HomeMy WebLinkAbout1992-06-09 - Orange Coast PilotTHE NEWPORT BEACH • •
l•lllJ, June 9, 1992 Serving the Orange Coast since 1907
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most popular local surfing spots are?
1) Santa Ana River Jetty
2) 56th Street
3) Black1e's, Newport Beach Pier
Souru: c:>omlfloc Che!MC.-, N_,of1 5'.rf & Sport
25 cents·
Teachers to propose schoOI budget cuts -
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Pedal
Patrol
...,.. Costa Mesa police begin
bicycle patrols at South Coast
Plaza in effort to reduce crime.
By l oriAnn Basheda
Stall Wriltf
D cpnrtmcnt store!> at Sou1h Co.1st
Plaza ha'e pitched in to buy
police a couple of bicycles so
they can beef up patrol of the shopping
center's p:irking lots.
As pan of a test program o'er this
p:ist winter, Costa Mesa put some of its
officer assigned to the South Coast
Pl:iLa police substation on bicycles.
"And it was very successful in reduc·
ing parking lot crimes," said Sgt. Gary
McErlain. "So we decided to make it a
f ull-timc project. Dut because of budget
restrictions, we couldn't purchase the
bikes."
May Co .• Dullocks, Sc.:ars. Nordstrom
and Saks Fifth A\enue came to the
department's rescue, hO\\C\Cr, nnd
agreed to come up with the necessary
cash -about S2,SOO -for two
tailor-made police bikes plus equipment.
Boston Oicycles on H.1rbor Doulc\nrd
ha!> agreed to donate nn)' seJ"\icing the
bikes may need.
The permanent bike p:itrol program
was in full S\\ing Mond;1y.
J\lcErlain said one of the biggest
benefit or patrolling 3 parking lot on
bike is th:it it allows officers to get a
better view of crimes in progress since
they arc looking down on the area.
McErlain said South Coast Plaza has
...,.. Union representatives will address tonight's school board meeting
and try to direct massive budget cuts away from the classroom.
By Russ Loar
SUft Writer
NEWPORT OEACH -Parents won·
dering what the teach~rs' union would
like to do about the school district's bud·
get dilemma should not miss tonight's
school board' meeting.
Union representatives promise to give
a teacher's-eye view of how to balance
the Newport-Mesa Unified School Dis·
trict budget, along with a list of budget·
culling recommendations.
"The public needs to knO\v from the
te acher's perspective the priori1ics 1hu1
teachers have for building the budget,"
said Maya Decker, president of the New·
port-Mesa Federation of Teachers. "That
means making some preity big cuts in
areas away from the classroom."
The school board has already cut S2.7
million out of next school ye:ir's budget.
Out an additional Sl.3 million needs to
be cut to balance a projected S8J million
budget.
The teachers union's budget rccom·
mend:uions have come a little. late, ac-
cording to school board President Forrest
Werner, "ho said the fin;il school district
budget mu'>t be appro,ed by the end of
August.
"We 've been \\Orking on the budget
since January. Here, s1'< months later.
o low rate of vehicle burglaries and auto
th efts "but \\e'd lil.e it to be
non·e~i~tent." Officers Jess Gilman, left, and Gary McErlain of the Costa Mc a Police Department patrol Monday at South Coast Plaza.
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Council balks at Turner's L.A. aid plan
~ Newport councilman's proposal for human relations committee
and credit union is greeted by yawns , doubts from colleagues.
By Tony Dodero
Stall Wnter
NEWPORT DEACH -City Council·
man Clarence Turner's proposal to ere·
ate a human relations commillec to pro·
vide fina ncial a i lance 10 inner cities
such as riot-torn Los Angeles recei..,ed
cool reviews from colleagues Monday.
By Tooy Dodero
Sllll Wltw
NEWPORT BEA Cl I -Council mem-
bers reversed nine years of expansion
plans fo r the Sheraton Hotel Monday
night by approving land-use chanaes that
will allow retail and commercial devcl-.
opment of an area previously chosen for
the construction of extra hotel rooms.
After eliminating plans for an Oji.
"Here \\C ore in wh;i t is called the cit·
~H.lcl of capital ism," Turner s:iid. "And
thi is our chance to take advantage of
our position in society and make sure
th at we arc all on a level pl.i}'ing field."
Turner' fi\c·point plan called for tl\e
creation of a human relations commit·
tee. The committee would over cc a
ditional 119 room , Sheraton had pro-
posed setting aside more than 41,000
square feet of the 2.5 acre sjtc to be
used for commercial development.
The Planning Commi ion, however,
citmg concerns about increased traffic
for the area, recommended that the ..,_
non-prof11 corporation that \\Ould pro·
'ide 'cholar!>h1p., and other financial aid
and ;1 li.11son agreement "here Ne" porl
Ocach offici.il could meet \\Ith members
of the inner city.
Abo, Turner proposed the creation of
a credit union that would free up money
for inner-city residents "ho can't find
loans for home improvements or bu) ing
cars.
Fin;illy. he proposed ta'< .1ssessmcnt
districts that \\Ould encourage inve tor~
I(.) rebuild u1ban areas.
See TURNER/la Piii
council only allow about 31,000 square
feet or development on the land.
Council members voted unanimou ly
to go along with the commission's pro-
posal.
"Although we're dmppointcd with the
Planning Commission's proposal, we can
to ricit Victims
The p kids Ure fOi P!anct
Earth, a Balboa Isl.ind rcqdins
ilnd redemption center, is help-
ing to ~din.lte domtions ol
appliJnces, furniture and btii~
ing materials to those people
who were bu~ out ol their
homes by the Los Angeles riots.
The group hopes their efforts will
help victims rebuild their lives.
Story on ~ge Al.
live with it," said Jerry Bame. an at·
tomey with Larlin Inc., the owners of
the Sheraton.
Plana to build a 10-story tower
additional 1t9 rooms for the ~
Sheraton Hotel at the eomer of .
MacArthur Boulevard and Corinthian
they have something they v.ant to present
to us. 11 's kind of btc to male a ma1or
impact," Werner s:iid~ "We're "illing to
listen to an}one, but ''e certainly can't be
doing any ma1or reshufning at this time."
A preliminary report from the teach·
ers' 13udg~t Task l·orce recommend-. a
number of measur-ci.. eliminating se\l!ral
:idministr:iti'c positions, returning teach·
ers on special assignment 10 cll~room
duty, suspending teacher de' elopment
progr;ims, suspending the hiring of intern
teachers, :i re duction of all admin1!>tr;i·
See CUTS/BIQ Piii
Arts festival
funds put on
hold by city
~ Costa Mesa's budget
woes threaten to kill this
year's Arts on the Green .
By lonAnn Basheda
S•Jtl Y.rntr
COSTA ~tE~A -r or the l1r'>t
11me in nine \CJri., the ~1nnual Arn.
on the Green' c:ckbration I'> Ill dJn·
ger of fJJ1ng to blJck.
Arn. on the Green or~:.inlLl:r" ..,a,
th.it in order for 1he rc..,i1,JI w pro·
cccd, the\ need to kno" h' J uh I
\\hCthcr 'the\ .ire to rec1.:t\C. J
530.000 gr:.i;11 the) \c n:quc:,tcJ
from the Cit). •
13ut Cm ~ 1 .lllJl!er AllJ n Ru1.:d( r
rccommc11dc<l MundJ) that Cll)
Council members \\lthhold all
grants until the slate adopts 11::. bud-
get.
Governor Wilson's spending plan
tncludes a proposal to '"thhold
motor \Chicle license fees, which
currentl) go w cities. If ad-Opted.
the mCa\Ure \\Ould CO!>I Co..,ta J\k a
about S3.3 million. and c11v offic1ab
would be forced to make major
cuts.
To pl:iy it afc, Roeder 1s rec·
ommending that the city hold off
spending any money on capital out·
la)s or grants unul a stJtc budget 1..,
adopted.
The problem i~ the M:ite r:ircl~
adopts a bal:inccd budget b} Jul} I.
and can 1n fact dr.ig the procedure
on un til as a IJtc :is No,cmbcr -
\\\O months after the Arts on the
Green 1s scheduled to tJJ..c pl.i-.c
Te<l OaJ..er. co·chairman of 1hc
Am on the Green. told Cll\ council
member at a \\Ori. c s1on· ~tonJa)
1h.1t fesll\ :ii tHgan1Lc" oced to
I.no" b> Jul) I ''hcthcr the~ '"II get
the S30,000 the) \c r1.:q~stcJ tn
order to bcgtn 'oltetttng !.pon'ur'
;ind pl.inning for the C\Cllt.
Out C\ en U.11.cr acl1h>" ledges
that the ch:incc' are -.hm that the
c11y v. ill I.no"" "h.11 the ..,tate plans
to do by Jul) I
Unle s the 1:11\ coun'-11 goc!>
against Roeder' re ommend.it1on
and decides to l.!l\e 1hc Arts on the
Green ofliciab the ~rant the\ v.ant,
the cxtr~1vagJni.1 "ill liJ..el) be cJn·
cc led.
See FESTIVAL.JBICl ,...
Way were onginaJI approved by the
council in November of 19 3.
But now, after Monday night's action.
those plans are bcmg rapped
"There is an overbuildin of f\Otel
rooms," said James Hewrckcr, ewpon.
Beach plaMi.ng dt.rector.
"There simply is no demand for more
roonu There arc a number of dcvcl·
opment proJCCl that re approved but
never get built," he wd.
ClASSlf It 0 AD Of I HI UAV
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88 Monday, June 8, 1992
Volunteers Volunteers Editor Jon Ferguson •.. 642-4321, ext. 368
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Challenge: Racing against breast cancer
Urenda Dickerson of Share Our Selves
"'Ill be presented with the Newport-Dnlboa
Rotary Club's Service Above Self Award
fo r her steady volunteer commitment ove r
the years to the community.
Dickerson has served S.O.S. fo r 19 years,
helped PRIDE for three years and helps
out with the Girl Scouts and Doy Scouts.
She will be honored at the Rotary Club's
\\eekly meeting at 6:15 p.m. Wednesday at
the Newport Beach Country Club. Guests
are welcome.
0 Rotarians are welcome to part1c1pate in
the Ethic:. Wo rk.shop (Saturday) June 13 at
the Ne\,port Deach Country Club from
7:30 :l.m.·noon. Guel>tS are welcome to
share in the program presented by Mac
~tact\dam and Peter King of 1he Pro Ac·
1i't: Leaden.hip Consulting Group.
Co'>t 1:. SI 0 per pe rson. To registe r, call
l3urr Allcgaen at 759-3688.
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OUTDOOR JAZZ: It was abou1 14 years
.1~u ''hen the Balboa Penini.ula's Tuck
u·.,bbitt returned from the Sacramento Jazz
I c't1vJI \\J th a mu::.ical idea of his own and
the 13ay hvn1 J.ta Dai.h was born in 1979
111 Babbitt'::. back ya rd.
··1 though1 it '"'ould be fun to have n jam
.,c.,~ion on a ::.malkr !.Cale," Dabbill said.
SJturJ<i) (June 13), the Golden Eagle
J.1a UanJ "ill pcrlorm at 1he 12th annual
.1ff.1ir 10 henef11 the Exchange Club of
Ne" purr I la1 bor's charities. The event be·
gins al 3 p.m. ul 310 l3 ucna Vista, n short
'trt·e1 bet\\Ccn 01h and 71h streets on the
pc.:n111~ul:J, anJ end~at about 9 p.m.
Gulden l:agle has been a Sunday after·
nuun 1raJ111on at the Capistrano Depot, an
old Amira!.. train i.t;.11ion turned into a res·
t:iur:1111.
.... This year in Orange Co unty,
1695 new cases of breast
ca ncer will be diagnosed
and 390 people will die.
W ant to hear a sh~king statistic?
More than 40 percent of women
past 40 have never had even one
mammogram.
What makes ·thic; shockfog is that
DP. Lmli ,. " a
Family
Counseling
mammography is the best
known method or
detection for breast
cancer. And thanvhcn
breast cancer is detected
in its earliest stages, there
is a 95 percent survival
rate. And thal t"ar:y
detection equat.::s not
only with a high cure rute,
but also with not having
to lose a breast.
What docs this mean?
It means that a large
number of women that
you and l know as
friends, relatives and
acquaintances haven't taken even the most
elementary steps to take care of their
bodies -and save their lives.
How serious isJhis?
Very serious, if you consider that one in
nine women will be diagnosed with breast
cancer during their lifetime. And that thb
)Ca r in Orange County, 1695 new cases of
breast cancer will be diagnosed and 390
(mostly women) wi ll die.
It certainly so unds to me like a call to
arms for all women (and the men who Jove
them).
agninst breast cancer by advancing
educat ion, treatment and research.
The Orange County chapter was founded
in October, 1991 by Dr. Gerard, who is also
a recreational runner. Dr. Gerard read
about "The Race For the Cure," (the major
fundruiser and media event sponsored by
the foundation), in her "Runner's World"
magazine and was
inspired to head up
the effort to bring
the "Race" to
Orange County.
Why have a race
as a vehicle for this
cause?
"Oecause
running is so active
... because it gives
people a chance to
demonstrate a
positive, energetic
approach to this
disease," says Mrs.
Drinker, who is
'This is war.
Ear1y detection
is our greatest
hope ... and rm
not just talking
about mam-
mograms .• . -····--Orange County surgeon
also a breast cancer survivor.
..13ecause when women get out there once
a year, it reminds them to have a
mammogram ...
''Dccause if you're having fun and you're
doing something you like, you're going to
learn along the way."
T he purpose of the SK run/I mile wa lk
is, of course, 10 get people involved so
they will go·and get tested ... but above all it
is to raise money for educa1ion, research
and to fund a mobile mammography unit to
serve all Orange County women -the
indigent :is well as those who need the
convenience of a mobil e unit.
This is about women working for women.
Tu gel imolved. bring the SJS en try fee,
.1 beach chair :rnd wha1e,er you wan! 10
put on the grill and the refrei.hmcntl> \\111
he.: prov1dt•d. Call 63 I ·5069.
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"This is w:ir," says Orange County
surge on Dr. Dava Gerard. "Early detection
is our greatest hope ... and I'm not just
Runners take off In the "Race for the Cure" fundraising event.
H you believe in this, cfill the Race For The
Cure hotline (953-2264). They can use
volunteers in many different ways, and they ' NE\\' C.T IY MANAGER TO SPEAK:
Ke' in ~1urphy. the new city manager of
Newport l3each, , ... i11 gi'e an O\Crview of
the city budget and his go::ils for the area
during the Ncwpon Beach Kiwanis Club's
weekly luncheon meeting Tuesday at noon
at the 'tern of Charley Brown's riverboat
re ... 1.1uran1. Guests arc welcome.
talking about mammograms. Women also need to
learn to examine their own breaMs for changes each
month. And \\hencver they suspect a problem, they
need to consult a doctor fur clinical evaluation ."
What shouk.I we do about all th is?
Tlic Dail.t Pilot oclcomes )Our reports on
sen ice.• club nt'us, naming of officers, and
on11ou11ccmcn1 of fund·rDiscrs and actit'i·
th·s. J>h•11st• send information to Jon Fcrgu-
~on. \'ulu11tt•crs Editor, Doily Pilot, P.O.
/foy 1560, Costa Mrsa, CA 91618.
Make sure we've taken care of ouri.elves ... and
then ask the \\O men in our lives where they ~tund
about mammograms. Find someone }Ou know who
has never had one ... perh:ips your mother, your :iunt
or a friend in need ... and try to talk her in to setting
one. If necessary, drive her yourse lf and/or pay for it
if you can.
ALS Association Orange County Chapter
1ht• Am'!'ulroph1c Lateral Sclerosis
.\LSi '°"'"><.1.1tion Orange County Chapter
h,1\ nt~·J 1ur m.iny \Oluntecrs For in·
tv11n,1t1rm, l.111 Bul>IJ•e Gr~·n at 921
ll'iO I or St'< rt·l.11) /\.\Jrth.i I tabcr at 436·
-IH".'
American Red Cross,
Orange County Chapter
l he.' 0rJf1fjt' County thaptcr ur the
.\mi:nt.in Rt'd CrrM nt.'cd~ volunteers
"hii t•n111> puul1c spcJk1ng to address
t•trh nun11\' h11J11p\ .ihc1ut Rt'<I Cross ser·
\t(I'\ ch p.111 ,,, the chapter's Spea~ers
U ir•'.tu Voluntt't'r public 1nlorma11on of.
"~"') arf' alw1 ~ 10 o1ct as liaisons
'"rh tlw mcd1.i 1n d1~ster Jnd emer·
i;t·n• \ \11U,lf111ns Fnr 1nformJ1ton. call
ludy IJnnJClone at 835 S36l
Arts Academy of Orange County
lh<> Arb AlJtlt·my of Orange County
m (c,.,1,1 Mt""' is J new umb<ella 01ga·
n1t.l11on for tht• Costa MeSJ Art League,
11.tlk•t M11nlm.ir1rc, Costd Mesa C1v1c
l'l.11-hou'-<" dncl Newport BC ell h Show·
1111w 11.e grc1up 1\ pl.rnmng to fund and
build .i <.onimumty arts fac1hty for the
lour group\ 1n Co-.1a M~ for m<.tre 1n
1mm.111on. t .111 Altce Leggett at 540·
2557.
Arts on the Green
1hcM 111terrstC'd with ,us1~11ng 1n the
pl.1nn1ng anu execution of the 1992 Arts
on the Cret'n c~ent, a two·ddy .arf.iir dur·
ing ~·pwmlx-r 1n Costa Mesa sponsored
by lhc l h.imber of CommNcc, should
1ont<KI D1Jnl· Pntc.h<'ll at 4)5·2109
Assocf1don Renalsnnce Creators
Assoc 1.ltt0n Rttn.i1ss.rnce CrtJtors ts ;i
non·prorit group in Costa M~ wh1Ch
spomo<s and jupports multi ou1rco.1c:h
cummun1ty service progrJms, such lJS ti~
homrll.'\s \.lnctuary ARC nttds ~ol
1111tct•f'l 111 ckin.itc and dch\er g.tragc wlc
1tc-m\ hlf our S.11urd.1y fund·r.i1sers al
l 1_.2 Cork lJnc
I Ill' woup rl"hN on pubhr support to
m.un1.1111 monthly nct'ds of lood. u11llty
o1ntl ~her cOib In .uld1tl()(I to moncl.lry
tJ\ deduc 1tblc don.it ions, the group
tlt"t'<I\ 1uoh <1nd ,1 trud (or 11S IJbor worlc
p•1ol. "hie h rt"punrl~ to tommun1ty
lll't'l I c ,,11, lur h.1nd1worlc foung ;ind
1 lr.111111R 1111» Other net-ds ar~ • vol·
unll'N w.1111 writ<'t, fund tliff'r. CPA 11nd lt"~.11 rnun\\"lor for 1nfflfm.\lion on any
o( ti~ rwo~r;im\ or how lo '-OluntN'r,
ri1t-.1K> < ,111 Or Rttn<"<' N.1mJ\lt' .it S40-
'i80 l or ;'~4·9S'D.
Banet PIClflcl
I lw ll<1llc't P.l 1f1c.t1 Gu1kJ, • volunlt't'r 'upµort group ftH 8Jl~t P1<:1fl(.cl, tlffdt
W>lunll'C'rl 10 ~M IS \11ht'rt, lC!ft T ·shirts,
·II 1ul<'c •nd cook~ .c ~nts. conduce
lund r11lln nu, ht-Ip w1lh C'Dllumc
"''" scen('ry repc11n. Volunte11r1 who pre· (rr not In p n the> «uild 11t \\' !come clnd
they may help as little °' much as de·
sired. For informJt1on, call Molly Lynch
JI 642·9275
Big brothers, big sisters
Men and women Oller 20 years of age,
hJ\ing livro in Orange County for six
months and on the 10& for at le;ist three
months are needed to serve as big broth·
ers 0< big s1s1ers for children 6· 16 from
single-parent homes lt requires a one-
\'ear commitment of 4·6 hours per wee!..
to scne as a role model lot a child Ap·
pt.cants must go 1hrough a scrcen1ns and
inteMew process els do the children, and
efforts are made to compatibly match the
~o F0< informattOn, c.-ill 544·777 J
Bop nl Girts C-.n Of
Costa Mesl/NeWPOrt Be1eh
lhe thr~ area Boys and G11ls Clubs
rx-cd '\IOluntcers lor numerous rca<.ons,
1nclud1ng wluntecr coaches ror fourth
through eighth grade b.isl.etb.:ill and roll·
er.blade hocl..ey (lo;ncmledge of hockey °'
soccer helpful) 1 he l>askelb.all SCJSOO
lasts 12 wt.-eks with one game and one
or two practices per week. Teachers are
needed to volunteer lor a couple of
hours °' multiple ~SIOfls (whatever one
can •ff0<dJ to teach an •rt Of et.ift WOl'k·
shop for 7· ll·yc<1r·olds. Volunteers are
needed for afternoons in l~ !ohop area
(2·5 p.m I and g;ime rooms at all three
uea loc.itlons, including the RJe Center
.it 661 HJm1lton on the wcsl side of
C~a Mesa, the lou Y.intorn Center at
2131 Tustin A\.e. ~:hind 1Ca1sc< School
.ind the East Bluff Center .it 2555 Vist"
del Oro by Corona dcl Mar High School.
For information, call Dick Powers of the
11.irbor Arca Boys and Girls Club at 6'42·
22-45
Boy Scout• •• America, Inc.
Orqe CMlty Colld
1 he volunlcct opportun11te~ are bm.KI,
but 111dude ~" ran~ proJl'CU hkc
t~1:ich1ng se»ions .it wmmcr tlJy amin
tn loog·term rnmm1tments 1n luncl·
rl1!.lng. progr.1m ck-\.'C'lopmc-nf •nd 11.11n·
inti to cx1)hnl\ lr1l0~ and p.Rt..\ fc>r
mrne informJtton, rJll Devon CX;ught•rty
01 54b 4990
Brllll lnsttbne
Bt 1lle lnstitut<''J cl.is~ lor ~.illy
bhnd .le.full$ provide Kl<.i.ll, tCCft'.lflon,"
.ind rduc.a11on11I opportun1t1 10 hrlp
blind mt'n 11nd ~1rtwn overc.omt' IM>IJ.
1ton c1nd Olher pmbl rm rc~tcfl to '°'"' 111
\lght Volunt n c1re ~ to •~.,.~ 1n
t~ Ct allw-M , inMrUCt<>t 1n the cr.iftJ
por11on of the P"'S'•m, to drwc f(J( out·
1np Of to tc.lch IJt.ltlle Volvnt " v.111
bti 1rc11n :d to wc1rk with t.he l>llnd In lh1~
wa<thwh1le, l1ghth .irtcd prngt.im CIJ -t'S
att Thursd.1)1 .11 I~ OASIS ScnlOf Cr ntcr
In CC>fON del M.tr from 10 a tn•2 p m.
Ctn M.trtl Ragon •t 99J·S980
c.r... hr CrtllM ......
The Cen1 ' lat Cr~.allvt Al~n.tlr • '
non·profil charitable or_gJnizJllOO ,,oh.ch
works through the Un1tc<l Way, has ,1
110luntcer position av.1ilable for J recep·
11onist from 9 a.m .. noon and a need for
graduate l~el interns or trainees for in·
f()(mJtlOn, call Karen al 642·0377.
Center for family CounseBng
The Centet for Family Counseling. .l
non·profit counseling center assoc1Jtcd
v.1th the VMCA, need> additional l>o.lrd
members who meet one lime a month to
provide community support and dircc·
lion for the center. Alw, the center
needs a part-lime volunteer in the C\e
nihgs as a rccepllomst. For inform.u1on,
call C.11 Foncannon at 754· 1144.
College ttospltll
The College H())p1tal C~ Mes.-i Au'
tl1Jry 1s always looking for frl<'ndly people
lo volunteer al the hosp1t.ll to dl'l1~cr
m.i1I and no,.,ers to pa11cn1s, and 10 ix·r·
fOfm clerical duties for 1nfounat!Ol', call
Suwn Wcsthe1mer, 111cc pr~ltlent of
membel)h1p, at 640·4420. or Collei;e
Hospit.:il of Costa Mesa .it 642·27 J4
from the hours of 9 a.rn.·4 p.m
Cotti Mell CMc Pllyhouse
The Costa Mesa Civic Pl.lyhouse ncc-ds
mJny llOlunteers (Of ushering. bJcl>t.is ,
IT\clih ngs, typing. licketuig. li,;hts, sound ,
effecu, special effects, c.~tuming. c.olle<;t·
ing props. pl.iy read1nA committee, pro-
grams, ad\.ertJstng. public relations, fund·
taising. hou~ mJnagers, a~!>l~lanl$10 p10·
duce rs, membersh1 p committee, cleaning
and str.lighten1ng up, computer <'Ind pho-
togr•phy. For more inform.llK>n. c.111
m.ln~ginll d11cctor r.111y T.imbclhni at 650-~26?
cata Mia llltorlell IOdety
The COSlcl MCS.l H1~or1ul SociNy col·
lccts in(Utrnllh<>n, photos .-ind Jftrf.i<ts r
1.ltins 10 the-hi\tory 01 Costa Me\J anti
the flJrbof arc,1 fl 1s open In the publ11.
on ihurw.l.i)~ f1um 10 • m.•J pm .lntl
by c1p1>04ntme111 VotuntcctJ .11L• '"'~ltd rOf tile Ch11<lren·s I h~Oty Pr0t;r1m, tn
upcfato lhe current buul;i and to dr~r1b
utC' th• m.llct1.1I to "'hools "lwn It•
queilrd The KKtety ncC'di JX'Of>IC "11h
an tntl'rnt In l<Jc;,11 ht\lory to set' c ,1) d<>·
cents (tour i;uidcsl 41t 1u ht!.lotKlll ~If',
tilt' Olf' •o Sttpu~lc1 Adob<'. Otht•t
nttdi 1ndu<k • tri.hlc~ wJrtlrOb,· wl
untt'C'r, ~e with t~ping ;iml ltl1n~
sl rll •n<I pN1pl~ with ntJI h.llld~llttnK
to WO(~ with the photo collet.1111n c.111
Clwle1 6~ht1 ttl S~8·72l<J C!f M.if'\f
Clk!n ~rd .u 856·'1?1
Cfttl .... UtlrlCJ "-
Jhe Co.tea Mcu L11t1.uy Ooup run liy
M.tr~'t'rlf! t ulltr and Ru1h W1l'(}n nt~I•
~unl n to help Pf'Ol•le be<oo' litl't•
.a or te.xh Cn6fish u a s.ttonrl I.in•
JUlft Ctll lho libmy <ti 646 81SO ... -..........
l he Cote.a Met.a $.Mk,, C tLltM Cot pc>-
Ucyond thi::., "e need a large scale public effort -
espcci<ill~ on the part of \\Omen -10 publicize and
r:.1i ... c money for 1hi:. life!..t\ ing c.iu:.c.
can use money. "The Race For The Cure" starts and
ends in Fa hion lsland on September 27. Men, :is
well as "omen are invited to participate.
So let me tell you about the Su:.an G. Komen
Urca:.1 Cancer foµnda1iu11 and "The Race For The
Cure.''
The sc:irch is on fo r corporate sponso rs, but eve n
if you don't know any corporations, volunteer
you rself nnd/or send them a check -large or small
-right now. 1 he Komcn Found;i11on \\a!> founded b)' Nancy
Drinker 1n 19$1, in honor or her sister, Susan
~omen, who :.uccumbcd 10 brca::.t cancer at the age
of 36. Today the foundt11io11 repre!.cnt:. scverul
thousand \Oluntecr:. acro:.s the nution and has raised
nearly S 11 million. The money is u ed to fight
Race For The Cure, P.O. Box 11626, Santa Ana
9271 l.
ration is ,, non·p!Olit orga111z,1t10n dcvcl·
opt.'Cl by th~ CHy of C~ta Mcs.1 \vh1ch is
designing, dc"clop1ng Jnd rJis111g funds
for the ne-.v city seniors lcnll'I set to
open 1n the spong of 1992. Volunle<>~
are nccdcd to pro\-1de OCCJSionJI 11ans·
pottJt1on to frJ1I seniors, do minor home
n•p.t11s, ;'ln<I to aiS1~l with spcc.1.:il e1,cnts.
fum:t:r.11stng. ~n~.ll office v.orl.. and
word pnx.cs!>lng Volun teer instruClcxs
arc aho needed ICH dasses JI the center,
indu<l1ng )QSJ, book rC111cw, chorus,
\\oOOworr..in~ 1ewclry mJlo;ing and Sp.in·
1>11, For more informa1oon. cJll Su~n
Schollcnbcri,-er at 645-2356 from C) a.m.·
S p.m.
0orottwy•1 T1lrtft Shop
Dorothy s l hrill Shop in Cl))ta Ml'SJ,
\\-h1ch bcnd1ls the AIDS S<'fV•C(') f'oun·
da11on ot Oranb'C County na'<.ls \ol·
unt<'Crs to wrvt' .u cashiers .int.I help with
pn{lng. wrt1ng ,rnd clC'J111ng 1 unc de·
\utcd 1s up to the md1\idual Jnd slore
hour) are lu~y·Salurcl.ly fmm 10
J m .· 7 p. m f °' inforni.itt00. c.ill stotf'
mJnJgct j())Cph Amster .11 b-15·&4 14
Easter Seats
'The E.l\ll'r Seals Society fOf Cripple
Children and Adults n<.'<XI; ~oluntcers (c"
c k•riclll ~ork (11'.)1hn~. ma ling sign),
printing. ans,~e11ng the phoncsl, to help
1n progr.-ims fOf ch1klrcn with d1S..lbiltt1cs,
ch1ldtcn's C.lm~ ,ind ll!Jrn lo r1~h prO·
grarn onw ii ~c.u. For 1nfrnni.1tmn, tall
l~he Crul ell 545·20J3
Volunte<.'r\ .11c necdcc.I by the b.·
change Club Child Abuw Prevcnuon
C('ntN to 1r.1ch families how to stop lhc
C)1:1c of drug .JbU')C '°' fan11liC\ with drug
add1 l:" 1,,,b111 Tr.i111in • 1s p<ovtded,
volun11.-crs mV'>t l>C 21 y1•.u1 old .lnd
th('tl!' J rt• uthc·r rct111lrrmcnts for in·
formJhon. < ,,I( the 1,oluntN!t center .ll
IJS J·S7S:t
flhWw Devllipmentll Center
Tht f'1•1'>'11.'W D 'W!lopmt nt.il Ccntt:r in
o~t.i Mt':S.l McJs \olunlt't•r• to .11d in
till' d.1 "'"Wt \1101kiohofl•, l~·1~1.1r~ pro·
gr.inn, 1.l~111g ll 1dcnts to cl.1, ~ ut .1
""'II,., ~rt;f.111.\I, ground>!.t pmg. Jnd
1, fhnt: ttw!o c lc">lh'"N Slllrt I IJf Olt'11c 1n·
tOfm:llK>n, CAii R1dwrd Cii'\.rr °'t 951·
5186
Feedblcle FMdlllonr Inc.
Voluntttr tlrt\ ~ ;ire nc·<"1k'cl by I tt·<l·
h.1 ~ t ound.a11on, l11c:, 11" 1h IK>tne cl Ii\•
NC'd nw,11 p1og;am !Ur il'n1on Vol ·
unttN~ "'" nC'Clf('d niornillt.'1, l'-\\HW.iy
1hmu.;h hKIJy to cl<!l1\ <'r nlf'.11, to \t'mo1;
on.ibk 10 '"nw to II~ d1n1ng centl'r,
"lwrf liot lunches ,,,. "'rH"<I lhr n1C'JI
• • ' nn • clon.ation lu frw in·
ftlfMJhoo CAii lc.'We Kell y JI ,, 11 111 .
,. .... Arla, Ille •
htenlk 1n "" tl to llurn.m1ty 1• 1 llJ
)
Linda A l111z/ Is 11 m11rrla1c/famlly rounsc/or In
CoronD de/ Mar.
. .
. -·---r: ·,:., ..
olfers emergency a~1s1.1nce to l~ in
need and prO\-td\'S the i\l\Obile ~als pro·
i;rJm. For Mobile Meals, volunteers are
nC\.'tled to dnve, which includes picking
up food at Hoog Mem<lfkll Hospital .ind
d1opping it of( r0t e1£/lt shuHn indwidu·
ills ot coup!~. usuaffy elderly, Mond.iy· • r rid.iy in the Ne\vpott and Cost.i Mesa
.irca. It .i.tkes about 1.1/t-hours a day .ind
volunteers clre welcome to perform du·
II~ once a month or m<>Je, °' merely
svl»t11ute on • l1sht bJsis. £merscncy as·
sist.ince invol'cs dcl1vcung food to fami·
lies '"ho are at r1sk or going hunsry once
a month or more. The two-hout t11p 1n·
\'Olvcs food p1ck·up and delivery to five
families on Monday through Fricfoy from
lO.lO a m.·2 pm. or Saturdays twice il
munth bel\\«'n 9-11 a.m. Food·paclers
arc needed from 8:30 a.m.·2·30 p.m.
Monc.IJy throui;h 5.'llurday for '''o-hour
shift.s. Volunteers m.iy WOflr. .is l1ule or
much as desired. Prople are also needed
to staff the main office, ans\\er phones
for those in need .ind lranspot'I shul·lns
to doctor's appontmcnts upon need. for
more information, cJll Debby O'Conn<lf
JI 645·8050.
frtendl of the
Cotti Mm 1.11r1rY
The friends of the Ctbl.i ~ l1bt.ity,
a sup~rt group for the lobtary, nff<Js
voluntttn to run book s.alcs .lnd st ... f( the
book 1oom ;11 th<' library for selling ol
ust.'CI book.s and purchasing of new OOM.
The library 1n R'·ncrJI c.ln use voluntffrS
~tin deocal skllls ;ind lhose with .i will·
1ngne~ or the lnowleJgt to help run
children's cr.ift progtilms. Ori\lfll ill~
ne-cded to hdp with the boob to ~
homebound proSfam. Also, I~ Inlet·
C)(cd In volun11:et1ng to help administer
the entire fr~I~ J>«>gr.lm .ire ~.
HoutS arc fk·~1llk', 1nclud103 evenings
.lnd Wtt~Cnds. for inform.>tion, CAJI lhc
libr.ary JI 6<46·8845.
Clrt Scout•
The Ciirls Scouts of Oran~ County \\di
tr.i1n .1111 Jdult voluntNn. Volunl~ are
ntt<ktJ lor troop IN<.lcn Thcrt ,,. alto
pKi.ll t"Omn"tt ~to pl.>n CV<'nl for the
~1tls .ind adults Cnmn\ltt('C.OS cuulJ t'nlil1I
t -h'nt•\.C hill« o" r three or four 11\0flth\,
()r 3·4 hovr\ ~ lllMth O\Cr ,} full )' .,, '°'
Mi.'04ng comm1tt~ ~ 'rhe Cul• Scoutt ~re
;ilv..1ys loor..111g fllf community people
'"1ll1n1 to ~.:ire-t''fX't11'4.' f0t <>Oe•hme
It, tur,-.. dc1non\l1c1t10n' 0t d.u.s.M. FOf
1nl0tm.1tion c.ill tilt' Cirl Sco\it Council
of Oran(;(' Coun1y .ll 91• 1!)()0.
