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Tlllldly, J• 2, 1892
Dairy Pilot Ballot
Pilot picks
for local
primaries
~ Who we picked , and who
we didn't: A review of our
candi date endorsements.
Following is a review of the
Daily Pilot's endorsements in
today's primary ba ttle:
4Sth CONGRESSIONAL
v Peter Buffa
Costa Mesa's former mayor is
the perfect fit for this newly
created congressional district.
The leading candidate, Rep.
Dana Rorhabacher, has been
fun to watch but he seems to
have spent more time yelling
and complaini ng than he has
trying to fix things. Buffa,
well-connected with the local
GOP, is prone to compromise
and considering other points of
view. A good pick.
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70th ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
v Mary Hornbuckle
The incumbent, Assemblyman
Qil Ferguson, is seeking a fifth
term in Sacramento and -
wh ile he has represented the
district.we11 -it's time for a
change. That changes comes in
the form of Mary Hornbuckle, a
Costa Mesa council member and
GOP moderate. Hornbuckle's
tenure on the council speaks of
integrity, honesty and ah ability
to listen, think and draw a
reasoned conclusion. A sure bet.
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69th ASSEMBLY DlSTRicr
v Tom Mays
This is the clash of the titans.
Three incumbent assembly
members with only one winn er.
Assemblyman Nolan Frizzelle
has been in Sacramento for 12
years, Assemblywoman Doris
Allan for 10. Add them up and
you have a good argument for
retirement. Assemblyma n Tom
Mays, the former mayor of
Huntington Beach, is jusl
finishing up his freshman term
in Sacramento and already is
considered one of the GOP
golden boys. Mnys. No contest.
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HARBOR COURT
,..-Margaret Anderson
or Mike Jacobs
For a bunch of lawyers, these
ca ndidates sure know how to
muddy the water. But, despite
the shrill accusations flying'back
and forth between these
candidates, each one ~ould
probably make a decent juClge.
Debra Allen is the hometown
favorite in Newport while
Cameron Quinn may be the only
ca ndidate who has avoided
mud-slinging. But using
· experience auhe scale,
Margaret Andcrmn (currently a
judge in fullerton) and Mike
Jacobs (veteran prosecutor) arc
the best picks. Your" choice.
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Dally
Piiot
Index
Most popular vacation spots boolced
with Love To Travel in Costa Mesa:
1> Mexice
2) Hawaii
3) Jamaica •
Serving the O range Coast since 1907 26 cants
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Election information No . easy wins for incumbents ' M hours: 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. today. .
for lnlonnadon: Call the rtgillJili's olfa at (714) 567·7600.
m: The SecreWy "' St.ate is Ptediaina a 4" pen:enc voter lumout si.atewide. In Or~ge
County, offldals estimate a similar
tumout, ~on the
much~ YOlet outrage lactor. said one offk:ial: ·'The
frUllratior ol voters could be
shown in two ways: by either not png to vote or going to \IOte."
~.tegislators are looking a bit nervous this year in the face
of strong challenges from within their own political parti es.
By Russ Loar
Staff Writer
In this anything-goes election year,
political pundits are hedging their bet~
and incumbents are edgy.
One day before the California prima·
ries, local in~umbents said they "ere
caugtit off guard by the fever pitch of
the primary campaigns.
"I wa' ~urpriscd at the intensity," said
Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-Huntington
Deach). "I guess 1· had to expect I would
be the target of a·lot of negative attacl.!>.
I guess that comes "ith the territory."
Rohrab~\chc r, 44, has been aggres-
sively chollenged for the Republican
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~~'°""'""~ Costa Mesa Senior Citizen Committee chainvomah Mari e Maples: ''Everl senior person dreads
the time when they must go into a nursing home ... I'm gonna fight it. I m gonna stay away."
When apathy turns into neuJeCt .
~ Nursing· home reform ·advocates say families must get involved.
By LoriAnn Sasheda
~HW!tet •
B uried somewhere ut th e bottom oJ a chart in ·a local nu~in_s home is a . •
notation orderina that drugs be gi\'cn to a patient for depression "due to lack
of visits by family member:.."
And it's that ab cncc of a family pre cncc, and lhc ubtle cgregation that come
alona with it, which constitute one of the bisgc~t bimicr:. to nursing home reform,
c,xpcrts say. ·
"There is no outcry 10 stop "hat's happening becau c people don't , .. nnt to
believe wl\at i &<>ing on." ~id P:u McGinnis, , .. ho founded Californi:. Ad,ocatcs
for Nursing llomc Reform mon: than a decade ago. "Mnny people ha\c put their
See SOLUTIONS/l7
QUOTI Of THE DAY
nominJtion to the new 45th Congrcs·
sionol District by Costa Mesa Council·
man Peter Duff:i. The third Republican
in the three-man GOP race -66;ycar·
old Huntington DCJch Councilm.m Peter
Green -ran a lcss-,oc.il campaign on a
shoestring budget.
Dunng the l:ist da) '> of the c:.imp:iign,
Buffo, 43, unveiled ~ r;idio commercial
featuring an endorsement message from
Michael Reagan, ~" of former Presi-
dent Ronald Reagan ··It's been :i big
See ELECTION,/Back Plge
.Term limit
·di'ive nears
ballot mark
~ Effort marks the second
attempt to qualify measure
restr'icting council members
to two four-year terms.
By Steve Sa ach
Statt Wlflter
NEWPORT l31:ACH -Sup-
porters of a me;i.,ure to put hm1t) un·
C11~ Council terms predict toJJ) 's
elec11on Ja~ pu-.h for signatures "111
~urp.1ss the minimum number needed
for placing the tn1t1.tll\e on' the No·
'ember b;illot. J
I la' mg ~lreaJ, ~ollected : .000 !.ig·
natures. mem~cr-. of the c11i£en~·
group Nc"port Residents to L1m1t
Cit) Council Term:. sa) th~) expect
today's efforts <II Newport polling
sites to add another J ,500 to the list.
The group need ::ibout 6,000 valid
signatures to quahf) t~ measure for
the ballot.
.. We hope to get a gooJ qual1t)
bun-. of registered voters," said
Mana "Hedge . coord1n:uor of 1hc pc·
tition drive and '"fc of Councilman
John Hedges. "Conservathely. "e
could get 1,000, but l think "-C "111
pass that -cert:iinly by the end of
the week."
Thi is the second attempt to qual-
if) a measure that \\OU!d restrict Cit)
Council members to t\\O fouMc:ir
terms. In 1990. a l!1mil:u in1t1Jtl\C. fell
short by 281 signJtures. Hedges ~Jid
public support anJ \Olunteer help
hJ\C been much rrongcr this 11mc .
"There \\:IS onl~ a hJndful ot pco-•
pie IJM time. l\c.: got o pc.:urk
easy," she said .... 1 here :ire pknl) of
people out there "ho "''ant it and
\\JOI It bad!). Pcl1plc JU't "ant tu sec
it al all le\cl~."
Hedges said a m.lJOr rca on the
in111ame hJs been more :.ucci.: slut
tl11s time is that 11 lacks the contro-
'cr ~ "hkh surrounded the prc,ious
measure.
Rather than put the term limit
into effect immcJiatcl), the current
mc:i urc "ill lie\.. 1n dunng the 199~
elections. It "ill not affect those "ho
\\ 1n C•1mpaigns thi~ fall.
This initiati'c is also not a lifcttmc
ban. tis "as 1hc pre' ious mc~urc.
After scf\ing l\\ll consccuti\e ttrm •
officeholder can ed. re-election if
they si t out four ye.irs.
Couns:ilman Hedges propo cd n
similar measure an a meeung four
months ago, but foiled to romance
fcllo\ membc~ to support 11. The
council rejected the proposal, 3) ing
a-limit \\:lS un1teces ary bccau c the
electorate has con i'tcntly sho"'n 11s
di!>Sati faction by \Oling members out
of office . ·1 hey al'O argued that limit
"ould c;iu e too much 1urnmcr, lcav·
in!! the council inc\pcr1cnced
l3uth lJ'\ 11\c and ltuntm~ton Dc<1ch
hmit council mcm~r' to ~t"o term .
Co~IJ Mc a h:is no term l11n1t .
Once the anca urc ho.\ enough ~1&·
See TERM LIMITS'11ct hll
CUSSIRlD AD Of 00 DAY
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v ' Tuesday. June 2, 1992
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!Locals Only
Carlos Von Son
HE IS-------
A senior ut UC Irvine graduati_I!&
in the top 8 percent of his class, who
moved io this country six years ago to
seek health care after n hunting ac-
cident left him paralyzed.
In 198::!, he and a friend had been
tracking a motrntain lion in a canyon
100 miles outside Mexico City. His
friend stumbled on a rock and
dropped· his shotgun. The gun dis-
charged. striking Carlos in the back.
For se\Cn hou1i. he lay paralyzed
waiting for help.
CHANGED LIFE-------
At the time, Carlos had been work-
ing as a contractor and agricultural
adviser to farmers. All that changed.
"In a way, I thought, I would survive," he said, but somehow an-
other part of me died there, too."
Four years after his nccidcnt, Carlos ldt his family and friends
in Mexico to se;irch for better rehabili t:uion facilities in Califor-
nia. He drove to Los Angeles in a small cnr, re-built for his needs.
THE FAST LAN-------'---------
"Drivins on the freeways was so scary," he said. "Everyone was
going so fast. They were horning me all the way. I rented a room
and I didn't" le:l\e it.'_.
With little Englti.h l»il-.ill, Carlos picked up the phone book that
night and beg.in making calls. Eventually, he J1ooked up with a
program ,that gave him :i job :is a live -in attendant for a quad-
riplegic man in I luntington Ucach. He then enrolled in classes at
Orange Coast College aml worked as a Sp~1ni:.h tutor.
FOUND HIS CALLIN·-----------
Through the accident anJ l>Ubsequcnt 4ucst for health care and
education. CJrlm luund hii.· c:illing. I le enjoys writing short stories
and l>omcd.1) "anb to tcJch comparati' c literature at a Southern
CaliforniJ colkgc
PAYING IT BACK----------
··wi1h all the~c progr.11m helping J1:-.1bled m1dents in educa-
tion, I feel I ha,e·to pay California bad. !IOmchow," he suid.
C:irlos "ill ea.rn hb bachelor's degree in ~ocial ecology and
Latin American literature on JUJ1c 13. Toda 1, he doc:. volunteer .·
work in l\\O prl)g(,1ms at CC that provide ~uppurt for low-
income student:. .ind ac.idemic cuun~clim! for minorities. He re-
cently recc1,·cd J 11.'llo""hip to !-tUd) :.it UC S.1nt.1 Cruz. "here he
\\ 111 "or!. on h1:. ma-.1cr':-degree.
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. Newport omclals prepare to
trim from $90 mllHon budget
NEWPORTlJEACR -A fairly 1ea t y
S90 million budget is slated for City Counci l
:idoption on June 8, but city departments arc
still considering ways to cut up to 5 percent
of their costs in case the state decides to
keep money from locnl governments.
The council has reviewed o proposed
budget for fiscal year 1992-1993 that
anticipates con tinued, though modest,
increases in revenue next year. The city will
start the new fiscal year off July I with :.l
general fund balance of about Sl8.3 million
and expects general fund revenues to
increase by about 4.76 percent overall.
The sales tax base is nbout Sl million
lower than usual because of this ye ar's
recessionary conditions, but sales tax revenue
is nlso expected to increase slightly -about
4.5 percent -next year, according to City
Manage r Kevin Murphy. Ded tax revenue
from the city's hotels is expected to increase
by abour 4.5 percent too.
• The city's dive rse sources of revenues,
including l:ind"1eases for the Dalboa Bay
Club, the Balboa Y:icht Dasin and Deacon
Day, also help provide a steady income,•.
Murphy noted. "We're just re:il lucky," he
said. •
Meanwhile, expenditures next year will
drop from S96 million to $85 mill ion. A
decrease in capital expenditures from SJO
million to S 17.8 million is a key factor.
The city's revenue still is threatened,
however, by the financially strapped state,
which continues to look for ways to balance
its budget. Among. the proposals state
officiuls are considering is holding back such
money as vehicle license fees that
tr:iditionally have been paid out in significant
quantities to cities.
Mu·r h has thus directed ci t staff to
come up with altern ative budgets that eut
spending by 2 ~ to 5 pen:ent.
-By t/Jc Dnily Pi"11
Estancia'~ drama department
picks up armful of awards
COSTA MESA -Estancia High School's
production drama department brought home
an armful of awards from Sunday's 22nd
annual MACY awards for excellence in high
i.chool musical theater.
The MACYs -an acronym for Music und
Art Commendntioh for Youth -were
pres~nted during a five-hou r program that
pad.cd the auditorium of Irvine's South
Coa~ Community Church. Fifteen schools
mounted e:-.cerpts from their musicub <ltHing
the fei.ti\ities.
fatancia reaped l\\O major production
honors for its show, Stephen Sondheim's
''Sweeney Todd, the Demon llarbcr of Fleet
Street" -the Teatro del Arte award for
excellence in tackling an exceptionally
Costa Mesa
More rh.111 a 1hous:ind doll:11'$ wonh of surveillance cquirment was stolen Saturday from a car P.arkcd In the 200 block of Bristol Street. The items. including
3 camcorder and micro cai.sc11cs, were in u n)lon bag. • Someone tried to pry open the s3(c 11 Wcldons
Rcstaur.1nt in tlie 200 block of Dristol Street, but ap-parcnlly failed and left imply h:andcd. ~ncrs of the restaurant bcc:ime su~p1ctous \\hen they went to work lhJI day :ind round cignrelle :ashes :ill O\'er the Ooor. Pot;cc believe the burglar got in through u dooJ that was in:idvertcnrly left unlocked. • A compact disc player worth more than S 1.000 wa~ srolen Friday from u cu r that was p:irked 111 lhe Shark Club in rhc 800 block of Oc:u r Srrect. The thief ap·
parcntly pried the window open 10 gc1 in. • Someone broke into the g;ira11c or a home In the 2.SOO bk>ck of Orange Mcmon:il Day und slok a mo-
I.DCM. lMEMTim:
Newport Beach 65/56
hlboa: 66/56
Costa Mesa: 68/59
Corona del Mar: 65/55
TlllAY:
A 1~tionary ridp o( hiah prn•ure will
continue to kffP l~peraTum warm and
th~ 1klfl dear. low coast.Al momlna ctoudt
-tll bum off by mld·momln1 Md tunny
aides will pttvall. Hight near-70t near t~
bf.ache• and ne1r-80t lnlaod.
FaCAST:
Nilht and mornlna low ctoudt clearing
10 Talr sklH and sllahtly cooler
ttmperaturfl throuaJ! Th~. lows In
th. hlsh SO. and loW 60t. Hlgtti upper 60t
to low 70..
•1111:
No co.tttal .ecMtoriet m potted. West
to Southwest wlnd.t, 10 to 1S ltnott wtth 2
fooc .... this aftmt00n lftd ewmna with •
southwHt ""'' of 3 fHt. ..,..
Sunme: 5:50 a.m . 54MHt1 l :OS p.m.
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Managing Editor Steve Marble .•. 642-4121
Carny Tom Davis dismantles the Wave Swinger ride at lions Park in Costa Mesa
Monday. The three-day run of the annual Fish Fry Carnival ended Sunday.
Kobrin takes a breather
Colummst Jerry Kobrin is t.lking the day
off to recover from his recent move.
Kobrin, and the Community Forum Pase.
will return to the Daily Pilot line-up on
Thursday. • R~urant writer i\\arl;i Bird will not
appear in today's paper but she will return
in the Weekend is.sue ThursdJy Jnd in
next Tuesda 's Pilot.
ambitiou:!I project :ind the 'il>itini; judge:!I'
a\\;ird for best prc.,entation Ju ring Sund.1) \
pro1;r.1m.
Additionallv, the l\\O st.tr\ of "S"ecn1...v
Todd," Oento'n Melbourne and Steph.1111c
Durden, \\Cre voted be:.t actor ;1ml actre'i. vi
the year (Melbourne was one of tl11ee ac101'
t)1ing for the honor). Durden ~ilso recci\ed
-the SSOO Artlr-0:1ker Scholarship for
gradu~11ing drama students scheduled to
:ittcnd UCl.
Other Estancia performers honored were
J:ti.on lleverly, Vane:.sa Haney, l\.turr.1~
Orown. Michelle D~ckcr, Stephen King .inll
Cai.cy Oatbaro. Speci:il recognition \\,li. gi,'cn
to Estancia\ ensemble and set del>ign. Th'C
show was directed l>y Richard Grny und
0.1rbara Va1\ Hoh.
Co)ta Mesa High School's entry in the
MACYs wus "Oliver," and awards "cnt to
Lane Merrirield, l\.tonique Monje , Aubria
Allen, Chrbtophcr Anclam, l\.tarcus Slane.
torcycla helmet.
Newport Beach
Sc\·cnry.fivc carton) of cigarcttci. "Orth S 1.4% \\ c1 c i.tolcn from 0.1ycourt Liquor 111 .3601 J.1ml'l\11c.: Ru.1J at about S a.m. S.11urcJ.1v. The front \\ llld\I\\ \\( the
Store \\ OIS Sm<t)hCJ, cttin~ off an al.1rm 1 h.: \I.Ire O\\ ncr c.1llcd police .mt.I told them nut to rc)ix•nJ h.:·
c:iui.c of a recent ra)h or r.1he :ilarm . • A 5Uf\Cillance camera r.:corcJc:J theft, ur S9.0 I!
worth or womcn'i. clothing frum ihc ltoh111\lt1i') J.,:.
panmcnt i.1orc :11 tOI Newport Center Omc hct\\ecn
11 :30 a.m. :ind I p.m. Thuf')day. The c;1mcra re:· corded ,t\\O men :mil one woman enlcrin~ lhc i.rore, placing rhc clothing in u b.111 anJ lc;l\ ini:. The :.i1i.-
pcc1s returned 1wicc 10 stc:1I uJd11ional t:lo1h111&. The 1h1cvcs were .1pp;1re111ly not tliscovcrc..J 110111 ~•ore
em1'IO)'CC) rcv1c\\cJ vicJco tape from the Uf\etllJncc c.1m1.r,1. • A IJr.C, p.1f 11ally CJICll piu.1 and J can or J1c1
Darin Will1;1111s, Aimee· Uell, I k i<li 'Light\ Oct,
Nolan ~lakaawaa" a. Scan I h hon anJ Neal · \\'i~liam:,. 'I he :,how\ !>-Ch :ii o earned ... pccial
rccogn it ion
Nc"port lfarbor I ligh School earned
sc,eral trophies for 11) production ol ''The
P.1j.1ma Game." Achievement :.J\\\\r<ls \\Cllt to
Karin Sali!>bury, Kerri Vicker • Ul).tn
Gro!>l.ructz. Ju,tin ~kJd.,, Da\·e \\'cir,
Tunrnra \\'illiarm anu Kate L\On. as \\Cll as
the cni.cmbk of fJctory Janccri..
. Other high :,choob performing in the
awar s prngran ' ~ e , ,
\VootlbriJge, Orea Olind.1, ~!bi.ion Viejo,
Can)on, Santa ~targJrit.1. faper.1nza, Mater
Dei. l;I Dor~1Jo. Tr .ibu1...·o ll1lb and Scrv11e.
The t-IAC\' ;m.irc.h \\Crc crcJtcd by John
.ind Lee Ch1ldrc'>" 111 Lo., Angeles \n 1971.
\\hen the Ch1ltlrc'>sC'> mo,ed to L1gun.1
Oc;ich in 11177. the} rclocateu the program to
Orange County.
-lJJ Tum Titus
Free baseball tickets
-"( . offered to local seniors
COSTA r-.IESA -Four free t1d..cts to to-
morro\\ 'l»i Angles b.iscball game "ith th-.! Mtl-
\\ .1111..ce Ure\\C(S arc 3\ i.li labk :it the co ... l.l
r-.tci.a Sc111ur Center. Any senior 1...1tizen inter-
C)tCU in attcm.hng the g.1mc b in' itcd tu call
the center .it MS-2356 to claim a ticl-.et, on J
firi.t come, frr:.t :!lel"\-ed ba:!li'i.
Game time is 1 :05 1>.111. \\'cdne:-day, June
J. The ticl.;ei.. \\ere tlon:itcd to the Senior
Center by the llri-.101 P.111-. Medical Group.
-IJ.v Ilic U11ily Pilot
Coke were )lOkn frum .1 lmu\..: on the 100 bl\)\k or 3S1h Street \\IHI..: fl\c female UCI "utknl) l.:.1~i11g the hou.-.c ,1q11. Lntry 10 th.: h~1u c w.h m.1dc )01111:-
11m..: hcl\\CCll 11 :.311 p.m. 1 hur~J.1v and 7:45 .1 m. r ri· d.1y. thruugh a p.111i.1lly open t..111.:f1cn \\imfow. One uf rhc \ictim) .muk.: nt about :! a.m. \\h..:n )he hc11rJ
lvobt.:ps uub11..lc the hou e, b1.11 \\Col bJtk lu i.lccp. The ~1ud~nb iotJ police 11 )tmilar inciJcnt occurred on May 18 when ;i m.111 a1tcmp1ccJ to rcad1 through
un o~n \\1t1dow uf th.: hou\c to ,ICJI 3 puri.c \\hilc: the fcm.11.: \l~llm WJ) a\k~·p. lhc \!Clim scrc.imrd ancJ the mJn ll'J \\ i1ho1.11 the pur).:. • Someone: cnl~recJ the t.IJrrtOll 1 lutd al .500 ll:iy· \iC\\ Circle und i.tolc a ::6-inch M.1gna\o' lOlur 1cle\i· ~ion \\Orth SWO from rile hotel lounge llCl\\CO:n I und
3 :i.m. Frid.1y The night m.111.1gcr di\covcrcd the 1hcf1. • An 9 9 hor~Cpo\\er Suzuki nlOIOr worth s2.ooo WllS
~•olcn l:bt \\'CCI. from u d111~hy "hirh \\ .1s on the deck ur the "O,•£hOU\C" buJI cJod.\'.tl Ill lhc UJlbo3 m3rina al WI E<il>l CuJ~I I ligh\\3)'.
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Kids and poltticans tell the
most imaginative whoppers
T he other day, during our bedside chat, my
daughter Christi was telling me about
Elizabeth.
That day EliLabeth h:id tolJ Christi during
------recess that she used to live on :i
"' furm and lwd to go out every
morning and feed a magic cow
th:it laid golden eggs. There were
other rc1nark~1ble thi ngs about _
the farm, such as :i barn as big as
a shopping mull.
Last week, EliLnbeth revealed
that she'd recently tlicd and
..__ .. _....._ _ _,come back to life with a
rccomtructcd body and a new m fJllm lifestyle. She'd been a princess in
------her previous life.
Editor's
Notebook
I thought Christi was going to
ask me if these things could
po sibly be true. Uut she !laiJ she
-----· knew they weren't. She's app:uently used to Elizabeth's stories.
"I like them," Chrbti saiJ. "It '>hows she has :rn
imaginative mind.''
I told Christi it eemed her friend enjoyed
telling whoppers. She th ought th.11 was a very
funny word.
"Whoppers ... whoppers ... whopp er s," she said,
mulling over the delicious sound and grinning a ·
half smile the way kids do "hen they're hearing
something mildly pn.:po-.tcrous from an adult.
l didn't tell Christi I found her friend's
whopper-telling abilitie!t only fair to middling.
Now when I was a kid, we had a world class
''hopper spinner in the neighborhood.
OK. I admit it. It was me.
I remember one time when l wus in
kindergarten, during the two ,\leeks before Easter
I managed to ge t every kid on the block belie' ing
th;.1t we were all going to turn into bunny rabbits
on the night before Easter Sunday and live fore, er
:iftcr in a land \\here all the tree!. had ripe
cherricll on them and e'cl)one li,ed on sweet
brc,1kfo!.t cereals amt chocolate. t-.luch thl! s.1m1.:
lin e some of the telcvbion' evungelbts put out
thc~c da)S, uni) it Jidn't cost :1n)thi11g. I <lid tell
••
Can't .. Get
Any Lower
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everybody they'd have to convert to Catholicism,
but that evidently seemed a small price to pay.
There w:is no pay-off in it for me. I didn't tell
everybody they h:u.J to give me all th eir worldly
possessions before the big transmogrification. for
me, it was pure entertainment. Since everybody
wus on the bandwagon, l ended up half bel~eving
it too, kind of like Ronald Reagan.
-The mo~t interesting part-of-the bunny-whoppc
was when it didn't happen. l just disavowed any
responsibility for it. My source for tilt whole thing
had been my pct rnbbit, and 1 was the only person
he would talk to. r-uuy issued a statement
through me that the re ason it hadn't worked was
that someone had failed to believe hard enough.
,When I think back on it, it's really surprising 1
didn't go into politics.
As l got older l leaned more toward
verisimilitude. When I was in the fifth grade, I \\JS
fond of narrating romantic adventures from my
recent past in South America and Europe. There
were crocodile hunts :ind wild, wild women. ln
fact, it m~y have been u desire to recapture that
excitement that launched me overseas when I
reached early adulthood. Sadly, my real-life ·
adventures never quite measured up.
I'm sure psychologists have some sort of nasty
name for juvenile whopper syndrome. With me, it
was u kind of competition, my wits against those
of my peers, and I loved winning.
Then, one day, I grew out of it. Well, OK,
ma)'bC l did, ma)be I didn't. In any case, 1· will
admit l'\IC rc1:1incd considerable admiration for a
good whopper.
Our O\\n leaders have provided us with much to
admire in that respect. Out m} very favorite
"hopper b an import. It came from Imelda
~tarcos, "hen she was :t!>ked "here her husband
got the billions of dolh1rs he's accused of having
cmbcalcd from the Filipino people.
"He found it," !>he aid. I didn't hear all of her
statement, but I'm sure it had pirates nnd
prinCClt'ICS in it.
N O\\ there's a girl with an imaginative mind.
JJob mn Eykrn is nssistnnt r<litor of tllc D:illy
Pilot. Jlis co/u11111 nppc:irs 011 1'11rsdnys.
BRAND NAME suns
-60°/o ID 80°/o OFF
You're too sman to oar more tor vour next sun1
1111 wmm fllnllla IDr "8
Ill's, 311111111 ID lllJ '1111 UL
• We keep our overhead to a nininuTI
and vakJe to the maxinun
• We are k>Cated in an ird.lstrial park
SPECIAL SAVINGS
$225 , ...................................... _$89
S31D Vlllt. .................................. $119
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SUS Valie. . .' ................................ $169
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$535 , ............. ____ ............ $219
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warehouse • Wedonotpayoormls9onstoahigh SUIT BROKER
pr9SQl8 sales staff
. ,,
Send your items to Bob v.1n
Eyk<!n, The D,1i/y Pilot, 330 W.
B.1y St., Costa Mes.1, 92627.
Tuesday, June 2
Sex and single
parents -For single parents,
dating cJn sometimes put them
in difficult predicaments with
their children. Should )Our
significant other spend the night?
JoJnie Heinemann, R.N., will
d~SC-\.ISS. 9attAg;-5e "ncl-lhe-5.ngt
Parent from 7 to 8:30 p.m. ill
Joan Andrews' ofiices, 1151
Dove St., Suite l 05. in Newport
Beach. Cost ill 55. For
informiltion. c.:ill 4 76-0991.
Co upl es and money -
Dr. Virgin iil Fo!tC'er, il licensee(
ps}chologis~ and m.w1Jge, fomily
and child counselor, "111 give a
talk entitled "Couple:J Jnd
Money" at noon Junc 2 Jt thl!
Newporl Center Librar}. There is
no ch:i rge. P.;m1cip.1rils :ire invited
lO bring brown bag lunches. for
information, CJll 644-3191 .
Wednesday, June 3
First Lad y -C.:iyle
Wilson, First lJdy of Californ1J,
will be the guesl of honor .:ind
speal..er at the 40th Anni\ er~il')
Membership Coffee of the
Newport Harbor Republican
.
Women, 9:30 to 11 il.m. June 3 and fY'>t control. Rc~1>tration is
at 61g (Jn} on Country Club, 1 S 15, call alw.1d for re$et\Jlions at
Big Canyon Drive 1n Newport 673-2161.
Beach. for information, cJll Thursday, June 4 548-8311. -
Open yacht -The BJhiil Square dance -The
Corinihian VJcht Club \\ill holcJ Co)ta f\'e>a Qu c.k tepper!t, the
an open hou~e. 9-11 : 30 .1 m cit) '!t lh cly !tt:nior !tquJre dance
June 7, as part of the club's clti1b, in .. ile rou to th"" \H:ekly
spring membership drive. The dance, 10 J .m. tod<iy at the
club is located at 1601 Bay>1de Do'"nto\' n Cummun1l\ Center,
Drive in Newport Beach. RS\ P AnJhe11n A\ enue ilnd Center
by-Jttfle 3 to-~ --Street. The srou~tng fD'
City manager _ Kevin coupk•s ''ith )f1uare danc:a
M h N 13 h' experie nce for expJnded urp y, ewport eac 5 new JCll\1ties. Then:! arc Jbo availJble cily manager, will be the gue>t speaker Jt the June 3 meeting of f l'malc part1\l'f) for !>1ngle m;ile s k Tl dancer> \\hu \\OulcJ like to 101n pea Up Ne'"port. ie e\enmg the lun rur more informJtion, begins with refreshments al 5. 30
p.m .. follo\\cd by the progrJm at t.ill S-l5·5l 6'J.
