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Home My WebLink About1992-06-10 - Orange Coast PilotTHE NEWPORT BEACH • • Good morning! Do you know what the favorite children's summer craft dasses are at Piecemaken in Costa Mesat 1) PaintinWStenciling 2) Sewing 3) Creating an heirloom treasure Wednesday, June .1 o, 1812 Serving the Orange Coast since 1907 25cmdl Praying for a miracle ~ Future is uncertain for 8-month-old boy who is suffering from rare cancerous eye tumors. By LoriAnn Basheda Stlll WIW S everal weeks ago, Sheilah Lynch was on the phone with newspaper reporters heralding the miracle that an experimental treatment had cured the rare cancerous tumors in her eight-month-old son's eye. On Tuesday, she was on the phone with her pal> tor~ asking if he could come to her CoSla Mesa home to pray for another one. Lynch learned Monday that the tumor that had taken her son's left eye has spread into his right eye - again. What's worse, the doctors told her, is that there arc probably tumors throughout Timmy's tiny body. "He'll probably lol>e the other eye," a tearful Lynch said, barely getting the word~ out as she clutched th e chubby baby on her lap Tuesday afternoon. "N1d then his life if there a re tumors irJ tris body." Lyneb and her husband, Tim, will take Timmy to tM Children's Ho pital in Los Angeles for a painful spinal tap today. This test will tell them Timmy's fate. "I don't ha,·e th.It 'Why me?' attitude, though," he said. "I don't understand why Timmy was born this way, but there mu t be some . reason." ~........_~ , .... Cities struggle to ~-~ survive as budget shortfalls worsen ~ Costa Mesa officials consider taxing local utilities and bolstering the business license tax. By LoriAnn Basheda Slalf Wrrttr COSTA MESA -Taxing utili· ties, bolstering the business Ii· cense tax and slicing 25 percent off council member salaries arc just some of several dOLC4'· mo.QJ!y- mal.ing measures officials are con- sidering to get the city through the financially tough times. City Manager Allan Roeder presented council membe rs with a balanced budget last ''eek, but warned that the worst may be )Ct 10 come, if the state gocl> through with a proposal to divert millions of dollars in ve hicle license Ice!> from cities. In order to offset a Sl2 billion budget shortfall, Gov. Pete Will.on is proposing to keep the motor \C· hicle license fees that currently go to cities -a measure that could cost Costa Mesa S3.3 million. City officials have already cut more than S3 million out of their 1992-93 budget proposal. Another S3.3 million lo).\, Roe- der warned. could cost !>Orne city employees their jobs and cittzcns their services. ~ Newport city manager proposes hiring freeze for employees. Proposal endorsed by Council. By Tony Oodero Stl!f Wmer NEWPORT llEACH -ln an attempt to red.on with a huge !>tate budget· shortfall, City Man- ager Kc' in t\1urphy has proposed a freeze on an) new jobs until the OC\\s from Sacramento gets better• City Council members endorsed ~1urph) ·s propo::.al, "h1ch \\as made ~londa) at a public hearing for the city's S90 million budget that is set for adoption on June ~2. "Sc' cral positions that ''ere schl!duled to be filled '"II not be filled now," said Council member Clarence Tu rner. "We aren't hir- ing anyone until \\e I.now "here \\C'll be budgetwise." The city employi. approx1matel) 769 employees during the off sea- son and 906 in the summertime. Turner said. To prep:irc for the state's ac· tion, Murphy ltas put together contingenc)' plans, ai.l.tng all 11 Cit} departments to cut 2.5 to 5 percent out of their tndl\ u.Jual buugcts, Turner said. To do that, those department heads could decide to cut person· nel or e"en scale bacl. \\Jgcs. Turner s:ud. The odds or a baby being born See TIMMY~Plll Sheilah l~ cradles 8-month-old Temmy, whom lost ~ eye to cancer. "He'll prob- ably lose the otMr eye," she wd. "And then his life if there-are tumors in his bOdy." To prepare for that threat - which Roeder "arns i \CfV real -he has asl.ed department 0headi. to develop long-range plans. Among the possibilities is rai - See COSTA MESA/Biel Piii While Nev.port Beach -.vcs han: strong resef\e funds. the c11y See NEWPORT/Biel Piii Cralh rlctlm ""-C """""°-Ir Nul Rescue workers tend to Boris Kamentser, 44, after his pickup ca- reened over embankment of construction site on Victoria Street near Canyon Avenue in Costa Mesa Tuesday. Th e Fountain Valley man is in stable condition at Western Medical Center, Santa Ana. ·Literary loves of youth Local leaders reveal favorite childhood books in a survey by the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. By Russ Loar SUll Wnttf I magine the police chief as a child. Imagine the police chief as a child reading hi s favorite book. What do )OU think the book would be? for Newport Deach and Costa Mesa police chiefs Arb Campbell and Dave Snowden, the books were the same. The two lop cops picked the "Hardy Boys" series of books as their childhood favorites in a survey or community leaders Favorite childhood books A ~rtial list of faworite childhood books of lonJ leaders according to a Newport-~ Unified School District survey: State Sen. Marian Bergeson ..................................... "Little Women" N~port Police Chief Arb Campbell .................. "Hardy Boys" series Assemblyman C1l Ferguson .................... ''The Last of the Mohians" Assemblyman Nolan frizzelle ............................... "~ Little Prince" County Supervisor Tom Riley ................................. "Treasure l~nd" Newport Beach Mayor Phil Sansone ...............• Boob by Mark Twain series. of library bool.s, mag:mnc subscriptions and rcf erence bool.s for local schools. School Jistnct public information officer Karen Hooper suf\·e~ed cit) council members 1n Cost:i Mc-.a :incJ Ne" port Dc:ich Jlong \\ tth .i handful of local count~ anJ ~late leader~ as to their fa"orite childhood boo~ and authors. The replic : State Sen Marian Derge~n: Little Women. Ne"port Deach Police Chief Ar~ Campbell: Hardy Bo} conducted by the Newport-Mc a Unified School District. The choice of the "llard Doys" by Campbell and Snowden should not be 100 surprising. The series chronicle the adventures of 18·ycar-old Frank and l 7·ycar-old Joe Hardy -the sons of fictional detective Fenton Hardy and his charming wire Laura. Coun1y school Superintendent John Dean: The Uttle Prince. The survey is part or the school district's "Dollors for Scholars Drive for Literacy" camp~1ign to raise money for the purchase Costa Mesa Councilman Joe Ericl.!>on: I IJnd of the Dluc Dolphins. See BOOKS/ID Piii Alter BB years on the c·uning edge, Phelps menswear closing shop By Tooy Cox 8usaness EdilDt NEWPORT CENTER -Three months after trying to overcome the recession with a new discount pricing strategy, 69-ycar· old Phelps men wear is goina out or busi- ness. The Puhion Island s1orc, the last re- mabring location of what was oriainally known as Phelps-Terkel, began its final liquidation snlc last week and is expected to close its doors for good later this sum- mer. "We looked for a buyer, but there aren't many out there the c da) ," said Steve Miller, who acquired Phelp in 1982. "It's just a difficult ituation we find our elves in. We didn't have cnouah traffic to sup- port my new direction." Miller soid he remains convinced that with a high-traffic locaaion ancJ an ample marketing budget, his concept of everyday low prices would succeed. He said a com- bination of factors caused Phelp ' do~n fall, beginning with a fire that destroyed the store's roof in 1988. The general contractor on the roof re- pair job "cnt bankrupt, and Phelp v.a forced to spend its cash rescr\'es on legal fee for resolving subcontractor hen . Bu i- nc begun to slow in 1989, ond ll~ de· clincd fur1hcr as the rccc ion ~ct in O\.er the ne\t two years., Miller aid. Miller also cited the emerging domi- n:mce of discount, high-volume retailcn; a a negat1\.C trend for hi bu incss. Phelp' tried to counteract that trend "'ith it ncv. pricing strategy, but Miller ~1d he didn't ha"e the resource to ~II the concept in an upl>talc center with a store lnov.n more for ~r'\'icc and quahty than for bargain . "Mall and retail today arc changing," Miller aicJ. "The specialt) store~ arc lind See PHELPS!• ClASSlRlD AD OJ TIU DAY • A2 Wednesday, June 10, 1992 Locals Only Virginia Otis SHE 18------------ An offic:c man.tgcr at Sonora Elementary School "ho spends her l>ummcr\ running a "atcr !>l..i camp for junior high schoolers. J'ho Sun Ray l\linistry camp at Lal..c San Antnnio in ~lon tcrey County combines water spom, camping and Chrbti.111 activities. A FAMILY AfFAJ---------- "Therc arc about 60 camper:-. a wccl.. and 1h1~ )C.lf \\C :ire doing 11 fo r four \\Ceb." )aid Otis. The camper~ arc lrum Newport Uc.ach, San Diego and the innc.:r-cit) W) Angclc' Chri~tian Sc:hliol. Oti) hall run thl· camp for :?2 years "ith the help ol her hus- b.111J, the principal of Colton Junior High School in Culton. Her l\\ll daughtcri. K1r,1in, 23. and Nicole, 21 ha\'c abo jomed in. "~ly daughterl> h.l\e gro,\n up Joing these camp' .ind this )Car the~ .ire running one \\eek by thCm\che)," Otb !>~tid. "All of ui, do Jm ing. we cook three mcals a da~. 'iCl up and teach water l.kiing and tf we ha\C 10 we tcach them how to swim," Ott'> said. SKIING START---------- ll i,1:irtcd as a w;11er ski club then our church a!>ked if we would 1.11..e I.id!> out. then other chun.:he' found out and :-.tarted a!.l..ing u lu take group' out "atcr skiing and it de\ eloped into a week-long \\ater skiing camp Otii, said. "We Jo, e 10 \\ ah.:r i,ki and 10 camp and it I.ind of fdl into place," Oti:-. i,aid. SQUIRRELS AND STARS-------- "The l..i1.h learn a lo t. Thev learn how to communicate and we Jo '>luJie:-. on conn1c1 and n:~olution," Otis said. "II i!. verv valu- able "ith inner-Cit) I.id!.. but New port . .111d San Diego l..i1..il> have the \amc pmhkm,." "A lot of l..1lh don't get to !>CC what nature hal> provided for them." Ot" 'au.J. "It '!. am;.wng hi.)\" many ch1klren have ne,er i.r.:en a i.quirrel llr a Jeer or the \I.tr'>." Co ta l\lcsa \\ hoc,·cr 31uh: J \te.:I \Jfc from Cr .. JtlVc MJrl..c1in~ JnJ !\1Jnaeem1;nt JI ~J.i E. J 71h SI '1.t,t Sund.1Y-\\a3 in l<>r :in unplcJ\.llll \urpr1w Ail ti con· tafncJ \\J3 p.tp.:motl. • A Smt1h·Clirun.1 1111..: \\Orlh Jbout S)()() \\as 3tolcn fnim J home m the :!C)()(l block of T.:Jl..\\uoJ Pl.1ce. The o\\ner of the h11me tolJ polil'C he ldt 11\.: ''indo" open for ht\ cat3. • 1\ resident ol the ::.ioo block ot ,\nJolcr Place returned home to finJ her \Crccn cut and more lhJn S 1.000 worah of Jewelry mt~\rng. • Sumconc remon:J '>cvcral glJ\\ p.in~' from a hnme 111 the ::!700 blOlk uf Loren zo Avenue .tnJ Mule more llr.ln S3.000 worth of 11ems. mcludml! JC\\elry, 3 lclcvt\lon .1110 J c.imera • A collcl'tion of J'i .111ll<JUe compJcl mrrror) was among rhc 11cm' ~tokn IJ~l Tuc~day from .1 home in the I ~(}() block of An.thcam 1\\l'nuc The hur· gt .. r JppJrcntl~ tiwh· 111 b) r.:nto\lni; VOL. ae, NO. 134 Delivery 2uarantee! If )OU',. a su"6tcnbtf al'd do l'lll hi~ your fMIM' by 6 a.m !7 a m on Satul'd.lys al'd holl ~1. ull helot• 1 o a m af'd ,...·u Jl!1 11 to )'Oii by noon Our CllllDmf!t ~ Centt<, 641· •)h, II open ''°"' 6 am to S pm ~ an.our f~y. and 7 a m to 10 a m on Sltur· d4)'J to ..,. )OU with )Wt Clrcul.Mlon ,_. .,_..,..._ >-a. """""" ..... °""' °""'~~ ..... " ..... -.Vici~ • • ' • i M F,... Clmllldoft Olrecar ............. ,,__~ llw lattilft .....,_~ -ll) Kim Nielson the dining room "indow 'crecn. Newport Beach At Ou!>inc~ lnformJlaon Solutions. -l500 Campu\ Dm·c, Mime high-tech hurglJf\ brol.:c an to >le.al memory chap' from computer~ While they \\ere ,1t ii they maJc ofr with (I fax m.1d11nc · • In lhc 400 hltX:k of DJhha. some· one pl)flpcd out a lxdroom ~indow ~n.:en Jnd er J\\ led 11110 J rcsidcm:c It :ippc:ired th.11 the burglar " .. , !>C.tred off by the re\ldenl\ )CrcJm~ ,and left cmpl) h.andcd • An clJcrly man rcpmlcJ tu pohcc 1h.11 he was pJr l.ed an the 900 bl<Xk of Nc\\port Ccnh.:r Dme \\hen some- lllle >lolc hai. lrnni\ r .1d,d and hcJr- an, Jid that he h.id '.:I Jtop ht!> car for ,1 fc\\ minute.. • Al the corner of Barch Slrccl and ·1 dkr Avenue. \omconc reponcdly \tole Sl.500 \\Orth of property out of ,1 c .ir trunk. I hf' ~~ ~~lvCona Mt"W Daily P1lo4 <UPS 144·8001 is published Monday throulltl Saturday, and wbscrtpliont ire 1va1l.t!M fur S 7 SO ~ month by arrler In Newport 8each and Cosu Mftl, sa 58 ~ month by m.111 .and fot wlected other routes by ~ Mftl Community N.....,, Inc., llO W ~ St.. COIU Mew. CA 92627. ~ ~ paid I I COIU Mf!w, CA IPnce in- clude all appltable .Utt and lout IUft ) POSTMASTtA, S4!nd add,_ c:h.t"lfS to The P1loc, P 0 Box l 560, Cow iNl..t, CA 92626. (ffioe 54~, Jr. Cha11m1n How to reach us at The Pilot Circulation Orange County 642-4333 Adveniaing Classtfted 64 2·5678 Display 642-'4321 Editorial Nt'WS 540· 1 224 Sports 642-4330 Ntws, sports fax f>.46-41 70 Main Offtce 8uslntss Office 642-4321 Bu~tne s fax 631 .5902 -------------------------------------------------------- Managing Editor Steve Marble ... 