate, tanked No.
1 in the v.-orld followina their 1991 victory at the Aus.
tralian Open, reached the '91 U.S. Open final and ended
the year as the fourth best doubles team in the workl
The Tampa Bay Action and the Phoenix Smash arc the
other two new tcanu, rcpladna the Wcllinaton, Charlotte
and Miami franchises. • " -·t llllCll'I c.IS lm'lll
• 111'1 Na. 1 --l'llMll
Timmons returns to America 's
volleyball team for '92 Olympics
SAN DIEGO -Citina the chance to go for it a third time at the 2
Olympic Games, Newport Harbor High and Oranac Coast College vol-
leyball product Steve Tunmons made it official Monday here at the
trainina lite or the U.S. Olympic wllcyball team.
AIMrlcl8 lilnllllrl 1111'1 I --
-· 111a11 2-0 Dlflld• TPllll lilll
SAN DIEGO -Dall Koch and his Amcrka3 entry in the De-
fcndcn Trials took a major s~p tov.ard a benh ln the 1992 Amer·
ica's Cup finals here, which beains May 9, by sUflina to a~
straiaht runaway mnque t ~r Dcnn&a Conner and hil 5'ari A
Stripes Mond1y afternoon.
By UOyd Tiet .......
N cwpon Beach'• Richie Collins has bcQ>fM the No. 1 world ~ nnkin1 in profeaional surfin1 aner winnina the RipC\arV
Coca Cola event at Bells Beach. Austnlia on Saturday.
Collin• defeated 1989 world champion Martin Potter 30.17 to
26.5 In the final. detpite an Injury to his back which caused him to
miss tho lut elaht minutes of tho nnal.
P> Both aurfen took chancct in the 3-.S foot, heavily dumpin1 hiah-
lide Belli Beach thorebreak. Colllnt had to be carried off the
1beach on a stretcher after cruhlna Into the rocks at the end of his
lul ride, which lronk:alty was the wa~ that won him the contest. 1 En route to hit third Auoclation of Surfina Profcuionala (ASP)
,victory, ColUnt defeated Vetca David. Roa Oarte-.Jones, Gary
Elk•rton. then Potter, propcllina him to the No. l spot for the
ftnt dme la hla career.
Delphe the ..writy ol his lnjury, Collins it apected to rc«Wer
(ID time to conapet1 la the Coke Ouak, which bcpna on Monday
at Narnbleft Buch near Sydney, Auatnlia.
Timmons, alona with former Olympic Games 111rten Bob Ctvrtlik,
Jeff Stork and Craia Buck. is retumina to the U.S. team as it prepares
for the 1992 Oamcs in Barcelona. ·
"One of my pb and one ot the pb of the USVBA was to have the
best playen in this country try out for the Olympic team." Mid U.S.
head coach Fred Sturm ... I think we haw tcb~ that pl."
The founomc brinp the total ol .. Olympic team membcn to ~I\
on the current 22·man rotter. Outside hitter and tcain captain Scott
Fortune, middle blocker Doua Panic and defensive tpedalilt Eric Sato
have been tralnina with the U.S. 1quad. which will be on display May 17
at UC lmne when Its hOlts the Japanae Olympians.
Timmons ortpnally jOlned the U.S. utioaal .... '8 May, 1911 before
•retfrina' in July, 1989. Durina hil tenure wida the --. the ~
was named the rnott valuable pla,er at tho '14 Ot/llll)k::I. bal blocbr at
the "88 Olympia and most valuable player at tM ... s.iper Four Tour-
nament.
America), un_der the hand of skipper Buddy MeJacl for the fana
1hrec lcp of the 2().plut mik coune, waa scill in a _. • ......_
war with Stan A Stripes. holdinl a 26-sccond lead.
But from there it wu Koch lakina the. wheel and an. •111 ad
ina the lead another OYC tcc0nds at the founh le .. the ..... ,,...,
drove a atake into Connu'a pme with a marpa of ... O ~
onda within the framcWOrk o1 the next ae.. •W11i• a '-I of ~ ~nt~lty rolhf\I to a Winnina marpa of ~ ••••••· 41 ..
Stan A Stripes appe.-mt to be in the pme in ti.. eart, ~
with the wiadl in the 9 bot ,..... .,.., ............ ..
ere•, Amcrica3'1 ae.d incre.ed W. k.
The third ol I bat ol 13-tlriel ii .... W1 fat I
In tbc chaUenecr'a triM. a Ma& of t .-. I ill. f1f
a.MmlD'lll S..TIMMONS.9----:---------------------------------J
•
Sailors'~ varsity
isn't only v-ball
played -to the · hilt
Newport's JVs, frosh-soph keeping pace
with big team, assuring the long run
W hile the Newport Harbor High boys varsity volleybaU
team enjors a No. 3 ranking in CIF 4-A and rolls aJong
unbeaten m Sea View League competition, the Sailors'
junior varsity and frosh-soph squads are also enjoying success this
season.
The two lower level teams at Newport boast 9·1 marks, each
having lost only to Mira Costa in non:teague matches. u'ke t e
varsity, each have perfect league records.
Under the direction of coach Trent Stemper, the JV squad
finished third in the Marina Championships.
"Stemper, who played for me a couple of years ago and went to
Golden West College has done a real good job with the JVs," said
Newport varsity coach Dan Glenn.
The Sailors are led by soph"omore setter Greg Osborne and
junior outside hitters Jay Tufano and Todd Jameson, both of
whom played basketball for the Sailors this past
season. Osborne is considered an excellent
scIVer besides having done a good job setting
this season.
Junior Matt Schutz plays on the right side,
while Rob Meserve and Ramy Shoukry arc
middle blockers and Casey Sheward is a junior
setter.
"There arc a lot of juniors on the JV squad,"
said Glenn. "It works out 'rcat for us. We're
able to leave a cou ple of kids, who might
nonnally have to play JV, on the frosh-soph
team.
"It makes our entire proeram, from top to
bottom, strong. maybe the strongest.it's been."
• The frosh·sopn team is coached by Ian
Juburg, a former player at Newport, with Tara Krocsch, another
former player, assisting.
The highlight of the season so far was a victory March lZ which
snapped Huntington Beach's 34·match winning streak on the
frosh-soph level. Jn the best-of-three match, Newport prevailed in
a dose, decisive third game.
Leading the way for the Sailors is freshman outside hitter Greg
Slick, the team's leader in kills "l::le.'.s..got..somc club.:md-J.uruo
-0 ympicscx~riencc, and in any other year, he'd probably be with
the JVs,'1 said Glenn.
Newport's top setter is Max Spooner, while freshman Paul
Root, who plays opposite the setter, is the team captain.
Freshman Jon Benzinger, who also competes on the Sailors'
track team, is taking on his fourth sport this season. Besides track
and volleyball, Benzinger also played in the football and
basketball programs.
Other members of the squad include freshmen Tom Eaton, an
outside hitter, and Chad Harrelson, a middle blocker.
0
Jut< a step behind the Newport teams are tile lower level boys
volleyball squads at Corona del Mar High.
Doth the CdM junior varsity and frosh-soph units are 3·1 in Sea
View League play, each suffering its only loss at the hands of
Newport Harbor.
"Like the varsity, these two teams keep getting better and
better," said Sea Kings varsity coach Joey Fuschetti.
Besides winning three of fou r in league play, the CdM junior
varsity reached the playoffs in the Marina Tournament before
bowing out. Coaching the team is Pete Hagopian, who once
played at Orange Coast College and graduated from Cal State
Fullerton.
Team members include sophomore setter Rob Alshuler,
opposite side hitter Mark McKinley (one of the kill leaders on the
team) and sophomore outside hitter Jeff Schroeder.
Other key players include 6-foot-3 freshman middle blocker
Derrick Smead and sophomore middle blocker Brad Callahan.
"The whole team is virtually brand new," said Fuschetti. "It's a
novice group getting some valuable experience. The more they
play together, the better they should get."
•Sharing the coaching chores on the frosh-soph level are Chris
Farwell and Scott Herdman. Farwell played at Mount St. Mary's
College, while Herdman was a four-year letterman at UCLA after
graduating from Laguna Beach High.
The team is led by 5-11 middle blocker Clay Durton and
freshman outside hitter Andy Gabriel, who has a bit of club
experience, according to Fuschctti.
Josh Black is a backrow specialist who hits outside at time.
Another member of the team is sophomore Jeff Moran.
"The coaches have done an excellent job, since most of the
players have little game experience," said Fuschctti. "They work a
lot on the fundamentals."
lhnnls Brostubous Is • Dally Pilot sports writer whost column
on prrp lightwtlgbts •P!H•N eYery Tuesday.
IN lHE BLEACHERS
Cl_f ___ ft h",...,:t
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"P .... tl Yo, Andy. It's your wtfi. She's watching
the geine at home. sr. aaya you hllve a b'Q. ~
p6ece of ~ stuck In y()4JI tooth ...
High schools
"'""" ,,,,,,
W ith the iprina break be·
hind them there's just one
ilcm which has the atten·
tion or local prep baseball teams
at this point -the CJF playoffs.
With the Sea View and Pacific
Co:sst league campaigns virtually
at the half-way points, the league
championship races appear to
have dies cast -it's Tustin (7-0)
and Saddlcback (6·1) buttling for
the driver's seat, while in the Pa·
cific Coast, Trabuco Hills (7-0) is
firmly planted in first place.
LocaJ squads, meanwhile, will be
trying to chip aw~y at ,those spot~,
but the focal point right now 1s
staying in the hunt for the playoffs
-which means finishing in the
top three of the league standings.
Corona dcl Mar's home run·
oriented Sea l(ingc; are 4-3, three
games off the pace of Tustin, one
game ahead of Univer ily (3-4) for
the third spot. Newport Harbor
and Woodbridge, each 0-6-1, np·
pear to be oul of it.
Estancia, meanwhile, is 1 V!
games behind Trabuco Hills in the
PCL, thus th e issue right now cen·
ters around the battles with La·
guna Hills (3-2) and Century (2-4).
Laguna Hills and Est:sncia are
even in terms of games Jbst (two)
in league play with Laguna Hills
still needing to make up a pair of
non-league issues wilh, Century
and Estancia. . Costa Mesa, mean" hale, is in·
Top 10
Le .... a. ... lll
W L
Ttabuco Hiits '1 O
KetMCla 4 2
Laguna Hiiis 3 2
Cer'ICJIY 2 4
Laguna Beach 2 5 3 1 1
Coete ..... 16 St Todef'• Gatnee, 3:11
Coete .... II Laguna Beach
E1tencle II CtnlUrY Laguna Hills 11 lrabuco Hiiis
....... w'•0-,3:11
Laguna H1Hs al Cena.y ,rid••'• Oamff-~ LagtMll Beach II C..te
Century at •etanclll T rabucO Hiiis It lagllla Hills
I•• View League
League Overell
WLT WLT
Tustin 7 O O 11 5 o
Saddteback 6 t 0 13 4 0
CdM 4 3 0 10 5 0
University 3 4 O 7 6 o
Newport 0 6 t 6 9 1 Woodbridge 0 6 1 S 9 1
Tode•'• QelftOe, 3a11
Newport Herbor at WOOdbridge
Saddleback at Corone del Mer
University at Tusoo '''d•r'• a ..... ,, 3: 11 Woodbndge at Newport Hetbor
Coron• dol Mar at Saddleback
Tustin at University
the PCL cellar and its prima
focus would oppear to revol\.
around spoiler srntus.
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ColltOe -ChnSt C~ IMnO at ~
Newport Harbor product Steve Timmons returns to U.S. volleyball. Ca IOl'l\!i COltge 3 p m Orange County c~ coaeoe -RMrslde 11 °'~ Coast. 2 30
TIMMONS: Newport Harbor product hl'gh school H'9'1 scllool -CON Mm II UQlN Bu 3 15. EstMlCii at Ctntury, 3 15 baseball vo11eiM11 returning· to U.S.A. volle all t H.gh schOOI boys -NtwPM Hitbof • Tusi.i Piiot 1elec;Jtll.!lo111nru11_·+-3..l!L.Uoi1~~~~~')-I oa., team record T•nnl•
From 81 1. Mater Dei 15· 1 0c~=.~; Soi.•m Ctl4toma coe~
The opposite hitter. is one of several members of the 'triple cro"n'
U.S. team ('84 Olympics, '85 World Cup and '86 World Ch:impionl>hip ).
He has pla yed in Rave nna, Italy, during the past t"o season~ for II
2. Huntington Beach 15-3 H'9/I scllool boys -eosi.a Mw 11 Estw~
3. Capistrano Valley 12-2 3 1s aottbaJI
4. El Dorado 12-5 H¢ sthool 9'ffs -Ctttl#Y • Costa Mm s. Tustin 11-5 J 15· Estinc•~i!~r • .:::~ Messaggero. t 6. Saddleback 13-4 Comnuvty COl\fge mtn and women -Of
"No great champion backs down from a challenge, and playing on the
national team brings back great memories and some of the bc~t da) of
my life," said Timmons, the majority owner of Redsand, a volle)b:tll
clothing and equipment company. ''I am very excited about a chance to
play in a third Olympic Games."
7. Irvine 12-6 lflOt ~· Contlfence Prdms • RtVICho ~
8. Fullerton 11 ·4 uoo CokOt. t.2 30 Pm 1 •admlnton 9. Kennedy 13-3 Hig!Uchool oitts -Htwpott ~ • Corofta
10. Corona del Mar 10-5 od M.v. 3.15. cosa -.'esl • ~ l
pm . Estancii at CefCUly. 3 15
All-American
r ootball slgnups
set at CdM High
Signups for Ncwport·Mesa Jun·
ior All-American Football will be
held Saturday, May 2. at Corona
del Mar High School.
A pancake brcal..fast is planned
for the CdM gymnasium beginning
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at 8 a.m. and lasting u n t ii noon. ~============~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;==;;;=====;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ First year players arc requested I 1
to bring either a certified U.S.
birth certificate from a city or
other municipality, county or state,
a passport or immigration, a U.S.
Government birth certificate or
adoption papers ~herein the play-
er's name and date of birth i
properly recorded.
Those who have played before
need only bring an application and
playing fee .
Any girls 7·14 arc invited to join
the cheerleading teams, and sign·
ups will be accepted the snmc day.
For further information on
Newport-Mesa Junior All·
American Football, call Joe Urban
(966-2141) or John Walz (646·
0931 ). For questions about cheer-
leaders, phone Sandy King Clark
(556-1545).
-By tht Dally Pilot
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High school boys tennis
'c/M buries Tritons, 14-4
NEWPORT BEACH -Corona
fet Mar High'• boys tennis team
funcd up for the second half or·
he Sea View League stretch with
14-4 non-league conquest or vis·
ing San Oemcnte Monday after·
oon, disposi ng of the No. S-
anlted (CIF 4-A) Tritons by a 14·
margin.
I Corona de! Mar, ranked No. 3 ~ the CIF, improved to 11-2 with
he victory, highl igh ted by the sin·
es play or junior Brian WaJden,
ho took the measure of San
AMERICAS: From 81
evened the series at 1-1,
nipping the New Zealand
entry by less than a boat
length {eight seconds) as the
latter tried to narrow the
gap.
" The Italian~ by less than
two boat lengths throligh six
legs, then took the lead al
the seventh mark and held
on for the victory.
Ocmentc'a Daniel Roditi, 6-3.
Walden's play, combined with
No. 1 singles standout Trenton
Rhodes, gav~ the Sea Kings a
sweep in Nos. 1 and 2 singles.
San Oementc falls to 9·2.