G:lS, al the VillJ No\a Friday, June 5
restaurant, 3131 W. Go~st ~igh"ay. Call 542-4216 for more Boat fes tival -The S1)(th
mlormalton. . Am u. 'L··· "'t l3cJth \\'ooden Library hou rs _ All four Uu...it Fc)t.,al. ieJturing.boating
branches in the Newport UcJch e'\h1b1ts. clJ~s1c ) JChLS and many othtfr n.1 .. t!C.11 C\ cnts for children Public LibrJry S)'Stem will open at
l 0:30 a.m. on June 3. R~gular and JcJi.;lb, '"" begin J~ne 5 at
hours ,.,111 resume June 4. the ScJ Scout 13.is~. 1931 W. P..1ciiic Cu.ht H11•hwa). The Patio gard enin g -Turn thrl'l'·dJ\ it·~t,.,.i1, which
your drab patio into a IToral celt!brates :'\.c" port's colorful
pJrJdisc. Al <J:3.0 a.m. e'perts al ~cafari11g htrit1f;C, begins \\1th a
Sherman Gardens \\ 111 cover all boat p.1r.1dc .1t 6 p.m. Frid.1y
aspects oi oi contJiner gardening from thc-h•l'hor cntrJncc, Jlong
1nclutling soil mixes. \\atering the n .1 n ch;innel to Lido MJrana.
schedule), fcrlilizers, transplanling CJll ; :?IJ-44 00.
W estern State Uni-. ersity College of Law
will)iost an inform.-itton !>eminar in your
area
Your questions will be answered regardi.ng
• Law School Requ1rement -
when & how to·apply
• Fin.-inc1al As'>1st.mce
• Irvine and Fullerton Campuse
•Placement
Wednesday, June 10, 1992
Fullerton • 6:00 m
• Scholarships
• 'fhe Law School Admission Test (LSAT)
Tuesday, June 16, 1992
Long Beach • 6:00 pm
Monday, June 29, 1992
Irvine • 6:30 pm
(Call for off-campus seminar locations)
queshon an answer pen
seminar
St'atmg 1s limited and reservations .ue on a first·
come, first-served basis
To register, call Fullerton at 714/738-1000 or
Irvine at 7141753-9100 and ask
fo r an Adm1s~1on Coun<\elor
• 19~ fcundcd I<> prWl4r ourJ"'""'"I lrJ"I rduc-llOfl '" Scutllmt C1hfi>m,. WESTERN STATE • 1972 Tlrl'O'llglt 1992 CA/rfomw J lillJtSt !iau· ""°°'
• 1973 Amrd1ttd by Comm111tt of &r (uminm. Stott &r of Califem,. !i!!!~UNIVERSITY !!!!!~
• 1976 Acrrtd•ltd by Wrstmt Anoet•li.on ofSclwob•nd ColltJn
• 1990 Br•nd1 aimpvs OJ>f"l'd Ht /rt,nt COLLEGE OF LAW
11 I I .\ ' I I , I l • 'I I I I I HI I /I • I , , I I I ~ , • '\. l \ I', I°"' I I I c I/\ I l I ' I• . ' ", ' • '"I I\ I . l \
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A4 Tuesday. June 2, 1992
LISTING INFORMATION: The
folfo....,.ing Is 1 complel• ~;ar of
Bl.ut.Book listings, which run the Orsi Tuc~d.ly of Hcti month. H yc:>u hne 1n
e\<1nl listing or change of Information
for Bl.1cl.Book, direct inquiries lo
Hcnj.lmin Epstein, c/o Bl;ickBook, P.O.
llo' 1500· 184, Coron ii det.Mar, CA
9.!ti.!>. Phone 760-2622. Monlhly
li,hn}:' run \\ecl.ly In Thursday's
\h·cl.l•nd )ccllon.
Ll'i:cnd: OC, Orange Co unty. BT,
hl.11 I.. ti". UT ·opt .. bl.1Ck tie optional. pp,
P•'r pcr~un. 1 BA, to be arranged.
Jun e
• '>putlighl on Barbacoa, lune 4, u·7:30
1 ·\n1l'm .111 h1)t11u1c 01 Wmc .and_
• 1 11 !3.11£i.K11.1 r\.')f,1ur.1nr. Neo.1.oport
, 1 ')'i pp tl'r" f'i,c m1:nu S2S pp.,
, l" .tJd Ann Cr.1i1c, :?Ci 1 ·6118.
• ll.1h Off to Summer, June 6, 8 p m.-1
' i: l'rnll')••on.lls A};.i1n~l uncer
· , 1 , L .,Li lr\111c. SJ5 pp, members,
_ , , .._:: ,. I tJI> nund.11ory. Phone
I ll
• l.• •w \\1th lhl• Wrnd June Ci at S.30
1 ' 1 t L• 111111u111t) Clinic at
\"''I \ l' ~Jn Ju.111 c.1p1strano l\•1 .,J .11l•IC 1 •r Br Phone
I -I
• 1 Ir .1ni:•• Ulo"um U.111. June Ci ar 6
, ,J (I l.i1e11·) Found.111on
• I h. ,1 I\,.;• n, \ lr\111\.' H OO pp. Phone
I 11 IU
• f'1LL.1 Clln p11.Ut! lun1• 6 Jl u:3Q p.m.,
•' t'l l)1rl•''' "' Opt·r.1 P.ic1fic .11 .•, .1~1·r 11 ... !1·11,1· !>.111t.1 Ana. Con!Jct
I l\11u1!.1td 7 12-11).
• \ \ hc11 (.;\ l"ll'' ( .. 1thN lune 6 JI 7 1•1 11.11111, ),m l11m~ 01chc>tra .ll
\ -~ ,, .. 11\<1 ,,. l l1.mt;1• I fill> S 150 pp.
1 1\1• .j -.; .' ll'•I
• 'lu"' of th•· 1\ 1i:ht. lun,• G ;ir 7 p m
• 1· l •• ,. 111 ' ,. ll.111 l.1~ 1 he.lire
' "o · 11 ! .. r.n! .h.jlt1on ,1t TJco
~ • I' '1 • $ ll I :1 I\ f·opt
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• l .1111u,1•I oi ()1,.11n~ I nl• (1 .it 11
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• 1 , .1 • 1 '-n Pt.'t') uf Gener.ii
• ' luncl L'oll .11
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, I ·' I •• ~1w 5 ·" (, p 111
I I .c' 11 '1 ~ ~·J--l4UU.
• U C.1n11110 R1 .. 1I Ch.impionship Chili
\ 011l.ui1 Junt• -. 11 .i.m.·4 p.m., Ciry of
Ju,1111 111 Old I U\\11 ll\l' tountry
\'llll-r l.1111111\'nt .ind d11ldrcn's al ti,itics.
l'hurll' ">44 lltl'JU.
I ) ' .I t I ·,If,··•' 111 L.1~.,n,1 Bt·.1d1
• • • •• •I 1, 'L 1L, t 11n11nut'>. Bull<'! d11111t•r
1.I ... " l 11111.H t ,\\,111.1 Price· Testa,
J•1-IUu-
• \\ 111c T "'ting .rnd Silent Auction June
• ~ ) p m OJ) le Mcmto\h Center '.11
l.1,.rl\Jrd lcnll'r, Carden Cro\e. S25 pp
lit nc --1.11285
•founders Mini Auction. lune 8. 10
a 111 nuon Pro' 1dcnce Six:ech and
t lt.:Jrin~ Cenrer al the cenrer. Otangc.
l'h ir.c u39 4990
•Coif and Tennis Tourn;imenls. June 8
at 10 30 a.m. CHQC Lillie Mc>rma.cl
I .11 \k...i \1:rdc Counrry Club. Co)IJ
\11·-.1 Goh, 5250 pp tcnn1> S75 pp.
Pl 1111 11-10 3581 solt) or 8-16·0103
RU Ff ELL'S
UPHOLSTERY INC.
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1922 UHOl IUI., ctSTA •SA-S41·1155
'\h~ .. ,lt. ~ NOVA~.,~
CeleblwG'iJ 25 ,..,. in
Nwpart Bssr:h
Expererce
Orange OJunty's fire&
_..ahan OJisine am a spectaa.Jlar
bayveN.
Onrer s served
each night from
5pm to 12 nidnit.e
('Neekends 'til 1 an)
Our p1ano bar win keep yoo
hurrmin'!
C:1 ' c1t )(jt r: ,f t, J'':J j,1·~) f\ • f
I ' 11/ 1! r [I~ J uf u '. \I I
3131 w. Coast Hwvy.
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l~·\hl l\'t
Gennaa Rome BUery
Wedding Cakes "The Old-
Fashlon Way" 2950 Grace I.n.
C.M. CaIJ for info . 540-0281
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Ben1amm Epstem·s BlackBook
•SophShoo 'Tll You Drop, JuM 9-11, ATSC 001si.ates at N~ Imports,
Newport Beam. ShoooinB spree fetitunng
40 vendors. SS pp. !!'review ~rty. June~.
5:30·9:30 p.m .• S20 pp.) Contact Klm Nteholsoo, 646-0224.
•Stag Shoot, June 10, SS2 Oub of Hoag
Memorial Hospital shooting compct1tioo .it Sout~ Coast Gun Oub. S22S pp. includes
C?ntinental brea~fost, lunch and awards
dinner at El Toro Mirine Base Omcers
Oub. Drnner only, S50 pp. Phone
• LI flest.i, leDiscowr the World of
now.rs, June 27, Bowers Museum of
Cultur.il M , S.lntil Ana, dinner gJl.l in
museum's new Galleria. Cont.let Brian
Ltingston. 567-3642.
•Wine Tutinf Dinner, June 29 ill 7
p.m .. Villa Mt den fi"e-coursc dinner at
Trees Restaurant, Corona def Mar. SSO
pp. Phone 673·0910
760-S909.
• H~ritage ~egatta, June 12-13, Newport July
HarbOr Nautical Museum wooden boat •Sawdust festival, July 2-Ausust 30,
August
• ~ fntflnd Cb~k•. August 1, Gourmet C)lners ol Ooera r.iofiC at
Corona del Mar Buch. Cont.let Myr1I
Kreuder, 637· 1249.
• Opero1 lecture, August 2 at S p.m.
Opera League ol laguna Beach
bl-moothly series continues. Buffet d1nn('r
follows. Cont.let Maria Price-Testa,
497-1087.
• Beach BBQ, AUR.USl 4, Olive Crest Tre;itment Ccnters-ror Abused Children
Kids at 11eart meeting. Cont.let Donna '
l\ndc>rt, 777-499?.
NewDort Malrion. model BM truck ~. Pro:'St.v ~ pme It (JC IMne
Bren Center .ind celebfity·.i~teur tennis
tournament at M.mlOtt t lotel Tennis Club,
Newport Bf.lch. Phone 557·5100.
• Annu41 lenent Dlnntr, Sept. 11 at
6:l0 p.m., ProvKlcnce Speech ilnd
tiearing Center at An;ihc1m M.lrrion
Hotel. Phone 6)9-4990.
"'• BlllO~h Awards Dinner, St-pt. 13, 5S2
Club of Ho.ig MenioriJI Hosp1t.1I at
location TQA. Phone 574-7211.
• C.ila B.ill, Sl'pt. 19, South CO.lst Repenory at locJtion TBA. Contact Alan
Freeman, 957-2602.
Muse\Hft cJ CUllurll Alt. C.onc.ct Min
Lanpaon: 567-1642
• G.\IA Reapening. Oct. 16, Bower)
Musetim ol Cul!ur.il M . ConLKt Br~n
t..mg>ton: S67-3642.
•Coif Tourn.imenl, Oct. 19. OI~ CrN
T rc;itment Centers for Abused Chlldr~ at
Dig Canyon Country Oub, Newport
Beach Contact David Mcflwee,
7]7-4999.
•Sandpipers (;ala, Oct. 24. Hoag
Memorial Hospital at location TBA. Phone
S74-7209.
race for classic yachts at Balboa Yacht ecledic arts and crafts festival 1n Laguna ~lub, Corona del Mar. Regatta "mascot" Beach. S4 pp. Seniors. SJ pp. Children 12 •.Bravo Bistro, Aug~st 8, Gourmet
1s schooner Spike Africa. Conact Elyse and under, free. Phone 494 ·3030. Di~c>rs of Opera Pacific at R.ippaport
• 1nl.inders P;irty. St-pt. 19, Olive Cre>I
Treatment Centers (or Abused Cluldren at
loc:.uioo-l8A-Bl'....C-Otlt.lCI ~
777-4999.
• FUNDSY. Oci. 24. WestMC'd al Westin
South Coast fll.ua. Cost;i Mesa. Phone
953·3580. Barren 259-8240 __ 11 __ rcsidenc;g._SanttAna BT, Cnotac1 M)'.ril . . . . •B8t1. e _Day Ce.tebrahon, July 10, 4 Kreuder, 637-1249 . •Designing Women. Oct. 31. Art
Institute of Southern California ill Four
St'asons, Newport Beach. Contact Susan
McFJdden, 723·4276. or 5uSJn Beechner,
675·8792.
• Spmt of C1vm91 June 13 at 6 p.m. f>.m.-m1dnight, Ch1ldhelp USA at
City of Hope awards dinner at Anahei'm Chanteclair, lr\ine. S30 pp.; S3S pp. at
Mimiott Hotel. BT. S 12S pp. Phone (2.13) the door. Cootact Lynn Dowers,
626-461 1. 721-1222.
• Benefit of Laughter, June 13 at 8 p.m ..
WestMed Oub 1025 stand-up comedy
night al Celebrity Theatre, Anilheim. S28
pp. Phone 953-3580.
•Passport to Progress Casino Night.
lune 13, 6:30-8 p.m., Ameucan Cancer
Society at Doublctree Hotel Orange.
BT-opt. S 100 pp. Phone 634·4500 ext. 4019. • •
•Groundbreaking. June 14 at 4 p.m ..
Ne\\porl Beach Public Library Foundation
and Newport Beach Library !JQard of
Trustees at site of new Central Library.
Donor rccepuon at 3 p.m. Phone
S48·3131.
• U~derwriling Party, June 14, 2·5 p.m .•
Providence Speech and I te.lring Center at
Village CreJJ.l, Santa Ana Heights. Phone
639·4990.
• New England Clam Bake, June 14,
TODOS orSamt Joseph I lospitJI
FoundJtion fun ;ind games in San
Clemente. Cont.let Margo Johnson,
771-8211.
• hening at the lmprov, June 1 S at 6
p.m., \\'dine,, Commun11y of OC
coct...ta1ls, dinner. ~how uy Dennis
\ \'olfbcrg and p<»t p..irty h())tccJ by Mr.
\\'ohbcrg at tr\inC lmprov. S75 pp. Phone
258-1210.
•"Unfinished Stories," June 19 al 8
p.m .. John Dougla:; French Cc>ntcr (or
Alzheimer's D1sca~Friencb o( urcgl\ers
enioy world premiere of play and desscrl
CliJmpJgnc r<'Ception at MJrk T;iper
forum, Los Ani.:cl< S8S pp. Cont.ict
Elinor Franccscliin1, 800) 537-3624.
• Knoll's Berry Farm Party, June 19,
Olive Crt»t Abused Ch1ldrc>n's Foundation.
Contact Donna Andert, 777-4999.
• Mal.ing Strides Against Cancer. ·June
20, SK 1un/mO\C·J·long-J.1hon, 1 K fun
run;\\JIJ.. at Newport Dunes, Nc"port
Beach. Phone 7S 1-044 I
•. 1e e o cme, unc • , per.-i
PJC1flc Fo.unders CJla at !\night chatcou,
Pcralra I tills. Ah1csco d1n1ni;. mimes,
ca11cature arhsts, more. Atllre: French
summer (no BT please!). Contilct Ann
McLeJn, 760-9668.
• Hoe Do,.,.n, June 20 al 6 p.m.,
Pr0\1dence Speech and Hearing Center at
residence in Villa Park. Phone 639-4990.
•Mark Russell, June 24, Hoag Hospital
552 Club President's C11cle annual
meeting and dinnet (C'Jtures political
saririst al Ne\\port Beach l\\artiott.
S7S· 12S pp. Phone S74-7210.
•Clean Harbor Day, June 27, 8 a.m -1
p.m., /\.1J11ne D•' •>ion o( NC\\ port I larbor
Area Chamber of Commerce at Cannery
•Meet. Our Main Squeeze, July 10-26,
centennial of QC Fair Jl QC Fairground),
Costa Mesa. Phone 751-3247.
•Pageant of the Masters, July 10-Aug.
30, spectacle of "honorable forgeries":
quasi-two dimensional recreations o( art
masterpieces by three dimensional,
costumed men, women and children on
Festival Grounds, Laguna Beach. Al:.o,
Festival o( Arts. Phorie 494-1 HS.
• Jamb.ilaya, July 11 at 6 p.m., South
Coast Repertory end of season auction at
location TBA. S75 pp. Contact Alan
Freeman, 957-2602.
• Lil Fete F.inlastique, July 11, UnitccJ
Cerebral Palsy Assn. pre-race pasta p;irty
at Sports Club Irvine. Contact Fran
Youssef, 557-4796.
•An Affair lo Remembc>r, July 11 at
6:30 p.m., Opera Pacific Gourmet Diners
at Seserslrom residence, Balboa Peninsula.
Contact Myril Kreuder, 637-1249.
• Bastille Day SK Race, July 12, United
Cerebral Palsy Assn. and Sports Club
Irvine at le Mericlien, Newport BeJch.
Contact Fran Youssef. 557-4796.
•Sarna/Woodley Coif and Tennis lnvll.ltional. July 13, Oli\e Crest
Treatment Centers for Abused Children.
Contact Donna Andert, 777-4?99.
• Black and While Bash, July 18 a1 7
p.m., Newport Harbor Art Museum at
Newport Center Fashion Js!Jnd. D.mcing.
black and white-themed eatini and
fashions. SSO pp. Attire: creJll\e bl;ict...
and \\.hite. Contact Maxine GJ1ber,
759·1122.
• Kids at Heart, July 18, 011\.e Crest
Treatment Centers for Abused Childten.
Cont.let Donna Andert, 777-4999.
•Tropic ':"Jghls, July 18 al 6:30 p.m.,
Opera Pac111c Gourmet Diners at Taylor
residence. Huntin •ton Harbour. Contact . . '
•Beach Party. July 19, SS:! Club of Hwi;
Memorial HospitJI .lt Dunes, Newport
BeaGh. Phone 574-7211.
•Carden Partr· July 19 at 3 p.m., Central Guild o Opera Pacific at Simon
residence, Vill.l Park. French cuisine,
operatic highlights performed by Overture
Company. Contact Marcia Marengo,
998· 1768. •
•Una Noche def Teatro, July 25. South
Coast Repertory at loc.ltion TBA. S25 pp.
Contact Alan Freeman, 957-2602.
• Bayside Interlude. July 2S .ll 6:30
p.m .. Gourmet Diners of Oper.l Pacific at
l<lem residence. Ne,,port Beach. Contact
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• Summer Fiesta, August 9. City o( San
Clemente SK run/willk/stride competition,
contests, g;irncs, food booths on Avcniw
del Mar. live country, mariachi and surf
music. Fre<!. Phone 492-1131 .
•Coif Tourno1menl, Au§ust 10, Ju,en1le
Diabetes Foundation at Newport Beach
County Club. Contact Barura Marches.
SS3·0363.
•The Tennis Ball, August 15, Tennis
Cuild of Opera Pacific al location TBA.
•Send a Kid lo Camp, August 17, Trees
Restaurant and Rawhide BO)'S and Girls
Camp golf tournament at Costa Mesa
Coontry Club. 8 a.m .• contiriental
brcaUast and tournament; 6:30 p.m .•
cocktails at restaurant; 7: 1 S p.m., dinner
and awards. Sl3S pp. Phone 673-0910.
•Silver Oak :snd Trees! August 18 al 7
p.rn., Silver Oak Cc>llars five-course wine
t.1sting dinner ill Trees Restaurant, C0<ona
del Mar. SSS pp. Phone 673-0?1 O.
•Couture Overture, August 20 at 11
a.m .. Gourmet Diners o( Opera Pacific JI
le Meridien I lotcl, Newport Be.lch.
C~nlact Myril Kreuder, 637-124?.
•Soiree des Artistes, Aus;ust 22, Opcr.i Pacific Gourmet Diners Jl ·Rol>crts
fCSidence. Nc>"port Beach. Conr.lct M)ril
Kreuder, 637-1249.
• C;i(e Momus, August 2?, Oper.1 Pacilic
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September
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• la Boheme Opening Night Dinner.
Sept. 12 JI 6:30 pm .. Opera Pacific JI
locahon TBA. Conlall Rich.1rd DeJry,
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•Championship Horse Show, Sept.
10· 1 ), WcstMed Cold Clul> at OC
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953-3S80.
• Billnsh Bon Vo~;ige, Sept 10, SS2
Club'Of Hoag Memonal Hospital at
location l BA Phone S74-721 l .
• Billfish Tournament, Sept. 11-12. S52
Club of Hoag Memorial Hospit;il at
loc.lt1on TBA. Phone S74-7211.
• Byron Scott Ch;\llenge for Children.
Sept 11-13, NBA pla)'Cr5 host Chndren's
Home Sociel). Discovery Museum.
Mission Hospital and South Countv
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• Foods of the Northwest, Scpr. 21 at 7
• p.m .. Chatcau Ste. Mlchclle wine t.lsting
dinner prep.ired by the ,.,.;nery's execu11 .. c
die( at lrees Restaurant, Corooa del M;ir.
SSO pp. Phone 673·0910.
•Center of f.l shion, Sept 2S Jl l•:lO
p.m. and 8 p m • Cuilds of QC Performing
Arts Center fJshion extravai;;inza fo;i1uring
Cuild members and community leaders as
models. Contact Nol;i S<.ncer, '23·09~7.
• Fund Raiser, Sept. 26. Oh'e Crest
Treatment Centers, Los Comp.idres at
l<>C.ltion TBA. Donna Andert, 777-4999.
•Opening, Sept. 27, Bowers Museum of
,Cultural Art iNugurates Nallve American
Hall. Contact Brian Lan~on, 567-3642.
October
• Ubiamo. Oct. 3, Opera Pacific
Gourmet Diners wine tasring dinner at
Patterson residence, Nc>wport Beath.
Phone 546·7372.
•Opera Lecture. Oct 4, Opera lc;igue
of Laguna Beach bi-monthly series
continues. Buff<:t dinner follows Contact
MJriJ PriCe·TCSlil. 497·1087.
•Coif Tourn.,mc>nt. Oct. 12, 011\e Crest
Trealment Centers and Pac11tc lnl.lnd BJnk
al loc.ltion TOA. ConrJtt Crctchl.'n
Pererson, 777-4999. ext. 150
• Ne~port BNch Concours d'Elc>g.,ncc. Oct. 4, ATSC classic automobile ~how at
Aldrich Park, UC Irvine Contact Nora
Lehman, 675.·0707.
• Reopc>ni:ng Reception Oct 1 S. 81)\\Cr:.
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November
• Opera Ball, Nov. 14, Opera Pacihc at
locltion TBA Phone S46·7372.
•Celebrity Coif Tourn.iment, Nov 16
at 11 a.m .. Pro,KJence Speech and
Hc;iring Center at Av1ArJ Coif Course.
urlsb.ld. Phone 639-4990.
•Music -It's Magic, Nov. 16, QC ,
. rhilharmonic Society Women's
Committees luncheon fashion show at
Hyatt Regency Irvine. Contact Elaine
Cordon, 7S9·9100.
•World of Wines, Nov. 19, Olixe Cr~t
Abused Children Found;ition dinner at
Ritz-Carlton, l agun.1 Niguel. Conlllct Lois
Verleur or David McElwce, 777-4999.
December
•Christmas Trec> ,..bgic, Dec. 3-6. OIM?
Crest Al>usecl Children Foundation.
Contact Donna Andert, 777-4999.
• Chri~lm;is Carol Ball, Dec. S, SS2
Club of Ho.lg t.\Cmorial Hospital at
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·Corporate donors honored as SCR winds down a successful season
S ocializins took place Friday
evening nt South Coast
Repertory before t1 nd ofter
"Womnn in Mind," the final
production of the
succcs:.ful '91-92
season.
A buffet
supper in the
scene shop
ho:.lcd by the
Ooston Company
honored the
theater's
corporate donors.
President of the
SCR bonrd of
tru!>tces Tom Society Bitton ',an<l Hal
Schultz, chairmnn
of the Corporate
Committee, ''clcomed the guests.
Co rporations honored included
Coopers and Lybrand, IBM, Price
Waterhouse, American Express,
Furon, Bank of the West, Wahico
Environmental, Western Nationill
Partners~. ~aiser Permanente,
Armor AIP':i nd Toyota.
following the premiere night
production featuring Kandi s
Chappell, Hal Landon Jr., Ron
Boussom, Mitchell Edmond,
Marnie Crossen, Amy Ryan,
Nicholas Hormann and Eric
Woodall, theater goers 4nd cas!
members mingled during a
pleasnnt reception in the theater's
fou nt ain area.
The Theatre Guild hosted the
Nicole Cottrell catered event that
hummed with delights over the
play. (Didn't hear of n single
person not thoroughly taken by
"Wl "I," which pl:t}S through June
28.)
Newport Harbor Elks Lodge
helps raise funds for CHOC
. -T he Ne'' port I l:irbor Ell.s Lodge's efforts surrounding the
reno\.1tion of the !iitk'' heel paddlcbout, "La Uc lie of 1767,"
into a harbor tour boa1 hdpcd lead the \\:lY to u Sl,000 <lunation
to 1he Chil<lrcn'i. I lo!ipiial of Or.inge County.
John S1ppk, c.h.1irm.111 for lodge No. 1767, p11:.,cntetl the chcd,
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Ne"'port Conv;tle~cent re!>idcnt'Jean Huckcr sits out in the patio arc<) of the nursi ng center \\atching the birds and rabbits in their cages on a receot sunny afternoon. . . . . .
SOLUTIONS: Family involve~ei1t a ·must, say advocates
From A1
Res idents' bill of _rights parent!> in a nur!>ins home .inJ
they feel guilty, so they JtJst don't
''ant to he.t r about 11."
M cGinnis hehc\l:s .l
preoccupation \\Ith )Ollth
in this country is p,1rtly to hlamc.
Do nur ing home residents h.wc lcgall protected right!.? The an \\Cr i )CS. Bo th federal
and !>t.1tc l.l\v re quires that nur ing home!>:
"\Ve just don't \\,tnt to :.cc
~omeonc drooling an a
"heekh.1ir, so \\e segreg.1tc
them," ~he saitl. "But they I.ml\\
"hen i.omcthing hurts. They
lnO\\ ,.,.hen the) 're mid. The)
lnow ,.,.hen they're l)ing in th eir
O\\ n urine nnd fe ces.
"Yet even people "ho lu'c
their mothers and f.1thcrs try to
jmtif) it. We get rcl.111\cs in here
J) ing, 'Well, I l lHl\\ (the nur,in~
home) 1o; tl)ing to do the be't
they can' -but they're.: not.
"And the only "·I) to male J
difference is ge( imohcd and
stop pretending C\el') thing is
v Pro\ 1de ~er' ices and acti\ 1tics to Jlta1r1 or
rn.1int.1111 the hi~hcst ph~ )icJI, mcnt,11 anJ
Jh) cho:.-oc1.1l \\ell-being of each rc:.idcnt
v I iclp .1 rc:.ident m,1intJin or impro' c h1:.
or her .1bility to b.llhc, drc:.s, groom, w,1Jk, c.ll.
t.1 k .incl u:>c the toilet
v '.!.>l~l residents "ho cannot do .1n\ or the
.1b0\ c State law !>J>e<:illcJlly require:. th:1l ,1
nur:.rng home prn,idc b,1thing, :.h.1m1>0oing,
tl'cthb1 Ll'hrng, :.hJ\ ing, and CL1ttmg or nJibl
v ·\:.,urc t h.1t rc:.i'dcnb reCCI\ e lrL'.llmcnt for
.lll\ problem:. \\1th !>1ght or heJring
v T tl',\l rl!s1dcnts \\lthout Jtkqu.ltc contrlll
0 1 their ur.1cldl!r lo rc:.torc iunC.llllllll g .is much
.1:. J'O:>!>lblc
'' Trc•at residents "1th limited r.rn~c oi
motion .incl pro\>idc them with service:. to .1;d
ambul.1tion. rather thJn conllnc them to .1
"hcclchair or bed • v Prn,1dl' or obt.11n rchJbilit.1t1\ c :.l'f\ kc:..