642-4321 Lawrence Howard keeps track of all his cross-country trips on this U.S map. He has traveled coast to coast on his many journeys. Cross-country cruiser ....._ 80-year-old grandfather seeks ad venture , sightseeing through numerous journeys on his bike. By Steve Sakach Sutt v.r:er S ome !.ay once you ride the 1rninll like a hobo, you never "ant to qutt. ·n1a1 s:Jmc )emc uf a<.Jvcnture has captured SO-year-old long dillta ncc bil..er Lawrence l lO\\.trU. lie lle\ef\\:tntll to gM! up hi'> llUmmer CfO\)-<.:ountry bil..ing journc) !>. I Its traci...s co' er road!. from 13oston to co~l.1 .:\lc,,1, am.I from v~inCOU\er, Can:1uJ 10 the k\ll.1ll bo rder -111 101.11. ncatl) I 2.000 mtlci. over the l:i)I I 6 year:,. Three \\Cl'"' ago. the longtime Co,1:1 Me'>J resident lmb hcd ~1no1her i.olo tri p. Thi!. time an I. JOO-mile. 15-d.ty J••unt Jlnng the CJ!>I bani.., of thl· ~Ji,,i,,ippt RiH!r. I le biked ft om Daton Ruugc. La., north tu Iowa. "I lme lhc s1ght:.ceing anJ ge 111n!! .1cqua111tcd "ith Ml many people along thr.: \\ay," llO\\JrJ '>aid. "l lil..e the )tll.tll to,\n!>. You stop in the h11lc rei.1aur~1111' there and get involved \\1th all the local-; The ma)or or One City \\,1111Cd me Ill ha\e hreal..l,1)1 with him, but 1 haJ 10 dr.:cline." He fiN became hooi...cd on riding during his 10 ye:rn. on the job as head cu,todinn for the Ne,,port-Mci,:1 Unified School Di.,tnct. I le c,till l..ccps fit by b1i...ing c' cry dJ). U\ually he cn11-.e!. around do" ntuw n Costa 1'1c'>a, but often mal..e' Im \\,t) 10 the bil..e tr;iih along the oce:an or ma lo Long llcach. "!don't do any 'peciol training," hc !>:tid. "I l>tay in good shape. The flrl>I day or J\\O of a trip )OU have 10 remember )Ou'rc not used to 70 or 80 mile' a da)." Although he ha'>n't run into any serim1'> trouble out on the htghw<iy•,, I low:ird hai. haJ a f cw nervou'i moment'>. "I once got caught in a let rible rain and Newport Beach 64/5 7 Balboa: 63/57 Costa Mesa: 66/56 Corona del Mar: 63/55 TODAY: low preuure In th upp« almotphe~ Introduces a cooling trend Into our temperatures. Morning Clouds u usual, and hazy afternoon sunshine with a chance ol ~tchy fe>& In the ewnlng.. Hl1hs In IM u~ 60s 1JOn1 the rout, lows rn the 60s and mid-SO.. FWt:AIT: Night and morning low clouds with fair to par11y cloudy afternoon• through Saturday. •TM: No COltl.al -llOritt are pottH. lfaht nnae. wtnds chantln1 to touthwn1 to Mtt winds, 10 to 15 \nots with l foot Hat this afternoon and evening wtth a 1outhwest •~II of 2 feet. SunrlM: 5:49 a.m. () • Sun:s.t: 8:08 p.m. () 0 IST GM. •1 ., When at hom<.', L<mrcncc Howard lra\.cls up lo 40 miles a day cycling around IO\\n. clcctneal !>lorm," I lo" a rd i.aid. "There wa,n't much I could du. The rain \\,tl> pouring acrO'>ll the road. do"n from the h1 IJ.... I f1n.11ly came to i,ome i.torel> and waited the i.torm out there." Naturally, hi:, fricndl> and family get a liule worried for him, bul I luward 1akei, cach leg of the trip cautiou\ly and calls nightly to ~eep them pO.)led on hill SIUIUS. "We h.l\e faith in God and I pra) • nithlanth," '>:ttd ht' \\tic. ~1.u:. 7-1. "I m1!>!> him \\hct; hc'!I ~llOC. hut I ~cep Ill) elf bull). I !c h.1, :i 'on and d.tughtcr nearby. They're no: l'\.11.'ll) h;1pp) .1hou 1 him out there on the hii;lm.1)'· hut the Lord has tal..en gulld care of him " I lo" .11 J umk r~t;ind' their wnc.:e rn, but feel co11fiJu11 111 Im prcp.UJllun,. In the la-.1 th rce ) c.tr) he h.l\n ·1 hJd '>0 much ,\) J tl.u lite. "I hl·rc\ d.111gcr. You c•111'1 get J\\:I) frum 11," he '>aid. ·:t ha'c the Lo1d ridmg \\tilt mc .1nJ I Jon't \\llrl). I'm JU\I \Cr) lJUttllU\." Pl.urning 1me lll h~' btl..tng e\pcd11ion 1.1kes l'Un 1Jcr.1blc timc. I lo\\JrJ 1ud1ei, e\<.:I') kg of the trip. ,pJilltng h" journey 11110 meragc Jl\t.111cc:-ul 70 mite .... O(t".1~iunally, he hJ' h.td tu h1l..e up to 125 m1k\ a u.1y. "I t~ tu ptcl.. out 'umething rc.1~n.1blc," llu\\,11d '·"d "l he h.irJe,t p.1rt tl> the hills. Sometime\ thcrc\ lol\ of climbing and chmhins." II J t11p requ1rei, O)ing. I h)\\ard pack!> up hi, btl..c .1ml purcha~c nn old l>U1tcasc for hi ge,ir. "I h:ave the i,u1tcasc in t he tcrm111al and then I'm r~JJ) 10 gu," he \Jld. R.11'>1:. d Ill lo\\ a. llO\\ arJ has fa mil) in Dci, ~lotnt:.~ JnJ m:il..el> the IU IC the hub or mu-.t of h 1-. trip,. Al the end of each journey, he ic; :ible to 'i'lll m.rny of ht!!> ~randduldrcn and great grandd1ilJren. I lm\ard llaiJ he hope 10 ride as long a PO'>l>tblc. "I'm hl:.tlthy .1ml I cnju) 11d111g,'' he !>ar<l. "I'm tr)111g 10 m;1l..e Ill) trip-. a li ttle l>horter. but I hope lo Ju another une l>Omcwhe rc nc\I summer " -' hOl a.•. t.J 7:0t ...... ,.. ti:OJ fl.•· t.6 6:40, ....... t:H..-. .0.J e: tO a."" J.S t2iSJ~ , .. 11n,.-. .. 1 Send your items to Bob van Eyken, The Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627. Toda~ Newport Conservancy ·-The Newport Conservancy, an organization dedicated to the purchase and preservation of coastal wildlife habitat, will host guest speakers Kevin Murphy, Newport Beach city manager, and Margot Griswold of the Chambers Croup, 5-7 p.m. June 10 in the Newport Dunes clubhouse, 1131 Back Bay Ori~e. For more information, call 54 8-14 38. Prince of Tides -Pat Conroy's bestselling novel "Prince of Tides" will be the topic of discussion al the Wednesday Evening Book Croup, 7 p.m. June 10 at the Newport Center Library, 856 San Clemente Drive. Author Joan Talmadge Weiss will lead· the discussion. For information, call 644-3191. Re~ubl ica n Wo men - The Ba boa Bay R~ublican Women, Federate will meet at 11 a.m. June 10 al the Balboa B~y Movie listings Newport Beach IOWAIOS NIW,Oll CINlMA 300 l'.e•-1 (_, 0rwe 6H ·0760 Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway in Newport Beach. For information, call 645-9127 or 963-3735. Thursday, June 11 Consvlting engin eers -The Orange County chapter of the Consulting Engineers Association of California will hold a breakfast meeting at 7 a.m. June 11 at Geezers Carlie Grill, Dove Street and Scott Drive in Co)La Mesa. Call 476-3300 for inf ormalion. Square danci ng -Costa Mesa's lively senior square dance group, the Costa Mesa Quicksteppers, invite you to their weekly dance, 10 a.m. Thursday at the Downtown Community Center, Anaheim Avenue and Center Street. The group is looking for couples with square dance experience for expnnded activities. There are also fomale partners available ror any single men who would like to join the fun. For more information, call 545 5669. TllANGU SQUAil 1911\ S•/11o<bor St..d ST• nss 1 ,01rlo1 Gome• IQ 2. • JO, 7, 9 30 1 'olrlol Gome• a 3, S 30, 8 10 30 3 ,otrlol GomH < I JO • 6 JO, 9 • for & A-y l'G 13' 1 IS •IS 7 IS, 10 IS I For & Away I'(; 13 1 JO 4 JO 7 JO, 5 Lelhol Weapon l 1' 2 JO, S 1 30. 10 10 20 6 Sister A<I II'(; 3. 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REruENCES AVAll>&E llIC~K<lRY FAl{MS ' Give Dad Our Best. htut When you purchase a delicious gift ove r $20 for Dad, we'll give )'OU a box of Hickory Farms Ttadit1onal Americ.in Chocolate Pecan Clusters FREE! and • receive a free gift ... PU' 8 oa. Ptcan Cluttm Let Us Ship It For You WESTCLIF'F PLAZA 1,.. at l nlM A"-t Newport leadl • Send A Gift By Phone 642-4302 • Saturday, June 13 b No Accident" will be offered by Child abu se -Women the United States Coast Guard Aux1l1ary from 8 a.m. lo 2 p.m. who are survivors of childhood June 13 and 14 al Newport sexual abuse are invited to a Du(les. A class in boating skills and seminar, offered by Elizabeth seamanship will be offered from 8 Slocum. M.F.C.C., entitled a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Newport "Freeing the Inner Child: Breaking Duhes Conrerence Room. Special Toxic Bonds With Mother." Topics children's classes, "Water 'N include building healthier Kids," will be offered at 10 a.m .. relationships with parents, 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. breaking toxic bonds, and creating Cancer fund raiser -emotional independence. The Concern II, a non-profit seminar will be presented at 2"900 organization funding children's Bristol St., Building F, suite 202, cancer immunology re>earch. will. Costa Mesa from 10:30 a.m. to hold its annual fund ra i!'.er, 12:30 p.m. The fee is $5. for "Mediterranean Magic," al 7:30 reservations, call 546-7708. p.m. June 13 at Fashion Island in Remodeling -A free Ne\' port Beach. The e"ent will seminar designed lo inform feature Mediterranean cuisine and homeowners about the complex entertainment, plus door prizes, process of remodeling their homes including a two·night stay at the will be offered at 9:15 a.m. June Hyatt Newporter. For information, 13 al the Cliff Drive PaTk c<tll 724-0926 or 854-0139. rec~ation room. The seminar will Business ethics -The be off erecJ by architects Carol Tink Newport-Balboa Rotary Club is and MJrk Teale and landscape sponsoring a business ethics architect A.J. Teale. For more workshop entitled "Beyond information. call 731-2252. Business a) Usual" at the Balboa Boatin g safety -A fre~ marine sarety exam "Sare Boating Bay Club. The workshop starts at 7:30 a.m. with a full buffet Formal Photography is great but ... Photography by Leslie Eaton is just plain FUN!! Why pay Newport Beach prices? Sitting fee $25 • Call (714) 548-7191 Ask about our Poster Sculptures SHAUN BROSAMER Father of Five A Surprise fo r his wife Kim Your P]} Wednesday, June 10, 1992 A3 breakfast and concludes al noon. Ct:ntcr>. for inrorm.111on, call The cost is $10 per per~n ancJ 241 -Y908. that includes all milteriab and Jazz at the co urt -breakfast. For more information 0.1\ 1d Arl-t:m.tone ''ill pl:rtorm 1n call Millard MacAdam al .1 lrt:l' J•'u concert at 2 p m June 644-5552 or Jim De Boom at 14 .1t Cr} :>tal Court, Sunllo" er 548-4942. A' enue .:ind Uear Street in Costa Back Bay paddle -Mt:~a. Paddle your way through the Upper Newport Bay Ecological Monda~, June 15 Reserve and receive basic kayak Watercolor classes -paddling instruction at 8:30 a.m. June 13. The Lour, conducted b} a Reg1)Lra11on opt:n:> June 15 ior naturalist from the California bt•s1nning and 1ntermed1ate Department or Fish and Came. \\Jtercolur clJ::.:.e.) bt's•nning July will include extensi\e education 20 .rn<.l 23 at the \\t:>t Nc"port on Back Bay ecology and "1ldliic. Communil) Center. For Reservations are required. For ir form, t .. m c.11 64 4-3.!40. information, call 675-1215. ADD and ad ults - Sunda~, June 14 ".Iler 1 1 D1.1 1. t D1-.1 rdcr U>t'<.l Lo bt.> r1.·g.1ruccJ J) a cJ,,eJse aill.cting Arts classes -Free clJ)>e> onlv ch1ldrt:n and .-icJolc:>eents. in ballet, jazz, tilp, runk, piano Recl.'nt r1.·::.t::irch lh:is rt:.eJlccl the and others will be orf ered at the d1)ortl~r :ilsu .111cct.-. ;idulb, cau>1ng Costa Mesa Arts Complex locutt:tl d11fic.:ult\ 1n c.:011centr,1t1un and at 151 Kalmus Dr .. Building C 1n poor J Jb perlorm;inct:. A ~m1n<1r Cost.a MeS<l. Demonstrations or on ADD in Jdulb \\ill be oi1ered fairy tale theater nnd sugar-free at 7 p.m Junl.' 15 Jl the oiltce) or parties for kids will be given. The )oJn Anti re\\ s, 11 51 Do\ e Street, day's events are sponsored by su1Ll' 105. 1n l'\e\,p<>rt Beach. For several area dance, mu)ic and Mb inlormat1on. c.111 -1 76-0991. ----a b bondzinza--- Fresh Pasta & Seafood Restaurant s49s Spaghetti Specials Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday Nights Only Choice of 5 sauces: Scarpara •Meat Sauce • Butter & Lemon Butter, Garlic & Lemon • Meat Sauce Buy 1 Dinner Get 2nd Dinner at Half Price 10% Sen io r Citizens Discount Both Lunch & Dinner Not valid for To Go Orders or combined wuh any other offer Expire 6 30 91 For R eservations Call 675-8973 Open For Dinners Tuesday -Saturda) 5 pm to Closing . Closed Sunday & Monday 3421 Via Lido • Newport Beach Free Parkin in Via Lido Plaza l)ELI & KITCHE~ PRODUCE SEAFOOD OOIOWN ROAST BEEF (Coak• ID you lllll) Al.lllCXlUO DCJ4ST1C ~ PARMESAN CHEESE .,,--h ........................................ MBi:Ess WATERMELON 25 ¢h . ........................................... . 39¢~ CRISPmSH ICEBERG LETIUCE Frtsh Se2food Brought In 6 Days A Wttk From All OVcr The World! git{R1(c STEAKS $pJh ......................................... FRISH FAJMUS MAlXET NORWEGIAN SMOKED SALMON $l<fJh ~~~~~~~ ............... ~~~~~ MAHI MAHI FILLET ~9h ......................................... $659h FRISH Ma1CA.'> BAY SCALLOPS \JNCU DOUGIE'S BBQ SAUCE WM •a MM &. Worlie Moat o.a,-i.. BIO S.Ce t 6o&. 