0 c ...... ..., t4, .... c ......... 4
........ Rhodes (CcM) def. oar. Rodli. 8-3,
def. Mnen. S.3; def. Wooity, 1-1; WM!en (CdM), won M .1-3, &.2: ~Ill (CdM) lost 1-8, 0.., 1· 8.
DeuW..1 Blylft.Welnstetl (CdM) dlt. JollnSOn..
Downer. 8·2; def. IM>ro-Shoemlker. 8-2; di!
Meytr •Aslllsen. 7-5: 8ahlclor -t,tason (CdM) won 7 •
5, 1-3, M : f~ (CdM) 1oS1 1·8: won
S.1, 6-<l.
Clarelli sixth
WALNUT -Newport Harbor
High assistant track and football
coach Tony Ciarelli finished sixth
in the open division javelin compe-
titio n Saturday at the Mt. SAC
Relays.
Ciarelli, 37, recorded a best of
209 feet, nine inches.
The Masters Division (age 35·
39) national champion in the
event, Ciarelij was ninth nationally
as senior at the University of Ha-
waii in 1976.
-By the Dally Pilot I ,
CREW: DCC r-ows on
ABRAMS: Easter Bowl champ From 81
stage, yeah, I'd say he has as good a chance as anybody (to pl ay
on the pro tour).''
Ab rams, poised for his age, doesn't know what decision he'd
make if, hypothetically, he had a choice between ent ering the pro
tour or accepting a full-ride scholarsl\ip to Stanford.
"It would really depend on if I could make a living at at,"
Abra ms said. "If I wasn't able to pay for my expenses, then I'd go
to college, and hopefu lly by the middl~ of college l'd be able to go
on the tour and make a living out or it."
His added confidence this year has made Abrams hard to nus-
ter on the courts. "He's very menta lly tough and he doesn't get
rattled," Nancy Abrams stlid. "He had thought about playing in
the 16s because he's big and he can serve. A lot of players in 1he
14s are still just
baseliners. But
Geoff wanted to
come head-to-head
this year with Brill
and Bryan, so he
stayed (at the 14s).
"Newport Har-
bor has been wait-
ing fo r him for sev-
eral years. He will
be playing high
school tennis over
there. Geoff will
take his chances on
the pro tour if it
comes."
This is not some
• brainwashed child
who had a tennis
racquet forced in
his hand while still
learning to walk.
l'fom 81 ·Bend on a Sunday on St. ·Pafrick's ' He played rive
ing Day Regatta on May 2, one or Day after mass." · years of soccer, six
Orange Coast's most challcnaing OCC's Freshmen eight, mean· years or baseball
· · while, defeated Stanford bandily, and competed in • races. swimmiog for five Th 0 · D d 6:08 to 6:12, white the Pirates' var· e pcnang ay regatta, a ay years at the Balboa
b-r h 27 h N R sity four shell nipped the Cardinal g ore 1 e t ewport egatta B3y Club. Geoff Abrams
I h N h Lid Y"'L. I · by a half-boat le ngth (6~53 to a ong l e ort o .... uannc , as 6 56) 0 Co N . . h ''He was a pitch·
f h d I b t : . range ast's ovace eag t part o a uge para e to cc e ra e er," Nancy Abrams said. "He likes to be in char11e and control his
b · r h · went 6:12. finishing ahead of UC o l c opening o yac tmg season . ) S (6 4 ) own destiny."
T -k · Davis (6:17 and tanford : 2 . ~long ~ e W ashington and La c Abrams, whose n~xt important national tournament will be in
. Boating . . ' , . -. . ~ . ..,. -~-
Earth Day ob1ervaaon1
Eanh Day come around ag:un Wednesday (April 22), and
boaters ca n observe it by rnkin~ a number ol cai.y i.tcp!> that will
add up to cleaner watc:~. a~hise:. the 415,000-membc:r Boat ~n
crl> ~socia11on of The United States (BOAT U.S.), the nation's
largest organuataon of recreational boaters.
llerc's JUSt a le\\:
•Floating lr(l)h not only look\ batl, 11 c~in hJrm S\\ 1mmers.
birds anti an1mab. Stow :.ill tra!>h un l>o.m.I )our lxJ;.at in a secure
place and dbpo!>e of 11 in a proper rcceptack on land. f\takc sure
fishing lines return to port \\1th )OU.
•Sewage adds lo the problem. tm.t:ill anJ u:.c J Coa!>t Guard-
apprO\ed marine !>an1tat1on dl! .. ace . U!>c re!>lrc.>om!> on lanJ "hen
at dock or anchor
• Boat wakes cause erosion. Help pn:vcnt 'ihorcl111e ero!>1on by
reducing )Our wake. Slow Jo,~n before the m.irt...cr.
•Oil and gas arc to'<ic. NcH!r da!>chJrge gal>, oil or :mt1frccic
into the wuter. Recycle wa .. tc oil .i11tl use an 01l·soak1J1g "pillow"
in your bilge to prc .. ent tcat...s or i.pills One sp11leJ quart of oal can
CO .. er three football fields or Water \UffaCC in 00 time.
•Boat maintenance can be a nH1Jur source of pollution. When·
ever you use solvents, anllfoulanti., acids, "tlcanscr!>, paints and
thinners, follow instruction) on the product la~cb and d1!>posc: of
· the m properly. Never use a storm drain or pour anything over the
!>ide.
•Use paper, not pl~tac or St)rofoam, and try to a .. oid buying
products with excesliive packaging. ·
• If you cook on boarJ "'ith a charcoal grill, dispose of the
spent coals and ashes ashore -not in the water. _
If you don't ~.ave the placard, you can get one from BOAT/U.S.
for SI. Write: P,ollutaon Placard, DOA T/U.S. Public Affafrs. 880 S.
Pickett St., A1exanJna VA. 2230-t.
-IJ.r rh~ Dail)' Pilut
T riathlori· set f~:>r May 31
i RVINE -Race organizer:. or
the Orange Colltlt)' Performing
Art!> Center 1 riathlon ha\C been
able to secure one or the most
compcmivc elate fidJ, l>inlc the
Ha\\aiian lronman ~\Cnt.
Light Triathlon Series CllJmp1on.
•
Union. D July at the National ·clay Courts in Fort Lauderd:ile, Fla., prefers
"The et JOO 000 CO let;.,,_" __ _.,l-At4Sfillta_,.nfMordlel-4MIMnvftW91at;tlon.._rtcal,-Attc.,rj --+-ulO"-.Ub~avnc~tb...,,c'.-:-w~in,.,.n....,.in,o i10~0..un..14.h1u· n...----------t
The Center Triathlon ts !>lated
for Sumfay, May 31, et-l::M:-e-Mis•
s1on Viejo.
In the \~omen's field, Kjrcn
Sm)er:., defending Center Triath-
lon \'.Omen 's champion anJ TriJt/i-
lete s 1991 .. Fem.ile Traathlcte of
the Year.'' '"'II be challenged by
Paulo Ne\\b)'·F1aser. defcnJing
n11d four-1i111c lronm:m Trt:lrtrt,....w----..
1-~~-----:-""'-o-~;-;; ~ at Rattwaod ahorae, Pelo er--o--1· ·-. rant said. "The course is tined MllN "BasebaU is a team sport, obviously, but ~ou ~Ort of ha\e to de-
with yachts, cheering and hooting, ~restMnan •'9ht pend on other people," he said. "You are one player on a 9-man
1 Orange Coast. 6'08: 2. Stilllord. 6.12 b • h h b \.t tr I 1·k k. with tots of bells, whistles and si-Y•ntt11aur team, ut you can t c angc t e ·game y yo rse . 1 e \\Or ·ang
rens. Jt's so loud, they won't be 1 Orange Coast. 6 SJ: 2. SUl'llord. 6 ~ alone. I don't like working too much with other people. I lit...c a
able to hear the coxswain. Newtce ei9ht sport whe re I depend on no one else. ''If I lo!>c, I ha'e no one
1 Or11101 Coast. 6.12. 2. uc Oavts. & 17. 3 Sun-• else to blame, and if I win, then l ge t the credit.''
"And beating Washington at ford. 9·42 N •'9ht If Abrams controls his destiny like he doe hb !>Cl'\e, Wamblc-
Washington is a good deal li~e 1. Orange Coast. s sc. 2 Stil'llord. 6 06, 3 uc don may not be that far away after all.
beating Notre Dame al South OM: 6 10
Those scheduled to compete in-
clude Mike Pigg. Tri:Jrhlete maga-
Lane· 1991 "Mc~b. Triathlete of
the Year;" Greg wclch, ihe 1990
l ntcr11at~onal TQathlon Union
World Chjmpaon; and Brad
Kearn • defending-C~nter Triath·
Ion mcn·s champion and 1991 Dud
World Champion, and Colleen
Cannon, a four-ume Ccn1er TriJ-
thlon champion.
The elite man and \\Oman
champions "ill e jCh be a\\ anJed a
Mazd3 Miata and the O\erJll prize
pu r~e has been increa!icd to
S!S.000.
-BJ the Daily Pilot
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GI · .,! • · with the Counay Cllfk of dueled by: 1n lndlvtdu1l This 111temen1 was flied Business Name(s) listed Dan M1Usteon ---------• ac:lls, 6209 .-uhoft Dr .• "* County " I 3 Th I ( ) "-C Cl I N • flotltkMta Newport BHch, Cellf • ..,..1nge on .. pn , "°"''°"' • reg slrenl s com· With 1... ounly tfk o Aclltlous lbc>Ye on ,,. FlctlUous Thi• stai.ment was r Id ....,.... NaMe 92M3 1992 ~ NaMe mencld 10 ltansact bus.-Ofange County on Ma.ch BualneH N•m• Carol J Cor. BualneH Name
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followtng pert0nt duded by: husband and Pubhhld Newport a.Kh-The follc>W\ng l*SOf1 Is Business. Name(s) hSlld , F525988 The FolloWlng persons wilh the CrnlbnClerk of The FolfoWlng persons 1992 ~ ~..: wife COiia ~a Dally PlloC dolno bUllOl ll IS! IN· abolle on. April 3• 1992 Publllhed NewJIOl1 Bea~ ate dOlng ~s IS Orange C~ ty Apttl J 111 d0tng bus>Olss as ' F527897
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he regl1lr1nt(1) com-P'ubbhld ~ 8aech-COMMlRCIAL REALTY M U und« the FlclltlOUS HEXIMER CHIROPRACTIC Busmess Name(s) hsted Bu1lne11 Name Busmen Name(s) ltslld The Followmg peraons
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0rll'09 County on APfl 3, dUc1ed by: an ~ FS27479 COMPLIANCE COMPANY Thia businen Is con-Published Newpon Beach-423 EJ Mod~ Newpon Published Newp0f1 Blach-Thia but1nen IS con-11112~ The r1gl1trenl(s) com-Publlahed Newport OF CALIFORNIA, 2032 ducted by: an tndMdual Costa Mesa Da•IY Pilot Beach, Calif. 92643 Costa Mese Dail'( Pllol dUC11d by• an Individual
Flt72H mencld 10 1tanuct bull-Beach/Costa Mel8 Delly Santa Ana Ave., Co11a Thi reg1St11nl(1) com-March 31 Apnl 7 14 21 This business Is con-Apr~ 14 21 28 Mey 5 The regislranl(I ) com· ~bbhed Newpott 8aech-Stet.......e ne11 und« lhe Flc111k>u9 PiloC April 14 21 28 May Mesa. C1lil. 92927 rMneld lo tr1nsact busl· 1992 • ' ' • ducted by· an lnd1vtduaJ 1992 ' ' · mencld 10 lransad tMN·
Qoal• M•SI Dally PllOI The Followlng per.one Bulllllll Name(s) ll1tld 5 1992 • • • Pacific Horizon Inc .• A CaJ-MU under lhe FIC11Uous T-319 Th• 11g11tranl(I) com-T-361 "'" under lhe FICI l•OIJS ~ 14 21 28 Mey 5 .,. dolnQ bUllMls as: lboote on: NIA • · U70 1lornla corpotal!On, 2032 Business N1me(1) listed mencld 10 1tans1ct bu~ Business NatM(s) I sled
2 • • • • NEWPO RT IMPLANT Alan Cowtway Santa An• Ave., Co111 above on: N'A PUBLIC NOTICE neu under the FICt.ltOUs PUBLIC NOTICE a~• on· Apnl 1 t9t2
STUDY ~UB. 1501 5'IP9-Thia 11a1ement w111 Ned 'UILIC NOTIC• M .... c1111. 92627 Gery R. Heximer o c. Business Name(s) l1s11<S Lou••• K.iing •
T-355 rtot Ave. S11. 303. Newpor1 with the County Clerk of 5 This butlnen Is con-This staaement was Med Flctltlou• above on· March 31, t992 Flc:tltloue Th1.1 statement wu filed --,-U-l_L_IC_NO_TI_C_E __ 1 BMch. Callf. 92"3 Orange County on .Apfll 3. flotltleu9 ducted by: 1 corporation with the County Clerk of Bua.In. .. Name Jeanette L Hockenbury BuslneH N•llM ~nlh the CounlY Clel1t of
---------• ~ L Seblfv, DOS, 1992 ........_.Name The r1gl11rant(s) com-Ofanoe C~ on hWch St t t This stllement was tiled St t t Otenge County on Aprtl 7, Ftotftlaue 140I SanOeoo Dr .• Newpot1 Fl27200 menced' to trensact busl· 24, 1992 a •men with the COYnty Cl«k of a amen 1992 •··-'----N---Beach, Calif 112680 p blllhed ...__...... Be ti-Stlltamant neu under the F1c111ious FS25915 The Following persons Ofange Counl)' on Apnl 3 The Follo....,ing perions r 527 .......