~ ..... .... ., ....... .....
Cirl1 lncorpo1.)ltd offer 11fforcl.Jblcr ;ind
.'Kl t"Mblc Wf>rM\C.-d C.ilff 1..cntrrs fot
tjlll$ :ind bu)\ ...,,ti\ n.lhOt\.tlly rt'COW'ILe<f
pt<..cfanu .lnd .>cll\tllft th.11 build ttH
ufrK.iency. ~ poowl,.ltty •nJ coofidfn(r ,
..., 'th 1itn •mpNwt on tht ~ .. 1 nH!dt d pelt and )aun Yr\Jmf'n. _Volu~ w
n~ lu htlp rn tht f)«9Mn Md ~·
r .HIONI tc.ti1r1l!C\, .C the m.in f«lily ,,nd •~n center, 01nd Jit nfflce _.....
and grounds m.11nten.lnce ~sons. F0<
furthet lnfounation, cJU Rita Red•elli .it
646·71 81. '
Giia Mt••• ._
Volunteets .ire nttded to aid pn)'M·
c.illy chal~ngrd adults who mttt month·
-ty (or eduatiofral, entertainment .ind so-
t.:ial purposes. Able·bodled volunteers are
alw.1r nttded to help with eating. per· son . .i nft<k .ind moYing ~irs .it
meetings .ind outings. F0< information,
all MM Hog;an·Shercshc?vslcy .it 646·
2170 °' Dorothy White .it 965-1176.
lllt C.llllCllln
The H.it Connection is .i women's
philanthropic ex.teosion ot l~ Ch.amber
of Commerce ,.,hich senes the com·
munitlft of Cost.I Mesa .ind Newport
Beach. While Jlso sh;iring leads, in·
ronnatlon, rcsources ;ind experiences in
reg.lrd to business, the gr<Xlp Is involved
in charitable efforts. F0t infon11.11ion, call
Kay Walbutgef .it 650·21'4'4.
..... ..... ..... ....., .........
The tfigh Hopes He~ tn1ury Pro-
gr.im's Rttc1 untet in Cos(,. Mes.1, " non·
profit n.itionw.de Ofg.-111iution serving the
needs o( he~·injuied ~ults .ind their
f ... milies, provides .i re!h.lbil1tc1tion pto-
grOJm for idults, UI ~.its old c1nd ovet,
rrom 9 a.m.·3 p.m. Mond.ay-Thursdoly.
Volunteef'S .ire nttded 10 .iuist our stu·
dents In physal, cogniti\'c.' c1nd ~·
tion.11 ret1c1ln1ng. Aa p.lrt ol the f>tCIF"m,
students go to the community pool •nd
fitneff center. VoluMeen an p one--
on-one ~nee at c1ll fK illties, or giw
\lr-M on Frida)" and S..turdays '°' month-
ly tlCCUl'Jloos to m~im. b.118'imft.
picnia, etc. WOft IS much or little c1S
dewed. and .ill .iaes .. ,. wek:ome. For
mote Information, c.ill Dee !Cftnum or
Joey Femc1ndt1 ac 646·7"58.
THE NEWPORT BEACH • • Tbe
OaUy
Pilot
Index
Good morning! Do you know what the
most popular local surfing spots are?.
1) Santa Ana River J«:tty
2) 56th Street
31 Black1e's, Newport Beach Pier
SOurc•: Domin.c Ot.f'l•li1, Newpc>tt Surf It SpGf1
Tueadly, J• 9, 1992 Serving the Orange Coast since 1907 25 cents
Teachers to propose school budget cuts
..
Pedal
Patrol
~ C9sta Mesa police begin
bicycle patrols at South Coast
Plaza in effort to reduce crime.
By Lori.Ann Basheda
Stin Writer
D cpartment stores at South Const
Plaza ha\e pitched in to buy
police a couple of bicycles so
they can beef up patrol of the shopping
center's parking lots.
As part of a test progrum o .. er this
past winter, Costa Mesa pu t some of its
officers assigned to the South Coast
PIJza police subi.tation on bicycles.
"And it \\as very successful in reduc-
ing parking lot crimes," said Sgt. Gary
McErlain. "So we decided to make it a
full-time project. Dut because of budget
restrictions, we couldn't purchase the
bil..es."
May Co., Bulhxks, Scar , Nordstrom
and Saks hfth A'enue came to the
dcpanmcnt's rescue, ho\\ever, ond
agreed to come up with th e necessary
cash -:ibout S2,500 -for two
tailor-made police bikes plus equipment.
Doston Dil)clcs on Harbor Doulc,ard
has agreed to donate any scn1cing the
bil..es may need.
The permanent bike patrol program
"a in full swing Monday.
McErluin said one of the biggest
benefits of patrolling a parl..ing lot on
bi l..e is that it allows officers to get a
better view of crimes in progress since
they arc looking down on the area.
~ Union representatives will address tonight's school board meeting
and try to direct massive budget cuts away from the classroom.
By Russ Loar
S\lll Wri1ef
NEWPORT DEACH Parents won-
dering what the teachers' union would
like to do about the school district's bud-
get dilemma should not miss tonight's
school board meeting.
Union reprei.entatives promise to give
a teacher's-eye view of how to balance
the Newport-Mesa Unified School Dis-
trict budget, along with a list of budgct-
cutting rccommendatiom.
"The public needs to know from the
teacher's perspective the priorities that
teachers have for building the budget,"
said Maya Decker, president of the Ne,\-
port-Mesa Federation of Tc:ichers. "That
means making some pretty big cuts in
areas away from the classroom."
The school board has already cut S2.7
million out of nc.>.t school year's budget.
Out an additional S 1.3 million needs to
be cut to balance a proje:ted SS! million
budget.
The teachers union'i. budget recom-
mendations have come a little late, ac-
cording to school board President Forrest
Werner, who said the final school dbtrict
budget must be :ippro,ed b)• the end of
August.
"We've been working on the budget
since January. Here, s1.\ months later,
ltt P~1.._.o..1~ P.U
McErlain said South Coast Plaza has
a low rate of vehicle burglaries and auto
thefts "but we'd like it to be
non·eltistenr:'' Officers Jess Gilman, left, and Gary M<:Ertain of the Costa Mcs.i Police Department patrol Monday at South Coast Plaza.
Council balks at Turner's L.A. aid plan
~ Newport councilman's proposal for human relations committee
and credit union is greeted by yawns, doubts from colleagues.
By Tony Dodero
Stall Wnttr
NEWPORT DEACH -City Council-
man Oarencc Turner's proposal to cre-
ntc a human relations committee to pro-
vide financial assi~tnnce to inner cities
l!Uch as riot-torn Los Angeles received
cool revie\\S from colleagues Monday.
"Herc '"e ore in what is called the cit-
aJcl of capitalism," Turner i.aid. "And
this is our chance to take advantage of
our position in society and make sure
that we arc oil on a level playing field.''
Turner's five-point plan called for the
creation of a human relations commit-
tee. 1 he committee would oversee a
non-profit corporation that \\Ould pro-
' ide ~cholarships and other financial <1id
and a li.iison agreement \\here Ne" port
Deach officiab could meet with members
of the inner city.
Also, Turner propo ed the creation of
a credit union that would f rec up money
for inner-city rci.idents who can't find
loans for home improvements or bu) 111g
cars.
Finally, he proposed tax a~cs ment
district~ th;ll \\Ould cncour:igc investor~
to rebuild urbon :ireas.
See TURNER/ID Piii
Inside Ute Pilot
~to riot victims
The ~ Kids Ure a Planet
Llrth, a tilboa lsl.lnd reqding
and i'edempcion center, is help-
ing to Q>Ordinate doNtions ol
appliolnces, furniture and ~
lng materials to those people
WhO wete burned out of their "°"* by the Los Angeles riots.
The group ~ their efforts wm
help vic:titns rebuild their lives.
Story on page Al.
By Tony Dodero
Ml Wltllr
NEWPORT BEACH -Council mem·
bcrs reversed nine years of expansion
plans for the Sheraton Hotel Monday
night by approving land-use changes that
will allow retail and commercial devel-
opment of an area previously chosen for
the con truction of extra hotel rooms.
••Piton Olllclals get OK for ~ill proJect
After eliminating plans for an ad-
ditional 119 rooms, Sheraton had pro-
posed setting aside more than 41,000
square feet of the 2.5 acre site to be
used for commercial development.
The Planning Commission, however,
citing concerns about increased traffic
for the area, recommended that the
counci l only allow about 31,000 square
f ect of development on the land.
Council members voted unanimou ly
to go along with the comniWion's pro-
posal.
"Although we're disappointed with the
Plannmg Commission's proposal, we can
live with it," said Jerry Bame. an at-
torney with Larkin Inc., the owners of
the Sheraton.
Plans to build a 10-story towa
additional 119 rooms for the ro.n
Sheraton Hotel at the corner of
MacArthur Boulevard and Corinthian
they have something they \\ant to present
to us. It 's kind of late to mal..e a mJJOr
impact," Werner said ... We're \\ailing to
listen to anyone, but we certainly can't be
doing any major reshuflling at this ume.''
A preliminary report from the teach-
ers' Dudget Task Force recommends a
number of measures ehmin:.iting sc,cral
administr:ui'e pos11ions. returning tcach-
eri. on speci:.il assignment to clasi.room
dut), suspending teJcher de' clopment
progr:ims, suspending the hiring of intern
teachers. a reduction of all admin1strJ-
See CUTS/BICk Page
Arts I estival
funds put on
hold by city
~ Costa Mesa's budget
woes threaten to kill this
year's Arts on the Green.
By LoriAnn Basheda
Stat! Wrrter
COSTA ~1ESA -For the hrst
time in nine w:m., the .1nnu.1I Art~
on the Green. cclcbrat1on 1s m J.in-
gcr of fading 10 bl.1ck.
Arts on the Green orl!.1nw:r~ l>J\
thJt in order for the fc!.i1,JI to pru'-
cced. the' need to kno'\ b' Juh l '~hcther · 1hc' .ire to rccc1,c' ~1
$30.000 gr.i~t 1hc~ \c rcqu~'>tcJ
from the cl\\.
Uut Citv \t,111ai:.cr All:.in Roeder
recommer\dcd \tOnJJ) th.it Cit)
Council members "1th hold all
grants until the state adopts 1ti. bud-
get
Governor Wilson's spending plan
tncluJei. a proposol to "ithhold
motor 'chicle license fee . \\ hlch
current I) go to cities. If adopted.
the measure \\Ould cost Co:.t.:1 Mcsa
about S3.J million, and rny offic1Jls
w.ould be forccd to make major
cuts.
To play it ,afe, Roeder 1s rec-
ommending that the city hold olf
spending any money on capital ou1-
IJ)s or grants unul a st.:11e budget is
adopted.
The problem 1,, the tJte rJrel)
adopts a balanced budget b) Jul) I,
and can in fact Jrag the pro cdure
on until as a late as No,cmbcr -
t\\O months after the An:. on the
Green is scheduled to tal..e place.
TeJ DJker. co·cha1rn1Jn of the
An on the Green. tolJ cm council
membcri. at a "or!.. sc ion· r-.tonJJ\
that fest1\al or~an1zcr ~cd I~\
knov. by Jul) 1 "hcthc:r the) '"" ge t
the S30,000 the)''c requested in
order to begin solic11ini; spom.or
and planning for the C\Cnt.
Out C\Cn ll.ikcr acl..no,\lcdgei.
that the chan~c' arc 'ltm th.:1t the
c11y "111 knO\\ "h.1t the state plan!.>
to do b) Jul) I
Unless the cit) council goe
against Roeder· rc~ommendat 1011
nnd decides to £.I' c thi.: Art on the
Green off1ciall> the grant the) ";int,
the e.>.tra,:iganza "111 lil..el) be can-
celed.
See FESTIVAL/Blc:l hie
Way were ongmaJh approved by ' the
council m November of l9 3.
But now, after Monday night's action.
those plans arc bemg scrapacd
"There is an overbuild{ng of hotel
rooms," said James Hewicker, Newport
Beach planning director.
"There simply is no demand for more
rooms. There arc a number of devel-
opment pro,ccts that arc appfO\.-cd but
never get built," he said.
CLASSlfltO AO Of IKl DAV
Locals Only
SHE IS;------------
A 22-~ c.11-old f.1,hit111 dc,ign :.tudcnl at Orange Co:J'>I College.
T he Cu:.1<1 ~lc,.1 1c~1Jcnt rcccnll~ c.iptured the lir:.t·placc illu:.tra-
tilln ~l\\.irJ .11 the 1.:1gh1h .111nu;il F.1,h1on Career S)mposium in San
Fr.111c1'>co. I he C\Cllt " 'fllllhorcJ h) the C1Jifornia Communit)'
College:..
BROADWAY FASHION---------~1orc 1h.1n 500 '1u&nh lrlllll ~I communll) colleges took part
in the onc-d,I\ C\l.'nt hi.Id .11 S.1n Franc1,co\ ne" $90-million
l·a,h1on Cc111c·r DeSan1" cnicrcJ 1l11ee J a:-.h1on drawing:o. which
rcpn:,cnln l tle,1~11-. for .1 111) 1h il.il DroatJ,, .1y musical. She rc-
ce1' e<l S 150 !or pb cmg lir)t.
"'I \\a:. ~hod.cu ''hen I -..I\\ the f1r!>t·pl.1cc ribbon hangi ng on my
1llu:.1rat1on,,"" '>he :..iid. ··1 dime to San Francisco to a11end the
~ympo!>ium, bu! had no idea 1ha1 I \\:JS going 10 win. I'm very ex-
cited an<l ''~ ho norc<l ."
CHILDHOOD DREAMi-----------
111e Ohio na1i'c relocated to Orange County three years ago to
a11end OCC .ind c.irn .111 :i~~oc1.1te an·~ degree in fashion design.
L'e1llu.11l) 'he hope:. to h.1,c her O\\ll fashion line.
".-\11 h.1, .rh'·'~' been ,1 natural 1hing for me," DeSaniis said.
"\\hen u:hi.:r 1-:id, ''ere ~.t\ 1n~ the\ \\Jn led to be a ballerina or a
\C1ent 1\I. I '' .1s ~a) rng I ";1~1ed w be .1 fa,hion designer."
EAST COAST NEXT?---------
D1.~.in t" \\I 11 hupi.:' l\l I.inti .111 1n1ern,h1p ''ith a design com·
p.in~. '' 111 1 'lire ''hc the r her n-.\1 ~tllp '"II be Los Angele~ or
l\u' ) 0 1!-.. llu\\1.:H:r. \\llh hi.:r ll.iir for lugh fa,hion, New York
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Seaworthy craft
Above, Ja son Gilbert, 3, adds some color to his
sailboat he made during the 6th annual Wooden Boat
Festival held at Newport Harbor last weekend. A
boat-building class was held for children during the
event, which also featured a display of actual wooden
boats and boat-building contests.
At right, Janet Haydon steadies the boat for her son
Ja mes as he works on his craft.
The event, sponsored by the Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Com merce, was he ld at the Sea Scout
Base.
Photo s by LEE PAYNE
Kids Care group
coll~cts goods
for riot victims
l\bWPORl ULACH -·1 he
riot-torn neighborhood~ ol
South Ccntr<il Los Angele:> m.1y
!>ecm a \\Orld away from the
ba) front home~ of 13.ilboa
bland.
Uut ~omc l3alboa b l:ind
rc~idcnts l!ec a Cl>11 ncc1io11
bc\\\een the "'o ni.:ighborhoods
and arc pitching 111 to help riot
'ic11m' rebuiltl their ll\e\.
'"I can't thmk 1ha1 an)botly in
California can \I.I\, ·Gee, this doc~n't-affect me':" said Ann
Morgan-Allen, 'ice president of
Kilb Care for l'IJnct Ea1 I h. a
Dalhoa !~land recycling and
rcdcmpt ion center. ~ind cm ir-
onmental rcwun.:e librar). ··1r
we had a di'>a ... 1rous lire or
somc1hing, I \\Oultl hope pcop·
le would come :rnd help u ......
Morg.rn-Allcn, .1lo11g \\Ith the
organ1L;1tion'!. prc\ldcnt and
foun<ler Julie l)ot!>on. i'>
helping to coordinate dona11on~
of appliance~. furnuurc and
''UilJ111c m.11c11;rh IU lhO\l' burneJ~ out ol their h1>111e' h'
the Lo' An~cle, nuts. · ~!any of the Jo11.11cJ 11c111'
come from the 1>•!!••n11.1t11.1n\
llN U.ilboJ i...1.111<.1 hi.:.1d1111.111-
er·., \\hi.ch i~ hellll! J.:mu11,h.:d
1 he dona1ion' \\111 be dcll\Crld
to the Firi.t Afric.111 i\h:1hod1'1
Epbcor.il Church 111 Lu'
Angele!> for d1,tr1hu11011
After )Car'> ul ch.int) \\1HI-.
\\Ith the poor in l\k\icu. l\101·
gan·Alkn ~aid her or,g.1ni1:11ion
decided II \\,I, lllllC Ill fth.ll\ Oil
the need' of clo,cr neu.:hb\lr,.
"'\\'c h,l\C lhe nccJ richt
here in Sou1he111 Califor111.1
and \\e all need to help," 'he
.ii<l. "We c.1n'1 turn our b.11.:\..'
on people 111 need. The p.:oplc
Ill Lo~ An~cle., .arc our
neighbors.''
Kid' C.1re for J>bnet Earth 1'
~1 t\\O·)~ar-ult.l urg.111u.11io11 1h.11
acccpb .ill rec~d.1blc m.1ten.i1,
:it lh redemption cc n1 cr al 111'\
i \ga1c A\c. K1J, C.uc al'o put'
on CUlK~11ion.1I progr.1m-. lor
'ludenh on the c m 1ro11111ent
und i' de\ c lopin~ eJuc.1111111:11
'iJCo!> lor luc.il .. chool\.
-JJ.1 lluH l.11.lr
Summer concert
series approved
by city council
COS'I \ ~IESA -Cit)
Cnuncil 1m~mhcr' cle.1rctl th.: "·'Y ~lonJ.1~ for South Co.1,1
S) mpht.lll} Ill hold .1 'ummer
conceit \l'fle\ undl.'r the ,I.II'
.11 Fa1" ll''' P.iri..
Cit\ ollll~"" ini11.ilh h.1ll ~0111e'n>n1.·ern the con(erh
('OUIJ CJll\C pH.lbkm, \\ith 1r.1f·
lie. p.11 \..in.: .111J 1101 .. c tor ncJr·
b) re,1tk11h. but 1roneJ l>UI
llllbt ol the \\fln\..lc., al a l\lnn·
J.1~ .11 tl.'1110011 '' rn \.. -.c~-.ion.
\\'1th thl.' COllnl1l\ hlc\\llll!,
.South CU.l\I s~ mphuny otli~1.1h
.111m1um·l.'d th;11 the -.hm" "111
gu on Aug 2~. Aug. :?9, Scpl.
12 .ind \1.:pt. 19. ,\II rum:er1'
\\1ll lll.i;1n .1L6 p.m .1nJ he ll'1.r
b~ JO pm
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ol thc Soulh Co."I ~)mphnn)
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furn11.r cu,1.1 ~Jt.:,.1 lll.1\\lr, ... 1iJ
the bo.11 d 1' lOlllpkt mg
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LOCAL TEl'tftRATillEI:
Newport Beach 67/60
Balboa: 66/59
Co ta Mesa: 70/60
Corona del Mar: 66/58
TODAY:
An £utern PKlnc high·preuure syst•m
In our UH is bringing us clHrer tides and
wumf'r temrraturts.High In the uprr
60\ and low 70s along tht toa I, wumtr
Inland.
FWCAIT:
Night and morning low douds as UJu.I,
with fair lo par11y cloud •fttrnoons.
Cooter ltm~.alurH 1.ater in tht' Wttk.
81'111:
Nn contal ach-i10tk-t are post.cl. Usht
v.iriablt •ind• ch.anging to ~st to
sout~st wtndt, 10 to 15 ~not• with 2
foot ••u this •fttrnoon and ~ninll with •
t<>Ulhwtst s~I of 3 fttt. MorninA clouds
b\~ omlng mostly sunny this afttmoon.
unrltt: 5:49 1 m. unstl: 8:08 p.m.
() • Cl 0
mm.
J1117
Tun1 ·1 enillc .., on the l i~t of
rccru1b for .1 m~lll of Rodgc1'
.in,1 I l.1111nwNc111 h1h. An c\·
emn!! \\Ilk m11eLI film comp1hcr
13111 Con11 "'abo being ncgoti·
ateJ, J) "' in ;ill Amcric;in
p.11nut1c plllgram \\Ith J gue!>l
~lfli~t IU he ;innouneeJ IJtcr.
"E'el) '~ mphony Jream' llf
h.l\ill!: ;1 \llmmcr !>Ciic~ ... Scha··
fer \.1~d. "The J11l1cuh\ i) find-
mg <ill .1pprnpn.1te \lte· that
''on"t interfere \\ith 1raf11c,
p.irl.ing ...
.. \\'c loo\..ed ;n nun~, man)
~ite' he fore findrng F ;111"\ ic"."
Sch.1fer !>.11J the p.1r\.. ha!> the
po1cn1it1l to accommotl.1te up to
3,000 conccrtgocr!> ..
South Co.1 t S)mphon) has
~•greed to prO\ 1dc :?00
complimentary llc\..et!> for
~enior citiLelh anJ J1~ablc<l
rc~idcnts in Cost.a le a.
Conccngoers "111 be
per111111ed tu hnng (l1rn1c
ha:.l.el'>. Rclreshmcnl\,
including ;1lcoholic he\e1.1gc,,
\\Ill ~ilw he 'nkl at the C\en1.
S) mphun) o fl1cia l' \\ 111 abo
be 1e-.p1.m~ihlc for luring traffic
,,1fcty and "iCcurit)' personnel.
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Tuesday, June 9, 1992
Are we living simulated lives in Southern Californi a?
S Ol\1EWllERE JN COSTA MESA
-I was si tting at a sidewalk cafe
munching a croh1san1 and i,ipping a
cappuccino.
The coffee tasted real. It wai, i,trons
,....---.,.. ........ --enough not to drown in
If only it were reul.
If only !>illing al a s1mul.1tcd i,idc"ulk
cafc on ~1 simulated side\\ .ilk in a
simulated urban em ironment had
anything even rc11101ely lo do wi th life.
How !)weet it \\Oul<l be.
the count!)'. Pl:in t J
shopping mall on the.:
periphery and )OU 'ud;
the air out of
downtown. Then }OU
recreate u inside the
mall, but without 11'
eccentric human
:1spec1. Without any
hint of the disor~rly
or the unc~pecte<l.,..
Ir only sitting at a simulated
sidewalk care on a simulate d
sidewalk in a simulated urban
environment had anything even
remotely to do with life.
come out, "I'm gonna
lay dO\\n Ill}
burr,rrrdcn do,,n b)
the Ii' cri,1dc, do" n b)
the liversi<lc ...
1'11e M.111 Without
l3ones ".1l> act u.111) a
kid. I le \\J!) pan of a
troupe of i,t rcct
b I,.( tr~ Ill plii} th pul
shupp111g mJll! EHr II) \l J
the hot milk. The
croii,snnt was correctly
made; slightly eril>p on
the oubide and the
proper balance of naky
and gooey inside. Well
dressed people nowed
by in currents and
Remember the pod people in
"lnvusion of the 13ody Snatcher!>'!" 'J hey
looked middle class but th ey \\Crc
actually i,omc i,ort of plant, some kind of
hideous))' sinil>ter 'egctjthe clone that
wai, all looks but hu<l no character.
Shopping malls arc kind of pod urb:rn
land!>capes. They look real enough.
Sometimes they e\cn h:ne bcncl1e!)
where it looks as if you could sit and
wait for u streetcar. although you'd ha\•e
10 wait fo r a very long time e\en for a
roller skater.
No singing bums. No f\lan Without
Dones.
acrobal'I. 1 h-. gig \\J~
eonionions. Let me JW>t sa) 1h:i1 he ll\ed
up to his name. And he and his buddies
''ere as agile ~1i, cats. They'd perform
and then they'd pai,s the h:it. You don't
get entcrwinment like that on Cjblc
spont.ull:ou .. ! ·1 hcrc's ptol
\ldco c.1ml!rJ Oil ~OU l 1. l
someone. or t 1 ~ c .1 ptt"turc
ha'c a goon 111 .i ~\1.11.11dI1; ____ ....... _,;;;m eddies, clutching p:iper
shopping bags with -£11111 handles. The
------temperature was even
Editor's
Notebook
and ple:isnnt. Not the
merest suspicion of a
breeze rustled 1he
------leaves of the 'cry re al-looking Oowers on my 1abl.e. If I
were designing n planet, I'd want it 10 be
just like this.
Dul that's where the similurity ends.
f\talls arc not urban l;llld!oicapei,, no
mailer how large and teeming they arc.
In foct, intended or not, one of their
princip:1I func tions is to kill off true
urban environments. It happens all O\er
Singing bums "ere a phenomenon I
encountered once "hen I ""' a
frequenter of a real side" ull.. cafe. They
were bumming change, but they nc,er
had to a!>k for it. They"d ju't come up to
you r table and sing something. You'<l
give them a smnll coin and they'd be off.
One guy's !>pccialt~ "as olJ church
!>ongs. I lis native la11gu~1gc ""'evidently
one in which the tlistinc1io11 bet,,een the
letters L and I{ i .. \ague. So it \\Ouh.l
tclc' ision.
·1 hen there "as the spoon mjn. I u'cd
to i.ce him at slrccl festi\als up in thl!
Pacific Northwest. I le could get about JO
intricate rhythmic pouerns going
simuhancously by beating L\\O sets of
spoons on e\el)' part of his body. Then
he's stop abruptly and launch into a
poem or a political d1:itribe. I
side 4uicker 1h.111 ~ou 1;Jn '
Of\' ell
Some pl.'.opk 11!-I.'. lhlll ·~ ti •
rll ~tJllU OUhllk th.1llk\\ I 11 I •
the rJin of th1; '.) u·hcin C.:ls
spring.
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tin• U.1iJ.1 l'i/ut. Iii~ rn/1111111 •'I 111 1 ''"
J'Ut' cJ:I) S.
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EDWAaDS CINlMA ((NTll 2101 Ho<bo< a .d I
Me10 Vetde C•• ,_. 919 • 1 •I
1 Night on lorth tR) I. 3 30, o, a 30, 10 •5
'2 Sitter Act (PG I 30. 3 30. S 30, 1 30. 9 JD
3 l oalc lnlllnct ~ 2. 4 30. 1 9 45
4 For & Awor ~ 13 '2, S, 8, 10 40
Newport Beach I Slater Act WCI 12 30. 2 30, • 30 o JO. 8 30
10 30 .
SOUTH COAST PLAZA B<l•ol!S~•flo•e• S•o 2111
I Lelhol Weapon 3 (ii) 5 30, 8, 10 30
fDWAIDS N[WPOIT CINlMA 300 Nt•PO<I c.,.,., o. ... 644 0160 '2 l nclno Mon ("(; 10 J JO. 5 30. 1 JO,
9 30
'2 ,olrlol GomH ~I 6. 8 30. 10 •S
J One Folse Move ~ SIS, 7 30, 9 45
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2 '•trio! GOIMI 1R 11 30 '1. 4 30, '· 9 30
l loalc ln11 nd ~ 1 • JO. l. o 3:> SOUTH COAST VILLAGI !..."'owe< 01 8• "o1 54
C5~4
3 Lethal Weapon 3 tR) 12 15. 2 is.SIS, 8,
10 30
• For & Awoy "Ci 1317. 5, 8. 10 JS
lOWAllOS CINEMA Hg l.o< 8 .d AOIO"'• "'' S•6
31C'2
Lethal Weapon 3 ~I J 5 30 8 10 30
HAllOll TWIN CINEMAS .... !><It l:.d 1l .~ ""
''"4 OJI 1:)01
I. The Feativol ol Animation (N1RI 8
'2 The "or•r ~ s J!I 8. !{' 30
3 The Woterdonce ~ S 15. 1 30. 0 45
IDWAIDS ISLAND CIN[MA fo•"-ho"CI l'e•
_, •• ..,640.1218 Irvine
I IHI< lnsllncl l~I 7 4 30. 1 9 30
2 Sister Act (PGI I 30. 3 30. S 30, 7 30. 9 30
J Slater Act IPG• 12 30. 2 JO. 4 30 6 30. 8 30
I Alleou 3 •I S 30 8 1{1 30
1 Clou Ac• •PG 131••~.1. 9 t 5
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leouly & the leoat C o 8 9 •S
THI UNIVERSITY CINlMA •?'S (~"'""' 0• .e
8$4 8811
t L•lhol Weapon 3 • 3 30 6, 8 30
7 Allen• 3 • '2 • ~ 1 O J:>
1030 TlllANGU SQUAU Iv S• Ho-t>ct 8 :J !>7• 3 Clou A<I .:; .. .; ~ S 1 IS 9 J()
4 Cold Heaven ) IS, J 45
S l n<lno Mon 1PGl I. 3, S 1. 9
6 Allen 3 l 12 30 3 ~ 30. 8 10 30
11~5
I 'alllot Gomes ~. ? • .)0 7," JC •
1 1'01rlo1 Gome a R J S 30 e. 1 C 30
3 ,01rlo1 Gom .. ~ 1 J:l •. o ~O 9
• Encino Mon 'G ~ l 5 • 1) o 1 S 8 '
:>IS
S Siiier Acl C 1 • 6 8. 10
7 The ,toyer • 11 IS '1 4S S IS, 1 JO
10 IS
• for & Awoy <. 'J h • b 1 IS 10 I)
S lethol Weapon l 1• • JO 5 7 30 ':l
6 Slsler Acl !PG 3 S ·~. 1 30 9 •S
6 Lelhol Weapon 3 • :! 3:>. S 1 J!l "
WOODlllOGl CINlMAS 8:>''0'>CO ""·~a. t:
•t< 0 ·• SS Ct.SS
I for & Awor eC ' I 30 • 30 • JO ' ,
'2 Potrlol Gomes < 3 S 30 8, 10 JO LIDO CINIMA "-••-' 9 •cl 01 "-e•;>o<' V.llo~
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10 35
J 'otrlol Gomes • J S 3:1 8 10 20 lethal Weapon 3 P 2 30 5 7 30. 10
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Howard'• lnd ,l'G ] 9 45
TOWN ClNTllt CINEMAS '°"'"' Coo" flol~ IS'
•18•
• Encino Mon C ? 30. • 3() I> la l
0 JS
S Sitler Acl l'C I 3 ). 7. 9
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"Don't Buy Another S~ ~~:i~ !!~v~~:eu~!:cept
Ei!~%~.fE1~~~~~$!';,~?'~:~~~~~z~~~y
guarantee the l~~estd% o.ff1 •
name suits at 60 their work weekt IJ'~~'ir~d~~~~,~~C::·f>t~~~~i~~·.~~~ ~~~!~~t latest
styles ln quality mens c o
weekly. c south park indus trial comp~e;~n fo~~~~ern LOcatedth~ ~~day Sult broker ls P~~~o~less by providing Valley. inessmen to dress stem available C allfornia bus n!Zed self servtce shopping ~~ivals any other
the mhoes:eor~ts unique shopplnb~~~ng~~~ume. variety. quality anyw · tlet by com u• low cost clothing ou ock bottom prices.
and convenience at r and value to a
head to a mini.mum the price
By keeping ~~bay Sult Broker ls f bl~~ ~~far. customers m~U~·consumer more valuegl or and double-breasted consch~se from a varle~ of s~ ~d imported fabrics. as ;~t~ in 100% wool.~~~ ~~~s sshJrts. neckWear. tuxedos
well as blazers. trous .
and shoes. Sult Brokers becaus e you
You' will nevge:t st~e ~;~~:1~;.~~t~w1t• $r~te Jg r::c: froro a
will always $225 oo 8 wt to on Y • low $89.00 to .
$535.00 auit.
Store Hours arc: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday 6 pm Saturday 10 a .m. to 6 . m .
Sunday 11 a.m . to P · .
d ff the San Diego Freeway The~t~rr ~0~~1~~\e~J~3Er ~~~~u~du~h:lr 1~~:; from We~hope St~~~~~rielr ie1ephon)e.fi~J>i9-~329
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(714)556-
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TO BUY
FROM US
ri1 WE KEEP OUR OVERHEAD TO AN ABSOLlJTt
L!.J MJNlMUM BY OPENING ONLY 3 DAYS A WEEK
ml WE ARE LOCATED IN AN lNOUSTRlAL PARK lAJ WAREHOUSE
rel WE DO NOT PAY COMMISSIONS TO A KJOH
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Father's Day celebrations looming on restaurant horizon
N EWPORT LANDING A
GREAT VlEW FOR DAD
-In the next week and 11
half. you might want to drop in
at Newport Landing to sign up
for the annual All-Star Dad
contest.
If you can describe why your~
is the most
spcci::tl Dad of
all, you may "in
tickets for a
California
Angels gJme
and a free
Father's Day
brunch, as well.
Free ticket~ or
no, the bav side
location of Tastings Newport
and Tidbits Landing
restaurant
promises to be a
sell-out on Fathcr·s Day, June
21, with it s spectacular view of
Newport Harbor, BJlboa Islam.I.
Celeblvting 25 Years in
Newport Beach
Experence
O'SnQ0 U>unty's finest
t.alian OJisine
and a spectaoJlar
bay View.
Onner is served
each night from
5pm to 12 midnit.e
(\IVeekends 'til 1 am)
()Jr piano bar will keep, yoo
hurrmin1
r:, dtJflut ()Ur' b,1'1q LJPts on t111>
lxiy dt 'fnp of tilP V1ll;::i"
3131 w. Coast Hwy.
Nevvport Beach
(714) 642-7880
Newport Center nnd a backdrop
of mountain peaks in the
distance as part of its magic. ••
A Father' Day Champagne
Brunch menu includes huevos
rancheros with black beans and
chorizo sausage, eggs benedict,
grilled chi cken sa lad ~vith toasted
walnuts and rnspberry
vinaigrette, shrimp salad
~andwich with caviar mayonnaise
on sourdough bread with sweet
potato chips, waffles with fresh
fruit compote and mint cream,
and a selection of 4-egg omelets
including one with wild
mushrooms and imported Swiss
cheese. Price for the brunch
depends on what you order.
A rousing Calypso band, The
Islanders, starts playing at 1 p.m.
\Jpstairs in the Oyster Bar and
Lounge - a perfect place to
celebrate Father's Day and the
Day! Newpon Landing is also
serving dinner on Father's Day
from its regular menu Crom 5 to
10 p.m. Newport Landing is
located at the water's edge, next
to the ferry landing on Balboa
Peninsula. For reserva tions,
phone 675-2373.