8oalt <Rci. $4.29) 1NE 2 MlN\.TI'E PASTA MICHELLE'S PASTA ~i...a..'Ptppa. V.,..Wt.Wlcy $}£fl _.WW. WhtM Fdllldot (C>wpabiy Gtw.) U7 ...... <'4 $1.09) & 49¢h FAAMBESH CAULIFLOWER SWEET VINE RIPE CANTALOUPES ····--·---coUPON·--------- RED RIPE CHERRY TOMATOS 69 ¢bskt Limit 3 bsktS. Coupon Exp. 6-11-92 I -·---·--··---------------· Farmers Market ---~=-==--====-::: -_------ ~1EAT liSOAQUOCE RIB EYE STEAKS Are' to paf ecdoft. FRESH CHICKEN BREAST BROCHETTES Wkh 8dl Prppn. On11111 .,.. PinarPk In • -...w.,i '""1l&. FRESH H<M.MAD£ CHlCKE & TURKEY BREAST SAUSAGE ~.....,.1 ..... ...i&.1 \\'I~E ' I . :.., \I' \, .• I ': • ''. . 401 Newport Center Dr., Newport Beach, California Telephone (71 4) 760..()403 Houn: 8am-9pm Mon.-Sat. 8am-8pm Sunday .. • • .. ... I I i j A4 Wednesday, June 10, 1992 • Newport Beach/COila M•a Dally . Business The Business page run> on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays Jnd Fridays Business Editor Tony Cox ... 642·4321 , ext. Downey asks for more time for divestiture By Tony Cox Business Editor NEWPORT .DEACU -Hoping 10 gi"c itsel f enough tim e to wait llUI the depressed rc;il estate mnr· !..et. Do" ne) S:J\ ing-. has asked for :.in 18-month e\tcns1on on the gov- crnmcnt-mandJtcJ di\C!>titure of 11s real estate holdinl!s. The Ne" port Dcnch-baseJ thrift h.1s ..1 long history ol profitable in· 'estmcnts in neighborhood shop· ping centers, but bccau!>e of th e problems of m:111y other savings and luans, Congrcs-. in 1989 passed kgisla11on sc,crcl~ restricting real estate 1mestmcnts b~ thrifts. Dusincss al Newport Beach and Co:.ra Mes:i restaurants isn't exactly sizzling, bu t The Daily Pilot's monthly survey of local re st.iurateurs suggests th:it a comeback is beginning to simmer. In April, members of the survey group posted a 1 percent gain, on average, over their April 1991 revenue levels. The s::iles improvement represented an extremely slight gain over a down year in the restaurant business, but it also murked the rourth straight month in which the survey group was ahead of its year-ago revenue p~1ce . ''I'm looking at the numbers here, and we were so far down in ·91 that eve n though we're coming back, we're still down," said one respondent. "But at least it's stabilizing. "Unless something drastic happens, we've hit bouom. We've found bouom, stabilized and increased. I'm encouraged." But not all the restaurateurs in the survey are convinced that they've seen the worst of the restaurant !>lump. "I think it still has a way to go," said Danny M:i rcheana. ow ner of The Arches in Newport Oe~1ch. ''With all th e la) Offs in the area and ~he construction industry down, I would look for more shakeout." Another restaurateur s;iid he believes the local restaurant market is slowly starting to turn around but he doesn't bclie,·e business has even caught up with recessionary levels of 199 1. "Definitely, 1992 won't match 1991," he said. "Anybody who tells you that is lying. It seems like we arc picking up, but it still is very un~table. Business is unpredictable." Another respondent said he's seen some encourngi ng customer trend_! in his credit-purchase reports. I le said that while corporate spending in his restaurant continues to lag way behind robust levels of the late 1980s, personal spending by local CU!>tomcrs is improving. ''Jt 's very encouraging because 1 thought we were losing some rcgulnrs," he said. Some local restaurants have been able to adjust to poor economic condi tio ns. One respondent -said that while his sales arc lagging behind year-ago le vels, he's been able to improve profits by trimming expenses. "We made money in April, and it looks like we're going to be all right in May," he said. The April index score for rest:iurunts: 101. -By Tony Co • ..: Restaurants • Represents last year's performance. A score above 100 reflects an improvement over the same month the previous year, while a score below 100 indicates a decline. Scoring is based on sales of local restaurateurs who are surveyed regularly for this feature. The kg1~1Jtion required the S3.6 billion (in a:.scts) Dm,ncy to un- load most of i1s $500 million-plus real C\tatc portfolio by June 30, 199-l. anJ rcgulawrs later moved 1hc in-.l1lul1trn\ Jc.1dhne up to Dec. 31, 1992. Dlmnc' officials have since !>old all but ~203.4 mil· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ lion of the portfolio. and they're 11 ALL DAY KINDERGARTE \\ilhin S7u.I million of the maxi- mum the im11tution can own, but \\1th the re.ii est.ate mar\..et sc- ' crcl~ depn:~"cd. more ti me could mc~1n much grc.ncr profiti. on the JSSC t \,de\. Does Your Heart Good. " t • "\\ e'n: Jll~t a:-l..1ng fo r an cxtcn- See DOWNEY/A5 ... American Heart o Association . FREE FIRST EXAM New Clients Only During Regular Office Hours (Dogs &: Cats Only) E. Nevm. D. V M C Mintzer. D. V.M Low Cost Vaccine Clinic Every Saturday 1-3 P.M. Newly Remodeled! BALBOA ANIMAL HOSPITAL I Professlonall I Boarding I I Grooming I 11 FREE NIGHT 1 •2 OFF Bath (with minimum 5 night atayJ 642-3840 1 I •5 OFF Bath I I • Spacious Runs L _ ~Groom _J L Clima~Controlled _ ~ .. 6904 W. Coast Hwy• N.B. (Near Newport/Huntington Borders) Drop offs as early as 7:30 a.m. Open Monday -Saturday OFFER EXPIRES 6/1 4/92 ·NEW CLIENTS ONLY TtWat,,,.nt el Sutfl•IY of Blnh, Rot»n,_ el Rabbit• Only 35% Over Cost Bedroom Furniture FREE with purchase of S299 or more ~Bed Frame ~Delivery Dresse rs, Armoires, Nightstands & More Steel, Pine, Handpainted & U~holstered Fin ishes The Most Unique & Unusual Bedstyles in Town & Set Up ~ Disposal of old mattress -- ' t -SERTA ~ PREM~UM FIRM TWIN Sugg.List SALE 2 pc. set.. ... $259 ...... • 169 FULL 2 pc. set ..... $359 ..... •249 Q UEEN 2 pc. set.. .... $459 ..... •299 KING 3 pc. set.. .... $599 ...... •349 SERTA ODESSA PLUSH FIRM Q UEEN 2 pc. set .. 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List SALE 2 pc. set.. .... $449 ...... •289 FULL 2 pc. set. ..... $549 ...... •379 QUEEN 2 pc. set ...... $699 ...... •4 79 KING 3 pc. set.. .... $949 ...... •679 RECESSION SPEC STRESS-0-PEDI 25 year warranty/1000 coi Pillow Top lWIN Sugg. list SAL 2 pc. set. ..... $799 ...... •400 FULL 2 pc. set.. .... 5899 ...... •499 QUEEN 2 pc. t .... $1099 ..... •599 ICING J pc set .... 51J99 ..... •799 KINDERGARTEN THAU STH GRADE ENROLL NOW • .,. • afTll .._cm,.• ..._.,,ea•"~,. FALL SEMESIER BEGINS Slpt. 8 HAWTHORNE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Bucaneer's Creek Manlnlaue ~8 Days & 7 i'iJ1ls ., •. M~ ~.e.o. •t£GRL .. M~ .__, S133r 16835 BROOKHURST FOUNTAIN VALLEY (714) 963-7831 CALL FOR FURTHER INFORMATION An Elementary Private School of Distinction founded In 1942 HAWAII ON SALE From $/428* .OUTRIGGER SURF Puerto Vallarta Costa Azul Adnnture Resort Some d tie BEST SU'fing ' ri Mexico, dldel 3 n~ from '299* ·~~Airfn '>axrnoddons & Room Ta. ·n.uie"tam~&~ Cltallna Hotel Resenatlons Cataina Island s more aff ordcmle ald easier to get k> 1t8l everl Sonora Bar FLY FREE! ~ly 1 Jtl depattxe orl:t Now ?49* Reg. '1009 14rdlSiYa I) MEXICRNRIA CANCUN From 1418* 7 Days · Per Person /Double~ MEXICRNRIA • Fllll 1 Ftll • PQ t.asGU11 M1r Melas.tL&m ... 5Dlrt&•• •llllll'S..• Allla m. Sin-Di Clbo 5Dlya&••--- llot 71 . Thursday, June 11 CIDA meeting - "Environmental Controls: Will They Cho!...e You," is the title of the keynote address for the June 11 dinner meeting of the Commercial Industrial Development Association, 6 p.m. at the Sheraton Newport Beach Hotel. For information, call 385-1977. Saturday, June 13 Job search skills -A career counseling and networking sel'ninar entitled "finding Your Future: Job Search and Transition Skills in the 1990s" will be offered from 7:30 a.m. lo 2 p.111. June 13 at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrews Road in Newport Beach. A continental breal...fast will be ser\ed. For information, call 631-2880. Tu esday, June 16 Women's networking - Members and guests of the Dolphins, \\Omen's d1\1s1on of the Newport Harbor Chamber o( Commerce, will discuss the issue or "Women's Net\\Orl..ing Organizations: Are they Sexist?" at the group's breal..fast meeting. 7: 15 cl.m. June 16 at the Newport Mamou. For reservations, call 644-8211 . Thursday, June 18 Networking -Two business networking groups, LeTip of Irvine and LeTip of Huntington Be<1ch will hold a joint mi'l(er at 7:15 p.m. June 18 at El Torito Crill, 633 Anton Blvd. 1n Co:.la Mesa. For information, call 589-6995. Thursday, June 24 High technology -KMPC Peat Marwick will continue 1LS Spring High Technology Breal..fost Series June 24 at the Center Club. 650 Town Center Ori\ e in Cosla Mesa. The topic to be addressed is "ISO 9000 Certification." with Peat Marwick's James Tuchi and Dr. Rich.Jrd Nesbit, o( Bt!cl..man Instruments. The fee is $25. For reservations and information, call 850-4411, ext. 623. Tuesday, June 23 High tech breakfast - Klv\PC Peat Marwick's Spring High Technology Breakfast Series will continue June 23 at the Center Club, 650 Town Center Drive in Costa Mesa. James Tuchi, of Peat Marwick, and Dr. Richard Nesbit, of Beckman Instruments, will discuss ISO 9000 cert1fiCcltion. Servicing all faiths • Under new ownership 24 Hour Services • 1625 Gisler Avenue • OlSra Mesa (Call for a free brochure regarding Cremation & the C-elebration of Life) • 540-5 S-54 .. one erson 0 eemon Well, okay. S you might be the three hundred and forty .. seventh. Or even the eighteen thou and anq ixth. But just to show that we're good sport , we'll till offer any first time subscribers The Mes age Center free for a month. Now, chances are, you've heard about The Me. age Center. If so, thi is the perfect opportunity to give it a try. ror those not in the know: The Me age Center i a scrv .. ice that actually replaces your an wering machine. There' no box, no cord , no hassle . In fact, all you need i your regular touch .. tone phone. But The Me age Center i more than a replacement. It' a vat improvement. For in ~rance, you'll be able to acce your me age from any touch .. tone phone. Have time .. and date .. tamped me ·age · at your beck and call. You'll even have yo ur phone ah wered while vou 're on it. Jut call l .. Q0 .. 427 .. 77 15 to get tarted . We'll waive the $10.00 ·tarr .. up charge and the hr t $5 .95 monthly charge. No .. tring , or wire , att41ched. give' u ·a ring before June 30th ,1nd get your free n1onth. Becau while thi · offer may not b~ one tn a million, ·ou can re t a ured that The~0----The Message \.Q ILO. Center i . MCIFICD•ILL • .. .. .. • • .· .. .. • • Ae Wednesday, June 1 o. 1992 OWner of The L•k tried for tax evasion ~ Arlan W. Flaum. longtime Fashion Island tenant. pleads not guilty to charges from IRS. 3y Tony Cox • ~s ess Ee tor :-..t:.\\'PORT CENTER -Vet· c.:r .111 Newport 13cach merchant -\rl.111 W. Flaum, one of the last 'l'111;11n 111~ originJI tenants at Fash· 11111 hbnd. plcJJct.I not guilty \ll1nJ.1~ to h:Jcr.11 income tax e\'a· I l.1um. the 5-l-year-old owner of I hi.! Look clothing store, is ac· cu-;cd bv the Internal Kevenuc ')Cf\11.'.C of filing false :ind fraudu· 11:111 personal income t:ix returns for 1%5, 19 '6 anJ 1987. He :illeg· c.:dl~ understated hrs ta."<able in· .:tlllll.! for those years by $1 28,500 .11.d <:\adcd an estimated $43,255 Ill 1:1 \eS. the last with hi business," Marow· itz said. "He literally ran it. He was on the noor. He did the buy- ing and everything. "I don't know anyone who '"ould have nn ill thing to !iay about him." Stc'c Miller. owner of Phelps mcmwear, said he, too, was )!hocked by the indictment. He s::ii~Fmum is a high ly respected retailer at Fashion Island. In fact, he s:iicJ the Fashion Island Mer- chants A!isociation recruited Flaum last )Car to rejoin its board of directors. "\Ve thought we needed him," l\liller said. "He's been involved from the ge t-go. He's ouis pokcn, and he's U!.ually right. Whether they like his personality or not, all the merchants respect his ability as a retai ler." Flaum founded The Look. then a women's clothing store, in 1967. I le added a separaie Look store Fbum's trial \\a~ scheduled for for men three years later, and he -\ug. 11. If con' ll.'.tcd. he faces a and his ex-wife Kirsten consoli· 1n.l\1mum fi,c }CJr" in prison and dated the men's and women's 1 5-100.000 fine. !.tores at a new location in the (\1nt.1ctcd at lw. \tore Tuc!