----Thie bualnlll 11 con-u ···--· IC The FOiiowing per90N B I N ( ) II led are doing business as: 1992 ' are do.ng buS!Mss 11 r ~ ........... , lndMduel Colla Mell DaUy Pilot are dolno buslnas ... us nllt amt s s Published Nev.por1 S..ch-CAL'S POOL SERVICE JOJ DESIGN 427 E 17th Put>llstled N ...... -port Beac~
The f~ pert0nt ~ldr~l:.':enl(I) com-Apfl 14. 21 , 28, May 5. ALICE'S WONDERLAND •= ~::J: v p Cosla Meu Da.ly Pilol 2228 Wallace A._e . Cost.a PuOI shed N ~2~ 11~ St * 174. "'"'pon BIKh. Costa Mesa D•·'Y PJot
i dolna bUllnalS 11: manced lo nnuc:t ~ 1992 OF QUILTS & DOLLS, 701 Thia atatemenl . was filed Apfil 7, 14, 21, 28, 1992 Mesa. Cal1I 92627 1 ev.,,.,,. eac Cat.I 9%627 -,Pfll 2t, 29, ~y 5, 12,
)RAGS TO RICHES IN-Mii undef the f'lctltlous T-3&3 Bay1ld1 Or., Newport wllh the County Clerk of T-336 CaMn Pran, 2228 Wallace Costa MHI Ollly P1lo1 Janelle Lynn Oe Jong 1t4 1992
RNATIONAL (b)HOOFE ''*""' Name(I) ~ 'UIUC E Bl.ech, Calif. 92MO Orange County on Match PUILIC NOTICE Ave .• Costa MHI. Cal>f Apnl 14. 21. 28. May S 28\h SI. N--port Beach. T..378 Of>MENT, 223 M• lbo¥e on: Nia NOTIC Alice Fey NoYak, 701 Bey-24• 1092 92627 1992 CaM 92663
Aw, 8elt>oe ltland, Alc:Ntd L Sebero fl1•llM.f9 lkfl Or., ~ Bluet\, ' ,525989 flotttlout Thl1 bu11n111 It con-T-357 Thll bus1n111 ii con· PUILIC NOTICE ll2tlO TNI statement WU tied ·-Cal1I. 92980 duded by· an lndlllldual dueled by an inOMdual ThomM Hoofe, 424 wtth IN County Clerll of ........_ ....... Thi• butlne11 11 con-Publt•hld NewpOf1 Beach-hatna .. Name The reglstranl(s) com-PUBLIC NOTICE The reglatrent(•l com· P'kltltlaue
\laaa luer11. Newport Orenoa County on March stat.....,.t ducted by: an lndMdUll Coate MH I Dally P1lo1 lt•t•Ment menced 10 1ranuct bus.. '"-ttt•-·-menced to trlMICt t>vs.. 11wa11 ... a ......_
INctl, CMf. t2eeo 17. 1912 The Folowlng pet90M Th• 11gl11t1nt(1) com-Af1ti4 1, 14, 21, 28, 1992 The FO!lovwing persons MIS uncle< the FIClll•OUS r... ...... ness under the F~tit.ous Stet.......t
hl1 bualneat 11 con-' FStU31 .,. doing buelneu 11: menced to ""'8ct bulj,. T-331 are dotnO business as: 8us1neu N1me(s) ltstld Butlnau N•me Business Name(s) ltstld The FGllOliWing peBOns
by: If' lndMdual GRANDMA'S COTTAGE, nett undet the Acthtout MA AliRACTIONS IM· abOYe on· March 20, 1992 St•t.ment above on. March 2S, 1992 ere dO!nQ bvM'lfts as·
hi regl1trent(I) com-ePubll•hM Newporto-•i.. ~II taeo Santa ANI Avenue, Bu1ln111 N1me(s) llalld 'UILIC NOTICE METTAS TICKET SERVICE, CaM n Prall Th• f otio.Nlng persons Janene DI Jong AMERICAH TRAVEL &
lo tranNCt ~ Olla M••• ... , r ot Costa ...... Calif 92627 at>ow on: Aprt 8, 1992 1818 s. Sl•I• College 81vcf. This ltatement was filed .,. doltlQ bus.MS• u This 1ta11meot WU tiled TOURS 71 I w 17'tl SI
undef IN F1c11tiou1 March 31, Apfl 7, 14, 21 , Gtoria Gene ~ 428 Allee f . Novell "1ctlttou9 '105, Anaheim. Calif. With lhe County Clerk of PUBLIC POLICY SYS-wilh the County Clerk of •Flt ·co.ta M~ CaJol """*" Name(•) titted Itta Orlon Way, N•wpotl Thil atattrnent was tlted lualne•• .. .,,.. 9;~sv 0_.. 8 8 S Ofange County on M11ch TEMS. 7 Aspen Tr11 Line, Orang• Co1.s11y on Aptil 7. 1121527 on: Aprt 3, 1tta T"318 IMcf\, c.llf. t2l83 wlttl the COUnty Cieri! Of Stet.....m ..... . . • ..... 1 1 • 17. 1992 IMne, Cahl. 92715 19112 Ahmed E ~ 2038
.. Hoofe Thi• buelneH II con. Orange County on Aptt 8, The Folk>Wlng petlOfll Stall College Blvd. 111105, FS25213 John H B~on. 7 As!*I FH710t Anehetm Aw . coeui ~.
"811"*1t waa lllad PUIUC IOT1CI dUc11d by. • 89'*11 pan. 1992 .,. dolna bulines• 11· Anaheim, Calif.~ Publllhld Nevtpon Beech-Tree LIM. IMne. Ca. I P..t>hhed Neti.1>0'1 &eacll-Ca .1. 82ta7
the County Cleft Of ,,.,... FU71t4 EAGLE "tiloeAL TRADING Thia butlneH 11 con-Cos11 Mesa 01Uy Pilot 92715 Co111 Meu D&Jy P110t Th11 bu11neaa le con-
Couney on Apt '· ........... Th• r91l1tr•t1t(I) com-Publllhed Nawpot1 a..cn-& ENGINEERING COM· ~Id ~ Ill~( ) I Ma.ch 31 Aptll 7 t4 21 This bu11n1H .. con-Aptll 2 1 28 May & 12 dUC1acl by: 111 tnctMdu.I
......... llW mane.cs lo 1rll'IMCt bull-Co1ta Men 0111y Pilol PANY, 3828 S. Flower • r•v·•lran1 • com-' ' • ' dueled by· an lndM<lull 992 • . ' ' Tiie r•9l1tr1nt(1) com-
PUJIH ............ ,,... under IN '1ctllloUI ...... 11 21 21 ....... 5 b Snet -c. Santa Ana, Cllil. meocld to tr~~dbutl-1992 The reg111r1nl(•l com. 1 mtncld to ll Wld bull-
N9wport 8MCh-The 'olow4nl llulMe.. Nema(I) l ated ....,.. • • _, • • 92107 nlll und« the ...... -...loul T-320 menc.ld to transact ~ T-371 neu under the FactltiOul
tut»ttalllNMHI ... Daly Noe n dOlf'I ~ ::"°"' lbo¥e on: Apft 1, 1912 1912 Joe N. Echeml. 3828 s. Butme. " N•ll'll(I) lllled PU.UC NOTIC! ne11 ~ the FlcUllous PUBLIC NOTICE 81.11mee1 NarM(•I ltslld • 1 -M a A.QUACITY HOME IN-<Mofta 0... LOUdon T-3111 Flow9f St. #C, Sama Ana. lboote on: NIA 8uslneu N1m1(1) llalld at>o..,. on: Mwch 23, 1992
1 • 2 • -. ay ... SPECTIOH SERVICE I TNI ..... ,,...... ... lied PUIUC IOTICI Cellf. 12107 ~Davi• filed Flcthleu• lbove on Mwch 2$, 1992 Ftothleu• Ahmed E Hegld Lamon Grow lrW'I c..t wlltt IN County Clefte °' Thi• bu1lne11 I• con-stalemant WU halnau .. John H ""'°" ..... ..... Thit ·~ .... tied T o3M llnG ' • ' Or.,. CcMdy on Aptt1 3, Pl W ducted by: en lndMdUll wtth the County ~ of aMa Th~ ttalement •as f.i.d .... ••lh IM Courcy Olfll Of
.... -.. -.-1.,.-----1--1 MlcNtil All«\ Sencler 1 11t2 • : '!!__ Th• ~ttrant(•) com-~ County on M•cl\ St•t....-t With the County Ct.Iii ot SteteMaftt OflflOI . Courity on Maren ~ -•"' cillf PUltaa 11""111 -~ lo "lf'IMCI bull-24, 1"2 The FolloWlng S*tona Orange County on April 3, Th9 FOllOwlng P"f.vnl 24. 1M1 f--liiieiiiiiem---1=' Grow, llW'I, • Puolthed ~ IMch-8teta......e ""' undefl the Flclnlout PUIMJ are dOltlq bU1lM11 11: 1992 i re ~ bYl4ne• •: • Fa.....O
':"':... Thi• butlnaM •• con-Costa ..... Dally Piiot The Folowlng panone Butlneta Name(•) btld ~ N~ BMch-McConVllll, 21911 L~ • •unM VIS FOR PftlSOHS. Pub'1ahed Ne-Pon ... ~
--: .. ::~... dudMby:ln~dUll Apt 14, 11, 21. May S, ~==~MAH-'!:1..~1992 Coata Meta Ollly Pilot ~1:c:fSJc>L.1.ke El Publ4hed~8Mch· ~~~~..,., Co"'8 Costa MHa Daily Pelot
Thi fclllowel• '*"°"' Th• ~•trant(I) com-·-AQEMENT. "'" 24111 St., Thie ..... "* ..... lllld Af1t1' 7· 14, 21• 21• 1992 ..,,()(, A. Nelton. 21911 COiia M•IA Daily Pllol Din M1111111n, 2757 Oe Apt•'· 1•. 2t,. 1182
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1 ftCffnL COMPNl't, ""' .. _.,. -0ranoa c.uney on March PUIUC IOTICE Esinote. ~1.112530 1m e.i.r 82'21 ~ lfvd .. C09tl =:walMM ~al ~ ~ -nel KeNn 9'.-Wiiton. 115\t 14, tlll2 Tl\la bu11ne11 11 co~ T~ Th11 bu•l"-u i1 co~
Cell. '"'7 on: " • 24th StrH1L._f~•wport ....... ,......... dUc1ad by an lndrVlduel ouctlld by: 111'1 lndllndual
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1 "'9'""9 11 ~Or-.~ on Afirl I, Thi ll'Oll•ll"• '*"°"' n-. rfftttrent(t) eo.n-Afirl1, 1•.11• n. 1• The FollowlnQ ~ lullMtt Natn•C•> listed ......... ...._ "1Un4tu N•me«•I _., ..... v.19 c .... , ... _. ~ ..,..._, Ind 1-.. dolnl IMll-•• menoad lo hnMd ~ T.W ~~ ~..,.!.'· ,...,0 a1>cM1 on JlltlWY 1, 1954 Stet•••nt
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1 lo ~ bull-C.... ..... Deity ,... Aw.. eo..a MeM, Celt • .._,on: Allrtl I. 1111 " • Placen1t1 Ave.. Coat a """ the ~ Clafil oe POL.LDI' ll'OWtA, :J.411 Vt1 'lbank ft ' llf"9f the fllctlloul II. l.6-. I. Nat KlrWI "" Mtal\ ,. m ....._ Calf. NN7 Of1lnD9 County on Marc.ti Udo • 153 N9wpof1 IHch OU .,..,.. NafMC•) ...er Acwl 14, 11, __, 8. ftartler, 11$11 V\e flrM. TNt tJ!l '*ll w Med .. ,b111-. Tad Mrray Maddock. 11, 1112 c..t ..;, ~ •
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en 11~•.ael E204 STEVE KAU~ SP deecrlbed deed of ~ Ana, CA 91'109 c1111 tot t*I&. Seeton ltOU. ,.... .. IM Dletrtet e.. ~ N1wpOr1 ~ ~· N1~(1) 111,ed You Mwe 30 Cl.LIEN-G3tOF B I S. Mll.WAV· NOTIC& OP end t9tlrnttld c:otta. n · Tele .. '*'9 ('114t ... 'TM Co1*1Ctot 1N1 com-The purcNle price Of ~ wlU-ell Colll MtN OellY PUot aboV9 on: NIA OM DAY'S .rtet thle UEVIC; SP G314A EDIE "'9UC 9ALI OP 1**11 end ~ 11 •tO PW with the ~ of COMidlrllllon In coiw11ctlon ......... 192 Eiieen M ~
.. ...,...... le MfWd ... ROW!: SP 80t7 ettET P&RIOML NOPDT't 155.2to.oo. . Publl•h•d l'oftwpor1 S9cUon 1170 '° t7ao, in. with tht..,. of the butio .., .... , ... el IM.,.... Aprl 7, t4, 21. 21. t T-341 Thi• stai.m.nt wu flled
.... - " ABRAMOWlCZ; SP G311E ... ·~ " .. poaible that .. the ,.. .. Dli"' dullve. of tht C.ilfomla '**end frlNfet or the... ........... wfth Ult County Cltflt or ~ to • ......., • ABANDONED Pursutnt·eo tht c.llfomla lime Of .-the opel'llng h1Ch-..oit1 ... '' UlbOt eocs.: the pr1119111ng c1n11, 11 th• aum 01 a,eelll••tl•R1, m.ld Or.,,ge County on April 7, t..-,.,,_... •• Ihle Owner r"91\'tt the tight Self·s.Mce stor Feel-bid ~be i... then IN Pnot AP'll 21. 28, Mey a. ,. end tc11t of wag•u• w.ooo.oo, IMtudlnG in. MMlltB _.. ......., a. PUIUC IOTICI um
oourt. to bid at the ..... Pur· ny ~ {B a p ~ 21100 totll ednell due. 1982 tabllhld by the Qty of ven1ory u1lm111a at ..._,.._ .., M -. l'lellll•• FU'llOa
A lettw °' phoM oelt chllMt must be l'Nlde with et -;:;/' the undlnlgned o.: 4l'8IN TSaa 0-. Miii. whld\ ••on 110.000.00, wNct'I c:ontl9lt talMd et..._.....,.... ........_..._.. Publllhed ~ a..e""
:=r n::..::~:~n we;:! l:'°:c:-Co!:v. °'All~ : Mey ~ ~ ~ P~·.:~~ PUBLIC IOTIC! :':ct ~:""and~~~ °'~ ~~ llllo .............. ....._ ('lt4) ... ......,., Co1t1 M•H Delly Pl~I
1pon•• •aa•t be In chlMd aood• •• IOld .. AM 2075 Ntwooft llvd -.t ............ 11 ,.__,!.. aac... pen111ru prucrlb•d CfOW 15~ ..._..t1, The FollowlnQ per1on1 A+tfll 21, 2e. M•y s, 1 • II," Ind mutt be s>.id fof 't M 1. CA 0.,.,.on&j •• -...-• ._,,._, ttw.ln tot non ~ o.cnand not. for blltnce P11llll•h•d N...-rt .,. dolna bullntal M : 1•2
proper letel '°"" "J'OU and rtmOYed 1t the time of =~Ing l.rnllute. Ae•l•tent ••otetery, NOTIC• OI' o1 Mid CQde1 oe cut\ 147.000.00 ••••hJC•••• MeH "°'-UNO ~A "'°'" T..,n wt the oourt 1o hear...._ Stl .. toblec:t lo prior tooll end/fKottW Mt ....... Lewie It., NTITIOllTO The City~ Of the • hit beef\_.., b9-,._. .. at, t... MOTIONS, HOt Wllftlfl-~=~-:::-:~=-
your .... . cancellltlon In the went of ~ lllm• ltOted by Oren1e, CA 91tte ADMllftaTD C"Y Of Colte M... ,. twM11 ttw tlllr(•)lllclnlle tMT A\llt. .... 420. ~ PUIUC NOTICI H JOU do not ftle ~r Htti.m.nt between owner tht fo11ow1ng per90M' (114) Ma.4100 UTAft Ol'1 Nrwe the riohl to reftct end the lntlndtd bu'/er(t)/ leech, Cllll. 92141 ~ .......... ~ and oblla••ed =Dated sP eo11 ANN AHEARN: 11f AVAILABLE. THE EX-....... PDRINO '""Ind/°' a11bld1. ".,,..., ..... ~ by PUIUC NOTICI Thoma H. Frink. 419 M.in ,.. ......