0
F ATHER IS KING AT FIVE
CROWNS -Brunch and
dinner are on the schedul e at
The Five Crowns with Brian
Roth, the gifted young chef,
promising n lavish and
traditional Sunday Father's Day
Brunch with crepes Veronique
and Lawry's special roast prime
beef has h ·among the most
popularly ordered items. Prices
range from Sll.50 to $16.95.
Dinner will be served from 4
p.m. on, and will fea ture Five
Crown favorites such as:
beefsteak Neptune. rotisserie
roast chicken, sautced jumbo
prawns, scallops and the famous
roasted prime ribs of beef. Prices
for entrces are Sl4.95 to S23.50.
For the ultimate gift for a
connoisseur Dad, look into the
superb wine list. The Five
Crowns is at 3801 E. Coast
Highway in Coronn dcl Mar.
Reservations arc a must -
phone 760-0331.
0
S PEAKING OF DADS -
That proud French papa ,
Pascal Olhats has beau coup
reasons for celebrating with a
grand party on Thursday. First
of all, there is the new baby,
Pascaline. Then, there is the
accolade of "Chef of th e Year"
bestowed by the Southern
California Restaurant Writers,
plus the highest rating from the
Zagat guide. And then, there is
the fourth year in business -
with extraordinary praise from
diners and crit ic.s from here to
New York. The five-course
Champagne dinner will begin at
7 p.m. at 1000 Bristol Streer
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teaming up with th e Pacific
Amphitheatre for a cherished
combination of food and music.
Tickets holders begin the
evening with dinner at the bay
side Villa Nova. After a
three-course meal, it's off to the
Pacific Amphitheater via. luxury
bus, round trip. Wynona Judd is
in the starring line-up with
'if n Outstanding New
Indian Restaurant"
.... JecolNIOll.
The Loe ~ 1""'
Merle Haggard and Billy Dean
on Saturday, June 27. The
dinner party starts at Villa·J<lov·
nt 6:30 fi nd the price tag for
everything but beverages is a
reasonable $70 per person.
Other performers, including
Natalie Cole, Michael Bolton
and Crosby, Stills and Nash, ar
going to be on deck during the
summer series.
For information about the
Villa Nova/Pacific Amphitheatr
dinner-concert duo, phone Susa
Fazjo at 642-7880.
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Newport a.ctvCoata Meaa Dally Pilot
' Society
Less is more at Cinderella Ball
L css people a11ended, but
more money wns made. The
Cinderella Guild, Juniors,
consider the slipper n fit and the
Cinderella Ball a success.
"We had 300 auction items and
we will be giving $40,000 to
Children's
Hospital or
Orange County,"
said co-chair
Stephenie
Ramirez, who
attended with
husband David.
Co-chairing the
Saturday evening
ball in We stin
South Coast
Plaza Hotel with
Ramirez was Society Laurie Rojas,
there with .
----husband Michael.
Susan Bancroft, there with
husband Paul, was chairman of the
auction and Anne Davis, there
with husband Charlie, collec ted
the prizes. (Guests had wands to
wave as they bid to nuctionccr Ed
Griffin.)
Other committee members were
Barbara Poliquin, ·auending "ith
hu)band Mark, Cathleen Pecchia,
with husband Or. Greg Pccchia,
:ind Mary O'Con nor.
The 10-year-old organization
has 4Q members including
ltt P~"'-0...ly P.~
From left, Laurie Rojas, Mi ssy Alexander and Stephenie Ramirez.
provisionab and 10 ai.)OCiatcs.
''Originally, our members were
daughters of Cinderella Guild
members in Newport De;1ch.
Members a!>ked friends and now
our members come from all over
the county," )aid Cathleen
Pecchia.
A highlight of the evening wa)
the prc)entation of the "friend of
Children" award to Beverly and
Or. Melville Singer, director uf
cardiology at Cl IOC. Guild
pre)ident Christina Hughes noted
that the Singer) have maJc
out!llanding contnbutium. to the
ho)pital and comm unity ns she
handed over the award.
Vivian Browne was in charge of
decorations and transformed the
ballroom into u black, silver and
'"hite look with orchids, roses and
ginger centering the tables.
The 225 gue~t~ dined on soup
en croute, green )alad with walnut
'ingairettc. filet and prawns with
red pepper sauce and chocol.ite.
ra~pbcrl) terrine.
The )C\Cn·p1ccc ~tidnight Hour
banJ pl.t}Cd for d::incing that went
on "ell afta mitlnight \\ith nu
pumpl..tn'> in !ltght.
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Society Editor Vida Dean ... 642-4321
Auction chair Susan Bancroft, left, Carol and Jeff Carlile, and committee member Cathleen Pccchia.
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2 pc. set ...... $259 ...... •169
FULL
2 pc. set ...... S359 ...... •249
QUEEN
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KING
3 pc. set ...... $599 ...... '349
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2 pc. set ...... $499 ...... •349
FULL
2 pc. set ...... $629 ...... •449
QUEEN
2 pc. set. .... $849 ..... •549
KING
J pc. K't ...... $999 .... '699
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2 pc. set.. .... $599 ...... •389
KING
3 pc. set ...... $799 ...... •499
SERTA
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Ae TUeada , June 9, 1992 ADVERTISING
Before you dive in~ . . . • •
Thinking about adding a pool , spa , or any major landscape ch·ange? Do your homework
8y Mary Earl
T he time ot the year is
here \\hen homeowners
coniurL' up w.1ys lo
11nprl>\C Jnd beJutify their
~.mb It might be ::.imply
,1dd 1'\j ~pl<'l!>hes ot color, or
1nst.11 1ng a dramJtic spa or
p0nl. I( }'OU ieel 0\ crwhclmcd
"1th how to begin ~uch a
pwJCCl, or how 10 hire J
l\. ntr.Ktor, here ,11c J few
~u~~e::-t:ons
.~Research Jll the currcnl
publicJt1ons th.it show the
l,ne~t dc::.igns tor poolshpas.
\\ hL·n \OLl find ~omcthing
.1ppL•Jl111g, (UL it out or mJkc a
u11 ' Jnc) ... 1u1<.:' 1t 1n ,, tile
l.1bL L'U ck~ ~1b
\'..,u ii nL ~hblH::. ur fr1cncb
1.1\L~ ,1 dc::.1gn \\hich vt1u like,
•.1~c .1 photl)graph \lt. the_ area
• Next comes the important
decision of locating the
con trJctor to design and
implernent your project. In
choosing J contractor,
rcn1ember to select one who is
slate licensed (C-53) for that
speciality. Whether you get the
contractors' names from
friends or other sources,
always check to see if the
license is good with the state
contractor's board. You can do
this b) asking for their license
number and then calling the
conrracto r's board for a report.
r\lwa)'S interview several
contractors, a::.king them to
b1 ing .:ilong their l oreman or
pro1c<..t manager. During the
in ten rcw, C!>lablish what role
till' loreman or project
manager (1f there is one) will
problems lhat you may inherit
with the company. R cmembcr lo get severa l
bids for the project using
exactly the same design,
equipment, materials, etc., to
determine the best offer.
• Communication is key in
ensuring a smooth process
during the project. During the
interview, note how well you
interact with the contractor,
foreman or project manager.
Good communication will help
avoid misunderstandings and
delays once the work begins.
• When drnwing up a
contract, be sure to specify
that a full crew will be on the
job for eight hours each day,
weather and process
permitting.
This will eliminate workers
being pulled off your project
to work on other jobs ca using
repeated delays. Once
demolition starts, you are
completely committed.
Do not assume anything.
Write into the contract all
details of the job. Don't
hesitate to have your
contractor explain any phase
of the job you don't fully
understand.
If you arc not comfortable
with any aspect, place an
addendum to the contract
staling any specific concerns,
Make sure the addendum is
signed.
Mary Earl is with Newport
Beach-based Home
Improvement Referrals • incl ~lip it into) our tile 10ldcr.
Cunt1nuc to g,1tlw1 idea::. until
'ou n,1rro\\ (fO\\ n the choice ...
111 prcparal1L n ror d1 ... cus::.ions
'' th cl1iierert cunll .H. Lors.
h,1\ e in the job .
A::.k how many projects they r.======================;;;;;l umcntlv have and if you can
• '-.O\\ b0~1n tlw I l'Sl:Md\
tor project 1111,inu11~ The
,1111ount oi iinJncing \\di
determine the :,11e 1>1 the
f)fOJl'Cl.
\bit the sites \\1th them. Also,
.i~\.. ior name::. ;ind numbers of
,111 projects complC'led within
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cnn taLling the~c clients, )'OU
,, ill g,1in imight::. into both the
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Served with garlic croutons and Rouille.
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Planning Home
.T~~~ Improvement?
Don't become a consumer
horror story on T.V.!
Murray Stein, Licensed Contractor, Teacher & Expert Witness will
conduct a 2-hour class designed to teach you how to protect
yourself and to learn how to inspect your home
fo r safety & code violations.
IF YOU ARE PLANNING ANY HOME IMPROVEMENT
OR IF YOU HAVE HAD A BAD EXPERJENCE WITH A
CONTRACTOR IN THE PAST,
THIS CLASS IS A MUST!
Saturday, June 27 from 9am-1 lam
Space is limited
Call to reverse enrollment or
for information
(714) 548-2292
$20 includes
Continental Breakfast
Visa & Master Card accepted
Raphael, a legend
in his own time.
Raphael the Muter Ar11~1
of the R~n11u•nce Period
Kncw.n ror his sense of
color, f0<m and ~sslon, he
~camt • 'eg<'nd in his own
tt~ And now, co~J
Raphael f.lucet.s, the
,,. btrlh or dt>\1gn 11nd finer
qu.ihty 1n solid brus
ftu(CU, tubtetJ and
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whcr )'OJ UC! cl~lln~ to
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
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Tuesday, June 9, 1992 A7 ~ D
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Editor William Lobdcll ... 642-4321, ext. JS 1
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Kobrin taken to the <very expensive) cleaners in Corona del Mar
STILL UNLOADING A FEW STRAY PI ECES
-I don't intend to make a columning career
out of The Gre:u Move from
Tijuor1u Norte to f antO!>)'land, but
me fifteen dollars when it was new."
So, because other customers were starting to
snicker, 1 poid. One's dirty linen should never be
aired in public; and, besides, there's spmcthing
ridiculous about huving a week's wush held for
ransom.
I'm still quaking from the cultural
shock, dollar-wise.
Take, please, the laundry. It wa s
less than a hamper-full -a week's
accumulation of undershirts,
shorts, socks, a couple of hankies
-dropped at a Corona del Mar
establishment which will be
nameless here.
At the next stop. La Petite 13oulangerie, l got
lucky. Having coffee was a friend, hairstylist Mork
Nacker, and I told him my nail-file was somewhere
in the bowels of :1 packing crate. There was a
black-tie fundraise r that night at Village Crean,
And when I went to retrieve
same, the mun suid, "Thal will be
fifteen dollars."
tagcd by the Orange County chapter of the
American Diabetes Association, and I didn't want
to be mbwkcn, fingernail-wi se, for Howard Hughes.
''Come with me," he said, leading the wuy into
neighboring Contessa lluir Fashions, "and we'll see
ir we can liberate an emery board." ----"Fifteen dollars??!!" I
ejaculated. "This stuff didn't co~t And that's when thing~ got a bit he•1dy. Upon
Harbor View's
rocky road
FOR YEARS l'VE 1ravckd O\cr
Harbor View Drive. J was among
the privileged few who took
ad' antuge of its existence to
tra,el from MacArthur to old
Corona del Mar. Its design -
houses only on one side -mnde
travel 100 ca y sometimes, which
resulted in my share or tickets,
. "h ich led to respect for its
residents and no tickets.
It "as evident though that this
street had special privileges of
our lnw enforcement community.
Twcnty·fi\e mph \\aS an
acceptable speed -now it 15
mph or )OU destroy )Ou r cnr -
~iny car. Harbor View Dri'c now
has :rn C.\Orbi tant amount of
speed bumps.
f\loncy has been spent here for
a pecial few on a street. Who
has the nghb, \\ho got the
money? (!. few who live on this
street.
No one asked me or nw
children or my neighbor. i 'hc
Thomas Guide doc,n't 'hO\\ a
private community. I sec no gate~
at either end. and )Ct I must
endure th ese dangc10ul>.
damaging special bumps h.> u~c
··ou ~" street. These bumps
should have been 'oted on.
Thc!ie dollJrs should ha\e been
held for the m~tsscs.
Let's go back 10 equul rights to
those dollars -not for n spcci:il
(ew at the cxpcme of others. C:in
you sec it happening to Bayside
Drive -a street \\hieh al o has
homes only on one ~idc. God
forbid, and why not? What's
different?
Who arc you ou t there who
c:in impose, from nowhere. such
u problem -wealth speaks, I
guess -but there will always be
others m.e myself who only ask
for a fair share. Return the street
to safe ty -put the funds into n
real disa~ter, PCH -and let our
lives be uncomplicated. Get rid of
the bumps get rid of the pccial
prhilegc .
J.C. HILL
40 years Corona dcl Mar O\\ ner
0
REGARDING THE IRIS Yokoi
article in the May 21 issue of the
Daily Pilot concerning road
bumps. It indicates our City
Council will allow road bumps in
any neighborhood th:it can get 65
percent of the reside nt s to
petition for them.
I \\Ould like to point out th:it
I !arbor View Dri\c ha~ 14
home • oil on one side of the
street, and they have petitioned
to have S speed bumps in tailed.
This short street has nlways had a
2S mph speed limit. Recently the
city not only rep.1ired some curb
breaks, but paved the entire.
three blocks and the street was
already in good hape.
So it is now effectively closed
to neighborhood traffic -or at
le:ist tho c who don't cnrc to
damage their cars. My conclusion
to this gross wuste of money is
that some resident in that block
mui.t know where the body i
huried in ehe Newport Street
DcpMtmeot.
W.L. THOMPSON
Corona dcl Mor
VII delendeli
YOUR COMMENTS IN THE May
28 "Editor's Notebook" on Voil,
Colorado were tornlly
misdirected. You should hove
criticiicd )Our travel aaent for
mkina the ~ugestion that you
visit V:ail, Colorado at a time.
when everyone who know the
resort, knows that it is the do"n
time.
Remember the principle
"Caveat Empeor" -let the bu)·cr
beware! You abo failed to do
your homework because there arc
lots of thing~ 10 do in• the v~1il
Valley if )OU like to hike, fi<,h,
bike, rher rnf1 . balloon ridc,Jrail
walk. hor~cbuck ride, golf, or
tennis.
There ore abo many local
activities such as art sho\\:., fair~.
and home tours. Vail ha~ a
wonderful season of concerts in
the summer -including a se ric~
of weekly free programs. I might
also add that there are plenty of
authentic mining to" ns to 'isll in
the vicinity with natural charm.
The people "ho work the ~ki
sea on, work long days, ~c,en
days a wed •. and they take their
brcriks bct\\CCn April and June.
The ~ea!>onJI \\Orkers abo mo'c
on to their next cntlc~1vor, Jnd
the population tlrops to its IO\\C:.I
lc\el or the \eJr.
The summer l>Ca~on begin\
around the Fourth of July. and
there 11rc bJrgains in housing and
restaurants to be found during
that season. The :.hops and
rc~taurant arc upcn and the
village has J spcci~1l ambiance.
The Fourth of July cclcbrJ11011 in
the town of A'on, \\hich i:. ten
miles to the WC\l or Vi.Iii. i .. the
biggc~t in the Valley. and much
more !>pcctJcubr than any
.1rou11d here.
There arc mJny former OrJngc
Countv rc-,idcnts \\ho reside and
\\Ork (n the V:11 l Valley bcc~1usc
they like the slo"cr p:ice and the
environment. I low do I l now .lll
thi ? Decau:.c I pend as much
time as I can in thnt area \\hen
our ccond home is not rented
out.
I1ARllARA L. LONG
Newport Beach
Note from Editor \V1/li:Jm
Lobdell: 711c column on V:1il iJl~o
created quite :i !!lir /);1/f-1~Jy
ncross the country. T11 o
nc11~p:1p1.:rs in Vnil and one in
A~pc:n /1111 c CJ/led to :J)k
permi ion (11 l1icl1 l\JS grantc:cl)
to reprlnt the cvlumn.
Police overkill
I THOUGHT WE HAD heard the
last of Newport Dcach police
good or b••d letters. but Lt.
Chandler·~ letter regarding
Councilman I ledges left some
doubts.
His examples of u~ing rolled up
ne"spapcr~ to "d1snbusc"
puppies that pit.Idle on carpets
und ui.ing the term scocnaw
antic (one who hab11ually
violates the law) for u ja)"~alkcr
mi~ht be ovcrlill. Even for .1
22-year police \Cteran and
Newport'!> "Senior Watch
Commander."
TOM TOOIN
Oalboa
Fred's staying
STARTING TO READ last
Monday's Pilot, "How 1\eat," I
thought, "They've hit on a grcut
farewell column, and now
everyone'~ u ing it. Out how
come there' o ru h of
deportees?''
Anyhow, I hat.I read the
farewell on Saturday, and l didn't
want to be moved to tcnr h\iice.
I continued on reading about the
f i h Fry, and then opened the
paper to sec who would be doing
o column in Fred' stead. Out
hcd i41 still here. What a
pica ant urpri~! l gue~i.. he
didn't say when he would leave.
Fini hcd rcadina the paper ond
\\ent back 10 look at the shndeJ
blocks that you read after havin '
read cverythin' cl)C: there wa
the "Oop ...
Funny, the farewell &ounded
jur.t hkc \Omething that Freddie
would hove written. l'erhiap' lri\
100 went to USC.
We arc relieved that FrcJ i
till with the Pilot, and we're
sorry to sec Iris go, but don 't you
ha\'C ~omeone who check~ the
nn:ll before it goes to print?
AL GRAPS
Santa Ana Heights
Woe are we
Fee, fie, fo, f ums,
We smell 1he "oil" of th e
Du~h-leugue bums!
To those who voted for
incumbents Dornan, Ferguson
and Rohrabal'.hcr: You desem!
what you'll gc1 from these
sclf·scrving, arrogant and
contcmptuous-of-their-
constitucnts bully-boys.
To those who did NOT vote on
Tue~dav -belier than 65
pcrceni of the rcgbtcret.I \iOler~
-and th e millions more \vho
ha"e not even bothered to
exercise their PRIVILEGE TO
VOTE by registering: You
Jc~erve \\hat )Ou'll get from our
cu rrent complacent,
grandi.tanding and ineffccti'c
government (I include exccuthc,
legislutive and judici:il brunches).
To those goo<l, intelligent and
concerned candidates "ho put
their efforts \\iherc OUR intcre~I!>
:i re (or seemed to be): My
condolences for your brn' e and
energetic try. Don1 give up; we
must ''ale up. h~tcn and give
people like )OU the chJnce to
\\ ork for u~ ... and \\ e \\ill -
perhaps.
To thO!>C "ho voted for new
blood, new thinking, new
program ba~cd on
old-but-tricd-and ·true democ r .. 11ic
principles and after careful
weighing of the candidate~ .. 1nJ
other relevant political op11on~:
Woe arc we!
ELEANORE HU~IPHREY
Costa Mc~a
Petracca attacked;
Dana supported
MARK PETRACCA, IN HIS
editorial ··Politics of Fc;1r" cl.11ms
Dana Rohrabacher is attacking
illcgul ulicns bccnu c he want to
deny them access to
t;.l\payc r-fu ndcd services
(welfare) nnd deny their children
born in the United States
citizenship.
Rohrabucher bn't attacking
illegal aliens -he b attacking
policies. 1 lc i~ making an ;utcmpt
to bnng common ~cnsc to our
county.
When our own son~ un<.l
dnughtcrs find jobs extremely
carce, when our job~ arc
thrc.11cnetl because compJnic
•ire leaving Cuhfornia :ind tho e
staying arc cu lling-back, '"hen
our taxes nre already much
higher than we feel they h:ive n
right to be, when insurance rute
and medical co t have soared to
the point the a\iernge family fmd~
difficulty puying them. it i~ time
to be concerned about people
Invading our borde rs illcg.llly .rnd
then having to suppon them as a
re!>ult.
Mr. Pctracca forget!. one 'cry
impon:int fact in hi~ article .
There ure sounJ reaso ns for
immigration lnwll. Amcric.1 h.1'1
nhv••) opened its ;1tmi. tu uthe1
wi'lhing to m:ikc it their home,
but reahl.cs in order to protect
it cir, ~o th.it it can contrnuc to
be a i.trnng countr)'. quot.I\ rnu'l
be Cl.
I bchcvc in helpini; tho'c le
fottun.lle then our cl\C . Uut I
tlunk ~tarting with those "ho ore
already citizen~ or lcgolly in the
United Stutc mu t be our fir l
con 1dcrutiun.
Unfortunately there un:
nlreadv more of thO\C th.in \\C
cu n hindlc:. Our economy 1\ not
ii<>OJ rishc now. Plca)C, Mr.
l'etro~ca, don't mo~e u feel
&uilty for \Oling 0 man into ofltte
that h,1\ cut throuah the l)pc or
\
introduction to deligh1f ul Mnri~ Chiaro,·alloti,
who's owned the fancy salon forever with husband
Joe, I blurted, "How much is :i manicure?"
"Twelve dollars," she said.
"Twelve dollars," I said, doing some rapid
calculation. "That comes out to a dollar a finger.''
"Slightly more," she said.
At the D1abetcs, "La\ Vega~ Ntglm" frolic that
night, I kept my municured hands 1n full view at the
gaming rnbles, but nobody ~eemcd 10 notice.
Gambling fever, y'know.
Then, before I could ask the going rate for
thumbs only, she said, "You're in luck. Georgette's
just had u cancellation.
Honored gue~ts were Nora and Charles Hester,
one of the most belo\ied coupl es in all of P1lo1L.1nd
and beyond, and they revculed that they \\ere
celebruting the 56th anniversary of tht:ir wcddrng
back in Effingham, 111.
Aw, what the hell. My last manicure had been in
1951, at the Tokyo Onsen (which transl:.ltes loosely
into bathhouse), and it \\as way past time for
another.
Georgette was tender, kind, sympathetic and
gentle. "You have very ~trong nails," she said,
massaging every finger until even the knuckles
softened.
Fifty-six )Cars of maritJI bliss?! How could this
be? Bright-eyed and C\CM i\acious !':or•• Hester
must'~e been bet rothed v.hile still in the cradle.
Either 111ut, or good ol' Charlie's property holdings
must include the Fountain of)~uth.
rhetoric )'OU offer in your article.
Rohrabacher is just applying a
lillle common sense to a difficult
problem Orange County has and
must focc.
0. O'NEIL
Ne" port 13euch
0
Al THOUGH I AM A FOJt\l\ER
student or Professor PctraCCi.l I
must respectfully object to his
allack on Dana Rohra bacher's
position on illegal immigrants. To
auack Rohrab~1cher simply
because he opposes Ii.Ix dollrirs
being spent on illegal immigrants
is preposterous and mbdirccted.
If Mr. Petracca believes that
anybody from any country should
be allO\\Cd to enter the United
States at any time and 1al..c
adv:intage or ta:<poyer funded
servites, (as Mr. Petracca
sugge~ts with his reference 10 the
cliche "huddled mas cs" quote),
then Mr. Petracca should le'y his
ullack on U.S. imm1gra11on la\\:.
and policies.
To indirectly compare t-.lr.
Rohrabachcr to the KKK and
McCarth) ism simply bccnuse he
proposes 10 follow and support
v:ilidly en:1ctcd United States law
is unfair.
ls Mr. Pctracca propo ing that
politician~ ~lnd law enforcement
officials simply ignore the lilw
ond pretend that illegal
immigr.1111 arc not here illegally'!
Or do we :1cknowlctlgc the
undi!>putcd fact that b> Jefi nition
illegal immigranb urc here
illcg:illy, but instead or enforce
the bw undermine it h)
rewarding illegals by allo\\ ing
them to lake advantuge of the
public !urge~? Either altcrnati'e
does not mal..e logic:il or legal
se n~e.
I am not pa~l>ing judgment on
the United States immigrntion
policies. That is not at ,~.,uc here.
The fact i~ that we live in a
democr.1cy and ha\c a '}:.tem for
enacting la"~ in a democratic
fashion. To criticize on indl\ idu:il
who ~imply supports enforcement
of a va lidly enacted law. only
because you disagree \\1th the
l:iw, is unfair. pretcnuou~. and
decidedly undemocra11c.
Mr. Pctracca's solution. "hich
would require that politiciuns und
law enforcement officials ignore
lawi. which they a indi' iduals
di~agrcc with, is inadvisable and
politically dangerous.
DRIAN A. KUMAMOTO
Newport Dcuch
Send everybody back
I AM A 32-year-old town
transplant who. us u Nuvy br~ll.
h. s lived in California for an
aggreg:ite of nppro:<imatcly 15
year . The remainder of my life
wa spent in town, Mi~l>issippi
(just for the race riob), Illinois,
Missouri. Arilona and India (for
thoi.c unfortunate, uninformed
souls, Republican and other
scmi-illitcr:ucs, that's a Country
on the other side Df the.globe).
As a product of Native
Amcric:rn and immigrant
ancc tor from several countrie •
11 ~ccm., to me that Ccrt•lil\
lnJi\iidual\ in T llE Community,
(probably not NATIVl:.
American ) by ugsestmg that
bctni born in America to illeg .. 11
inimi,rants makes one u parn itc ..
not an American, ha\ie not gone
far enouah in their que t IQ
"SOive America.''
I, Ten Chancellor, MENSA
c:indid,ue. ruturc Radio Star and
All-around Genius Woman,
propo~ that we send nil
Non·Nat1\'e American "&ck To
Where They Cumc Frum."
Smee m°'I "AnlCric11n>'' arc
prOduc:h of more thon one
"'b~ckgrc.>und," this Inly aet I
little me-y, but it vnll 'ive
&.ainful cmpk>ymcnt to 1ndMdu1lt
J erry K obrin's rolumn runs TucsdOJ , 11wndIJ)S
and SuturdnJs.
I
L
such as "Jeffrey D." and
"Omaima N." who will surely
enjoy the prccillion ~urgery they
\\ill be enable<.! to perform to
cumplete their 1jsk. Wha'1
England, Germany anc.J the other
countries of the ''orld "ill do
"itlt garbage s.1ci..~ of mi~malched
body pam i~ rcJlly not my
problem since, ut that time. I \\ill
be "Pans of the Problem''. ..
An) how it will leave all the
jobs, money, l .. md and ··~1utr' 10
the True American~ and all the
"foreigner~·· \\Ill have been
shipped ''Dack to Where The~
Came from" and won't tlm be a
"Lovely Pl ace tu Li,c" \\ 1thou t
Illegitimate Ol:ick Drug De.1kr~.
Lazy Me~ican Welfare Che.it-.,
White Trash P10~1i1utcs, Maf1u.so
llalian Pimp~. Jc,~i-.h Slum Lords,
Crooked lri.sh Politician.s.
Germ:lll Communbt Ne''~p .. 1per
Editors. Fihhv Rich French
Eht i:.t Pi~'· D1seJ)ed. Pcl'\ertcd
Non,egi:lns .int.I Dutch
Homosexuals (the> reproduce ~
in vi tro fertilitation. you I.no").
No-Good J.ipane-.e l~a 1 h1e,cs
and Other Lo" Life. Slime
Sucking Scah-..
I really hope all )OU People ou1
there in "Ne" spa per Land" \\Ill
help Mile th b little idcJ into l.t"
and then ma)bC \\e can get rid of
some really l\O\iou~ problem-.
(hkc Dilnncme)cr. Rohr.1b.11:her
anc.J Qua)IC) that hJH' been
.bothering some of the
"Upstanding C11itcns of ·1 hi)
Count!'\-."
• TERI CHANCl.:LLO R
t'\c\I port Ucach
Earth summit
THE EARTH SUMMIT 111 Rio hlb
me "ith bo1h hope ..1nd fc.tr:
hope that "e \vtll !>Cl in motion
the action needed to ~ .. 1,e this
pl..1ne1; rc .. 1r lh.11 it \\ill be too
liulc. too late. Global "arm ing,
Olone depkllon. di.sappc.lrmg
rain fore.st. \\,11er pollution. more
tlun J billion people h\lng in
extreme P°' crt}; the li~t i\ Ions
:ind fright ening.
Uut a ne\\ bipJrtban bill has
been in troduced 111 Congrc~ The
Earth Summit LeaJcr.ship Act
(HR5162) if p.i..!!ed \\Oult.I Jo
much to further the U.S.
contribution 10 :wing our c:Jrth.
It call~ for a new org~1n1l.1t1on.
the FounJJtion for Sustam.1blc
Oc\elopme1ll, \\hich \\OulJ fund
small, non-prolll organ1L.1t1on
\\Orling on the 1111er-rclJted
problems of po\erly and
environmental degrndation. It
also call for reducing our
military and ecurit) foreign aid.
reforming multilateral
organizntionl> and require that
the President put in pl;1cc a plan
to reduce our carbon cm1\Sions.
This bill should b"e spon\Ored
by our Orange County
Reprcscnt:ni'e . What' rn 11 for
us? Our air, ottr \\-:Iler. our
grandchildren·~ future.
SllrnLEY WILLI MS
Corona Jd M.ir
Shirley \\-1/11Jm~ 1s a iroup
lc:1dcr of South Orange Ct>unt)
Ch:tptcr of RE ULTS. an
mtern:1t11.m.1l S'·' rooh lobti.1 for
the :11/~'i;iti<ln LI/ llun~t·r .tnJ
pmwty.
Missed the point
IT IRRITA1C ME EVERY tune I
pick up :i nc"'l'·'f>Cr or turn on
the nc\\) either b) rnd10 or 1 V,
\\Itch a c01Tl(~f\· tall.; how or a
talk show on 1 V. E'cl')onc i" a
tritic.
I am referring tu Dan Oua)le'l>
11tcmcnl ;about Murph) Dr '"·
I think the} nil ml\~1;d the P"'int.
Murphy Oro"n i uppt»1;d lo be
un adult. The hOw ho" her
ignoron a abuu1 havina 11 "ahy
out o( -.edktek All the ~h,'Mll •ac boyS anJ airl' ace 1h1'.\ 1nJ nabt •--.y it PflCll'\ to them
that C\el)bOJ) 1) doing 11 That
make~ 1t all right for them to
follO\\ uit.
A~ long a~ I can remember
there hJ\C been la\\~ again~I
con1ributing to the dchnqucnc)' of
a minor. but appJrcntl) our ,
sy~cem no lon:;a enforce:~ the~c
IJ\\.s.
Thb abo pert:.11m to th e
lwnding our of condoms at our
schoob. I feel thJt :imune \\-ho
h;1nJs these things to 'Jn) one
under the. Jgc of 19 I'>
contnbuung 10 the dchnquenC) of
n minor.
Our ,.due h:l\e cert ainl)'
chJnget.I. When I went to ~hool
it \\as 10 recci'e an educ.11ion,
nol ho" to produce children out
of \\cdlock or ho" man~ girh )OU
coulJ )educe bcc:iu~e the ~chooh
"ere cncoura!,ing ii.
GEORGE FORl E\ ILLE
~e\\ port Uca1: h
Fried over Fish Fry
OP[N LETTER to M:l\Or
HornbudJe ..1nc.J Cll}-Coum:1l
Members:
Another Lions Club Fi"h rn
has JUSt ended. Th..1nk gooJnc~ .. 11
I ha'e Ji.,cd ill JS45 AnJhe1m
fo r 23 )ear~. Each )eJr, I hJ\C
seen the parade. the c .. unhJI ant.I
the number of people :111end in~
grow and grow ant.I grow.
J have been the on·.sitc
m .. rnagcr of the Vendumc
Condominium· for eight )Car\
~nd one of m~ duties 1 10 assure
the home O\\ner~ thJt our
complc\ is kept neat and clean. It
b VCI) difficult to Jo that during
the three d:i~ the P.1rade ant.I
Fa h I f) arc h1. IJ JI Lll>n' Park.
I \\ J ..is ur1:J b' t-..c1th V ..111
Holt th:it the Lilli;, Club "ould
pro' it.le pcopk Ill p1cl.. up trash
in front of our cnmpk\ I ne,cr
a\\ .in)onc Jlung th..11 during the
enurc 111ne. I 'pent three da~' -
morrung, nl>l.lll ..1nJ 1;\en1ng -
picking up p .. 1pc1). corncob~. b1.cr
c.1n' .ind b011k,, and diapel" etc
·1 he rnc:n·~ rntfl'-1111 lkX'lr at our
Cllmpk\ \\a\ rn1.J llpl.'n ~I the
lock ~kn U'>1.J LlUr Jlk) ..1nJ
'hrul'I' to rd1C\C lhem,ches
I \\J' told ll' the pl1lice, 1h.11 1f
\\e haJ Jny prl1btem~ "c "ere to
phone them I J1J I \\J1tcJ for
O\Cr an h,our SunJ~1~ C\1:nmg lor
thi:m Ill :11 me to Ill\\ 1lkg.1ll)
pJ1keJ c.m ..
1 he tune h.1, n'mc Lion~ PJrl..
is 100 -.rnJll for 'udl :i l.1rge
gJthenng of pcliple and cJt) 111
the nc1~hborhl)(>J.
Plca-.c take rnto con!>1Jcr .. 1tidn
my concern 1h.1t ne\t )C.11 the
PJr allc and 11 h'l'ry be at
omeW'e chc' fron t Joor
ULM'tc DAVIS
Co tl Mc'~
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Published by
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Elliot Stein, Jr.
chairman
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A8 Tuesday, June 9, 1992
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On their toes
Right: Yo ung ball e rinas stand in line Monday hoping to be
selected to participate in the Royal Danish Ba llet's "Napoli,"
which will appear at the Performing Arts Cente r.
Above: Ba llerina hopefu ls warm up by stretching before their
dance auditio ns a t the Center Monday morning.
TURNER
From A 1
lfot Turner') collcaguc!I b.1l~cJ
11 his su~cstion.
(\H1m1hH1m.1n Ru1hcl)n Plum-
nH:r ~:ml -,he ll1u11J the pl:in wo
dc1.11kt..I.
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11rugram!>,., Pl ummc r ..,,11d. ·· 11 a~
'"mes 1h.11 mncr-cit) people h;I\ c
• 1 k\cl uf c<luc.1tion that .11lo"'
thcm Ill \.l~C p.trl Ill lhC~l' pro-
cr .1111,. ••
• I he rc..:.t of the counl."il im.1.,tc..J
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(,h., k>r the p-:uplc of ('6,1.1
~lc~J." U.il-cr 'Jid. "How m.111)
\l'nuc ... do we ha'c for the per-
'tra) ing ebC\\ here.
"( find these program·s should
he directed to Newport Deach
fi1 ,1," said Councilman John Cox.