:.cJCh ,1) ph,·:.tcJI 1hcr.1py ,1nd spct•ch thL'r.1pv, ll)
C\ t•r\ rc·~1dt·nt 11 aclmib
v Pru' k• .ic.ti\ itie:. tor the resident-:.
v DL'J>•hlt Jfl)' resident tunds O\l'r $'>0 into
.1" inlL'f\ .. ':>l IJL•.1r1ng JCCOLll)l thJt 15 ~t·p.iratc
lrnm the mir'in~ home\ operating ,1ccou11t
v l\c:q> rL'LOrd:; oi .111 llhl or :.t<•k•n prop..rt\ .
\ ,1luccl .1t ~ 2:; or more
v E~t.1hlP.h ,1 re:.itknt council :.o th.11
rc~idL'llt:. ,1nd 1.1mih rm!mbcr:. c.rn \01u•
c.onccrn:. .rnd mal...c rccon)mcnclJLiom,
going to go away on it!> O\\ n." .. A lot of home have not been
First and foremo.,t, McGinnis • doing th.11," ~lcGinni~ said. Where to turn
L.iutcn,chlcgcr pc>tnh l>UI th.11
man) of them \\CIC lc\LkJ for
poor rccun.I l...ecping -not pollr
p:i11cnt c.1re. -said, getting in,olvcd mean!> ''They ju't m.1kc up a care plan
visiting a rclath.c or fncnd on a thcm,eh cs. Uut the rclJt~\'es
regular basis to cn..,urc the) ;\re -.houltl not be b)stanJcrs."
getting adequate care. Rcpo111ng 'iol:nions and
"Oecau!.C the people '"ho don't "'"picion' of Qbusc or neglect to
get vi!.itors end up ge tt ing the '>t.1tc health officials is abo
wo~t care of all," !.Jiu Janet import.mt, ~kGinni:. !.aid.
rris. il.llJillOrnC) \\1th Det ln Or.111sc Counu·~ any
Tiedek, n l o!. Angdes • coim:rns or cri11ci m :.houlJ be
. oq;nnization tht1t prO\·ltks free repo1 1ctl to the Orange County
lesal services for the elJcrly. Council on Aging.
"It is a-pitiful situJtio;,-" !laid Rcla~hcs or friends should
Marie Maples, chaif\\oman of the al o obtJin ~1 h!tl of resident
Costa Mesa Senior Ci tizen • · 1 ights from !.late he.11th oflici.11:.
Committee. "You wulk into a nnd he sure to rc!.e:.irch the
nursing home und the people nre f.1cility they choose . All ~tatc
lined up from one cnu of the hall in .. pcction' arc public and
ull the wny down h.l the other end tl\'.1ilablc at the State Departmen t
-ju t sitt ing there in a of I lcalth L1ccn!ting and
wheelchair. Certificnt1on's tli,tnct oflu:e.
"And they're the i.t11nc people Watchdogs \\.am. howe,cr, th•1t
we loved 20 year nso. Just JUSl U\ a f.1c1h1y's lool 'I can be
becau!te th ey're id; is no reason deceh inl!. o can it mo t recent
to avoid them." report c.irtl.
McGinnis recommend A better indic.1t1on of u nursing
organizing a family council at the home'!, O\crall performance, they
nursing home where a loved one ny, 1~ to 1.1kc t1 tool at it la l
re ides. ever .11 !.late in!i.pcction to cc if
According to MtGmn1 , a there 1 a pattern of "iolation.,, It
nursing home i required by l.1w b oho impor t;mt to note the I) pc
to provide a pince fo r fonuly of violation u nursing home ha!>
members to meet with each other been \\lltten up for ince 1t can
und the stnff to odtlrc s care ranGe from a record keeping
concern . mi\t,1le to nllcgnt1on' of c\unl
Under the new f~dernl improprictic .
rcgulatipns, nursina home M~1ff i' ~· 1 o .try und judge o fuc1lity
olw required to 11 down with the h,1,cd on .rn annu.11 rcpo11 i\
rclntivc of pro.,pcctivc rc.,itlcnt' totally mii.l~ading," ,,,id Joel
to draft carc plan\ th~ll will meet ~utcn chlc1;cr, admini'>trutor of
their needs. Mc ~1 Verde Con-..1h:,ccnt
I h,,pitu l in Cmt.t Mc .... 1,
Mc'a VHllc \\JS \H11tcn up tor
32 ddrc1cnc1c' durini; 11' 19!>1
annual st:tte '>Ur\CY I.1st t.111. Uul
Rcput.llion ;inJ "wJ 0f
mouth. he s~ud, b the be't route
to tal...c.
The C.1lifornia Ad' llC;llc~ for
Nur:-ing Home Reform I) one
place to turn lor ~uch .1J, ice..
The S.1n Fr .lllcbco-h.1 ell
• organi1.1tion i opening :in ol llcc
in Lo) Angeles July I.
\\'ort.;..,hop , free legal rcfcrr.11'
anti hter.11urc \Hll al'lo be
a\ ail.1blc tll Orange Count)
n: .... i.Jents.
With privJte dun;111om and
public i;r.111ts, CAN I IR aho
· concentrJtci. 1t' dhuh on
lc~1,l.111,·c reform~.
T Im :.c, .... on. they !.11ppo11ed
1h1cc piccci. ol lcg"l.1t1llt1,
one ul "hich \\oulJ h.l\e
climin.11cd the JUllllll,1tk \\ J1\cr
of line!> on cla" B 'it,l.11inm th.11
·arc rnrrcLlcJ \\1thin .1 )CM.
Uut that bill f.11lcd t\ntlthcr
nc"cr e'en m.1Jc it to hill form.
.\nJ \\ h1lc the thirJ " till 11liH.·,
McGHllll\ ).1iJ llllllling, hllnlC
rclo1 m aJH.x:.1te., k .1r 11 "ill be
~o '' ,11crcd Jo,\ n in the end th.11
it \\oon't m.1lc .1 diflcrcnce.
"Uut '"~·re going to ,,me 1'ri~ ~
nnt )ei1r .1gain -.rnJ ;a •air> .ind
.1i;.un .rnd .1~.1111. until \\e get
~omc1h1n~ thhluJ;h." 'he '·"lt.
·1 he:) IM\c ~~·orcu 1mc
\ icll'l I\:\
l'hc Omn1bu lJudllcl
• RccL1nc1hJlk1n :\ct (lf llJ'I-, for
111-.1ancc. 111dudcJ J p.11.l..1gL of
nur!.ing llllmc 1dorm> th.11 \\Lill
11110 cl fell 0dl'1'cr, I'> >O · ''B 111 onl~ llri p.1rcr, ..
~tcG1nni'> i:aid. '"A Im of
nur ing home' i.till h.l\cn't
complied."
And l'llC ol the re.Min' the~
get ~1\\.1) \\Ith 11. i..11d Kun Kell~.
a former 1111r,c\ :iiJc \\hu mm
\\Of!...' lllf the C.1hlllflll.l
\J,\X'.1tc' fur :'\ur,1ns I h1me
Reform. 1' th.11 "rct•pk h.l\c thb
pl 11:cpt1l111 tJ1at 1he qu.1ht~ of life
llf an l1ldl·r pcr'l'll bn'1 "'
impurt.1n1 "' 1hc rc~t ,,f l'llr:-. ··
P.1uli11c P.1~.111. a rc:-.iJcnt uf
U.:t hcl I'"' ._r, r.:llrL mcn1
C\\lllpk\ Ill L\,,t.I ~k'·'· p111 ii
nwrc 111111111~
'"I he~ 1111,tk th.it "hen .1
pcr:-.on glll.'' in a nur,in:; hl11nc
their mind' .11c gone," 'he -..uJ.
'"\\'ell. b) gull). th;1t 's n,1t
ncCC\\,trih thc \,\,C ,.
E'en 1.:.1rc..g1,cr:i .1dm11 th.11
\\ llhout rCllllll\k'I\. II i' ('.,)'.\ 10
lui.c i.ight lll the lnim.1111,llng
"There .ire dcJic;1tcd. q11.1hficd
~.m:gi\er' out there ... e\pl.1ineJ
one nurw "ho \\ i'hl:d Ill 1 cm.1in
.11\0ll)rllOU .. f\lf lcar '.\lfc \\llUIJ
lose her Jl'h ,11 .1 klc.1l nu1 .. ing
ho me. "Out the fru t1Jtioi1 lc\'cl
.llld tiurn·Olll I' llO high bcc...IU\C
the mJ11.1gcml'.'nJ d1X"1't \\,1nt lll
llt<c the help "c need.
"Tl)Crc .uc petlplc \Ulll'l ing
hccau ... e the cump.111) ".1111:. to
mJke nw1c nwney. 11·, .l m.1J''r,
m.1jor J'lH'likm -mu..-h bi~cr
th.in pC\'Pk think \n.l·thc
p.1111.:nt' .11c licin~ Lhc...1tcd 0111 01
t:.'"-'d c.11c .
"It ah'·•)~ \'omc' d,m n Ill
pc\1pk ~ctt1ni; peed)."
\e\\ 1'<11 t l 1'"' ,,1c,.:cnt
.1d1111ni,11.11111 l11eg H11,1 ,,,id h1'
t.1c1ht) 111~' "' ·''Cl".I hc1..oming
dc,cn,i11zed l) requuin' ... 1utf to
.11 tcnd 111· h1m'c "01 J.; 'h111h t h.1t
l1x:u' 011 t1c.11rng c:.ic..h 1c:,i1kn1
"ith J igni t).
··1 thinlo; thc1c i .1 11.\lu1.1I
tcmkn .. , hl gl'.'t jndl'.'J 1ttcr ~cc1ng
th ,, Ill 1h~ng Chi) Ja)," Hmt
,,11d. "Bui 11 ~,,u'1c i;t1rng tu be a .
c.1tct.1kc1, ~11u h.1,e to he surl!
}llU llllll't l c.. lll\C h.11tkn J,
"You h. \C 10 1c111cmhcr that
}llu'rc i;o ng hl be thnt ~ r-sun in
the '' hcckh.11r \urncJ.1) :· .
W hat to look for
• A t t:e the enl re ·
t;ic1kt•, not JU)l the n'1cely
dt.'rnrated lobby Jnd one
"1n~ or lloor.
•'is there Jn ob' 1ous odor?·
Stron~ urine Jnd bodv odors
mJ\ ind1c.1te poor nur~ins
CJre or poor hou:.ekeeping .
. • Remembt:r thJt appeJr·
.1nl l':. c.in be dec.eptiH~ Tr\
tu )t.'e ho" rl.':.1dents are
tre.lled b\ 1 i,._ )!Jll rather
1h,1n cor11.:l.'ntr.11ing on the
pl ,,,c.JI L'n\lronment alone.
• b ,:.111 l UllltL'OUS to rt•)·
1c.ll•nb, trl'.11 n~ them "1th re-
:.po:.-ct> Do lhl' cunde~Lend?
• ~;._ \\ r .It t e )(J'HO·
r\.'' Jent 1.1: o ) '-ur~.n~
hor• e "Jtchd ..;' ll.l\ tl.l're ~huuld lJ1• 11,, n1ort• tllJn l.>·8
p.llit·n~ Ill Olll' ni.Jr~.
• 1~ llw I.. :d1l'll cll'Jn1 b
th~ ll'l\Xl hJnd't•d amt :>lOrcJ
11i a ~Jn1'.11'\ m.mnl'f? b :he
d n n~ Jrt. .1 I •t'.h,1nt clean r
• \ 1:>1t thl.' 1.K1hty dur ng a
111l'.1l to <.t l' '' h.11 t\ pe oi
lood i~ ~l'r'\ l'CI JOU how ll')I•
dl.'nh .Jr1: :h~btl•d "1th eJting
• Bu\ .1 01\'JI 10 s.implc
the l()()(f b 11 the appropoate
temper.l!lir\'l b the meJI
LOn~btl'llt \\llh \\hJt I)
Jllu.1lh on tlu.' menu?
• Ho'' Ollt'n do ph) 1cian:.
\I• t thl.' IJ~ht\? It 't\ould lx.•
at lt'.hl on e l'\l'n 30 davs
• -\rl.' thert• thcrap1,b anJ
'oc .11 \\orl..er' on :.tJlf?
e Are rt•~idl'nls ur .Jnd
tfrl, L-<l b\ 10 a.m Are the~
\Wll ~roonwd l
• Do 1t•,1d1,; nb appe.u
ali;rt, content .111d oc:cup1ed
or ldlw~ ,md drur,gC'dl
• Are r ~s1dl·n1:. comfonably
I ) t1ontd 111 \\hedchair:. or
Jrc thl'\ rt' lrJinl't.ll
• b Pll\J{\ I( pe<..1t.•tH
• re iloor cll•an? I:. there
so11l'(i l1n n 1n t'\icfonce?
• 1 ... therl' a b !'thide stJnd,
rt.•.1d111~ light, lhl t ol
dr ·"' cr) ·"'d .11 lc.J t on
omtorti'lh ~ dl.llf tor t•.1 h
rl>sJd<'nt f -\re• 1 e dent:.
I u111llt'CI to pc11-0nal1.:e lhl• r
roorn~?
• I f,\Clht\ \\ell l1ghll'<ll
• r c call IJutton) "1th in
re ni •nt•.' rrachl
• h ther lrt'Sh drtn ing
\\,lt r .11 e.lch bcd!>id •l
• How m.Jn lounbe ar J
Me 4l\i.l1l,,hlel Are they d an l
• re , ti\ t calendal')
po>tl'(Jl \\'h.,t arransenl fl~
• re m.1dc for r<: nt to
P'. lie.. rt'l1g1 us 11 rs?
• It r ult lrom the t,ll 's I..''' ,1.,11 ar not 1io~ted, tall sc;s ... 001 l•l n'ICll..t' 311
• Pl nt rrt to re\0C\\ th
I I ~' filn. All fiJ re open
to the publ
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B.ECTDI
r:rom A1
boost," Buffa said of tht com-
mercial. "We're just pushing as
hard as we can."
Green, meanwhile, is hoping
voters will iurn lbward his grass-
roots candidacy, one that has de-
liberately steered clear of contro·
vcrsy. "If we win with the little
amount of money we've expended,
this will be a cause of hope to
hurt him in the new cities.
"lt occurs so late, I can't gel a
mailer out 10 tell people what this
is," Ferguson said. "With seven hit
pieces against Dwight Eisenhower
you could do damage.·•
. grass-roots campaigns ever)""
where," Green said. "If we lose, it
points out what· I think is wrong
with politics generally -that it
takes a lot of money to win."
Ferguson scored points aiainst
Hornbuckle this weekend when
the Ethics Committee of the Re-
publican Party of Orange County
ruled Saturday that one of her
campaign mailers was misleading.
Ferguson said the campaign bro·
chure falsely claims that he did
not vote on six specific bills and
that he was absent on five specific
dates.
Ferguson is also accusing Horn-
buckle of running a "stealth'! cam-
paign by using secret funding
sources to finance seven campaign
mailers.
}
Republican Assemblyman Gil
Ferguson is also a bit nervous
about his re-election prospects,
due 10 a newly reapportioned dis-
trict and a flurry of last-minute
camp::iign attack mailers from
GOP opponent Costa Mesa Mayor
Mary Hornbuckle.
''When they dropped off the
sou thern part of my district and
gave me Irvine and Tustin, that
made 52 percent of the district
new," Ferguson said. "Those vot-
ers don't know my record. They
don't have anything to measure
Horn bucklc's hit pieces up to."
Ferguson, 69, began his political
career in 198.t when he was elect·
ed to represent the 70th Assembly
District, winning more votes than
any other Assembly c:lndidate run·
ning in a conte~ted race. A key
part of his support has come from
uppcr-middle·class voters with
"pro·family values"· in the south
Orange County comm unities of
Leisure World, Misi.ion Vi ejo and
L:iguna Niguel.
But after reapportionment, the
new 70th District replaced those
communities with west Costa
percent of the new disiricLJ.s. new
territory for Ferguson. And he be-
lieves Hornbuckle's campaign·
mailer blitz of recent days have ·
TERM LIMITS
From A1
natures. 11 must be validated by
the Registrar of Voters and sent
to the City Clerk by June I8.
Hedges ~aid the group hopes to
submit more than 8,000 signature~.
"An Outstanding New
Indian Restaurant"
Ill.I ~. n. Loi Mgllll Tn.
l
Hornbuckle, 49, filed a late con-
tribution report with the county
registrar on May 29 showing
$83,500 in donations, including do-
nations totaling $40,000 from the
Committee of Working Califor-
nians for an Effective Legislature.
The treasurer of the newly formed
political action committee is also
the general counsel of the state
Democratic Party. The group that
funds the committee traditionally
funds Democrats, according to a
published report.
"I don't care what bad things
she says about me, but l do think
that it's important that the public
know where her money comes
from," Ferguson said.. "All of a
sudden, she's goJ more money
than I have."
Ferguson's accuS:itions are the
last act of a desperate politician,
according to Hornbuckle. "Basi-
cally, I think he's just whining be-
cause he underestimated a'
woman," she said. "lt 's kind of
s r nsin for a .fo mer Ma i
Carps colonel."
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~ CdM, Newport Harbor
blue chips displayed at
Commodores' breakfast.
A gathering of officers -the first
cabin crews. of Newport Harbor
and Corona del Mar high school
-were honored by some 200 Friday
morning at the 31st annual Athletic
Awards Breakfast by the Commodores
Oub of the Newport Harbor Arca
Chamber of Commerce at Balboa B,ay
Club.
Nationally renown sports agent
_ Leigh Steinberg was the keynote
speaker and spoke of the commitments
that go with the honors.
Each year the Commodores Club
gathers to bestow laurels on the best of
the graduating seniors at the two New.,
port Beach sch~ls and this year's crop
ranks with the long blue lines.
From Corona del Mar
• Erika Anliood -Headed for· UC
San ·Dtego with a 3.7 gpa-, she keyed a
.four-year Sea View reign for CdM 'in
tennis, including two CIF titles. As a
senior was a doubles champion.
· •Carolyn Balley -With a 4.3° gpa,
she's headed for UC Santa Barbara.
She was all-league in soccer thr'ce
times, leading the way to three league
crowns. Was '92 Most l~irational
ayer.
' • Da\lid Bain -Headed for UCLA
with a 3.6 gpa, he has been an All-
Orange County tennis selection for •
four years and was the Sea View
League champion this past season.
• Uaa Boatman -She's the Ath·
lete of the Year for the girls, earning
All-ClF honors twice in soccer and was
the team's MVP twice. An Orange
County All-Star selection, she's headed
for Cuesta College.
•Jason Clark -A first team All-
ClF wide receiver and team captain in
football and twice an All-Sea View
League choice, he's hea(ted for UCLA
as a walk-on with a 3.2 GPA.
•Tim DeClncea -Bound for
UCLA with a baseball scholarship, he
hit .440 and had six home runs as a se-
nior, eaming All-League honors, as
well as a berth in the All-Star game.
Carries a 3.4 GP A.
•Kristen Coleman -A volleyball
standout with all-league credentials
twice, she led CdM to three league
championships, twice to the CIF finals.
With a 3.5 gpa, she's headed for
UCLA.
•Valerie Dalton· -She was the se-
nior captain m S1tiimming after enjoying
four straight league championships.
With a 3.8 gpa, she's headed for the
University of San Diego.
• Doug Hesse -The Sea IGng Ath-
lete of the Year with basketball and
volleyball credentials (three times all
league in volleyball), he's headed for
UC Santa Barbara with a 3.4 GPA.
• Susan lhrb -With a 4.3 gpa,
she was also a~ key ingredient to the
girls swim team which was an unde-
feated champion for four straight
See FIRST CABIN/I!
Corona dBi Mar's · natirinal title
one at the icings tar '92 cake ·
A lmost lost in the bad news flowing before our bow is the good'llcws of our
young sailors' accomplishments. Orange County is ble~d with outstanding
sailing programs at the club, high school and collegiate levels. For example:
•Corona del Mar High School wins national title -This three-boat sailing
team edged out five teams from Rhode Island, Massachusetts and California for
the ISSA National High School Team Racing championship held May 23-24 at
Newport Harbor Yacht Oub.
•The winners -Skipper Bill Ward with crew Betsy
Carmichael; Skipper Josh Nichols with crew Keith Geffen;
Skipper Alan Carmichael with crew Sabrina Wetz~!. Alternate
Deidre Dunn.
• UCI sailor honored -Nick Adamson, three-time
honorable mention All-American sailor, was honored as one of
the four athletes of the year at UC Irvine in a ceremony at the
Irvine Marriott.
• UCI Sailing to compete for the national title ... maybe?
This 20-member team, which includes Adamson, may not be
able to afford the travel to Charleston. So. Carolina, to
compete in the Intercollegiate National Oiampiooships due to
the recent cut of their budget. ·
UCI won this national sailing title in 1988 and 1990. Those
Boating wishing to aid this team should contact the UCI Athletic
Foundation at 856-SSSO. We thank Joyce loewy Ibbetson for
------bring the team's plight to our attention.
• Orange County -is the spawning ground for some of the best young sailors
in the country. Orange Coast College has a strong sailing program at their facility
In Newport Harbor. local yacht clubs actively support and promote sailing for
Juniors along with the county and the Sea Scouts.
Newport Harbor YC and Balboa YC did a fine job of underwriting and con·
See BOATING/II
Spring football Wednesday: Corona del Mar;
Thursday: Newport Harbor. Friday:
Costa Mesa; Saturday: Estancta;
Monday: Mater Del, Calvary Chapel.
The Newport BeactVCosta Me~"~~~ 1~~
Sports Editor Roger Cut,on .••. 642-4330 ext.387
Sports on lV-radio/82
Brostemous-lightweights/83
Classified/84
Orange Coast ColJege's swim forces -men and "°men -repeate.d as runaway State Community College champions .
State cha~ps~ Maybe it should
really state '.National champs'
~ Thars how the Coasters appear to shape up
with numbers putting the re st in the slow lane.
• By Dennis Brostemous
Sc>olts Wrter
T ime comparisons show that Calif or·
nia men's community college swim-
mers compare favorably to those of
the national JC men's swimming finals,
according to Orange Coast College head
swimming coach Don Watson.
"This is a trend that began about three
years ago," said Watson, who believes the
balance of power in swimming continues to shift toward Cali-
fornia.
Watson's Pirates won their second straight state title at the
California meet held April 30-May 2 at Belmont Plaza Pool
in Long Beach. Coast compiled 736 points, 222 more than
runner-up Golden West.
"You can compare them any way you want, by winning in-
dividual or relay times or average times of the top eight," said
Watson. "You come to the same conclusion. In most events,
the California swims were better."
Relay results show that to be the case this year.
I In the 200-yard freestyle relay, Indian River (Fort Pierce,
Fla.), which dominated the nationaf meet in Otciahoma with
same event in a national record-setting time of 1:23.22.
Indian River also won the 200 medley relay, but its 1:35.91
clocking was well short of OCCs national record time of
1:34.15. In the 400 free relay, Cqast established a state and
national record of 3:02.15, compared to Indian River's win-
rting tune of 3:03.25, which was more than five seconds ahead
of irs nearest rival, Broward.
In the 800 free relay, the Pirates set a state standard of
6:47.00, again well ahead of national event winner Indian
River, which was clocked in 6:48.38, almost four seconds
Coast also won the 400 medley relay in a faster time than
ahead of Broward.~
did Indian River. s time was 3:25.53; lndian RNcr fin-
ished in 3:26.03.
When asked what he was doing while his men's and
women's reams were on the way to setting six national marks
and 12 state records, Watson replied, "I just got out of the
way. There wasn't much I could tell-them."
The women's team, which accumulated 472 points, secured
OCC's fourth straight state crown and eighth in the last nine
years.
"It was an aml\Zing perfo rmance all. the way around," said
Wat5on. "These athletes work so hard all year and yc)u figure
you've gotten all you can out of them. and then they reach
another level like they did in Long Beach. l was impressed."
• The Pirates' Matthias Otte and Andreas Rocstenberg ac·
counted for 60 points each.
Rocstenbcrg, a sophomore from Port Washington, N.Y., set
a state and national record in the 500 freestyle (4:26.09), a
See OCC SWIMMERS/II l 818 points, was timed in 1:23.90, but Orange Coast won the
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FIRST CABIN: Presenting the pride q
of Corona del Mar, Newport Harbor ,
From 81
years. She') he.aded for UC San Diego.
•Todd Kehrli - A 1hrce-~car )lartcr at quarter-
back. t\\icc :ill-league in ba)eb.111, \\,ls a key in back-
to-back Cl F football ch;unpiomhips. He's headed
for Loui)villc on a foo1ball -.cholJrship.
• Ste' e LcSicur -He:u.lcd for Pr.LJ1ceton "ith a
3.9 gpa, he ctiptured All-Orange County honor~ 111
c1oss count!) and \\JS the team captain on the tr.ad.
1cam ,,11crc he c.\cellcd in the 1600.
•Theo Rokos -A b:bl..ctball and baseb.111
)tnndout. he's headed for Cal Lutheran. Ile "as the
1c;1m captain on the ba:.ketb:11l team and ''as :1
Daily Pilot All·Sea Vic" League selection.
•Ted Simpkins -·!\\ice an all-league, All-CIF
:ind 1eam ~IVP in !>wimminc. he was also an All-
CIF choice in w:11er polo. Ur;bcatcn in the 200 free
in league, he's headed fo r Golden West College.
• ~lichellc Whiton -I lcadecl for Arizona with a
J.5 gpa, she """ the ~IVP on the llwim learn in '89
and th e 1eam captain in '92. Another gem in the
four-yc:ir unbeaten Sea View League reign.
, From NC\\J)Ort Harbor
• l\larc Barton -Dound for Cal Poly San Lui\
Obispo \\ith a 3.6 gpn, he "as a National Football
Foundation I lall of fame Scholar-A1hlcte and All·
CIF selection. A t\\U·)ear standout in tcnnrs and
football.
•Lisa Bernhard -A 3.6 student headed for
Orange Const College, he \\a) a 1hr.ee·)Car )t:lndout
in soccer :ind softbJll. ~IVP of the softball team,
)he was a two-time all-lc;1gucr in soccer.
• llranon Coluccio -\V11h a 3.5 gpa he's head-
ed for Rice after starting for three years in football,
soccer and baseb<ill. Football captain and Offensive
MVP as a senior, he was :.elected for 1he GTE/
Rams Academic All·Coun1y team.
• l\lory Crane -Uound for UC S:1n1a Barbara
with a 3.8 gpa, she was a track and cross country
siandout, earning all·count)1 honors in cro~s county
in leading I !arbor to the slate championship.
•Ashley Duncnn -A top miler in trnck where
she was a threc-yc;H starlet, she was a member of
the soccer anJ cros'I country ( talc champs) teams. •
She' hc:u.lcd fo r UC Davis \\ith a 3.8 gpa.
• •~u ell Gn n -A thrce-)car volle)ball stand-
out "ith a 3.5 gpa, stands to be a h\O·time Sea
View League MVP and l\\O·time All-Orange Coun-
1) and All·CIF choice. College future undecide.d.
• J ennirer Glueck -A CIF Scholar-Athlete (4.2
gp.t} headed for Stanford, she stood out in vol·
IC) b;1 ll, field hockey and tr:ick, twice a Sou them
California All-Siar lield hockey choice.
•Tara Kroesch -A four") ear \Olle) ball starlet,
she's a three-time all-league choice and t\\O·time
All·Cl F selcc1i0Jl. Wi1h .1 3.0 gpa she's headed for
Pcppcrdine on a \OllC)ball schol:irship.
•Riki Krumin~ -I leaded for UC Dcrkclcy with u
a 3.2 gpa. he ":is a tWO-}ear s\\ im nnd water polo
:.tar. As a ~cnior carnet! All-CIF anti All-American
rcc(>gni11on in \\:tier polo.
•Tony l\tnncuso -A sin tc qualifier in 1hc shot
put an<l ·discus, he wus an all·lcague football selec· ;·
tion and the Sailors' Most Vnluoblc defen ive line·
man. He's headed for Orange Coast College.
• Oarin l\tangnall - A 3.5 studen t headed for
Occidenwl or Golden \Vc)I, he was a National Hall
of Fame Scholar-Athlete nfter earning All·CIF hon·
or.., a a junior and senior linebacker.
•Ju tin Mcintee -A three") ear starter in bas· \
ketb<ill (All-Cl F a.., a )enior), three-year starter in
'ollc)b:ill (twice All-CIF) and one-year starter in
football. he \\as the Sea View League's Athlete of >
the Year.