INIJ loM the oen, end thll tST end 1r dty Of SP E045 REZA NAFEZ: SP PECTEO OPENING 110 CAaa NO. A1Ut'll atLaa p, PHINNIV, Sec. 24073 of lhe lutlnlM THE COSTA MESA ZOH-It .• ,1, Huntingk>n Beech, •ue11t11a Mw
roaar •••••• "'on•r :J:~i~:!~nr'b1:c St~ Etoe ROSSANA LACAYO; MAY BE OBTAINED BY To .. hllre, benellclarie•. Cltr Clerlr, Cltr •• ::' ~ ~..::: ING ADMINISTRATOR ~ ~SIYlf'lake 5S01 .......... ::'.:':9..'!t"'~ phon~°'~·244,.oeo. ~H~~}.~PP~';~ ~~~~£==~er~ eo;•:b=d Newport ~1:!9:U:--peld~ ~ ~C,.yA~<=t =~~~'*~on .,.~C:-.,:.i::
wernln1 from tho ~ll1htd N1wport ~r::t"a.tc~NIGHT· SP OH THE DAY BEFORE THE =-~ ':.~~l~n Bttch/Costa ..... DaltV aft9r the trwfer hat bttn 1992. OA AS SOON AS Thi• bu1ln111 11 con-;:.,,a~'i~te C-220
court. Be1ch-Co1t1 MeH Dilly 0024 Bll.L BOYD· SP'Hte9 SALE· (7t4) ~7 °' of: SAM j PEAAINo • Pilot April 21, 27, t"2 approved by the Depart-POSSIBLE THEREAFTf.R, ducted by: t gentttl Pit'· lrvlne c...t 92714 •
There .,. other .... 1 Piiot ApfU 21, 28, 1992 MICHAEL BROWN· SP (213) .827-4MS A PETmON ..... been TM381 """'Of~ S.V..ge ON THE FOLLOWING nerthlp J DoUQlU L.IOgt 8&0
requlromont1. You mey 1397 Htn TIM FUNK; SP·~ TAC 4MU fMod by FRANK PERRINO PUIUC NOTICE Control: ~MLor LINE ADJUST-The re~I~ = hw ere.k. Colta 0Met1.
went to coll •n •t· PUBLIC NOTICE RUSSELL I.OPE "'-hi Publl1htd Newport In iM Superior Coun ol D~No~ 1~992UNG MENT ll-92-02 FOR ~ ~ tht fl(tltloul Calf. ~L..-.. _ t~ rflht ... ,. H OwT1lf rMeNM IN ''V Beach-Costa ...._ Dally c.tlfomla, Countf of OR· NOTIC. ' ' JAMES a. DUNLAP. AU-IUlinlle Neme(1) llted Jenit 0 ..... ¥'. 880 .,..., rou • not know en ••• NOTICI OF 10 bid at ~ =. = Pilot Aptll 14 21 28 1992 ANGE. INVITING •IDI T . HUY'NH THORIZED AGENT FOR lbove on: Mlfcti 1e, 1•2 CrM. Cotta ....... Clllf. t ~ 1ney cell en PU8LIC UL.I OP cl'iUll ml.lit .,. ' ' ' T3 THE PETITION requem NOTICE It hereOy glwr'i PAO IHAlfO LU C.J SEOERSTAOM AHO Thomu H Frink 92828 ~ rofenal ..,_ PIUtlON&L PROPERTY ~ check• °' cuh-75 that HENRY R. ROSKI be that ltlled propoul1 tot Publlahtd Newport soHS TO MOOtFY EXIST· Thie atattf.n.nt wtl tiled This bu•lneu 11 con-~co or • '°9•1 •Id of· No. 00101 ~~~ .:S~ PUBLIC NOTICE IPPOI~~ ut~nl~ l\lrN~ .. lab«, materf. Beech/Co•la Mela Delly ING PROPERTY LINES AT with the couney Oltflt ol =ed by: hutblnd ~
floe (llttod In th• s!:'.s:=.10~:~:7.: ..... and must be plld fOf YOU ARE IN DEFAULT :::'.t!t1 ol:. ~ :; ~~t, ;::=: Pilot Aprl 21• 1982· t38t ~:8'1T ~T"EW~~ 1~~ ~County on Mwch Tl'i• rtOllltanl(I) com.
phone bootll. . lty Act (B a p Code 21100 = r~ ~ ~ UNDER A DEED OF TRUST THE PETITION request1 ties 11 m8Y be rtQUlred JOI SCENIC AVENUE IN A POI ' FHll40 menaed lo transact ~
D"IM'ff do quo le on-II ) th nd lgned . ff IUv,......, .., .... DATED JANUARY 4, 1•1. the decodenl'I WILL and THE CONSTRUCl'ION OF PUIUC NOTICE ZONE ENVIRONMENTAi. Beach Mii under the Flc11llout
tretuen ette clteclon wt11':1i '11 :U~1c '!'uct1on. c-=~~ ~ UNLESS YOU TAKE AC-codlcllt, H Illy, be Mlwilmlt1edl __ .. TRAFFIC SIGNALS AND DETE.RMINATION:....-EX· cr~·~.~~ly Pia..; ButlntH. ~N•~(~~tled Judlclel u1tod tlono W\ Miy 7 1992 it 1·30 ff TION TO PROTECT YOUR lo probate. The .,,... SAETY UGHTINO AT Pl.A· NOTIC• TO EMPT 01 I ·r lbove on: ,
plHo do 30 DIAi CAL-~. 2065 'Placent11 A.;.., ~ :~~-= re~· f'14 PROPERTY, rr MAY BE ll1Y codlcllt .,.. avallable CENTIA AVENUE AND CONTRACTORS IF -i'HE ABOVE AC-M.rch 31, Apfll 7. 14, at . J. Dougtlt filed
ENDARIOS ,., • .., .. Colta Mesa •• C•. t::J::'. ,.,!.. t992. PuOllc St~• ~~TN:tt;,u~~ ~-:=-:'.:rt~ the ~· ~fR~ E~A~!~~ CALLING FOii •IDI TION~J IS/A~f~~ ttl2 T-322 ~·~·~-~It OI
Mnter une '"puoato property Including e, M1n1g1ment, Inc. Tel• NATION OF THE NATURE THE PETITION req1.11111 ING LOT IMPA~ENTS Scf'lool Oiltrie1: NEW· ~,.:e ~y BE UM· Orange County on Aprll 7,
•tcrtt• • inequlno en ~~~~:~:;,~ phone (8l8) 2U·8080. OF THE P~OCEEOING IUlhor'lly to tdmlnllttr the AT ESTANCIA HIGH ;gHAJo~gl~~l~NIFIED ITED TO ONLY THOSE IS. PUBLIC NOTICE 1992
•••• corte. the lollowlng P41rson1· A~ fO( owner. AGAINST YOU. YOU ...... under 1"• lndepen-SCHOOL). No. 92.()4, wtn PrCiject Neme· (A) BIO 4'()9. SUES RAISED IN WRITTEN FU7toe
Une corte o une SP E033 CRAIG S. B u~i•h:d MNewfb°.Jrlyl SHOULD CONTACT A dint Admlnll1ritlon of Eltyt-be rtee!Ved by the City of 92 CONT.,ACT "14·92, CORRESPONDENCE DE· '1cUtloue PubtlSMd Newpott Belch-
llamodo telofonlce no MEYER· SP E037 THOMAS HC os ell LAWVER. tatee Act. (Thia tuthof CosUi Mtta II the Ottice of ELECTRICAL SERVICES UV~ED TO THE ZONING .......... Memo Co•ll MeH Daily Pilot
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21 • 28· 1992 T'393 NOTICI OP ~he '*:-' rep. the City Clerk, 77 Ftlr TO DISTRICT FACIUTIES; ADMINISTRATOR PRIOR ltetomont April 21 , 21. M1y S, 12,
su reapuo1to eutto e LAWRENCE ANO HOWELL: TRUITll'I SALIE r to • rMllY Dftw, Costa Mesa. Calif«· (8) BIO 110·92 CON-TO THE ABOVE DATE. • The Follc>Wlng l*.ol\I 1992 mequln• U•n• que SP E099 ARTHUR VALDES P.UILIC NOTICE T.l.'No: 8'1338 ::"! .. ;::"..;::"t.? nla. untJJM th•1~2 o1f 1~~ tAACT 115-92, FENCE RE· .!~ !l!,RTHTHE~Al8N0FVOERMAAP. are ctolng bullne11 •ss:OCl · T~ao I f l co.· SP E188 STEVE L NOTICE IS HEREBY .... . a.m.. •Y •• .,.,, •• w ... c .. PAIR a MAINTENANCE AT '""'" ...... . T.G. HUI.Ell' a AS • cumpllr con os ~ HEROD NOTICIE OF Ing Clf1aln V«Y lmponlllt time they Wiii bt OSMtned VARIOUS OISTRleT LOCA, PUCATIONS, TEl.EPl'IONE ATES, S09 t.:atkapw Allt •1---------melldaclH lqorot •P-OW'n« reserves the right TRUITl•'I a&L.E GIVEN, lhlt ~ T~1d1y, lcllon1, tiow~, the r:· ~bllcly end r11d tloud In TIONS 75'-5245 OR CAl.L AT THE Coron• d•I Mat, C111f. PUBLIC NOTICE roplaclea II uttod qui-to bid 11 the .... Pur-L N 05/t2J92, It l0,00 oclock IONil ftpresentauve WW be the Council Ch1mbtr1. Bid Dt1dll ne· Ma'I 4 OFFICE OF THE PlAN· 9282$ '
.,. que .. corto .. chuM must be mad• With 0:...05/· a.m.. of uld day, In the required lo glllt no=.: SHl•d proposal• lhlll 1992 2·00 pm . • NINO DIVISION, ROOM Mlc.hMI HUletl Plptf', 609 •.• ~.!'.!°"' ..
CUOM tu ceto. personal checka °' cul). ., ..... a.Ide '°' conduct· lnttrtlfed pttlON . bear the tltlt of th• work Place or . Bid Rtcelpl: 200, 77 FAIR DR IVE, lal'kspur Ave., Coront del --.....
SI "8tod no reHnta !era checltt onfy. All pur· FlllOUION Ing Trulttt'I saltt, within they have w.iwd notice°' and name of the bidder but Man.gtrntnt Suppon Sef· COSTA MESA. CAUFOR· Mar, C•llf. 92825 lteteMertt
a.a rotpu"to: tlompo chued good• ere •old "11 T.I. No. the omen of RESS FINAN· con:)•edn: ":c,~ no otl'itr dl1tlngul1hlng vtcts. 2985-A e.11 StrMI. NIA. Burr 0111111n Nor1titop, The Follo-Mng 1>9!•0N ' It " end mu11 bt paid IOI' Dt3t978 CIAL CORPORATION lo-let • • .,.....,.._,, mark1. An'/ bid recelWd Colle M ... CA 92626 Publlthld Newport 3326 F.n.nteil Dr .. C~ llt doing bul!Mu u .
p&Mdo perdor •• cuo, .i'td removed •l th• tlrne of UNIT CODI D led t 1800 Nor1h ~Old-•dmlnl.ttrl~hofltt. wtQ Iller the ICheduled dosing NOTICE '1s HEREBY BtlCh/Colll Mffa Diiiy rona. CMf. 81720 JINGLE JAMS. 1(100 Plrtl
r .. puoden qulter au NI•. Sllff subject to prior T.D. SERVICE COMPANY ca Su. It too In the City be,Eanted .," '".,, :; time lor tht receipt Of bid• GIVEN thll the Boord ol Piiot Aprll 20, 1•2 Thi• bu1lnt11 •• con-NI ~f.31.12....JIDl?0"---1 Hlerlo, IU dlnoro f cance11atlon In tht ev.nt ol aa d tp ed TruslM wey, e • ~ ~ ptf'IOn ..-l"ICt lhAI! be teturnld to hkkW ~~-. a gentt Pit'· IC , ~It 92'eeO •ti•• coH• de eu ;-Gounty-ot ,_..tiOii to the .,_ .. on 1 unopened. It 1htll be the M... Unified SchOOI DI• nerlhip Jlm Bfend~lw. 1000 Plfll
proplodod tin •YI•• Ind obffaated p1rty. Oaled ICr'lbtd deed of 1n111 WILL Orenge, Slit• of Callfomlt, •hows~ cause why:;:• IOle tffponllblUt)' or the trlct of Or•noe County, Cal-PUBLIC NOTICE Tht r1gli1renl(I) (Om-Newpor1 1315. Ntwpor1
odlclonel por perte de th11 21Sf Ind 28TH dl'I of SEl.L AT PU8UC AUCTION RESS FINANCIAL CORP(). c~r1 r:V~d not grent • bldd• to ... thal hl1bid11 lfornle, ictlng by end Floutteue mencec1 to trtnNCI bull-Beach, cal1I. 92eee> p
le oorto. Aprtl, 1992. Public Storage TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER RATION, t Callfomla c:«· 1A :EARING on the l)lll. r~: P'= d'!'!...a., through lt1 Gov=~ lluelftHe Mw ~ under IN Fktltioul ~· ~~ ·=-~ lbl8t t ,.._ M'an1g1ment, Inc. Tt l• FOR CASH (ln the torrne porat1on u duty appointed lion wlU be held MAY Mt • ......,..__ Board, htrtlnaft• r lullnffl Name(1) l ilted •-....... •
toe .... °"..°.'~'HCt'°:'!..__ phone (81 8) 244 .. 080, which llt llwful tender In Truattt,Ylldlf and pwtc>-21 1992 at ,_.5 c:;'M In~~~~~ lo u "DISTRICT', wll,.. --~~nt IOM t~on:Mll'Ch 30,t992 loach.T .. I bC.Wl.92MOI
• ...-~for owner. lht United States) end/« °' ..,. • loc.i · 7oo ----· ,.,...,,_,.,. .., .... ce1ve up to, but not ""' ,,.. ............. ,. I* Mlthatl H. Piper "• u• nt11 • ~on-uatod .. lore llwner • Pub 111 he d N t w ~or I the calhllf'I certified Of enC to the power Dept. ~ ,!1_ •'w t S11nderd $pt(IOc1tlon1 thin tht ll>OY9-ltated tjme, ere doing bu9lness 11: Thie tlatemtnt wu filed ducted by. hutband and un ....... lnmedleta-Be•ch-Co•ll MeH Delly other checkl 1pecffled In conferred In lhal cer11in CMc: .......... ........... "·· ITll'I be obtlined •• the or-Miiied bid• for the ewerd SIL.AVAN INVESTMENT with "" County Cler'k Of Wiit
mento. SI no oonooo • Pilot April 21, 28 1992 CMI Code Section 292.4h OMd of Truat executed by 5:;'~~~:~~o\.b the floe ol th• C~ Engineer, o1 1 contrect '°' MCh of CO. OBA 11 Gtttnbriar Orenge ~ on Apt'l1 :). Th• t•Qi.111n1(1) (Otn-
un ebo11do puod• T396 (P•Y•bl• In full .. the If~ ANDRE J. SHAMBARG~. anti I the petition n Fllr Drtve. Mt ... tht ·~ pro)Kts. Perll ~·· tn4 Newpott 1992 ~ to llantad ~
nemar • un Mrvlclo do PUBLIC NOTICE of ule) all right. tltlt and AN UNMARRIED MAN, L.,ng.:C,.., at the~ ~if:~~ Bid• lhtll be rtclMd :::C,.,, Cllifw~~ Fa2'11H ;-:n. underN the
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reforoncl• do •boPo '"'"'"' ~ to Ind AHO MAX GUTIERREZ. A Ing and ..... your ob-tdd~ c:NtQe oi s5 00 the piece Identified lbolie. John ven!M. 172A Hew· Publlhtd Newport Beach-.::ov.:: Nt::"'.
doe e • une oftclne do NOTICE OF ~':'~t"1nui:::::: SINGLE MAN recorded 1/ ~ or fllt written ob-must be lnctuaed H tiiin-end~.:: ~":t •.: port Hill• Dr. West. NIW· COil.i MtH Oall'I Pdol Jim Bfandmetet •rude letel (ve• el di-PU8LIC UL.I OF trtv hereinafter described: 1511•1. In Book ot Otllclll • wfll'i the court ~ died b'I mall. Plans, 1peclfl-:l:o1t• Y •••t•d ume end port Beach. Calif.12eao Apt'll 14, 21, 28, M•'I a, Thia atatement wae flied roctOlto telefontco). PIRION&L PROPERTY TAUSTOR: WIUJAM PAUL Recorda of atld County, II ore the heiring. Y0ut ap-c.tlon1 and other connct p11ee. Slept\tn warl•n. 1463 1192 wlttl the ~ C1111t 01 c ... No. 23H10 No. 00101 FERGUSON p1ge, Recorder'• lnatru-pearanc:e m•y be In perton documtnt1 may lllO be••· Each bidder must 1Ubm11 Ere.ff Lant. Puadenl, T-380 Orange County on AtiftA 10,
The ne"'o encl ltd-~to the Ctllfomlt BENEFICIARY: MISSION mtr1t No. tt-<120683, by °'1,'>~W~~~~EOrrOA ~at~ Office,..~": with Heh bid 1 c.tifltd or 1»"~1~7 :J6t Sl'iar PUIUC
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0TICR 1992 dro .. of the court la1 Self-SerY!ct S1orsge Fldl-VIEJO NATIONAL BANK reuon of • br'-ch °' de---oi....-. Cfeditot of City trtl o lht ...... , cashltf'• (f\eCk payeble to vu,-_.. on " .:; Fll71M
(II notnbre r d~clon fty ~ {B a P Code 21700 rKOrdtd JUy 22. 1991 u le.ult In P.tyment °' pet· :. ._;:d'" must Ille ~~~ .:.,1an:c,.-= the DISTRICT °' a bid ~j At~T· ....,.f, r1007 Flotllloul Pub14thed Newpott e..c~ ,
do le corto H) CEN· :..~·.~~= ~~~k ~~ge91:,800d,;lcl~~ ~~Ith:~:!,~~ Cl~ ~.:'!_4*•~ ~td un1!11 lhl Id· ~lnc:::.~~ dud~ ~;.~ .. U~1t:C. ~:: ............. ~~~·2r•::. :ilys'~~I T "AL 0 RA Q. on MAY 7, 1992, ., 1:30 Record• In lht office ol th• HCUr .... I .,. y, "'V .... ma". copy ...... I* dltlonal $5.00 ci\arge 11 In-In an ltllOU'1t ol $2,000 .. nershlp ............ ......... • y •
COUNTY MUNICIPAL PM, 2065 Placentl• Ave., Recordfr of Orenge that breach OI' default, No-e"IOna~r:pttMnlltlw Wit~ d uded wtth Ptvment. 1 ouattn!M that IN bidder The r1gl11renl(1) (Otn-The Followlng pertont 19112 T ....