"I think it is important that we
don't lme !light of ou r own back-
).trd. We ha\C a lot more hardship
c.t,C!> than we arc given credit
fllr. ..
Others !>aid they thought Turn-
er\ proposal would duplicate what
local charities nre already doing .
Uut Turner disagreed.
"I cmision this to go beyond the
ch.int1c ''here \\C h:l\e wine and
dicc~c .ind disCU!I!> things," Turner
!>:lid.
formini:: art!>?" l311lc~I ,., a showcase for pcr-
lomung arts groups across the
county. the event typically draws
1hm1sanJs of citizens for two days
of entertainment from no lcl>S than
~O musical groups and dance
troupes.
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The Dudgct Tusk Force is also
expected to recommend cuts in ex-
penditures by school board mem-
bers ond the superintend ent's of-
fice. Changes in the recommenda-
tions are expected before th ey are
presented to school bourd mem-
bers at tonight's meeting.
Decker believes money is being
wasted on a number of items that
could be cul without directly af-
fecting classroom instruction, such
as subscriptions to professional
journals by adminbtrators and
memberships in prores)ionul orga·
niLation by !IChool board mem -
bers.
"You do those things at the sac-
rifice of the students having text-
books," Decker said .. "It's more
important for students to have
textbooks."
Meanwhile, contract negotia·
tions between teachers and district
representatives contin ue with little
progress reported. School district
officials believe changes in district
income hu\e trigge red contract
provisions thnt ullow the renego·
tiution of teacher salaries. Teach-
ers union officials disagree and
have also refused to accept a wage
freeze.
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Tuesday Section B Sports June 9, 1992
The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Roger Carlson .... 642-4330 ext.387
Sports on TV-radio/82
Brosterhous-l1ghtweights/B2
Classified/BS
c~ashing
on high
seas not
advisable
For the Eagles ••• it was a very -good year
?
...,. And most of the time
it can be avoided with
a few boating basics.
C ollision at the start ...
last week, as I
approached the starting
line of our race I pointed up
to windward to avoid the bad
air of a determined
competitor off my leeward
bow.
Suddenly he was creaming
"coming up" at a smaller boat
in front of him, who was
stalling for time righ t on the
line, about 20 feet from the
pin.
Obviously a collision was
imminent so I fell off to t:ike
his stern and stay clear.
Suddenly, the larger,
overtaking leeward
boat struck the
windward boat and
hooked its shroud
on the bowsprit,
dragging it
crosswise in front
of its bow -both
boats veering teft
into my path.
~ Estancia basketball
held centerstage for the
most part of 1991-92.
By Richard Dunn
Spoils WIUf
T wice , Estancia
High's basketball
team helct court at
the Los Angeles Sports
Arena. Both times, the op-
ponent was Inglewood
Morningside, once in the
Clf Southern Section Division Ill-AA
final, then a week later in the Southern
California regional final.
Although the Eagles did taste the
fruits of another fine season under
Co•1ch Tim O'Drien, they lost both post-
season encounters against Morningside
and as a result were unable to repeat as
State Division 111 champions.
In reviewing Estanciu's boys winter
sports scene, there were plenty of ups
ond downs on the wrestling mat and
droves of heads-up play on the soccer
field.
Out its ba~kctball team -led by two·
time All-Cl F Division 111 center ~tall
Fuerbringer, the school's mule Athlete of
the Yc:.ir -created the most headw:.iy
with ib run to the division and regional
title games.
O'Brien, now the Orange Coast Col-
lege basketball coach, guided the Eagles
to the divbion final for the third year in
a row.
Fuerbringer averaged 23.6 points per
game, earning first team All-Cl F Di' i-
s ion Ill, while junior Jim Faulkner (13.7
ppg) emerged as a star and merited sec-
ond te~m All-CIF Division Ill honors.
Throughout the playoffs, the Eagles
played without backup guard Victor Tru-
jillo because of his bout with Hodgkin's
disease. His teammates, however, rallied
around 'his misfortune as Trujillo went
through successful spleen removal sur-
gery.
Senior guards Joe Edson and Russell
King were instrumental for the Eagles
during the season while 1;y Schisler, Jeff
Dyrnc and John Johansen provided
strength down low.
Estancia lost to Morningside in over-
time, 95-85, in the Ill-AA final after Fu-
erbringer fouled out in the fourth quar-
ter, then lost to Morningside again, this
time, 84-67, in the regional final.
In boys soccer, Coach Dave McKier-
nan 's squad finished 12-7-4 after taking
second place in the Pacific Coast League
and losing in the first round of the CIF
Southern Section 2-A playoffs.
Estancia, which lost to Harvard/West-
lake, 2-1, in the 2-A playoffs, Y.as led by
first team All-CIF midfielder Kevin
Westman and second team All-CIF mid-
fielde r Iva n Tavares, the school's of-
fensive and defensive most valuoblc play-
ers, respectively.
Westman, Tavares and junior mid-
fielder Arturo Camano Y.ere first team
all-league selections for the Ea~les.
"We had an OK season for only hav-
ing three returning ployers," McKiernan
said. "Ivan and Ke"in practically carried
the team. We were pretty young and we
struggled a lot on offense, but we played
"ell on defense."
1111
lclllFW
fortunately, I
had enough room
•rnd speed tc come
back up and pa~s
to windwnrd of
these two "hungup
Estancia, which finished 25-8, won the
Coast Christmas Classic for the first time
in seven years, then concludetl the Pa-
cific Coast League campaign in second
place behind Trabuco Hills.
Westman, Tavares and goalkeeper
See BASKETBALL/83 Basketball-volleyball star Matt Fuerbringer was the PCL's Athlete of the Year.
Boating
screaming
competitors."
It ~ asn 't until after the race
that I began to re' ie" the
circumstances in my mind and
wonder about the applicable
rules and appropriate actions
by the respective skippers.
I e!>timate that 15-20
second!> pas c from the time
the overiaking skipper began
yelling "coming up" at the
slow moving windward boat -
and the collision occurred.
The boat that was struck
retired from the race "ith a
broken shroud; the "hi11ec''
continued in the race.
Note ... the e are
supposedly Thursday .
afternoon "fun" races without
trophic , race or protest
committee and include boats
from 24-40 feet. Both skippers
in the ~ituation described have
a minimum of 6-7 )ears of
anctioned racing experience.
What's your opinion? I
would appreciate hearing our
readers' comments. Please
send them to me, c/o the
Daily Pilot.
0
It was, oh, so close, but
Eagles' football team just
missed out on brass ring
~ Liebengood's forces were
in the hunt for CIF playoffs
until final fateful night.
By Richard Dunn
Sports wmtr
W ater polo and boy
cross country enjoyed
memorable campaigns
at Estancia High School by
ending post-season droughts,
but there were also n few driz-
zly moments for the Eagles last
autumn.
John Liebengood's football team, for ex-
ample, which was io CIF Southern Section
Division VII playoff contention until the fin nl
gun last Nov. 15, ended its sea on abruptly
without post-season decoration.
Cross country reached the CIF finals for
the first time sin ce 1985 while Couch John
Carpenter's water polo teom advanced to the
CIF 2-A playoffs for the "first time in quite a
while," according to Estancia athletic director
Ed Blanton.
Football, however, was a dfffercnt adven-
ture.
l he Engles' defense ''as consiJered one ol
th e best in the Pacific Co:ist Lc.1gue, in "h1ch
the~ finished in fourth p!Jcc at 3-:?.
fatancia had :ictualh t1cJ for thir.J "1th
Ccntun . but lost to the Centurion~. 13-7. in
head-to-head competition, gl\ ing Centul) the
final pla)off berth .
The Eagle~. 6·3· l o' era II, entered the t in al
"eek of the rq;ul:ir season \\Ith a tlm.c·game
"inning :.tn:ak. ha' ing ddeated L:i!!u1u
Dcach (30-0), pla}ofii...bound Trabuco H ilb
(:20-17) and cro:.s-tO\\ll rival Costa Mesa ( 10·
7) in SUCCCSSl\C \\eck.s.
Out with a Di,bion VII bc 11h on the hnc.
the Eagles needed a 'ictOI) but \\Cre blanked
by co-league champion Laguna Hall~. 16-0, •
after a poor offensive sho" ing. Laguna I lt ll
turned a pnir or Estancia tu mO\l.'CS into nine
points in the fin.t half and ~acked Est ancia
quarterback ~latt Johner sc,en times 1n the
game.
Johner. voted ltrst team all·lc.1gue :i:oi a jun·
ior, haJ required a stronger supponang C•M
to bolster the offense.
"\Ve JUSt didn't have that en1or runni ng
ba ck you need to "in. like a Brandon Finne~
(Ne"port Harbor) o r a Juan Garcia (Cen·
tUI) }," Licbengood s:iid ... \\ c had to rel} on
Matt."
As I look back over 30
years of sailing and racing, I
am amazed at the strange
incidents I have observed -
with relatively few serious
injuries. Dut, knowledge of
safe boating procedures and
sound precautions are
invaluable when you're 111 sea
-hours from vital hospitol
la~l'llot
Matt Johner was Eagles' bread 'n butter on lhe football team.
Led by Ricardo Aguilor (5-foot· 10, 190
pounds), Estancia'~ fiery inside linebacker,
Johner, \\hose scrambling abilll~ 'et up
winning field goab by Mike Smith on two oc-
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A8 Tuesday, June 9, 1992
Back Page
On their toes
Righ t: Young ball erinas stand in line Monday hoping to be
selected to participate in th e Roya l Da ni sh Ballet's "Napoli,"
which will appear at th e Performing Arts Center. .
Above: Ba llerina hopefuls wtirm up by stretching before th eir
dance auditi ons af the Cent er Mond ay morning.
TURNER
From A1
Uul Turner's colleagues b.ilhd
.11 h1J sug{?e~tion .
ClH1nc1h\om;rn Ruthc l~n Plum-
nK·r ,;:ijJ \he fuund lhC rJ.1n Wll
de1.11k d.
.. I hcsc arc \Cl) '11ph1,t1c.1tcJ
prnl!rams," Plummer \atc.l. "It a~
'u1111.:s th.it inner-city people h.I\ c
. 1 l..:\el uf cc.Jucation that ;1lkm:-.
th.nn tu t.•"c p.1r1 111 thl·.,c prn-
fI !un~:·
I ht: rc ... t llf tht: council 111..,1,tl.J
th.it '.'\..:"pun Ucalh ... huulJ \HHr~
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FESTIVAL
From A1
"And 11 "uuld bi: .1 trcmend11u-.
kl\\ fur the: people of co ... 1.1
,\ln.i,'' IJ.11.er said "Hm\ man)
11.:nues Jo· 11e h.11c fur the per-
-.tr.I\ ing chc\\ here.
"l find these programs should
he c.Jirec1cd to Newporl Beach
l1r .. t.'' said Councilman John Cox.
"I thin!... it is important that we
don "t Ilise sight of our own back-
~ .11<.J. \\'e h:i1c a lot more hardship
ca.,cs than "c arc give n credit
tor ...
Others said they thought Turn-
er\ propos..il would duplicate wha t
lm:.ll chariucs :ire already doing .
Out Turner disngrccd.
"I envision this to go beyond the
l.h.1rn1cs \\here ''e ha'e wine and
cheese anti discuss things," Turner
s.1id. ~
hlrmmc art-.?"'
l311lci.I as a showcase for per-
forming ans groups across t~1e
rnunt), the event l)pically dra11s
1hous:10tls of citizens for two days
of cntcnainmcnt from no less than
1'0 musical groups and d~1nce
11 oupes.
CUTS
From A1
1ors' contrac1s by one month, and
a IS percent cut in purchases by
1he school di strict warehouse.
The Uudgct Task Force is also
expected to recommend cuts in ex-
penditures by school board mem-
bers and the superintendent's of·
fice. Changes in 1he recommenda-
tions arc expected bdorc they arc
presented 10 school board mem-
bers at tonight's mec1ing.
Decker believes money is being
wasted on a number of i1cms chat
could be cut without directly nf-
fcc1ing classroom instruc1io11, such
as subscriptions 10 professional
journals by ndministrators and
memberships in prore~sional orga-
nizations by school board mem-
bers.
"You do those things at the sac-
rifice of the students hnving text-
books," Decker said. "ll 's more
important for students to have
textbooks."
Meanwhile, contract negotia-
tions between teachers and district
representatives continue wi th lilllc
progress reported. School district
officials believe changes in district
income have triggered contract
provisions that allow the renego-
1ia1ion of 1eachcr salaries. Teach-
ers union officials disagree and
have also ref used lO accept a wage
freeze.
Lovely keepsakes
to celebrate her
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Sports TIMSday
June 9, 1992
The Newport BeactVCosta Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Roger Carlson .... 642·4330 ext.387
Section B
Sports on TV-rad10/B2
Brosterhous-hghtwe1ghts/B2
Classif 1ed/BS
Cr.ashing ·
on high
seas not
advisable
For the Eagles ••• it was a very good year
....,. And most of the time
it can be avoided with
a few boating basics.
C ollision at the sturt ...
last week, as I
approached the starting
line of our race I pointed up
to windward to avoid the bad
air of a determined
competitor off my leeward
bow.
Suddenly he was screaming
"coming up" at a smaller boat
in front of him, who wa s
stalling for time right on the
line, about 20 feet from the
pin.
Ob"iously a collision was
imminent so l fell off to tal..~
his stern and stay clear.
Suddenly, the larger,
overtaking leeward
boat struck the
windward boat and
hooked its shroud
on the bowsprit,
dragging it
crosswise in fron'
of its bow -both
boats veering 1cft
int9 my path.
~ Estancia basketball
held centerstage for the
most part of 1991-92.
By Richard OUM
Sports Wnttr
T wice, Estancia
High's basketball
team held court at
the Los Angeles Sports
Arena. Both times, the op-
ponent was l nglewoo~
Morningside, once in the
Clf Southern Section Division 111-AA
final, then a week later in the Southern
California regional final.
Although the Eagles did taste the
fruits of another fine season under
Coach Tim O 'Drien, they lost both'post-
scason encountecs aga inst Morningside
and as a result were unable to repeat as
State Oh ision Ill champions.
In reviewing Estancia 's boys winter
sports scene, there were plenty of ups
and downs on the wrestling mat and
droves of heal.ls-up plily on the soccer
field.
Dut its ba!>kctball team -led by t\ .. O·
time All-CIF Division Ill center Mall
fucrbringcr, the school's male Athlete of
the Year -created the most head, .. ay
with it~ run to the di vision and regional
title games.
O'Brien, now the Orange Coast Col-
lege basketball coach, guided the Eagles
10 the division final fo r the third year in
a row.
Fuerbringer averaged 23.6 points per
game, earning first team All-Clf Divi-
sion Ill, while junior Jim Faulkner (13.7
ppg) emerged as a star and merited sec-
ond team All-Clf Division lll honors.
Throughout the playoffs, the Eagles
played without backup guard Victor Tru-
jillo because of his bout with Hodgkin's
disease. His teammates, however, rallied
around his misfortune as Trujillo went
through successful spleen removal sur-
gery.
Senior guards Joe Edson and Russell
King were instrumental for the Eagles
during the season while Ty Schisler, Jeff
Byrne and John Johansen provided
strength down low.
Estancia lost to Morningside in over-
time, 95-85, in the Ill-AA final after Fu-
erbringer fouled out in the fourth quar-
ter, then lost to Morningside again, this
time, 84-67, in the regional final.
In boys soccer, Coach Dave McKicr-
nan's squad finished 12-7-4 aft er taking
second place in the Pacific Coast League
and losing in the first round of the CIF
Southern Section 2-A playoffs.
Estancia, which lost to Harvard/West-
lake, 2-1 , in the 2-A playoffs, was Jed by
first team All-Clf midfielder Kevin
Westman and second te am All-Clf mid-
. fielder Ivan Tavarcll, the school's of-
fensive and defensive most valuable play-
ers, respectively.
Westman, Tavares and junior mid-
fie lder Arturo Cam:i no \.\ere first team
all-league selections for the Eagles.
··we had an OK season for only hav-
ing three returning players," McKiernan
said. "Ivon and Kevin practically carried
the team. We were prclly young and we
~trugglcd a lot on offense, but we played
well on defense."
Biii
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Fortunately, l
had enough room
and speed tc come
back up and pass
10 wind" ard of
these two "hungup
Estancia, which finished 25-8, won the
Coast Christmas Classic for the first time
in seven years, then concludeu the Pa-
cific Coai.t League campaigT1 in second
place behind Trabuco Hills.
Westman, Tavares and goalkeeper
See BASKETBALLJB3 Basketball-volleyball star Matt Fuerbringer was the PCL's Athlete of the Year.
Boating
creaming
competitors."
ll \\asn'l until a fter the race
that l began to review the
ci rcumstances in my mind and
wonder about the applicable
rules and appropriate actions
by the re pective skippers.
I e stim:lle that 15-20
second~ passes from the time
the O\.Crtaking skipper began
yelling "coming up" at the
slow mo' ing windward bont -
and the collision occurred.
The boat that was struck
retired from the ra ce "ith a
broken shroud; the "hittcc"
continued in the race.
No te ... these arc
supposedly Thursday
afternoon ''fun" races without
trophies, race or protest
commillee anu include boats
from 24 -40 feet. Both skippers
in the situ:itio n described have
a minimum or 6-7 years of
sanctioned racing experience.
What's your opinion? I
would appreciate hearing our
readers' comments. Please
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Daily Pilot.
0
It was, oh, so ·close, but
Elillles' football _team just
missed out on brass ring
...,. Liebengood's f<1ftes were
in the hunt for CIF playoffs
until final fateful night.
By Richard Dunn
Sl)OrtS Writer
W :iter polo anu OO)S
cross country enjoyed
memorable campaigns
at Estancia High School by 1
ending post-season droughts,
but there were also a few driz-
zly moments for the Eagles last
autumn.
John Licbengood's football team. for ex-
ample, which was in CIF Sou thern Section
Division Vil playoff contention until the final
gun last Nov. 15, ended its season abruptly
without post-season decoration.
Cross country reached the CIF finals for
the first time since 1985 while Coach John
Carpenter's water polo team advanced to the
CIF 2-A playoffs for the ''first time in quite a
while," according to Estancia athle tic director
Ed Blanton.
Football, however, was a different adven-
ture.
the Eagles' defense ''as considcrcu one of
the best in the Pacific Coa:it Le:i~uc, in \\h1ch
the) finished in fourth pl:lcc at 3:1.
Estancia hall actu:ilh tied for th1r.U "llh
Ccnturv. but loM 10 the Centurion:.. 13-7. 1n
head-to-head competition. gl\1ng Ccntui: the
fi nal pla}off bcnh.
The Ea~k~. 6-3-1 O\cr:ill, entered the final
"eek of the regular seai.on "i1h a three-game
winning !>trcak. ha,ing dc!featcd lJ!!una
Dc:ich (30-0). playoff-bound Trabu o Hilb
(20-17) und cros)·tO\\n rhal Cost.1 Mcs.i (10-
7) in succcssi\e \\eeks.
Out with a L)i,is1on \'II br.:rth on 1hc hnc,
the Eagle~ needed a 'ictOI) but \\ere blanl..ed
by co-league champion Laguna Hilb, I b-0,
:iftcr a poor uffen)ive sho"ing. L:iguna ll1lb
turned a pair of Estancia turno,crs into 111nc
point · in the first half and sacked Es1anc1a
quarterback ~tall Johner se,cn times tn the
g:ime.
Johner. \Oted fir t team all·lc.1gue .1i. J JUn·
ior, had required a )trongcr uppomng c.1st
10 bolster the offense.
"\Ve ju~t diun't have that enior running
b:id . vou need to "in. like a Brandon Finne\
(Ne"Pofl Harbor) or a Ju.in Garc.~1a (Ccn··
tul) ), .. Liebcngood s;ud. "\\'c had 10 rel) on
Mutt."
As l look back over 30
years of soiling and racing, l
am amazed al the strange
incidents I halie observed -
with relatively few serious
injuries. But, knowledge or
sare boating procedures and
sound precautions arc
invaluable when you're at en
-hours from vital hospital
lw ,~Nol
Matt Johne r was Eagles' bread 'n butter on the football team.
Led by Ricardo Aguilar (5-foot-10, 190
pound ), Estancia's fiery inside linebacker,
Johner, ''hose scrambling ab1lit) ct up
"inning field goals by t-.likc ~mith on l\\O lX·
See FOOTBALL 'B3
See BOATING/11
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BOATING:
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care.
"An ounce or prc\cnrlon is
"orrh n pound of cure" should be
burned into e\cry bo..itcr's mind.
Vivid Memory -The woman's
.igonizcd screams from the bow of
a nearby luxurv crubcr as her
fingers were crushed by the anchor
chai n on th e power winch
operated by her husband swnding
in the topside cockpit -unable to
msh to her aid so a) to control the
boat's movement and take the
prc!.!>Ure off the chain.
A boater passing nearby in a
tlinghy jumped on board and
rushed to her aid.
Funny Fantasy -One of our
friends 1ook a crube to Long
Deach Harbor with his young wife
and arrived on a very foggy night.
Confu sed and unsure of their
exact location, he decided 10 drop
anchor and fix dinner" hile
"aiting for the fog 10 lift.
This did little to calm his
frightened wife, who H1<.ldenly
began screaming at the top of her
voice when !.he turned and saw a
huge shadow bearing down on
their tiny craft.
The "on-rui.hing freighter"
turned out to be h1:r own !.hudow
from the cabin light -enlarged
many times on the nc .irby fog
bani...
Unexpected Turn -Then.
there's the time a frk1H.J's rudder
brok1: off at the wnterlinc, cau:.ing
him to lose )tecr:ige ;ind i.pin
"ildly. ju!ot a!. he wa!o about to
rountl a CrQ\\lkd mark -much to
the con!ltcrnation of fellow raceri..
Urlicvc It or Not! -Two small
boat rncers were apprnaching a
lhl\\ nwintl mark which thcv had to
t.1!..1: to port. 'A' (on the left) \\,t!>
llll :-.tarbuan.1 and ·o· on pon tJcl...
A~ ·A' Jibed h1!> ma111, he
unl..nowingly flipped hb m.1inshcet
m·1:r the hcutl of his compc11tor
Estancia's JV softball team
went from green to red-hot
T he won-IO!o!> record may not have shown it,
but the Estancia 1 ligh junior varsity girb
softball team was playing much better at the
end of the season than it was at the start.
At lca!>t, th;it'~ the claim of head coach Mike
Campbell.
"\Ve improved a lot from the
beginning of the year to the
end," he said. "We won two
games in lcnguc, but there were
other gnmes we should have
\\OO, bul let gel U\\ay due to
sloppy piny. Ou1, that's
understandable.
··1 would go ~o far as to soy
thal 85 percent of this team
never played !>Oftball before this
~cnson."
One of 1he highlights of the
Eagle!>' season w:is in the Pacific
Coast League opener, a 35-5
victory over L:igunu Deach.
"The bi&gC!ol thing in that _ 1
game wns that the other team's pitcher walked a
lot of our ballers," said Campbell. "Compounding
the problem W:lS that when rny girls hit the ball,
they couldn't make the plays."
The other victory came in the second half of the
season, a 15-10 decision over Century.
.. We had a real team effort in that game," said
Campbell "\\'e nude some good plays defensively
al'ld hat! !oomc key hits nt different times. We
came from behind after trailing at one time, 6-0,
in that g.11111:. We scored seven runs in the fourth
inning to turn the game nround and eight more in
the !>L\lh to put it out of reach."
Anoth1:r 1-.c) game for the Eagles late in lhe
)>Cason came ;1gains1 a strong Trabuco I lills squad.
Estancia kd .is la te as the fifth inning, 7-6, before
eventuall} coming up !lhort, 10-8.
"It \\.ti. the be.,t \\C played all year," said
Campbell. ·\\ e had a shot at beating them."
The 3\\,1rtl \\inners at a banquet held Sunday
included team ~IVP Nnncy Barnett, Arlyn
Gregorio taking the Manager's Award, and
Kathleen Kan1cr \\inning Most Improved .
.. Oarncll i' the mo!lt solid freshman soOball
pla)cr l\c i.ecn in a long time," said Campbell.
some effort into it, she could be a good plnycr."
Also earning praise were freshmen Heather
Giroud, a pitcher, and Jessica Romo, a third
base man. "Heather got the ball over the plale, she
kept us in the game by not walking a lot of
people," said Campbell.
"And Jessica did a solid job at third base. She
was very !oteady with the glove, and she hit some.
She followed instructions to the T and never
questioned anything."
0
The Newport Harbor junior varsity girls softball
team completed its campaign 10-7-2 overall und
3-6· l in the Sea View League.
While the league mark may nol look all that
impressive, there was worlds of improvement in
the competitive nature of this season's !.quad,
according to heod coach Dryan Wildman.
"All five losses in league last year were by
mercy killing, while this year, each of our seven
defeats were by five runs or less," he said.
"Against Woodbridge and Tustin (two of the top
Sea View teams), we had leads late in the game. 1
think the foundation is there for us to be
successful in the future."
The Sailors' JV squad was composed entirely of
freshm en and sophomores. And almost all of the
players competed 'in other sports, such as
freshman center fielder Tina Dowman, a state
finalist in the high jump.
Newport's award winners included pitcher
Emma Hem ing, Most V:iluablc Playe r; Nicole
\Vakim, captain; and Most Improved, Olivia
Hinkens.
Heming, who won for the second !otraigh1 year,
pitched in all but two of the Sailors' games this
season. She was primarily responsible for the
Sailors' 65-272 edge in wnlks allowed again!lt wnlks
received. Heming abo batted cleanup, hitting over
.500.
Wnkim, who was voted cnptain by hff_
teammates, tarted the !lea!>Ofl with Ille Viclf!oity and
pla)'ed five different position!>. "She hall an
excellent attitude. never comph1ining nftcr coming
dO\\ n from the va rsity," said Wildman.
. ind qu1cl..ly began chol..ing him. a-.
h.: h.1rdcned up. \\'hen ·01111all~
pulh:tl off his .. noo!oe" and
".:r.:.1mctl his protest -'A. re rited
.. \\'h:1t\ the maltt:r. did I tuuch
\l)Uf b\1,tl }"
0 "She can hit. f11:ltl and is aggressive on the
b:isepath!.. Nancy pitched for me during the first
part of the sca!lon. 1hen I had her playing
I linkens was not a starter at the beginning of
the sea on, but steadily impro\cd as the !>Cal.on
went along, according to Wil dman. She \\al. also
the only left-hander on the team.
"Olivia had the key hit against Santa Ana \\hich
licJ the game with two outs in the seventh inning.
13-13," said Wildman, referring to a game in
which Ne\\ port trailed by six runs with ju~t one
out remaining before rallying.
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GreglJrio \\US honored for being what Campbell
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player," he said. "And Kanjer had never played
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Estancia High Boys
Athlete of tlie Year
Matt Fuerbringer
Varsity Football)
Most Valuable Player Ricardo Aguilar
Best Back. Matt Johner
Best Lineman Jesse Nuno
Most Improved Jaime Rodriguez
Best Defensive Lineman Alberto Rojas
Best Linebacker Peter Baniaga
Best Defensive Back Richard Buday
Coaches' Award Fred Pajarito
Coaches' Award Eric Linares
Kicker Mike Smith
Junior Varsity
Most Valuable Player Todd Thompson
Captain Freddie Pinto
Freshman Football
Most Valuable Player Oscar Lomeli
Most Improved Player John Faulkner
Outstanding Offensive Player Tom Feeney
Outstanding Defensive Player Josh Ahrens
Varsity Cross Country
Most Valuable Player Robert Ho
Most Improved Robert Ho
Captain Robert Ho
Coaches' Award Johann Appell
Frosh-Soph Cross Country
Most Valuable Juan Ruiz
Most Improved Aaron Camp
Varsity Water Polo
Most Valuable Player Adam Bollenbach
Most Improved Chad Cain
Co-Captain Ryan Bollenbach
Co-Captain Pete Shinners
Coaches' Award Stuart Brenneman
Frosh-Soph Water Polo
Most Valuable Player Rick Plascencia
Most Improved Andy Thorpe
Captain Rick Plascencia
Coaches' Award Todd Metcalf
Varsity Basketball
Most Valuable Player Matt Fuerbringer
Most Inspirational Player John Johansen
Most Improved Player Jim Faulkner
Captain Matt Fuerbringer
Coaches' Award Joe Edson
Junior Varsity Basketball
Most Valuable Player Roger Sison
Most Inspirational Player Clay Frenz
Most Improved Player Mark Pierson
Co-Captain Roger Sison
Co-Captain Joe Warrick
Coaches' Award Matt Chapman
Frosh-Soph Basketball
Co-Most Valuable Player Jason Adams
Co-Most Valuable Player Tom Feeney
Most Inspirational Player Josh Ahrens
Most Improved Player John Faulkner
Co-Captain Cal.Yin Yanagisawa
Co-Captain Sean Abrams
Coaches' Award Rich DePedro
Coaches' Award Ryan Williams
Varsity Soccer
Most Valuable (defense) Ivan Tavares
Most Valuable (offense) Kevin Westman
Most Inspirational Player Mike Smith
ASKETBALL:
Varsity Wrestling
Most Valuable Player Matt Knudsen
Co-Captain Matt Knudsen
Co-Captain Jorge Rubio
Most Improved Player Mike Price
Coaches' Award Joel Loza
Varsity Baseball
Co-Most Valuable Player Kyle Wilson
Co-Most Valuable Player Victor Ramirez
Cd-Captain Mike Smith
Co-Captain Nate Haeger
Coaches' Award Fred Pajarito
Coaches' Award Jose Hernandez
Varsity Volleyball
Most Valuable Player Matt Fuerbringer
Captain Taro Miyazawa
Most Improved Player Pete Hastings
Hustle Award Rob Pajarito
Junior Varsity Volleyball
Co-Most Valuable Player Tom Feeney
Co-Most Valuable Player · Greg Dill
Captain . Greg Dill
Most Improved Player Randy Southwick
Coaches' Award Ben Novak
Varsity Track and Field
Most Valuable Player James Wulkowicz
Most Improved Sprints John Ordaz
Most Improved Distance Brian Chung
Most Improved Jumps Javon Brooks
Most Improved Throws Pete Baniaga
Most Improved Hurdles Eric Espinosa
Junior Varsity Track and Field
Most Valuable Player Franco Hernandez
Most Improved sprints Enrique Calderon
Most Improved distance Sal Barahona
Frosh·Soph Track and Field
Most Valuable Player Dave Barnhill
Most Improved Sprints Sal Garcia
Most Improved Distance John Appell
Most Improved Jumps Aaron Camp
Most Improved Hurdles Jacob Maraya
Varsity_ Swimming
Co-Captain Chun Pi
Co-Captain Shlomi Ronen
Most Improved Chun Pi
Co-Most Valuable Player Adam Bollenbach
Co-Most Valuable Player Chun Pi
Coaches' Award Ryan Bollenbach
Frosh·Soph Swimming
Co-Most Valuable Player Murray Brown
Co-Most Valuable Player Rick Plascencia
Captain Rick Plascencia
Most Improved Jose Soto
Coaches ' Award Todd Metcalf
VarsJty Tennis
Most Valuable Player Rob Horansky
Captain -Stephan Krutzik
Most Improved Player Phil Cheng
Most Inspirational Player Tong Do
Junior Varsity Tennis
Most Valuable Player Kevin Ra disay
Coaches' Award Lee Romo
Most Improved Player Shane Robinson
Varsity Golf
Most Valuable Player Paul Hinkle
Captain Paul Hinkle
Most Improved Player Chris Sandro
Coaches' Award Chris Beck
Coaches' Award Andy Rothman
Junior Varsity Golf
Co-Most Valuable Player Jeff Wright
Co-Most Valuable Player Mike Drake
State golf
Still some payoHS for third place
By Richard Dunn
SPol1S \'1~er
Third pl~1cc.
It is11'1 e.\JCtly a prcferrctl finish,
but 11 bn't batl. 1 hat'b \\here most
of fatunci:l I ligh \ boys :.1thletic
tc.11m "ound up th1~ spring.
• Uascbalt: ·1 hird in the Pacific
Coa~I Lc;.iguc, then concluded the
se:i~on 1:!·1~ O\e/all after losing lo
La ~tirud.i, 8·7, in the first rountl of the CIF
Soutlicrn Sec11on 3-A pla)offs.
h 1r the Eagles, "ho dde;.itcu Hal'\ artl \\'est·
lal.c. 11 ·8. in a "alJ-cartl gJme on May 19, the
poshc:.l\Oll engagement W<l'i nothing unique.
Coaches Ken ~ltllard and P.aul Tro.\d ha'e cuided
the Cagk:i. to the pl.i)ulh in sc\cn of the lasi eight
sca~On'i,
The l.:.Jglcs "ere led by senior ri ght-hander K) le
Wit,on. ''ho ''all 7-6 ''1th an earned-run JH'rage
of 1 6-1 in clo~e 10 80 inninc:,. Outfielder~ Kile
l!Jci;cr (.353 in league} und Chad Wea,er (.3:?~)
"eri: all-le.1guc ~i:kctions "htlc prm iding the E.a·
glcs "1th offcn~1ve 'tpark, but senior third baseman
Victor Ramirel -a first team all-league choice
-nirted \\1th the school's singlc-se~on rcco1d for
ba111ng a\cragc before se111ing a li11lc shy at .456.
• Vollc)ball: Third in the PCL. Although 6·
foot· 7 senior Ma11 Fuerbringe r (Stanford bound)
"as considered one of the top players in Orange
County, the C:1gles were inexperienced.,
fa1anci~1 was forced lo forfei t three lc;,il!ue 'ic·
tories because of un ineligible player, but it still
man;1geu to reach the Clf -1-A pl:l)'Offs after de·
feating Tr.1buco I lills fo four gumes in u one-
match pl.1}off. It \\JS t'ttanci:J'!> first appcar.1111:i:
111 the pl.1)olls since 19 '5.
bt.1nc1J JCtuJll} \\On nine of I I league m.11c11i:'
on the lOurt, but hatl to sc11lc for a 6-5 rcrn1J
r olkl\\ ing its pl.I) oft \\in l}\ er Trabuco 11111-.. Ls·
FOOTBALL:
From 61
l.1,io1h. wmpktcJ 65 lll 158 P·"'cs H 1 pcr1:l.'nt) l\11'
-~') '.11 d, .1 nd th rec 1oud1do" n,. Out he abo 1 u'hl·d
tor i'.w ) .ird' and four 1oud1Jo" ns. ·
"~l.111 h.1d a great M.:."un in the :i.en:.e thJt he
'houl. ol l st1111e p1c,c,:;1.,on lumps nnJ bump' .and
turned it 11n in league." Licbengood i.aiJ.
r\cuil.1r, the lcal!ue\ Odi:nsivc Pta,cr of the 'I c.ir.