• Maureen l\lcl.arcn -A fou r-year all·lcaguc
\Ollc) ball, 1hrce-ycar basketball and 3·}Car S\\ im
s1arle1,'shc was ::rn All-CIF choice in each sport and
is the Sea View Athlete of the Year. Headed for
Stan ford \\ilh a 3.8 gp<l.
• oily Nc"berry -A three-year volleyball and
l\\O·ycar )Occcr star, she earned all-league credcn·
1ials in both spom. \Vi1h a 3.4 gpa she's headed for
Miami of Ohio.
• l\like Ofer -Two-year starter in foo1ball
(quur terback and capltlin as a ~enior), he was also u ,,
t\\O·ycar ba~kclbJll standout (cnprnin as a senior).
With a 3.0 gpn. he's headed for· S:m Diego Slate.
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Chooet Btltloop Style or Elastic Wai1t t Siaet 30 • 42 t Terrific Colon
r Costa . Mesa Hlgh's softball outlook
appears brlght ·wtth '92 JV success
T he Coi.to Mesa High junior varsity girls
softball tcnm exceeded the expectations of
even ils own coaches following un 11-9
campaign,
"I don't know the Inst time Costa Mesa has had
a winning season in JV softball," said Mus1angs
co-coach Sharon Nichols. Costa Me sa finished 6·4
in the Pacific Const League, good enough for third
place.
Nichols, who shared the
conching duties wi1h Erin
Gallagher, said the Mustangs
gave co-champion Trabuco Hills
quite o scare in one or the
league games before finally
losing in lhe final inning.
"We led until the top or the
seven1h inning in thnt game. but
they ~it a couple or homers ond
eventually won, 9·8," said
Nichols.
In the final week or the
~eason, the Mustangs fell to
Laguna Hills, 10-3, bu\ finished
on n high note by knocking off
rival Estancia, 13·6, iri the
season finale.
The starting pilcher most of the way-was Tnbby
Cleveland. However, the Musrangs l9st Cleveland
to the varsity the final two games or the season.
Freshman Kelly Rinderknecht took over the
pitching chores al the end.
"Tabby did really well far us," said Nichols.
''She also hi1 seven homers for us. Two other girls
-Tnsea Drown and Cindy Ph absomphou -each
had one apiece for our other homers."
The cleanup hiuer(op most of th e season was
Jenni(er Long, a shortstop who \\OS ;fho a s1eady
defensive player, according to Nichols. However,
Long was sidelined with an ankle injury in the
middle of the seaso n.
Along with Long, Denise Mroz und Melissa
McO;iniel provided some punch in the middle of
the Mustangs' lineup.
"1 felt the last hair of the season, we made
incredible improvement defensively from the start
of the.season," said Nichols. "We even had some
compliments from the Trabuco Hills and Laguna
Hills coaches.
"I kno'~ Rick (varsity coach Rick Duonarigo)
was excited about the progre s of the JVs. We
think th~re's some good varsity prospects on this
team."
0
Anne Marie Clemons wus named the Most
Valuable Player for the Corona del Mar junior
varsity girls softball teom.
Clemons, a freshman, wus the te~1m's stnrting
pi1cher nnd batted .300. She ah.o pbyed o very
solid third base and caught ut different times this
season, according to Coach Eric Findling. •
"Nobody plays in just one posi1ion on this
1eam," said Findling. CdM went winless in 10 Sea
View League games following a 3-2 record in
pre-league contests.
"We scored four runs in the firsl inning against
Saddleback, but they came buck," i.aid findling.
Earning 1he 1eam 's "Rookie of 1he Year" award
was Jreshman Allison Hollern, the team's Jeadoff
hitter for most of the ~cason. Hollern led the team
in runs scored and ROI and star1ed most of the
games at shorts1op.
"Near the end of the season, one of the varsity
pitchers taught her how to pitch in practice," said
Findling. "She pitched a bit lute in the season and
did a good job."
Shobna Pandhoh led the Sen Kings in on-base
percentage at .742, aided by 19 walks. "And she
plJyed about eve111\\hcre in the field," said
Findling. "We started her in left and right,
shortstop, second base nnd nlso backup cat;hcr."
Dcnclle Reid and Carrie Goldberg \\ere CdM·s
co-lenders in b:1tting average al .3'18. Reid, the
primnry catcher, was noted for h"r buscrunning U)
she was con id cred the fo i.1cst pht)er on the team.
Goldberg, a freshman, s1arted the season on the
varsity level, but wns sent do" n c:1rly in the i.cason
and ployed a lot ut third base dcfcn:.i,ely.
First baseman Laura Will iam~ \\Ult 1he only
player on the team 10 go the entire l>Cason without
striking o ut once. She ba tted .2 2. third on the
team, and her on·base nveroge wall around .500.
Drnnis Drostrrhous is a Daily J>ilot sports
11ritrr 11/iosc column on pr<'p lig/11l1L'ights :ipprars
c1 rry Tursday.
Men's volleyball
Hanson gets
ace past •••
tor one year
Curt Hanson, an asi.ii.tant with
the Orange Coast College men's
volleyball program for six years,
has been named the head couch
for 1992-93, replacing 3ob Wetz.cl,
Athletic Director Uarry Wallace
announced.
Hanson\ appointmen t i· for one
year only - a search for a perma·
nent coach "ill be made ncxl
i.pring. Wullucc said.
The 35-)ear·
old Hanson, a
resident of Tus·
1in, assisted the
Pir~11es in their
!ot;Hc champion·
ship seai.ons or
'89, '90 and '91,
and n l so
coached in
1992 , wh e n
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OCC finished Hanson
third in the
state after winn ing the.: South
Coasl Conference title.
He was on the Pi rate \'Olleyball
staff in 1981 and 198:? a:. well, and
continue~ to teach \OllC} ball class-
es at OCC whi le the program took
u fo ur-year hia1us from 1983 to
1986. Hunson abo alti.isted Jant:
Hiigendorf in 1982, when O<i:C
\\On he state title, and \\US an as-
sistan t with the ''omen's USA
Junior Na tional Team in 1980.
He replaces Wetzel. the onl)'
head volle)ball coach OCC ha)
had, who retired after 123 i.Caltons
"ith a 225· 74 career record. four
ltt:l te championlthip and i.c,cn sec titles, where the Pir.llt.:lt \\Crc
137-32 in 12 rears. He guided the
Pirates to the State Tournamen1
IO timelt.
BOATING:
From 81
ducting the recent Ol)mpic Triab..
Oan:i Point YC is planning o
fund·rni~c.:r in July for Lunec
Outler, their rcprc~cnrn1 ivc in
Olympic Ooardi.ailing in
13Jrcelona.
•If you're a parent -
encourage your young!>leri. to i.ail
-you have an abundant i.upply of
role models -:i nd many
instructionul optioni. available.
Competitive sailing is a healthy
environment for your youngi.ter,
especially during their teen }Car!.!
• Bouti ng c;in be a lifelong
hobby -one that keeps you
young in spirit dc!ipitt: the pa!l~agc!
of time. This was e\ ident a~ I
\.atchcd my ,,ife ~elebrate her
birthday with boating buddie~. I
now rc;ilize how much boating
means to our marriage.
•The 199:? E.F. Kenned)
Memori al A"ard wa~ presented to
Preston "l3 urt" Zillgill, Staff
Commodore of 1he llalboa YC by
the Bahia Corinthian YC for hii.
many conlributions to yachting.
Zillgitt is currently Pre!.ident of
DCC:··
From 81
state record in 1hc 200 free
( 1 :39.10) and clocked I he fastc~t
time in the state at a mile thb
year. 15:31.97, almost six i.econds
faslC"r than lmllan Ri\1.:r·~ J. Tay·
lor's winning national. record time
of 15:37,79.
Those efforts, plu~ hii. pJrt in
OCC's "inning freest) 1e relay
e'ents, earned him "S\\immcr of
the Meet" honori..
Otte,· u freshman from Rath·
eno", Germany, turned in a stnte
and nation~1I record in the 200
back~troke (I :48.:?6), as \\ell as
~tate mJrki. in the JOO bJCt..)trokc
(50.66 "hile leading off the 400
medley relJ)} ;ind the 200 in·
lhc Ncv.pon Harbor NauticaJ
Mui.cum nnd a Director ot
Ca1ulina Conservancy .
He has scl'\·ed his yacht club an
numerou~ official positions and
chosen a!o "Ou1i.rnndins Voyaser
o( Ye nr 1985."
Burt hns been o participant or
on official of 1he Ensenada Race
since 1956 ond se !"-ed 11s President
of NOSA in '76. His role in
yachting over 1he ycnrs is a fine
example of "Corinthian Spirit."
•The Dana· Point Series
produced some unexpected
excitement with two dismastinp
an d t.\\.O collbions. Fortunately, no
injuries \\ere reported.
Dane Point Serie•
PHRf.A - 1 Shadow, Bob & Ken l<tauM, OPVC;
2 Phan!om. The JuMrs. DPYC. 3 MeGICine -.
Gltn H. 1 llQS DWYC. 4. ~wnlde. Ken ICiiln. ~
PHRf ·B-1 Slongshoc. B·• & SUe Murriy, wu • ,.; 2 Yatdblfd Tom Prtm. BYC; 3. Gray Hol#ICI$. Hd
Seoa~ OPYC 4 Sanc!!lutT, Cr.idl Pierce, 0PVC. f>HRf.(-1 ~ Btuce LOU. !>PVC: 2.
Chev. !live c.i G nSOI\' Cllerry Frazier. DPYC. 3 Bar·
t>&ra Jg/In Wi!:S 0PVC
t.on-sp1nnMr -1 Anel, Norm Hangen. OPVC.
2 OooNn Wlfll!. J111 Petll.ins. OPVC, 3. Ornld. S.W
Orr. SBVRC
NHYO SPJln9 lortff
1nne1) Etcnt S·22-1 T~ Hooan. HHYC: 2. xavilf
Siled SDYC, 3 J SN>Qati1l. St\W\. HHYC. 4 S.. MlSM'J Butiunvnam. l>HYC. 5 Colin Bn, HHYC. Sht~s -1 Eri11 Holdaway, UCISA; 2. Goran Md-
13m1c, UCISA
Soc.no - 1 8 I Ha~rman, WC, 2. 81 MartillQ. eve
dividual medley (1:50.69).
OCC's \\Omen won aJI four relay
events, selling a state and national
ma rk in the 4x50 freestyle
(I :38.53) and state records in the
4x100 frccst~le (3:35.59) and the
4xl00 medley (4:02.88).
San Diego Mesa's Amber Drake
captured indi\'idunl honoTs, scoring
57 points, one mo re than OCC's
Kristin Welch, a sophomore fro m
Nev. port Q._c11fh.
Doth swimmers won two events,
but Welch h:inded Drake her first-
e, er lo~s in the 100 freestyle, sel-
ling a s1atc mark of 52.34 in the ·
process. Drake's runner-up time
\\alt 52.58.
"Drake had beaten Welch three
straight times by large margins,
but it got a lillle closer each
time." said Watson. "Finally-, Kris-
tin's hard work paid off.''
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'UILIC NOTICE written Oeclar1llon ol D• the Trustee. 16201 c.n1ury Drive, Oear-1oml.-11mttwd pen . Bid D Costa Mese Call: This sui1emen1 was Med T~~c sia1:,;,a~t was filed PUBLIC NOTICE 172~ P1.:.".:Urst ~=:
---------if1uh 1ne1 Oemena for Sale. The trustee under 111<1 born. Ml 48120 (313) 322· ship, Danlel D. Ltina, 1 ~· •1 h h t mo bids with Iha coumy Clerk ol with the County Clerk ol Fictitious Huntington Beach CA. 11MH The undersigned c1u.sed • Deed ol Trust ceused •No-3890 Oenerel Partner of In-°' a, 8 w ic 1 0 c M 14 o n a county on M:iy 8 ' TRUITll IALE NO. Notice of Defeull and Elec· Uoe of Oef1ult and Election Coples of the Class II per· dustrlel E••tl•k• Pert• win be ~ubllcly openod and range ounry on ay • 1992 g • BuslneH Name Prior to the hoerfn9, In.
lion 10 Sell 10 be recorded to Sell to be rtcOfded In mil moe11nc111on and sup-C read foi · t 992 Statement tereateit residents m•r 1011"°2 In the county Wh9'• the the county Whtft lht real pQf11ng CIOSUfO plan dOCU• n•ra 11• Ltd., 14 orpo-SERVICE MAINTENANCE F531559 Fs33o774 The Following persons call tho Dlstrl ct at 841· N 0 TIC I 0 f real prope!1y Is localed PfOpetly Is loc•lt<I and mtnlS 811 eva1lable for rate Plaza, Newport OF 'pAINTING EQUIPMENT Published Newport Beach· Pubhshed Newport Beach· are dOlng business as: 2551 Extension 1409 TRUITll'I IAlll PENIWO .. TH-fORE· more than three monlhl pubhc review and copying Beach, Calif. 92MO WITH OPTION TO RENEW, Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Costa Mesa Daily P1ro1 May NEWPOAT·CAR·CLINIC, tor eddltloNtl Inform.:
NOTICI TO PttOPPTY CLOIU"ll! Sll!RVICEI heve etapffcl "nee such 11 tt'lle Oeparlrneol ol Toiuc David B. Kuhn, Jr., ORANGE COAST COL· June 2, 9, 16, 23, 1992 19, 26, June 2, 9 1992 4360 Campus 011ve, New· tlon OWNll" p y Id rtcOfdallon. Substonctt Control, A .. Oeneral Partner of In· LEGE T·498 T-474 port Beach. Calif 92660 • t YOU ARE IN OEFAUlT COM AN ' •• ea DATE: 5/18'92 gton 4 , 245 W. Broadway, duatrlel EHtlake Part· AU bids are lo be In ac· Ham•d·Z1a1. 3195 Huc~I• Published Newpor
UNDER A DEED OP' TRUST Truetee, •r Ronald PIUNCll!'TON llCROW long Beach. Cahlornle: 11 Ltd 14 Corpo-cordance with the Bid Doc· PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE berry Or, Corona, Calif Boach·Coata Mesa DATED FEBRUARY 15 Penaworth, 8415 I. and the Newpor1 Beach non ' '' umenlS which aie now on 91720 Dally Piiot June 2 ,
1991 UNLESS YOU TAKE PacHlo Coast HlehwllJ CO., AS TRUSTll!ll!, Pubhc Ubrary 856 San rate Plaza, Newport file end may be socured In CNS1042131 CNSt04213;l Ham1d·Nau11 311 w. W1I-t992
ACTiON TO PROTECT s u It• 3 3 e, Lon~ SJ33 s . Sepulveda Clemente 011119, N-por1 •••ch, Cellf. 92eeo lhe olf1ce o lhe D•rector ol Fictitious Fictitious son .,9, Costa Mesa. ca111 Tsoe
YOUR PROPERTY IT MAY hach CA 90803 310-Blvd. 1200, Los Aft9• Beach CA. Boswell Properties, Purches1ng ol the 01st11ct Business Name BuslneH Name 92627
BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC 1 ... uta les, CA 90045 Tel• Pubi11hed Newport Inc., a Calltomla cor-No btdder may v.ithdraw Statement Statement This bu11ness is con-PUBLIC NOT ICE
SALE. IF YOU NEED AN DATE· Mar 15 1 H 2 phone Nu"'ber: (213) Beach·Cosra Mesa Oa•ty poretlon, Qenerel Part· ~·s b(~5~10~ • pe~oel ~1 1~"t The Fofto.,.1ng persons The Fonow1ng peisons duc:ted by· a l1m ted part· F1 tltl
EXPLANATION OF THE 'II' • N S7o-8085, KATHLEEN Pilot June 2. 1992 ner of lndu1trlal lest· iv• ays 8 er ' a 0 are dOlng bus•ness as; a•e doing business as· nttshlp c oua • J"ATVAE OF THE PRO· Pwbllehed ewport NRRREM T504 lake Partners II Ltd. HI lor 1 open.ng tl'lereol HJT HOLLYWOOD, 503 JT SANTA MARIA. LTD .. The regislrent(s) com· BualnoH Name
CEEOINGS AGAINST YOU •••ch.Coeta Mesa II h d N s H ' The Board of Trustees,.. 32nd Street Suite 200 503 32nd S1tet1 Su•te 200 menced to ttensacr busi-Statement
YOU SHOUU> CONTACT;. Dally Piiot May 19, H , B:~c~-c'os: Mes~w~~~~ PUILIC NOTICE :: 3 t °su :t~ 4::0•1 M rv1 es lht Pf~~1:ff'b ~ '! Newport Beach, ca111: Newport Beach. ca111 ' ness und11 u11 F1c:ti
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11ous The Following pe~• UWYER. Juno 2 , 1HI • ' r•• • u 1 ee ing any 1'"' 1 s 92683 92663 Bu1111ess Nametsl •Sled are doing business es On June 8• 1992 at 9·45 T4aO Pilot Mey 26, Junt 2, 9. CNS 1042&&0 Loa Angeles, Calif. lo w11ve, 1ny 11regula11t1es Jack Jakosky, 503 32nd Jack J3koskv. 503 32nd 1t>ove on'. NJA THE EVENTERS. 2977 Ja·
A.M., PENSWOATH FORE· 1992 NOTICE TO 90071 lor inlormahlits 111 any btd Strool. Su•lt 200. Ne\t>'porl Street, SUlte 200, Newport Hemid·Zill · carenda Avenue, Cosll
CLOSURE SERVICES PUILIC NOTICE T494 CREDITORS OF Thia buslneH la con· or in the bidding. Beach, ca~f. 92663 Beach. Calil. 92663 Th<t 11atemen1 was hied Mesa, Calif. 92626 •
COMPANY,•• tn. duly •P-BULK SALE duct•d br: • 9onoral Signed: IS/ BETTY Terry Hackett, 3 Upper Larry Tucker. 503 32nd With the County Clerk ol Edwin Kraus Assoc.ates. polnled TruslM , Of Sub•ll· 171728 PUBLIC NOTICE (Notice pursuant partnership BALDWIN, Director of NewPOf1 Plaza, 2nd Floor, Street, Suite 200. Newport Orange County on May 5, Inc., a C1hlomi1 C0rpor1·
lute Trullee. und" Incl TruatH Sale N tic• of Pvt.lie MHt• to UCC Sec. &105) The re91atrant(a) corn-Purchasing, Coast Newport Beach. Calif. Beach. Cahl. 92663 1992
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11on, 2977 Jecaranda Av· purauen1 lo th•I tef1aln No. 82·T0212 ° NOTICE IS HER!:BY d t Communttr College 92660 This busineu 1s con-Fl3 37 enue, Costa Mesa. Cahl Deed of Tru1t Recorded on NOTICE OF ln9 on• Cl••• II Permit GIVEN that 1 bull< ult Is mence to tranHc Dletrlct Lorry Tuckttr. 503 32nd dueled by: a l1mtted part· Published Newport Beach· 92626
Februery 19, 1991 H In-TRUSTIE'I SALE Modification for• Haa· ibout to be made. bualn••• under the o en: June tB, t9g2 St1eet, Suite 200. Newpon nersh1p Colla Mesa Diiiy Pilot May Thll business is con· strument No. tt-074907 01 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT ardoue W•eto ltor99a The name and business Flctltloue Bueln••• • 18.00 am Beacn, Cahl. 92663 The reglstrant(s) com· 12• 19, 26, June 2, 1992 ducted by; a corporahon
Offlclal AtcOfClt In lht of· UNDER A DEED OF TRUST Facllltr •ddress ol the seller aie Name(•) llatad above • This business Is con· menc:td · 10 transact butl· T451 The reglslrant(S) com.
llce ol the Recorder ol Or· DATED 9/18/90. UNLESS The Cahlornia Oeparl· JROC FASHION ISIANO, on: February 271 1997 Bid Noi 1597 ducted by: a general part· ness under the Flttihous menced 10 transact bust·
ange County, C.i1toml1, tlC· YOU TAKE ~CTION TO ment ol Towle Substances 36 Ro al SI: Geor e Road, Dentel D. &.tine Published Newport nttshlp Business Name(s) llsttd PUBLIC NOTICE ness under the Flct111ous
ec:uted by: Frenk E. Cow. PROTECT YOUR PROP· Conltol (OTSCI end the NewpJrt Beach ci 92660 Thia statement WH Beach/Costa Mesa Oa1ly Tne reglstranl(s) com· above on· May 15, 1987 Business Name(s) listed
ley, Jr. and Klllhryn R. ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT U.S. Environmental Protec· Doing business u : filed with th• County Pilot June 2. 9. 1992 monced to transact busi· Jack Jakosky Fictitious above on: N'A Cowt.y. Tru1tee1 ol the A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU lion Agency (EPA) have r .. Johnny Rockets Cl k r 0 C t t502 ness under 1ne F1ct1bous This slatement was hied BuslnoH Name Helen Kreus, Vice PresJ. Cowley Femfly Trust. ntet>-NEED AN EXPLANATION quuted • Ctess II p11m11 All othtf busineu names " 0 range oun r Business Name(s) listed w.th the County Clerk ol Statement dent
llsheel by Oeclarellon of OF THE NATURE OF THE mod1lic1tion for the closure end addresses used by 1ne on May 14, 1992 PUBLIC NOTICE above on: JUiy 14, 1986 Orange County on May 14, The Following person• Th•s statement was n1ed
Tru11. Oiled OeQemb« 28. PROCEEDINGS AGAINST ol a hazerclou1 waste stor· 111111 within lht past three F531112 Jack Jakoslly 1992 are doing'business as: With tile County Clerk ol
1te3 WILL. SEU. AT PUB· YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· ege lac1ll1y al Ford Molor yeats, H stated by the Published No..,port Beien. NOTICE Tlus statement was ltlod F531548 GE·WEAR. S03 3111 St Orange CO\.l'lty on May 8,
LIC AUCTION TO THE TACT A LAWYER. Company/ Loral Aeronu-H iit<, are: None Costa Mesa Oally P1lol INVITING BIDS with the County Clerk ol Publ1$htd Nov.POrl Beach· Newport BHch, Calll. 1992
HIGHEST 810DER FOR On oe/15192 al 9:45 A.M., Ironic. This permit moC11fi· The neme Incl bu1tness June 2• 9, l 6, 23. 1992 Nollet Is hereby g111en Orange County on May 14. Costa Mesa Daily Pilot 92663 FS30712
CASH, (payeble et time ol PRINCETON ESCROW CO. cellOn Is being conelucted leldreu ol the buyer ere r...a97 that the Board of Twsttes 1992 June 2 g 16 23 1992 Denis AJtred LaRoche ·17 Pub11sned N-POf1 Buch-
Ille In ll!Wful money of 1M 11 the du1y eppolnted pursuent to the Cahlornla JROC. Irie .. cJo Martin H. of the Coast CommuMy F53t547 · · · · T-49!1 Hopkins, 1rv1ne, Cellt CoS1• Mesa Daily Pilot May
United Slatu( •t The meln TrustM under end pursu-Health and S.lety Code, Blank, Jr., t 17SS W1lshlre PUBLIC NOTIC! College 0111ticl of Orange Pubhshed Ntw'poft Beacn. 92715 19, 26, June 2, 9, 1992
(north) enttance 10 the Int 10 OHd ol Trust. A.-Ch. O.S: Tille 22, Cattlornla Boulevard. Suite 1400, Los County, Cahlomla, win 1• Costa Mesa 011ly Pilot PUBLIC NOTICE J1m11 M1cheel Gavdos. T-466 County CourthOUM, 700 corded on 09/25/90 as Code of Regulahonl, Ste· Angele• CA 90025 Fictitious "'"'sealed bids up to but 2 9 6 23 1992 l9H5 Ayon c11cle. Costai---------
CMc Cent.r Drive Wnt, Doc:umtflC No. 90-51°"62 lion• IS6270.41 ~IS270.43 The es sets being 1old are BualnoH Name no lattt tan 11 ::><> AM, June • • 1 • ' T 500 F1ctltlous Men C.lil 92626 ' PtllllC NOTICE
Senta AM, CA II right, llllt of Offic:fal Recotd• In tM and ltle Rnource Cons9'· generally desc:nbed es: AU Statement ThUtsday, June 18. 1992, • Bu1lneH Name Thi•' bu1'1ness 11 con.1---------
llnd lnttt"t corw.yed to office ol the RtcOfdef or vetlon and Recovery Act. machl"'!Y· equipment, f\#· The Followlng penons ti Int Purchamg Depart· PUBLIC NOTICE Statement ducted by: 1 general Piii· Flctlttew end rqw held by It l.Wld9' OflANGE County. cat.for· (42 USC MC. 6901 et Mq., n.ture, fiwturH. leasehold 111 doing buSlntSS es: menl of lht District IOc3t•d The Fonowing peisons nt<Sl'lip • 8&kStnou Name
aalCI Deed of Trust In the nle, executed by: TAN VAN 40 C.F.R. Part 270). lmPfovtmtntl, tools. end TWELVE PACK INVEST· at 1370 Adems Aven~. F1ctltloua are doing bus.ness as The reglstranl(1) com· St .. oment
1>'°'*1Y 91!ueted In aalCI TRAN, A SINGLE MAN If Spf)(OYed, the permit Olhtf teng1blt ...... Of MENTS, 28&4 41B Roy .. BIOg. o. Cost• ....... C-· Business Nam• 7~ GOLDENROD HOME· menctd 10 1111\Uct buti· The FolloWlng ptf'SON
County, Celi1omle, Cltklll>-WILL. SELL AT PUBLIC modllicetlon would II.low ptOptfty l11ueel or held for Palm. Costa Mesa. Cahl. l0tn•e. at which time bids Statement OWNE.flS ASSOCIATION. neat under IM Fictitious are d~ bus.nns 11:
Ing IM I~ 1hareln: AUCTION TO THE HIGH· Ford Motor Compeny/ use In connection with lhe 92626 ~II be pubhcly opened and The Following persons 720 Goldenrod, Corone del Buamess Name(1) llsled TRICIA S TREEHOUSE. Ptttel 1. Lot 900 of Tr1el EST BIDDER FOR CASH. Lorll Attonultonlc locettd Restaurant; any telophOnt Albefto Silas, Aoyel Palm reed for: ere Cl business es· Mill Cilltl 92625 above on: N A 2323 Margaret Dr .. Newpott No. 907, UClo Isle, 11 (~Ible et llmt of Ille In al 1000 FOfd Road, New-numbe11 used In connec· ,8, Costa Mesa, Calif. PAINT ANO BIND PA00-NE~RT JEWELRY Ke1ih Hosf1el, 1300 K1ngt Ja"'" M, Gaydo1 Bt1ch. Cel1f. 92e63
snown on • mep lhtftol lewful money of the United port Beach, Cellfornle tJon w11h the Ae1tauren1; 92626 GRAM GUIDE W~TH p. MART 2l 9 East 17th Road, Newport Beach, This statement was filed Patricia Eneen Oioole. recorded In Book 28. Stites) el: AT THE MAIN 92658, to close lhe haJ• Sttltf'I Inventory ol lood. Ad1ela Sa111. Royal Palm TION TO RENEW, KOCE· Street .• COiia Mesa. Calif. ~hf. 92663 Wllh the Couniy Cl9'k of 2323 Margaret Dr .. Newpon
Pt0n 25 lO 31 lnclUINe ol <NORl'H) ENTRANCE TO ardout wasle storage la~-bever1g11 end 1upplie1 lo-1B, Costa Men, C1llf. TV 92627 Pearl Ste. 1300 Kings Orange County on May 8. Beach. c..111. 92663 M11cell1neoua Me pa, tHE COUNTY COURT· ity. The requ111td ClolUft clled 11 1he R11tauran1 or 92626 All bid• are to be In ac· Ario and zaruhl Yaldlzclon, Aoed. Newport Beach, 1992 Eric Roger Moe, 2323 Met· rtCOfdl of aalCI Orenge HOUSE. 700 CIVIC CEN· 11 a change In par1n1t at•· In tr1nllt on the Cloalng Tannlaha Salas, Royal cordance with the Bid Doc· 1058 Balboa Avenue Long Cahl. 92663 F530111 garet Of •• NIWJ)Ort s .. cn.
County. Excepting lher• TER DRIVE WEST, SANTA lua from • h1zardou1 Dote. Palm IB, Cosl• Me11, umenls which 111 now on Beach Calif 92651 ' This buslneu Is eon· Pvbhshtd Newport Beech· Calif. 92663
from, \he SoutheatterlY 35 ANA, CA ell right, title and waste etorage lac11ity 10 end .,. located et: 401 Cotti 92626 file and may bt secured In Tami Uu 4301 Marlon Av· ducted by an unlnc01po-0 I P lot Ma Thia buslntH 11 con-
feet thereof. Petell 2: The lnttfHI conveyed to end generelor H apecllled Newport Center Olive, Tatianna Salu Royal lht ol1ice o lhe ·OlrectOf of enue Cypres11 Calil' 90630 rated asioclllion other Costa MJese a IV 1~2 Y d~ed by: co-per1n.,.