COURT, 700 CIVIC Cotta~ ... ptf'90nal prop-County. l&ld deed of lnnll tlce ol ~ wu recorded •'I the court n Ead'I bid 1Mll be Q\ade wil entlt Into the propoMd menctd 10 trlnNct bullo .,.. doing bullnlae .. : ....._
CENTER DRIVE WEIT trtY Including furniture, delcri.bes tht followlng: 1/13/1992, u Recorder'• our months from the data on In• Ptopoul fbtm, convect If .,,. serne 11 neu loflder the Flc<iout UNITED l.OCt<OUT PAOO-•---------
UNTA ANA. CA 9270t clolhlng, tool• and/Of ottier LOT 27 IN BLOCK 2S OF lnstniment No. 92-0019935, ~ ;:..:,~ ~n":1-: ltlffl1 P-~ ttvougl'i p.9 1w•ded 10 IUCt1 bidder. In !b:"*". ~=·~ :1~;' UCTS, :)18 Undo Av1 , PUBLIC NOTICE
The MMe oddrou houffhOld html ltOl'ed by NEWPORT BEACH TRACT, WILL SELL AT PU8UC Of tht C.Jllomla Problll prO\/ld~ -~~ conh_,.tr~ lhe e\ltf'tt ol flilurl 10 tnltr •~ .. "!v°.!'.:• • N1wport 8H(h, Calif. · .. _ttt•-·· 1
_ ... _' lhe followlna ptr"IOt'lt: IN THE CITY OF NEWPORT AUCTION TO THE HIGH ...__ I f fill documenl1, .,.., I .. , ..,.. Into Nld contrlCt IUCh .. ""'"' .,.en t268t rrw ...... end telophono nu...-r SP A011 JOHN PARTON· BEACH AS PER MAP RE-' Codt ...... ·~ or ng ICcompanled by. <*tifltd curl"' wilt be~ This llMemenl WU flltd PN#lp Rlctilrd TllM :)t8 •ut&neat Neme
of ptelntlff'a ettomer, SP C020 LESLI! MCNASH; CORDED IN BOOK 3, EST BIOOER FOR C~H. claim• wia not ·~r· be-or uahier'• (f\eck Of. bid rt!;: DISTRICT r.Mrwt with "" Councy Cl«lt ol Lindo Ave.. Nt.;porl St•t ....... t
cw ....... -without .... SP coeo JACK REY· PAGE 29, OF MISCEL· lawful tnonl'I ol the United lore lour monthl from tht bond fof not leN then '°" the right lo reject MY Of .. Orenge Counly on March Beech, Cail. 92661 The Following ptttonl ettomer, It: (Et "°""" HOLDS; SP 021 JOHN LANEOUS MAPS, IH THE Sltltl, evidenced b'I I hHrlng d•I• noticed of U1e emounl ol their bid, bldl or to wall/9 any It· 31, Apr117, 14, 21, t"2 Mena Adlll Tarln, 319 111 d()lng bullnffs 11• ew., .. dlreoclon r •I PARTON; SP 0045 ROY OFFICE OF THE COUNTY Cuttler'• Check drl!Wn on ·=·MAY EXAMINE the made ~ble to:: City regultr111•• °' lnfOtmailliff Fazsu• Lindo Ave.. Newport OUAUTY Pl.US INSTALL.A· numoro do tolefono dol MOREHEAD RECORDER OF SAID OR· 1 state °' natlontl blnk, or ftlt k b lhe court II ou of Cotta M..._ pro-In eny bld1 or In the bid-Publllhed Newport 8"cl'i+ Beech, C.iif. 8H01 TION, ~ Stardust Dr ,
•boiodo dol demon-OwT1lf rtfffYll lhe rlghl ANGE COUNTY. th• 1qulv1l1nt lhtreol .,.. ~,,.Jon lnler9~t::J In posall lhlll be CON!dernl..., :i ding. Coit• Mt11 Diiiy Piiot Tnl1 bu1lne11 11 (On-Huntington Beach, Calif d lo bid ti the ..... Pur-YOU ARE IN DEFAULT (tr on anv other f1ntn-,., un tll IC:COmf>I ..., 'I No bldd• mey wflhdf-Merch 31 •~It 7 t4 21 dllded by; husband end 92647 dent•, • dol ornan-en.... must be mad• with UNDER A OEEO OF TRUST IWn -·· the fftai~ may .... IUCh CHhltr • check, any bid'°'. period of U)Cty • ..... • • • wife Ronald J. w .. btll Jt . 5~
dente quo no tlono PW10N1 checks 0t cuh-DATED 8J25/8t. UNLESS c:l.i lnt11tutlon lpecifted In wtth "':,, c....J.J= R~ calh, Of blddef'I bond. (90) days Ill• the CS.II Mt l"2 Thi rtgl11renl(1) com-S!Atduat Df.. ..unltngtOn ebo9edo, Ht Or .. ~ !era ctiecks only. All pur-VOU TAKE ACTION TO Sedlon St02 ol the Calif«· ~ ...,....._ o No bid lhlll be consld-for the ooen1na of bld1. T-323 ~ to trtnMCI bufi. Beach, Calif 82e47
beum end Foronll, Ono cl'ialtd good•.,, lold "u PROTECT YOUR PROP· nla Ananclal Cod•. and tu-1 flling of 911 lnwn!Oty ertd unless It 11 m.de on t A P•yment 1'ond end 1 PUBLIC NOTIC! ,,.., ~ the Flctitlout Dem• Ouren t uo:i
Clvlo Pleaa, lult• 250, 11," and must be Ptld tot ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT thorlzed to do bullnn1 In ::! 'f,.P':/':,,.,°' .:J:i! ':; blenlt ~orm fumllhld ~"i: Plfformance Bond may be 8ullne1t N•"'-C•l lilted Hot111n1. Huntington
Newport leach, CA and removed •I the time or A PUBUC SALE. IF YOU the Stat• of Calllomla, ALL ICCOUl't 11 prO\/lded In ~o i:o•ll U:" with required ptlono tht ••ecu-Flotltloue lbOve on: April 1, 1992 IHdl, c.w. t2&47
e2eeo 7t4178M888 Nit. Stiff 1ublec1 lo prior NEED AH EXPLANATION PAYABLE AT THE TIME OF MCtlon 1250 ol the CalifOf· OYf= otW: Pr lion OI the c:ontnlCI and ............... Phillip R. Tlflft Tb.la bu1lne1t I• co~
DATIE: JAN 1'I 1990 canc.ftallon In the ev.nt Of OF THE NATURE OF THE SA1..E. Ill right. titJe end in. nla Probate eocs. A R• the P' ~ <>-lf'iall be In the torm Ml ltat....nt Thia Mtement wet ~ ducted by: 1 general pan.
Robert •· Kuhel, ::':.i!::. = ~S8.Ci581~~00'iJ,AggJ_..,.. Mid by It 11 TrustM, quell tot Sptclel. NoUw T.:ir~ddor must~ a:=,: IN oonll'Kt ~ The Followeng ~ O::~ ~11 ~~ ~eglittant(•) com.
Cieri!, ., Delore• thl• 2tSf and 28TH cs.y ol TACT A LAWYER. In that,. .. property lltuat• form ~valltbte ftom tht Valid Slat• ~ .. Calitoml• Eich bldd• lhall be. II-i;-..~ terr: &'A Q E 1992 menced to trenaac:t bull-••no, Deputy AorU. 1992. Public Stonge 117 25TH STREET. NEW· In Mid Coun1y and Stitt, Cour1 · clualflcatlon A (Generel cenled contrktOI pursuant SOURCE. 42 Alpen Sl ,.l'rtM neu under the F'ICtltloul
Publl•h•d Newport M1n1gtmtnt, Inc. r.r .. PORT BEACH, CA t2M3 dtaetlbed u follows! Attomer.., the P•tl-Engineering) ~ Ind to the 8UtlntM Ind Pro-TUllin, CMtr t2t80 • Publlshtd Newport 8etch-Buslnfft N•rne(1) lttled
Bttch/Coita Mesa Dally phone (818) 244 .. 080, w(H 1 llrttt lddreu °' I.at 42 of T,.c;1 4041 , as tloner1 al~pt~fltd u ,. r..atons eocs. Ind be I-Pitrlck Mi(tlHI McAN, Costa MeH Otlly Piiot lbove on: NiA
PloC Aprll 7 14 21 28 Aoenl for owner. common d11lgnatJon of per map thereof record.cf MARC T . UGAN qlMW ,..'!!_._ • _ .. _. cenMd In the folowlng 2242 Aspen St.. TUldn ·-14 21 21.-•'1 a Ronald J. Weibtll Jt. ' ' ' ' Publl1h1d Newport ptopet1y It lhown .t>olie, ... Book l38 p 27 21 ATTORND AT LAW The """"'ect°' .. _com-cteulflcltlont: CWH t2tlO ' .,.... • • r· · Thtt tllttmtne we1 filed 1992 "T"l~g Bt1ch-Co1ll Me .. Diiiy no wll'rwtry II glYtn u to ~ 28 ~ea: Ml~ t Z31 M. HAR•OR ply wfth '!!!. ~1tiont780 :! El.ECTRICAL SERVICES: t1....:, Or.ii McAN t2IO 1992 With the Counly Clerk ot ,,... Pllol April 21 , 28, 1992 . ltt comptetenna °' COf· •LVD ITI 101 ~ '"" "' • .... C-10 :"' a 1-' ..._ T-3&4 Orenge_ County on Mwch ---------I T39S rtc1ntet)." Tht benellcl1ty '-ntOUS Mapi In the olflot '' • ' clullve, of tM Clllfornlt FENCE REPAIR l MAINTE• ... eon .. w.. ~. ,_ 24, 1~
--------under Nld Dttd of TNSt. of the County Recorder of FU L L •"TON' CA U1bOt Coda; the pr9Ylillng NANCE· C-t3 port IMeh, Callt. 92MO PUii.JC •OTICI tooo
PUBLlc NoT1cE by '"'°" °' • brNCh °' Mid County. AP 11•1-on-92•'2 ,... end ICM of weges... ooVuNING aoARo, ~ ~r~2 "'""· PUbllhed ~ e..c:~ default In the obllQatlon9 Ot (1t4) l'lt·t132 tablilhld by the CltY of ,............_. lteokor IM-j ,......._ C . NOTICE OF HCUrtd thereby. htrllo-TM d Publl1htd Ntwporl COtla Mt9I. wtlfc:tl are on --irn • • Thl1 bu1 n .. 1 II c:o~ .............. Olla M ... D11ly Pilot
PU•LIC SALi OP tort Utculed ~ defly. .. , ... ·dz: 8Hch-Cosll Mna Diiiy fllt wlt9' IN CltY Clertl of reoter, ......... nt ducted by: '" 1""'"°°'r.; --.......... t Aprll 7, ••• 21, 28, t992
'EJlllON&L PROPUTY tred 10 tht undersigned 1 ::. c:;mon ..., hlrtl Piiot Aprll at 22 28 t992 Mid City: Ind ihalt lort .. t ...,,.,. '°"'°" ('lt4t ~da ... '.!~~!" ot tr The l'ollowlng Plf"IOrlt T-3.37 No OOt01 -men Dedarlllon of o.. r prope .. , "' • ' 'TW3tt p1n111re1 prucrlbtd 1 ... 3240 ,_._. .. ..,, .,. dollla bullneu ...