\\,l'> '1muhcd 111 7U-t:icl.lc,, reco,ered i·i,e fumbks :.111J
rcturni:d l\\l.l in1ercc:pt1lllh for touchdo,,ns, both JC·
CllU n11ng. fur 1.:..,1.1nc1.1 \ only touch do" ns 111 g.11111.:'
ag.111bt Co ... 1.a ~k,.1 .111J Ccntul).
Center Jesse Nuno, l.1cl.cr ~til.e Smith. insidi: hnc:-
h.11.l.e r Pete U.1ni:ig.1. ddcnshe cnJ Alberto Rt'J·•'>
~111J curm.:rbJcl. R1d1.1rd UuJJ\ \\ere abo first team
:ill·lc,1guc sdC:\.llons 1'.1r the Eagks.
C.11 pcnh.:r·~, .iter pulo team, "h1ch fin1shcJ third
111 the P.1c1f1c L'oa't Lc;i.;uc Jnd 15·11 O\er~ll. Jc-
J
r> 10 r•
blancia b,1)cb;ill coJch Ken \\illard has some
"ords for blue in an up-and-do" n campaign.
1.inc1.1 \\;J) uu 1c,I h' llunlllll!lllll Uc;ich. 15-5. 15-
6, 15·7. an the hr-.t round. Huntington Oc.ich "cnt
on lu the -1.,\ I 111:11. lo ing 1\.1 ~.inta UJrb;ira.
8 ~\\1mm1n~ I he l-.1gk' I n,-.hed 111 thard place
bchinJ I r.1hu1.11 I lilt' and L.1gunJ Hills in the
l'CL.
8 Goll: Al t1.r \\111111ni.: the C II· Southl.!rn Scc.:11un
1e:1111 ch.1111p11 n,hip 1hr~c ~c.1n 111 1.1 ro", the l:.a·
glc., finisheJ th1rJ 1n the sernun behind Hunting-
ton Uc.ich and ·11 1bucu I !alb.
Paul I 11111.k, the .,c1w1>J', runner-up for Athlete
of the Ye.1r honor,, " '>till cumpcung in the CIF
111Ji,1du.il d1Jmp1un ... hip., in P.dm Springs.
8 Tr.tel. .ind ll~·ld: 'I hi, i' the onl)' spring team
that did nul trn1,h 111 1h1rJ plJlC T he E;.iglc' \\Crc
:?-3 in Ii.. .1g.ue du.ii m 'l'h, m1'''"£ thirJ plJ ... c b}
um: pu1111
Scn1l1r ~11,1101..c nmn..r R1 bcr1 110 \\Us L-.tJn·
~1.1's tup llllhhcr, tul.i:ig llll\lll rlalC JI the ClF :?·
A lin;1b 111 th.: ~~(HI 111:11.:r, ( IU: 13.37)
l.::itc.I L.1 (Ju nt.1. ?l-'J, 1n .1 2-.\ \\1IJ-carJ nuti:h
:1111.:r 11 .. 1d1111• 1h1.: 11.1~\.•lb "'1th .1 'J-6 \\ill u\lr l rJ·
hu1..·11 11 111' 111 ti.: h.:.l,:,U~ ltn.:il.".
Lil ,1,11 '.!h 11l.11,h1..·, thll> \C.H. 12 \\Cfe Ji:l'.llkJ b\
11ni: !!" 11 .111J ,1 k\\ uthcr ... ti\ hHl, • (Jrpcntcr ':.siJ. ·
'I ht.: L 1 •k,, 11.'J h~ team \I\ P AdJm Uulknbach.
IP,1111 \\,d 111t. 15-~. lll 11 .... 111 ... 1 rounJ of the 2-A
pl.1~1111,.
In lHl'' 1..11111111\. thl.' ... 1Jr \\.il> seniur Rohen l lo,
onc lll thl.' 111p li1l>t.1ni:c 1u111h:r~ in Or;.ingc Cllunt)
\\hO 1.111 a pi:h1lll.tl bl.''tl 15 5~
[,1.mc1.1. \\l11d1 "·'~ -I· I in lc:iguc dual meet), \\J'
'r:con,I bch111d 1\1.\\bul'\ PJrl. 1n 1b he...it in the South-
ern Si.:1.ti1111 :-.\ prcl1ni111Jrii:-. 10 aJ\JllCc to the l1nal
I he L1g.lc~. 'i.:1..·onJ·pl.ii:c 11111 ... hcr:i. .it the PJc1lac
CuJ't Li.::1i:,ul.' I 1n.1J,, \\ c l'I! I fJth O\ erJll :it the :i.cct1on
fin.11, ~
Scn111r Jell :'.l.1111, .:11,.1 a h.:"l-ctb.1.ll pl.i~er for 1hc
l:.1gk ... ran .1. pcr,l l1Jl·h1..'I 15:~1> at the lcJgui: fin.:ib
\\I lie J\ llJth.in Appell (I I r I .snJ JJme) \\ ull.o\\ ICL
po 51>1 \\c1..: .• 1,0 'oliJ.
On deck
in the
Daily Pilot
Alexander resigns
Looking back at the best of
our schools, circa '91-92
•Estancia boys ........ June 9
• Costa Mesa girls June 1 O
• Newport boys ..... June 11
• CdM girls ............ June 12
• Mater Dei ............ June 13
•Calvary Chapel .... June 13
• Estancia girls ...... June 15
~ Estancia High lookinQ
for wrestling coach
to repl ace veteran .
By Roger Carlson
Spans ECtJr
CO 'TA ~IL .\
-E Hancia llil,!h
Athletic Uin•ltor
Ed Ul:l nton i in
sc:1 rch of a \lrl •
tling rnad1 fol·
lo"ing Oa'c Al·
C:\andcr's :rnno11nllm1.n1 of "''
resignation ~lond.1~.
dd ~tar :ind four )Car~ :lt
S.111t.1 \n.1 Junior College.
\ prntlmt of ·:inta Ana \al-
l<') High. anla .\n:l JC and the
L'nhcr:i.ily of :\orthrrn Colo·
ratio, .\k\:1ndt•r co:ichcd the
l Jgki. IO lhrt.'l' k:J~UC l'hampi-
""'hip~. had lS ClF pl:lCl'r
and thl' 11.:rnn \\en· in the CIF
lup 10 on li\C m:casion!>.
"I li~un ~uu'n• not n•Jll) l'f.
[nthc unln )OU can gll On
the m.11 Jnd roll :iround \lith
the l..id!>," .1id Ak\.andu. n ·
plJining the hand -on t)p of
rnad1ing hl· h;1 pro' illrd.
arlos Rodriquez were Estancia's
only returning pla}cr . lt was the
~~cond year in a row in which Es·
t•ncia fini'lhed second in league
a d lost in the first round of C IF.
( J 71 pounds) and Jorge Rubio
(135) and junior Jeremy Lonin
(189). Lightweight Mestler Mike
Price (112), Edwin Guevara (125)
nnd Rigo Dra\O ( 145) held their
own.
Rubio was u champion ut the
Breu-Olinda 5-wuy :ind Schurr 10·
way tournaments.
Hinkle seventh
CHULA VISTA -fatanc1.1
Hash sc111or P.1ul I linkte )hot a 75-
73-148 at thl' Southern Califo1ni:.I
Golf As,oci.at1on illlfoidual chJm·
pion'i hip:. Mom.IJy, good for sc' •
cnth pince in the !>l.atc"idc tourn:a·
mcnt 111 San Diego Country Ctuh.
•Costa Mesa boys .. June 16
• Newport girls ...... June 17
•acc ..................... June 18
Alc:\antkr. "ho ha' b1.l'n a
\\rcstling co:id1 for omc :?O
ycars aOt•r si' )l':'lr of rompdi·
tion, is tl•ppini: do"n hH'Jll\1.,
a hl' pul it: ".\r11.r o \lhilc )mlr
body c:ln onl) 1.11..c o 111ud1."
Alc.\andt•r h.I\ bem L)tJll·
ci:i 's l'oach for I h<' p.1~t Ill Ill'
)Cars ond IH' h.HI loachin~
stints of li\·c )l':lrs .11 CorunJ
"l'll 1~ to a!>Si!>t '1homc~cr
cuml' Jbo.1rd for the nc.\t cou-
1>lc (If )l·ar ," continul'd Al·
l\.Jlldlr. "I don't "ant to 1(1
!>Ollll"OOC l(lllll.' in blind. l'll Ir)
to llJd 1hu11 through ome
\llp!> lHH.I .1,sl t \1ith the tour-
nJnwnt, our 1,;olf tournament
:rnd the fin,\orl.. t:ind."
In "'rcstling, the E:aglcs didn't
far as a tcum, but enjoyed sue·
CJ:ss from seniors Mnll Knudsen
Add basketball: No replacement
h:is been found yet for 0'13ricn.
• CdM boys ........... June 19
• SoCal College.: ... June 21
l nll·n ·\ll'd p.artics ~hould
contJlt Ulanton nt 760-3375.
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ltUBLIC NOTICE felled to the Oistrict. The AM. °" July 1• l992 •t SiCtion 9504, Sub·di1n1ion poratlon, Ceneral Part· Tann1• Salas, Royal Palm at the Purchas•ng Depart· Thu1sd;iy, June 18 1992, 1 ct Dy 1"' 0•11• and p··e •no letm.nat• lht•r 1•1•· ---------1 minimum annual leHa pay· THE E~ANCE TO lHE (3) ~I the Uniform Com-ner of Industrial East• 11'8, Coat• Mtll. Cahl. mont of lh• D111ric1 located II the Purchas•ng ~pan· l1tr naoovt HI 10<1" al lo<>ns as pt11Mr1 lhtrt1n
NOTICR O' ment ihan be not less than PROPERTY LOCATED AT me1c.11 Code ol th• St•lt 1 k p t 11 Ltd 92628 11 1370 Adams Avenue. menl 01 lht D•sluct •oca•t.:i v.hich tine '"'Y v.11 tie Sa•d business \n the tu-
INTINTION TO 1100.000. 3723 BIRCH STREET, IN of Caltlorn11. a e ar nets ' '' Joige Salas, 685 M1r1ne1 Bldg 0, Costa Mesa. CaJ1-at 1370 Adems Avt"ue p1.1blc Y opi."11e'1 1"i:I fk~m· lutl _,. I bt conducted by
LUii ltAON"TY The Board of Education THE CITY OF NEWPORT lerreno "•conve,. 3 3 3 S 0 u th H 0 P • ::>r . P11111. Cal•I 92571 lorn.;t. 11 .. n.ch t.me bids Bldg D. Costa ~4esa, C.ah· lnf'd at tne 01 ct of 1119 John R EWms and R•clt. E
School ot1111ct: NEW· shan INlkt the dltel'mi~ BEACH, COUNTY OF OR· enc• Companw, •w: Stroet, Suite 4800, Jannet Salas, 685 Mar<Oef w" be publlcly opened and lomla. at .. ti.ch I me bids O.s111c1a 108.t I t n s .,. PopQV1ts wno ""It pay Ind
·MESA UNIFIED lion H to whelhlf to lease ANGE, STATE OF CALI· CA .. OL WICKLUND , Loa Angelea, Cellf. Or , Pems, C111I 92571 read lor: v. n be pub 1cty opontd and ~e Fw '1 \:a •r Ci d•Sthaige all llabiLt H Ind
OOL DISTRICT said buildings by July 31, F 0 RN I A• NEW p 0 RT V1CI PRlllDINT 90071 Jorge Mt1•a. 5040 Asher· SERVICE MAINTENANCE rtad IOf' t.;mia 1°' 1"1 I ;ow "Q dtbtS ol the llim "'° r•
t Siie· Eulblult 1992. The 0.1tnct wth 1• B~C~. ~92f6:.t I al Oaled' June 1 1992 This buslnen Is con-ton Ave , Covt11a, Celtl OF PRINTING EOUIP~•ENT PAINT ANO Br"-10 PAO PU RC HAS l'. 0 F' ~Ntv~ 1 monies pa~able lo 2627 Vista del Oro quire that the llelde and Cl p...,., o • er · ' ductff by• 0 .. ,,.,.. 9172• WlTH OPTION TO RENEW, GRAM GUIDE \\lTH OP· CAUSTIC SODA SOLU· dm, N poi, 8"ch, CA 92660 ' other playground eq1.11p-Al of the P'flOnll PfOP-P u bllshed Newport ortnorshl . Blanc. L. Me1ia, 50..0 ORANGE COAST COL· TION TO RENEW', KOCt TION, SPECIFICATION fuMef not ce 1$ heitby
opont Oeedl1ne: June ment sn.tl be m.cte avail-erty, 1Urnlthing1. fiJCtllfH Beach-Co11a Mesa Daily P P Asherton Av•• Covina u:oe TV NO. p.133 g en ll'lll ll'le uncs~a.gned 2i 1992 II 2 00 pm able '°' the Uff of the and equipment now owned Pilot June 9, 1992 TtM re9lstront(s) com. Callf 9172• All bids are to be In lie· AQ btdl ... to bt in o... BID OPENING· TUES 'AUi not tie respons ble. ace of P1opoaal R• Community '°' rec1tatlonal by debtor or 111 Yttlic:h T511 mencod to trenaect Jorge E. Mejia. SO•O cordance v.lth lhe e.o Doc-cordance .. 1h ltw B•d De... DAY JUNE 23 1992 • lr'om IM day on. l0t any c pt: Management Sup-putpoH1 during hOufs or debtor now has any Inter· C S bualn••• under tho A1tier1on Ave., Covina, uments wf\lch 111 now on umentt ...,hictl 111 now e. • • • obhgatlOO lncurreo by l!'lt ~ StMces, 2985-A S.ar non-UN by the....... HI Ind all person.I Pfop-N 1042135 Flotltloua aualneH Calif 9172• Mt and may be MCu1ed In Ille aod mar bl HCurtd •r at 11 OO a .m. ClhGI lfl l'lil ov.n name OI n
Ml COlll Men. CA The DISTRICT reservet ttty, luinlalllnga, hktUIH flclllMX1I N•m•l•I ll1ted e'""'9 Aura C Herrera, 286.t tile olfree ot the OmtelOf ol the ofi.ce o Ult Oi11CIOI ot 81dt must be iubmlt• 1111 "1"" or the'"" 9 211' ,,,. right to canclt lll•I r• and equtpmenl h.,.lfllf Builneas Name °"' ,ebn1ary 11, 1911 Royal P11m .,B, Co111 Pu1Chasino ol the 011111c1. P111chH ng ot 11>1 o amc1 tff on "" form aup. DATED AT Cos11 ,,., ..
ICE IS HEREBY quetl for proposals withOUI O'tlfOed by deblOI °' which Statement D I ID L MHa Cal>! 92628 No bidder m-v Wrothdraw No bida11 INI)' v.1thdr1-. pllod b1 lhe Olttrlct In c.Jilotn 1 lh•s Cth di'/ ot
lhll tht 1bo11• •n award. Of lo waive any ~~Of• m~Xter':.11t~t:; 'UILIC NOTICE T:.'a • at~t:.::nt ••• Rob4ii1 S R•ml, 2Mt Royal h11 bid lor 1 pe1'1od of I011y· h•s btd l0t 1 pt110d ol IOtTy• accordance with oll ~=· 1~8 R It. E
SchOOI 011trict ol 1frogut1111 .. s Of lnlom1111ties 1~ 1:'Y •"'actm.nT Im-, ...... ,_.,.......__ fHM 11,. ttM C nt Palm "8. Co111 Mtsa. nve (CS) days •lier the date fl\lt 1•5) Clays 111 1 tht oa11 provision• or ttM apec:I· Po"""' I 111ns, IC
1 County. CA, 1C11ng In any proposals rec:eiv.d wi 1 r.,,. 1• .._ .,. ·-" .... raon1 w ou ' Cahl 92G26 111 '°' the open.ng thereof .. , for th• QP80<"9 th~eol fl ti ..., •. s
nd throUQh' ns Govern· Addillonal lnlOl"*lon lot PfOVements and 1dd•to001 •ro thine "'•NI•••: Clertc Of Ot•"99 Countw This buslntu 11 con-The Board of Tru•lH1 r• The 84Mfd 01111111"1 ••· ca oni. PuOl••htd Newpoit 1~8oard, 1111elN1lllf r• 1ubmlulon of proposal• It thereto. Ind place upon°' eeo LANI AYINUI on Mew 14, 1911 dUCl•CI by: a geneu11 patt· SIMI tha pi1v1leQ1 of r• HMI 1111 pir ge ol re· Speclflcatlena, bid 8each.Cosla ._,,., DeJy
ft rtd to H "DISTRICT," avaltablt at Ille Manage-ab<>ut or loctltd In or et· PMTNIRS, 14 Co,...o-Fl~tSll Mflh•P ~long any and all bids°' jecltng 1ny and ti blClt o• blanb ond fur1Mr If'• f'tlcl June 9, 1992 T!>21
w roctlvo up 10, but nol ment Supl)Olt Sorvlcot Of. tac"f' to any tbulld•::si• t'~ reto Pleae Newport Pubhsl'lad Newpoll Be~cll• The r1g1s1r1nl(1) com· 10 werve any 1treguta1111ea 10 ..,,,,,, any 1ueg11tllf hl•S IOrf'netlon mew bo ob-PUBLIC NOTICE
la than tha 1b0ve·slatld flee of the Newpoft·M ... Ull ~I c~i~ "'( bl. ~ h11eh Cetff' tlleo Cosla Mesa Daily Pilol mtnced lo lransact btJal· tor 1ntorm1hl•tl tn any bid IOI 1ntoimal1tH In 1'1Y b•a talnect at th• ebove •d·t--------
t1 , 1111ed piop<>sal1 and Unified Sc:hool Ot1trle1 at ~· ~ho • 1°'1 1• W t' i It C JUllt 2 9 111 i 3 1992 nns und t thO F1ct•hou1 or 1n lti. blddtfl9 or 111 1ht blddlllfil dreaa, telephone (114) '\ctltlous r UHltCI documtnta IOI the lbOvo llddtotl OI by ne 1 on .• rea PfOpe~ oa ern • Ont-' ' ' ' Bu11n11t N11mt(I) htttd 11tne4: /9,/ a&TTY ... nffl I arTTV M2•24'1. awtness Ne"M I ltaH of Eutblull telepl'IOM, (7t•l 5841-32•0. ~"r0A'E E't· ~:3w:~~ T peny, • Celltomle oor-T~ll7 above on. April 19, 1092 IALDWIN Dl'"tor of aA.LDWIN, Director of Publlthed Newp•rt ltetomont
hool by • contracltng QOVSRNINO •OMD, BEACH CA azeeo ,.,.uon, 101 Woat ,UILIC NOTICE Alb•r10 s Ill llluroh•~lnt c .... lllurc .. aal n9, Cout •••ch Ce st• ..... Ttle f()ll()w. ng ~
• Y '°' the dollVort 01 C..tvft •· ltootior, DI-Tetm1: CHh In lawful W••"1"•t•n It root, Th•• llaltmont Ytll filod Cemlftunltw 1 C•ll•I• Ce"'munlty Celloto lllllot June t 1na •• CIOMQ b\itinHt 11
c Id car• lnd-a..deY91opo ,.. • ., ....... au~ moneyofttioUMedStattt ••n Dl•1•1 Callf. Ftctltlous 0,':~;·c~~'!n~~k1~' Dtatrlot Dlatrlct ' Tl20 ACSTA\JAANT ICHll!IAN,
I IOMCH -~,, pureu-..... o r Atntrlca certified tlttl austnoSI No-19112 y ~I Juno 11 1"2 .,., Juno 11 1912 1011 last Imperial HVtJ C·
ll tg~atton COdo tee• ftubll1h1d Newport Checllt, ceahilf'a Ch0Ck1. lnlluetrlel IHll•ll• atetetMftt PUtllt • tOtOO.... ' • '1:00.... 1 PUlllC MOTICE 3. If .. C f IM21
lletl PfOPo•.. lo """ ... ch-Cotta ,..... Delly ::""er:... J: : ~~ =-nor:~·· • c.... The re::;: :rlOl'll Publlthecl N"Pon ~,,. aN ... , 1 H7 .... No: 1 IM lllOTICI OF ~:~: ~ c \fir
Mid tchool thall IM lie• "°4 June t , 1e, ltN 1ng1 ~ or S1¥-...... 0...... D~ ~tt~ PACK .. INVHT· Coela M•ta l>ally P110t May ftulblllhlO Nl*POrl Pulbl lthtd Nt011port DllSOLUTIOM OF t2M1 ~.:zoanc=:n: TStS Inge .... ~'° do Oeftorel ~ .. .,.'. MfNT1, 2..,. ,9 Aoyll :t, June 2, t , It, \992 IHchJCottA ....._ Dally S.11tl\.Co1ta t.• P Oa PMTNO'"IP Thia bi.ti nHS a con-Clahltt~a· c"-C• in th• PUIUC NOTICI bulNa• 1n 111e -.. All .__... .... ...-• .._. P111m. Costa ,,..,. c1111 T~ Hot .M'9 2. •· 11t2 Ho4 .111ne 2. t . 1 PutitJc not • 11 Mittiy ~ tl'f .,, ~
artiount of ~~~) I*• Ctllaell• muat lbO CunoMfy II L... ,. ,.~ t2'2t IS02 T603 lv•n lhll JOHN " Tl\o 110 strant(I) com-. wonca Of ,_ dated. 1n tho "*" *'°°' ...,. • ••·• --.Alt>efto Salb. A0y11 Palm PUIUC MTICI --- -RIC , c POP(). ~ea '° \rMMCt bil9 f:Of.::,.. ....,: ::, MO "-ACS OP other Chai\ cMh Is ae> reto PleH, •:;:-rt ••. Co1t1 Mua, Calf. -PUILIC MTICI M&.IC MOTICI Vt JS, no PATfUO( £ ,,.... unOet 1M rietlltout
•• ..,.,,... moc PUM.IO uu ::=c, ":. r:_ "'*J = ~ic:... "·· = ...... Aoytl P#f'n ,.,,.':.ca~ wonca MOTte• fA N, = ,.,. o= :=--~ N~IM(I) eo ~ ·-=-~ OP COUATDAL tho TNatee't Ootcl until o.Mfel PertMr ...... •t. C:oe1a ....... c:.lol Nolet la tlor-'W O'V'ln WT.o ... llMTHIG alDI 1 m m9 ones s?Yle Keli,...,.. ........ • ..... .,,_ the 'l.P ........ , ..,,.. lbOcOme _...,.....JO ... .,... ._...._. Pert-l2tM that 1t1e IOwd of Tni.-a • NcMiOI '8 ~ f1won Tho eoun.1 on Of "" ,,.., , • 011 Thie 111aunoeill "' 1, lilld
end coodltlone .. "--... tl1111 .. ~or 111dof'" • • ...,. H LN. t• C..... Tann•1h1 11111, Roye! Of me CO.at COIMIUl'l!Ty Nt ht 9oerd Of TtultHa Di1trlc11 of~ Countw w tb .. City OI C:om ~ tN °°'A'1IY 0. • of ..., "'° looro NOI09 • :e __. ......, et flllhl Tho Mle '.!. • Palm •I. Coeta MtH c:oo.ot Oilltlct °' Otano-Of the Co9tt ~ Calttomll. ' ¥9 '*fa -...u County of Of-.. Orange Councy on May t2. •r Otf*w1to by eM Wlld9f dill a .. lbO .. o "'111 rate P'IHa, •....-rt C. I. t2Qt COunfy, C.tifomia. d , .. Cohoe ~ Of Otllflll until TUHd-V, Junt '23 I• Of c.llforn!a did on 1"2 ,UtU.
CINCt i.n: Ind "'° ' "'*"' Mle ef ~ TNe ~ II ~ In ac>o ....... c ... tateo Tat1ann1 lalu, "oyal c.i.e Har.cl bide up to bUI Counft. C•litornta. wtl ,.. ltu at 1 t 00 1 m er. 1 c.t Jun9, 1992, ~ HftlPOl't 9oedl-...., _. lbO ':: dUD l»ed ......... lbO °""'9nCO wletl Pf~ of •Hwoll Pra .. rtlH, ft1tl'I\ •8, Coale MIN t'IO lfl* than \0'00 AM, C .e Mlted &»da yC» to bul '"WI lbO t«"elved 94 lht by c:cntent. M• COIUI ..... D911r Hoc Ml¥
Mtd .. ..,._ hOUf of u:eo IM.., • Ci....,.... ..,. caL.t e.~• ltiut 11. 1112. no u11' 11 oo M4. °"" AO 1 t e Ot uoo ~ n .Nnt 2, 1,_11 1112 i.
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PUIUC llOTICI ~ Drlv9. 1400, wine. ~ '° "oc.ed ''"*' UNl3 In Boot nJa P9g9 nJ end the W llOTICll ..UC ml'W ..UC I01'ICll
MOTte• OI' n!2~•tlon In 'califomla by tile ewn.r. T'I~ le Of lnlt. ltwtl637 ol ~ the noteu::!.':":~:.:! ~~~ = PUIUC llOTICI lnm9I .,r*"°" of the,.. ~ WITH CAii ... ....., ol •
APNC:Al'tON TO of lhe chief ea~tlYe office ~4:.-:!· J;~1u:..,: Recofd• In 1he ofllce of IM dMd lollllh lntetMl 1iww.on ~ t~ afttr' Au-llOTIC• OP r.-~ mu: .:1.,y""ca:· SENM.~ 1,:Wf:: =.~ = .. • -~~c ~Miff la: SAMf AS IM tlfM Mt fof1h .,.,. ~ =-c:..,:-.. PfOWldM 11'1 aald Noc•. t:,!,"~~Uo WW oe ~ TRUITD'I ULS • caeNer'• cheClk drllWn °" CIU.ANIOUS .llWILRV dlr ... *'· °'
91M2 •• Al lltlK bV the NII«, .. ::-=:. ":=..°"":: end putW tO IN ~ ~ c~ .. ::·.i: ~ KM! Mur~: City Man-Leen.... ::.:·:.~ =·c: (=.~~IO ::a::::. In T~ Whom " May eon-::.::!"9~:.C.nan:; fri: .. ch day of delay, In ll'le of OefNt end Election to of IN trust• ete-.d by ~!th, i~ :!.~t~ ::-~-= fedefll credit idon. or a HMICh ..W ~ COde ~ ot ltw lMlled e«n. Mlltf wtlh4n uw.. beo-amount Ht lorth In IN in. s.tl ~ recOJd.o Nld OMd of Tri.lit ltY1td ~ a..cn CA • • ~ dfewn by a etaM 0t Section I 141t/1 t411 by of MwM. .-out
KAUR, Oe-.Mdet & SINGH. fore IN dale tuc:~:'t" WU l«matlon fOt liddert. Jwtuary 11. 1"2 In Book SIRRANO RICO ... 9~1~ • UNIT CON A r.d«ll ~ end lolln IN ~ Or""9 .... ' .... or~
KUlwsnt & SINGH, Pargat Mnt or ~K IO IN !acll bid nwtl contorm n/a P• nJ• 11'111 41192. VOAMC• COMPANY Publlehed Newport I# •t3tn.4t HtocJauon, Hirings at• Department. -.. Ullt\ II , II P• ::n.~i~";. Oepjf1. buye, are: NONE ~::.=IO the 02$581 Of Said Otflclal ••oo RIVUIQllADii Beach.CO•ta Meta Diiiy p,J,y ~. s~ c~ ::=.=·"'°'~I~ ..r::,:;::i ~-= =--=-,:w nghl
Conlrol to sell ~ The ,,.,.,,.. Ind butlnes~ Each bldd• shall tubmil. 6ecot_<ll, Wiii Sell on July 1, ROAD, '2170, ttnn ... PtloC June 9• lt112 Trust• under IN~ IN Flnendll Code end ~ l1tlon(1) of Sectlon(I) 81 eudl T11_.. In bevet~ ., $88 Blket SI ~.; ... of the buyw Ill. on the fCHm furnllhK with 199i .. 11:00 A.M ... THf DAL•, CA )t?Oe flt It TSOll deKtlbK dM<I' ·~~ thotlJK to do bUtlnlH In tU7t ct "'8 HNlth end the lollowlng dHC
SYlte 8, Costa Mffa. CA OR Ht°s ~J':~R~r°~ the contract dOcumtnll, • ENTRANCE TO THE PROP· 114 .. ~'IO. •ra /9/ PUil.iC NOTICE Will SEU. AT PU8UC thl• etale. Safety Code. You ere prClpOfty s11u•ted 1
9H2t with "41" On s.le NOMINEE 1745 El T n11 of 11'.e p1opo•K aut> ERTY LOCATED AT 3723 CAROL WICKLUND AUCTION TO THE HIGH-The ltfffl addlffl end hereby not!Aed thll lhe ~County end Beer 6 Wlne Ell.ing Place
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1 o I' l rave-contracton on tllll projeci BIRCH STREET IN TH£ VICE ,llllSID•NT ' cppt78384 EST BIDDER FOR CASH other common deslgnltlon, Oitttlet A~ of OfMQ8 llO Wft ~ 1•1,1 l~n•• H:ighllr ~!·906;1 Hubr~ at requl1ed by lh• Sublet· CITY OF NEWPORT Dat•ch JUIM 1 9992 Tltl• Otdet No. (In the forms Which are 111ny. of the r111 p1opetty County hit lnltlltK PfO-lot 10 If Tr*-1 AHt.
ubllthed Newport The ' ti
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be old ling and Subcontr•ctlng &EACH COUNTY OF OR • 8341'12 l•Wful 191\del"'ln the United described 1bov1 11 pur• CHdlncn to forlell the ~of Cotta Mesa
BHch·COlll Mesa Dilly dner1t':J In ° • I If~ F•lr Pr1cllc1t Act. Govern.. ANGE • STATE OF c . Publlth•d Newport TruatH.... SlllH) t.nd/or lhe ca1hler'1 l)O(IK 10 b•: 3129 Mcl<IN· lbovt·a .. crlbed propet1y °' 0r*1Qlt, &at• oi
Piiot June 9, 1992 All FURNITB~'a Fr:· ment Co<S• Section 4100 11 F
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T522 TURES EQUIPMENT MA. HQ. NIA, NEWPORT Pilot June 9, 18. 23. 1992 Ref ' N epecilled In CIVIi Code Ste· CA 92e28 Safely Code Section car-. In ai.lll I~ --=~...,-----.:..:.::1 cHINERY LEA • • Each Bid 1hlll be IC• BEACH, CA 92eec> It pub· T510 •reno. o. uon 292<4h (Pey1bl• In fllll The undersigned TrUllM 11488.<4, 22 ~ 23 °' . PUBLIC NOTICE PROV • SEHOLO IM .. comianled by • certified °' no auction, to the highest JENN/MEIDi 11 the tune of nle) 111 right dl1el1lmt eny lllbilllY f<>f You are ln11ructed lhlt II ....._ Aec:otdl ol
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TRAO:~~~~~[°cf~~ CHiiier'• check or bid bidder fOf uah (payible 11 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF hlle Ind lntt••SI conveyed any lncorreclnan of the YoU dtllre lo contett the County, c.Momia -WILL AND BUS bond In an lmOUnl not lets lime ol sale I 1 1 1 TRUSTEE'S SALE to 1nd now held by It llrfft •ddftll Ind other torlelture ol Ihle proper1y, The 104a1 ""°""'
NOTICE TO NAME llld ireBtoce~~~~ lllan ten percent (t°") ol money of then U~~.~ ,UN90LTIC NOTICE YOU .AAE IN DEFAULT Ul'lder slid DHC1 of Trust In common d11lgn111on. If pur1u1nt to He1"h end un.-pnnapai CR•DITOllS OF
15375
B · the total btd price. iayable St ) IC• TO UNDER A DEED OF TRUST Ille properfy hefeln11n" ~ any. lhown herein. S1f11y Code Section .._. tNieon
8ULK SALE tntnea Parkway to the District as a gu.,an. lies• all right, lrtle, and ~U9LIC OP DATED 0910t/89. UNLESS sc11bK: Said Nie Will be me<Se. 11488.5, you mini tile I r8NllNbty ... ....,
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, 'i.!.oe~=isC\92718 ed IH IMt lhe bidder, If Its Interest, oonve)'K lo Ind -REQUEST FOR YOU TAl(E ACTION TO TRUSTOR: MICHAEL O. but without oov&Nlnl °' veflfied cl1lm 1t1llng your ~-and adl.I etos u c b he n me U$ ptoposll ,, •«•pied, lhlll now held by It und•t tald ' THE RIL&ASIE PROTECT YOUR PAOP· URDEA warranty, ••prHled or Im· ln11rest In the prol*tY. IN ... of IN .......