>da). center in 1983. l l.1um declined to comment on The Look specializes in uct ive thi.: 111dic1mcnt. Although the al· wear fo r women und European . :g.1tllHl' stem f1um JOin t income fa!ihions for men. The store sells PHELPS From A1 of getting beat up by the big boys." Ron Ocalc, co-owner of the men's clothing s~ At· Ease :it Fashion Island, said he's sorry to see Phelpi. going out of business. "It's u fine old men\ store," Dea le !laid. "I gtt no pleasure out of seeing thot happen." Deale suid he believes Phelps' pricing strategy hurt the store. Deale has tried to set At-Ease apart from lar~· er competitors by offering unique mcrchandi!ie. "Decreusing the quality of )Our content and presenta· tion to hit u promotional price is not what the cus· tomcr is looking for," Dcu,lc said. "People don't want to buy chenp i.tuff just because it's a reccl>sion." l\tillcr conceded that his sales thii. yc:ir are behind last year's pace, but he i.aid the new pricing strategy went over well with custom· ers exposed to the concept. Susie Plummer, marketing director for Fasl11on Island, said the Phelps closing i!> unfortunate. but it'!> not a setbacl-for th1: center. She said Fashion bl.111d hJs sev- eral pro!ipect1,c tenants thJt coulu tal-c mer 1 he !>pace . · ·' return,, I· bum·, '' ifc Dcn1!ic its own designs and private labels. ''' nLll chJr!,!c.:tl in the case.,------------------:------------! lkn1'"' H.ium. ''ho ''orks at 'rn11.111 ~br"u' Co.'s Fashion Is· !.1nJ !>ll.>re, abll Jcclined to discuss the.: inJictmcnt. other than to point 1'Ut tb t her husbaml had plead llOl ~Ulll~. ·1 he 111Jic1mcnt docs not con· •\.'In hu,111c-.s t.I\ filings for The l 11t1~ . .-\rlJn f-Ltum !laid the case \\Ould not affect his !.lore's opera· tiom. Nc''~ of the.: indictment was met 1\ ith ... urprisc b~ Flaum\ neighbors .1t the ,hopp111!,! lCntcr. 'Oh m~ God," -.:11d Richard \laru\\lll. lllrma O\\nCr of the Nc\\pon Children's 13ootcry and .1b0 :in origin.ii 1enan1 of the 25· \C:.tr·olJ ccntcr. ''I'm ab!.olutcly ~brtm itL \Jld he knov.s Fl:ium .• , .1 tough lcJ..,C nc.:gut1JtOr :ind as .1 h.1rd·\Hlrl-.in\!. c.:llec11'c merchant \\hl> 1~ nc.:,cr -pthh~ \\Ith custom· l'I '· •Diamond s • Fine Jewelry • Many Unique Pieces Councll discusses nude model law ....,, Proposed restriction would address lingerie modeling in tanning salons . By Tony Dodero Stan Wnter NEWPORT DEACH -A strin· gent new re triction on nude 111odel studios and apprehcn!iion O\ er whether !.peed bumps !ihould be in!italled on some city strcefs were among the items debated by the City Council tfiis week. The council voted Monday to hcur debate on model studios, which :ire defined us any pluce \\here nude models :ue observed, drawn, painted, sculpted or photo- graphed, at its June 22 meeting. As part of the new restriction, any new adult modeling studio must first obtuin n permit from the city. The new restriction also will !iWCcp in tanning salons th:it fea· ture lingerie modeling. Under the permit guidelines, nude models must stay at lcust four feet away from customers, cannot pose in any loct..cd or sc· cured areas and customer!> are prohibited from disrobing while at a model studio, said Robin Flory, deputy city auocney. , While Flory suid there aren't ony nude model studios in New· port Deuch, the new rcsirictions arc part of !iC\'Crul new ordinances designed to monitor the operation of adult busi1\esscs. For example, the city ha re· cently cracked down on massage parlors, also requiring that those businesses upply for permits and restricting them to commercial and light industrial zones. In other business, the council: • Gave a cold shoulder to the idea of installing speed bu1nps to decrease traffic on Highland Av· enuc between Mariners Drive and Irvine Avenue and on Carnation Avenue between 2nd and 4th !>lreets. The council is awaiting the results of a po!itcard survey sent to the resident~ to determ ine wheth- er to go ahead with the proposal. ••we do have an obligution to keep the speed down," said a;>un· cilman Clarence Turner. One idea the council may debate for deter- ring speede~ would be the use or photo radars, Turner suid. And Turner noted that 20 per· cent of the cities und counties in the !>late hod put in the speed bumps and t\~o-thirds of those now wish that thty hadn 't. In Newport Dcach, ~peed bumps are already in place on Harbor View Drive between MacArthur Doulevard and Marguerite Av- enue, and !.Orne rellidcnts huve asked the council to remove them, Turner said. • Reiterated its opposition 10 off!ihore oil drilling, by supporting an energy bill adopted by the I louse of Representatives that calls for S\\Ccping rcstric1ions. • Adopted a new !ravel policy that sets forth reimbursement guidcl,ihes for those tra\'cling over- night/at city e~pcn!ie. 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Daughter Charlene and husband Mike lmmell were there with children Greg, his fiancce Suranne Sap;uito, and daughter Jennifer. there with her fiance Dane OeBoer. Also. Hes ter d~1ughter Maril yn Cianulias with hu\hand Jim and their daughter Mindy, with new husband Court Ensign. Seated ''ith Nora anti Charle~ were two of Charley's fe llow bridge player-. at Oig CJn)On, Page Simpson with Jo Parclla and Al LcCaye with wife Carolyn. No bridge game-. :u the p:1rty, but all sorts ot ~.1sino games going on for the 1~0 guc ts when they weren't dining un the buffet spre.td by Turnip Rose or dancing. (Some gue~t\ "ere turned out in their best gang'>ter .1t11rc.) "\Ve \\Crc m.micu on June 5 111 rffingham, Ill.. hu t we plan to cclcbr.1te thi' 56th anni,crsary all mont h," commented Nora. ··we will be celebrating .1t home, not planning a trip." They arc settling 11110 their new place in Belcourt. SpJrl..ling there is t111 .. ir gift from the ADA, a Cl)St.11 \,1sc. Nora and Charley Hester recently celebrated their 56th wedding anniversary al the Village Crean. Harriet and James Selna co-chaired the event expected to bring in $30,000. and committee members incluued Barry Bchrstock (next year's chair) and Steve and Kris Charton, Jody Citrigno, Vince and Carol Duda, Tom and Mary Anne Haltom, Jerry Kobrin, ~ancy Leighton, Armin and Linda Miller and Dan and Sandy Perlmutter. •Also. there were committee members Gerry and Bobbie Samos, Michelle and Ca ry Sarnoff, Adrienne :inti Richard Thomas, Brett and Susan Williamson and Joyce and William Zaenglein. ----.. Broiled Swordfish $14.95 +tax Stn.ai ~uh lenv,n & c.tllm ( R~ $11. 95) Duck a L'Orangc $9.95 +tax Partly 00urJ )OW1g ~ rcmted aisp & sm.ed ""41h on~ Sl'.la (Reg. $18 .95) Baby Rack of lamb $13.95 +r..x Own roo.utd & smw ~ch ~wn: soia (Reg. $19.95) I ~------------------------------------ 'Jf n Outstanding /\ew Indian Restaurafll" 414 N. Newport Blvd. NeWJX>rt Bench • 645-0700 . 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One option, for instnnce, would be to slash 25 percent orr city council members' $690 n month salaries for a SI0,350 savings. Officials nre :ilso re-evaluating the city's commi11ecs to sec if they still serve a purpose. Culling some of the perks committee members receive is nnother option. "There's never a good time to increase axes," he told council members nt a recent work session. "Dut we can't continue to pro· Yidc the level of service we want on fees that are way out of date." The bed tax Costa Mesa charges motels and hotels, for instance, is 6 percen1, compared to the county average of 9 percent. If Co~ta Mc)a were to raise its bed tax to 9 percent, it would generate nnother S 1.2 million for the cit). ~ A I percent tax on admissions to events )uch as the Orange County Performing Arts Center. the Swap Meet, the Pacific Am- phithc:'.ltre and movie theaters would generate about $546,000. Roeder emphasized, however, that all of these options nre still in the study stage. The city currently foots the bill, for inst:ince, fo r free rounds of golf for members or the Costa Mesa Golf Course Committee. And the city's cable committee members get free coble service courtesy of city taxpayers. Likewise, th e city's business liccn)c tax has not been adjusted since 1985 and is below the county average. Finance officials predict it could generate another S300,000 if CostJ Mesa According to Finnnce Director Susan Tem- ple, ci ty officials looked at similar money mak- ing strategics last year, but managed to offset the ~hortfoll by trimming items rather than re- )Orting to taxes. Other alternatives that nre being considered include turning off every other street light on arte rial roads for n $70,000 savings. Another $69,000 could be saved by eliminat- ing nil interns and part-time staff. City officials are also recomm ending that the council con- tinue the hiring fre eze. NEWPORT From A1 felt the effects of the recession in lhe Conn of a $1 million loss in sales tax revenue this year. But it is the estimated SI 1 billion state budget shortfall that has the ciry bracing for the any new <lra~tic budget slashes the state may im- pose, Turnor said. For example, the stale legisla- ture is now considering cutting the money cities get for vehicle license fees, he sald. Legisla tors are abo de-Qating whether to change the way cities can collect sales taxes from local businesses. Right now, Newpor1 Uc.1ch col· lects aboul $12 million, or I per· cent of the total )ales 1a.\cs TIMMY From A1 with bilateral Retinoblastoma to a couple that has no history of this type of tumor is one in many millions, according to Lynch. The tumors probably formed nt conception, but it wasn't until he was seven weeks old when Lynch walked into his bedroom one morning to find his eye bulging. "I almost passed out.'' she said. "It was so scary." Several tests later, L)'nch learned a tumor was the culprit and Timmy's eye \\.ts rcmmed. Doctors tric<l to save the other eye by usi ng un experimental technique that combines laser treatment \\Ith chemotherapy. CHLA is the onl) ho!tptwl to use the innovati'e treatment. and doctors 1herc had never tricu it on anyone younger chan 6 months - before Timm}. That's why they celebr;ited ''hen the tumors di,nppcared about three rn onth!i ago after the treatment ended. ''We were convinccLI he "as healed," Lynch said .... I he docwr said it was a miracle." "Now we're fooling lor ;.i1101h1:r mirncle." amassed by city businesses. But under the new stale proposal, th ose sale~ tax dollnrs would in-· stead be dimibuted by population, costing the city a potential $6 mil- lion, Turner said. · "That would have some very, very serious i.11nificacions," Turner said. "\\'e \\Ould no longer have an incentt\'c to keep businesses within our borders." ~tayor Phil Samone bemoaned the st:ne's penchant for targeting city coffers to fix its budget woes. ''The big part of this story is that the state is taking money from the city because they don't have the guts to raise taxes or cut ~crviccs," Sansone ):lid. t.lurphy also presented the council members "ith a budget checklist Mondny. That checklist asked members t<>" give a yes or no vote to several items that were proposed for the budget. Council members gave the thumbs up to new copier equip- ment for the Finance Department, new video production equipment for the Fire Department, a S154,000 catch basin cleaner truck for General Services, a transporta· tion specialist for the senior citi- zen div ision, a part-time arts coor- dinator and $204,375 worth of overtime. Those additions to the budget added up to $467,067. The losers, however, were a ride share coordinator, a new four- wheel drive vehicle and video pro- jector for the Fire Department. Dy not funding those items, the city saved $57,400. ~~~ Liquidation Sale ~~ 30 to SO % OFF ~ Over 2 ,SOO Anti que & New e New Clocks • GRAM> FATHERS From $399 e Wall a Mantle 50°/o OFF • Ships Bell & Cuckoo 30 to ·40°/o OFF ...... Clocb 30 to 50°/o OFF • Grand Fathers • French Clocks • American School & Rail Road ..... Jewelry 30°/o OFF • ..._ fli'nlblre 30 to 400"' OFF LYONS CLOCKS 2330 Newport Blvd. 631 -4346 10: 30 to S: 30 Wed. thru. Sun. RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. .... ,.., .... Ceftrs ""' 1m UUot ILH .• com IUA-SU·llSI Fantasy 5 TucsdJy, June 9 drawing for $361,018 jatkpot: 2. 3, 6, 20, 27 Decco • Hcarts ....................... Ace • Clubs ....................... Jack • Oiamonds ..................... 3 •Spades ......................... 