&outheuttfly 30 feet ol •II now held by It under lllCI under C.F.R .. Title 40, Pert Suite t05, NewPOf1 Center Palm I B, Costa Mesa, Purchasing of the District. This bu11n•11 I~ con· inan a pannersh1p 19, 21S, une 2, 8, The regl1t1ent(1) com-p! that ponlOn ol VI• COf· Deed of Truat In the prop.. 262 ind the Callfornla F11hlon lalend, Newpor1 Cehl. 92626 NO bidder may Withdraw Cluctod by: a limited part• The reg111ran1(1I com. T-47t menced lo trenseet ~
dove H leicl out on •nd erly sltueled In said Code of R19utat1on1, Title Beach. CA 92MO Tannla SalH , Aoyll Palm his bid tor• period of fOf'ty· nershi meneed 10 transact bull· TICE neu uneltt the FIClltrout thown Of'I rM9 ol Hid County, C1lllornl1 d• 22, Sect.on 66262. The site The bulk 111• le Intended IB. Cosll MeSI. Calif. flYt (45) Clays •lier lht elate The ~egislr1nl(s) com· ness unelt< lht Fictitious PUBLIC NO Buslneu Name(t ) haled frac1 No. 801 recorded In scribed as: LOT 7 OF w11 occupied beginning In to be contummated el the 9262s tot for the open.ng the1eo1 menced ~o ltanlKI buSI-Bualnha.:. N~•>-1111ed Flcttuo\la a~'Qlr.ffl --~-5 28, Paget 25 to 38 TRACT NO. 4Me, CITY OF 1958 and obtained lnltrlm o"" ot: MarUn H. Blank, Jorge Saln~-Marlne The Boerd of Truttees rt-" nder the Fich!lous above on Mey tO tl)92 Patiiaa O'Toole luslvt Of Mlacellaneou1 COSTA MESA, AS PER S11tu1 fOf h&urelous wule Jr., 11755 Wilshire BOUie· Of .. l>tl'fll , Cihl 92571 ltf'WS the prlvll:ffe ol r• B''~n:H Name(s) ksled Pt1rt Sze ' BuslneH Name Th11 1teltmenl w .. filed
p1, recOfd• of Hid Of· MAP RECORDED IN BOOK 1tor1ge In 1981. • ftnel P"· vard. SUlle 1400, Los Ano• JaMel Selas 685 M11lner ltctrng any and • l><ds or 1~ve on'. March 11 1991 rn s statemen1 was tiled Statement 11nth tilt County Cleftt ot no• Counti. tying b• 115 PAGES 3 ANO 4 OF mlt for huerdoua waste 111, CA 90025 end the enll· Dr~ Perris. caiif. 92571 lo wa111t any l1regut111t•t1 Mieh•tl R D~e. At, 11with the County Clerk 01 The FOllOWing Pl'.'°'" Orange ColJnty on Mey 14, n lhe Southwesterly MISCEL.LANEOUS MAPS, storege WH recelveel In clpaled .. 1. dett II June Jorge Mej •• 5040 Ashef· IOI lnl011T11hltes In eny bid tOln~y al Law Ora11go County on May 12 .,, dOi~ bus.ness .. 1992
of Vie Udo Soud, U RECOR OS OF THE 1983. A request tor clo1un1 24, 1992 Ion Ave.. Covina, Calif. Of In the bidding Thia statement wu filed 1992 MARINER S CELLUl.AR FN1M4 on Mid rneit of COUNTY RECORDERS OF· of the haurdoul Wllte The bullc .... ,. tub~ to 91724 llenoch /SI •ETTY Wllh lhe County Cle!k 01 Fl31224 PARTNERSHIP, 122 E Publ1"'9CI ~ a..cn.
rect No. 907~ ~ FICE OF SAID COUNTY. SIOfll9t P'fll'WI was mede C.lllornle UnllOfm Com· Bline• L. Mejle, S0..0 llAl.DWIN• DlrfflOf of Orange County on May 12. Published Ntwpotl Beech-Oct1nliOt1t. Berboa. Cehl C~ Mesa Dally Hot Mey
Ut9 St.lion 173 The tot.i •mount, ... of~ onTh S~?._t11ern0erty 11; ..!.~· mercl al Cocse Section Asherton At1e .. Covin• Puroha11n1, Co••t 1992 Costa Mesa Oaoly Pitot May 9~ T F an in E
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9 19 ltt2 · · UN>lid belence O "'' 0...-e -. I menu'"'"'" Slot 2. Calif 91724 Conu"unltr College F531225 1 ' ~ ' ' ' U S. lletlon 114, u lf•llon secured by lht elecltonlc: auembl•et anCI The name ane1 aodren ol Jorge E. Meil•, 5040 Dt t let C & 26. J\lne 2. t . 11. t992 OcNoltont Bal • CeM T~t
on Nlcf mep of PfOt)tfty 10 be IOld enCI guldence control •Ylltmt the p11aon with whom As ht11on Ave Covin• • r . ff Giiberl. Kelly. r°""ley T ... 117 92M1 PUIUC-TICI
ract No. 807, at>andOned reuonably utlrnateCI whleh gentf1lt1 organic clalm1 m•y be flied 11 Mar· C.hl 91724 .. • Opon1 .Nne ta, 1 2 JeMtn. '712 South Patktf PUILIC NOTICE s1 .... e 8a11g11. 204 A1bef11---liii;iiii..v;;:;;;;---
Apfll 1, 1t40 by reaoN-co1t1, ••ptnffl Md .CS-aoNtnte. eclcl• Ind eM!allne ttn H. 81ri, Jr., 117SS Aura c. Henera, 2814 • t 1100 am St . ,Su11e 310, Orenge, Coste Mesa. Calif 9282t 1 "'9•I• ..
of IM city counc:~ of vances at the time of the wutte.. Al pert of the IMlf• w111t111e Boulevard, SI.lite Royal Pelm 18, Coste 81d No1 11ea Ce/ii. 92e68-4702 fictitious Th11 bu11nen 11 con-._... ........ city of Newl)Ot1 IMch, lnlllal publlcallon or the N~ mlt. no wastea hevt been 1400, L.oe Angel••· CA Metl c.111 92629 Publll h td Newport Pub14shed Newi>Ort BMctl> dvc:ted tty· • general Piii·
llllomla. ttce ol Sale la &31,"4 01. atoreCI In underground ~S and lhe lait diy !Of Rob9.i s ~iml. 28'4 Royel Bt1ct\/Cos1a Mese Oa ty Coat• Melt D••IY Pllol M• 8"•'"°" N•-neri h<p ., .... ,,_.
The atreet edelfes• and 1'9Y'Mf\I m<l be by cash. tenka or d11posed ol on-filing claims by eny cre<tilOf Pelm IB. Colla Mesa, Pilot June 2 9 1992 21 J 2 9 18 1192 Y Stat•MOnt Tht reg1etrenl(•) com-The~FolloMI• ~ Gcomtnen ctetlcJMtlon, • ceahlet'• cheek dftwn on site: t\UarCIOVI w11te It anal be June 23. 1192 Caltl 92126 • • • • une • • • The FOllOwlf\Q periona menced io 1renuct buti-ere ~ • . or lhe ml ~ e ttate or netlONll benll, • lhlppecs otf.1111 to en EPA wtllch 11 the bUJlneaa e11y Thi• bui lnen 11 con· TS03 T-4Hx 111 doino bu1.ne11 as oe11 unCltf the f td>llOUI SIUA ~. 122 ,.,
tted ~ 19 JM• ch9CIC dfewn by • elate or apptoved wute ttfflment belofe the enllclpeted 1111 ducted by: a ge.-al part· PUILIC NOTICI 'UILIC NOTICE M~INTt'JilANCC MANAGt· 8usineat Name(•) ~Sled SttHt1.:~~~tlnG'On laect\. ed to be: ut Via UClo federal C'feolt wilon. Of • and dl1peael fec:lllty. Clete lptClfled ebOY'e nerahl MENT $CRVICU 2H 17 •t>Ov• on: Novttnbet 11111 Cll f. ~· N9WPO't .. acl\, CA cnectt drewn by 1 slate or ford Motor Comr•n'I/ DATED: M•y 1e. 1992 The ~aglatrint(a) com-CNlt042U4 Flem...,. M•M •t• Way. Laguna H11 • Ma11e na~ CN1etoPnet T. Oen&. Ill
ted•al ~· end !Oen Loral A11onu11on10 ""II hold JROC, eno., ar ROMld menced lo tren.-c:t bu•r. Flctlttou• •"•IMH Name Cahf 9:tst Thie 11etement wea flltd 1~th ·stre.i. Hunll"l'Ofl
The undenigned l"rutlM eHoc:lallon ... v1no1 •• • pubfle meeting on June A. ~.,114119 au,.r nee• undtf the F'icllliout autalMH N•me It t......e Ma11e S1tphen Hunter, vr11h the COUMY Cle11i ol lftctl, CtMt tM4t ~~ ~ :! 'octi;l:·in°'.~:0:1:":, 24• 1992·~:.,~~=~ t~ Publla h~d Newport luslne11. Name{a) titted . llatenMnt The ,JIOWlng peraone 2:~'H1:t.~!l1~ :f:lf L.I· ~~· Co;.in1y on Mey 1~ ~~: ~:: Mlr-
eet eddreSI Md othef r,:crlnendal Code and au-~e&e Sen Clefnente 8Hch·Co11a Me11 Dilly -:,O.,:gs:r.11111• 1992 The l!oltowlng per1on1 11t doing buatl\tsa ;• FOR ISebble Lynne Hunter, PS$tlll Thia bualneH i. ~
lnf1'10f'1 d: .. •tlon. II lhOriaed lo Clo bUeln9sl In ~ NewPOf1 letch, CA. P1IOt June 2, t9t2 Thia tlaternenl WH filed ~:Dd~R~~~·~:t:~AKE ~~~6~1\?ri~Rl~~,OAM 244n Mel\ial& Wey, LI• Publtahed Ntwp0f1 INCi\-ouetecl by • .,...., .... s!k:': .. IM ,,,..\
1~*.:e.. eddtne' Md :OMCI ·~i:c~::.:~r: T$0S Or'fh lhe~~ ~-:; 1~f jllARTNtAS 11. L.TO .. a C•~· •mt 8tQOnll, COione del ~ H~~.fn~~. ~~con. C9e11~·:.-.o~'i1':: M•t ~":eglllr•nt(l) COM> wllftOIA CO¥eMn( °' other common dftlgnallon • .,,. ptn'nlt ciotur9 plfn. CN9 t04213.5 99~• • loin.a !lmlted pertl'ltfall•P. M111, C1111 t~m dUC'ltf by husband and 20. Junt • • . ~ to ltMMd ...._
fN'i ..,,... or Imo If of the rHI pfOPlf1Y All P"ION wtehlng '° Flcllllou• 1
1 t4 COfl>Qfale Plata N-· Mero I . Htfbert, 111" a.. .,.._ T-485 "'" ...., ..,. fielllaul
,.,_. Mta, poe. ~·bed ebO¥e 11 f>'#• eotnl"Mtlt on the PfoPOMd B1.11IMH Nam• Fli!~-~ •. POft hec:11lOa111. 12660 tonla Co.one del M~. The re911t11nt(1) corn• ..... tC -TICI lu.1.-as Name(•) ._,. --'"' OI ~. Porttd to bf• )12' McKlf+. modlOC.llOn(•) muat CSo ao Slelement Put>IJahed N9wport _,... Dtn1tt O. ane. t4 COfl» Caw 92G$ f'llef!Ce<I 10 11an 1ct b\ISI-rv-'"' ~on· ~A
N ,..,...,.,ma. Lav WAY, cOsTA MESA In "'"!tnG by Augutt '· PUILIC MOTICI Cotta.,._, .. Deily jlllloe Mey "'' Pleu. Newport Beach, Gwy Hoc>Ytf, !IOI "C"te net• undef in. Fl(bhou• A '"''to tMtwtfte t• Ctw11 Gena
9"'91 GI .. ftCMtie • CA tnn tlN. ~I and quet-20. June 2, I. 11. 1112 CD~~t2MD9 K ..... Jf 14 C ~;'f· ~"""" 1LI Butineu Nlmettl Utltcl t•h' ••"'"'""lty , .. Thia ltellrnent ...... tty Mid OM of The ~ Tr""91 teon. lhOuld be dltecteel lo: TM, ......... ...,..ne To4M a"" • "'"" .. Ot· _ •b<M on Api• 11, \t92 ttte ....., Will\ lhe County Cltrtr .. """'.,...,.... 9*eon.. dltdalllnt .,,., ~ lot lduetdO v.....,09 c ... .,. ffM9 ._. ... ,. 891 por•I• Plau, Nev.port LM Nlde11. 11121 P;oneet ,...,k Hunt• ...... te Orange CcMny on -'I. ~ "' ...., ,....._ ,,.,., lncoMcil .... of .. lom6e ~ oi T0111t ••o LAH AVINUI 'UILIC NOTICI B•Kh, C•~I tMeO 112. Mt111. c 1 80701 Th3 1111~1 ... "* ,....... "' ..._ o.w 1m •lw9'1ae. I.,,,,..,,.., IN ..,... ~ Md oCt'9f hbltancw Control, M Boawell Pfoe>ttll ... ~. • This bu11nen 11 con· #II\ tne C°""'t Ot!ll ot View .. .._......,... '9 Nltat GI .. ~of TIUll, COfNftOn i::t•Uon • w.t lroedwly ... '50 ,.T ....... '4 ~ NOTtC• C*'!otnie COfPOfltlon, w ouci.cs by • gentfll Po\lt• 0r9"Qt Coi.lnfy Oft -v ti ......... ....,._"'... ~ .............. 1 cfl~ M4t ... lll!r "'"" • Loni BNCh CA toeoi •••• ftteaa, •.._.rt INV1TIMO 81DI s HOJ>t Stteet. Suitt 4t00, ners P tNZ • ..._ '9 ••urw "-'· CoN ..._ ~ ,.... ..., • of IM,.,....._ Md ...... w111 b. rMda, ptO) ll0-417t .... ._. c........ MoDce i. hereby ~ Lo. MQelel. Ctlil to071 lhe reQ 11ran1(1) com. PUtMJ • hr .......,
tt1e .--tf.-ct tty w ...._ CO¥lfWll or .,.,,.,., ~d. ..INOtf, WHlerft l•lt C•• tt1at lhe Board of fl\ltl'Me Th a lluauwn la con-rnenceel lo tr1n.ect bu ~ N"'90!1 ~ ::-•, :: , .... .._: 28. June 2. t. tt. t•
o.. of TNll. ~ ......,, ...,__ °' im. '9lto1•• SeMc"• L.or11 ~. • C••••• ..,. of .,_ &::~t c~ ::::, by. • m<led part• :'Jn.':°"'N~~r:,"= COltl ,.. .. Olif1 ,_ ._ .:.;,• .;• .... ....., ,_. '""'11~•' '° •:=a:., ... ==-:~=~~ ~•tiff, Tel •••• = Celltofnia. .iit,. lh• 1eo11111nl<•I co.,,. ~on·Aptt:ZO. 1~ 11.JwneJ,t. tl.11N _... •.,. • .._ .. Thlnldng oe l'MtW'I •
i.wllclary under '°'Iha fll d ~ .,.e (714) no-1111 •••""'•'•" ltraet, ~ ... Meled bid•~ IO W n-tnet d to transa.<t t141.., Sell our unw•nted T~tt •••· ••H•Mr t t , oateve .... , QM • .,_ .. TfUlil ....... lf'I .. ":IT, jW .. J111'10imnO. luwonm ..... left D l •l•t Cellf. no laltf 1Nln tOOO AM, nest un09' Int f ic;MIOUI 11em1 )'the NIY weyt Sell yowr f\ome 1Mt, .. M ..... tlft a C_,.1
...... -" _.. ""9f ~ 0... d Ill ~ Otllc:e, '°'d ~~tit I I IHU•h T"""~~~ ~·o::· ::~!n NtF~~~~/' ~': To piece yOl.lr cla .. 1 tnrouon Cl•u"i.d THedr, .l•H tt, PM.OT CU9•sFI• •., • TMI 119 -.. Motor C9f'llp1ny" Co"'".!.:!'••... ..-.. !!_!.. ~ _ ~ ....,..._.; '9'1 • n.u ad caJI 142·H11 .. 8HT8 tMI, 94 .... Dtetnet .._ .... .,. c!WfM~flf!W .. ~ .... Nonh,.19.eot. ~-· ·-···-"""""""'".. ---•.;.;;.;.;... _______ ,. ________ ---------
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84 Tunday, June 2, 1992
PUILIC NOTICE • av PUH1T1n1 IA Ud. Counsv: Mid d9ed °'._YOU Ai9 IN HPAUl NllM n ..._ ot 1 ..._, tor • lftllftll9 110i1a l'9 :------mllll!'---""!'ml-..,._-mllll!' __ ~-~-PlllUC ll01'1CU l'lllUC llOTICll l'lllUC 11011CD l'WLIC llOllCD l'WLIC ID1ICll W ll011Cll l'WLIC ... ~ ..... .,_
•• fft•' ................ deleribMIN ..... : NDlllt A DllO OP blll9tilly II lllflale...,... iONll.nd..-..... dl•nolclld ..... SUMMONa ITIVIN A SILVIR-LOT 111 Of TRACT 3* DAftD 1111111 .,_ .. ll ~ GIWdlalld. --· ..-VOU uay (CITACION ' AS PEA MAP AECOADID ' '°" TAKE AC. fHMofl l..etwftln Hulon • IUCfl ~ ..,. JUDICIAL> ITllN, INC., .. llL-IN BOOf( t 12. MOii $7 10 MOTECT • ~ Cot'porllllCln c.o tbecl end ...., In ......... -.. _., II THI IUl'lllOI ......... °',. ftATI Of CllLlllllllllll WMTllN AND HUI-T .. AOUGH 41 1NCW81V1 ~D IT .,..,. .. 8t11MOft ~ .aort ,.t•red IO W'O'I .. a ,.,... '"""'1' NQ.TICI TO DIFIN-TON OF MISCELLANEOUS 1 ' _., ..._ 00! -2 ..... OWN ......... In .. ~ IN -,. THI COUITY OI' OUIGI
DANT I (Av... • You ..... 30 CAL•N-MAPS IN THE OFFICE Of. VO:!.:.~.=t:· ~ ;::;;; e.n '*"portion ol Loi. 27 you rrwt .... ..
Ac\IHdot LA JOLLA ll'Ao DAR DAV'I •ft•t tNa THE COUNTY RECORDER NAltQN OP THE MAW a.menlnO. CA tf407:1ea Tr.-cl No 1.22. t 2• • ~~ ~= .._ II THI ........ M •-•...-A \ . CIFIC BQUITlll, INC.; 9UftNMM a. ""'" on OF ORANGE COUNTY, CW TMe "OCelOIN D1N01on1 to IN e11011e n on &tltil A ICI ol _,. irw.n• .. _., 111n vr ....., 1 lllW
909 DUPRIJ aRUC• ~ to flle • ty,._,tt. STATE Of CALIFORNIA. AQAINl1 YOU YO pnipeny ,.._ be Obltinld ~ ~of~~· :' t::-.,,:.. o1 --A QRA19 ~,.,. COUll1Y 0P OIDll• llLICTI ~ONKLIN: AND DOH 1 tM responu •t thla ui~R ~gE~ O~~~ SHOULD CONTACT A ~ In .. =~ 1 ~lion re-ot ot MY ~ ~ o••-• po• Fll"a' v.aa ,....... ) QhMD 20, INCLUllVI oourt DATED 11/2t/89 UNLESS LAWftR. f IN~ lol'I ded June 9 tMe .. .ecount M ~ ~ n v.. '""" .,.. ,.
YOU ARI BEING SUIO A letter or phone call YOU TAKE ACTION TO ..,,.::,.'? .. ~ :r:. ::'m ~ trument No ' 60·2S1270, Melone.-•-~~ ~ wtU not prot90t YOUI PROTECT YOUR PROP. No.,..... Seid ...... Nde litiel R8oof(I$ ol Or R __ ,, __ SHdll . Pul'8Uant to law and upon the detetmlndon of the JudgM of
vour trP•Wrltt•n , .. ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT On JUM H t .. 2 ••• """°"' c:oVMlnl Of wy, Thia tv. c:t'C>mlll I °' I ro:::'all&Wlle from 9'e Superior Court. " " ordered that the lolloWlng named ptfSOna
OE ITU ARY H88 apon.. must b• In A PUBLIC SALE. IF vou '1.00 AM ... ih. enlf ~ Ot ~; .. 10 111111, ,_,....,. t~ ..... !'!°"~ tn• CCM¥t cllfk. and they • hereby •elected and Hated u the ~ G •-a1 • It NEED AN EXPLANATION °' ~ 100 In !tie llltlbv °' ll09•••ion Of ~bt*'°81 --"'"....,_. • . ·--f ...... ..__. J p _... 30 In num.._ ... ..._._ .. of which wll be dtawn IQ propw.... orm JOU OF THE NATURE OF THE ... ~·-...ct .. >21 i(; Mllllly the U"lpeid blllnce t•esl \hetuon. looelhel Wit ::O":':..~.O/(p~ .. N~Y • ury ...... UWft ......... .
--------··went the court lo .... , PROCEEDING AGAINST s PerMt St in the Ciey °' due an the "°" MOiied by ~ etlkf\tllld OOllt, wfv~' u• ~ the Grand Jury fol the ~ YHI 1992-93. to wit:
ARTtfOFER '°"' o•N· You YOU SHOULD CON· ateno-~ °' 0r.nga Mid Deed of TIVll to .-· and edlleneea ai s. 204 • 1u•11RV1SORIAL DISTRICT 1 C •, 1 A, th 01 • r •t WOY do not ftl• vour TACT A LAWYER. St.le ot c.Jlornia. c...ror: 1157.1195 ,. p111e Ille tolloWing the. time ol the 1nll~ =r't BMch CA r reaponM on time, you 3 t 53 COUNTRY CLUB ,... "•conwwence Coln-•lirNled Cl09I•, e•-• and lion ol th11 Nohce er 3 •
passed away at th• mer loM the aM, end D~ .. COSTA MESA. CA !l*W. a C.Womia Q)fpor• ~ • ,,... ~-or IN 31 1r~eo I ' D.ity • ~wpott NAMI AND ADDRllSI NOMINATING JUDOll ;g~ 1 ~~/~ ~~po~S:. your w•v••, mon•v 9~217 -"d tlOf\; as duly appointed lnliel puOtjcllion ol INI Notloe Curksoo: d:~r..~ BMChJCosta •nd -..-.... "' ., .. _ '(I a s1ree1 ... ,.,. or Trwitee undal !NI C8f141in of Sela· eatirnlled WUllM'• M.u pu-o Cahfomla after a lln-... ..._... •., .,. common designation or Deed ot Trust ..acuted bv .._and co111 ill Iha MIOUl'4 10 lhe Tro11ee o J 1 ""'a 1992 gerlng lllnesa. Mr. t•k•n without further property Is shown above,.._,. l<alll Pedl8r an ~ of $2676.51, plua lntilrwl on ' t re acc...,table '.:i-:·une __ ._2_ • ...;'_..,... __ _
Arlhoter Is survived •arnlng from the no warranty ls given aa to nwrl8d wom.n,. .. inmors, the unpaid r>Mcipal blllancaal T1us1ee provided p1ope PUBLIC NOTICE
by his loving wife of court. 111 compleleness or cor-ieCclfded on 10/2119 • In-a w.nable lntefect rate from ldanhficallon It •~tiltbte
51 years, Doris or There •r• other legal rectness)." The beneficiary atrumen1 No. 89 s~ . ., NoWHnbaf 1. 1981 10 ... ol From lnl0tme1ton '!hie CPOt3552_ __ ~
Ntpomo: son Danny r ... ulrem.nts. You m•y under said Deed ot Trust, Book -Page _ Of Otllcilll aale pi. accrued lalt lhe Trushte deufnl relltble. NOTICE OF PETlTION
ot Rancho MJrage; w•nt to c•ll •n •t· by reason ol a brffch or R8c:ofda' of l:>ran0a County c:halQ.., and advances lilt !>YI '°' which Trustee TO ADMINISTER
daughler Sharon tom•y right away If default In the obligations &Me Of Celll0tnla undef btneliciary II aulhorized or no rept8991\lahon or w11ran-ESTATE OF• Sheafe of Tucson, JOU d t kn • t· secured thereby, hereto-the PoWet ol lale 'lh4Keln obligated to pay priol 10.... ty, lhe s1reu1 eddfe~(es) or Sem J Perrino
A i t b th o no ow en • lore executed and dellv. conleined will 1811 al publlC YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T hef common dNion•tlO • e~s~o~~ha~f 0,'~~ tom•v. vou nuiy ull an ered to the undet'llgned a auction 10 Iha htQt*9t bid-UNDER A DEED OF TRUST I the above describe CASE NO. A183672
Vegas, Nevada and ettom•y referret .. ,.. wrlllen Declaration ol 0. def lor c:aati or C"8cil N DATED AugVSI 18 1988 p!OP8flY 11 11 Pellca To al heirs,
Paul Artholer ot Or-vie• or • leg•I •Id ol· laull and Demarid tor Sale, deactlbed ~ at>6e al UNLESS YOU TAl<E ACTION . Newport Beech. bene~ • c:r«Mora.
ftc•· (ll•t•d In th• and Wfillen notice ol d• lhe time Of -~ IHlul TO PROTECT YOUR &2NO ' contingent cr8d\of'S, and ange, Cahlornla; six phone book). lault and of election to money 01 the United Stetes PROPERTY. IT MAY BE Seid Pl°"811Y is being ~· who ~ gr andchlldren and Deapuea d• qu• I• en-cause the undersigned to ol Ametlca without wMren-SOLO AT A PUBllC SALE. IF lor fhe. fMl!l>OS.8 ol P8V' be lnt1'"'8d Iii o n e g r e a t· sell said property to satisfy 1v • ~ 1 YOU NEED AN lhe obligalioos lflCUfed wl Of .-..., OI bo4h, grand ch 11 d . Mr. treguen ••t• cltaclon said obligations. and thlf• ifue~: or;,;.;;' &no EXPLANATION , OF THE said Deed ol Trus1 inc · cl: Sam J. P•mno
Anhofer was Honor· Judlcl•I usted tl•n• un alter· the undecafgned ~ • pos.. ,....t .11 • NATURE OF THE leea and 8JCPG11989 ol I A PETITION hM been ary Member of the pl•zo de 30 l>IAS CAL· cause~ said notice ot de-, ences, r...,., · ll 8 PR EDING AGAINST ruslee and ol Sale tied by 8"eie Joan
Newport Beach Ex-ENDARIOS par• pr• fault and ol election to be :;c' S:::T.~': ~ ~ 1~ vo?f'E YOIJ SHOULD C•lltornla Reconv. Rotleraon Petrino In "•
c ha n g e c I u b . ••nter una r••PuH .. rtcorded February 24, the lollow1ng desc11bed CONTACT A LAWYER enc• Compenv. IS .. Suonr Cou" cl
Former member of eacrlt• • m•qulna •n 1992 as Instr. No. 92· property siluat11d In 1he DATED: May 20, 1992 Tl\lll~. Qv. &uenne Kelly, Calitoml!i County oC the Newport Beach ••ta corte 108711 In Book Page ol alOffNWUd Cou 1 and 51 le Sheal10f'I Lel'lman Hunon Elfecuhve Vice President, ORANGt:. • Olliclal Records in tt\e ol· n y e • T ,......... Sefv' Inc 9301 Cotbln Avenue, Suit THE PETrTION Elks Club. Long-time Una c•rta o una floe 01 the recorder of Or· to wit APN: 141-13<1·20 tUS1 .,_, ices, .. u 100. Norlhfidge. Celil0tni ,.qu .. • flat a...i. Joan parishoner of the ll•m•d• telefonlce no ange county; LC?' 10 If Traci 4281, 111 lhe TNllM ~_, A Cle11eland. 91324, (818) 115·2575, Roberson PMilo be Newport Harbor Lu· le ofr•cera protecclon• Said Sale wlll be made City ol Costa Mose, County Vice Presidtnt. 4680 Hallmark Oeted 5151.92 .,...,....,t.d • ,._,.,,91 th a Ch h M ' • •of Ofange, Stele ol Calllor-Paitlway. San Bemard1(IO, CA ASA""" ~...-· .... ..-.-·to A~~o7er w~~c ~ re~i au r•spueata earlt• • but without covenant Of nit a• thown 00 •Mao Re-91407•1863 (7l4) 88CM7151, rv1059 ,.,,,....tau•• m•quln• tl•n• qu• warran1y. express or Im-eotded In Boolt 164 p-ext 5h9. 5126. Ol2 Drinia'9f tie ntate OC estate developer In cumpllr con laa fol'-ptled, regarding title poa-22 and 23 01 Misc:elia~s June 2 9 16 1992 IN dec:edanl.