PAC9'1C VllW Punuant
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to the Cdfomll flUlt end Demand fOf Slit, lbove described It J>W· therein tor non com~ Publl •h•d Newport The "ttrant(•) = IAYWOOD FINAN.CIAI. PUILIC IOTICl •MDNAL PAM Sell.s.Mc:e s1orege 'eel-Ind -men l'IOllot of • port«t to be: 3125 Yll-PUILIC NOTICE of uld Code. ee.c:M:osta Mela D.,,., ~ trwectf1ctltlou6 GROUP. 101 N. Patti: c.n.1--------
c.n.terY • ~ tty Act (8 l P Code 21100 llUlt Ind of ~ to low1tqnt Drive , Cotll The City,..~~ tht Pilot Aprll 21 27 1992 a:Tn..e N.':.(i) .. led I• Oftv9 Sle. 20:), santa "°......._ C""Pll • Cfwtory .. MQ.). tht undefllgnld aoM the l.flderllgned lo ....... CA 92Q8 NOTte• City or ...... ta ,... • • F227 obove on· NIA Ana. Cellf. 92705 .......... NMM
View Oftve wlll MM' 1t s>Yblle luctlon, Mii l&ld P'OC*1Y to Ntl1ly Tl'it und111lg"td dlt• lffVITINQ •IDS MrVff tht ~to rtllci l(eflV O.Ykr McRN EBMtL~. 212 Bay. ltete .. nt 3500 ..:=:; llOctl on MAY 7, t"2, Ill 11:30 tlid obllgatlonl, llld thtr• elllme .. llal>il1ty IOI' eny NOTICE It f\efeby Glwn '"Y end/Ot *:, PHINNSV PUBLIC NOTICE This ltatetnent wu flltd wood Of .• NMpOlt Beach, The 'OllowlnQ persons .....,.. AM, 2099 PlllCentla, CO.ta 11111 th• undtrtlgntd lnC:orTOCt.nlla In Mid $trttt tMt Meted propoNlt for an.•EN • ' with the County Cl«tl of Cellf, t2tlO •• dolllQ bultnlt• .. ~'!~~~~~~~I Mesa per.onet prOptf'ty"" ceultd tlid node• ~ de-~ °' octllr common lumllhlng .. labot, rnat.n. Cltr Clerk, Cltr •f '1etltl111e Orenge Cour4Y on April 2 Debbie 8mlll'i, 28512 110RNEU. IAEWlNO co dU<llng furniture, CIOtNnel. faM end of eleCtlon to be Ila,~~ c..e..... ..,....._ .._.. 1912 'Ft11no Drive, Mlu lon INC., 575 Amon Bouievwd,
too11 ll'td/Ot OChar houl9-rec0tded Jtnuery 3. 1992 dtalgnatlon. lion Ind IUCf\ other fadl-Publlthtd N1wpoft ltet1•1M Pll'ltGe Vlejio. Clillf. 12tt1 SUltt &eo. Cosq Meu,
hold lllfTll atOted by the .. lnltr. No 12..(1()4381 In Seid" .... wlll be made "" .. may be rtqulred for IHCh/COll& Mtu Pilot The P:ollowtng ptrlOf\I ·-~ .... Thi• bu1INH I• con-Callf. ~
lollowlnQ ~: Book ft1ge of Olfl(llil WlthOut warrlnf'I, 1icprt11 lhe GOLF COURSE. CART .. .-21 27 1992 ere dofnQ but6ntN as: Pubalhtd N.-port --, .. _ .. duded by: • 99f*ll part• O. Hell1m1n 8r1wln9 SP 8032 LAAAY BAA-Aecofdl In the oMc:. ot the °' Implied, rtgttdlng tllle, P::!Jl.ot uaoe), wt11 be .,..... • • TA& W"AM:HOUSE FON-Coata M ... Diiiy ...,1 nersNp ~. lne. CA o.tawari
RETT; SP Bosa llllY recorder of Orenge countY. po11eulon, or encum-r by !fie Qty of TM3tO TAHA. r;1o 180 N9WPOf1 Aptfl 14, 21 . 2t. Mey I, The regl1tren1(1) com-Corp0illll0n)\ 100 Hatboro GREENWOOD: SP 1124 said ule Wll DI inede, bttnCH 10 MUaly the un-Costa MtM" the Office of "11LIC NOTICI c.. Of Sulll no . ...., 1"2 menctd IO trlf\lllCt bu8'" view fltan, Lii Ctoue, W1 REGINALD DICARLO; SP bUt ~ COYINnt or .... 1 ..;.._.a-. ed Iha City ()erk. n Falt port IMc:h Calf .-T-363 ,,... undef the ~ 54802-0459
C200 ROBERT KEAUKEA; wwrenty, ..... or Im-..-d ........ --"°"' Dftw, eo.ta ....... Cellfor-•actlOW NO. Millon Ooidieb 'rruettt of "'""'" NllM(I) lltted Thi• bu1lntH 11 con-.......... lf SP en SHERRI MIUER plied, regwdlng tltlt Poto by Mid Deed°' Truet. with nla. untll thl hour of 10:00 '19tt-lllO the Miiton end ite1 Gottlieb PV•LIC NOTICI abCM on: A.Dfl 1. 1"2 duetect by:• corporation ·i~;;;;;;;~i0i~i*~i~~ivei•~the~i~~·i·~~~~i·i°'~~~~~~i·~~~~~lnd~iofihef~~~~ .. i L~-~1~"~h NOTICI~ ~.·~~~~~ NOT~OI' ~~ ~~~~~)~m-
STIRTlll& I llEW BUSllESS??
The 1.-get ~mont et the Piiot la
pleeMd to ~ • new MNtoe
now IMPltebll to "" MJnea.Nt.
We wt11 now Se.ARCH the Mme for
you .. no f:lftra ctwge, Ind MY9 you
the time tnd the trip to the Court ~ In Ser'ltl Ant. Then, Of courM,
""9r tho Merch II compltiled we .. rue youf ftetttblt bu..,_ nemo
etatemont with Che County Clerk.
publleti once • ...-tor' tour WMkl
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proof of pubk .. ~i .... Cowley a.rt.
tlme they will be opened -·---OP ~ Loe Anoelll. Cellf. 1MI U•llllllld wu tied ~ to trwac:t bull-
putlllcly Ind rMd oloud In ........ ' tooi4 ..... °" ... .. C°"""I Qetk of ,... uncllf the fktlttout
lh• Councll Chem.,.,_, 9UUl SAU MO OoNlld w .,.. T""*M AUTOllOllU ar.,.. CoYl1ly on Aptt ~. lusiMte Ntme(•) .. i.cs lttltd propos .. t 1hall OP INTSNTIOll TO of the 0on9id w. ~ Re-Noetoe It hereby ~ 1• aboV9 on: not~
bMr IN lltle Of the wotk TRAllSPD YOCabtt Trull. t1 Moi.ito ~ to 11Ct10t111071 Pll'lt81 Jotv'i L cumt, Cornrollef
Md nlme OI the bidder bu1 A&.COHOLIO Or. Corona dll Mtt, C .. f. Md 3072 GI the CMI COde ~ N1WPOft IMch-This •tatement WH flied no other dl1tlngul1hlng 11.v.RAOm UCSNH 12'25 of the SIUt GI Calltomla C°"9 Mola Delly N04 -"" lhl County Clerk ol
marU. My bid ~ (UCO .... ltOt l.ynn tOrtt. cJo 2t3 cerM the uudltllQnld, 0 I W Aptl 14, 21, n. May I, Orange~ on April 3, l"8r the IChecMtd cloelnO et _.a AON Ollf. c.llf. mn TOWING. IMO., ... Woll ,. 1ta 11m1 for the receipt Of btctt &MllloP • _ ~-"°""9 ao..b, 111'1 ..... Coeee MtM. T~ ,U'IHT INI lie rllUl'ntd IO bidder · p 940,. 10224 CNrtna Cfoat Roed. ~ =CA '2U7 Pubhhld ~leach-~= ~ :: .NOTI~ ~·) HEAEIV ': C'C· Callfn:::4 GI ;:,--::,... ~ PUILIC llOT1CI Coste Mela Delly '"°'
bidder to ... lhll hie bid It OMN thll • Wk .... GI ft>Ae'w.e. ":,;...., rnm. c111torn11. at 11.:. on = 14• a1. ~ May I\ r~ In~ lfml, ...... MCI a hNflr ol II-tJOIO MMay A__,., ,.,.. WfDHDOAY, l'8 do'/ ........ ,, ...
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1!!_ . T-.... ... A Ill of lld Doeumlt* cotlOlo b"4"1191 lclt"8 II tene. Co11f .,._..., Of MAY 1911. l'8 toto.ing -._. : ~ ~ :=: ~ = lodll I.cu. .:·TA''""*-~ r.;· = h~ ~ cw n. =:-:"' 1*W1 PUii.iC IOTICI
71 ftlr Orlwe, MMe, !"Y or fednl Tu Hurn-.12UI 7::;· ' C~'!.;.-MOTOfll NO.: U.. ... ~ M : r--"ii9iii;;;---Clltomle • .-nonrefUnd. befl and ~ Id-T .. I b ............ , 11 c~ Cuqe NO. ll'TATll THS MOUft, PlellU1• 1be1 ..,......~ltOOO.Alt ..._.Gl9'11111f~ "1 • ..... 1HI AC\Jlt/C,, JK-11m ..... -....,,~ •11R11eNw :J::""'dWQI GI 15.00 ... .,.: HUNG M. DO,= by: 1 ..,_.. '*'° 4KAU1t.IC0107U, telnVallly,Celf.11'701 ...... , ...
"""' ... tncM1ld If hMo 1011 IAKIR ""HT. TM reglttrlftt(•) c~ 2.JAlll11CA ._. ...... 11m l.otul ,,. ... u,. '*'°"' _... bJ "'811 _, Docu-COITA WU. CA ..... IMftCld to hMlld ._,.. leld t111 11 tot l'8 pur-Avenue, ,...... V..,, n ~ ~ 11· "*"" end oetllf ~ IANO T. HUYNH. 1oa8""' Wldlf ._ ~ poee GI-~ 1111'1 GI Cllf.ll'IOI HlLPINO HAHOS, 711 W NJ 11eO lie w1lotd .. ~ ITMIT. COSTA au.INN Nllftl(I) 11111aC1 lhl Ylldltllgnl(t .ot Towfng Metwen Ammar, 11117 19th It. fflt1, Coele Meta, :=:~~=~=•:"AU..=-Oft: l1pl11Mer 12, =-::r :-.... -:::: ~~~.,J"·• Corona, ~-t "'9u'. ZOii ' "*"" _. not M mellld T DfWI ... DMfr" Donald W ._, .. ...,_GI tlll. 0.... CO..V. IOU hOlo ~Aw .• Cotti ......
unlW the ...._., 1100 All other buelneu "* 1wi '*" w ..... ~ 1119 1e dly Dal, !MN, Celr. •111 CeM. Ne27 '
CNr9I " ........ .. ~ !Id llddl'HH(•) .... County Ollrtl °' ..... 1• Thia ~t .. eon-Thi• i.u1lne11 I• con-: ...,.,...,... ::'.:IN,."' •••=i11cefto 0r.,.. e...ay °" '*"" .,. .....,. ..._ .__, "11 • ......,.. ,.,,. ducted ~: non ~ ~ bldp~ = ~ • :,,, ~--= ltl'f 14, •• Pw.il1hall Newport i;-',,.~ .. l1trant(•) eo.... ~~=~bent(•> c~ : ....._ P·t through ,.. ••ll•r(1),\lconH•. ere: ................. .....!....--=. ~ ..._ Deir ...._.,,lo hMlld ......., menced1 lt trwwt ...._ • ~ In l'8 ...... NoM ..._._ ..___, ..... Al9fl l1, 1m.. ,_ UIWW .. ~ neaa Wldlt l'8 AeWoui " ...,,.,-........................... MCI INI lie Thi NlfM(at, todlt ~ Colll ..... Dair "°4 ta ••lrw Nwett ...... ...._ Netfttt.t 11attC1 ! ..,~ ~ 1 ~ ""' °' ,..,_ T• ...-. .-1, 1•.11, •. 1• •••1e IOTllCI .._enc Mlrdl M; t• elMWo • Merctt U. 1111 , • ceeflllr'1 ctlldl or a llild bert MCI llddr'eea GI l'8 T-Mil r--.. Dlll9lll Corer ~ I ........ :r:_ ':.:,. *J = =: ::&·~~:r:e;..'{!: MUC •TICI •• :::: ::_ :J: ~ bi::,"&.. "'c: .!:' u:"C:, 'g,. ~ =-~-=:-:: ~ ~~--• ...,. • .,.. ••••1 •• ~~ .. llerd\ bCluftlw -~
,... ....... , .. Tiie_ ......... "''"--"",.............. ,...... ........ unleM MCIOwpiled llf ............. W. II 'TM ~ .. 2 II I .... IMNill •: ... l?lf'ell....,.,. ...... ,_......,........,.,, .......
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.. ": -• .,. dalrlG bullrwi9 ... .,. ~-.::.=..:'!.-... ..,. rlllowt119 perwone The f~ perwone TN ~ S* N • PINANCIAL, MAOHf'r AllOCaATES --· .,. dOlr'I .--. •: ft dolna ........ •: ft doing bullneSt ••· .,. I. COMI Hwy. II, N7 NlwDOft a-.°'· 1 ,11• LIDO ACHT BROK (a!'OlJTH COUNTY AOOPTIOH IDIAHTME. StWfAlt MAIDS ;"2
CoreM-dll MW, c .... ::.ir" IHch, Callf: ::::. 101 lhlpvird w OAll(MA!(R ftt>MCCUJRI 2111 ....... Wit 20''· ltoolchunt St. ,;, Cell D, Newport 8-cti COMPANY, 2'7n Lc*O, eo.a MeM. c.iit. tae2t 11ngtot1 Beach CA~
---...... K~. lwncta w lhaa. eo Roya .12183 LAM Fot• call. taaO MUlne Mane MICN, t52 c:n.tina Md«t.on ,8922 !!f ... ~ ~ COfOria !!.:...._O•ori~ewport :'" I . Wood, 422 ~ 1. a.tocue. 2A772 OoldenrOd. cou u.u. ISfoollhwwt l3F t{" CA _ ,_-_ _,, CellC _..., o"'•· Newport leach Lobo, LAM ~ c..t. c.llf. tae2t 92t4f ' · '
TNI DUllMM .. ~ Thi• bua!M.. It con. ~-~ 92l30 Thi• butlMH It con-Thi• buelneH II con-..,,... .... _~ ----,: en lndMdllll ducted by. .,, lndMdl'9I • ...... ,,... It con-Thlt bu1lneu It con-ducted by: an lndMdUll ducted bV: an lndMdual
The '"'8ttant(1) co-TlJe reeietranl(•) com-~ by. an lndMdu.I ducted by: M lndMdual Th• regletrant(•) com. The reglatranl(t) com. ,..... lo 1r..ac1 ..-. meneed '° nnua tM-. ~eatalr111l(1) com-Tha raolaltant{•) com.-mtnC»d IA-tranuct buUo IMnGld to nnNet bull-,.. ..-, "' fldilloul ,,... under the Acthloul "---' lo nnuct bull-meneed to ~ bualo-neu under till ficUUoot .,... under lhl Fldltloue
ltdll ... Name<•> lated ..... NMM(I) •-.cs MN under the flctlllout .... under "' Ac1lloul Butlnel• Name(•) lllt9d 8u1ln111 Nam•<•> lilted aboWll on:~ 20, 1112 a0owe on: NIA ::!."'" Neme(e) 119'ed Butlnelt NarM(•l ltted eboYe on: Match 23, 1t92 lboY9 on: Match 31 1992 w. J. ~ [wndl w Shea , ....... °"s.: March 2', 1992 ~ on: nol IPPl'clbtl M&Jdne M. Machi Cdstlna And«aon • 'Tll9 11 'I l•ll WU llad Thia ..t.m.n. WU Ned ,_,,. Wood ~ I. McClln Thlt tlatemanl WU filed Thlt ltelemenl WU ftted
.. "' County aa.tl of .... Iha COUl"lfy Clertc OI ::: ..... ~ WU llad Thie •••ment WU llad Wfth the County Clerk Of with the County aerll of Of9"ll9 CCMftV on MtllCh ()renoe County on M.,cl'I ~ ,.~ Clift of with Iha County Clerk of Or119 County on M.,ch Orenga County on Metcl'I
24, ,.. 24, til2 21. 1112 ...._.ty on M.,cti Otanga County on MMCh 24, 1992 31, 1992
PHHea FU.... 21. 24, 1t92 "25983 F121HO ""*"" Hewpor1 Beech-~ Newl)Oft Belleh-f'SHH'I PSHHT Publlthed Newport 8Hcf'I. PUbll1hld N~ BellCh-
Co... M... Deity Piiot Co ... Mau Dally PllOI Publilhld NawpOtt Beeeti. Publlahed Newpoft. e .. cl'I-Coate MHI Dally Piiot Colla MIH Dally Piiot
Aprtl '· 14, 21, 21, 1992 Aprl 7 14 21 21 \992 Coeta M•.. DIJly Piiot Co•t• MH• Deify Piiot Aptll 7, 14, 21, 28, 1992 April 7, 14, 21, 28, 1992
T-338 ' ' • • .. 7, 14, 21, 21, 1992 A.pl 7, 14, 21, 21, 1992 T-342 T-351 ---------1 T-34C T-34& T-339 ·-------
Tuesday, April 21 , 1992 ••
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330 West B ay Street Costa Mesa, CA, 92827
Hou ses 1Condos
For Sale
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COOL CONDO
BNutlful 4yr old un.lt.