8 BOOKS From A1 Assemblyman Gil Ferguson: The L:lst of the Mohicans. Assemblyman Nolan f-rizzellc: The Little Prince. Newport Ueach Councilwoman Evelyn I fart: A Girl or the Limberlost. Newporl lleach Councilman John Hedges: Aesop's Fablell. Costa Mc a Mayor Mary Hornbuckle: Dook) by Robert Louis Stevenson. Newport 13e:ich Librarian U.l Donna Kienitz: And to Think That 1 Snw h On Mulberry Street. School Board Me mber Sherry Loofbourrow: Roolabuga Stories. School Doard Me mber Rod MacMillian: 131ack Beauty. Newport -Schools Superintendent John Nicoll: Talcs of King Arthur. County Bourd of Education Member Elizabeth Parkor. Nancy Drew mysteries. Newport Beach Coudwoman Rulhclyn Plummer: Boob by J London and Mark Twain. County Supervisor Tom Riley: Treasure Island. Newport Beach Mayor Ph il Sansone: Dooks by Mark Twain. Costa Mesa Police Chief Dave Snowden: Hnrdy Boys series. Newport Beach Councilman Clarence Turner: Books by Zane Grey and Jack London. In celebration of the school district's 25th year, a silver anniversary bookplate will be placed in each book funded by donations prior to June 30. Contributions can be made to specific schools but should be sen to the Public Information Office, Ncwport-Mesn Unified School District, P.O. Box 1368, Newpon Beach 29663. More informaaion is available by calling 760-3460. Lovely keepsakes to celebrate her Graduation \,~,\liable m H k.um gold. ovcrla): and sterling. Ballou 1,ickct::..lr'e chc f)(rfC(.."t Wa\ CO SU\ close lO someone's hc.m \fam Ln~rn,\'tl -.t\ Ir<., or polished . CHA RLES H. BARR 1803 Westcliff Dr. • Newport Beach • 642-3310 Hsing Chen School DI Marlialn GRAND OPENING SPECIAL SludV all summer tor onlY $99* New Costa Mm Lacltlon Conveniently located near the borders of Newport Beach, lrvint & Santa Ana Heights with easy access from the 405, 55 & 73 FfHWBYS Times are hard. In Orange County alone, thc recession has forced over 500 businesses to close their doors. And we co uld be next on the ca~ua lity list. If current trends continue, the local chapter of the American Red Cro !> will be depleted of all reserve funds by July of this year. The community stand to lo e countl c s programs such as disaster preparednc , youth crvices, and health and afety training courses. Won 't you help us fi ght for our urvival? Please give to the Emergency Fund Campaign to help us raise $1,000,000 by July 1. For more information, ca ll (714) 835-5381. Or clip this ad and send u your donation today. Without your help, th1. disa ster may be our last. '3 month tuition, Includes -all start up fees except optional uniform. Call NOW to view a class or arrange a FREE trial lesson (expires 6·30.92) Authentic Kung Fu, Tai Chi and other rare fonns. New location/schc>o' established 1976 (71•) 557 ..... -J r-------------------------------, I I WANT TO HELP! Please ,1ccept my donation of I I I I N,,m • I I Addrl'.. Tt'I. I I I I It lJt\• Zip I ·I M.1k • ou1 donc\hon to the. I I I Or1lnjo;t' olmf\ C hj) lh•r uf + 1 1 fhe Amem.tn Rl.J ro Alnerican Red Croes I r 0 . 6 0'!1: 11364 Orin.-, ( !\IHI\ ( h..Jlll"I I I Sant.1An11.CA 9271'·1:l64 I L-----------------~-------------~ V---..,., I • Sports Wednesday June 10, 1992 The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Sports Editor Roger Carlson .... 6~2-·U30 ext.387 Section B Sports on TV-radio/82 Classif1ed/B4 Youth/86 mtaupl IRVINE -ln-tln11nt Week XVII and lbe SporU DeWlnlae are lnvllln1 pubUc to compete In .. S.pencan ot Sports ~from aooa-4 ,.... .........,, June JO, at 1'lte Sports Cluhllrvlne. 1'lle aftdioon of llpt-hcartcd competition 11i1twn ewenu such as "Pina Pona Ball w ..... Relay," "Waler Balloon Toss," "Bra- dlml Vone,blnl," "Hoo•tr Ball," "Tua-ol· .. Bask.et Bocchi Ball," "Fittmaa'1 a.lpdie" and a "Tricycle Ratt." , leYant Weck XVII is a Newport Beach hoaorina the last draft choice or ... Nn. b9sH on the premise ot "doina llOilledala1 alee ror so.cone ror no reason at 1111," bat la reality, 11 a built-in excu se ror a wek ot aonsen1t. 11a11 ~ar'1 boaorte fs Matt Elliolt or the Wa1hln11011 Redskins. The Supcrstan n-cat .wHI btadll the ChUdren'1 Home Socidy. TNIDI ol llYe must ladude at lcas1 two r~ .. a t..acla and eYenl T-shlrts are ln- ducled la Che ttam Hlry fee or $125. Enlry • lonn1 are avaUable al The Sports Club/lr- •lnc. For more laformatlon, phone 975·8-IOO allcl a1k for Dan Sff. The Sports Club/lr'\·ine la located al 1980 Maln Strtel. For the Mustangs ••• a very good year Coach Jim Weeks and his Costa Mesa High girls basketball team rolled through Pacific Coast League competition again, at a record-brcal.ing pace. Dukes' Patton staying put for '92 run Almost too good for their own . good ~H e won't depart for Boise State until September · with coaching move from UCI. NEWPORT DEA CH -Greg P:.it· ton, \\hO rc .. igncd Monday ortcr 13 seasons as UC Irvine men's tennis coach to accept :i :.imilar post :it Doi:.e St:itc, :iid he \\Ould con11nue his role as coach of the Nc\\port Dench Dukes, of the TeomTcnnis pro· fc:.sionol tennis league. Patton, speal..ing :it the Orange County Spom· w ri t c r s/S port:.c u stc n monthly luncheon Tues· day at the Villa NO\ a res· tauront in Newport De:ich, said he "ill remain in Orange County until September to complete his third se:ison with the Dukes. The Newport Dench team opens its home season July 8 again!>l the San Antonio Racquet • who feature Pat· ton's former UCl standout Trevor Kroncman. Pullon, 39. was the National Conch or the Year m 1987 by the lntercol· lcgiate Tennis Association and has guided the Anteaters to a top 25 na- tional ranking 10 time,;. -D)' thr Dolly Pilot I Chaslle Brande's weekly volleyball coltlnn has been moved to Thursday because or today's space fimitatioos. ~ Co sta Mesa girls basketball was so good , anything less than perfection was a letdown. By Richard DuM SPortS Wllle1 W hen c>..pccta· tion:. ·grc\\. 'u did Cos ta Mesa lligh's girh b.1~· 6,etb:ill program. Nuw 1t'!> a molter of Co.1ch Jim Weeks convincing the unforgiving critics th.it one g.1mc Joc:.n'l make a :.ea:.un. With one !>Cason left in the Oh\iJ DiCamilli era, the true test for Wed.,' program will come the following }CM -"hen DiCamilli i u frc:.hm.m at u Division I college. The Mu tangs. 21-7 last \\inter Jnd undefeated Pacific Coa't Le;i~ue champions in 10 games, arc stri"ng to become /Jrea-0/inda South. "We'd sure lil..e to," Wed.:. said of resembling Brea-Olinda, which ha:. reached a CIF Southern Sec11on title game in eight of the pa!lt 11 )Can. under Coach Mark Trai...h. "The· ·main difference is that (Trukh) doesn't l..ccp the marginal player in his program and \\C do. Yuu have to be really good to play nt Urea· Olinda. But we don't want to be hl..e Valencia, either. When they had (:.oft· boll pitcher) Michelle Granger (in the late 1980:.), everybody expected them to be a po"cr for yc::i~ after that, but they haven't been since he's left. "Orea-Olinda had n couple of really good pl,l)er'> tho e fir,t rcw )e:lr!>, but thcy\e been able to build and get tho!>C l..1ntl o( player!> every )Cnr." D1C.11111lli. n junior and t\\iCc an All-Cl I· D" 1:.ion 111 selection, a"· craged 2'.!.3 points and 9.5 rebound., per game l::ist "inter on a team that lost in the 111 -A semifinals to Rancho Alamitm. 75-74, in overtime. The f\lu stangs, \\ho had six other players ave rage bCt\\CCn 7.5 and 9.5 ppg, "c re nl o led by first team ult· league pla)ers Heather Robinson (sophomore) and SoC:il College· bound Angela Ton:wanil.., the school's female tri·Athlete of the \'c.ar along ''ith track and cro:.:. co unt" :.tandoub Den1,hJ Dendz and Katy E~lul. Yool Kim, April V.rn S\\edcn and Janet Ol>pina were abo all-league :.c· lcctions for the f\tustangs last season. D1CJmilli \\.ts al o the focal point 111 199 1 \\hen the ~1ul!tang finbhed 20· 10 and lo\t to St. Ocrnard in the lll·A fin.ii. and :.he :.tJrted as a fre:.hm:rn "hen .1 Cindcrcll,1 Col>ta Mes.1 tc:1111 \\Oil the CIF 3·A champion:.hip in 1990, gmng 18·12 after fini:.hing third in league •H 6-4. "It ,,,,s great and really important to \\in a CIF title (in 1990). but that has almlht been our do" nfoll beC•lll'e of e\pectation:.," Weeks :.aid. "Each )CJr, \\c\e done beuer o'er the \\hole )Car Out there ha'e been :.ome expcc· tations and people hu\e !>aid thnt \\C have not been SUCCell rut. "l think we've been very succc sful. we've go1tcn better each year. The big misrnke people make is put the whole season on the last game. The year '"e See BASKETBALL/82 Father'• DaJ Weekend Sat111'4a7, Jaae 20, 1992 Anaheim Bilton ud Towera FANTASTIC BUY Ladles SWtmsults Compare at '20 -'24 The Rites of~ Passage: sgee A Journey Toward Manhood The goal of this conference ts to help men eradicate the .confusion and lsolatlon they have been experiencing tn recent years. Call Today For More Information (714) 831-8194 $65.00 Includes lunch Mesa's family affair ~ Mustangs' runners leave indelible impression on Costa Mesa High's cinders. By Richard OUM Sports Wnler C o n s i dcrcd the strongest academic and ath letic class In the history or Costa Mesa High, the e young ladies "·ill certainly be missed. Led by Denisha Uendz, Katy Eklor and Julie Ma her, Co ta l\tesa made a lasting impression In both track ond cro s country, al· !<ming 20.year coach Olli WNtcngcl to clo e out his car~r on top. ''These girls •~ like daughter ," sold \\'cuengel, also a longtime Co la Mesa counselor. "It's more than just cross country and truck. We \terc fr~nds, almost like ram· llv. We were comrortable "ilh each other and bad a run time. They "Ill and I "ill ttrtalnty ~member the limes •••her. "They're good kJds. It WU~ run to see lhtm crow up. They came to us as little 1lrls, and tht-y'rc lea' Ina at youn1 wo•tn, and lhal's fu n, too.0 Thrtt girls tied for the school's Athlete of the \'car accolade; 14 student-athletes hod o grade-point o' erage or 4.0 or beuer; and four girls merited full-ride athletic scholarships. "NcHr before h:l\c \\C had rour athletes get scholarships in lht same year," Costa Mcs:a girls alh· letie director J im Wccls said ... It "c did, "e c.an't remember, and it had to luHe been back In pretUs- toric time ." Ocndz, EkJor and 'olh!)ba lVbas- ketb:all standout Angela Tona,·on5k shared the school's Athlete or the Year honor, \\bile the aforemen- tioned trio and ~tahcr "ett all scholarship award "inners. • Eklor, Costn Mesa's tri· 'Qlcdictorian, ~as the runner-up 1n the late Oh is ion 111 cro s country championships last No\cmbcr t. Fresno; her distance running prow· cs!> merited her a cholarsh1p to Ri ce. A hlp lnjuf') durin& practice be- fore the Patffic Coa t Ltaauc track and ncld preliminaries rorttd Eklor to miss most or the lale- enson competition. But 1hc nn- lsbcd htr carttr as a two-tbM league cross country champion aDd t~o-timc league champion in IM See RUNNER~ OUR BEST DAD N BRAD SALE . . , . .. . .. • .. . . ·. • .. .· . . .. ·. . .... • • .. . !· . • • 82 Wednesday, June 10, 1992 Costa Mesa High Glrls Tri-Athletes of the Year Denisha Bendz, Katy Eklof, Angela Tonavanik Varsity Swimming Most Valuable Player Co-Captain Co-Captain Co-Most Improved Co-Most Improved Most Valuable Player Captain Most Improved Varsity Softball Varsity Track and Field Co-Most Valuable Pla yer Co-Most Valuable Player Captain Most Improved Varsity Soccer Co-Most Valuable Player - Co-Most Valuable Player - Uost Improved Coaches' Award Varsity Badminton f\1ost Valuab.e Player Captain Varsity Basketball ~ ,ost Valuab.e Player Coaches· Award •1ost Dedicated r.1ost Improved Player Lisa Christiansen Liz Lorenz Kelly Steele Jenny Horalek Ana V~liere Heather Moore Ana Ospina Lindsey Gallagher Katy Eklof Denisha Bendz Katy Eklof Laura Schmidt Anne Johnston Jill Johnson Thu Nguyen Jenny Avitiz Linda Luong Kim Vu Olivia DiCamilli Angela Tonavanik Janet Sugiyama Yool Kim Varsity Cross Country Co-Most Valuable Player 1 Co.-Most V4luabl~ ~;ier ~.lost Improved Player ~lost Inspirational Player Captain Katy Eklof Denisha Bendz Andrea Busi Julie Maher Katy Eklof Junior Varsity Cross Country t. ost Valuable Player Co-Most Inspirational Player Co-Most Inspirational Player ~.1ost Improved Player Gigi Surman Monica Lesage Sarah Spencer Tricia Longnecker Varsity Tennis Co-Most Valuable Player Thoa Doan Co-,1ost Valuable Player Anna Raddavong '.lost Dedicated Player Tu Nguyen Coaches' Award Corey Do Co-Most Improved Player Lynn Trang. Jeanette Maher Varsity Volleyball Co-t.1ost Va'uable PlaJer Olivia 01Cam·11. Angela Tonavanik Co-Captain Janet Osp J, Angela Tonavanik Tea'll Hustler Award Amy Marino Special Award Janet Ospina Junior Varsity Volleyball -I r.1051 Valuable Player I C..:;;:ain '.'osi Improved Player '. os: Inspirational Player Desiree Miller Desiree Miller Erica Siebien Harmony French Frosh·Soph Volleyball t.1 ~s: \ lluable Player '.'.:.,,t Improved Player 1 Teclm Hustler Award Trang Dang Melissa McDaniel Sara Snyder CIF-Reebok Bowl set for Dec. 18 CERRI I O"i -Not !>lllu: l1JJ-I '•·'' thl'r•: h.:1.·11 an oll1u.il · ~outh· 1..