Orange Counly tor malldadH let•IH •P. session, or enC\lmbrances, ~ Records 01 Ora""e Daily Ne~ 811ach/Costa PUBUC NOTICE THE PEJ!I.!_ON 35 years. Vlsitallon to pay the remaining prlncl· ,.~·-' . "V M p loC • • reciuesia the dece.-.ra will be held 7:00 ropl•d•• •I us1•d quJ-pal sum of the nole(s) .... vuunly, California .. I ~~'Ihm WLL and Codlclla, If any,
P.M. lo 9:00 P.M. er• qua la corte •• cured t>y said deed ol The tolal amount ol lhe PUBLIC NPTICE NOTIC ON be admitWMS '° ~·
Wednesday, June 3, cuche eu c•ao. Trust, w11h lncerest as In ~1~1flC•Pll: ~· 1~h TO ADMINISTER The wl and any coclcls
in Harbor Lawn Me-SI usled no preHnt• said nole provided, ad· r::.W.bly~i=ed ·c~~s YOU ARE IN DEFAULT ESTATE OF: .,~ =~: ~k-'
morial Chapel. FU· su respueat• • tlempo, vances, II an~, under the 81CP8(1ses end advances ai UNDER A DEEO OF O.Vld tt. Fale• ebyx ti a • """
neral Services will puede parder •I caao, ~rm1s f°' 18 ~ Deed ~ the ttme ol lhe 1nihal p®ii· TRUST, DATED 4/25190. CASE NO. A164221 THeEcourt PElfTION
be held on June 4 , 't I• pueden quit., su e~~~nse:°sof c1;~9~~u:.~e bOn of 1hi1 Notice are UNLESS YOU ,TAICE AC· be Tokletle al eel~· re~esta authority 1o
at 11 :00 A.M. at Har· s•larlo, su dlnero V and ol the lrusls created $208.873 84 . TIQH TO PROTECT YOUR ":..,. ~et (I 9dmlnls'9r the · esta1e bor Lawn Memorial otras co••• de au by said Deed of Trust Currently daled ea..tlietS PROPERTY, IT MAY BE con ... "'«it Who ors, an under the l~ndenl
Chapel, Costa Mesa, propled ad aln evlso Said sale will be heia on: Checks or Cerlilied Checks ~ AT AE~:~ICE::t.:· ~=-be ln'9rea1:~ Administration of ESC.'99
CA. Interment to fol· •dlclon•I por P•rt• d• June 17, 1992. 1111:30 p.m .. ~ lo the T1':'~';8 f' NATI~~ THE NATURE the wlll °'estate, «·both,~· (This,.. authority W: low at Harbor Lawn le cort•. In the lobby to lhe .bulldlng T t ere a~geg a e o OF THE PAOCEEOING of· David H Falff ....,w u•• ~
Mt. Olive Memorlal Exlsten otroa r•qulsl· located at 601 South Lewis ~lie,.e l'o1v1 e ' proper AGAINST YOU YOU ·,., PETITION has been representativllo• to ..... ~ Park. By request ol Street Orange Calllornla ,._, IC8 IOO s avatlatMI A filed by J nine Civyt many .C ns .. ,.,.,..., the family. fn lieu of tos tagal••· Pued• que 92668• • From 1nlormatl()n which SHOULD CONT CT A aka JN Ne 8f' caM In lh• obtaining court ~rovll.
flowers donations usted qulera llamar • At lhe lime ol the 1111\lal lhe Trustee deems reliable, LAWYER. S n Court' of Before illcin_Lcartain '!«Y
un •b09ado lnrne_cUat• pubUeatrorr ol this notrce, but f0t wtuctrTrustee malces --NO~ =t of lnl>Ortan • r;:~ye~i':::nad~~~~~ m•nte. SI no conoc• • ttie tplal amounl ol th• un· no repre9entahon Of Wl)fran· TAUS!fE S SALE 8A~~ County however, the P9fSOf\
Society. 3631 s . un abogado pued• paid balance of the oblige-ly. lhe stroot addr~es>. or • On JNo. 1~;'~992 1 THE PETtTION representative wll t
Haroor Blvd.. Suite ll•r;n•r a un Hrvlcto d• lions ~c~red b~ the, above ~~~h:°'!'~e ~~~::~ 11 oo A.~~ at the entraO:. requests that Jeannine =~'9d'° rJ,1:,:b
#200, Santa Ana, referancla d• •bog•• descr e. doe 0 trusl ptO()efly 1s 3032 Fiiimore ol SU11e 100, 111 lhe ,lobbv ol Caiyl • Jeannltt E. Caryl "'°Y haw waived nob
CA 92704. dos o • una oftcln• d• ~~~se~'1'~~~eda;,~~1~(11 e~~ Wey, 11~9. •140, & 114t, the l>Y~ localed al ~21 be •ppointedlv as f*S0118' consented'° the pr =========~1 ayud• legal (YH •I di· S83 76i 83 Costa Mose. CA 92626 s. Ptfller St . Ill the CHy ot ~esentat e to action) ~ lndetpendent rectorto telefonlco). 11 is possible lhal at the Said propetty 11 bemo 90ld Ofange, Counly ol ()(ange, ~ ~· estate ot ~Ira~ •uthority
--------.. 1 Case No. 28250B time of sale the opening tor lhe l>U!1)()911 ol peyino State of Caltlorn111, Catlfot· THE fl PETITION wil be Q(antad unle• an OLSON The name end ad· bid may be !ess lhan the the ~tioiu leWfed . bV nl• ~~Coteom-requests h decadenrs lnt8'es1'0 t": tiles an
R 1 ch•, d Em 11 dr•H of th• court ls: '°Jal i~d~~J~;ess due. = ~ :~ ~ ~· :s d~~°:ppoi~:d WILL arid eodlclls, ll any, :r~ws ~ ~
Olson, 86. resldent (El nombre Y ~lrecclon ate. 5 . • Trustee and ol Sale • Ttuslee undel 11\al Cetletn be admitted to probate. wh ttw oourf ahoukl
ol Cosca Mesa. d• I• corte·H) IN THE T .D. SERVICE COM CelHornt• Aeconvey· Deed ol Trust 81C8CUled by The wll and any ood<:ls ~ttheautiorlty
CHERYL C BROTHERS
10064 SUNN e1 .. et!.
FOUNTAIN VALLEY 92708
HARRY J CURTNER
10886 EL CENTRO
FOUNTAIN VALLEY 92708
ROBERT VIERA GARCIA
8501 LOMAY AVENUE
GARDEN GROVE 92644
DORIS L LEWIS
10671 EL ADELANTE,
FOUNTAIN VALLEY 92708
GEORGE EDWARD SANCHEZ'
891 t ABERDEEN LANE,
GARDEN GROVE 92641
DARYL EUGENE WIMBERLY
1906 N. LOUISE,
SANTA Af.4A 92706
SELECTION COMMITTEE
HON. DONALD MCCARTIN
HON. JOHN J. RYAN
SELECTION COMMITTEE ... ~
SELECTION COMMITTEE
SELECTION COMMITTEE ..
SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT 2
JOE PETER DOMINIC
21342 LEMONTREE LANE,
HUNTINGTON BEACH 92646
REYNOLD ELKIN
4034 ORANGE AVENUE,
CYPRESS 90630
NANCY M Founs
1283t TAYLOR STREET,
GARDEN GROVE 92645
ROBERT MARLIN MORRISON
19192-6 SHORELINE DA.
HUNTINGTON BCH 92648
MANUEL V PRADO
12442 POPLAR STREET,
GARDEN GROVE 92645
ROBERT KILEY YOUNT
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SELECTION COMMITTEE
SELECTION COMMITTEE
SELECTION COMMITTEE
• SELECTION COMMITTEE
HON. DAVID CARTER
SELECTION COMMITTEE
passed away May MUNICIPAL COURT OF PANV, H said Trus1 .. , enc. Company, as said U, Kalhleen Howard an · are avala tor · a.--------,~'°-, ""f99'!. ~ • , r woman, as rust<lfs, ep 1>41lltlon will b4t M4d o
born In Roseau, Min· COUNTY JUDICIAL DIS-Assistant Secretarv, &ecoltve Vice PreS1den1. recorded on 4127/90.·as lrt· byf'H'ecourt. p ' June 25, t992 at t:it
EfFERSON-.... ~.~~~~~~--.-~~~~~~~~
HUNTINGTON BCH 92647
nesota. He 15 sur· TRICT, 700 Civic C•n-OOt South Lewi• St., 9301 Cotbm Avenue, Su11e st1umen1 No 90-221346, 111 requests authority IO P.M. In .~l 3A located a
vived by his wife tar Orhr• Weat Santa Orenge, CA 92888 100, Nurthrtdge, Callloinia Boolt --, Page -1 ol Olhc:ial edmlnls'8r the estate 700 Crvte C.nl8f D Betty; brothers An C t to' (714)385-4700 91324. (818) 775-2575,RecorSt dtolOfangeCoun1y,undar the l..-......ndentWest,P.O.Box 838,San a, oun Y o range, O.ted 5116192 ale ot Ce1tlorr11a. under . t . ·~1 E Ma CA 92702. Ernest Olson or Ha· State of California IF AVAiLABLE, THE EX· ASAP52653 the power ol sale !herein Admin straliOn P · stal~ IF VOU OBJECT T
c1enda Heights. Clar· 92701 r... PECTED OPENING BID 5126, 612, 6J9 contaioed. will sell 81 pub11c AC1. (Th. ls aoltlority. -:: lhe granting of the petition,
ence Olson ol Sanla The n•m• •ddr••• MAY BE OBTAINED BY aoctlOtl 10 lhe hlghes1 bid· allow 18~ tp~• you should'~., at fl
Ana. Laurence Olson and t•lepho~• numb•; CALLING THE FOLLOW-PUBLIC NOTICE def tor cash, or check as :eseo~1'C.:ns 0 witiout twaring and stale you
and Edward Olson. ol plalntlH's •Hom•V ING TELEPHONE NUM· delcnbed below, payable at ob1a coun •P,PTOVtl obelOM Of flt. wri"91 ~l~~~r ~11~ln~~:~~~~ or plalntlff without .~ BERS oN· THE DAY BE· ~~:06F lhe II":. ?.!.e 't:,!; ~=t~ Belote ldng certain v_.f ob lions wltfl IN ~
ot Illinois and sister· attorn•~, Is: (El nom-FORE THE SALE: (7l 4) TRUSTEE'S $.\LE ~lea. without weflen-Important action~ be r:n.'::. ~ring.be ou
I rt-law Frances bre, la dlrecclon y •I 385'""8370r<213l 627""865 TSl:l62!>4 IY. acpress °' implted as 10 howev.r, the ~be=~orbyyoufa~. Olson. Visitation numero d• tel•fono d•I TAC 4ee94 GUINTHER n1381.S 11118, use, pouess400 or en· reprc;s:'"Cativelve w Uc IF YO\T ARE
Tuesday. June 2, aboOado del deman• Published Newport On Ju1141 23, 1992, ai 10 00 cumbrances. all right, lltle ~:!:.seed'° g ft': ur:.: CREDITOR Of
from 2:oo P.M. 10 de,nte 0 del deman· Beach·Cosla Mesa Dally AM Shearaon Lllllman I-lull.on and lf'llerest now held by 11 they have~ notice contingent credlOJ of I\
8 :00 P.M. at Bell dent•' que no tl•n• Pilot May 26. June 2, 9. TIUSI Olllld Se!Vloes. Tll'lc.. as as such 'trustee m end to eot\S*\led to the propo deceaSed, you must Ii B d Ch 1 1 ) 5 1992 Trustee Ol Successor nm1111 the lollowlno described I' ) The ~nden yOCJr cialm with the oou C~os~a wa~esa~P~e~ abogado, •• ILVER· T496 Of SvbS11tU111d Trus11111, of lhal property s11uated in !he :i~istr lion """""'.:'UlhOfi and mall a copy to ti STEIN AND HUSTON, cOf1811\ Oiied ot Trust t1lllc:u111d el~esald Counly and S1a1e. wil be •anted unle• an personal reprtS4H1tativ
vices w 11 1 be 1851 E. Flrat St., Ste. PUBLtC NOTICE by George E Guinther, JR 10 wit· APN 442·40H2 lnteres~ person flies "'8(1PQklted by the co Wednesday. May 3, 1050, Santa An•, Call· and Tamara K Guinther, ElCHIBIT MAM objecllo lo th pellllo within four months fl' at 11 :00 A.M.atHar-fornl• 92705 (714) Fictitious husbanO .and wile. and PAACl:L 1: Lot 28 or and ~ws ~ca thedateolllrsllssuance
t>or Trinity Baptist 547•2511 Bustnaaa Name !acorded August 19, 1988. u Trec:t No 12212. 1n lhe Cuy wh the courf'should no t.ners as provided
Cnurch In Costa DATE· DEC 171991 St•lement 111s1rvm11n1 no ~13640. ol Newporl 8each, Couney raZittheault\~ secuon 9100 ol tt
Mesa. followed by ROBERT B. KUHEL The Following persons Olficial Re~ ~I Otanoe ol Oiaooe. State 01 CelllOI'· g A HEARING ·on ti Ctlitomla Pro~t• Codi. graveside service at ' are doing business ,as: Couniy. califomia. and ma, u I* 11181> recoroou In pelitlon will b4t held on The time IOf lllino clal
Pac111c view Memo-Cl•rk By D•br• Card· INTRON OATA, 6600 w. pursuant lo thal cen;ain NOia book 551 pages 32, 33 and June 25 1992 at t •4 wll not expire before lou rial Paik in Newport wall, Deputy Warner Ave.. Unit 137. ol O.laull and ElectlOll IO Sea 3°4 of M1tcellane<>U! Maps, p M In o' t. 3A located a months from tie hearin
Beach. Pierce Bros. Publl1hed Newport Hun1mg1on Beach, Cahf. thllr~nder reco~ed Janu1ty in the OfltCe ol the County 700 · Clv~ c.nt., Driv eta• noticed above,
Bell Broadway Mor-Be•ch·Co•ta Mes• 92647 2. 191l2 as lnstf!J"'lllfll no Recorder ol 1ald CounlY. Wes~ Santa Ma, C YOU MAY EXAMIN
1uary D1rec1ors, 642· Dally Pilot Mey t2, 19, Scott A. Hanggle, ~00 W. 9~7I. 01 Ofltaa~~ EXCEPT lhefelrom all 011, 92701. the lie kepi by the court.
9150. 28 June 2 , 1992 Warner Ave., Uml 137. ol aaid Cou~ ~ 1 Trust gas. tntnerals and olhef hy· IF YOU OBJECT T you ate a petSO
--------•i ' T458 Hunllnglon Beach, Calif. =-~·~ dion 1° cash d«lcatboo substances lymo lhe grantlna of the petition, lnteres'8d In the esate ---------92647 11 ,.,. 811 Of ·'below a dePlh of SOO leet you should' appear at ti you may fiN with .... PUBLIC NOTICE This business Is con· ra51w1u1 ~! •hehOU~~~ from the su1laoe ol said heati'lg and state you a tormal A.Quest ducted by: an lnd1vldual 11111 0 ............. 111 ,_.. ploprly, IX.II Wllh no rtghl of obetiOns Of file wnl19 Soecial Nolloe ol 9'e ltin
NOTICE OF The regfslrant(st com· :;oo' ~rance~o cit-.e ~ aurlaoe enlry, es prO\llded 111 ob tiona with the co of an _inven'°ty
TRUSTEE'S $ALE monced to transact busl-ou · v.c 8f doedS ol rOOOld be ce the hearing. You appraisal ot •taw .... Lo•n No ness under the Fictlllous Dnw West. Santa. Ma. PA ACE L 2: Non· appearance may be °' of any pe~lon
2500128/URDEA Business Name{s) listed ~=-~!,8!c, ,~1~18 = 811Cfu51ve ea:wments '°' eo-person or by your attomey. account as_ provided above on: March 1, 1992 ·-, ceas. 0119r the Common IF YO\J ARE seci<>n 1250 of I\
HAllOI LAWN·
MOUNT OLM C-ery •~
C/\e,pel • er.m.tory
T .S. No. A134&15 Scott R. Hanagle hold by il unclllr UK! Deed ot Area and lor ingress, CREDITOR 0< Califomla Probate Code. UNIT CODE A This statement was filed TIVll in the prop41rty &~uallld 111 eoress, r~. mfln181'111nce. contingent CC'editcx of ti Req1.1•I tot Sc>ecMtl N
AP iJ 139· f 22-4 f wilh lhe Counry Clerk of Hid ~ouniy and S18le dratnage. u11111les tnd lor deceaSed you roost fom'I Is avallllble from ti
T. D. SERVICE COM· Orang8' County on May 5, dllScn as Olhof purposes, ell es de· yow ewm wlti the cou court cleftl PANY as duly appointed t992 · lot 17 ol Tract No 1556· In ICrtbed In lhe Decl.trallon ot end mall a copy to lh Attor~for P9tltlonar:
Trustee under the lollowlng F530323 lhe Clly 01 C:O.ta Mesa, County Ccwunants. Conditions end ~al reptMetlle LYNN L: KAMBE "Suvmg All Fa/Jhs"
1625 Gisler
Cosi. Mesa
540·HM
desc11bed deed of lrust Published Newport Beach-of °'p 811~· SIR~~ali~~ Res1r1C1ioo1 tor Bevwew Tw· eppoin&ed by ltle co JONE~ DAY, REAVIS 6 WILL SELL AT PUBLIC . .. 81 M8p .............. 111 """"" llK:e Homeowner• Assoc•· Witlln tour inomhs 'Ir POOUt: AUCTION TO THE HIGH· Cotta Mesa Daily Pllol M•y •6. Page 21 ol Mlse»ltaneous ••Ion lecxlfded JOM 9, 1986 the dat• of first Issuance 2603 Mein SL s .. 900 EST BIDDER FOR CASH 12, 19, 26, June 2, 1992 Mapi1, in the Olla of lhe .. Instrument No 86· leners as provided . trvtne ' CA 12714
(In the lorms which are -4 Coul\ly Ra<lOl'Ollr 01 •Ml 237208 Ofltci411 Records ol ~n 9100 of fl Dally ~
lawful lender In the United Coun1Y. Orange County, <1tltlOl'nie Calilomla Probai. Code. BMd\ICotta PACIFIC VIEW Slates) and/or the cashier's The stl'IMll llltdr8" 0t other PARCEL 3; A lideyard The time fO< filing c1ai Mesa Pilot
MEMOAIAL PARK certified or other checks Repom· ling". common ~ .. 1gn111co1~olp•llid easam9nt appu1tenanl to wrl not e~lre befOI• tou June 1, 2, 8, 1992 c.m.tary • Morluary specified In CMI Code Sec-r propeny. .,1'.> -· • -
Chapel • Cram•te>rf non 292.fh (Payable In full CostaMeaa. CA 92.627 1.---------------------------
3500 Pacllle view Drive at the llme ot sale) all right, fwwltll9ll•••·
Newport 8Mcf'I 1111• and lnlerest conveyed ............. . M4-1M to and now tleld by It ••••••••.i under said Oeed of TrU11 In ,..1,leltlll .. ,., .. -.I lllT9'•IS the property herelnal1er de-o.lids•W .. rt1n1v scribed: ~ ~._ lfLl lllllWAJ TAUSTOR: MICHAEL G. ""~•--.•· UR DEA Mortuary . Chapel BENEFICIARY: LONG
Cremation BEACH SAVINGS & LOAN
110 Broadway recorded December '6,
Coste Mesa 1989 as lnslr. No. 89-MJ 1111 662971 In Book page o1 Of·
for Ad Action
Cal a ..., ....
AD·VIS(I
642·5~78 i••••'•••-~I flclaJ RecOf'dt In the olllC9 ......... . of the Recordlf' ol Ora099 11 ._ _______ .,.
STARTING A llEW BUSlllESS??
Th• ~al Departm.nt at th• Piiot It
plea1ed to announce a new MMC.
now avsllaC>le to new bu1lneue..
We will now SEARCH th• name for
you st no ~ charge, and N,_. you
th• tlm. and the trip to th• Cou11
HOU.. ln Santa Ana. Then, of COUf'M,
a1tef th• ... rch It com~ wt Wiii me your ftctltloUa btlllneta neme
1ttttem.nt with th• County Ct.fl(,
publish onca • w..ic fOf fouf ~
u rtquJred by law and then fli. your
proof of publication with Coun'ly Clef'k.
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LINES DAYS BUCKS
Sell your private party merchandise in the
Doily Pilot Classified Community
Marketplace. Coll today at 642~5678 and
toke odvontoge of this great off er.
3 LINES for 6 DAYS for 9 BUCKS
UW1• 1Wr S300 Ottt,l ---
HUNTINGTON BEACH • FOUNTAIN VALLEY
Independent ·
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SUPEAV1SOAIAL DISTRICT 3
CORALEE.ARNOLD
251 12 PAADERA DRIVE,
MISSION VIEJO 92691
DIANNE BURGENER
10982 BENT TREE ROAD
SANTA ANA 92705
JOSEPH NAVERETTE CHAVEZ
2711 LAKESIDE AVENUE,
ORANGE 921567
JAMES EUGENE CAUSE
5062 STONE CANYON AVE,
YORBA LINDA 92686
PHILIP V GINESI
2148 E. ONYX AVENUE,
ORANGE 92667
DOLORES LELA SEAOY
2510C N. TUSTIN AVENUE
SANTA ANA 92705
HON. DAVID CARTER
SELECTION COMMITTEE
SELECTION COMMITIEE
SELECTION COMMITTEE
SELECTIC)I COMMITTEE
SELECTION COMMITTEE
SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT 4
ROBERT LYLE BALL
1532 LASTER,
ANAHEIM 92802
RUTH LEWIS BARNARD
1731 MEDICAL CENTER #165.
ANAHEIM 92801
JERRI BENNETlVANHOUTEN
180 SUMMERTREE RD.,
ANAHEIM HILLS 92807
THOMAS JOSEPH DALTON
1314 EAST ROSEWOOD AVENUE,
ANAHEIM 92805
CLAIRE ALFRED DUFFIE
913 SKYMEAOOW DRIVE,
PLACENTIA 92670
MICHAEL H HARRIS
6-&-0AKWOOO -slREET,
ORANGE 92669
SELECTION COMMITTEE
SELECTION COMMITTEE
SELECTION COMMlf!EE
SELECTION COMMITTEE
SELECTION COMMITTEE
SELECTION COMMITTEE
· SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT 8
MARGARET ANN BARTLETT
1138 EL C~lNO,
COSTA MESA 92626
SELECTION COMMITTEE
MARGOT ANDREA PURTON SELECTION COMMITTEE
2507 ALTA VISTA OR,
NEWPORT BEACH 92660
VINCENT CHARLES CAULEY HON. JOHN J. RVAH
3 1081 MONTESA ORfVE
1.AGUNA NIGUEL 92871
TIMOTHY PETER HAUMAN SELECTION COMMJTT£E
4 BAHIA.
IRVINE 92714
TRISTAN ERNST KAOGIUS SELECTION COMMITTEE
3241 1 SEA ISi.AND DRIVE ••
DANA POINT 92829
CAROL JANET PYSCHER HON. DAVID CARTER
11 EDEN STREET
~VINE 12720
DATED thla 21th day of May, im.
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Pubbl'ltel DMly Hoe llZJll 1101
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dallv Pilot Tuesday, June 2, 1992 85
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•... •••._• The regl1trant(1) com-n.11 bu11ne11 11 con-St. N302, NewP<lf1, Caltf lls2te0i~ '"'-"--. 1117 w-. PUBLIC NOTtcl! PUIUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICES
PUBLIC NOTICa. -1 I Riii m9nOed ·lo 1r11W't bulf. c:tuc:ttd by: 1n lndivkfual 926&3 """' .. ,._. ,... 1----------1--------------------1--------------------lllllMC"' neu undlf IN ~ The regl1tranl(1) com· Thia bualneH 11 coo-cllll Or. 1208, N•WP<lf1 'fotttlou9 Fictltloue ! Fictltlou• F1ct1t1ou1 Fictlt&eue
The 'ollollllno ~ Bualnett Name(•) lllled menctd lo tran~ bUll-ducted by· an lnd1Vldual S.ach, Calif. 926e0 •u•lneu Neme •u1lne11 Na,,_. •u1lne11 Naf'!M 8 u1ln111 Nam• •u1lne11 Neme .. dOlf'D ~• aa: tbOYe on: May 1, 1992 "'" Undef the Flct1lloua The reglllrant(a) com· Thia bu1lri111 la con-ltetement ltatem9nt ltat•m•nt 1 Statem•nt Statement
(a)MEOICAL ELECTRONIC JUiio Yantuche Bu1lne11 Nama(1) listed menced to transact bull· ducted by: an Individual The Following pet1on1 The F"ollowtng peraon1 The Following peisons The following pe11on1 The following PlflOnl
DATA INSURANCE CL.AIMS Thi• ttatement was filed tbc>Ye on: Aprll 23. 1092 ne11 uodtr lht Flelltious The regl1tranl(1) com-we doing business 11: .,, doing bus nesa 11: att dol/lg bustness .,. 111 d<><ng buWltH as. 111 doong bust11tf1 u IEAVl~ES (b)MEDICS, With the County Clerk ol D. Mark McCants Bu1lnt11 Nama(s) lllled menced to transact busJ. "V R. MASON: DRYWALL", CROWN PRINT CENTI:R, AESTHETIC CREATIONS PROMAAK GROUP, 183H WASTE BY RAIL 2240
1043I THI Ctrcle. Fountain Orange County on May 5, Thi• 11aternen1 wa• filed •bove on: NfA ness undtr the Fictitious 787 Newton Wy .. Costa 1109-C V1e1ona St. Costa s12~ W. BaJboa. C11! Monte V1Sta, Costa -.1es1 , Newport Blvd.' Ne.vpon Vf/Wt, Calif. 12708 1992 with the County Clttk ol John B. Grffn Business Name(•) llsted Mesa Calol 92627 Mesa Calil 92627 92681 Ca 11. 92627 Beach Ca' I 11266l-
Mae J. Loback, 10438 Teal Fl30335 Orange Couoty on May 5, This 1111ement was tiled above on: May 5, l992 Gyp-Tech · lnletlOfl, Inc.. Parvw Ahmadi, 2931A S Linda R Beutel 2332• Co-Lautt Mare Vanee"'." 183H Johll S L ndaey. 2240
Circle, Fountain Valley, Publllhed Ntwpot1 Bue~ 1992 With lht County Cltfk of ~~'r°" r~kH I as I led Cahlotnla, 787 Newlon Wy., Bradford Pl, Santa Ana, pantt, M1ss1on Vie10, Calif Monte V·sta, Cost3 Mesa, Newpon Blvd.. Nt.itport Calif. 92708 Co111 M111 Daily Piiot May F53032S Orange County on Moy 5, ' s a em.n w 1 Costa Mesa, Cal1r. 92627 Cahl. 92707 92892 • Calif 92627 B•ach, Cahl 1126a3
Thi• bu1ln11s I• con· 12 19 26 June 2 1992 Publi1htd Newport Beach-1992 ~th th•c County C~rk ~1 Thi• business 11 con-This business Is con· Thia buslnes1 Is con· This bu11neu 1s con· T1us bustneu Is t'on-
duct.cl by: an lndMdual ' ' ' ' T-444 Coita Mesa Dally Piiot May F530312 1g:~e ounty on ay • ducted by· a c0tpora1lon dueled by: an Individual ducted by· an lnd1111duel ducted by an lnd•11dual ducted oy an ind1v1dual
The registrant(•) com-12 19 28 June 2 1992 Published Newp0t1 Beach· ,530719 The 1tgls1rant(1) com-The 1tgl1trant(s) com-The rtglst1an1(s) com· Tht reg strant,s) com-The registrant(•) com.