• .C.) l~nl la·"~~E ''s~~ i::· promplly t11tcu1e the Died ol Trust In the Pfbp· Of: FUNDS AND ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT BENEFICIARY: LONG plied, regarding lllle, po1· You must flle thl1 c.-im In <*ion of thit Notlc l!ac:row No. CHINE · • ~rHmtnl, furnish I Hiii· fity situated In said County NOTIC• OF A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU BEACH SAVINGS & LOAN Mltlon. or encumbrtnees, the Su~ Court of the S208.&73 84 Nollc~'19,2h2er().ebpymglven
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The anticipated dale 01 factory Fallhlul Perform· and Stall 1nd described as FINDING OF NEED AN ·EXPLANATION recorded December ti, '°' the purpon ol Sllisfy· County ol Ofenge Within <Mrenttv c»ted lh b tk •nee Bond In an amount
10110
. OF THE NATURE OF THE 1989 as lnsrr. No. 89' Ing the lnd1btednt11 11-thirty (30) day1 ol lhe fl111 ~ "' C.t lied
creditors of the within 1 u sale 1• June 25, not less than one hundred wt. NO SIGNIFICANT PROCEEDINGS AGAINST 66297t In BOOk page of Of, cured by aald Deed of publlcallon ol tlllt Notice, ~ 1
n1~ seller that a bulk ~~~R~'w'~o~lf~' ol THE percent (100%) of Ill• total A le1sehold lntoresl In EFFECT ON YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· liclal Records In the office Trust lncludlog the lees unle11 you receive IC1ual bidder a':!. '':c:~':!' ~ • It 1bou1 10 be made of This bulk sale Is s bl ct bid price, furnish 1 P•Y· and to: THE ENVIRONMENT TACT A LAWYER. of the Recorder of Orange ch1rge1 1nd expenses oi nolloe. (PIHte UM Supe. Truetee provided
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. • u e ment Bond In an amounl PARCEL t: TO ALL INT~ESTEO On 06/29/92 at 9:45 AM., Coumy: aald deed of trust the Trustff. riot Court Number 88-35-Identification 811 b~~ow. ~.,:la~rnCo~~lorSe~:;'~ not leH thin fifty percent Loi 57 of Tract No. 3201. AGENCIES, GROUPS AND So. Calll. Fc>ftelo•UJ• Ser· descr1be1 th1 follOwlng: The lrustN under said 52.) You must serve 1n el)-From in10t:ahon • names 1nd businen
6106 2
(50%) of the 101a1 bid price, 1n the City ol NewP<H't PERSONS: vices Inc db• s1atew1de LOT tee Of TRACT 3363 o.ed ol Trust caused a N0s dorled copy of lh• clalm the TrutlN d8efN
•ddrtss11 of the seller are:
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• • ubj h and lumlsh c:er11nc1t11 evi. Beach County of Or1og The purpou of this notice Fo1ectosur1 Servlc11 as AS PER MAP RECOADED tic. of O.l1utt and Electlon on Ille Oblrlct Attorney ol but for wtllCh Tr~ ~J BAMt~AGEMENT CO. an/:dd~ess~'; .~: pe~s~~ ~encing that lh• required State ~f Calilornli 19 ,,!; is 10 Identity two 11para1e lhe duly appointed TrustM IN BOOK 112, PAGES 37 to Sell 10 be recorded In O range County (Attn: no ICIP'l!Mftlahon"' w .. UFORNIA COR· Wllh h I I b nsurance la In tlfld In the ' bul related ICtions lo be under and pursuant to THROUGH 48 INCLUSIVE lhe county where the real VICkle L Hix, Deputy Dis· 1y lhe treet addr-'
PORATION. 15375 Bar, llltd wl:'"T~~ m~sC-~o~ amounts set forth In the ~p recorded In Book l30, taken by tile City ol Ntw· Deed of Trust, Recorded OF MISCELLANEOUS property ls localed and trict AltC>fney) It ~00-CMc ocher ~ ._ ranc1 Plfl(way #Jt08, Ir· FORUM
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Lek C generll conditions. In the ages 25 lo 30 lncluslve of port eeach. on 09/07/89 as Document MAPS IN THE OFFICE OF more than thrff months Cenler Drive Wnt Santa I th bo
vine, CA 92718; 2201 Ou-ter Dr •112~6take i e'r event of failure lo enter Into MisceHIMOUs M1ps, In lhe On Of about July 9. 1992. No. 89-0479211 Boole P191 THE COUNlY RECORDER heve elapstd since such Anl. CA 92701 wlihln ten ~~ ~ v~~·~c CA
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263<> • ores· the con11ac:t and eaecvte office of the County R .. the City of Newport Beach of Official Records In the OF ORANGE COUNTY, record111on. (10) dlyt of the filing of w lt38
the last d~~e22~t,m
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,:: th• required doc:u~ents, corder of said Counly. will request the U.S. o .. omc. of tht Recorder or STATE OF CALIFORNIA. DATE: 5/18192 the clalm In the Superior ec:;. ....U. ~AO, &
clalms shall be June
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such bid security will be PARCEL 2: partment of Housing and ORANGE Coumy, Califor· YOU ARE IN DEFAULT ,RINCIETON •ICROW COurt/CMI OIVlslon. Sllld proper1y 11
1992
whlcll Is the business :orf•llld. The Fafthful Per· An ••elusive easement for Urban Development (HUD) nla e•ecuted by: GLORIA UNDER A DEED OF TRUST co., Al TRUITEE The !allure to tlmety fll• tor the f)UfPI*' °' r---------.. lday befo
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d orrNnee Bond thall r• 30 A I lo release Feder1I funds 0. FRANnSEN, AN UN· DATED 11/21/89. UNLESS t'l3S S S I d ' and eecurt I verified cltfm the oblig9tl0f'I FATA specified ~bov: sa e ale main In lull force and etlect S ulomob 11 Parking under Tltte I ol ltle Housing MARRIED WOMAN AS YOU TAl<E ACTION TO Blvd •20o ~pu :!.. • staling 1n Interest In the said Deect of T~~
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d · throi)gh lh• guarantee pe-paces appurten1n1 to Pa1· and Community Develop-SOLE OWNER. as Trustor. PROTECT YOUR PROP· • • 0 • ....... property In the Superlc>f I
Frenk Fete, 83, ate June 3, t992 rloa:-as specified In the eel A localed In the " Ease, ment Acl of 1974 (Pl 93. WALTER F. FARLEY, AN ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT lea, CA 90041 T•I• Court will rt1ult In lhe aes and uperl99S o
OBITUARY 888
resident of Costa JPERRY O. HOWELL general condltlon1. ment Area" (the Nottheasl· 383) fC>f the 1992,t993 fls, UNMARRIED MAN, as Ben-A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU phone Numben Cit St property belno decl1rtd or Tt~:::o~I: ~
Mesa. passed away ubllshtd Newpo"' e--DISTRICT reserves erty 18.00 feel of Lot 58 01 cal year project: eliclary WILL SELL AT NEED AN EXPLANATION 87N08S, KATHLEEN ordered rorlell 10 the Stale
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June 4, 1992. Mr. B11ch·Cosla Mesa Dally the right 10 reject any Of au Tract No. 3201 ) IS shown 1. Housing • Land acquls PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE OF THE NATURE OF THE HERRERA of C1lilornl1 and dislrib· r,:'88 T~::r 11
Fala Is survived by Pilot June 9. 1992 bids Of lo waive 1ny . Ir· on a map iecorded In Book tillon lor 11tordable hous· HIGHEST BIDDER FOR PROCEEDING AGAINST pub 11th 1 d N 1wp0 r1 uted pwsuant to Ille prov!-Eaec:uli~e Vtee 8P:! his sons Johnny and T5l6 regulanlies or lnlorm1li11es 130 pages 25 lh h 30 Ing and a community cens CASH. (payable al time ol YOU. YOU SHOULD CON-Beach·Cosla Mesa Daily slons of Health and Safety 830t Corbto Awoue
Marlo, daughter Ev• ---------In any bids Of In Iha bid· • roug ter ($54,311· $264 063 HUD slle In lawful money ol lhe TACT A LAWYER. COde Section 11489 witll· · lyn, and gtand, PUBLIC NOTICE di09. of Miscellaneous Maps, Section 108°Loa.n)' United States by cash • 3153 COUNTRY CLUB Pilot Mly 26• JUM 2, 9, out further nollce Of hell· ~~2 Notltwldge, C.I
daughter Gemma As requ11ed by Section records of ta.id 01aoge 2. Public Facilities • lms cashier's check drawn b'y 1 OR . COSlA MESA. CA t992 lno. t
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Rosary Is scheduled NOTICE TO 1773 ol the Callrornla County, Including the ve-provements 10 Newport 11111 or nat1onll bank • 92t527 T494 Publlshed Newport ~Sltll92
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. CONTRACTORS labor Code, lh1 Direc10f of hlc~tar and pedestrian 1111. Men Glrls/Boys Club check drawn by a s1111 °' "(II 1 street add1ess Of Beach/Costa MtSI Diiiy 6129 S:~
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P.M . at Pierce CALLI NO the Decanment of Indus· fie of Granttt, its employ· (SI0,400) and Interval federal credit union, Of 1 common designation ol PUBLIC NOTICE Pilot June 9. t8, 23. t992 i--·--·-----l
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M FOR BIDS trial Ro aiioos ol the Slate ees' ants lnvJlees an House (510,400). check drawn by 1 slate or property Is shOwn above, BIC T517
1 s · 0 r1 u a r Y · School District: COAST of Calllornla has deter, h \9 • d 3. Homeless Assistance • lederal savings and loan no wa11a111y Is given as lo '
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Costa Mesa. Funeral COMMUNITY COLLEGE mined Ille generally preYail· ot ers more speclllcally de· Emergency housing trans· associallon. savings as· Its complolentn or oor· NOTICE OF PUILIC NOTICE i----C-P033&--.-~
services Wednes· DISTRICT Ing rates of wages In the scribed lheroln, to enter, por\atlon aid and' olher socl;111on, or savings bonk rtctnets)." The beneficiary PETITION TO NOTICE OF p~
day. 10:00 A.M., St. Bid Deadline: 2 P.M. 01 locality in which the Work walk upon, park and 1a1t emergency •Id to the specified ln section s102 ol under eald Deod of Trust, ADMINISTER Toee•ot T Joachim 's Catholic the 7th day ol Juty, 1992 is to be perto1med. Copies said easement area. as set homeless In the communlly lhe F1nanc1al Code and a1>-by reason of a breach or ESTATE OF: NOTICE OF 0 AOMINISTE
Church. Interment Place ol Bid Receipt: or. ol lhest wage rate determl· forth in Grant ol Easement (SS,400.FISH: $6,849-SPIN: thonzed to do t>uslness In dolaull in the obligations WARREN LEALAHD TRUSTEE'S SALE ESTATE OF!
wlll follow at Good 11ct ot Oareclor ol Purchas· nalions. en11Ued PREVAIL· ol olf·slle parking a rea-St,550-S.C. Soup Kltchon). 1h1s Slate.) Ac AT THE secured thereby, hereto-REEKER TS. 18254 Marv K. cerrol Shepherd's Cem· Ing, Betty BaldWln. Coast ING WAGE SCALE, Ble ment recorded July 9 10 temporary housing and MAIN (NORTH) ENTRANCE lore executed and deliv· CASE NO AtM383 GUINTHER n138t·9 CASE"NO. A1842
otery. Huntington Communiry College OiSs malntalned al lhe DISTRICT 1 · counsellng (S9 75t,O c In· TO THE COUNTY COURT· ered to the undersigned a • On June 23. 1992, II 1000 To al Beach. tract. 1370 Adams Avenue, office located 11; t370 1981 n Book t4l35, Page terfailh Shelter;' s1 ,5s(,..c) c HOUSE, 700 CIVIC CEN· written Otclaratloo of O.. To'" h9'rt, beneficl11ies. AM ShMllon LIMlll'I Hunon beneldariea,
Costa Mo11. CA 92626 Ad1ms Avt . Costa Mesa. 1145, Official Records. Homeless Issues Tuk TEA DRIVE WEST. SANTA faun and Demand lor Sale, f'edllort, conllngent Credi· Trull Deed S.W:., Inc , a1 conllntent ~ =========~I Pro11c1 ldentlll c:allon CA 92626; Physlcal Faclll· A leasehOld as creeled by Force: SS,OSO.YMCA Hotel ANA, CA all nghl, 1111e and and w"nen nol1ce of de· :~ pe~sons who may Trust• 0t SUC:CllllOf Trutt .. penons who •
---------.. 1 Name· 01ange Coast Col· 1111 Planning, and are avail· tllat certain lease dated lor Homeleu Women· in101est conveyed to and l1u1t and ol election 10 the WtllM 1ntereslt!tln °' Sl.aUIJled TMIN, ot 11111 othetwlle be In
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lege Robert 8. Moore Th• able lo any 1ntores11d party June 1. 1964. euc:vted by S4.000·Human Options)'. now held by 11 under said cause lht undersigned to 01• WA't{ "
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• Of h, Clnairl Deed ot Trust e.-ecueo "" wll Of -.. or H MPSON a111 Renov1hon: Bid i1601 upon request. The Conlrac· The Irvine Compeny a and employment counsel· Deed ol Trust In the props sell said propeny 10 1a1lsfy REEKER REN LEAL.ANO by George E Gui,,.,_, JR of: Maiy K. Cift.Oi
Ledyc e Arl•n• Placa Plans all on File: !,°'shallpost•copyofthls West Virginia Cc>fpoiation ing(S1,0SO-YWCAHolellor erty situated in said sa1dobllgo11ons,andthere-A PETITION hi bee Ind Tam.,• I< Gutrcher. A. PETITION hM Thomp son, 78,
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Office ol 01rec1or ol Physi· ocumtnl 11 each )Ob site. 18 • Homeless Women) agen· County, Cahlcm\la dtscnb-aller ll'le undersigned fled b C s n tubend Ind wire. and fled by Ncrllem T 30·year resident of cat Facllltles Bill Haines The Contractor and any as SSOI, and Sandy D. cies coordinallon is1 ~so-Ing the land therein· caused said notice of de-
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Y RAIO M. REEKER recorded~ 19, 1aee a1 ~ NA. In
Costa.Mesa, passed Coast Com~unlty College subcontractor undor It shall Moss and Mary M. Moss. O.C. Homeless Issues Task Parcel 1: t:lnit 38: 1n the fault and ol election 10 be ~ C~ROliN ~ REEl<ER 1!'1 lnalnlmenl no M-4'36.o. Suoeriof Court
away June
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Dlslrlc:1: 1370 Adams Av· P~Y not less thllll the spec, husband and wife, as les· Force). City ol Costa Mesa. Counly recorded February 24,
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u1>9ror ourt of Cah· Offlcoal Recx>rdl ol OrlnQe Calffomla. County
In Newport Beach, enue, Costa Mesa, CA if19d prevalllng rates ol see, and recorded July 9, 4. Social Services • Meal of Orange, Stale or Califor· 1992 as lns11. No. 92·
1°T~:· ~~7~~~ ORANGE. County, C1lilom11. Ind ORANGE.
CA. Mrs. Thompson 92626; 714/432·5707 wages lo all workers em, t964 In Book 7127 page services ror needy home-nia. as shown on that cer· 108711 In Book Page of th t CRAIG re~uests Pl"lllnl lo ltlll ~ NOllC9 THE PET
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years as NOTICE IS HEREBY p~oy~d In the execution ol 40 ol Olliclll R~cords bound elderly (S18,000. taln Condominium Plan re-Ott1clal Records In the ol· c:nOLYN l.~·\~~~E~Rt! ol Oetaull and Election IO s.tl ~· flat
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f GIVEN lh•I the above-I • ontract. upon and subject t 11 j FISH. S12.500·S cs) corded May 3t, 1977 1n flee ol the rec01der of Or· t~ ~ ~ Trwt ol Clllitomi&.
11 esperson or named School District ol No !>Jdder mar. withdraw 0 1 0 counsehng 1nd crisis in1or'. Book 12219. Page 1875 ol aogt county; appoinltd 11 perSOMI rep-2, 1892 • n1t.Nmen1 no {SoocMlot·ln-k'l .. ,..t
See's Candy, and Ofange County. California. an(iny bid for• penod ol shcty ~~ovlslons therein coo-venllon tor subslanc:e Olllclal Records ol Ofange Said S•le will be mado. ~~=-~~~:.~·~, 1~ ;d':"sler 92~11 . ot OlllQ8J Recordl Truat S.Mc:9 c4
was a member of 1e11og by Ind through' Its 60) d1y1 after Ille date set · abusefs and ttoubled youth County. Cahlornla. but ~1thout covenant °' 1 oe ent. of Hid Counly, Wll IMld« and be l!ppOinted u
the South Coa1t Governing Board. hereinaf· fc>f the opening ol bids. Said 18111 was emended (St,550-CCA: Sl,550-YMCA Parcel 2; An unchvided t/ w3rranly. express or Im-t~~ P;JIT\~:>N ~equests purauant 10 slild 0..0 of T,,. ~live
Christian Church. ter referred to as "DIS. Arfpeyment bond and a by 1n instrument dlltd De-Center lor F1m1ty Counsel· 64ltl Interest In and to lot 1 plied, rega1d1ng title pos· cod cl~ 11 on
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bew ';} .•nd Ill• public aua.on lor CMfl. adminia'8t fie
She Is survived by TRICr', will receive up to, pe ~mance bond thall be cembef t9, 1966, eatcuttd Ing). or Tract No. 9083. m the session, °' encumbranoes. 10 1
• ~ • m1tted lawU mcney ol the un.eo the ~nt
Gerry Thompson of but not later than the requ111d prior lo execu1100 by Irvine lndusttlal Com· All projects are open lo Cil)I ol Costa Mesa. Couoty 10 pay lhe remain~ pr1nc.. probltt will and SI.._ cl Atnttlca •the NOllll THE PET
Palm Desert. Arlene above·slated time, sealed f' Ille contract and thlll be ptox 1 Cahlornla C01poia low-moderate income per· of Orange, Stale of Cahlo1· pal 1um ol lht no11(s) s• :Y .~=• are, •v:•ri: "°"' 11'11tanoe 10 the Courwy ~ lie
Bock of Thousand bids tor the award of a n lhe torm set forth In lhe i ' S · sons citywide nia, as per Map Recorded cured by said deed of ion n I
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CounhouN. 700 C.ll'C Cit11• WU and codlcla If Oaks. a sister In contract for the above contract documents. ~on. andy D. Moss and An Environmental Review in Book 393. Pages 5 and Trust, with inletest IS In kept by the c:out'\ Onw W.11, Saris Ana. be admlt1*t to ,.fo Idaho. six grandchll· p10Jec1. ·Pursuant lo Section 22300 Mary M. Mou, recorded Record (ERR) hlS been e ol M1scenaneout Ma pi, said note prolilded. ad· THE PETITION requests C1litorn11 ti flll ogl'll. Mii and TM Wil find #IY
dren and five great· Bids shall be received In ol lhe Publlc Contracl December 22, 1966 In prepared for the piojects In the office of the County vances. II 1ny. under tne avthOflly to adminlSlor the .,..,... conwyeo 10 ll'ld now •• alldatM
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, 1111 place Identified above Code, the contrae1 wtll con· Book 8134. page 770 or Of· ldenlllled by the City ol Recorder ol said County terms ol 111d Deed ol estate Under ltle lndepen-Mid by• under Mid Deed OI ~In fie •
tall on Is scheduled and shall be opened and lain prollislons permitting llclal Records. Newport Beach which doc· together w11h all lmprov~ Trust, leos, charges end ~.~: ~~hiN~llon °~• TNll an the proptrty tl\Ullled'" by fie court.
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w d d publicly read aloud al ltle the successful bidder to A.P.N. NO. 427·15t.12 uments ll'lal the project• menls thereon, ex~ptlng expenset or the Truslff wlll ~110 c ·1,,.
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tut, 11\1 Mid Counly and Siii• THE PiT Ju~e 10~ fr~~s Nooay~ above·slalld time and sub1,111u11 secullliet for 1ny Tht slttet tddreH and lrl categorically ewc:ludtd therefrom Condominium and of lhe ltuslS created restnllt~I 1 pe1rs.ona: rep. dMo'lOed U ~-a~ pl<1c1 mon!es w11t1held by the lrom soma NauonaJ Enlli· Unlit t Uuough 64. located by ta1d Deed of Trust. 1 o 1 ... 1 m1ny Lot 17 ol TrKt No t5'°· in ~ lie
to 5 00 P.M. at Har-Th&rt will be a $100.00 Ols11ic1 to ensure performs other common cfHlgnatlon, ronmental Polley Act llloreon. Said sale will be held on: KtlonJ w1lhoU1 obtaining theCll)'ot Cotta..._, Courwy undw the ~
bor Lawn Mortuary. depos11 1equlred ror each ance under Iha coniract. If any, of lht rtaJ property (Pl91·190) rtquiremtnls EXCEPTING FROM 1 por· June 17, t992, el 1:30 pm clngoutt approval Btlore lak· ol OrWIQI. Ste .. ot Cllltomoa. Adrrinistrallon of
Funeral Thursday, 111 of bid documents. Ra-Each bid submitted In re-descnbod above Is PUI· this ERR Is on Ille at the flon of said Lot all cwdt In the lot>by 10 lhe bu1ld1og certain very Important 81 P• Map RICDlded f'l Bo<* Ad. (TI\19 ~
2.00 P.M. al Harbor lund wij\ be granled to sponse 10 this No11ct shall potted 10 be: 3723 BIRCH following address: 3300 011, petroleum, gas. brea loc.altd al 60t South i..w.s actions, howlYtr, lhe P9'· 4', Pege ~t ol MllC8bneOl.9 tkYw fie
Lawn Memo r I a I Gtne1al Contractors only contain, IS • bid Item. Id· STREET. NE w po RT Newpor1 Boulevard, Ad· asphaltum lllld all kindred Street. Orange, Ca.hlornla ~I :~H&f\1411\11 will ti. Mipe. "' the Olla 01 lht representaM to
Chapel. with burlal for two (2) sets (maximum} equate 1hee11og, shoring, BEACH CA 926fl0 vanc:e Planning • 2nd Floor substances and other m1,,. 92668 equir
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give no11te lo Courwy ReoOIOtt ol said man::i9done
to follow al Harbor returned 1n good condition and bracing. or equivalent The u~ r 1 Newport Beach. CA. ' erals under and In to1d Al lht IJrne or the Initial lnttrtsted persons unleu Counc)' ob court
lawn Memorial Park. within Ion days alter the method, foi the p101ec11on e s gned Trustee No further enwonmental land t•cepl lhe nghl 10 use Publication ol lhls notlee they have waived notice Of The .,.. ~ or Oll'ltf Bekwe king ot
In lieu of nowers. bid opening date. of lift and limb In trenches disclalms iny llablhty lor 1eYlew of the pro eel is pro-any portion of lha 1urtace the total llTIOunl ol the un: consented 10 lhl proposed c:onvnon dellgnalorl ot alld lmpoNlnt
donations may be In accordance with the and opon ewcavalion, any lncorrec1ne11 of the of posed prlOf 10 t~1 request ot Ille land fOf d11lhng op· paid balance or lht obllg• acuon > The Independent propeny 315 Colleen Pllct how.¥9f, the
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the American provisions or Calilornie which shall conform lo •P· the street addr111 and for release ol Federal eralions, mining or quarry· tJons secured by ltle above ::mlnlsttalion authority ~111 Costa MIM. CA 92&27 repteeentallve Wll cancer Society. Ser· Publjc Contract Code Sec· pllcabl• saltly orders. other common dtslgnatlon. funds. Ing of 111 kinds. Including dtscr1bK deed of trust granted unlen en Inter· N1m1 Ind aoaress ol the '9qUWed eo QIYe
vice• directed by uon 3300. lh• District r• Governing Board, if any. shown herein. Comments to Granl Rt· but not ••elusive of on well and esumated cos1s. tX· ~·~~:n S::'1~ 11111~11 an o~ beneliolty 11 liitlOle req..-~ .. led petSOne
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w n _ quires lhat the bidder pos-81 Alfred P. Fernen-The total irnounl ol Ille c!pients. drllllng. 011 development pensee. and aclvances Is show• oocf po
1 °;! •n lhe •ale It being conclUcl.o ·-.1 haw waNed no
Mount Olive Mortu, sess lhe following clas· dez, Ph.D., Chancellor, unpaid balance ol the obli· :'All interested 1genc1es, mining operations logtlhe; $83,761.83. court t~ld c:~· w r :~e si--ton LlhmAn HUllon ~led la fie
ary, Costa Mesa. s1ficat1on of con1rac1or's Ii· Coeat communlfy Col· gallon secured by th groups, or Individuals dis· w11h the use ot..sald s.urface It Is pouible that at the llJlhOf'~t gran
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MOltQIQt Corporll'°'1 CIO :rt'tion. 11'!_ ~ cense al lhe lime thal the le • 1 agreelng with tither ol the IOI Oii wells. tanks. hJnn.ls tlme of aalt the opening A H R. . ~ Llhmln HUl!on \-8.-J •
540·5554. contract rs awarded: g property lo be sold and 1bove !WO 1ct10ns art 1,,. mining ucav1lion1 o; btd m1y be les-s than the ING on
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pet•· MOf10IOI COrpOll!IOfl 4tao be grwiled
----------'IA G1ne11I Engineering Published Newport reasonable e11lm1ted v1ted to submit written shahs provided, however, total 1ndeblldness dlA. ~till~ held on JIJLY 2. Hallmlltt PlltkWlly. Sen ln1-.. '9d pertOn
Contractor, B General B11ch·Costa Mesa Dally costs, expenses ind ad· comments fc>f consider· the same sh.ii not be col)-Datt: 5128192 · ~ 111 ~5 P.M. In Oe~t. Bemardtno, CA 92407·HNl:t ob~n lo the
Building Conltactor P~ot June 9, 16, 1992 vances at the lime ol the 1tion. Pleue 1peafy wtucll •trued to prohibit slant d11U· T.D. SERVlCE CO ... Ceni:"6 •tv 7<:° SCivte OortaiOtll 10 lht lbo\118 ri ahowe aood
PUBLfSH: June 9 and T514 lnillaf pub~callon ol the No-ol the proposed ac1lon1 Is Ing or such other op. PAHV, •• .. fd Trv.tH Ana CA 9~1 15
• •nla Pf'OP'ltY may be OOlloned by why the courl' lhould
June 16, 1992; WALK lice of tale is· 5852 275 79 being addressed. Such tr11i0ns which In no way •r 'r•ncH O.Petma' IFYOU OBJECT TO he~ same In 'Mlling grant lleautiOlfty, THROUGH· June 18 1992 PUBLIC NOTICE I dd . • . . WT1tlen comments Wiii be UH or In any war affect IN a I t s I • l trom tht llentfoCl#Y •tlWI 10 A HEARING on al 9·30 am . BID 'oATE· n a it.on to CHll. the received at 1h• Cit of turfac:t rights o Uld land .. 1a • ant eoretery, g11nting of the pehtion. you de)'• trom ltll ''" ~oon pe~ wil be he6d
July 7. 199i 81 2 p.m; CPP 1713~0 T~stee w111acc:ep11 cash-Newport Beach Plaki and which do not enter 801 South Lewi• St., •hould appe1r 11 the hear· ofltanOllDI J""9 25. 19i2 al
BOARD DATE: July 22 T.F. NO. 88221 ltr • check drawn oo a Department on or bel~ 111d land al 1 point ten Orange, CA 92881 ~ 1 •nd 'W' your ob-Slid Mle WIJ be made P.M. In Dept 3A locet 1 '992 . YOU ARE IN DEFAULT slate or national bank, I August 7, 1992. All IUCh than 500 Itel to Hid SUf• l114t 385-4700 )ICton• Of 1• written Ob-w'tlhcM c:ovenarn OI Wllflllly. 700 CMc Center
No payment shall be UNDER A DEED OF TRUST check drewn by a ttale or written comments 10 re-face. as res&fVed by Adi IF AVAILABLE THE EX· ruont with the cou be-·~ Ot llnj)llfd, M lo 11111, W•I, P.O. Box t
mado lor work or malerlal DATED December 8, 1983. federal credit union or 1 ceived will be contldertd M. Hess In Deed recorded PECTED OPENIN9 BID ,:~. h,:•1~ 1Y
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IP· °' 411'1o.Mnbtanoee SanlFta YOAna. CA 92702
under the contract unleu UNLESS YOU TAKE AC. check d b and the City of Newport May I, 1959 In Book 4695 MAY BE OBTAINED B Y n pe 10 SlhS!'i lht unpejd bDlonce
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and unlll the Registrat of TION TO PROTECT YOUR fedtfal r:.w;ng: ~atel or Beach wlll not request the P1ge 94 of Olll cl1i CALLING THE FO" ,OWY °rFb~~u~~~o:C~EDITOR dUe on the ncu Mand by fie grantinQ ol the petl
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MOUNT OUVI ~·~ C?ltpel • C'9mlllOty
DISTRICT lhal the CON-SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. ass~cl1llon,. savings H· take 1111y admin1str1Uve ec, The llrttt lddren and ING TELEPHONE NUM· Of I cont1ngen1 creditor of S157,98S)4 plul the IOllowlllO and &tllte "®"'"'"' _,,,. to ,,,. PROPERIY, IT MAY BE °"' "''"' of f-•· ""''" ~ ""'°''" -. ""' ._ ol '""' '° "' ~kl -II al
TRACTOR was prof)efly i· IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA-soc1atlon or savings bank tlon on the p1ojec:t PllC>f 10 other common dlslgnallon, BERS ON THE DAY BE· the ~~utd, ~ must rile •i.n.aled CCIII, 11peM• and Cl( file
censtd at the tJme the con-NATION OF THE NATURE spec11lK In Section 5t02 IN dale 1pec:illK In ttle if any. of the real property FORE THE SAL.E: (714) =~Um ~•I lheh COUit ldVancN • the lnle oC the wtll !ht
lrec:t WIS awatded. Any OF THE PROCEEDING of lhe Financial Code and preceding sentenc:e. deSCflbed above It pur· 385-4837 Of (2t3) 627-41165 IONI ,.~,:~~Ito,~. pet• Nial putlllcallOI\ of lhlS N«aot be .. heeltng.
CONTRACTOR not so U.. AGAINST YOU. YOU authorized to do bullnen Objee1ion1to HUD: ported to be: t04<t WEST· TAC 48894 OOlnted b the
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"ACFIC VIEW censtd IS 1ubj9C1 to penals SHOULD CONTACT A In this at•le In the event The Clly ol Newpon WARD WAY, COSTA Publlehed Newport four montts from~ ~dllhrn '-Ind ootlS 111 ttle ""°""' P8!!0"1F «bnouh •lllOllllAL I'·-hes undor tht law If the Ii-LAWYER. Beach will undert1ke the MESA. CA 92627 "
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alt of l217S 51 , plus lnllfllll on Y01f ARE """ cense classiflcahon spec!-Notice of lender other than cash 11 proJeci dtscr1bed lbove The ~ned TrultH BelCh·Costa Me11 011ty of llrtl luuance ol lettlfS lht UflPlld pnnciPlf tl9llnCIMl CREDITOR °' '=.~ ~=~ fied h119'nabove ls that ol Ttutt••'• Iii• accepllld lhe Trust11 m.ty w11h COBO l\Jndt from the dlscl1lm1 t.ny llat>1h1Y for Pilot Mey 28, June 2, t. !f ':'i:'dc!: :~tic::' 9t00 I V9nlt* tn1.,.1 r111 lrOm OOtlUngenl ~ ol
"Sovvrg AU Faulu"
1625 Gisler
Costa Mesa ........
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p-• .... vi-.....__ • "1peclolty contr•c101" 15 Under Offd withhold Iha Issuance of U.S. Depanment of Hou•• 1ny lncorrectneu of Ille 1992 Code The
11mt•1 ro:~te N~ber t . 11181 10 dlle OI deoe .. ed. ~ m»t _,,,.. -..,m. defined In Section 7058 ot t T tt\41 TruslH't Deed unhl log and Urben Develop, tltffl address and other T496 111 •
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Of iling •ale. '*-Ian.led •• ~ cWln Wflh the ....,.,,., 8Hctl the C1lll01ni1 business and 0 ruit funds bocomt avallabl• 10 menl (HUD) under Tiiie 1 of common designation II c me wall not lllPlll be-~. Ind ldVIOC9t lht ilnd "*' a copy IO .......... l.,.••••~I Prol11slon1 Codi, the ape· Nohe• I• ~reby given Ille p1y11 or endorsff 11 a the Houefng and Com-•nr. shown herein. Said PUBLIC NOTICE lor• lour months from th• bet\el!Qlly • IUlhoriled or ~ l'9Pf P' cl1l1y conlrsctor 1warded that SERRANO RECON· matter or righl. munity Development Act of 11!1 win be made. bul with• ~::ring dlt• noticed obllg•.010 PIY ptlOlloMle ~tad by lt'te
... -·-· the Contlcl for this Work VEYANCE COMPANY, a S I 1974. Tilt City of Newport out covenant Of warranty 175721 YOU. M YOU ARE ., OEFAUlT wlfttn four monh Riii 1t1an ilsell constM 1 m1for· C1hlornla corporation 11 b; d ~:i, wm be madt, 8e1ch 11 cett1rytng 10 HUD IXP<ts• or Implied, reg11d: Trustff Sele 1111 kept :Yylh~~~~f lhe UNDER A DEED OF TRUST =:::-ol ht laeua llU .... ,, "V ol lh• Work, In liC· 1ru11 .. , or aucceuor WI coven1nt or lhll l<evln Murphy, In hit Ing l1tle-, possetslon. or.,,. No. 92·T0211 ., 1 · Uou DATED August II. 1eee U PfOY!dtd
Monuary * Chapel cord1nc1 Wtlh the prOYI· truslte or IUblllluttd warranty, t11press or Im-oHlclal CIP•cilY 1• Cily cumb<t.nc.es, to pay lhl ,., NOTICE OF ~ •.:::on nlerHI I~ UNLESS YOO TAKE ACTION ~ 9100 of
Ctemetlon slons of Calilornle Busl-trust"• pursuant to the plied, regardlf'g 11111. pos· MINlger, consent• 10 K· malnlog principal aum ol TRUITllE'I SALi wuh the c~ufor":L R 'fo PROTECT VOUR ~~ Ptobew ne11 and Professions Codt Deed session °' enc:utnbrencH cept IN jurltdlclJon of the lhe note(s) securK by Uld YOU AAE 1 kv S lat • PROPERTY. IT MAY BE .,,. kW Nino
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110 BroedW•y s:itlon 7059 3723 ~~~~· s-;::uled by 10 aal1sfy the lndebledne~ Federal COUl1t II an 1c:t1on o.ed of fnist. wilh Inter-est UNDER A DEE~ &n~~~~ 3::~1l1og :,ec an =:: SOLO AT A PU8'.IC SALE If ..... =· berof• ~.::=-pleledw:.~hl:ur:, ~~':; SOCIATES, A c~~~~ MC\JrK by llld o.ed, ad> ~~~'..'0,., ~~C:3!, r: =~~ .. ~). :':=: •. ~ DATED 9118/90. UNL£SS Ind 1ppralsal Of •ttlll .. ~~AT~EED OF T~ = nOCiced ..::. .
......... 111111torly (240) conttcutlvt LIMllED PARTNERSHIP, Vll"IC•I thertundef, 1iwolll In-envlronrnenlll f9111ewa, d• any, under Lill lttms of the YOU TAKE ACTION TO Mtl or of any petition °' NATURE OF THE YOU MAY
da.,_ f1om the time of the Recorded December 30, 19"11 81 provided therein. clslon miking and •ctlon. Detd of Trust estimated ~~W,Wl.A~~~Rscf&0t.; ::=11::0 ~~cJ: P..ac:EEOINO AGAINST the• '-PC bV l'9
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and lh,1t thUt r• rtes, chargt1 and ell· A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU lornll Prot>ale Code A A ~.r.. YOU SHOlA..O you .. • tPonslblht111 have bHn penees ol the Trust .. Ind NEED AN £X t S • I-~tAOl A LAWYER ~ In 918 utlelled. The legll atfecl ol of lru••• Cttlled by •lld 0 P\.t\NATION Quell Ot peclll Not~ DATEO Mlty to. 1982 you ,,,., ....... !he
lh• certlflc:1uon 11 lhll Dtad ot Truat, IO·Wlt: p F THE NATURE OF THE form 11 1vallabl• ftOITI lhl ~ Letwnln HUion • tof'tMI ........
upon Its approvll, the City ~~.02e.e3 fltlmlttd y AOCEEOINGS AGAINST court Clefk. tl'Ull 0..0 ~ W-0 M Sotdal N04lce ol "-
ol Ntwpott B••cl'I. m•y UI Acer'*' Interest Incl ad-T~~+ X~J..~~LO CON• Attomer ,., the~·"· TruetN a_.. A cllwllincl. of an lrwenay
the 8IOCk Grant fund• end dltiONI 1dv1nc:es if 1ny. On oe/ · tlonen l/tct1 Pfeeidtl'll, 4e80 Hlllmllrt! ~ ot --
HUD WI" hive Htl•lled ht will lncr1111 this flgwe PRINCei~2E~'c~6il~· I.AW OfftC• 0, flnway, San 8'mlRllno. CA_ OI Of any petition rffl)OMlbllltlet undef th• ptl()( IO Ille, • .. the duly •ppO(nted KIRK MolNTOIH •a.aM183 {71<4) ll0-4761, ecciowtl ... ~
NatJonal EllWOl'\mental Pol· The beneficiary under Trutl" undet' Ind putt. Ila w. ttTM aT. •XI MC1loft t250 ~
k:y Act of 1919. HUO Wiii ~ 0.td of Trust l\efeto-ln4 IO o.ed of Trl4t RI.Joe-COSTA •u. Jl#lla.•. tl.11N ~,,...
ticeet>t 1n objecuon to "' ..... eiec!M<I Ind ct.llYo • ,,. ... e ~ ~ ~ ~tot SMcW approval of 1M r•IMse ol «K to 1he uncletslgnld a corded on 09/25/90 H -1•11 ..._ PllOC torm le ••r.lib trom
f\jn(l9 and acc•ptaric. o1 wt.tten Otc1111t1on of o.-Doeum.nt No. 90-St°"°2 frt4) tl0-192'1 court clWtt.
the c:.rufiUtlon only lf lt It fault end OelMnd IOt Sale, of" Otf~tl Rec:'dt In the "ubll1hed Newport PUil.iC NOTICI ~ .. '91
on one '°' the foOowlog Ind • wrinen ~ oC o.. 0 IC• the ecorder of h1ch..Coata MeH 0-"Y ~ Y OOUl.O b1t11· laUll encl Elec1'on to w ~Ge County, c.tifet> Piiot ~ I 1 15 1982 YOU AM IN "'AULT IOWIM
1) That the ~11ric111on T'he undersigned c•uaed n1A:ecM1':1G~~~:= • • • Mm UNDIR A DllD OP 9TIV8UO..llQ.