·111 Cil1k11111;i I l1gh ~1.honl I out- 1 .d, Ch.impw11 " l••mc Da. l'l :it .1,11c Ill be Jc- 1,,,,111 cJ JnJ to be tdc'i.,cJ li'c ! ' ~l 0 1' (C'h.rnncl 13) .1 g.1me 1•'t11~ the Lo' ,\ngek-. City chJm- p111n .ig.11n't 1hc CIF Suuthcrn ...,,·,t111n 01\'1,1011 I champion "111 i "'Jucc the 19<1:! \Cr,ion. I :1c g.11ne "J' announccc.J on I uc,d.1~ .inc.J '" being billed .is the l 11 Rl'ebof... Uo" I ·1 he onh loc.11 ,,h1) 11 ''h1ch \\Ould be qu..1li.fied tu Heredia to CCI (.,tancia 1 f i~h b.1.,1..etball prod· ull ,\~u,tin I lcrcd1a h.1s "'~nul .1 11.11111n~il lcllcr uf intent to ~ .. lll'llll < lm't College Irvine after ,1.11t111~ fur l\\1> )CUI). Jt Or<111gc Co.i't I Ile.: team cap1.1in anu ;tn .111- u >n fc re nee !.C lc\.llUn as a "1phn- 11111rc. I lcrcdia ;ivcragcc.J I' ppr.: "I le rcdia is ..1 grc J t pl.1) a "111> h." had a lot of '>UCCl" \\1th l\\O Iola I progr:rn1,, .. '>~11c.J Ch mt Col- lcgc coach Greg f\1Jr~h.dl. <.:ompctc "ould be Mater Dci 1 ligh, "hid1 "ill be competing in the Division l South Coast Lc.1gue . Ne\\port 11.irbor and Coron.1 <lei Mar arc.: 111 the Division IV Sea View Le.1guc. Co)ta Mesa and E,.,. t:incia •1tc 111 the Division VIII P:1· cific Coa-.t Le.1guc. The l IJIJ:! football season tor hnth scct1on' officially opens the ''eel.end of St·pt 10-12 and con- cludes Nm. 1-1 \\1th the CH· pl.i~· ofh fnllm\ ing up to the Cll· finals on Occ 11·12 Discover Your Largest Door to Home Improvement ,.. Ooor&tln11f9•. (llelfy. ~ Seacoast GARAGE DOORS 642-3490 2476·12~~ NO MORE FLEAS ONE YEAR GUARANTEE OR YOUR MONEY BACKI • NO PESTICIDES OR POISONS USED IN YOUR HOME. • SAFE FOR ADULTS, CHtlDAEN, AND PETS. • YOU 00 NOT HAVE TO LE.AVI YCXM HOME DURING THE APPUCA TION. •ENVIRONMENJAUYSAFE • FLEA FREE COHDrnONt AND D!ODOAIZES YOUR CARPET. • LICENSED AND INSURED. • WRITTEN 12 MONTH GUARANTEE OR V'O\JR MONEY BACK. • THE ANAL SOLUTION POR A FLEA FREE HOME. FOR A FRIE ESTIMATE CALL NOW (7.14) 974-8850 FLEA FREE WI PUT AN IND TO PLIASI ·-~ BASICETBAl.l: From Bl went 18·12 and won the ClF title, we were beaten that year in one game against El Toro by 34 points and we \lt'cre beaten by Woodbridge by over 20 points twice. We were a team that was strug- gling all year, then nil of the su dden we got hot in February and everything worked out for us." Since then, the Mus- tangs have been hot. Meanwhile, Costa Mesa's girls soccer team nearly advanced to the CIF playoffs in only its second year of existence. The Mus· tangs needed to win their finul league gatne against Laguna Hills to gain a berth, but fell RUNNERS: From 61 1600-and 3200-mcters. • Ucnd~. headed for Cul State Fullerton on a scholarship, became the fir)t fernule Costa Mc)a track athlete 10 qualify for the Masters Meet since Vicki Kelly did 10 years aso in the 800. Uendz rnn a pe rsonnl-best 5:04.08 in the 1600 at the CIF 2-A rin:ils to advance to the Mus ters and · was fourth in the 800 at the 2-A finals. • Tonavanik, the fourth 1ehol anhip awurd wioner, ii 1oin1 t Sou1hcrn Californi.i Collcac 1 piny basketball. Other Mesa scars 1his year in eluded Gigi Surmon in the 1 (15.73) and 300 hurdles (48.16) Thoa Ooal\ and Anna Raddavon in tennis, Lisa Chri)tiansen i swimming an Heather Moo in soCtball. Coslu Mesa' badminton team wa s l e d by Linda Luon~. 1he league champion irt singles after- going 20·0. short. Team most valuable players were Anne Johnston and Jill Johnson, both of whom were first team all-league players. The league cross country champion as a freshman and a fou r-time na· tionnl asc·group race walking c hampi o n , Bcndz was 12\h overall at the State Division 111 cross coun- Katy Eklof struggled in the CIF 1600 prclims, rosing her lcg- wrapping, and had to tuck th em in her sllorts to trr to stay th e course. She stil logged a 5:28.72 for second in her heat. "lt's been i heck of n sear- son for th~ gi rls," sait> Cos la M esa·~ Denn Cooper th e boys wall(,.; on athletic dt- re c t o r wh o plans to remain, al the school next year in a.- ad min is t r:u iv~ capacity. • In volleyball last Call, Costa Me a advanced to the ClF playoffs for the second straight year after having been shut out of post· season competition in the previous 13 yea rs. try championships at Mt. SAC. W c t t c n gel also said the school 'ha s never b~ fore had three a1hktcs tie for the, Athlete of the Vear honor. It was a big year indeed for Costa Mesa's girls athletics. "I sec iJ continuing to grow,'' Costa Mesa Athletic Director Dean Coo· per said. "Kids are gett ing more enthusiastic and we have more kid~ out for athletics since I've been here. We cleared almost 600 kids (bo}s and girls) for athletics this ye.ir, and tha t's over half of the student body. We feel that's a great accomplishmen t and we think we're headed in the right directipn." •Maher, ;1lso hcadec.J for Cal State Fullerton on a scholarship, was the let\gue SOO-meter cham- pion two years in a W\\ ~ind fin- ished second in CIF 2·A t\\ ice. Maher·~ personal bc!.t (2: 19.9) w<ls accomplbhcd thb year :11 the CIF 2-A finals. "The co.1chcs just couldn't pick bc&-wcen the three." he aid. "The\' ''ere all o exceptional this ye.tr, ·but thb ~cnior class has been :in exceptional class all :ilong. Not just uthlc1ic:1lly. but academically." TELEVISION 9Heball 1 o m -Bmcs·Oodocn TBS (Slbjed IO ~ 5 30 pm -ESPM Men'• VolleW'b•ll • 30 om -Buen IOl#ntt. £SPN 7 30 pm.-US·JlPI" SC Pro llHllelbaU 6 p m -Blils·lll»«•. Cll. 4 IUOIO 9Heball 1 p m. -Bnvts·IA KA8C (~!IOI \ pm. -1.~os·SO. llFL'6 (7601 s om.-~s·Clll kMPC (7101 Pro llHllelb•ll 6 o m -Bulls•Blmrs. XTRI. 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""° IMI<• No .... ot Horbor & Adoms next to Albonsons in the Mesa Verde Cen1er Costa Mesa -Since 1986 - ' N~f)Olt Beech/Co1ta Mesa Daily Pilot Wednesday June 10, 1992 83 MLie llOTICI PUllJC IOTICU PUIUC llOTICU PUil.iC NOTICU PUBLIC NOTICll PUILIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICES 'UBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICH ._ ~ . Nie .... ~ to PriOr PUIUC IOTICI ltderal credit union or a 'tllded In Uld nott(i). lid• br ..ici Offd ol Trull Council of tn. City ol Costa Fa•t and HMn B '•11 T1ul· PUILIC NOTICE Jason B. Ingram ,_,'TICE OF'PEinlON ~Mid PMY· 0.led tNI etleCtC clrtlWl"I ..., atat• 0t Said..,. Wiii be ntld on Me11 on th• p1oposed '°'' (SU1V1VOf'1 Trust), 11 nua atai.tntf't -..aa f•ed TOdft'~ ~~~a°.:.;!:: LOAN MO. Mine r.deral .. v1ng;' and lcMll'I :,:'~ :i.an~n:;ru~:, June 1~~· 11 1:30 pm P<~~l<l""t '°' a public ~=r.;<'~byan~d!o~~ Flcthlou• ~~~ c~tyonc~.~ ;'. Miry et~ .,.,.,.,,., Inc. T~ T :~RO. eHOClaliOfl, .. vlnga ... tlllmtlld Ifft, ChafgH ~~td 11 go1~ ~~~ llHrlng mull bt madt M'I CaM Ho. A·123780 on •u•Jnltl NINIM 1992 CAIE'MO. A114211 (714) ~ ..... tor YOO ' ARE• ~~:!'u1..T aodation °' ar;lng1 bani! anCI uptn1u of the Street, Orange, Cahlotnta. W!Ubn thirty (30) days ol 11115185, 180 Newport ltetem.nt f530771 To el .... OWNf. UHDEA A DEED OF TAUST apecilied In Sec1iOn 5102 Tru1tM and ot the 1ru111 92868 the dare of this publfe no-Center Omit I lOO. New· Tnt Following P9ftooS Publ shed NHPort Beach-._ .......... ot·«~ ,Pubhl!.•_l't•d Ntw~ort DATED ............ • 1M7 ot the Flnanci.t Code and CfMted by Uld Olld ol Al lh• time Of the in<tlal Uc•. To the •Jrt•nl that no potl Beach Calif 82660 are dOtng bus.ness.. Cot M 0 ... Pio M --.. c _,,ata U... Dally ., __ , '!:1-authori11d 10 do buslne11 I ltqUHll a1t m.dt by or Tht Fall T' " .. I 'Ht U""!r FORTINf BAIOER & AS-s a '" 11'' 1 1 ay OOftllnlMI otedlQa, Pilot June 3 10 1892 UNLESS YOU TA~ AC.. Trust, to.Wit: $44,683.01 £1. publfcation o lhl1 nollce, through Clly Council Mem-did. 9 5 68•wb•., N~111"'e SOCIATES. 855 Baker SI 20. 27, Jullt 3, 10, 1992 ~ wM ""Y ' • W.,1., TlON TO PROTECT YOUR In this alalt, In the event tlmattd lht total amoun1 ol lht un-, .. ~ y 1,... C 1 .. C I I W 187 Otlef•lle be In....., In 4 .. PAOPERTY, rr MAY BE tender other lhan caah la Th• b•n•ficlaty under paid balance Ol lh• obUg•· btrt, th• P<OPOstd PfOject Fill and H•l•n B. Fiii. ...... 0• a .... u. a. • l'9 .. Ot ~or be*, PUBLIC NOTICI SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE. accepted, th• TNttH may Hid Died of Truat nertto-lion secured by lh• above :1 ,;::i:::,m:,dB:ieftrfl.-:. !~us':~en<::1d~~d T~~·~: PJ:~!. A Forttnt. 65!> PUBLIC NOTICE ~TION hl9 been NOTIC• ()If ~Af~ ~~E~/eNN~~E withhold th~ lsauance ol lore executed and dellv· =cr~~ma:•dco~: • .'~:~ aure J (tltc11on held June ~letety restaltd by Order ol Baker St. Y105, Costa Flctllloua Nof"9m TN9t ot ,UaLIC UL• OP OF THE PROCEEDING the TrutlH I 0.ed unlll trtd to IN undtttlgntd a penses, and advanctt 11 3, 1980) and Ar1lcte 34 of Co'urt In Cast No. A· Mesa. Calrl 92828 Bualneu Name N.A. In l\t '•RSONAL'R , AGAINST YO\J, YOU lunda become available to written Declaration of O• $31,70659. 1heCa1t1ornt1Cons1J1utlon. 123190 on 11/15r85 190 Chuck B11der, 20011 Som· Sl•l•ment Coult of Pursuant 10 lhe ~~ SHOULD CONTACT A the payH Of tndO<lff II a fault and Demand lor Sale It Is e>OHlble that al Int Thia notice was published Nwpon Center D11v1 '1100, mervlllt Circle. Yorba The following pe1son Is County of Sell-Service Stortae "•ell· LAWYER. matter of right. and• written Notice of D• lime ol Hit the opening In the Dally Pilot qn June Newpo.,11 Buch, C•lil Linda, Ca.hi. 92688 doing bu,1ness as OR , itY Act lB & P Code 21700 Notle• Of Said sale Wiii be madt, fault and Election 10 Seu. bid, may be leas than lh• 10, 1992, and was posted 92660 Thia business Is con· H L COLGIN ANO AS· THE PETITION et ...,,, ' the ........... a...~.. TrustH'• lale bul wllhout covenant or Th• u~d-lg .. ed caused lotaJ Indebtedness due. In least th11e pieces on the This buslnesa is con· ducted by: a general part· SOCIATES. 11735 Ou1rt2 !9QU_. ._.. Nortww1 --., ...,..,.,.,.,..., " .... .. D 1 5111192 property of the proposed dUClled by: 1 general part· nersh1p TNlt of calltomla, N.l Wiii "' at public auction, UIMMr Dood watranty, expren or Im· aald Nolice 01 Default and a •: project. nershlp The regostranl(s) com· Avenue, Founlll!n Valley. (::cino,.ln-lntereet .0 on June 18, 1992, at 3:00 OfTruat plied rtgatdlng llllt , Po•• EJec:tlon to Sell to be re-O.S.L. FINANCIAL For further Information The 11gistrant(s) com· menctd to transact t>usl· C~1;~!~8L Oolgon. 11735 TIU.t 8oNtco of = PM, at Publlc Storage, Nollet ta hereby given anslon, or encumbrances. corded In the county where COAPpR.ATION H ••Id concerning Information In menced 10 transact busl· ness under lh• F1ctotious Ouar12 Avenue, Foun1wn be ~*' u 1725 P~mona~t•i:t,-:; lhat CONTINENTAL LAW· to 111i1fy the Indebtedness Iha real property ls located Trust•• this no11ce or about lhe ness under the Flct•llous Business Name(s) hsled ...,,...,_ to ~fonurnlt"~•'oclothi'.u. tools YEAS TITLE COMPANY, A aecurtd by said deed, ad· and more than three •r T .D. SERVICE proposed housing project, Business Name(s) listed at>Ove on· May 10, 1992 v~~~t· i~~~~~~ os con-1\t ...... of Ing 1 -• """' h d WI h 1 COMPANY event pteast contact Muriel Ber· above on· June 12 1987 James A Fon1ol and/or other houHhOld CALIFORNIA CORPORA· vances t ereun "· t n-months have elapsed since 8 LI d ' M man, Redevelopment Kennetn E. Fart, Successor This Slallmtl'll was filed dTuethed by an1 lnd1v1oua1 hems llored ..., lh• follow· TION, a Callfornla Corpcra· terHt as provided therein, auch recordatlon. r n • •r••, A• p / M c Ith th c 1 Cl I( 1 • reg 111ant com· THE PETITION '1,,.,,.ona.· .,,, ,,__ .. ·~·slff, Of IUCC ... &~d , ... _ unpaid rvlnelpal of D"'T'"'.· 05121-2 al1t11nl Vic• 'r•1ld1nt, ro ect anager, at lly Co· Trustee ol Th• Fall w • oun y •r 0 ...,. to I C1 bu h ...__....__ .. -·-""'' "" -· ,,. ,.. .-• ,. Hal City ol Costa Mesa. 77 Trust Orange County on May 15, mene"" d 1hansaF 51• :f~~ ooc1c111-.r-'fl PACE NUMBER/TENANT '°' INllM, or aub11Jtuted the nole 1teurtd 6y u.ld ,ORECLOSUAE CON· 801 South Lewis It., Fair Drive. Filth Floor. 1992 ness un er 1 e ici.t•Ous be ~ to ~y, NAME trutlM purauanl to lhe died with lnttfHI thereon SULTANTS INC. .-s Oren9e, CA 12118 Cosla Mesa, Cahfornla, Tn1s s1atemen1 wa.s hied F53US47 B~n~~~ 5 :~~~ t.sltd The W11 Ind .ny codlcia P406. LESLIE TAYLOR; Offd of Trust executed by as prOllldtd In said Note, TRUSTEI!, 1 17802 IA· (714) 385-4700 Phone (71 4) 754·5167~ woth the Coun1v Clerk of Published Newport Beacll-a Har~et L Oolgin •• •valable tor g~~~EF~OBERT STUR· NEWPORT BEACH FINAN· 1111, chargu and tx· VINE, BLVD., #205, I F AVAILABLE, THE 8Pub~shed MNew~o~t Orlt\ge Coun1y on May 15. Costa Mesa Daily Pilot May This staiemeni ..,8s f,ed aanW\adon In "9 ffl9 Mp4 LEY;' G303G~~!8.o H~ra.: CIAL SQUARE LIMITED, A penHI of the lrllstff and TUSTIN, CA 921BO EXPECTED OPENING p:~,c~u~s,'~ 1~a ai y 1992 27, June 3. 10, 17, 1992 w11t1 Ille County C er~ 01 • by l\t_eowl INGER; G303t ROBERT CALIFORNIA LIMITED ol 1he trusts created by Telephone Number: BID MAY 81 OB~INED ' w228 F531141 W·202 Orange County on Mat 12 THt:. PETITION BASHAW; 8048, WAYNE & PARTNERSHIP said Oetd of Trust. 1714) 731•3942 By: BV CALLING THt'FOL· Published Newp011 Beach· 1992. :::::., au.thorit'/ to SUSAN FRANKLIN Recorded 01/07/1987 In CONTININTAL LAW· TERI SNYDER, EXEC. LOWING TELEPHONE PUBLIC NOTICE. Costa Mesa Daily Pilot May PUBLIC NOTICE undti the ~-::: Owner rttlfVff the right Book Page Inst. 187· VIR I TITLI! COM. VICI PRESIDENT NUMBERS ON THIE NOTICE OF SALE 27, June 3. 10, 17. 