menced to transact bull· PUBLIC NOTICE ' ' ' • T-""7 Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May mtnced 10 lransael busl· menced to transaC1 bUsl-mencect to 11a,,sac1 bu, •. menc:ld 10 t•a,,....act bus .. rl"tnced to ttansact t>ust-net• under the Flctltloul ...... Published NtwpOft BeKll-ness unde' the F1C11l1ou1 ness under the F1cl11JOus ntll under the ficlol>0us ness under the F1c11 out ntss under tht F1c-1.i.ous
Bullne11 Name(•) lilted Flctltloue PUBLIC NOTICE 12• 19• 28• June 2• tm Costa Mesa Dally P~ot May Business Name(s) ~Sled Business Name(s) fisted Bus1nen Name ·s1 1 sled B..is•nns Name(sl I stea Bu~.,,tss Namt(I) lfsted
abOYe on: May 1. 1992 Buslneaa Nam• T-452 t9, 26. June 2, 9. 1992 above on Apnl 1. 1992 above on'. April 28, 1992 abo11e on· Oecemoer 1990 above on· Ma'( 1, 1992 abo"' on· Mey 1, te92 ~~ Jit':.:=, was flt.ct ltat•ment Flctltloua PUBLIC NOTICE T-473 ~~~e :::t~C:::e:i'e~~:"li1ed ~~~a~~~~:~, was filed ~~~· :i~,~~!~'1 ~as filed ~~~a :~:.~~~~:"!as Med ~'.~n ~t1t:~!~r wat liled
with the County Clerk of T~el Fobllo~lng persons Busl~aa Name Flclltloua PUBLIC NOTICE wHh the County Clerk of with the County Clerk of with the County. Clerk or with the County Cletk of wotn the County Clerk of
Ora119e County on May 8, aA,.PLoUng uCsOnNosSsUaLsT· ING ._._ SFtalewlment Builn••• Name Otange County on May 5, Ora119e County on May 5. Orange Couruy on r.•ay !>. Orange Counr,. on Ma)' 6 Orange County on "'May ..8. t992 · S ,.,. otlo ng persons Flc:tlllous t992 1992 1992 1992 • 1!192
FS30'782 SERVICES, 2500 E. LaPa· are doing business as: Statement Bu1lneaa Name F530322 F530334 F530348 F530781 F!530771
bll h__.. N Ima Ave., Anaheim, Calif. FAR WEST PSYCH . The Following pet sons St t t \ •I• """' B n. Pu • .v twport S.ach· 92806-224 t GROUP 2670 N Main St .,8 don bus ness as· a •m•n Published Newport Beach· Pubfoshed Newport Beach· Published Nev.pon Beach· Pub ,shed Ne,..pert Beach· Puo•1shed 1-w,,..,.. eac
Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May Stephen Craig Peake, Sit. 240, Santa Ana, Calif, RIGHT-tow' DELIVERV, Th• Following pe~sons Costa Mesa Dally P1lo1 May Costa Mesa Oruly Pilot May Costa Mesa Daily P1101 May Cosf3 Mesn Oa 1,. Pilot May Costa Mesa Daily Pilot May
19, 2e, Jun• 2, 9, 1992 2500 E. LaPalma Ave .• Ana· 92701 10222 Stonybrook Dr .. ·~~.~0''re8R~Ses;:,s· 17th 12, 19, 28, June 2, 1992 12, 19, 26, June 2, 1992 12, 19, 26, June 2, 1992 19. 26, June 2, 9. 1992 19. 26, June 2 9. 1992
________ ....;T_-4;.;;6;.;;5 helm, Calll. 92806·2241 A. Francisco Ph.D. Inc. Huntington Beoch. Calif. St Ste #A Costa Mesa T-442 T-446 T·4!>0 T-468 T-470
PUBLIC NOT' This buslneu Is coo-2860 Catalpa St .. Newport 92646 c · ·6 7 ' ' BLIC NOTICE CE ducted by: an Individual B111ch, Calif. 92660 w1111am o. Plumley, 10222 Ra111·1 92 L2 D 111 208 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOT ICE PU
---,-ic-t_lt_lo_u_s___ The reglslrant(s) com-Th11 business 11 con-Slonybrook Dr, Huntlngton Fl~~e~ st" Cos~a 5'Mesa Flctltloua Fictitious Fictitious ___ f_l_c_t_ll_lo_u_s __ _ menced to tren1ac1 busl· ducted by: a corporation Beach, Cali! 92646 • • • Fictitious •u•lne•s Name ness undet the Fic111ious The reglstrant(s) com-This business is con-Calif. 92627 Bu1lnes1 Name Buslnes1 Name Business Name Buslneu Name Busln•s• Name
St•t•ment Business Name(•) ~sled monced to 1ransact busl· ducted by: an lnd1111dual This bu~lness 11 con· Statement Statement S"tatement Statement Sta t•m•nt
The Following persons above on· May 1, 1992 neu under the Fictitious The reglstran1(s) com· ducted by. an Individual • The Following persons The Following persons The Following persons The Following persons The fot1ow1ng persons
are doing business u : Sstephen Peake Buslne11 . Name(s) listed menced to transact busl· The registtant(s) com are doing buslnHs as· are doing business os: are doing business as ore doing business as; ere doing business as:
'J&O CLEANING SERVICE. This statement wot filed above on: April 23, 1992 • noss undor tho Flclltious monced_J0 transaFcl 1busl· ReVeRlo Internationale, TECHNICOLOR, 2564 Vale TMT DISTRIBUTORS 1585 DOLPHIN GROUP 1521 RESTAUHANT ICHIBAN.
t 845 Anaheim .Ave. 18B. with the County Clerk ol A. Francisco Ph.D. Business Nomo(s) listed ness ui .... er tho ict tious 5405 Seashore Or., New. Pl, Costa Mesa. Calif Sunflower Ave, Coste Doris Lane NeNpOrl 1015 East lml)tf1al Hwy. C. Co~ta Mesa, Calif. 92627 Orange County on May 5, Th s statement was hied above on: May 28, 1986 B~ness. N~:me(s) llste~ port Beech, Cahf. 92663 92626 Mesa, Calif 92626 Beach, Ca ,f 92&60 3 Brea Cslil 92621
Julio Yanlucht & Marla 0 . t992 with the County Clerk of WiMlam D. Plumley 8R bi• t"nn D 1 Alana V. Robert, 5405 Sea· Doug Rountree, 2564 Yale David Wampler, 2263 Fa·r· Marll Lorentzen. 1521 1<011 Sa,guH 5265 Via
Vantucl'le. 1845 Anaheim F530333 Orange County on Mays, This statement was filed T~f n Yt avs lled short Dr .. Newport Beach, Pl., Costa Mesa, Calif. view IH. Costa Mes3, Doris Lene. t><ewport Azalran, Yort>a lJnda, Calif. Avt. 1118, Costa Me11. Published Newport Beach· 1992 • with the County Clerk ol 1 Sia ement was 1
1 Calif. 92663 92626 Calif. 92627 Be.-icn, Ca I 92686,
Cahl. 92827 Costa Mesa Dally Piiot May F530321 Orange County on May 8 w0•th lheCCounty CIMerk 0
5 This business is con· This business Is con· This business Is con· This business is con· This business Is c-on-Thls business Is con· 1992 ' ra119e oun1y on ay • ducted by: an Individual dueled by: an lnd111idual ducted by: an Individual ducted by· an lndMdual ducted by: an 1nd1v1dual dueled by: an fnd111ldual 12. 19, 28, Juno 2, 1992 Published Newport Beach· F530770 1992, . 8 The reglstrant(s) com· The reglllrant(s) com· Tho reglstrant(s) com· The reg11~1rant(s) com· The reglstrant(s) com-
T-445 Costa Mesa Daily Piiot May rr F53032 menced 10 transact busl· menced to transact busl· mencod to transact busi· menced to transac• bu~•· menced to transact t>usi· ,.--------.. !----------12, 19, 26, Jtme 2, 1992 Published Newport Beach· Published Newport Beach· ness under lhe F1ch.tlous ness under the Ficllttous ness under the F1ct•hOUS ness under the F.ct •.01.os "'SS under the f1ct111ous No matter
what you 're
doing, your
PUBLIC N,PTICE • T-448 Costa Mesa Doily Pilot May Costa Mesa Daily Pdot May Business Name(s) hsled Business Name(s) hstoct Business Name(s) ~sled Bws ness Namels} IJ-;teo Business fltame(s) 1.sted
19, 26, June 2, 9. l992 12, 19, 26, June 2. 1992 above on: Apol 25, 1992 above on: NA above on: May 1, 1992 above on· Ap11I 15 1992 aoo11e on: NA
hometown
newspaper
The llljPllll ,.
fits In.
Flclltlou1
Buslne1s Name
Statement
The Following persons are doing business as:
MCCANTS COMMUNICA·
TIONS. 4461 West Coasl
Hwy.. Newport Beach,
Calif. 92663
0 . Mark McCan1s, 4461
West Coast Hwy , Newport
Beach. Cahl, 92663
330 West Bay Street
Houses/Condos
For Sale
COS1A MESA 1024
NEW HOMES!!
BUILDER'S
CLOSE·OUT!
Only 1 Left!!
3BR, over 2300 aq. It.
Builder will cooporato
w/llnanclng.
1349,000
Op•n S•t/Sun 1 ·5
2113 V•ll•V Rd
842·8884
3BD & 2BA for quick
$222.200. 2264 Moyer,
oll Wilson; Opon Sat1
10-2, 821·5801
Hou•• & Furnl•h·
Inga For S •l•I 2264
Moyor, off w111on, nr
Harbor 831·5801
NEWPORT
REACH 1089
GENERAL 2 102
-Studio, Balboa
Club· 51050
NEWPORT BEACH
• 1 bd Balboa Bay
Club -Vus St 725
CORONA DEL MAR
• 2bd Oen/bay vu,
soc. St950
LIDO HIQHRISE -
2bd View Apt • $2700
NEWPORT BEACH
• 2bd Baylront
Penthso • 52950
LIDO ISLE • 3bd,
Baylront • $3500
SUMMER
RENTALS AVAILABLE
W •t•rtront Hom••
Inc. R••ltora
1 3 1·1400, 780·3600
173-1900
BALBOA
ISLAND 2106
NEW CUSTOM HOME
W(bay vlow. 3BR 3BA,
2 frptc, W(D, gar, yrly.
$2300/mo. 723·1599
BALBOA
PENINSULA 2107
----------1 3BR. 2\o'IBA Ocean V1ow Pool Home Furn Home. $3000/
Over 1,750 aq h, nr mo. Jun•Stpl. Jayct,
Back Bay. 38R, 1.75 Prudenual Ca 729-72.37
.. V•BA, dbl sldod f(p, MAGNIFl~l!NT 180•
$338,000 By Owner Oceen & Harbor Vu•
<71•1 631•2284 4Br •. 2~Ba, LOIS of
(503) 3112'564• llghl. frt1h paint, nu
~ crpet. groat nelghbrhd ueootmo-. H1-oe1e
Ocean v1owa, 3BA 2BA
PUBLIC NOTICE T-472 T-440 R.V. Robert Doug Rountree David Wamplet Mark Lorentzen Ko1t Sa·gusa 1----------•·-----.-----Thrs statement was Med This statement was filed This statement was "'ed Th•s statement 'has I ec Tti s statement v.as fil~ Flclltloua PUBLIC NOT ICE With the County Clerk of with the County Clerk of with the County Clerk of w1tn 1ne County C1c-rl< ot w.th the County Cieri\ or
Bualneaa Name For Ad Action Orange County on Moy s. Orange County on May s. Orange County on May 8, Orange Count/ on I.lay a. Orange County on May 12,
Statement Flctltlous Call a 1992 1992 1992 1992 1992
The Following persons BualnHs Name F530 383 F530371 F530779 F530777 F531223
are doing business as: Stat ement Illy..., Pubhshod Newport Boach· Published Newpon Beach· Published Newport Beach· Pub sned t.t,..f'u • Seav Put.ii shed Newpon Beach·
RESIDENTIAL PROPER· The Following persons r9',. Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May Costa r.~053 Oa.ly Pilot May Cos111 Mes.:i Oarr,i P1 01 Ma7 Costa Mesa Oa I P vi 1.~ay Cos!3 Mesa Oa 1y P~ol May TIES, 427 E. 17th St. Suite are doing bus•nHs as· t2 19 26 J 2 1992 12 19 26 J 2 1992 19, 26 .• une 2, 9 1992 19, Z'" J•·ne 2, 9, 1~92 ~6. J.-ne 2 9. 16. 1992 146. Costa Mesa, Cnltl CAPITAL COMPONENTS. AO-VISOR • ' ' une • · • · une ' ' T-1b7 '-" ~ T...icg T-488 9lo6,,2~ B. Green, 1970 1Glh ~~1~p~~~Sl~~fllC~~· ~~~: __ &_4_2_·5_6_7_8__ T-4il3•-----.----T4-4
-9 _________ ,
Costa Mesa, CA, 92827
COSTA MESA 2124
aza.
Spacious 2Br 1 Ba
condo, nu pnt/crpt.
Sml pet ok. HUD ok
$810/mo. 846·6634 llif!lti"M
HUNTINGTON
2BR + oll1ce, 2Ba.
310th Iris, walk to
b••ch. Vrly 51300(
mo. Avl 6(1. 676·2238
see vu car make 1racks!
Park-Setting!!
With Ocean & Sunset
views. Nice 1 BR w1lof1
$895. Child OK. No
Pots. 831·6107
RlJl yotJ ooto od for 1 0 d<M,
if tt doosn't sel, ~·1 M it for
5 more~,FREE!*
Lg 1 BR, frig, SIOYO, now
pa1nLdrps. N smkr no
pots Pref adlls HUD
occepled. 54 8-420 6
TO Pl.ACE AN ID Clll.
lZJ 6A2·5678
l•l{I N. Or1111 C1. M0-1ZZD
1111] S. Or1111 Cl. -llllD
NEWPORT
BEACH 2689 .
•2BDRM $700•
•1BDRM $600•
F119, dshwshr. stove
1nct. No pets 545-485!>
NEWPORT
BEACH 2669
O N WAT ER Charming
sma11 i BR, ide31 ro, 1
pets. no POIS, Ulll pd,
S950 mo.yrly 650·8145
BEACH 2140 B•eullful N•w 2BR 713'1~ JASMINE. Bright
2BA w/2 lof1s. frplc, 1 Br 1 Bo roar unll 1----------
Lov ely 1 BR Counyara
setting. Gated, pool.
act1111l1es. Asl< about
Specials' 842·5858
•Lido l,IP·Stalrs 2b• 2ba
bay view lrpl g;ir SANTA ANA 2680
3Br 2Bo House .w/lom1ly
room. 2 car gar. W/0 ,
A1C. newly remod.
$1200+ sec 848·3t71
NEWPORT
BEACH 2189
Steos To Sand
YUftLY 1BR lo 3BR
(Some Near Beach) I
S850·$1 300/mo
Villa Rentals
675-4912
Westcllff 2Br 181
New crpVpnl, pool.
S II 5 0 /m o . F A E E
RENT-1-lU BedlOICS
Ln. 827·5107 Of 310-
596-4 no x 205
W/O, Parking! yrly. above gar, w 'd, relrlg,
$1300/mo. 723·1599. $825. S500 sec 723·1513
BALBOA
PENINSULA 2807
Small 1 BR tor 1 person,
8 t1sos 10 water, avail
now. $650 Incl util
Lso, no pets 675-9229
CORONA
DEL MAR 2622
COSTA MESA 2824
ct: RAM JC
TILES 3528
Serving Newport
fot 13 yrs.
TILE DONE RIGHT
Llc.430007. 559-1069
THE ORIGINAL
OEAffttMlrLt
FENCES
& DECKS 381~
FEN C ES.QA TES.
N•w R•P•lr. RtdwoOdi
Ctdat Poit Rtpbct CM N8
Jim Whyle 642·7208
HANDY MAN 3710
LANDSCAPE &
LAWN (;ARE 3808
HUNTINGTON
BEACH 2640
A vall now. Lge 3BR
2BA, d w, frplc, w d
hkup, lrg patio. S925
-securuy No dogs
3 10·592·2 2 14
LAGUNA
BEACH 2848
MOVING 3834
Poor Man '• Mov•r 1
hr min Guor lowes1 OLl'S Landscapln9. rotes, lie. t 0800Z
Rosld, comm'I Ouahty Insur. 714 633·9925
work. reasonable rates ---------Local refs. 265•0619 PUBLIC NOTICE
$1350 mo tease, no
pots 7:?0·9685
BLUFFS cBr 2 ·.~B3
1300 sq It. :.'·car gar
Avail now. No POI~
S1095 mo. G7S·0068
loeal for sngt aoult, Clolf
H.:iv1;1n, NB 2BR, ne.·• paint, CJ pets bacl\
yard pJllO St front·
age, easy parking
S750 5•l8·3758
Large Vers.allles
Studio
Walk to beach manv
communuy ammem·
toes Full security.
$675 mo lease No
pols no fee Agent
TRW 644·721 1
CUU'ft.! 2BR Apanme111.
2 Yrs New, Avg $6371
mo For I st 6 Months
On Out Spec1a1·1 ca·•
NO\Vll 7t4-650·8310
Convenient
P iiot Classlfl•d
642·5878
PAINTING 38t;8
local Contractor
Lie Ins reos rates
tree est refs 613·?922
Mlch••I Co. Painting
$13 hr ~ matoria.s
Alt Am•rlcen T r•• The Calif. Pubhc Ul•h· Avl 7 yrs •'P
Bache • Apt $350/
MO Utlls Incl
E~es 838·5750,
Days ,548-0530
Lar1y or S11e1la
HOTELS
& MOTELS 2718
N EWPORT BAY INN
Our spacious rooms
1ncluae re•rig & micro.
con11nen1;i1 t>lo.last
ma1a scrvrco & much
more Located close
t o bea c h a1q~or1
Weck y ra11s lrom
S 150. 1st time guests
Only 631 ·6000
RENTALS TO
SHARE 2724
SPRINKJ.ER
REPAIRS 392 t
Spr l n kl•r• are my
only business Repa.rs
& Installations.
Charles 722· 7824
TUTORING 3930 S.r-vlo • ~mOV31, tie.-. COf'MTI•Hton RE--t--87-s-tooe
.,....,..REPAIRS Home/ Trim, Senior Oise OUIRES that all u5od Mtss Apple Tu1or1ng
R•ntal PROPERTIES Free est. S31·841 5 household goods Rond ng ESL Cr•d•n· 5-ACRE RANCH
S2990, S500 Cl,g,, $75/
mo. Owner wlll fl·
nance.(805)847-4877
across from park. 3 "'=========~ car gar. S187S/mo. -
You con hire ari honest,
hard WO!illng-contrae-
1or. Make the W1so
Cholco. WI•• Con·
•tructlon 548·8223
loal\y ahowera·Acld
wash & regrout. Now
A Aepolr. J:Jathrooms-
Shower doot1. K1tc-
Floors-Plumblng Lie.
25yrs 0 C. 673·8065
Palnt-Carpontry•otc.· • movers pr1nt their llnled 963-4065 Drywall n.~645-5277 EXP 0 GARDENER; 1 S p UC. Cal T number, °"'E G3 s Sno HAllQ T~ ~ ''P""M,..,--or-.,.,-.. -n-d_s_c_h_ll_d-re-n"•
· ~r • yrs COM. N B. Ouahly limos and ch,lulfeuis Tot011 Interior Remod· & •dulls. Basic math
'(HIT 01-STATt;
l'llOl't-:HrY l:'>!'»H
MOVING TO
LAI VEGAS?
Tlrect of th• high
COil of IMng? 2 bed•
room, 1 bath home
on a larg•. walled
corn•r lot. auper LeoaUenl Com-
pletel y r•novatedl .,.V parking. Only
111.000. CeU 811t or
H ... n today •t (102)
311·12•2 fot lnlor·
m ation.
Oreeen, Aahlond
3BA 28•. 2 acrH,
epa. w ell. 1auna, 1111.soo •a .. u••
Houses ·condos
For Rent
780-8384. Lola agt.
COSTA Mt:SA 21 H
•Bike to Beach• 38R
2BA. 2 car qar +.
frplc, Nr Nwpt Hta
S1350/mo. 850.82118
•City Ugh•• Yl•w
Hug• 3br/2.5ba, 1un
deck, gar, pet ok. s 1275/mo. GSC>-11924
1200 all 2BR 2BA. mod·
em decor, patio, gar.
bltlns. pool•, clbhH,
etc. $895 832·9282
38R twnhH1 Nwpl Hts,
frplc, sngl gar, patio,
vwy nice. 322 Ogle St.
S985/mo e4'7·l'MO
O elult• 2BR 2BA
Condo. ffp, pool, gym,
11nn. Dear/Mac-Arthur
tl ,090/mo deys 831·
0405. eV9 731·7528
••.a. 21, ...... Dr
3bt/2.5Da h... 2 <:ar
gar, frpl, fncd yard.
l1575fmc.> 759•9022 .
Lo11ery 4BR 28a hrn w/
large yerd, Quiet E .. 1.
sldel 11350/mo. f>oV
01(. 1st I l•at r~'d,
S--8-4598 Of CMs,..t041
Call 642-5678.
Ml-M71
· Put a few words
to work for you.·
. ,
•All types repairs. w0t~. reas. rates. Rois print their Tc P. num· olong Sorv Advice To & English al\ills SlO-
Po1ntlng, Stucco, dry· Ron• Cardenlnt 631-1172 bor In all advtrllH· The i;;r~y 633-7172 SlS hr. 831•2205
HUSINESS
SFRVJCt:S :t4HH
LOAfitS
PoraonaVBuslness
Biiia Consotodallon
Homo EqullyfRohn.
1 ·800-568-3532
CARPF.NTRY 3~IO
Repain, Rtlnod. Doors: ..n-
~ clbtntls. atucco & 6tr·
wld, ltnett. galtt, ttc lie
SS )It t~p • .l•trY 142.0H 1
Cf~Ml-:NT
CQN("Ht-:n; ;tr.:w
./JO r Iv I way •·Pat I oa·
path• etc. No JOb too
llTllll ...... llc.971470
Mickey 963·2493
K .L Meaonry 1pec1al·
lzlng In cone .• &
maaonry const., Lie.
TILE lnstalledtRepalred.
Ptompt c:ourt.ous Service
FrH Est. & References
John & Shttby.848-et76
CJ.EANINO
' St:HVH.'1-:S ;tl'\4~
wall, lencesJgotos S• Shennon River Co ments II you ha .. o a nlor Diec. John 532~188 Landacap. sprnklrt, question about th• I•
•FINE CRAFTSMNSHIP ropalr maint. llghllng. gal1ty or a mover, limo
Carp .. olect .. plumb.. Cleanup 845-5124 or cttautteur, call:
Tite, !\Its. batha, ---------Public U1tht11s Small remod. foba. The A Team Personal· Comm11s1on
Comm.fresd. 739·7742 lzed lawn I. garden 714.~59.,.151
cara & hs• cleaning 'llt tmprov. Your Hm• 15 yrs e>cp 642-3921 * Moua•/Offlo• I do all trades. Low
Uc:enHd, bonded, prlcH, llc'd & bonded. • TREES.
rARTIF.S &
OCCASIONS 3H40
Insured 1fnc• 1880. 1 __ J•_Y.;..·_8_s_o-_3_oo_•_...,...._
Ael1. e3e-143e Carpentry, plumblng,
C'ONTRAl IORS :l:\~'4
tile. dtyWall, masonry
'-more Rea1. rates
·""' 645-2624 Morrison Palnllng & •----------
General ConatrucUon. HANDY ANDY
Rela. free H I Elec·Plumb•Palnt Lt
721-1~$-t8 c:arpntry, otc 831 ... 0·13
H1nctym1n Str1lce1.
Lie 1n1ur Local refa
CONSTIH 11' I II IS
Hllll.l>INO t ~•flO
ToppUl/Rt lllO•e l l wl'I•, ...,...-dnup. 7514'7'
Per1onall1ed Lawn ear.. Will b .. I any
l)rlc:el Renovation end
iandsc:aplng, FrH t it
54e.3CMO or Ml-7217
MASONllV .tH:lM
Party Success Person·
ntl Bartend. food
aerv. casual lormor
sptelaliztno lino d•n•
Ing Jackie 840-:!>01
PAINTING 3Hl't8
., t 9 Yn of Quality Woi1
A.c"""1 'JI L • '4
Atof I
•W.~. YOUNGQUIST
PLUMBING 3890
"*Low Rat••"*
dr:t•n cleaning plumb
Ing repa•ra & 1n11at1a
Mon•y talk• .. a
Clenlf\9d aPMk•
~
rree QuOIH. 651·21 .. 5 ---------....
ROOFINO :ttl IO
Rooflng Repair
Tile roof SPOC'IAllSt Lie
rela. frH eat 613-79U
S:idler Roohng Co lfC. ~ ,,,. ~ vr• WOfk guar.
•lf 1vPf'• roollnQ
'7 14 .. 7 8-$095
WE A T H a R ·TIT R
ROOl'"INQ All typH,
'l\'C>od compoa111on,
lllt"w•lght tll~, flat
roots Uc 11144l•l8
Frvt1 eat. 7U·<aW2
Int lrH est 7411-0323 a .1. Wllaon a •en• FrH ~··· 972-7••• Anthony Mitani Muonry
Repair• A ua Carpen• Onck•Blocke $1one Pelntln1 Contteetor ----------
Hove A
Garage Sale! try. drywall. etec111c:a1, Llct111a. oono/in1
paint. •tc, Oreat ratH ~ .... •at. HM!219
f.J. 'tilt Cone. Con.st. eonc. Room •dd/remod. lt1Ck..eloc~. St. UC. 177329 P t e a a at. 8 on d .
Ou•I, pa1r111ng by p1of
Llc•toa~094. 1n1. r-, SELL ~ ~ Low Pt!Cta Uc.357487. 64t·17•0
(714)16H09) Th• Community Mar·
M oney 1alk.. and ll•t Plac• Pilot Cius ..
~lasalf..ct 11)Hka Ill l11td
tenguage. 84•·••'7•
Brian CMS• l 7118
Why play Hide 'N
Sffk wtth chilO are!
C•ff The ~l .. t \OUlyl
&12·M7t.
•1 ~21 per line, per day. Thafs ALL you pay.
B9ld an 4 "-~ natlal• h"' SeMol Dif9dofy
TI La ,
CON·
6 Reis
• ... 645-330& ~w used ~Chlci • ttlrouati class ~
M2·MTI
For more information, Call Todayl AIM tor yo&I'
Sefvice DiredOry ~epr8S8111ative 842-4321 EXt.310
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-' 88 tuesday, June 2, 1992
Hl-'NIAIS 10 INl>llSTIUAl . .' ,.,,.. I,, •. , "-
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SHAHI-. l7:.!·4
••Ibo• Penn, Lux Nu
4br/4ba Hm•. g•r. un·
furn, 11ep1 to bch,
18001$ o uOl/mald Hr·
VIC• lncl'd, 723~471
Fully turn twnht In CdM
10 &hr w/prot, nr p90V
spa. $475, Incl utll.
844-2929
R ENTALS
t-Pl 0
\ t 1 ' ' • , 2000 & 3800 c ......
Sq, Ft, 3975 Birch St. Want lo join I ldentmc LOST: White ~. For South PacMlc CW hlller
Npt Bch 541 ·5032 Agt rHHl'Ch study and vicinity E. 1 ICh St. Wuh In Costa Mesa. Needed 1 momlnt per
NEW SHOPS 7·1000 earn up to S300? Pat· Co11a m•••· Mate Sun·Tuea lam.epm. week (Thuraday).
aq It unit ... Ro41 up llclpanle 1MO yra Of grlevinQI Reward! Only Choorful & Huntington leach/
doors. Great ~cenlla -O• mutt ~ In exc.,.. 818-3311 ext 80714 fri.ndly need apply. 'ountUI Y~ ., ...