Wit noc In flci eQQlted by Uld NOliee ot O.laull and WILL. SELL AT PUB c =~ DAffD 111Mt ........ ·-
lhe c.ttt1ly1ng officer Of (lechon to s.&l to be re-AUCT10N TO THE Ht~~ PUBLIC NOTICI YOU TAKI AC-11" P1loOf
:'hero.:C,";' He'o:"t,,.IClnt =~:!1~~:.;'~'Yio::: EST 81DOCR rOA CASH. K-Mni ~~~~AY •• ~.CA f~.1 1pp11unt'1 envl-end more thin three lf!Y~~';; 1~ tr:.~ NOTIC• OI' ••1IURI 80&.0 AT A flWUC IAU. ron~ll tevfew rec:0td for montht hive •1tled ~ Stat") at AT THE' MAIN f'URSUANT TO • YOU ,_., AN ID\A. the project lndlcalH oml .. euch record•tion (NOAfH) ENTRANCE TO NIAL.TH AND IUal'Y NATION 0/1 TMI NAl\N .Junia&, 10, 11. 1"2 aiOn of a requirK decltlOtl DATIDt .... ff tHE COUNTY COU COM UC Of' TNtl ~llDINQ'..--------J ftndlnG OI ett9 eppf1c:able IO CAL" POllSCLO. HOUSE RT· TIOM AQAINU YOU YO ~otecl In the 8ft~ SUR• HllMCll INC TCR DAIV~W~SMCT e~~A 1..!.4D'!f1T14U SHOULD CONTACT Repcintllg• It r r...,... proc: .. a. • •• .. • ~ • ...... ""' 1c• LAWY'IA r ~ must be Pf D 8 A IT AT• WI DI ANA. CA aW t1Qht, title and Of' INTS..-D Nena~ •
pered end tubfninK In,!. 'OlllCLOIUR• SI"· .,.,..,. .. , ~ 10 and POUllTUNI ,.,..,._, .. SAl.a ........... .
eotdane• With"" fequl(K YtCll, .... c.me .. ~":T~t· 111"': Mid PUll8UMT TO -,...... ..&..M.......... . pr-~-under 24 C,A .......... ~·· CA ptopo H···.... On June n •Ma I -.... . l'ltl M 75 of the lnltum 909J0.4'1Ge erly elh1111d In uld --·"MD "00 AM II.. . • ............ ... ~31MU1on A' found In IN T•l•,8'•n• NuMlleri ;c~~· 1~··~g~nl•7 ~ 11=,~= 4 ol ._ toO, ift h :W ~ ~ .... ..
111 tgtster Citied (7'4t ue.e... TAACT NO 4ec11 crrv Of' On , • • ........... IDcilMd .. >21 .. """""""
April ta. 1982'. TheM regu. JI N•tnt1 WOY' IR COSTA MESA, 'AS ~R m tth -r.::r ':• 1112. at I ·,.,_ a • lift ttia ~ ol 11'-.llL ~~~re •v:~=t iM TltUITU OPl'IC.. MAP AlCOAOl!O IN 800f( ton 9elch, C.:.,c,,.~ ~~~ =:.:-Or~.
of Newporto.;etch. oJ:_ 1 Publl•h•d Newport U,~J1~~1~~oM~g P":=m'"t>Kc·~~ • Shucuspu.0.0:::
110nt m•y be tlddl'etffd to .. ~..cotl• ...... D1dy A E c 0 A 0 s 0, T E . u""""""''; ....., • ~ Cofpot•
EnYlronmental Clftrance PllOt Jurw I. 11, 23, 1902 COUNTY A(~OfRS ~. ~~:o C~~VAO~CA: i..,,.. H ctutr appoinl
Ofllcer, u:.,~~ ISll FIC! "'SAID COUNTY. VtN 101,-1121S:..u..t: =:. = !Mt
Housing lltl W• ~ Th• ftUol C .. eef. .~wlot• llftOUnl of lhe NOVATfl CfllULA" .._... ic.ill ,.:-:: bf loulew'Wd. Loe Anoe-ftM -...--Nlence of IM otll-T[lfPHONI WITH MT·_.... ...... • • ..,..
, ~ 900,.,.-1, ,,,. moa1 eomptet\en-gallon MC"'" by 1t1e TCAY a cJOARme .-t.US. _..., .,_ ,,;,,.~ ~ to the ....... ~ and ~ aweo-prCJt*'Y 10 be tOld end lfAIM. NO 1•101:1~1 • ..,._NI •
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PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICU PUIUC NOTICll PUii.iC NOTICES PU1UC NOTICll PUii.iC NOTICU PUBLIC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICES
Jadl Jellotily lnG. PiMM concact IN Cltf Jadl :wtoeky Eric fiOii; Moe, 2323 Mar· M• J. lobeclc _......, ______ , Thll **"*" ... ~ or 1tme Bulldino. s.titty. This •1.,.,..,. was rii.d tery Thie ..... ,....,. ... PUIUC llOTICI ga11t °'·· NlwPof1 BNch, Th•• •i.t4Nntf11 ." filed PUILIC NOTICE
With the County Clettc of Ind Engineering DMllOn with Iha COYnty Cleoc Of ''*' with the County CWll ........ .. Cell!. 82663 with Iha County Cle<lc of Fl tlti.u ?'811~ County on May 14, MINQef. Orange C<>Ynty on Mey 14, r f ~'£0' County on .kN .......... ....... This bu1ln111 11 con· OrenQe Coun1y on May 8, 9uel:.H N:m. NANCY C . LACKY, 11192 • · ducted by: co-pettnert 1992
............. . Pl3tM7 CMC aMllAM RO.. ,.3tM• ,.3H 3• ......... nt Th• r1gl1trenl(1) com· '5:10782 lt•tHMftt
folowlng penon1 Publl111itd Newport Ba.en. INION H•UTY Publlsn.d Newport Bl•cll Publltll•cl Newport The Followtng l*IOnt menced to trenuct bull· Publisn.d Newport BHch-TM Following person•
dOil'll buelnff1 U ! Colle MeH Delly Piiot Publt.h.d Delly P~ot JUN Costa Me11 Delly P1lo; B11cll..Co1te M..a Delly ~·A=W~i.9~0LAR neH under Ille Achtlous Costa MH• D11ly Pilot May ·:~~~~T~=~~~s 1585
IUS"'IAL EASTLAKE June 2, 9, 18, 23, 1992 91 12, 1992 June 2. 9, 16, 23, 11192 Pll04 June 9• 18• 23• 30• PARTNERSHIP. 122 E. BuslneH. Name(e) Uslld 19, 26, June 2, 9, 1992 Sunllower Ave , Co11e TN~ LTD.;!~~· T·500 T513 T-499 1992· 1511 Oceenfronl, B•lboa, Cahl. ·=1:'o~:i.. T-465 Mesa C1'1I 921126
C t ~ N ' PUBLIC NOTIC• 926411 This 11e11~1 was Id.eel D1v1Cf Wampler, 22113 Fa.,. :;:;,1 ~•hf-::eeo-· 5 PUBLIC NOTICE PUILIC NOTICE PUILIC l&l\TIC• M11k T. FlaMagan, 122 e with the County Clet11 01 PUBLIC NOTICE v1111t •H. Costa Masa,
D i...n. '14 Cofpo-Flotltloua '1otlt'-··a Flctltloua nv 5 Oceanfront, B1lboa, Cahl Orange Counly on Mey 14, Flc11tlous Ca• I 92627 ..... .: u-..:....,. ..... • I -92161 1992 This but1n•u IS COn· r--. ·--............... h. .. ...... Nam. au.i...11 Name Bualft ... Neme F1ct1Ueu• SleYe Baugh, 208 Albert. •u•ln••• Name ducteef by en Ind ~•dual
f. t2teO St•t•ment Stat9"Mftt Statement •u•l-u N.-. Coste M1H, Caltf. 9~626 , FS:tteo4 Statement The reg1strenl(s) com· a. Kuhn, Jr .. 14 Cof. The Following PlfSOl\S Tn. Following persona TM Fonowing Plfac>l'IS StelMIMftl This busln111 Is con-Publi1n.d Newpo11 Beach· The Following PlfSons mef'ced 10 transaC1 bUSI·
••• Plue, Newport art doing buslneu as: are doing busineu es: are doing buslne11 u : TM FolloWing pe<SOnt duc:1ed by. a gtnerel part-Costa Me11 Deity Pdot May are doing bustnen es· ness under the F1C1ihous
Calf, 82ee0 NEWPORT JEWELRY LETIER CARRIERS FOR 720 GOLDENROD HOME· ere doing busln111 as: nerahlp 25, June 2, 9, 16, 1992 RIGHT·NOW DELIVERY, Business Name(s) l15lld
Proper1l11, Inc.,• MART, 219 Ent 17th DEMOCRATIC REFORM OWNERS ASSOCIATION, MAINTENANCE MANAGE· Tht reglstrant(s) com· T-491 10222 Stonybrook Or., abo~e on-Mey 1 1992 tfornllStCOf~~ilon, 333 Street, Colle Mes•. Celli. 618~ Begonia Coron• dei 720 Goldenrod, Corona clel MENT SERVICES. 24477 minced 10 transact ·buSI· PUBLIC NOTICE Huntington B11ch, Cahf. OaV1d Wampler ·
Hope '"" ..u le 4600, 92827 Mar, Calif. 921125 Mar, Calif. 92625 Malll1st1 Way, Leg11n1 Hilla, ne11 under th• Ficlltious 92646 This sta1emen1 was filed
PUILIC NOTICH
ftclHletUe
Bu•lneNN ...
Statement The Following penen1
,,. dorno b\N~u u .
DOLPHIN GROUP, 1521
Doris Lane, Newpotl Blach, Calif. 82«!60
Mark Lorenuen, 1a21
Dons L•"•· Newport
Beech. Calli.
This bu11ne11 11 c:on.
ducted by an lndlVtdual
Th• reg1str•n1(1) com-
menced to uenuct ~ nets Under I.hi F ic:t•I out
Business Name(s) llatld
1t>ove on: Apnt 15. 1992
Mark Lorentzen
This statement was lllld
with the Coun1y Ctlfk of
Orange County on Mey I , Ano••· Calif. 90071 Mo Ind Zerulll Yaldlzclan, Marc S. Herbert, 818~ e .. Keith Hosllel, 1300 Kings Cahl. 92856 Bu1lness Name(s) listed W1ll1am 0 Plumley, 10222 with the County Cltrk ot
11 bu1ln111 11 con· 1058 Balboe Avenue, Long gonla Corona del Mar Road, Newport Buch, Mark Stephen Hunt11, above on: Novembe< 1988 Flctltloua Stonybrook Dr .• Huntington Orange County on May 8 FS:t077l'
ed by: • limited P•rt· Beach, Cat11. 92651 Calif. 92625 ' Cehl. 92663 24477 Malviste Wey, La-Mark Flanagan BualneH Name Beach, Calll. 92648 1992 Published Newport Beech-
1992
1hlp Te.ml Uu, 4301 Ma1lon Av· Gaty Hoover, 1806 vuetta Pearl Sze, 1300 Kings gurt• H~I•. Clhf. 924556 Thia 1t1temen1 was lllod Stet1m9ftt This business Is con· FS30779 c D p M
• regl1trent(1) com· enue. Cypress. Calli. 90630 Grande, Long Beech. cem. Aoad, Newport Buch, Debbie Lynne Hun111, with th• County Clerk ol Th• following persons ducted by: an ln<:!Mdual Pubtished Newpon Beach· 1:'~~.~~: 2~~~ 1:; ay lo tranuct bl.Isl· Thie bu1ln111 Is con-90815 Cahl. 92663 2«n MeMst• Way, Le· Orange County on May 12 are doing business as: Th• reglstrenl(I) com· undlf the FlclilloYs dueled by: • Umlted part• LM Nldffs 19127 PIOnler This business 11 con-guna H1U1 Cahl. 92656 1992 ' SIUA SPOflT, 622 13th menc:ed 10 transact bus•· Costa Mes• Daily Pilot May ________ T_-4_6_9
slne11 Nem1(1) liatld ner1hlp 112. Mesli , Caltl. 90701 duC1ed by: an urnncorpo-Tills bu'slness Is con-FS31229 SlrHI, Hunllngton Beach. neu under lhl Ftc111ious l9, 26• June 2• 9, l992 PUBLIC NOTICE on: Febnwy 27. Th• reglstrent(•) com-This bu1lnt1s 11 con-reted assoclellon oth11 ducted by: husband end Publisn.d Newpo11 Beach-Cehl. 92648 Business Nam•(•) listed T-467 ---------
7 menced to trensact busl· ducted by· 1 general part· then• partnership wile C M Dally P M Christopher T. Ganz, 822 above on: May 28, 1986 Flctltloua nie1 D. Lane nes1 unde< the Fictitious nershlp · Th• reglstrant(s) com· The regislrant(s) com· 011• esa •IOI .ay 1311'1 Street. Huntington W1n1em D Plumley PUBLIC NOTICE BusJneaa Name
la 1ta11men1 was n1ea Buslnest N1m1(1) listed The regletrant(s) com· menced 10 trensact busl· mencld to transact bull· 245, June 2, 9, l6, 1992 Beach, Calif. 92648 TlllS 111tement was Med Flctltloui Statement h tn. County Clerk of above on: Merch 11, 1991 menced to 1ren1ect busJ. ness undar the Flelltlous ness under the Flct1t1ous T-485 Seth T. Matson, 2052 Har· wilh the County Clerk of
nge County on Mey 14, Michael R. Duntevle, Al· ness under the FlclillOYS Business Nemo(s) li1ted Bu1lness Name(•) listed PUBLIC NOTICE bor Isle, HB. CA 92648 Orange County on May 8, Bu1ln•H Name The Following person•
2 t0tney II Law Bu1lne11 Name(•) listed ebolle on: May 10, 1992 abolll on: Apra 21 , 1992 Tills bu1lnoss Is con· 1992 Statement 811 doing biysiness as: 0 F53t559 Thia 1t1temen1 was filed above on: Aprll 20, 1992 Pearl Ste Merk Hunter ducted by: a generaJ. part· F530770 Tile Following persons WASTE B RAIL. 224
bllshld Newport Blach· With the County Clerk ol Marc S. Herbert This statement was llled This statement Wit Med Flctltloua nershlp Published Newport Beach· are doing business as· Newport Blvd.. Newport
111 Mesa Dally Pilot Orange County on May 12. This 1tetemen1 waa llled with the County Clork ol with the County Clt1k or Bualn••• Name The r1glstr1111(1) :e· Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May PROMAAK GROUP. 183H ~~~cnh. ;~111Ll~2d6!1y, 2240 1 2 9 1e 23 1992 1992 with the County Clerk ol Orange County on May 12, Orange County on May 15, Statement menced to traiuact , I· 19 28 J ne 2 9 1992 Monte Vista. Costa MeSI. Newpol1 Blvd. Newport ' ' ' ' F53 t 225 Orange COYnty on May 8 1992 1992 The Following persons ness und1r tile Ficlll ous • • u · · Caltl. 92627 ---.,------~T.,..-4_9_8 Giibert, Kelly, Crowley & 1992 ' FS3t224 F531943 ire doing business as: Business Name(s) listed T-472 Laura Marie Vance 183H ~~~h, ;~;:n:~:631, con.
PUBLIC NOTICE Jennen. 712 South Parker F03:t0774 Published Newport Beach· Published Ne"".port Beach-:.~;n~~v~~~·e~~o~~~ ·~:~~NIA PUBLIC NOTICE ~:'.a92~;~a. Costa Mesa Cfuctod by: an ind1Y1Cfuet
CNSt04Jt3 t St .. Suite 310, Orange. Published Newport Beach-Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May Coste Mesa Daily Ptlol May Men, Calif. 92626 This atetement was filed Flctltloua This business 15 c:on· The reg1strant(s) com-
'lclltloua Calif. 92668-4702 Costa Mess Daily Pilot May 26, June 2, 9, 16, 1992 26, June 2, 9, 16. 1992 Edwin Kteus Associates w~h the County Clet11 of 8 1 N ducted by an individual menced 10 transact bUsJ.
9uslnesa Name Published Newport Beach· 19, 26, June 2. 9. 1992 T-487 -T-492 Inc .. • Cahlornla Corpora'. Ol'llngt County on May 12. u;t"~H •;n• The reg1str1nt(s) com· ness undet the Flctlt.ous
Statement Costa Mesa Daily Pilot May T-474 PUBLIC NOTICE hc>n. 2977 Jec:aranda Av· 1992 The Fo~lo~,,:n persons menced to 1ransac1 bus .. ~~~~e~~· :aayrr;~<~~iisted
Thi Followfng persons 26, June 2, 9, 111. 1992 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE enue, Costa Mesa, Cahf. F531227 are doing business as• ness under the F1c"11o..os John S l.mdsey
... ,~bu·'ness es·. . T-489x 8SC99t Fictitious 92626 Published Newpon Beach· CAPITAL COMPONENTS Business Name(s) hsllO This statement WIS filed
UVI .. Thie business Is con-C D 1 p . • aoove on. May 1, 1992 T H UYWOOD, 503 PUBLIC NOTICE CNS1042t32 Flctltloua BualMH Name ducted by: a corporation oste Mesa a1 y 1lot May 1617 Wes1cl1tt Or .• n os Laura Marlo Vance with the county Cflfk ol
d StrHI, Suite 200. Flctltlou1 Bu1lneH Na me Statement The reglstrant(s) com-26, June 2. 9, 16, 1992 Newport Buch, Calll. This statement was hied Orange County on May 8,
w ort Beach, Celll. PUBLIC HURINO BualneH Name Statement The Following persons menced 10 transact busl· T-490 9l~n P nkas 1617 West with 1"8 County Clerk ol l992 FS3077,
NOTICE Statement Th~ follo~lng persons are doing business as: ne11 under the Actitious PUBLIC NOTICE 11'11 0
1
1208 N • 01ange County on May 8. ck Jal<osky, 503 32nd CITY OF IRVINE Th• Following persons are doing businese as: GE·WEAR. 503 31st St .. Business Name(s) listed c rc. 1 Geo ewpon 1992 Published Newpon Beach·
Mt, Suite 200• Newport NOTICE IS HEREBY a1e doing business as: AGC COURTHOMES, Newport Beach, Calll. above on: N/A Flctltloua Beach, 11' · 92 F530781 Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Mey
•ch, Calif. 92663 GIVEN that '/ubllc hear· JT SANTA MAAIA, LTD .. INC .. 20 Corporate Plata, 92663 Helen Klaus, Vice Presl· Bualnell Name Jhis d ~uslner~ 1~ ~on-Published Newport Beach-19, 26. June 2. 9, 1992 ry Heckett, 3 Upper Ing will be htl by the City 503 32nd Street, Sult• 200 Newport Beach. CA 92660 Denis Allred LeRoche 17 dent ucte y. an n iv1 ua C M O I P IM T-470
wport Pleu. 2nd CAoor, Council or the City ol ll\lfne Newport Beach, C1111: RGC COURTHOMES, Hopkins. Irvine. Calll. This statement was filed The ~:;1~~;1ng•ntpersons ~~~ce:i'~~st~~.n,!!!~1 ~~: osia esa 81 Y 110 ilY --------'--....;.
w ort Beach, ehl. on the 23td ol June 1992, 92663 :Ne .. :o Cchlomi•, co;t>~· 92715 With lheCoCounty CIMerk ol are doing business as: ness under the F1c111ious 19, 26 June 2 9, 1992 Buy IL Sell It. Find It.
T k 503 32 d at 6:30 p.m. or as soon Jack Jakosky, 503 32nd ~on. rt B or~c: 92660 . James Michael Gaydos. Orange unty on ay 8, (a)MEOICAL ELECTRONIC Business Name(s) llstcct,__ _______ T_-4_6_8 ____ c_1a_1_s1_n_e_d_. --
uc er, n lhert•lt« u possible In Street, Su111 200, Newport ewpo eac • 1916 Ayon Circle, Costa 1992 DATA NSURANCE CLAIMS bo . M 5 1992 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES :~ ~lr :0&63 Newport lhl City ot 1rv1ne Coty Coun-Blach, Cahl, 92663 d::d :u.s~n:!s ~!~on-Me~a. ca111 •. 92626 FS30772 SERvlcEs (b)MEDICS. 's1;! 0~.n.,,;/ '
• · ctl Chambers, One CMc: Lany Tucker, S03 32nd y. po Th11 business ls con-Publlshed Newport Beach· 10436 Teal circle Fountain This statement was filed 1~ b~~l~·=~rsal ~:~ Center Pl1a, lrvlne. Cafi· ~~~ ~~:tr f2~3 Newport rJ:.~edr •t~ 1 S,:!~sne'c1 cb~';. duct~ by: 8 general part· Costa Mesa Daily Piiot May Velley. Cal1I. 92708 ""'" the County Clerk of .-------------------.
ship · ::=j~,•s::i':i.Jn w~,e~ Thie 'bu~lnen Is con· ness under the r1cli1lous T'~! ~e islrant(s) com· 19, 26. June 2, 9, 1992 Mae J. Loback, 10438 Teal Orange County on May 8, lllT1CE If ~-Pfll:Y
• registrant(•) com· property located~! 15441 ducted by: • llm1ted part· business name or names menced ~o transact bust· T-466 g1Wii21~guntaln Valley, 1992 F530789 Grace Lutheran Elementary School and Grace Id lo transac:t bUsl-Alsace Street constitutes a narshlp fisted above on May 1. ness under the FIC1illous 8 1 ·
• unde< th• Fictitious ubllc nulssnce the abate-The reglstran1(1) com· 1992 Business Name(s) listed PUBLIC NOTICE Thos business Is con· Pubhshed Newpon Beach· Lutheran Preschool of Huntmgton Beach, CA admits
1ln111 N1me(s) listed ~•nl of which is approprl menced to transact busl· RGC COIJRTHOMES. INC. above on• N/A Flctltloua1-dTucted by:I an lnd)~11dual Cos1a Mesa Daily Pjlot May Students ol any race. color, national and ethnic origin
•on: July 14. 19811 ate under the police powe; ness under 1111 Fictitious Ruth G. ~vans Its Secre· James M Gaydos B I N ht reg straot.,. cbom· 19 2e June 2 9 1992 to all. Ule nnhts, pnvtleges. """"rarTIS and activities
SELL B 1 N e(s) 11 led Thi · rll d u1 n••• •m• menced 10 transact us1-• • • • "" ..,"ll ol th• City n 1ccord1nce us ness am s Classified Is..... s s1a1emen1 was e Statement ness under the Flct111ous T-473 generally accorded or made available to students It
with th• provisions ol Sec· above on: May 15• 1987 c 0 N v E N I ENT With lhe County Clerk 01 Th F II Business Name(s) listed PILOT CLASSIFIED the SChoOIS It does not dlS"nmina:te on .... A basis of llO IV ' 102 of the C 1 I • b Orange County on May 8 • o owing persons .. u"' n -1 Y 0 who1hor you" uy· ' are do1~ business as: above on: May 1• 1992 It's the solullon you're race color natJonal and elllnic ong1n in adm1mstratJOn 'rt;• f~~~~tp:.;.~l~rs r&-USE Ing, selling. ~r just 1992 F530797 TRICIA S TREEHOUSE. 8 searching tor • whelh· of ltS educational pohctes. adrmSSIOOS pohc1es, your used vehicle
through classified
842·5&78 o•rd1ng this Pubhc Hear-PITLHOET'S looking. classified hes Published Newport Beech· 2323 Marg8/et Or .. Newport er you're socking a scholarship pr,.,,rams, and athlebc anci oltler what you needl Blach. Calif 92663 Classified home 1n apar1men1 vw Buy 11 Sell It. Find 11. CLASSIFIED PILOT CLASSIFIED Cost• Mesa Daily Pilot May Petricle E11Hn O'Toole, Today'. a ne~ occupatton 0 ; schoOl·admintstered progr11T1s
Classlllod. 842-.5878 19, 26, June 2, 9, 1992 2323 M.,garel Or., Newport even • striy pet. ------------------T-471 Beach, Calif. 92663 642-5678
NEW HOMES!!
BUILDER'S
CLOSE·OUTI
Only 1 Left!!
BR, over 2300 aq . It.
ultder will coopera1e
/financing.
1349,000
Op•n S•t/Sun 1 ·5
2 113 Vall•y Rd
842-8884
r/2b• lor quick aal1
222,200. 2264 Meyer,
tt Wllson; Open Sall
0-2; 831·5801
u•• a Furnlah ·
ng• For l•l•I 2264
eyor, off Wiison, nr
arbor •31·S801
arbor Ridge!
uat Aeducedl·
lvorc• Fabuloua
an view, Uk• new s 15 1/1 o f perlectlon.
Frplc1, 3 car gar.
NOW $9981500
Valenllne Prop•
Joyo• 759-7859
IDO IS. 2br/2b•
house. frpl, 2 c.r gar,
2 p11lo1, by owner
1515,000 895·2628
NEWl'Olt 1
fH:AC'tf I OH~
Oceenfrent Duple• L~lt1. S1,099.000 .....,ri...,...
Sun .. t Sttowtng
3903 ••••hore r BalbOa Newport Rlty
723-4494
OWRLOOK Lido &
Cetellne. 1511 Kings
Ad. 4Br + .. S895K.
Wiii co-op. 650-5799
Pool Home
Over t ,750 aq ft, nr
Back Boy. 3BR, 1.75
+ \4BA, dbl aided f/p,
$338,000 By Owner
(714) 831·2284
(503) 382·5644
AC:Rt-:AGE I 12~
S·ACA• RANCH
S2990, S500 dn, S75/
mo. Owner will fl·
nance.(805)847-4877
OlJT-OF-ST/\TE
l'HOf'I-:llTY I f> ~H
MOVING TO
LAS VEGAS?
Tired of the high
coat of IMng? 2 bid~
room, 1 bath home on a large, walled
corner lot. auper
LooeUonl Com·
p l1t1ly renovatadl
RV parking. Only
$75,000. Call 8111 or
Helen tOd•y at (702)
351-9242 for lnlor·
matlon. ID I L• Newly ._ _______ __
remod. Spic. 5BR
58A, 45' lot, 2 f/pa,
apa,1845K,873--6239
PIL
n•a IN aoMIOn you•,.
...,c:hlng for . wheth•
., YoU',. ...eclng •
~ • .,, epartment.
• new occupation er eYen a ltray p.t.
Houses ·'Condos
For Rent
RENT
through classlfled
'' You Made A.
Believer Out
of Me!''
We had immediate and
continuous response from
our fumilw't ad in the Daily
Pilot. It sold right away. In
fact, wt wm offertd twice
a.r much/
Franca Hwatington Beac.h
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Costa Mesa, CA, 92827
Ot.Nt;llAI. 2102
NEWltOAT BUCH •
Studio. Balboa Bay
Club· $1050
NEW .. OAT BEACH
. I bd Biibo• Bay
Club· Vua $1725
COAONA DEL MAR
• 2bd Oen/bay vu,
le<:. $1950
LIDO HtQHRtll! •
2bd Vlow Apt • $2700
N•WPOAT BEACH
• 2b d Ba ylront
Penth .. • $2950
NEWPORT BEACH
• 2bd • Bayfront, trplc.
turn'd • $3200
IRVINt; 2 l44
The Terrece 2Br 2Ba,
encl gar, angl lvl
St 100/mo. Avt 7/15,
1•1 + .. c 752·2881
NEWPORT
BEACH 216ff
NEWPORT Nt;WPORT Nt:WPORT
BEACH 2169 BEACH 2 169 BEACH 2169
*BLUFFS 4Br 2 \hBa. BEST VIEW IN BLUrft't Lido I ale 4Br 2Ba hme
Apartments
For Rent
DA.I D£lt.A Ste~s To Sand brlte 1wnhm1. up-rr~. frplc, large lot. Mo-10-
graded, frpl. patio. lmmaculele, 3BR 3BA, Mo. S1850. Avail 6'20. YEA LY IBA to 3BR $1675/mo. 2632 Vista hlghly upgraded. Only d 631-8066 1 675-4637 M~il#JM
(Some Near Beach)I $2285/mo. 2149 Vista -----------....,... IAiiitlllliiljlilllii6ii ... iiillliltilll• I.AO UNA ti a nnn.,
sa5o.s1300/mo Del Oro. 840-1208 Entrada. 722•8594 Prestigious Em•r•ld Villa Rentals •Lg• 3BR 2.5BA or B•y 4Br 3Bo. spec-
Pr••tlglou• Em•reld 2BR + olllce. Very lge BLUFFS CONDO tacular ocean view.
B•w 4Br 3Ba. spoc-675-4912 bedrms/garage w/ 4BR or 3BR & den, sec gate/patrol. quiet.
lacular ocean view, yard. $1 500/mo. No 2 ""BA, 1800 sq ft. aereno, pvt bch, pool, t / I I 1 I tennis, golf. Nr L ag 1ec ga • pa1ro, qu •, --=--.,....,=---==----pets. Agt/Owner Jerry $1400 mo. yr lse . S ch/shops/schools. serene, PV1 bch, pool, *Beck B•y Ar••• Brooks 845-45345 Sorry no pets. S3000/mo . 497•8486 tennis, gotl. Nr N p t Sharp 3BA 2Ba, 3 •---------714-644-0335
Bch/shops/1chools. car ger s1250 Pets •Lido P•nlnaul•• •--------~ Villa Balboa'. S3000/mo 497 8486 0 .. 8 .0150 Unique t & 2BA Units Elegan1 new 5BR 4\hBa · • Kl 4.. 1 Beautiful 1 BR + den. ---------,.. tor lease. Private bch, Lux euro d11 gn, view
BEACH 2148 2BR 1BA. ger, near
beiich, newly paintod,
cute apt. $880.
631·1336
CORONA
DEL MAR 2822
COSTA MESA 2624
Move-In
SPECIAL!
1 BEDAOOM
Pool, spa, cable hkup
WESTLAKE vtLLACE
&45-8122 An1\lm1I
Park-Setting!!
With Ocean & Sunset
views. Nice 1 BR wllott
$895 Child OK. No
Pels 831..e107
Shopping for • new Th• Piiot Cleasl· on bay, 873-8030 harbor. $5000 Incl Nice view, wshr dryr
Su••••ER apartment? daHlllld ned 710 Lido '•rk Or. lawn ma1nt. 548-3757 Incl. F1r1placa, S1250 """' leis you compare Th• most comprehen. mo Agt 875 4912
Fully lurn studio, 1 yr
new. S of PCH w,f11g
s1ove, micro, utJI cable
incl $660 875·1199 1-.-.--2-B_R_...,D_u_p_I_•_•_*
RENTALS AVAILABLE costs • wllhoUI hasslo i lve and current dlrec· 4BR 2BA. quiet cul· JR. 1Br, gated, pool, . •
or worryl tory ol goods and 101• d•sac. 1737 Centella •P•. gym. H••r bch/ Wheth~1r you·Cr~ bu~ingd
Soll your unwanted quiet, sngl sty, good
11ems the easy way! area, gar, W 0 hkups
To place your ctasS•· $795 mo &47·7540
liod ad ca.II 642·5678 W•t•rfront Hom•• Piiot Cl•••lfl•d vlcos aroundl Pl. Just ramoct. $2400. Hoeg. Avl now. S725/ or se 1ng. HSI 10
Inc. A••ttore 842·.S878 722-0966 or 639-7654 mo. Agt. 63l-0900 covers all your needs' e3t·t400,1eo.ieoo ·miiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiii.~~~~ .......... iii~~~iiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 87WBOO f
COHO NA
IH:L MAH 2 122
2BR 2BA condo, lg
cir attached garage
hie & airy, I blk t
bcnl LH $1395/mo
Ask for Paul 640-5324
2BR 2BA, Iott, lrplc
patio. BBO. d/W
micro. O c••n aid
PCH S1200. 723·1461
·SERVICE DIRECTORY
Ft1r II Jiii' hlnl 11111 lll1me11 mds
CERAMIC
TILES :1:-.<!H
H/\Nl>Y M/\N 3710
...-..-R•PAIRS Home/
l.ANDSC'Al'E &
I.AWN C'AHE :HWR
Aentel PROPERTIES THE ORIGINAL Palnt.Cerpentry-etc.· OLl'S ._.nd•c•plng.
Dreu tht TILE uau Drywall. GatyCMS-5277 Resld, comm'I. Ouelity
MOVING 3834
•oor M•n'a Mov•r 1
hr m in. Quar. lowest
rat••· lie 108002
Insur. 714/833-9925
PAINTING 3838
Mlehael Cox Palnlln9
$13 hr, ~ mat1ma11
Rel 7 yrs ••P 875-4008 '""'" _,. work/reason1bl1 rates leaky ahowere-Acld •Chrlllian Handyman. Local reli. 285--0619 ---------•RAINBOW Clrcl• M•lftt.
wHh & regrout. New Painting, Stucco, dry· PUBLIC NOTICE P ''"II '""'EJI ~ ~R!IJM...ill!!