Ught bright and airy.
Why rant? tH,800
(1245eB)
ERA Rlfftr1y & Uord
llW55S
PATIO HOME
SuJ)41r daall 2br 1lngl1
atory In beat ioc.t1on.
Fplc, lrge prlvala
patio, 'cJalr, 2 car gar.
w/~n«.
t129,900
Cd Joe_. 8-48-1202. T.,..119'.attora
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Upgraded 2bd twn-
hma. Parquet entry,
new floor coverings,
private pa,llo, lntld•
laundry. .
1138,000
Call Joe, 848-1202. Tartt.II Roatto,.
IEST PRICE
Sener aays 'SELL' 3br
2ba. Completely r•
pluterld pool. New
catpat & paint color
your choice with your
quick offer.
t200,000
Call Joe, 8-48-1202. Tartt.II RoaHora .
CHARMING STARTER
1.0'1 s COHO NJ\
H>H SJ\l.t: l 400 l>EI. MAR 2 122
LMt C...tt ec .. R vtew * ADULT SPLIT LEVEL
propar11H, near air 3BR 2~A. gar, f/p,
attlp. Financing Avall. lndry. 1 ~ bike to tx:h.
Pr.c11 st an ~' S25k S2, 100. 63 t ·2 t 15
Bkr (707)4StMNS4 'I -C-HAR--M-IN_0_2_B_r_1_B_a
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PHOPt:HTY l ~M~
MOVING TO
LASVEQAS? '
Tired of th• high
coat of Hvlng? 2 bed·
room, t bath horn•
on a large, walled
corner lot. Super Looatlonl Com-
pletely renovated!
RV parking. Only
175,000. C.11 Biii or
Halen toda at (702)
hou••• garage, frplc,
yard. 1 blk from bch.
S1300/mo. 675-8075
Charming 2Br 1 Ba,
great kitchen, stove &
d/w, apacloua llv rm,
frplc, garage. $1300
+ .. c. 818·355-0823
Walk to bchl 2BR 1 Ba
upper .$1150: 2BR 2B•
lower $1325. Gar. t/p,
lndry. pauo 960-6483
COSTA MESA 2124
COSTA Mt:SA 2 12·1
1 BOO VHoa • duple•
2BR· 28A, dishwasher,
dlspoeal, W/D, frplc,
gar, deck, custom
built, $975. 642·131'1
Back• to New Can·
yon Pk 3BR lBA, lg•
yd, new cfpt, quiet,
999 Grove Pl. S 1100
+ aec. 645-0580
CLEAN
~BR + lam rm +
study, lrptc. Quiet cul·
do-sac. Lg y{d. S 12901
mo. Agt 650-,1557
H l!NTIN<iTON
BEACH 2 1-10
Nt;WPOHT CORONA
BEACH 2169 DEL MAR 2622
Newport Heights SMALL 2er 1 ea. U111
Very large ex~utlve paid. Garage, lndry.
1 BR on Cliff or. 2 Cai 614-B Marguerite. No
garage, lrplc, balcony. pets. S1000/mo Open
Some vltwl Oas & Sat 1 -4pm 548·2525
water paid. W1hr/Dry1 Studio, 5 min to ocean,
lncl. $1100/mo. Agl 7 yrs new, clean, spa·
8TS-4912 clous. huge balcony,
$850. 640-5664 Bkr
Seavlew!!
4BR, 2'h8a, sweeping
view of mtns/clty Ila,
grndr, pool, 1ennl1.
gated comm S2800
per mo. 84~205 7
r.OSTA MESA 2624
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Pretty 3bd In great to-
c allon near beach.
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sa1•. (76320> DhlfMF....a.... raaa......,•11.....t NEW 2Br 28a condo. 51"' ._., .. ,, • WVf'I '°"down. $.479,500 IN-5555
154-&471 Ext. 1 ts i--HAP-PY-HAC--IEJl_DA_
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NEWHOMESI!
BUILDER'S
CLOSE.OU Tl Onlr 1 Left!!
3BR. over 2300 aq. ft.
8uld« wfll Coopetata
wlftNnclnQ,
Charml ng Spanlah
atucco 4bd •. Pride of
ownetthlp. (S122W)
t239,900
ERA Rlfftrty l Uo,d
113-5555
WALKTOIUCH
Houses/Condos
For Rent
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(ot-.Nt-:lu\t. 2102
CORONA DEL MAR •
' 3 Bedroom, 4 Bid·
room detached ho"'•·
Fireplace, double car
gat•g•. fenced yarCI,
111 maintenance incl.
545..()442
Nl':WPOHT
HEACH 2 169
Sten To Send
VEMLY 1BR·3BR nr •--------.. •East Sid• 2BR•
tx:hl 2-4 car parking. Westcliff Twnhome Encl gar. W/D hkup, S875-S1700/mo fenced yd. $900. 180 · VIiia Rentals 2er 1 'hBa, new car· E. Wiison. 828·1473
petJpalnt. $850 lhru Twnh••·style, 38r 675-4912 S900. 1728 Bedford •Do you need lg clean
1 bd Charming view • --------
2"Ba. encl garage. Lane. 827.5107 or 2br 1ba? Garage, new
W/0 hkupa. pool & ----..,......-----310-5964770 x 205 cpt, O/W, storage. 1 pa. S 1 070/mo + •Blufta 38r 2\~ Ba on S750 No Pet 640-2495 $350 dep. 2233 F&r· f ,._ _______ ..,, _ _;_ ___ .:..._:._:--..:....:..
view Rd 548·7001 gmt>en, nr pool, rplc, •Lg 3Br 2Ba, lrplc,
COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2124
CL S Mov•·ln Specl•ll 0 E TO ALL!! Nc..vor 2BR 2BA $850.
2BR 1BA. laundry rm, Pam Agt 540·5880
new ca.rpet. Will ac· or 979·3848
cept 0 C. h ousing --------
$875/MO Move-In Specials!
2284 MAPLE 2 & 3BR l'ownhomesl
CENTAUR MGMT Good loc• 548-7307
642-2288 or 6~1·27~5
E'SIDE BACK BAY
2BA 1 BA am back
yrd, gas w d nk·up.
N o pets $735 mo
6115-163 1 aft 3pm
NEW
NEWPOHT
BEACH 2h69
LOOK!
Newport Beach
2BR Apartment
2 Years New
Avg S&37/mo
For lat 6 Month•
On Our SpecltJll
Call NOwtl
114·650-8310
' HAPPY BIRTHDAY
TO YOU!
Is someone special having e birthday
134 .. 000
Olteft a.t/iun 1·S
at13YallewRd ..........
Gorgaoua 2. atory
condo. t bd w/loft.
mlllbl• entry & kitchen
noora. u .. d brick fplo.
1174,900
Call Joe' 8-48-t 202. TarMll .........
Nl-:Wl'OH I
$950
NEWPORT BEACH ·
1 bd Bel boa Bay Club
• Vut $1725
CORONA DEL MAR •
2bd Oen/bay vu. 1ec
St950 2 car gar. new carpaV patio, lg closets. dbl
tlle/bllnds. S1575/mo gar. new crpt & paint. ., • ~:;·~~~~~:::tm; -~-L-:_o_'';_p~-~-:·-,~-~-:° ..... ::-:-
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View Apt • $2700
WINTER
RENTALS AVAILABLE Remu SC 642-9797 1 & 2BR Units fl'om catod 'I BR with prl· t
in Ml!{' Announce It in the Daily Pilot
end Independent! Send in a non-returnable
photo along with S 1 0 00 or Just a message
with SS 00 end we will publish it on
.. MlJy 7th.
Deadline· MlJt 1st, 5;00 pm. 4 Sala By Owner, 28R
tBA w /apa. R 2
l,tndev. Huge lot 75e0
aq ft , Aaklng
S24S,OOO. &48-5933
.... Verde Beautiful
38R 2~BA twnhm sat
In a qut.t gorgeoua
Mftir'G next to Coun-trf C1ub. Beat unit
In a great location.
1244,900. 882-3295
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Exceptional 38d 2~ a.. muut-1 ..... 1 unit In
private community.
I
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tennla. Don't ml.. ttl
h39,000 (20585)
IRA lWltrtr & Lloyd I llW55S
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Pt:NINSUl.A :.!h07 1BR hou11. CIHn, bay Vl•w. 9T3·9030 546-9081 Waterfront Hom11 Inc.
BY OWN•R Weatctltf
blight aptM:loua, newly
d.c 3Bf 3Ba on comt
IOt w/pool & ataam
rm. $565.000. Gary,
72.5-4, 78/d 142-0830f•
Realtors
631·1400, 76()..36()()
HAI.HOA
Pt.NINSULA 2 107
bright, wshr/dryr, aky· 110 Lido l'•rk Dr. llghl, $825. 04&-1264 Spong speclalt thru 4/30
w Spaclous & cle•n-28R 3Sd11n 2"8• twnhme,
1 Ba, garage, frplc. Jae, Big Cyn golf court•
lg tront/bacl( yard vwl Tennis. pool, apa,
•Cute & cozy 2eFVyrly. CLEAN 1Br $650 mo
aundeck. gar, w/d, ubl with garage Of' $600/
Incl, etepa to market, mo without garage .
$950/mo. 945-H82 No pets. 722-67 t 1
Penthoutt Condo!
On Udo bayl Spec
Oen/bay vwa, 11c
bldg. Prince. 1!154-0487
GOTTA SELL FASTI
•Sharp 2Br 1 Ba hae. 2
blkt 10 tx:h. Gar, new
cpVpnt, no pets $950. + uul. Agt. 835·5-44.S
No matter
what you're
doing, your
hometown
newspaper
5-ACRE RANCH
Great lnv11tment, va·
cation wonderland &
retirement property.
All flat land. Zoned The
r .. ldentlal. $2990.
15 00 dn, 175/mo. liljlllit.
flts tn.
5825/mo. 722·89t9 S1800/mo. &40-5274
2BR 1 ea town home 111 H1rbor Woodl COHO NJ\
DEL MAH 2622 Mesa Verde Attachec Townhomo Steps to
gat, lndry hkup $895 Nwpt Cntr. 2Br 1 Ba, mo. Call Anne Mc· S1 t50 Bkr 640-56&4 •1800 •q ft. ocean/bay Catland 751-4330 w. 2BR 2BA widen &
R Sc All Lg• prim• 38r 2Ba apacloua patio. Avail
emu ra low•r duplex unit, ,,., 5/1. $1850. 673-7892.
SBA 2 ~ BA e11ec: home block to bHCh, lrplc, --,,,.,.-------
Pool. spa, new crp\/ patio w /am ocean •Charming 3BR 2Ba.
pnt. Family neighbor· view, t 1300/mo wooelbUmlng 1rplc, wt
hood. S1700!mo. Poo yrly Eveatwkanda: d hkupa, 2 cat gar,
malnt/gardner Incl 494-7748 D1ya ask walk to bchl $1 350.
The Prudential Ca. A• fOf' Judy: 933.3950 Rachelle 975-7113
atty. Leigh, 725-0690. P'1t gated comm. 3BR Clean, sharp 2Br 1 Ba.
AH Kinds of Jobs For 3BA house, comm neat view, 2 bike to
A.II Kind• of People. pool & apa. aec 1ye., beechl Carpon, patio ~r wtll flnanc•.
1.a00.223-4T•3 Piiot ClaHlfted. $1850. Agt. 844·7888 S925/mo. 675·2558
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low ooet n&-2383 Jim Whvt• &42·7209 landec:aplng. FrM 11t. PUBLIC NOTICE
Comm/A ... Re ... ratff, 14•3&40 or &4e.7217 The Calif. PubMc UtlN-
dalty, bl-wkty or wtcty, Tel... l.8ftdeoaptne t111 Commlulon AE·
Uc & bond. Cd ...... ..-RaPAIRS........ Comm./Rea. CIHn-QUIRES that all uMd
Lovely 1 BR Counyard
aottJng. Gated, pool,
ac1M 1111. Ask about
Spec1a111 942·5858
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doing, your
hometown
• newspaper
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The Daity Pilot & Independent
330 W Bey St.
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
Attn· Clessifled Happy Birthday -------
l J::ress ______ 1
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If you're looklng for •Job,
cl•sslfled has news for you.
LINES DAYS BUCKS
Sell your private party mercoondise in the
Doi~ Pilot Classified CommuMy
Marketplace . Colt today ot 642·5678 and
toke odvohtoge of this great offer. · ·
3 LINES for 6 DAYS for 9 BUCKS ... , t IWw $300., .......,...__._
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loc. MIO. Mn'. Awl c:lfl', NB. Agt 141-6032 Sq. ~ B7' 96rch ..
now. Mmrtc 11.....,-2113 Attractive, pro~ Npt kh 141-6032 A4#
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dudff. Good phone Qu••n or M•J•••r P9l'Hll~ & ~ p I oaJ ~ w/publlc 8 mua1. ..m•. H Mt · eo.1 w/E. Baytronl.
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1, 2, .s..a.crroom C4J(llftt'Mltl"""
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woehtil'/«*yw ho<lltupt, central air ond
garage With liXtl'a ttoroge. ,,,
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ntE NEWPORT ~ (804T Slft AVAll.11)
760o09i9
fN/lWAY Al'AITMENTS ot ltG CAH'tON
6"'-GI09
gw, M05 + '°' uts. Mw!ne A\1'9. upst9llS T9M OY9f' p.yments Avt 1/15 Robyn 144-ol'fk:e, lx14, l300(mo. on .,._ eo... .._. i
5841/Jean &44-4247 1175-1117 dupl9x. Cllll tot~
... ,..._ Cll-Slv 3M hat.IUful OriiC9 Sutta on
Townhoma w/all PCH. 3100 e:. ca.st
amanlUM. L.ndry f.c, Hwy. COM. l2950/mo.
axerciH aru. 1g ~I =~·~·oo~oq~.·~·~·~·~·~ao~a~o~ deck. Fem91a pret'd, t-:
13715/mo + W. uttts. CdM 111na1 offtce .._
Avt lmmed 1131-eHe avail. 230 af & up.
Fam. to •h•r• lg• Rau. Rates. R~ T'Wnh•• by Back e.y. nomlc• 175-1700
$410 + \4 utU. Dawn Costa ..... @ Newport
222.:JMe, 550-7189 ev aaacn, 1850 •q.n.
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iahow you how lo be-
com• a loan omcer. Cell Ben 714-3~1071.
11512 9Mc:f\' IMYd ~. $'9r1 now, gllt!On. 10 tor $200, 1·
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men1urat• w/exp. 9g0ry m.y require you trim, l!urope.n hooks.
Pie ... cd tor Inter· to cWI • 900 number Hardly w0tR. 1950.
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8tnkr etv Nwpt Hat• aru/Ba. Superior AY9,
Nca & s,pKk>us 2JJR 11100/mo M848~1
1' ofe, 28A Apt, frplc, ,Olt I-HJ ApPfOX
vauttad celtlngs, w/d, 1000 ~ ft, cMnery
1525 + \4t utll• · Vltlage nr Udo Jazz
Th• Piiot c1eea1-1 ___ ._,_,_ ... _•_• __ 1 Aul1tant Cuetodlan
ftM Whalher you·r~ buytng
Tha mo11 compreh•n-or slHtlng, C1assifl.ed
alve and cutran1 dltec-CO'lef'S all your naedal
tips, tun or part Uma. J299S, 173-7192.