1992 Fictitious AdrniMlelallonotEMales lo bid at fht Hit. Pur· 009893 of Official RtcOl'dt ,ANY, A CALIFORNIA Published Newport DAV BEFORE THE In accocdanee with 1he w.205 Act. ~This eUlhortty wll ch8::a1m~~tec~am:!'ca~~ In fhe office of the County COA,ORATION, AS Beach/Costa Mesa Dally SALE: 1714) 385-4837 provisions of Section 21700 PU I BualnHa Neme llllow the porson.i ~ chtcll• only and paJd Recorder of ORANGE TRU9TEE, 10ts N . Pilot May 27, June 3, 10, or 1213) 127-4815. through 21716 ol lhe Call· BL C NOTICE The ~~~1~~•9ntpersons f'Wpt.e.ntattv. to tMe for 11 the time of l>UfChate. County, Callfornla, and pur-MAIN ST., SANTA ANA, 1992. TAC46693 lorn1a Buslness and ProfH· Fictitious are doing business as: F53t228 Publ1$htd Newport Beach Costa Mesa Da , Pilot May 20. 27. June 3 10, 1992 wl92 ~ti....~ wttlout All purchased goods a11 suant to the Notice ol 0.. CA. 92701 ATTN; DI· w2t0 Pub II shed Newport slons Cod• thell being Buslneas Nam• INSURE VIDEO, 18627 ot>~T. c:out1 ~ ... SOid "as la," and must be fault and Election to Seit ANNI! LEWIS 7 14/835-Beach/Costa Mesa Daily due an unpaid storahe lee Statement Brookhurst St , Sulle 331 .1 __ P_U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T_IC_E __ ~-..1*0 oe .~ removed al lh• time ol ... ~ ........ rec~d-" 0""'0/ 1571x224 PUBLIC NOTICE Pilot May 27. June 3, 10, for which INSTORA E is The Followlng persons Fountain Valley. CA 92708 Fictitious l'"t""'-' --•• al s I b....... -.c u............. """ ""' ..,.. 992 entitled to a Oen pursuanl how.YI(, the ~.i • •· a" au,......, 10 "''°' 1992 In Book Page Inst Deted: 05121/1992 Br 1 · 10 section 21702 01 said are doing bustness as: Robert P. Oulty, 1717 8u1IJ\tH Name ""'"*"lellve Will be obligated p811y. Dated this 18:M01651 ol uld Olflclal I Hl!RI DIUNNENOERG NOTICE OF w211 code on Ille goods herein-HYNTINGTON FIVE, 1732 Birch St, ElOI, Brea, CA Stet1m1nt ,..Ir~ ,._ 3rd and 10th day of June, ., CLOSURE A•' TRUSTEE'S SALE Kaiser Avenue 1r,11nt Cahl 92621 Th F II I requ .... tog..,. nob to 1992. Public Storage Man· Records. wlll SEii on 06/. 17/ FOnl! -Loan No. PUB T aher descnbtd and due • , . William 0. Ouflv, 19132 e o owng persons lntert11tld P«*>M unle• agement, lne. Telephone 1992 at 1:30 P.M. at IN l llTANT LIC NO ICE notice having been given to 92714 Magnoli• St. B·23.' Hunting· are doing business as· they l\a~ ~'19...d nob_«>_! (114) 642-3107, Agenl lor THE LOBBY TO THE TAC 14527 237095154/ PUBLIC NOTICE parties l\nown to cfaim an The John 0 . Anderson UY· ton Beach, CA 92646 TWIOEANTSH.IEA2W4 lA8X2 PMROcCMoOr· consen...,"'..,. propo .... ow~. BUILDINQ LOCATED AT Publlahed Newport DAVIS T.S. No. Interest therein and the Ing Trust UTO 8102/90 John action) The independent , ... , F128042 OF PROPOSED lime specified In such no-0. Anderson TTEE, 16662 This business is con· Road, Lake Forest, Cail admlnla•ation a~ Published Neweorl 601 s. LEWIS STREET OR· Beach/Colla Mesa Dally UNIT CODE F HOUSING PROJECT lice for payment of such Wanderer Lane, Huntington ducted by. co partners 92630 wll be gn1ntld unlosl an ~1T:1c~~~;·10M~::2 Dally ANGE, CA al public auc-Polol May 27, June 3, 10, AP#423-275-09 PURSUANT TO tees having upired wm be Beach. Cahf. 92649 The reg1strant(s) com· John William Weatherw1A, fnt«....-ct peraon ,_ an . . W221 lion, to th• highest bidder 1992. G s L FINANCIAL COR· CITY MEASURE sold at pubhc auction by 8~~yl Ea~a"cdk:.~~~ Ac~~~~: ~:s~ce~nJ~r 1;~~58f.~11?.~~~ ~~:::1. ~~;,~~2~g~d. Lake ot>jecion lo the ~n for cash (payable at time of W212 PORATION as duty ap. J AND John Pischke Auclioneer Westmlnsler, Cahf 92683 BustnfSS Nome[s) l1sled Tnis business Is con· and ahowe OOOd ca~ PUBLIC NOTICE sale In lawful money of lht PUBLIC NOTICE pointed Trus1ee under the ARTICLE 34 CSL·A 1706 at 340 S. Michael A. and Constance above on: n a ducted by: an indMduat why 1he courf lhould not NOTICI OF United Stattl) all right lotlowing described deed NOTICE IS HEREBY FLOWER. ORANGE 92668 R. Katz. 911 N Del Sol Robert P Outty The registrant(s) com-grant the auflorlty. tit! --"Int 0 1 v _.: Tltl Ord or trust Will S'ELL AT GIVEN rana1d1"" a pro1ect County of ORANGE, ~ate•-o dB c 11 Ths stat•ment as r 1ed A HEARING on "° ,UBLIC IALE OF •• ...... eres con ey... • ., PUBUC AUCTION TO THE which has bee'l: proposed of Cahlom1a on lilt IBTH ..... ne. 1amon ar. a I I "' w I menced to lrinHCl b;;s.-pedon will be l'te6d on 'ERIONAL , .. 0,ERTV to and now held by .h No. 7771Ht·73 HIGHEST BIDDER FOR by projtcl applicant Butter· day ol JUNE. 1992 at 9AM. 91765 with lilt County Clerk of ness under tne F1ct11oous June 2!, t992 at t :45 Purauant to lht Calilomla under said Dffd ol Trust m Trustee Sale CASH (1n the forms which 0 Bryon Associates lor the Terms for the salt for casn Loveioy living Trust UTO Orange County on June 5. Business Namt(s) I s~eo P.M. In ~l 3A loc:eted al Self-Service Stor.,.., Fact· the Pf'Operty situated In No. 18572·F a11 lawfUI tend~ In the rehab1lrtahon ol an extsung only, Salt subject to ca~ 7/12/85, Richard F and Of 1992 ,above on· Decemoer 1, 700 CMc C. I« Dftve -..-Cou s Refer•-• No. "' celfatlo La di d es Beny Lou Love1oy TrustHs. F533759 1989 " lty Act (B & P Code 21700 said nly and tall and '"" United States) and/or lilt development and use as a n. n °' r erves 603 V1s1a Valrnda. San Published Newport Beach· John weatherwu West. P.O. Box 1994, el seq.), the undersigned described as followl: 0 200195-0001 casnter's cerufltd or other Single Room Occupancy the fight 10 bid Below 15 a Cl Cal 1 92672 Santa Ma, CA 92702. Wiii 1.u 11 public auction, EXHt•IT "A " NOTICE OF checks specified on Civil Holll Proiect on llle City of list of names and unit nurn-eme11te. ' CoSla Mesa Oa11y Pilot Thrs statement was I ••d IF Yqu OBJECT. TO on June 18, t 992, al 1:30 Pweel A· TRUSTEE SALi Code Section 2924h (pay· Costa Mesa In v.h1ch the bers Strom Uv1ng Trust UTO I June 10 17 24 July 1 with the County Clerk of the Ol8tltina ol 1ho petifionat ... • PM, al Public Storage, P1tcll 2' ot Parcll Map YOU ARE IN DEFAULT able In lull al lh• 11m1 ol majoroty of units w1tt be al· A~~~1;A~ri~1~ER, l;:: ~r:; R~~er1T~~:ia~~a;~ 1992 · ?~~e County on May 8 you thould' a~• ••• 2065 Placenlla, Costa UNDER A DEED Of TRUST sale) all right, ttlle and In· fordable to lower income . · • Alta v 1 w Lag na 'W·224 he~ and Stell r.our Mesa, personal Pf'Operty, No. 84·706, H per map DATED 09/14/90. UNLESS terest conveyed to and persons tn tnt community. CAROL ANN BROWN, B h ~; f 92?51 u F5307B3 ob~ Of Ne wnltltn locludng furniture cloth-filed In Book 192, Pegn 1 YOU TAKE ACTION TO now held by n under said Pursuant to An1c:ie 34 ol Al 19. JAMASA WIL· Teh~~ 'bu~oness is con-PUBLIC NOTICE Published Newpo'1 Beach· ob*=lons Whh the COUit Ing, tools and/o~ other and 2 of Parcel Maps, In PROTECT YOUR PROP· Deed of Trust 1n Iha prop· th• California Constitution LIAMSON. Al32; D.ONALO ducleo by· 1 general part· Costa Mesa Oa.ly P1101 May bib,. the l'tearlng. Your hou11hold items atored by Int office ollhe County R• ERTY n MAY BE SOLO AT t rty heremafler desc11t>ed. "no low renl housing G AABlE. B 1 1 1 • LEE nersn•p BSCl70 20, 27. June 3, 10. 1992 appe-.nce may ~ In the lollowlng persons: corder of aald County. A PUBUC SALE. IF YOU ThUSTOR: JOHN O. pro1ect shall hereal!er be ~~v:~EYBt3~~· R~J5fTL~ The 11g1strant(s) com· Flctltloua w.186 PT"~~ou~E~A SPACE NUMBER/TENANT Elrcept any and all oil, oil NEED AN EXPLANATION DAVIS, KATHRENE F. developed. constructed. GOOD 071 ' 'KENNETH menced to 1ransact bUSI· BualnHI N•m• OBITUARY 888 NAME rights mlnerall mineral OF THE NATURE OF THE DAVIS acquired in any manner br. FARLEY E • . MICHAEL ness under lhe Fochhous Statement C .. EOITOR °' • C020, LESLIE MC NASH; ' ' PROCEEDINGS AGAINST BENEFICIARY: GUARD· any stete public body unb . • 63• B · N ( ) 1 d txlntiftgenl c:nMitor of "' E 180 CINDY MESSICK: rights. natural gas rights YOU YOU SHOULD CON· IAN SAVINGS ANO LOAN a majority or !ht qualll1td STEVENS. F36: DENNIS .~~~~e~~· N :me s ISie Ttie lo1tow1ng person IS 1.---------.. dltceu.ct, you must file E280 MICHAEL RAU and other hydioc:arb9n• by TACT A LAWYER ASSOCIATION recorded eleclors of lilt Clly ... in EVANS, F41 • CRAIG Ricnard"F. Loveioy. TTEE dO•ni bvsiness as your ctelm wlfl the ooutt Owner "'""" tne right whatsoever name known. on 06/17/92 '11 lO:OO July 11, 1990 as Instr. No. which It ls proposed to d• ~~L<:_~NR:4~ 2~A~~~ Tilts statement was Ill.ct 5~~vi~i~l 6MJ'~~GA~E and mail • copy to '-• to bid 11 Int H it . Pur· geothermal 1111m and all A .M.. FORECLOSURE 90-365372 In Book page ol velop. construct. or acqurre GROUPO INC G~l: SAN· with the county Clerk ot enue Yorb~ 4 Lindner c~ peraonll reprNentatlvo chatta mull be made with products derived lrom any CONSULTANTS, INC. as Olf1clal Records in the of· lht same. vohng upon ORA LESHER G58: BIEN· Orange County on Mav 15, 9268G ' apt?.r.ted by lh• coutt personal checks or casr.-ol the foregoing, that may the duly appolnltd Trusiee flee of the Recorder of Or· such lssuo, approve such VENIOO AYALA • G83. t992 Elisa J. Merrell, 4645 ~ in ~r lira"'°"..':: "O::: Itri checks only and paid be within or under the land under and purauanl 10 ange Coun)y: said deed of pro1ec1 by vohng in favor ROGER NOBLE H49· DOS F531854 Alder Avenue, Yorbe Unda, dele o I ....... ~ lor at lh• time ol purchase. togetner with lh• per-1uai Oted ol Trust, Recorded trus1 descnbes tne follow· thereof at an election to be GRINGOS H78: PATRICIA Published Newport Beach· CA 92686 "".,.. .. prov....... In All purchHtd goods are ... on 10/04190 11 Document Ing: LOT 387 OF TRACT held for that purpose. or al • • socllon 9100 of fl• aold "aa Is," and must be rlghl ol drUllng, mining, IX· No 80-5301·57 Book Page 907, IN THE CITY OF NEW· any general or speelol alee· l EE. H 11 2: ~ANES T Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May Th11 bus mess Is con· C .. fomle Probate Code. llmoved at I.hi time of plorlng. and operating of ·Otflclat Records In the PORT BEACH AS PER uon." DANSBY, H125, STEVE 27 June 3 1o 11 1992 dueled by an 1nd1v1dua1 The ~ kw titlnQ cWr1-. tale. Salts 1ubj9ct 10 prior therefor and storing In and office of the Recorder of MAP RECOROE'o IN BOOK On June 3, 1980. a major· ~~~;A~,1 ~ ~~Jto ~~6' ' ' ' ' W·206 :e~~ec/~g'~:!~sno'ct cbo:s;: wll "°' eicph ~fMt tout obllgattd party. Dated this removing the aame ffom ORANGE County Calilor· 28, PAGES 25 TO 36 IN· 11y of tne voters In the City · : • ness under lhe Ficti1oous monlM trom l\a hearing 3rd and 101h day of June, lhl land or any other land, nla, Executed by:'JOHN e. CLUSIVE. OF MISCEL· ol Costa Mesa approved a l~~~1~!ned New 011 PUBLIC NOTICE Business Name listed dl'9 noticed above. 1992. Public Storege Man-Including the right to whip. HOWENSTINE, AN UN· LANEOUS MAPS, IN THE l>4110I referendum whtch r• B h C M 'l, .,. Fictitious aoove on.n a YOU MAY Ex.t.MINE 1gement, Ire. Telephone MARIED MAN as Trustor OFFICE OF THE COUNTY quires rental hOUslng de· eac osta esa ai., IN Me kej)C by h coutt. I (1t4) 84&-56US, Agent tor llock °' directionally drill SUNWEST BANK. A CALI· RECORDER OF SAID velopments. as contem-Pllol June 3. IO. 1992 Bu1ln1sa Name ~~::As~at~!~~E;~s t.leo you •• a pereon owner. and mine flom land• other FORNIA CORPORATION. COUNTY. plated by Article 34, of the W216 Statement w.th the County Clerk of lnt«•1td In the ....... Publl1h1d NtWJ>Ort than thou conveyed as eeneroeoary WILL SELL YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Cahlorn1a Constttullon to PUBLIC NOTICE The Following persons Orange County on May 27 you may lilt with "' oowt BHch-Costa Mesi Deity hereby, oil Of gas wells, AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO UNDER A DEED Of TRUST comply With Cerllll\ condt· are doing business as: 992 a totm.I ~ tot Pilot June 3,•10, 1992 tunnela and ahlfls Into, THE HIGHEST BIDDER DATED 6/'22/90. UNLESS lions before tney may be NOTICE (a)PACIFIC COAST RE· 1 Sooc:ill Nob ol l\o 8lnQ W220 through or 1eroH the aub-FOR CASH, (payable at YOU TAKE ACTION TO developed. construeled. ft-INVITING BIDS ALTY GR 0 UP ( b )- of an lnwrttofy ri 'UILIC NOTICE surface of the land and 10 llnt• ol sale tn lawlul PROTECT YOUR PROP· nanced or acquired In tne Notice 15 hereby gwen NE w PO RT He 1 G HTS Pub I 1 sh• d New Po rt appr ... ol •taee _. bOnom such whlpatoektd money of 1h1 United ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT City of Costa Mesa Those that the Board of Truslees PROPERTIES (cl MESA BHch.Co$1a Mesa 01.1y °' of any ~ ot NOTIC•Ofl I I II d Ill d Statll, by cash, a cashier's A PUBLIC SALE, IF YOU condot1ons tndtJde the fol· of the Coast Community VERDE PROPERTIES PJ01 J1.1nt 3, 10, 17, 24. eccount • . pfOWled In u--"'TION TO or d reel ona Y r 1 dltck drawn by a state or NEED AN EXPLANATION lo.,,1ng: College Oislrict of Orange (d)CURT HERBERTS. II 1992 MC110n 1250 oil "9 ~ wells, tunntla and Shafts a nahonal bank, a check OF THE NATURE OF THE 1 No Coty general fund County, California, will r• PROPERTIES, 234 E. 17lll w223 F532591 HUNTER Joseph Frederick Hunter, Oct. 10, 1921 ·June 6, 1992. Joe Hunter will t>e missed by so many. He has touched our nearts and we are all beuer people be- cause we knew him. Joe 1s survived by 4 daughterlr. 