You cen hlte .,, honeal, & Repair. Bathroom•· wall, f1ncH/gat11. S• All Amert1 cen Tr.. Th• Caht. Public Ullh· Apt Oual. IOb Fr" nt
Shower doora. Kite· nlof Oiac. John 532-4151 S•rv c •. Removal, 1111 CommlHIOn RE· SL llC•549897 83&-1758 ~d =~lncfn:on~-:~ Floora·Plumblng Lie. •FINE CRAFTSMNSHIP Trim, Senior Olac. QUIRES thll all u11d
Choiclt. WIM c.... 25yra O.C. 573·8065 Carp., el.ct .. ptumb.. FrM eat. 531·8415 household gooda haled. 963-<e065
•trvot .... ....a223 TILE ln1tall1d/R1pelr1<1. Tiie, klta, batha, EXP'O GARDENER: 15 movers print their WE G.a:t Shd HAng Toge!Mr PM ~ wknda. Child
PYompl Courteous SttvlCI Small remOd. loba. yrs COM, N.B. Ouahty P.U.C. Cal T number. Total tnllflOf Remod-& adulla. Baalc
FrM Est. & Rellfences CommJr•~. 739-7742 work. reaa. ralH. Rela Umoa and c.hau.tleua 11mg Sen!. Advh:e To ~ Engllsn ~t!tlr., t 1
PAPERING 3866
CAIU't:N I'll Y :1r1 I o
•Npt Hta 3BR twnhH
frplc, 1ngt gar, patio
very nice. 322 001• St
1995/mo Ml'·7a40 Aepaitt, Aemod. Doon, -. dowt. cabinttl, llUC(O & dry•
John l Sl\f!lby.84Ht71 •Improve y .... r Mm• R1t1'1Genii'*"63Mtn print th• r T.C P. num· Th• Crazy 833-7172 S15/hr 631·2205
-bar In atl adv1r111• ----·-~---• I do 111 tl•dH. Low lhennon RIYer Co menli. 11 you have " Mak• the right mo¥e. t lo• BR house w/gar .... tenca, Qllll, *· Uc appllanc11, 1800/mo 3S Y" •llP ....., Ml.oMJ
C'l.t:ANINll
S t-:HVICES .l~HH prlCH, llc'd & bOndld. L•ndscap. aprnklrs, quHllon about the I• Piiot Real Eatate
Jay, 9 50-3008 repair m1lnt. lighting, gahty of a movar, limo ,. Low Ratea 111 134 E. Broadway.
&4&-2542
1200 aJf 2BA 28A, moo
ern dKOf, P•llo. gar
bttlna, PC>Ola, c:lbh11
ate. Sits a3a.a2ea
Deluxe aeR 28
Condo, f/p , pool, gym
tenn. Bear/MacArthu
It ,090/mo. daya 838
0405, eve. 731·7628
New cuetom 40A 3BA
1 ml from bch oelCl 1
1'1th. Ut C•brnlo
11 toQ/rno. d•y• 84•
8722. --· 719-1104
ST£P9 to IC fttMa
Spacious IBr 1 B
condO, nu Pftl/erpt
lml P9I '*· MUD 17Nlmo ... •M34
' 111 •• I I "I . I • I'•
111\111 .,,,,
'* Houee/Oftkl• Carpentry, plumbing, Cleanup. MS.S124 or ch1ullavr. cell droln cteanlng plumt>-
Ucenald, bonded, 1111, drywaP, masonry The A Team. Person••· Public UllhliH Ing repa ra & ln11e111.
Insured 1lnc1 1990. & m<>'• R"•· ratea. lzl<I lawn & garden Commlss10ft ft" quotes GS\·2145
Rell, 0 .. 1438 .llnt M9-2924 care & ha• cleaning ?14·558 .. 151
•• Orlv•w•y•·P•llo• HANDV auov 15 Yrt. p.fM2-3921 pat hi llC. No Job IOO . I An I
111\11. lkM.. U..'7M10 Et1c-Ptum1>-Pa1n1 LI Tr" s1n1ic., atum.>•. ROOfl"9 Repair
Miekey 963·2493 c1rpn1ry, ecc 831-4o.t3 c In u P •. h • ullng. 1'1tYn of Qulllho Iott T11 roor 1p.c•a1111. Uc a.a. WUaon & Sefta M---men hpNaa Comm /r11. l•wn "'' reols f"'9••t173o71U K .L M• .. n-apeci.t· --• • nt MiL• .... 1 .... &12 flt "W ._UC • lzlng In cone~. & R oom adcl.lremod NO job too 1mall. m ' · " -....,., "*'~ .,.. »ot ""' -Sadler Roofing Co he•
maaoory const • Uc. Frt• ••t. Bond Small jot>• apec:. All • TRiii a Ins :s yr• W0tk guar
Ina. frM HI. 748·0323 Llc:.357487. 846-1740 Je>b• welcome. Ut~m ..... •W .... YOUNQQUllT all t)'l)I• root1nc;i.
f ·-.... , ......... c-..ractOf '714-475-•0•• T J Pelle "~ Cotltt COl'IC· ~ lervlct• •111111e ,...,...... •111• 0 t 0 b .. 01 """"" • liiiiiiiilt144.,. uat p11n on 'f ,.r • W. ATM.• ·TITS ~·81oell St UC 271ut • Loc:•I r•fa. Ltclfe<>2096 Ina fr.. " Higllllt Oual LOw ll!lces Fr" nt •73-'19•.a 111 8"W305 ' 9'00,.NQ All typea
(71')91MQa) P•NC•S.OAT•a.•------------------wood. compo1111on, New ~ ~ Aepakl " Us. C.,...,.n-Ant~y MICanf Masonry Kunhart Pa;ntong Atu 1tt1•¥W1lght Ille, flat
C1a111111<1 1• .... Cldlr ,_ ~ CM'NI try, dtyw911, efectrlcal, Brlc:1ce eioc1t.e S1one rat11 wtfhCNt comproo roor1. Lie:. 4'441481 C 0 NV• NI .NT .,,_ w....... ..... .,_.. pajne, etc. 0,._. ,..... LIC 111111, lk>nd'mt I U FrH Ht 118-4112
Whether you·,. buy· --"""-'-·-:·"":...-'·-•--•.,.._ lltteft ..._,.,.. Pree eet. •1..un =~ ~=. 1~,..c
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'121 per line, per day. lhars ALL you pay.
a..s an 4 '"-24 r.1cl•.,,. S.W:. Dnc:mry
I
For more information, C8I Todayl AM for your
SeMce Directoty Representative 642-4321 Ext.310
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Be Tuesday, June 9, 1992
l'OS l/\M~S.\ .'1>.'l l t 11-..f ·\ 'H'.'..\ .'h.' I ..... t \\, ~ 't I Ii I Ii I ..... I \I ' ' I
-,11 \II I .'I •••1br, frpl, dlw, E .... lde 28A 18A. encl
patio, pool, encl gw. gw, w/d hkupe, tncd •2BR 1 ... Upt-•,.. COM LP"' m\/be 1n lull red.c, no ..... t,, yard 1t1a1mo 1"'8 E Off', .-~n vn .. _ __._
$885/mo 842·714;-Wiison e a..t473 lOWEA. Near ..... 39t 2 h M iv.._....
Hoapltal. 1775/mo. w/gar. 1650/mo. Mn •Do you nHd lg c1 .. n a.A.ST•IO• MS.7478 811M87·2113 Mon-Fri
2br 1 ba? Garage. new -.Ok •av E'SIDE CM. Pvt Br/Ba,
llf .\( 11 .'• ... ,
I
Announcem ent s
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$1350/ I urn .. ., un1urn .. •••aln .. a •-.. •--a? No pelt. $585/mo. mo ••••· no .. 11 .,20 722 ·"""'~ -rnnnwwn •Large & sharp 2BR 84S.1e31 af1 3pm. pets, 720.9&85 "va .,. • """"'" I do tum.,ounds.
2Ba upper, d/W, lg ---------Fem, non/amkr. to ahr Mwt1n Lambef'l 7~9380 closets, vert•. gar GOOD LOCATION! 1BR, Very clean, new 3BR 2!!.IBA. Nwpt Hts.
$830 No Pet 840-2495 Lg 2BR 1 lhBA town-carpet. avail now. All prlv. $450 ..-. uUI.
*Lg Clean 1 BA Dplll houH, lndry rm, d/w, H50 Incl ulll. Lse, 850-0115
uni t, new carpeV pallo. $825/mo. no pets 675·9229 •·M-/F-lo_s_h-ar_e_E-'s-ld_e_C_M
drapes & appls $525. 2078 Thurln BLUFFS 2Br 2~Ba. home. $500 Incl utll.
No Pots. 2 40.2299 CENTAUR MGMT 1300 sq h. 2-car gar. $150 dep. Mu•t love
2 MSTA Brs, 2~Ba, dbl 842'2288 or 631•2725 Avall now. No pets. peta. 848--8579
gar, pvt bkyd. Cat ok. Lg 1BR, trig, stove, new $1095/mo. 675·0068 •·M-st_r_B_A_. _N_e_w--h-se-.-'h
5860/mo. $700 dep. palnVdrps. N/smkr, no 'COOK* ml to behl Fem prel'd. 548-7588 af1 6/Wknds pels. Pref adlts. HUD ' 2BR Apanment, Oya only 707·5277
accepted. 548-4209 2 Yrs New, A11g $837/ "-k fft• Kelly 3BR 2BA $895 mo For 1•l 6 Monlha .... ..,.
pool, jacuz, new paint, Lovel~ 1BR Courtyard On Our Speclalll. Call
L .. 5,,.~3 34 setting. Gated, pool, NOWll 714-650-8310 eove msg. " ..,.. 1 sctlvlUas. Ask about 1--...-....... ......,,......,......-~ Ht:NTAI S
W AN l't-:1> :.!721i
LOST &
t 'OlfNI> :.!II.!~
FOUND! JUNE 3rd
M ale Yorkshire or
Siiky Terrier? Superior
Ave & PlacenUa. Well
taken care, wants lo
come home. Please
call 969·2779 or
759·9304
3BR 3BA & 28R 28A Speclalsl 842·5858 ON WATER Charming small 1 BR, Ideal tor 1
All master suites, spa-Mov•ln Specials! pers, no pets. utll pd,
clous. frplcs, w/d's, 2 & 3BR Townhomesl $950/mo,yrly 650-8145
pahos, some garages. Good loci 548-7387 l---------w111 consider small
FOUND! White Weatle,
vicinity of Redlands/
15th St. Now can be
WANT•D CUSTOM found at Animal Shel-
HOM• LUSE ter, 2075 Newport
pots. Victoria Park HUNTINGTON Apts. 114.122-1505 Weatcltff 2Br 18•
ATTRACTIVE 18R New crpVpnl, pool. S 8 5 0 /mo • FA E E with PV1 patio. Walk to Av•ll now. Lge 3BR RENT. 1728 Bedford
BEACH 2640
overythlng. $575 2BA. d/W, trplc, w/d Ln. 827·5107 or 310-M •v ontv . 546-9081 hkup, lrg patio. $925 596-4nQ x 205
E 'Sld• 1BR $910, + security. No dogs.I"--------~ 2 BR $7 00. Quiel, 310.592 ·2214
well-kept. Lndry, BBQ. Charming Cape Cod
No pets 8 3 1-8427 Studio, kitchen, sun·
E'SIDE 1 BA. encl gar. deck, pV1 & quiet,
Vacant. No pots. $575 uts pd 536·.8199
$585/mo. 150 E. 21st. WAKE up to tho pound-
646-5934 or 544·4294 Ing surf In this beaut
E .S IDE 2BR, dshwshr, Studio. Steps to sand,
encl gar, patio. n really! $800. 842-5909
pets. 645-4319
N i':W PORT
BEACH 2669
SANTA ANA 2 HRO
Bachelor Apt $350/
MO Utlla Incl
Eve1: 838·57&0:
Days: 548·053 0 Larry or Shella
RENTAI.S TO
SHARE 2724
3-4BR. 1 to 5 yrs. Up Blvd. Call 644·3151 to
to $6,500 mo. Big Identity.
Cyn, Belcourt, Corona ------------del Mar w/ocean view. FOUND: Beautiful Rust
Call Joe 512-824-6390 Brown Peralan. CAT,
Commercial
Real Estate
UUSI NESS on tct:
t 'OH RENT 2769
300, 720 3731 S/F
1008 S/~ 1817 West·
cllff, NB. Agt 541 ·5032
Huntington •••ch
Olflce for Rent. $350
per month, lit and
aocurity. 848-6200
INDUSTRIAL 2788
large yellow eye•. de-
clawed, whit• collar,
no 1.0. Found In the
vicinity ol Promontory
Point. NB, Please Call
675·8000
FOUND: German Shon
H aired Pointer, Fe-
male, Fixed, Black &
White spotted, very
trlendly .. Please call
54e..8872
FOUND: KE'6S FOUND
5/29/92, N ewport
Beach Pier Area-Near
Ufeguard Tower #24
(41128?) Please Call to
Identify 723-1319
! ".'I " 11 ·.
...,. H \,!I t ' I It t ........ .,,..._ ........ ··•····· ... . PlaaM be aware lhM Boughl. Sold and "--South •• yfronl.
II 1i..:-:.. In ..... _....._ ... lllO Power S19' mO. The D•llw ~ .. , .. IN ·---.. _ all• --Taa.aut
DWM MMI a"'llCll\Ht
young female to ahar•
fabtJloue ocean front
Htate In e11change for
occasional light
housekeeping, baby•
sitting. Salary . POI·
elble. 497.oHe
P.!f!!I!!
Use by 6/9, One Way
s100 obo e31·23!>3
M t-:M llt,H Sll II'S
:Ill l k
•l'OR UL•• Newport Beach Coun-
try Club Golf Member-
ship, 850-e413
Employment
Opportu nities
EMl 'LOYME!'<T ~~JU
•LIQUOR CL•RK•
PIT 2-4 nlghla/wk,
Costa Mesa. Call
Steve 548-388.1 8a-3p
Accounts Payable
W/computer ••P for a
real estate co In Nwpt
Bch. Send resume to:
Ad 11'18, c/o Dally
Piiot, PO Boll 1560
Costa mesa Ca 92626
currently cont,.ctlng egory may require you
young aduhe betwMn to call • 800 numbef
the llii•• of 14 • 17 1o In which there 11 e
Hll the papef at 1pe. charge per minute.
I ' .. I S ii.
/\:\llM/\I s t.11 H~
clal events. There Is ---------1 FllH TO GOOD NOMI
no door to door eotlc· Bartender TralnHI ONLY very trlendly
ltlng and you would Needed, earn up to Cocker Spaniel M111.
work only one Satur-$150 dally, aalary .-1 ~ years old, Fixed
day a week until t1p1, lull or pan time. Female with Sholl,
school's out. Earn 2 wk !raining, women, Great tor Children or
money and ha11e tun, men 2t or older. Call: Senlor ... Please call to
tool Mus1 be oul· 800-932·9222 He 662-0184 or lea11e
goln~ and possess a Rill l lTATi mea1oge. poalhve attitude. For __ ....... ......,,,,.,,,.....,,.,.,,,.,..,,-:---
mor• Information call LICENS• COURSE. FR~E TO YOU! Paul Jelley at 842· • FREE with rebale. Japanese Chin, Fmle,
4333 Eio. 109. 800·821·8756 epado, to a goo~
homo, 646-3639 • Caahler{Taller
Full or Pan time post-Shlh·tau male, AKC
tlon. Check cashing or 9 month, nou1orod
teller exp req. Please College age 1tudent· S300 875·7475
apply In person. New· summertime Nanny. ------...,---pon Check Cashing. 8am-1pm M·F. Musi Whit• peec e dov••
2023 Harbor Blvd #0. be re Ila bl• & have s 2 5 /r a Ir . Pe op I e
own transpo 640-2765 Birds 754-4123. HOSTESS
Wanted. June ~1 1 .
Design Auto. Cont.
Call Bob Schopmeyer
at 7 t 4/84<>-4000
INSIDE SALES
The Customer Service
Department of the
Newport Beach/Costa
Merchandise
APPLIANCES t!O 11
PIANOS &
OHOANS bUl>9
B•bv Grand Pl•no
$1475, BaldWln Con·
aole Plano $675
(714) 527·1854
BICYCLES 6080 Mesa Delly Piiot 11 Kenmore Washer, GE
looking tor Telemar-Dryer, both working,
keling Pros with con-S50/ea or $75/both Giant lnnov• 15 spd,
alstanl results. Pleaae 640-4828 crou trainer, xtras.
11 tor pol tment at has 50 ml, pd $385, ca ap n White Westlnghse dbl take $250 241·1650 642·4333. dr frig, bottom froozer,
ACCT/GEN OFC ·Verifier
Rapidly growing or-Nooded 1 morning per
thopaedlc products week (Thursday).
PIT 5 yrs S200 751·4330 SPORTING
GOODS 0061) FURNITURE 6014
co. has an lmmod Huntington Beach/ •French alyte dining
oponlng for an ac· Fountain Valley area. rm set (w/8 cane chrs
countant/general Ol· Verily delivery ot the & pads) Mini, Entor·
lice person. Some ac-Huntington Beach In· talnment Unlt·cuSlom
LIKI! NEW SOLOFLEX
VI price, Moving
Must Sell 497-7533
Ip to eo•
Claulc NB., •••
•Ible IN•abOard.
CT141831
MOTOIH ·y e I t-
SC:O\)Tl::H P..11 I
'82 HONDA aL-1
$550 obO, klnt co
musl Hll 548-0
aner 4pm
189 329 Artie Blue,
speed, 1 owner, I
miles, MUST SE
$8400 (619) 759-9
•1987 BMW 3251 Dolphin grey/Ian, n
braJ<es, 61 k well m
tained miles. Clltf
alarm, cruise conlr
power windows,
$11.900 Obo
310-798-0550 Iv m
CADILLAC 904
'79 Dleael Sevll
White/red, 11lnl co
nu Irons rear end, r
malnt., 2nd owner '
$4200 d -721-5225
eves/wkd 854·8881
CHEVROLET 904
E.Slde, 2 Igo BR's,
boam coll., pntio, bit·
ins. 329 Cabrlllo.
548-2765
E /S IDE CONTEMP
2BA 2BA upper, lrplc.
1 car, 5895. 642-9797
•2BDRM $700•
•1BDRM $600• •LIDO Spaclou•.qulat
4Br hse. Sunny patio,
nr bch.M/F 23-39, n/s.
$535 + util 723·0400
200013600
Sq. Ft. 3975 Birch St.
Heartbroken ctng background & dependent. Must have built, (rubbed out
Lotus 011p noc. Xlnt rollable car and Insur· white), 581·1032 '89 Conver11ble C Family seeks be-benefits. Casual al· anco. Call 714· vette, 4 spd, 427, Transportation
Frig, dshwshr, stove
1nc1 No pets 545-4855
Npt Bch 541·5032 Agl
NEW SHOPS 7·1000
loved lost Abv••ln· mosphore In Cannery 965·3030 ask tor Aila. 8' Sofa hte gold, 11ln1 part 100 many to II
l•n C•t. cherished VIiiage ol NB. Contact cond, $100, must soe nu top, all papers·
member of the family! Sally (ti 723-4500. Pan Time 2 oppreelate 852-9523 muscle, $12,999 o ----------------------------! sq n units. Roll up doors. Great Placent111 Brlllll 12 lbs, male ... last •---"-------VERIFIER Ca.II Chll 640-7134
seen 5/t9, vicinity ol Assistant Custodian Needed Thursday & En1onainmen1 Ctr, Oosk
By CHARLES GOREN
with O MAR SHARIF
and TANN AH HIRSCH
St. loc. Also store trnt
reran & otc. Start at
79c/f1 Agl. 8S0-1220
Surrey & Cameo High· Saturday mornings. Hutch, qn sola bod, 'HS Runabout '85 wfllt, '85 CORVETTE
lands Dr, Corona dol Full·tlme tor home-Costa Mesa area. Ver· full bed, tbs. lamps, 3ohp, rigged 4 lshg, Red w/belgo inter1
Mar... Please Help ownor reeroallon cen· lfy delivery o l tho desk, misc 722-3522 tsh fndr, live well, glass top, 17" whe
Ua reunite our family! ter In Hunllngton Daily Piiot. Must have trollg mtr. gn 4 bay & ttres. ZR-1 r
Cont.act Mary at 549-Beach. Full benefits. reliable car and Insur-01••• Top D inette tshg, $3990 obo d· bump 9 r . cu at o
0576 Weekend work req'd. ance. Call Mike at w/4 chrs s3oo. Oak 753·8688 •·859-1879 paint. 42,000 mil
A TOUCH OF CARE
Business &
Finance Engllsh nocossary. 642-4333. Dining Tbl w16 chra $14,500/obo.
LOST: 1 year old, a.II Call 980·5475 for•---------$400, 644-4777 '58 Chrla Cr•fl Call 848·8200
grey male CAT, Name: Interview. EOE Recptlonlat/ ---------1 Woody all natural -------~
East-West
deals.
vulnerable.
NORTH
+J8643
A Q 7 6
J 7 6
+J
WEST EAST
N orth
+Void + K Q 2
10 9 8 6 3 J 4 2
10 9 8 6 Q 4 s
+Q932 +K764
SOUTH
• A 10 9 1 6
K
AK2
+A 10 8 6
The bidding:
North Eut South
P&.N P... 1 +
4 + Pua 4 NT
6 Pua 6 +
6 + Paa p._
Opening lead Ten of
Wnt
Pua
Pau
Pua
Pau
Bidding a hand t o the optimum
con I ract 1s only half your ob1ective.
All v. 111 ~ for naught if you fail to
make your contract
North-South bid excellently to a
fine small slam in spades. North
judged that the hand wa& good
enough to msist on game in spades
end chm1e to make a splinter bid en
route by jumping to four dubs to
show a good passed-hand rai~ to
l(Bme with a singleton club. Wi~h all
Primevaluesandnotapointwuted, Blue •---------Sectreterl•I KINOSIZE WATERBED. 17W, new engine. TRADE OR SELL Maclnlosh e11p. req. No-wave mauress. In· 5 South first checked on acea, then LOST: 1 year old, all USE Pagemaker, excel, & eludes frame & hoed· _s_8_0_00_<_1_14_l_9_9_S-_14_5_ '83 CAMARO Z2
HUSI NESS
OPPORTUNITY 2904 made a grand alam try by cue-bid· grey mate CAT, Name: THE word. 730.9535 board. Oood condl· Black, 305 engl
ding six ctuba. H olding none of the Vending Route: Blue. last seen 6/22, PILOT'S tlonl Only $200. Cllll ---------overdttvo trans. Wo
three t-0p trump h onors, North de· For ••I•. Earn a vicinity of 4th & Aca· C~SSIFIED SECRETARY PIT 589•7904, loave mos· •141 llAYLINER• Ulce to tcado lor tru steady cash Income. cla, COM, II found,•---------Needed tor a.rchitect snge. '86 with trailer, >Uni PteaH call 890-005
dined with alacrity. 1·800·955·0354 please call 675-8964. , firm In Cannery Village -----------I cond. RUNS GREAT,
West led the ten of heart.a and iiiiimiiiiiiiiiililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill••••••••I area. 2 day•/18·22 SOLID OAK 50hp FORCE, open-declarer could see no losers except hrs/wk. Exp'd w/Mac BEDROOM SET bow. lish llndor,
for trumps. A~.er winning the king up TO computer, good typ-Fits Full/Oueenslzo lloroo, great for ski·
in hand Southbangeddo wntheace Ing & phone skills. bod. Mirrored & Ing, lishlng and
of spades-down one. Call 675-9990. Ilg hied headboard. cocklall crui sing I
While declarer was unfortunate SECRETARY/PAYROLL ~r~;·;i.e~~~1~~~1~~~~:.~: ~~:a~e ~~~ .";.~-~!!!
to find a 3-0 spade split. it is not all $ 6 0 0 Looking for organized tent condition. Must ---------that unusual-when you are miMing detail-oriented lndl· aeoll $800 OBO
three cards in a suit. they will all be vldual to work In a aA2 aa22 18' Duffield Double· last·paced gen const '" -vv ender '78 alee llB in one hand 22 percent of the time. firm U1ilillng MicroSon mtr. aurrey canp,
That makes it well worthwhile to Word & computerized xtra.s, mint. lcteaJ lake/
take some care about the play o f the payroll on IBM PC. bay $4900 obo 837·
hand. PER MONTH Heavy phones, re· 8050ext248t,8-5 If all the miuing trumps are in sponslble for bidding t Rndtrp tok t: OC to 89 Boaton Wh•l•r
the West hand. decla.rer'a fate is documents/plans. Im· Oetroll, loaves 7/1, rtn 15' "Mischief", 10
etched in stone-two trump tricks ~!!1:~~1 °t!~~~~: 7/14, $150 642-6741 Yamaha, aeall 5, 9t
must be lost. But if all are with East, * NO COl.l.ECTIONS * S25K. 760-8850 Trallrit• $8950.473-1123
a safety play will limit the loeen to SPECIAL EVENT one. Declarer can either crosa to the
cou .t:CTIBLt:s
6017 POWER BOATS 7011
table and take a double fineue or, if SOLICITORS
entries are tangled, u ia the cue Early momi·ng motor WANTED '19 Olene-'73 O!*l Antq American lndlan bow, Ford Cobra V8,
here, declarer can acc:o mpli11h the
same thing by leading a low trump t '} b} D }'
toward the j ack at I.rick two. When rou es a vat a e. e tver
West shows out, declarer can then d h S d
get back to dumrny with a c1ub rurr Mon ay t ru atur ay.
to take a marked fineaae for the
remaining honor. If both de(enden Must have
follow to the fint round. the ace
picks up the lut outatanding trump. dependable transportation
Artifact• old Navajo ski equip, Ort Cond, rug1, pottery, Hopi
The D•ll~ Piiot Is Kachl naa, bukots. _s_2_8_s_o_1_5_9_·1_8_t_8 __ _
curren11y contracting S25·S900 248·7917 17' Boaton Wh•l•r
those who possess an ---------1 wJtrler, '80 70HP
oul-golng spirit and a Attention: Teddi Bear Johnson, Equip w/tat·
winning smile to work Collectors! es1 e1oc1ronica. 36 gal at our boolhs and sell fuel cap, many acces.
CHRYSLER IW61
•et Maser all TC 7
ml, as now, No Do
take over pymnt
$561/mo 759-1818
HONDA OOH
*'83 CIVIC t 300
4 Speed, Air C
t lonlng, AU
GREAT!, 35-40 MP
2 new tires, $23
obo STEVE 754-12
JAGUAR 9 IOI
'75 .l•g X.lec 2
grn/black vinyl t
tan loather Int., V
401< ml, xlnl cond, o
owner, llttla old
from Paalldeu, $1
obo S4S.209t
JEEP 9 1 lC
'89 Cherokee 4x4,
cylinder. 5-spd, A
FM cass. AJC,
Gold, Cloth 1eat
S9!>00/obo 548·9187
'89 Wr•ngle r Red.
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
and liability insurance.
CALL 642·4333
subscriptions al vorl· Will ucr1flce Lindsay $8500 obo 631·6966
ous special events In Purpus LlmHod edition ---------
tho Orange Coast "Lady Anne" Toddy Apollo 24' dual cnlrl,
erea. No experience ls Bear 18 of only 100 fly brdg, NB sllp, trfr,
required. Start at made, $200. Please loran, bait tank-On
55.00 an hour plus call 642-432t X332 Pert, Must Soll fast
commission on each days or 631 ·3220 eves $6500 obo 557.55~7
order you sell. This Is
an easy way to gel
••tra Income. For
more lnformallon eon·
tact Paul Jelley at 642·
4333 Ext. 209.
W•terford Hurricane
Lamp $250 650.1206
Leeve message
SPEfm &
SKJ BOATS 7010
C, 6 cyl, 40k ml, Gr
Cond, $8500 752·10
or 756-2112
LINCOLN 9 I 2<
LINCOLN '7t
Conllnentel. 4
eng. runs good S 1
Must aeel 642-os&7
ACROSS
1 Telegrams
8 Panty P'el
10 L9Y911ng
Pt9C4I 14 Mature
15 Blbhcal
1u<1941
16 Arizona
Indian
17 Nol so _ti
var
18 Be ne•t 10
19 Hence
20 Rained l'lard
22 llerucal
1r1n1·
port a lion
24 Greek letters
28 Tl'lree-19goed
stand•
27 Tree perts
3 t 8artender'1
need
32 Our planet
33 Robinson Cru-
aoe·a creator
35 Record 1l1>ums
38 lnteell
39 Gazer 40 Henf'IOuae
4 1 LIOhl at11n
42 Magte: wordl
43 f WC>-doo( car
44 Obl4ln9
45 Ma1ooned
47 Walled-·
heen'*lll
SI Claulty
2 3 4
14
17
32
31
41
52
f .
52 Rewerded 100
nlgl'lly
54 Ouegmtre
58 Locality
59 Le1ter1
61 Mythical lung
82 Al>el'a nes>'-
83 Almost round
64 Occurrence
85 Anlmeta
oom.
66 Depend
67 Off1C41
furniture
DOWN
1 "Hold Ill'
2 Not worktng
3 Regulation
4 Pane 5 Elongate
8 Water body 7 German river
8 Shed Brit
9 Hldoen pan
10 Pulley wheel
11 Author Bret -
12 Metal mua 13 Some Atrleana
21 MOfM dalh
23 V c' VP
25 Graullke
pi.tit
27 Endure
28 Frog V9flUI
29 8oNmlan
30 Martletl
34 Hat lebrles
3SSl~t
5
36 Churell helld
37 HIKrted
39 Sw.tcf'll>Otrd
employee
40 OevlM
420ou
43 Rtcocneted
44 Ten..on
4& Gypsy bOy
47 Put fOfW9fd
7 8 9
44 Sheepttk•
49 -Hell
Ufltwralty
50 Kitchen toof
53 Trenue110n
55 Cool drlMS
5e Foundered
57 Fest planee eo Oevlolll
11 12 13
I
COSTA MESA, NEWPORT BFACH
front. Cood n~ ron~mln~ lhu1ncn
will be ~ivf'd by 10 pm You'll be In
mood to ~l•br.itt. Libra lnvolvf'd
UHA (S.pt 23·0ct 22): Ch«
V1rio mneag•. <At rid of u.nne<ftM
•1e~nan, outlln• boundarin. let oth•
know you are not without alll• WM
you att 11 wh.re th• action will be S.•
cret meeting l•nda 1p1c.
SCOllrtO (Oct 23·Nov. 21 ): F
on r9pon1lblhty, promotion, prodlK·
tlon, lnt.nalfled relatiOnahlp l ndMdll·
al btoh1nd KWMI wrv" 11 your p11v
d1Hring MCtlon Cancu. Capn<'o
prnioru an ttpttWn-..d
SACnTAllf\JS (Nov 2l·DK 21)
You'll lllftt obUgatJon had on Y
i. In air, you'll pin edded NC'Olnltlon
you'll •llio be ,,,__.nd of lcwt Ealpht •
Ml on ablllty to w111 hie~ •ftd lnOu·
tnce kty propk! A.rift l n•olv.d
CAPlllCOllN (C* 2l•Jan If)
etnlah• •M.Mi -goal 11 ln alcht, a n
attained lmpnnt .eyle, tUt lnltiMIYe
You'll be ..tltd to .atua• IHdenhl
rol• Prol-ionel sup.nor uya, "Yo\I.
eemf'd It 111d you h41•• ltr'
AQUAlllUS (Jan 20·Feb 18)
on public lm•t •· cNdlttillry. ~oanl ·
tion prtVlowly withM ld. You'll utll
•l-nts of thnlnf. turpnee Unonho·
dox pl'O<'Murt MOIM llk•I)' to allttftd
Trawl opportunity le f04' ,..1 "sea (Ftb ••·W.rd\ 20) 1nc11.
.,ldu•I tlOM to you t•lb of bersal
8dllntd at 1U<"tlo11 Dlf .., for l l\for·
matlOn, ch.ck touru •a-.n.I, fulfill
"'90I utlOn eo "buy th41c tiooti " C-1 n
wlJJ pe.y 111nlllmnt POW
IP JUNI f IS YOUa •aTHDA y,
You ar. dynall\fc, n .. -.1 ... C'OfttN"•r·
alaJ. • h11111•nlt1ri.al\, ro11U111tk Ann.
t.;bn ptt90N ('f'lre pro911Nntly Cut·
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FREE TO YOU 8022
Truck Owner/Opera· · tors • $2,000 sign-on FREE: Cord or Newly
bonus for sale drivers Cut Firewood. Great
with OTA e11perlenee. f or Beach Camp
Tulllon-free training Fires I CALl 644· t 678
available. northAmer· or 721·8521
Ian Yan Unes. 1 -80().
348·2147, Oopt. 062
The Piiot Cl•HI·
ft•d
19' GLASTRON '87
190HP Mere/cruiser I/
0, Open Bow Tri-Hull,
Sun-Top, Trailer, lots
of slorage. Great Ski
Boal In excellent con·
ditlon (10 person ca-
pacity). $10,500 OBO.
Cell (714)848-1571
SAILBOARDS 7018
MAZDA 912f
'83 M.zd• OLC
5 spd. AM/FM c
snrf, Clean, 1 own
$1200 892-0511
MERCE DES 913<
The most comprehen-
alve end current direc-
tory ol goods and ser·
vices around!
Unconditional love! 2 yr
old, spayod, border
collie mix. Very small,
aman & ettecllonate.
Needs a family to love
& a yard. Loves every·
one & everything!
675-6712
'81 380SL c omr xt
cond, all rec'd•. 34 ' Sear•r Sundancer ownef, 94k ml, $1
'18 Mint cond, lw hrs, 675-7475
StOk of lClrH, slip _,,..~.,..,,..,_-------l a11ail, S85k 675-5095 '88 4 20 Champag
DAYS BUCKS
Sell your priwte porty merchandise in the
Doily Pilot Classified Community
Marketplace. Coll today ot 642·5678 and
toke odvontnge of this great off er.
3 LINES for 6 DAYS for 9 BUCKS
---Oida • U.S300 Qlt,) ---
ilJPit~.
• ..,,..., ......... _ .... S30011..-,111 t1-.•c. n ••
choc. 64k ml, load
snrl , 111nt con
$24,750 obo 630-30
'88 t90E red/belg
snrt, A/T, chrm whl
orig owner, xlnt co
$19,500 722·0884
SpotlH e '74 450
well malnlalned, 135
HO & drive to appr
14300 873-~5e1
S lJHAU.U ~t:.!Ot
'78 lub1ru W
Auto, fully load sae!IO. 722-9786
TIHICKS ff:.!~t
1989 l'ORD 1'3IO
Dually. lariat •
tended cab. Whit
32,000 mllH. II
liner, crnome wh ... OOo<I tlrH, e11cette
conditlont 480 v
Book value: S17,
Mu•t Hll 115,0
OBO. 849-0teO
VOl.K SWA<iON lt<?.tr
'H Convert, a
•oallo New blk I
nu Int, 34k ml on 4
eng, 1ook•/run1 I S6400 obo 061·84 I
'90 Jetta QL 33,
ml, 1d111 cond. AM/
cue. anrf, A.JC. 184
call Kim 1IO-ll01
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V .. , A..T. H~ M
chanlcally AHlore
New Interior, Ju
nMd• Palnl jOb to
better than n•
IAM0080
(714) .... 1671
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