St. lo<:. Also store frnt lent hoatth. For lnfC>f daye, 122.-12 nighte. 433-0135 Verify deUvery of the
LOST &
FOUNI> :.>•1:.!:1
Announ cements
I
retau & ore. Start at call PRl·lr\'lne at --c-.-.,.---/T-.-H-..---H1.t11tlngton BMch ln-
79c/t1Agt.850-1220 714-792.0109 Full or Part time poai-dOpend9f'tt. Mutt have1---------** w•,.,.....01 •• retlable car and ln•ur· "" • s; lion. Check cashing or ance. Call 71..., We Buy UHd B"*
t•llet exp req. P1u1e 985-3030 ask for Rita. Vending Machine• l lll 'I It..... l.llhll apply In person. New· Can todaylll
H rtb k port Check Cashing. Part Tlme 7 t 4-434-41171 ••" ...... ......,.. ea ro en 2023 Harbor Blvd ID. VERIFIER Ask for Biii xnn cond, Saka• com-
Famlly aeek1 b• CUST SRRVIC• R•P Needed Thursday & ponent 1100197.ne&
loved losl Ab1'tl•ln· DWM aeeka attractlv• w/gOod people •kllle Saturday momlnga.1 _ _..,,,..., .... .....,....,.,..,......,_ -----..----1 , .. i.-... pd len Cet, cherl1hod young female to share & good driving record Coata MHa ., ... Vor· RUl iiTATa Fish Polot, Reale, Live 29' Urn • ....,. 12 • •
m ember of Jhe lamllyl fabulous ocean front for snack routot M·F. lly delivery of tho LIC•N•• COURSB. Flah holder, Tackle/ •trMt bike, reg 1450
12 Iba, male .. .IHI ottato In exchange for Call 714/668-9271. rDea111.1yblP•llco.,t. ~.!t10h1auv~. FA~ ~~h1 ~·7~!t•. __ L_u_r•...; ... ;:..5_4_8-_9_8_3_2 ___ 1 Mii 1221 414-13'1
aeen 5/19. vicinity of llght hou1ekoeplng ---------1 _,.. ·· _,.,...... ..., ...,
Surrey & Cameo High· babysitting. Salary DENTAL ASSISTANT ance. Call Miko at Garage
Sales
lands Dr. Corona del poaslble. 497·0866. Pleasant group prac• _6_4_2 .. _33_3. ____ _ l>OMl·,S rlC'S ~:.>-lO Mar... Ptento Help 1~R,,.--...,....,.....,..,......,.,...,..-..,.,. ttce In Newport Beech "'•• Ua rounlle our tamllyl ecently laid off but fl· need• Ftr Asst w/exp. PLANT ""'"E DAVCAR• needed for
Contact Mary at 549· nanclally Hcurf!, Al· RDA pref. GOOO ben-Int. plant c9. ueks 2 ofder children at
0576 tractive gentleman 41 •fits. Call 640.1122 poraon to malnlaln Int. homo noar beach. l'llllll~ \
'M US Artie Blue, 15
·~· 1 own•. low mlloa, MUST SEEi! ~ (819) 759-9M2
WANTED 2726 MONEY aeoks 111 & fun SWF ---------pl~tt In comm'I of-Daytime hours nano. Lost Black & While Bor· 25·35 for tennis, FLO••• DESIGNER ,_fl __ !!!~!.-• .... _ ... _ -.. der Collle/Ausl. Shep-1 h b h & t 1 ~ 1_ CH. • .,.......... liable. 723-4828
Qoryeoua Whit• lat n Wedding
Dr••• 1lze 14, long
train, V·neck and
bacl(, long aleove,
Great for fall or win·
ter wedding! SAC
St95, 432-0318 call
after 6pm
lH.I. MAH h 122 •1987 BMW 3251•• Delphln gfey/lan, MW
brakes, 81k w9N main-
tained mll••· Clffford alarm, crulM controf,
power wlndo~. A/C.
WANTED CUSTOM TO LOAN 2914 d Ml I I unc , eac rave . Small NB &hop n~ ... , l=---.r--.,...---....,-ar · •• ng 1 nee 0 Id 54"' '""21 .. ...., PVT POST OFFICE Fr-R----oerd In Saturday May 30th. av ..,...., Prr help. Exp It a plus --••STAT•ULE•
MANY ITEMS! Comer
of Pacific Dr. & Acacia
HOME LEASE
3-46~. 1 to 5 yrs. Up
lo S6.500. mo 619
Cyn Bolcoun. Corona
dol Mar w ocean vtow
Call Joe 512·824·6390
GET DEBT FREE NOW! REWARDll Please call but would take tal-Prr perm. Office work, ••chg for dog litUng d 1 c phones. Friendly & r• & houukHplng In lg ---------1 Guar consolldatlon. Claudelle or Medina onle beg nner. all apontlblo. l8/hr. Mon-houso on Udo tale. --------~1 S1·S50K. Bad credit 646-6428/4~-0870 for app1. 640.2900 Fri. N.B. 542.e262 Fom only 722•7038 lllANUFACTURll CLOIE
ok, fast approval. 1.1-L-i-f~i-...;.$.....;.......;..;;._.;.R_E_ FOOD SERVICE aioE OUT Cutlom clolhlng·
800..275·8604 1 days ;. 3 00 • •l'OR SALE• "' Real Estate NANNY·Uv• out. 2 chll· bus 110 rs. • u • d •/
Sat & Sun M
Transportation
$11,900 obo
310.798-0550"' mag
Announcements CHt:VHOl.t:T !Ill-I:)
u Largo Gold Newport Beach Coun· Coate Mos• senior •--•atant dron In my . CM/NB leather belts, cowboy Rope Bracelet, lost at try Club Golf Member. lunch program. Ptr ,_.. area, tt h1kpg, Frr hata, otc. Cottumo
South Coast Plaza on ship, 650.6413 Mon·Frl 9am·'I pm, Prr for busy beach Mon-Fri 642·3777 Jewelry by local woll
May'6, 1992. OWNER1·R""'"V_R_•_•_o_rt_M_e_m_be_ra_h_lp $4.80/hr. Ablllty to olc. Must ~ organ· known doslgnor. '89 Convertible Coro
DEV IS TATE D , work w/elderly. Some lzod & dotall-orlonted. Evorthlng Priced to vette, 4 epd, 427, nu ONLY JEWELRY I duaa frozen, paid llfllng req. Call Jessie: Property Mgmt 01rp. & Selll .. SALE JUNE 5th part too many to ll1t,
ANNOUNCEMENTS
2920
HAVE FROM MY ::,.ooo. first S800 takes 714·631-8171 8:30am-lie pref'd. S8-S10/Hr. & 6th. For Information '1' llUfteboul 'IS w,,lr. nu top, all papers-all
MOTHERlll PLEASE -0285 12:30pm: or 714-220· Call Pem 875-4830 Call (714) 842·3915. 30hp, rigged 4 fthg, muscle, $12,999 obo,
CALL (714) 458·8786 0224. EOE/AA Aeoptlonlet/ Queen or Parlor Palms, fsh lndr, five well, _c_a1_1_c_111_f_6_4_0._7_t_3_• __
LOST: 1 year old, all Gen'I Offfce/Dltl Seotreterlal 5·8 feet tall. s20 ea, trollg mtr, grt 4 bay '85 CORVEnE 300, 720, 3736 S/F
1008 SF 1617 Wost·
clltt, NO An• !"11·!1032
grey mate CAT, Name: Maclnloth oxp. roq. polled. Herb plants, fshg, S3990 obo d· Buslneu Problems? Blue Entry/Clerk/Tvp. Pagomaker, Excel, & $1 ea. 4'74•9422 7-53·8686 e·659·1879 Red w/belgo lnlorlor, I do turnarounds. ---------E bll F ' 1 w d 73-9•39 Derk o .... HI 9 0 .. ----------lo=-a----.;.-.::-~:--:;:;-~.-:: glast top, 17" wheels
Hu,.tlngton Beoch
Otf1co 101 no111 $3~0
per m onth, 1!.t and
s11curo1y 8·18·li:'l)O
Th1nk111g •'' h~v111g ;:i
gnr1g..-SJ o' G"ti us
;:i cal 1
PILOT CLASSIFIED
842·5678
· Bridge ,_
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANN AH HIRSCH
CHRYSl.EH 9or,o
HONDA 90H:>
LOST.• 1 yoar old, all sla shed Inane al or · ..,.. "" " • • '• e C h I C ft & ti ZR 1 Martin Lambert 759-9360 C N rt C 1------..,.---Dresser w/mlrror, gd Shade or Pine trees, 15· .., r • r • rea. • roar
greymaleCAT,Name: ,orpl, ~/Y"Pfo do~· SPECIAL EVENT cond,$200722·0864 gallon,101ors200.1. Woody all na1ural bumper. Custom
CC1aossN1fleVdElsN .... ,. ENT Blue. Last seen 5/22, er,. o,o ... ng lofr otal SOLICITORS 1..,,..--.,..------gallon plan11. $1 ea. 17\1\', new engine, point. 42,000 mlloa.
vlclnily of 4th & Aca· •LIQUOR CLERK• or en eu ao ·tlarter. French & Victorian Antq varlellos. 874·9422 $8000 (714) 995-1455 $14,500/obo.
whothor you're buy-cla, COM, If found, Ptr 2-4 nights/wk. PFllitnegr 'e ttypin&g, com· W'ANJED carved rosewood fum. -r.TI4 8rvt~ Call 848~00
Ing, soiling, or Just please call 675·8964. Coat a Mesa. Call u n ry answer· M 1640.1880. Fine col-W • d d I ng Dr••• lit' '" .,,n5 n vv 1---------
looktng, classlliod has Steve 548-3883 8a·3p in9 phones. W/P nee· lecllon Incl: 8 .. mlrr w/ Beaded bodice, tulle with traller, Xlnt condl· TffADE OR SELL
what you needl All Kinds ol Jobs For essary, Call Sandy at The Delly Piiot Is columns, 2nd Empire bottom, very eloganl tlon, RUNS GREAT ,83 CAMARO z2 a
PILOT CLASSIFIEQ All Kinds of People. BE A PILOT ___ 1_1_41-.64 ....... 0...,2_1_22__,_...__ currently contractJng bed, 2 mrbl chetlsA 1~ $400 722.9J49 SOhp F~RC;, eu>en
842·5878 Piiat Claulfted. BOY OR GIRL Home Heelth Aide lhoH who pouess an dl iplay cabinets, bow, flSh flndor ~.!:~!;,..,.3:nt~~~~~
Care tor stroke pa-ou1.golng splrlt and a carved armolre w/mlrr Wedding Orus, 8·10, l11ry stereo, great for ski· like lo trade for truck.
tlenl. uve In or out. winning 1mlle to work front sml tblt carved Leo. Por1rt Collar. Cth· Ing, fishing and cock· 1 U 8 The Dallr Pilot Is Call 957•8001 at our booths and sell arm chrs. All IQP qual· drl trn, $295, 840.6038 tall cruising! Pease ca 90-0055.
currontly contracting ---------subscriptions al varl· lly, flno cond pieces. 53500 obo 432·0318
young adults betweon INSIDE SALES ous apeclal ovonts In Must Seel 723 .. 239 ploaH call alter 6pm
lhe oges of 14 • 17 to The Customer Service the Orange Coaat 10'AYON Inflatable w/ '91 Meaeratl TC 7000 soil Lhe p aper al spo-0 area. No experience Is Oak Coffee Table,
clal evontt. There is NepartmeBnt ho/fC the required. Siert at 36"sq w/pull out .lhp Yamahe eng, 11 ""' ml, as new, No Down
no door to door solic· M ewpo':, .,eacp 1 °•~a S5.00 an hour plus leavea $300, 722-8970 Attention: Teddy Bear ~500""0• 911 A~ ti.'t flltQl take over pymnl of
itlng and you would esa ai Y 'ot s commission on each t-=-:---::...,...,-..,...----,,--,-Collteto-1 -FFE 122'7718 $561/mo 759-1818 work only one Sa'"·· looking tor Teremar. d Oak,Sldeboerd. mir· •• 19' lloaton Wheler -...., keting Pros with con· or er you sell. Thlt la Wiii sacrifice Undtlly
PLAYING WITH OPEN CARDS
day a week unlll slstant results. Please an easy way to get r9rd ornate, good Purpu' Limited edition now 70hp John1on
school's out. Earn call for appointment at extra Income. For con '$300 722·0864 "L•dr Anne" Toddy VOA, trailer, cover, ctr
money and havo fun, 642-4333• more Information con-Bear .,8 01 only 100 contl, new ball, *'83 CMC 1300•
4 Speed, Air Condi·
tlonlng , RUNS
<mEATI, 35-40 MPG,
2 new tlret, 155k
miles• (50% highway
Both 'ulnl'rable :->11uth deals
NORTH
WEST
+A2
K 10
K Q J"9 6 2 + K 10 8
EA~T
+6
AQJ84 3
A 53
+AJ6
• Q 19 7.
5 2
10 7
• 9 5 .. 3 2 sot Tll + K ,I 9 8 o 3
976
8 t
+Q 7
The b1cfdmi:
~ outb West
2 Obi
2 . 3
PMS PIUIS
0 1>t>nm1i: lt'od
~Orth
Pass
4.
Pass •
\( f' ,f
Eut
Pus
Dbl
Ont-of tht> mort' o,pt>Ct8l ular
hands ol I<~ I "'11' pla~ed in tht'
,II. 1-:r \ t>111t I' l up. thr "'omt-n \
wnrld ht1clicl' rhamp1on~h1p S1t1 ang.
South rt>prro;pnl mit Auo;t na. Wilt>
Mana Erh11rt
South" two ht>an opening bad
<1howed a wrak '"'" hid m either
maJor. althou1th h) uur tandards
ht>r hand dad n111 mP11sure up to a
vulner11blP wt>ak 1wo·b1d bv a sizable
marJCln We~t\ duuhle onnounct>d 8
heart sui t. South removed to her
real suit and the rest of the auction
was natural. We don't blame North
for jumping to four spades or East
for doubling.
West led the ace of hearts, and a
heart continuation would have re·
suited in a one or two·triclt set, de·
pending on bow declarer went about
the play. Unfortunately. West elect·
ed to cash her other two aces and
then continue with a diamond. That
almost surely marked East with four
trumps, so declarer proceeded as if
the cards wett made of gl888.
After winning the diamond in
dummy. declarer confidently fi.
nessed the eight of spades. Nen
came a heart to the Iring and a win·
nang diamond from dummy. ((East
ruffs. declarer would overruff. crou
to the ace of trumps. return to hand
with a diamond ruff to draw the lut
trump and dummy is high, 80 East
chose to cfucard a club.
Declarer diacarded her remaining
heart and ruffed a diamond. The
queen of clubs was overt.a.ken with
the king and another diamond ruff
reduced declarer to the same trump
lt>ngth as East. A spade to the ace
and any card from the table trapped
East in a trump coup. Making four·
odd doubled. losing only to the three
aces.
1001 Must be out· tact Paul Jolley at 642· made, $200. Please __,s,,_,6200,,_,,,,...·_8_3_1_-o....,..,.18,..,.4-..,--
go1ng and possess a NUTRITION/HEAL TH 4333 Ext. 209. Kenmore Washer, GE call 642-4321 X332 89 Boat~Wheler
po1111ve attitude. For Looking for a few key 1-w_,, .. -e-th_o_y_o_' -b--1-0,...er, both working, days or 631·3220 ovos 15• "Ml c lel", 70 moro Information call people Interested In " r u ro uy ng ·, Paul Jolley al 642· making a lot of or •olllng, Classlfled S75jea or $125/~oth FOOTBALL CAAD COLL Yamaha, seats 5, 91
4333 Ex1. 109. money. Call 723·1 812 covora all your neodsl 640-4828 $2500 Beckett Value, Trallrllo 18950.673-1123
UPTO s.eoo
PER MONTH * NO COLl.ECTIONS *
Early morning motor
routes available. Deliver
Monday thru Saturday.
FURNITURE 8014 Must Soll $37511 Cl•••lo Duffleld 18'
Call Jerry 673·7045 Etec Boal. Totally re-
•Tan Couch ·$125, Nu
Glass Top Dinette w/4 f'REE TO YOU 6022
1_c_h_r_•_s_1_00_. _M_6_·_6_5_t7 __ 1 Uncondltlonal lovol 2 yr
••HITE LEATHER old, sp,yed. border
LOOK SOFA. xlnt collie mix. Vory 1ma11,
cond, $160 673-8717 smart & nflocllonato. Noods a famlly to love
& a yard. Lovos every·
one & overythingl
675·6712
2 yrs nu • reasonable.
floral sofa. glass end
tbls. lamps, glass din
1e1, 4 On Ann chrs,
twn bd/frm & hdbrd,
Armolro 721-0645
Cffeo Tbl 1110 oak S75,
JEWELRY, FURS
& AltT 602:'.>
R ocllnor/ottoman •Ylnt•e• Weto hea
$150, Tiffany swag Bought, Sold and A•
lamp $85, 847-0070 paired 894·8550
lurb. Nu mtr, batteries.
1wl1ch &. paint. Spec
c anvee top. Mint
c nd. '5800obo 646-
7/h 851-4262/w
POWt:R BOATS 7012
'1• Glencoe '73 open
boW, Ford Cobra V8,
tkl equip, Gr1 Cond,
$2850 759-11118
17' lloaton Wheler
w/trlor, '80 70HP
Johnson, Equip w/lat·
Ht otectronlcs, 36 gal fuel cap, many accet,
$8500 Obo 83 1 -6968
Obi bed mattress,
sprgs, frm, all linens,
xlnt cond, seldom
used, $125 722·9149
Ladles Dlnmond Ring & Apollo 24' Dual Cntrt,
Watch appral over lly brdg, NS Sllp, lrlr,
$3000 sell $~50/ea Loran, bail 1ank·Grt
OBO 556-8470 Perl, Must Sell last
Full Size 8ed &
Frame, by Simmons·
CLEAN, $100, Mosa
Verda, 546·1833
Green Wrought Iron
Chair w/floral cush·
Ions $175, 722·8970
OFFICE FUR~ITURE
EQUIPMENT 6047
Teek deat(. lthr lov•
toat. 1ecty chra, tml
trig, printer tblo, 2
teak chrt, 80 col.
printer. All tor $1175
or sep. 844-8820
PETS &
18500 557-5557
SAIL HOATS 7014
Moorln9 & 25' Sell
boat nenr Pavllllon. s 15k. 873-2234
SPEED &
SKI HOATS 7016
mlles), $2399 obo
STEVE 754· 1262
HYUNDAI !10!10
'88 GLS, good Condi·
tlon, sunroof, now
tires, 13,500. 248·2447
JAGUAR 010:')
'75 Jeg XJ8C 2 ~.
grn/blacl< vlnyl top,
tan loa1her ln1., V·8,
40k ml, xlnt cond. orlfoJ owner. lltti. old ledy
from Paudene, l14k
obo 548-2091
JEEP o 110
'89 Cherok-4x4, e-
cyllnder. 5·apd; AM/
FM cau, A/C, Met
Gold, Cloth Hats,
$9500/obo 548-9167
'89 Wrengler Rod, Al
C, 6 cyl, 40k ml, Groat
Cond. $8500 752·1075
or 756·2112
l.INCOLN o t 20
LINCOLN '71
ConUnen .. l 480
eng. runs gooo lt295
Must HOI 6412-0567
TODAY'S
CROSSW,ORD PUZZLE
Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance.
CALL 642·4333
KINGSIZE WATERBED •
No-wave maltress. In·
eludes frame & head·
board. GOod condl·
tlonl Only $200. Call
589·7904, leave mes· AN I MAI.S 6049
1age. * Slberlen Husklea e
wks Old, AKC. Gold/ Matching couches. 8', white, blue eyes
wool, pastels, S 150/ea $300/ea, 943·8265 8-42-3783
19• OLASTRON '87
190HP Merc/crultor I/
0, Open Bow Trl·Hull,
Sun-Top, Trailor, Lots
ol storage. Great Ski
Boat In excellent con-
dltlOn (10 poraon ca·
pecity). 110,500 OBO.
Call (714)848-1571
Mt.:Rc•:1n:s o 1 :10
•ae 420 Champagne/
choc, 64k ml, loaded,
snrt, xlnl cond,
$24,750 obo 63~030
ACROSS
1 Wandt'f
6 s~t ol rule<i
10 ouaa1no 14 Occupahon
1 s 81 l>le l)()()i<
16 Tribe unol
17 ball
19 Su1Mabnc paUern
20 Pu! IO<th
21 Acquire
22 Gun po1nlf'<
23 Commotion
25 OuanhtlM
27 Zone
30 Come about
31 0Y9<Maa
32 Sor~,.,.~
33 rauu ove<much
~ Ooub'41 aQem
37 Pitch black
38 Sharp taste
311 Plus
40 Jabbed
41 Nez 1nd1Ans
42 ASC*:IS
44 Beseeched
•S Regal homes
47 CllteegO area
48 Sem1prec10\J1
Slone
411 Gobb'41
l*'hao• SO AS!an ~vttri•
S'4 Stdew•V"
S 7 w111 done•
45 "
48
54
&8
81
58 Happ.Iv •ne< 59 F"ortf'!t
60 Say
6 t 1976 baseoa.1
champ9
62 Mate an.mal
63 Cotor eKi>eris
DOWN
1 Sta1rcase
part
2 Music; group
3 Cloth &craps
' Stlclly substance
5 However
6 GambOI
7 Sktp ove< 8 Put on
9 Curve
10 Wrllltf
11 Nu11111onat
12 G1wlle<
t 3 Unique people 111 Gull pon
21 and lon.c
2• Digit 25 Celled
26 Ille air
27 Hindu god
29 Black POel
29 HaYlng I
precious
,,,.,,, tur1ace
30 Rich peopte
32 Ontano •nel
W1nntpeg
34 Not otten
COSTA MESA, NEWPORT BfACH SOLID OAK AKITA, AKC Malo, lam·
aEDAOOM SET lly pot, obedience
Fite Full/Ouoenslze trained, 5 V\S, xtru,
JS Old
37 Flower
38 Botton --•O Trotter'• kin
•1 In favor of
•3 Hot11lo on.
'44 Kllc:Mn Item
4S Not to darll
46 Dn«1 pqtnl
47 cake
•II Femou1
Noneu
51 Spoueo
52 ceder•
53 -d'oeuw ..
55 Long wtlltt
rOC>o
se Cerdoame
S 1 Young flower
10 11 12 13
18
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Short-Ciaanaed: "I fHI 1hort·
<J.aapdl I •• HI A•uari•e and '"
aner '""' lo dwell on 111y al ...
COfftd lhil. pte-r -C)'Jlthl.e
Tho-. Olup, Ill. aeepo.-. TIMft
an 910N A•uriaM 111 Hri._ Halla
of F.-thu otiter ...... Me•ben of 1"' ...U.C.I ...... are l••••fl•e,
C1'fftt•e, ~•·.-4 caa Ml..._ ... cwml.... ... ., .. , ...... .,.
l'l'ftt. A111-U-. ,_. u4 .-.~ c-1 a.a..1.., c...p ..,_, Jeck
.... ,. ... •• Jed& .&--.
, ... 0.... w., .. Cnaky. AIMa.lo
Hall UMll 0.. Qu,S..
Ulll (March 21 ·Aprir19). E"-n"
1NJYe ''* -you·~ not only r.apOte of
utchlna up, you•,. on top of 1•met
You11 win popularity coni. Focllt 011
•"· 1tyle, travel opportu.nlty Family
IMlllbtt Mcb you compl.-ly
TAUaUI (Apnl 10·May 20). Attf'n•
hon NYol•" •f'0\1114 trif18, vlalb, r.l•·
tlva. Individual dallnf'd to become
•rona ally, havina thew k!twrt. 1n1oa1t
In na-.· O. M. V You'll bt Mbd to
tu,,on unorthodo11 ClllM.
CIMINI (Mey 11-June 20). Thooe
who ..W yovr ludl a.ft you wW be In
for nade •w•lltnln1. You'll lnc,.•H
hmlnt power, you11 ~f lllly utl •
11at m-n .. of Mlrprilt, dm1n1. v1rso.
anot"-r C..lnl are ...,,...ne.ct
CANC'D (lune 2Huly 22). £111•
~ on hoftr, bulWl"I ~I. ,..
MOWal of Mfffty hua.. M-..k 111 your
W. ton .. lu. Ttun11 and Ullln pmont
pta11 tJ ... nt dlnlnf u,.,Wntt TN8t ,_,own,..._.... and lnhdttoft
LIO CJ•ly 2J•A-., U) A*..UOn
mot._ ervta.M daftd9tiM •rnnp·
9Wftt, ~ thM ... ponatt.I, ·-be Ii.,. ''111•we:• Yo.'11 a.. clHJlnt Wltll
....... v1,.o ,."°"' 1111•11 to ha .. i.-_.,_,._ ...... _-t thtw .....,.., lnltWa In ...-.. C, P. Y vtaoo (A"' n . ..,_ 22)1 You'll lllt
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:
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ball Ol«l lM ~ ,_,._....or·
,.11lutiof\. ••Ntw. of tiJM lllRll• •
tlcrn u,.... lnnnin<'t policy You
ftin'fy• mdH ....... ~, wtthfttl4
UIRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 22): Lunar po·
1l1ion rolncidet with travel. explore·
tlon, ldHliam. ro111A111tlc lni.rtuct. th.ti
lends spice. You'll be rid of dl1tance.
l•nauage obttnu:tlon• You'll .crth
chord of unlverul appeal -•ud~nce
SCOaftO-(Oct....ll~Nov. ll ). You'll
.,. •ylna. '1've waited for thla • aon,
tlnw and I wall not !Mia It upl" You'tt
In on around 0oot of •Jldttna. ploMtr·
Ing Protect Tnwl lnvol..ct. could In•
duck publialllng
SACITTA.alUS (Nov ll·DK. 21)
You thoutht you #"'._. tlw boat" 24
houn -.o -you now an beck on trecli
and IHcll"I I.he fl8C'k Fotw Oft IMrita.I
utua, peru~nldp • .-ontloft ol n.dl •
bU1ty. ~uarian w In pkt\&,.
CAPllCOaN (Dote. Zl·J•n 19) I
You're on aolld •lftotionel. flnannal
atou.nd. IAlnar "°""°" .-mt• Me.Ith. ~ • .nth'*-• .Miity., ,_, •• di·
le1111M S<orpio Mttff h•lf18 provide
Wt for releblltlon. M.oMyl
AQUARIUS (Jen. lO·F•b •ll)·
Ch«li S.Clttarhaa ~· a..i. ....
terl•I. how that what w .. ~ •
ltw wwb. co.W Mt ... 9"th-....
rally ltt'eptM. Sf'otlllh• °" '-<h1n1.
P'Y'holoay. MtrolotJ. Do your ,..
IMl'Chl
PllCll ( ... Jt·Matth 20): , ....
able hanar ..,_. cxMncu. wtth "'"·
1t7i.. pH90MI ........... .,,..1
,You'll ••,.,..Me 1...en ,,..._ o1
thoupc. .... ..,.._ .... ..,, ""'. lllf Sapt.rian ,..,. ... .
If JUNI 2 • Y0Ua •llTHD.A Y1
Yo-. '" t9'0tioMI, a.uJtlft, ..,_,,
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tllllWftft Ca~. C.M9r,.......
,.., 8'11\.lllautt .... 111 J'Oll' llM You
"-" 10.f'Mft .,,_., .. C-.rrent cy<i.
ln•ol• .. putMnlllp, '"""' .. "' In C091..m.I ...... ,. ................
fl"ld.-Spodltht .a. °" ,.w1c ••·
•· -.ital ...... r-"'-edclldoft .. '•"'"' '
bed. Mirrored & _s_2_5_o_. 1_2_3_·_5_10_3 ___ 1 lighted headboard.
Orawera. cabinets. Ar·
moire Included. Exco._
lent condlllon. Muat
... 11 $800 OBO
&42.S822
FREE KITTENS
to GOOD HOME, •
6 weeks, ono orange
(short hair) and ono
black (long hair)
873-5840
MJ\HINI-: SLIPS
l>OC'KS 7022
10 181nute• To Open •••I 18' Power S225 mo & 34' Sail 5400 45'
Sall. narrow beam
5450 mo 752·2881
Seevourcar
· make tracks!
Nat lo sell Y<XJ ar? Do it the ~ woy! Rm your
ooto oo for l O 00ys in the ln1y Pilot/lroeJ&ldent. ~it
OOesn't sell, we'l l\Jl it for 5 more ckiys, FREE!*
(cj Cklssified f <1 de1oik.
-.
HUNTINGTON BUCH• FOUNTAIN VALLIT
-·-·11 8'2-5878
' t. 1 •• ·, 1 ', , • 1 , · 1 , r , ' , 1 : , , • r ·, r : , · " , • / , . , , , ·
' .....
'88 190E rod/beige,
1nrf, A/T, chrm whl1,
orig owner, 1llnl cond
$19,500 722-08&4
NISSAN o lf'>O
•aa 300ZX fully
loaded, security, t·
tops, lo ml, 110,950
obo. lmmac 493-9869
SURAHll !non
'78 Subaru WlfOn
Auto, fully lo•ded
$2850. 722-0785
TIUJ('KS 'l:!:.'O
•'71 Ford Courier• overhead rack, Mu•t
Solll $1050 &42·2114
1989 PORD 1'3i0
Dually. Lariat ••· tended cab. White.
32,000 mlloa. ,Bed
!Iner, chrome whHls,
good tires, Hcellent
conctltlonl 480 v-e.
Book value: 117,000.
Mu et Hll 11 S,000
0B0.844M»190
'12 8 ·'50 VI. Naw
p•lnt, 4 capt•lna
chetr1, aora bod, '3900.N&-5213
VOl.KSWACH>N !ll.I!'.>
'79 Cenvert. Super
•••tie New blk top,
nu l.nt, 34k ml on 4 yr
•ng, looka/run. ort.
58400 obo 557,...18
'90 .leUe OL 3000 tnl,
•Int cond, AM/l'M c•at, enrf, A/C, 19450
call Kim 7l0-ae07
l\N f'IUltl s .\.
( 1.1\SSll S " · ,11
'51 T·Blrct, f'rlme
Shape. Mual Sell. 121.000. ~ 102-741.a 10111u.0301.
8ualn••• 7014•• 1111 or, .. 1-...14,
tlA .......... iii
Y ... A.T ... ,. M•
chantcdy ""*ed• New Interior, Juat
Med9 peltlt ~ to be 11t•h•r then new.
J.4960080 (714) .... ,17,
TUDIORllU
'II FIRDIRD
Nl!W UO Chev~
motor end 3&0 trana
Catl 8-.0018