2 Wk. Jt .. l\lng, women,
men 21 or oldar. can: MA( lllNI HY hO I!>
,...._7 787 Tom CIUb. Vary nice. 01-N• Lrg u:ac •ufla, bch, flee, ••Ion, studio,
pool, tennl8/pvt dack, atorw, 1 a .... t r.t•.
w/d. Happy/claan pro! Call Rob F. 432-3M3
1595 OBO 646-8473
tory ot good• and ..,..
vice• •roundt
Full-Um• tor hom• aoo-e~a..e222 AIR COMPRESSOR OWnet rec:r .. uon cen.1 "c=o~a~T~A~M~a~ ... ~~J~O~e~a~1
ter In Huntington not edverli••d In C8mpbatl/Hausleld. 1
a..ch. FuU benant•. newspaper. An type•, horse, good cond.
WHkend work leQ'd. income•. 24 hour r• 1125/obo. llC).0055
Engll"h nac••••rv. cording. 1-100·733-l'I IS & Call ..o-M78 for 4749. lnte>Mew l!OE
Merchandise _•_lll_l_l __________ ---i1EARN MORE MONET! BERNANS KIDS
PERSONAL TAX STORE
TRAVEL
l\.\ll:\li\I s 1><1111
U8SSTMOUllO Spay.a tamal• 3 yra
Old. FREE lo kwlng
adutt . homa. (Moving,
can't kaep.) Pl••••
call l73-I004.
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
Al UNIGLOBE Priority Travel, we PREPARATION RETAii; SALES have Full Time -& Part Time ..,,...... -"'-""'°"· _,_ commissioned sa.les positions priced, conlld9ntlaf. slv9 & dynamic ~ Al'l'l.11\'.'\( I-S h!l 11
··1 bl ~ h d lfB. t Evening and WMk#nd pie tor Frr poan!On. a1z sfoo. JT HAPPENS TO 'EVERYONE ava1 a 8. 11 YOU 3V8 a BS . -0 appointment• :::. For appt cau Ann Apt. • upright earn. more money,· home or mlna). 24'la7040SC Plan 531-8355
Sl'llH J l/\'l 1
(i(lllllS h!)h!I
Both vulnerable. Sooth deals. creditable job. lf we do have any mla• .... tn beno ,.._ ......... _ w~od GE 220 slOW/OY9n, ...
NORm . . . . . . ' c_...... . Contact Ron Van Aalst at ..... "" .,. .,.. ..,..,... ..., 10 beli..tal Mint oond. 81ltar'• •dee downhln
• A Q J cnticuim, it 1a or ~"" • openma tltl..t to. E•m extra money. o.. SlOO. S3t.a3Ss slmulatlon axarcl•• bid •nd rebid on a minimum hand 141644 8860 Reg. Tu Preparer liver tha HunUngton .machine. Works e11cet-
'V Q 10 8 with no high c•rds in the loni suit. ] -Call Bolt 417·'1734 Beach/Fountain V•ll•Y Wa•Mf/Oryer, 1145 •a. lent, J)..-fect condhkln.
0 A K 9 2 ~-----~l;t~ha~d~bM~n~o~ba5d~d<y~f.ifo~'~So;,ba~·11;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~Jn.dependent-T-tun..-lahw•-.h•~ , "' OY9f' ISOO. • K J 10 piro.wbowuinthe bole(orq••i•aa days ••rly morning fr+ge ...... S848 mu•I ••II l•SO •-----~~ST HST liiL Fitiilly, it gee.med, matU'rt were hour•. No colacilons Wa•h•r/Dry•r, whit• PllUI 848-0180
'7 • 9 6 0 S • 8 4 2 h-.n • ·-L ! ••-up TO lnvotYed. NHd to be M•yt•g. 1176 firm. "'""•'nnm1 to i.iu.e a tum or w• .... , Wed d ett ot 1 a ~ K J 9 ~ A L. • av .... n" aya v v uetter. ln1tead of closin1 out the from 8PM 10 Thur11
0 •• 3 0 lo 7 • • .-. N ~L <>-.. •L L--' L--' • • Whlta rafrlg WAC• nJUIJll!r, On.n•.:JUUUI nau ltfttclMIU. d•Y9 3AM. Valid CA. rnaker Qr.ML~
• 9 8 • • 1 8 IS S 2 to• 1mall 1lam off both the ace and DL# and in.utance-a -u ·
S•OKUTIOB7 kin1 of t.nltnp&. However, a-tunny $ a·o··u~.-.. ~;:·~Oe.714/042-4333, 50. MO-Ul3. • thing happenacl on the w~ to
\) 8 1 IS • 3 2 disutei. DdOl 11 SUPERIKTS •OllMH• 1M0'••
V Q J WHt'1 low club lead was won in W"kend wortc, •haft a ch•lra, table, {2
• A Q the cloeed hand with the queen, and hr•, good pay. Mu•I lea'las) buffet. HOO.
The bidding: a tromp waa led. For reuorui known be bilingual. Micro-eeo.eae~
tl1H:'IOllUl!t. t.011 1
Garage
Sales
Transportation
HtJAI S ;011 South West North Eut on1yto him..elf, WHtdecidedtogo PER MONTH w•119 as»u•.l 74·7093 ~ draaaer l300, I V' , Pau 2 0 P... up with the lting, and srut wat the ln1trvclor PIT 2 chairs $80 ••· 1 !win 111• Cla•slc SPffCI Boat
2 ~ Pua 8 )l Pua fall thereon. Declarer won the dia· Beg·Adv w l•alllng bed 150. 873-0958 w/John•on motor,
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'84HONDA
NIGHTHAWK
,... gia.r • .., helmet.
good *"· runa grea1. 21.751 Mii••· C•ll
Kavin, 714/94W45t
after lpln.
'8e Aoura L ... nd L
Red coupe w/phone. 75k ml, Otlg owner
117,89S. l60-4all
I i\J)lf I.AC' tto-io
'79 a.vii ... Whlle w/
rad laathef int, moon-ro.ol, . orig owner.
11800 obo. 175-2211
or 875-0002.
fl1\ISl lN !IOhU
•70 ••oz t4.ooo
080, good con$tlon,
Musi aaNI 4-apeed,
7•.a.-..aL'¥mag ... ..•.
71Fonl ...... r
4 X 4, rebuMI 9n0loa,
ctutch, prenure pteite
& ttwow out baaring.
Brand MW catb, ,.._
dti"tor & bl'ak••· Cal
8en,,, Gina. 645-3717
or 831""59.
I INC tll N '11.!U
LINCOLN '71
C•nt'"•ntel 480
eng. n.18 good 11295 Must ... 1 64z.o517 ...
M<1 11140 Pan Pw ;. mond· •hift, finn&ed the ten o . , . club. 87a.eoec> attar 4pm or Iv msg run• gd. $2200. Alao
Opening lead: Nine or • tn.imna and another "ea1y" olam * NO Cll1ECTm * u--1..--•-DREXEL bdf"m •et. Tho-Evkwvda, John.on & '79 MQ8, ~ conv., .,~ ....,. .. """ masvHI• hutch, Lana Yamaha ••rvk:• 6 ra-AIWA pullou'I f9bultt rolled home. Ught duty/PT W/Ulllng dining ta~. 4 chrs .,. pair. 1418 H18 C8tb. new 1g.:itt., wtfa
It never r•irui but it pours. Even lnterettingly enough, declarer ckJb. eTa..eoeo oak dr•••at w/mlrror, 11 Ft. Schock: -.Clrlc rim•. 12800 OBO.
•t the bridge Lable, once thing1 alart would 1urely have gone down Md Ofrlce •---wall unit, sotabad, boat 'U-oood c~ ~3
10in1 agley a de.luge seem• t.o rollow. North uted Blackwood and then Ea ( • · t _..,,.... •let'eo, area rug. C•H tlon, iT.00
Take the cue of our rriend Boril aetUed in alam. South would •-ve f Y ffiOmtng mo Or UrcMoaY Pnictlca. Eicp 117~-1314 for appt 87IJ.4980...,.. ,.., nee, 'Medkat• bllllng ~·ft~w~ .. ~m~A~""~•~nd~•·c..Jl'ii~:;i;;,;'i;i;;j;;--JI Sc~~i::.~ a !~b::0:tc':!~p~ ~;~~·~w":o~~k:°~h!~~ routes available. Deliver & PIC. Jllllan eso-2233 KlNQSIZE WATERBED . ~:. •!:_~=h~ .. ~o 1HS SOii ......
how to bid • balanced 20 point.I Pff No-wave m8ttr"•· In-Yam•h•, •••I• 5, 91 Claan. ' 13500 clubs would marlt that card with Monday thru Saturday Vtrtfltr cw.. frame & hHd· Tr•llrtta 19~.en.1123 ..... ~749 opPQ9ite partner'• openinr bid. This South. Thererore. Eat would h8ve . • Needed 1 morning .,., bawd. Good cond~ ....,, .......,. .. .._....... -
dea1 ia rrom a n.ibber·bridge game•t to hold the ace of heart.. and WeM Must have w••lc (Thur•d•y). tlonl Ont)' $200. c .. 1 Graat cone! w/oar•. the old Hamilton Club in London, would have known that. rising with Huntington Ba•chl W.1904, INY9 me•
and ~ reel that North did quite • the king could be fatal. Foun1aln Vallay .,... uge. -"""',•· .,."°",~~'-.. •!!'R•
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACfllQSS
1 Attired
'"""""'""' i Enlr11t1C91
""""""
'"'''"" 59 Anthflldt•.
e.g.
d d bl tr rt ti Good P•Y Include• NATVRAl. wicker coo-' ... "'"" ._, epen a e anspo a on mllaaga. Mull have vert•Crlb, 50'• alyt• ~·~~~.:·
r911able car and Insur· china cablnel antique I~~~· -~=~~-1 and 11.abt"lt"ty t'nsurance &nc•. CAM 714-rnapla twin ~. con-Cl .. 91o Dutn•~ 11' · • 985-3030ii•k for Rha. l•mpor•ty •nlartaln-Elac Boat. Totally ,..
· Monay talks ... and mant cantar, book· furb. New motor, bal• CALL 642 4333 Cluslflad •peaks tts caMS, luU-9'1:• haad· lariel, switch• p91nt. • langUllga. =df°'c;:~~,~~ ::~1a1~v •• 1:
COSTA MESA, NEWPORT BfACH "FAST
lHULT"
SllYICI·
For M Action
5*'2$11{h 151-4262/W
FIND . ... ....-t
l'CIHSC 111' fll 7'l
1MO 311 lloodttor
l\f'OtV/b&aclll:, aoMd, CA
b l ack plate car ·
fll1140. 129,500.
1714)454-8314
••'87 Callc8•• Bright M . u:cthnt
condition, AM/FM
sttreo, A.JC,, CrulH,
Tih ~. 54k ""· 17500. c.ii &tl-9t47
15 Earth goct6Ms
18 Soap p1Wl1
llO Cubic: met• 61.Nol on,..,.
62~
53 lrrll•blll
6'I Sotorlly
DIHCTOlY .. ·or Ke~ult
S<>rv1t•e C.:r.11
642-1671
Cal I
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AD-VISOR
642-5678
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39 Ireland: PQel. 40 Aeaponaibllily
41C...-
42 lrnpettent ... .., ...
44 Auction word
45 By dil't1 of .e Demonlttsle
.. Room., ..
52 Toron1o'• locallon ~
5e -Brevo
51 Sect: IUtt. .... _
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1 Mlner'1 lend
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3 """"' -4 Gene!ic-coda
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5 VMrnlnQ . """"' ,.._.
8 Mt . C.negia
I Bird group
10 Love In Rome
11 Bulls''°" 12 OUllW'WIM
13 ''. .. -but not hMfCI'"
21 °"*1:acl
22 ClauitiM ,.,._
21 En -: ._...,
2'8 Forget to My 30 Mine entrenoe
31 -32 Soutnau ,, __
34 1121 e...tn •• 35 Roman deity
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44 -twd: 1)1)8 otetbltroa
45 Comc>oMd 47Y*""IN -41 Hank• lot .. _
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TAURUS (April 20·M1y 20): f:a\.
.,._.I,. ~ll'Y 10 •llptrilltofnt, 10 t..c
produ.rtt. IO Lt111h at your own foiWa
Your e«O\lftttnl wlll h1vt 90inethln9
tl1nlflcan1 to ttll you ptiO!' to 6 p.R'I.
C..lnl wUI p&ty penMOUn l tv&e.
CIMINI (May 21·Jurw 20). hnoM
who M llfnlfkant rol" In your-·
Nrio ett Ubly to N born wndofr Tau•
....., LM, Sc:orpto ind c:G)lokl h.tw theitt
~ illltiall in ltwir NMftl D. M. Y, Ch«k,... ,m°""'"4W., .
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plffft fill it110 pl.,_ -rou'll M on -..aw 1111C1Cku.t·ffNaneitl 1ro11nd
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Ntion hlghlightt icHM thet can t. .,.
v•loped into vleblof, vahuble COMTptl,
Check t'OPJri1htt, protttt yovr· c:rt1·
tioN. OldH indivldlUJ dKI•"'• "If yuw
need 1nythi.n1. ;.,.. .Ur" scoano (Oct. ll·Nov. 21 ): A1tt:n·
tton revetlv" around l•rs•r 1vdl•nc:•.
•nc:ount•r whh bllin1111I lndl•idual
who lnhudUCft you to fottlan c:vltin•.
Acttnt dHlr• to l••rn. Out•t1ndtn1
debt will be pmtd. At latll
SACITI'AAIUS (Nov. ll·DK. 21 ):
...... lilrlli..
See vour car
make tracks!
M1M ptftOMI 'Pf'H"'""· weer 1~
ol purp&t l.f'lod pink. Un• ,..L.rion.tllp
lnten•lfJ.., Opportt.1nity •1ei1t1 10 11k•
di~ c:harp of your OWft deeflny. L-.
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eention ~olwa•round hotM, lllit\lrity,
l••'llly rel•t1on1hlp1, •erit1I 1111111
You'll pt c:..th ton1 °"""'"'' Conllftv· l\k# with lndlYidw.i lftllponrtly con •
UMd to hoMI, hoaptl&I .
AQUARIUS (,Jan. 20 ·F8. II): You
ml1h1 W ....c .. imjn1. "\that 1 T.-.day.
wh9t I deyr" Wlahn OOIM INt. )'OU win
INnde •nd ll\f1""11tt lMportlftl "'°""
Ad••ntttMfttl "'*' In ,,... o( bull·
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rt9CIS (M. lt·Mafth 201: F111tlly
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pettlc:\pation Jn ,toneitrtn1 ~I.
frwh ...,. lft dlftn.nl dlrwtkm, Confl·
~ .....,..._ yow'll bf, n.ditllld with
tOftttpt tMt '°'8kl rnult lft M•"'
profll. .. ..., doMntk .. ,... .... "' •·
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1•• P'ORD neo 6
• Dually. larlet ex·
1andad cab. Whlta.
32,000 mlla•. Bed
liner' chrorN' Wheel•.
good tlrn. ..Clllni condlllonl 4IO v-e. eoo111: vmua: 111 ,ooo.
M~sl •all 115,000
090.Me-Otao
llM KARMAN OHtA 11
VOit. ~ VoOcf bocty, pan, paint, •••te,
bump•r•. brake•,
trenaim.alon & ,..
"'"· Nffda: Interior worlll:, •unroof & -.700 141 0290. c.-ktC-.cl
In 11untlnSr'on 8Mch
1•7Tv.w. aua
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