5 sons: 1 8 grandchildren and 4 great grand· children. We love you, Daddy. Rest in peace HARBOR LAWN • MOUNT OLIVE Memorial Park and Mortuery 1825 Glaler .-ve. Costa Me••, CA e2e2e Callterl'lla Probate Codi. A l•U. ALCOHOLIC lnt.o, tl'tfough Of aeroH the drawn by a stall or teoeraJ PROCEEDING AGAINST mornes may be e11pended cttVt sealed bids up to l>U1 Strtet. Su111 109. Costa --------- ReqlMt tot Sooc:W Notice 8rn:RAOEI subsurface of the land, and Cftd•I union, or a eheck YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· tor tile PfOftCI no lattt than 11:00 AM. Mesa. Calif 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE 1--------- lorm le.~~ the llt/92 10 bollom i uch whip. drawn by 1 11a11 or federal TACT A LAWYER. 2 Prior to submtsst0n ol a Thursdiy, June 25, 1992, Cun A. Hern.ns, II, 464 ---------'•••• couriclettl. To Whom It May eon. •locked 01 dl1tcllonally ll'l1nga and loan auocia· 109 VIA VELLA, NEW· funding application for al the Purcnasing Depart· Sanla Ana Ave , Newport Fictitious II A~ fot ,.lltloner: cern: di 111.... welt 1 1 nd tlon sa111ngs assoc1a11on PORT BEACH. CA 92663 p.01ect approval or proiect ment of the Oistnct located Beach, Cal11. 92663 lualnaaa Ne me SPAaY GOULD 6 HUANO, LI.Chun & 1 .., 1• unnea 1 or iav1 s bani( specified "(if a strtet address or funding. no11c1 of the!>'<>-11 1370 Adams Avenue, Thrs business Is con-Stelement •~"• HUANG. Paul ChenghO .,, shaft• under and benHth In ate1~ 5102 ot lh• Fi· common designation of the posed pro1ec1 musl be Bldg, D, Costa Mesa. Cali· ducted by: an Individual STEVEN T~1 110. 'fplytng to lhl Oepartmenl or beyond the exterlM llm· nanclal Cod• and autno-property 11 shown above. given to each City Council tornia, at v.nich time bids The reglstrant(s) com AFGAN'S AUTO IM· 3530WAsh"-llfvd. o Afcohollc Beverage Con· 11$ thereof, and to rtd111t. rlttd to do business In this no warranty Is given as toot member and to the public wtll be publicly opened and meneed to 1ransac1 bust· PORTS. 1665 W. 4th St, 15th l"loot trol 10 1111 aleohollc ~-retuMtl, equip, maintain, state.) Al: THE FRONT EN· compl!teness or correct· Notice 10 the public i1 by read tor: ness under I.ht F1ct111ous Suite 20lA. Santa Ana, CA NMIOl lAWN- Lo. Angel••, CA I0010 agtt 11 18120 Brool\.hurst repair, dHpen and operate TRANCE TO SUITE 205 ness)'. The beneficiary newspaper publication and PURCHASE OF BROAO· Business Name(s) listed II~~~~,. Ouu. 4604 tS2 MOUNT OLM Dally Newpot1 #61, Fountain Valley, CA any such wella, or mlnea, (SECOND FLOOR). 17802 under said Deed of Trust. postlng notice on Int prop· CAST TELEVISION MAS· above on: May 1, 1992 St .. llwndate CA 90260 ~ • ~ BMCNCoale 112708 wllh 41 On·Sal• Without ho IYtr th• right IAVINE, BLVD .. TUSTIN CA by reason of • br~ach or trty Of the propoud TEA CONTROL SWITCH· Curt A. Herbens. II Jawald A. Musn1fq. 2407 C"8cMI . ~ Mesa Piiot Bfft & Wine Ealing Place , w • 92680 all ilght tJUe and In· delault l.n the obhgahons pro1ect. ING SYSTEM: KOCE·TV. This statement was filed "S~nljng A1J Fauns" June 9, 10, 18, 1002 llcenH to drUI, mine, store. explore ternt conveyed 10 and secured thereby, hereto· 3. Hou1lng bulll or rehablll· COAST COMMUNITY COL· w11n the County Clerk ol Ruhland Ave· Apt No 3. Publl•ll•d Newport and operate through the now held by it under aald lore executed end dellv· lated purauant lo the ballot LEGE DISTRICT • Orange County on May 16. A:~~nd~!~~;:; c~,eo:~~. ~~. GMlslof ... BHCh·Costa Mesa Dally surface of the upper 500 Offd of Trusl In 1ne prop. ered lo lh• undersigned a measu11 may not excffd AU bids 111 10 be on ac· 1992 3 ducted by 8 general partn· vv.- Pllo4 June 10, 1992 feet ol lh• 1ub1urfac1 of arty altualtd In aald v.rotten Declaration of De-5'11. of th• total dwt111ng cordance wilh lh• Bid ooc· F5 1754 ship ••••540-illiililiiliiliitilll•llltl W224S the land•• 111trved In the COYnty, Cal1tornla descnb-fault and Demand for Sale, umts In the City. uments which are now on Published Newport Beach· The reglSlrants com-__ P_U_l_L_l_C_N_O_T-IC_E __ deed from The lrvlne Com-Ing th• land tht11ln: •nd wnuen notice ,ot d• The proposed PfO)ec:t Is lilt and may be secured in Costa Mesa Oa11y P1lo1 May mtnced 10 tranS.Jct bus1-'Ac.IC v.w 'UBLIC NOTICE Mich"' EXHIBIT "A" fault and ol elecloon to located 11 2450 Newpon lh• off-• 0 , .. , Olr--'or 01 27 3 0 7 992 F pany, a • ..,an corpora.. . cauH the undersigned to Boulevard, Co11a MtH, -" '"'"' • June • 1 • 1 • 1 nest under the 1c1111ous ~ 'AM CNS t044808 lion, recorded October 1e. Loi 9 of Tract No. 8328, sell H id property 10 satisfy Cahlornl• and Is currently Purchosing of the D15ttlc1. W·207 Bu1ln1u name listed ~ery • M«1Ulty NOTIC• TO 1984 aa Oocumen1 No. 84-In the City ol Costa Mesa, sard obligations, and lher• dtvtlo_,., with and known No bidder may Wllhdra •boY• on 5-t t·92 CNoel • CrernllOl)I "~-,.., S f ,....v his b4<I for a period ol lorty· PUBLIC NOTICE Sandra O•az CRIDITORI OF 526594, of Offlelal Recorda • .....,....ty ol ..,.ange, lilt o after the undersigned as the TravelcXlg• Motif live (45) days af1er the date This S1a1tment was I ltd 3500 P.atlc vi.w Or1¥1 auLK IA.LE Alto except any and all CallfOfNa, as per map r• caused Slid notice ol d• The l>fOpostd P<O)ICt con-sel for the opemng thereof. Flctltloua with th• County Clerk of ~ 8Mdl (SICS. et04, water. rights or lntlfffl corded In Book 350, Pages fault and ol llectlOn to bl 9'S1S ol 86 1tud10 units ol The Board of Trustees r• Bualneaa Name Orange County on May 15. ..._ e~OI U.CN.C.) 1Nf11n, no matter how ac· !~~~~~: lnclM ullv~ ~~.Ml0~· ~':fn~~ ~·~~5.~~~~ ~u~:.,1~:. ;11:n;~ ~~ •1:;;~ ~~·Y ~~1l:i•b,c:s's r:; Statement 1992 -~~~~~=~~~ .aorow o. quired by grantor, and ................ apt .... m• • Book Page of Olliclal bedroom Unit for th• on-.... The lollow1ng persons F531148 r ,.. Ill IW ~720 owned °' used by grantor flee of the County Rtcorder Records In Ille oft.ct ol lht site manager, and 85 park· 10 waive any lrregulartlles are dOlng business as Ol· Pub'" h 1 d N • w po 11 llLL •MIW&Y Nolice 11 hereby ~ to In conneetlon With lo the of said County. recorder ol Orang• county; .ng IPOCH woH be Pf'Ovlded :: 1n~':~~~g In any btd SIGN WEST BUILDERS. Buch.Costa Mesa Da y credilora of the within land, together will't the right Ex.cept d Oii, od rights, Said Sale will be made, on-soll pu11uan1 to th• ,.. Signed· /SJ BETTY 1000 Oua.I SlrHI. Su•te p,101 t.lay 20, 27, June 3 M ot1uaty '* Ct\ec>el ~I -~ut to~t .! .... ~llcf and pcwar to eic:plote, dria, mlneral1, mineral rights, but wUhOul covenanl or qu111m1111t ol the City's BALDWIN,· Director of 9t90178• 9Nev.pon Beach, CA 10. 1992, Cremetion ,._ 1 ...,.., ..... ,,...,. 0 rt<Srlll remove and store natural gea, natural gas warranty. ••PllH Of lrn-SRO pollcy. w199 110 8'~ lht 11u11 deacrlbed the • ffom the l&nd °' rights, and other hydrocar· plttd, regatdlng title pos-Notice Is hereby given to Purcheslng, Coe at Roy Rill9roy Jr . 903 N eo.ta Mesa below. same bON wt\ session. or encumbranct1, any and all ln1er111td per· Communltr Collet• Collonwood Way, Walfll.ll .., .. ,. The namea and bullnall to dlYltt or oll'tlf'Wi•• Wlla by atsoever name to pay the rtma1n1ng pMe!· 1on1 of th• opportunity to Dlatrlct CA 91789 PUBLIC NOTICE • Perley-Boardman addre11ff ol lhl Hiier are: l4ICh water, rlghlt, or Inlet· know 1hM may be wllhln °' pal sum of lhl not•(•) .. contacl any member or the Open: June 2S, 1992 Joe Rillera. 308 N Alad· Flc:tltlou• era: E17• Robtrl GARY URBINA. 204 EAST tall on any olhtf property under the pate.I of land cured by H id deed ol Costa Mt1a City Council or 11•00 am din 01., Anan11m, CA aw; H075 Glenn g:::i~L. ~X~~~~· SAN own ad or luud by h~v~ ~Hcnbtd t~ Trust, With lnte~es1 as :;' the ~·~ Man1ger'10.0.~· • •Id No: 1100 9~:~ business 11 con· Bu;~~~!~:!:"' : HH11~4WCPl.111Shaor~!!:, Thi 1 lion In Calfoml gran1or, whether aucl't get er w11 t • perpelua tald note pro dtd, a • men ommun1ty veop. Publlshtd Newporl d· ..... ..,. by a noner~i part· Th f 11 "' .. oc:a 1 a water right• ahan be rip. right 01 dlllllng mining, H · vancH. II any. under the mont D.Vlaoon to th• ••lent .,...,..., .-u • o owing pe~ns Er1c La111n: H193 ~: ::: =~ ':~11 omce erlan; overlying, approPrl•• ptorlng and operating 11rms ol the said Deed ol any Interested person dt· Beach/Costa Mesa Dally nershlp 111 doing business 11 Jim vanaugh A 11 ... bJ · ..... ,1 11 ti lltto ~i percolatl"" thtrtfOt and aior•-In and Trust, '•"· charges and alrH to request 1na1 a Cuy Pilot Jun. 10, 17, 1992 The registrant(•) com· ALL THINGS DIGITAL, Owner rtstl'\lll lht 11ght 1 at... Y t,.., _,er, •• ve, r .. • .. ..,, """ expensea of lhl Trvatet Council member call 101 a W227 mtnctd 10 transeC1 bull· 10913 ObStd•an C1 . Foun· 10 t>ld at 1he salt. Pur· other bullneH nam11 and prHctlptlve, adjudicated, removing th• same lrom snd of the tNsts created public hHrlng by th• City PUBLIC NOTICE "'"' under lht FIC1•t1ous lain Valley, Calif. 92708 chas mu11 be made with addrt1111 used by the atatutory or contractual, but aald land or any olher land, 8u1lnes1 Name(sl listed Jason B Ingram, 10913 per al check• or cash· teller Within thrff r-•ra be-without, hOW*Ytr, any right Including lh• right 10 whip. abovt on: N/A Ob1ld1an Ct . Foutnaln Va•· lers ecka only and paid fort Iha date such liat ... to enter upon tht Mface atock or dlfecllooally drfll DO IT YOURSELF IDEAS Fictitious Roy R1veroy Jr. ley, Caht. 9270I 10f 11 h• lime of purcha11. ~ C:re:d~~Etd lo the of the land In the ••~IH and mine ffom land• other --lu•ln.•• N•m• Thl"s ll•llment was llled Danny Petrovich, 9981 All l)tlrcnastd goods we Tfte namea and tMnlneu of tuel't rlgl'tlt, 11 rtMt'lld than lhoff l'tert!nabovt d• A READER SERVICE OF fHIS NEWSPAPER Stet9ment with lht County Ct•k ot Moor• Circle, Huntington :'!:J t~;· ~ 'i:::!1 t:, tddm'" Of the bWet .. : In"" deed ttom The""'"' actlbtd, oil, or gaa wells. .,.,~o::~. :rsons ~mng• County on Apol 27. ~·~~h. ~;:;,!;:4611 con. Ml•. l alta aubject 10 prior PETER CAPDEVIELLE, Company, e Michigan COt· tunnel1 and ahafta Into. MEADOWS REALTY COM· F529S73 dueled by joint venture Oblig•ed party. Dated tl\lt 2410 WEST 185TH p0fatlon,recorded0c1obef ll'troughoracro1.1tntaut>-PANY.180N.,,.,portCen1er Publlahed Newport The reg111rant(1) eom· 3rd -'d \Oln Clay ol June, STREET. TORRANCE, CA 18, 1884 u Documtne No. aurfect of the land herein-Drive * 100. Newporl Be1ch1Cos11 Mesa D~·IY menced to transaci bus1- 1992 Public Sloraga Man-~ . ..._ _....,.. U-628594• ot Olllclal abo¥9 detct1bed. and IO Beacn. Cahl. 92~ Pilot May 27, June 3, 10. neu undtr tht flC1 tioua Repaidi19? ,,.Wili••• .......... .............. ~•Wti .. ,.. ..... a_gement. lne. Telephone ,,.. asttll to .... .....,.,.. AecotdL botlOm auch whlpitoc:ked The Fail Truat .. 1. UlD 11. 1992 8u11neu Nam•(•) listed ~~~~1~A~t~~~N~~ ~~~ ~ dktctlonat~ drllled l'.~i&~ii/~~~by~iNi"i~i.itiE~~~~~~~~iwi2it4~1i~~ion~·i•~~i~~.1i*~~~~~~~~~~~i p u IJI 11 h. d N. w P-0 rt USION SHOP and .,, ~ Together With thOM .... ...... tunnels. and ~hefts 1 · a.ae-.coala Meaa Da.Jy ca11d ••: 11101 CON-rnenta pll1lntnt thereto u Wider and beneath or bt-Pilo4 S, 10, 1992 STRUCTION Cl~lE WEST Mt toM In ,-_t!Ofaph t of, yond ltle emt10f" llmll wi11 ID, IRVINE, CA 92714 and u dlUnNled on Ex· thereof. and to rednll, ,.. The bualne11 name uMd hi .... "I " _.._.....,. to --· tunnel ........ malntatn .... b the ....., el ""' IOCa· -.. ._..... • u-. -... -... . ..... --i----~=--lll~n la: "IAVINE AUTO cttUln o.ctatauon of lie-•• clHpel'I, and~ COLLISON" c..a MMf'Mnt• recorded any 14.iCh .... OI in.net. ---------1 The anticipated date of Septemblf 27. 1"4 .. without "°"""'"· the right NOTtc• ()If the bulk tale la June H , Document No. M-402558, to drll, mine, stcn. explore ... LIC IAL• Of' I 992 al '"' office OI of Olftclel Reeofda, upon and Oplfllt thtougll the ftlRtoMAL "'°'•Rn Tletnpo Etctow n, 25381 .. the i.rme. ~ lurfece Of the upper ~ P~ent to the Callfoml• Allele Patkwav, Unit "l." • and conditions contained hwatd (500) e..t of the Sell• c• S10tao-FICIJ. Laouna Hila, CA 12853 lhtr9ln aub•urface ol lht land HY A (I a P Code 21700 Tflia bullC sale i. tubjlct The ~trfft addf'" and Nte4Mbo¥9 delCtlbtd 11 tf "'-), the undtftltMCI to Calllornla Uniform COtn· In tr' wlK lltll 11 pub41c euctiOfl, merclal Coda Section °"* common cMeignetlon, tlfffVld thl deed om on JIN 111 1"2. 11 11:30 e1oe.2. " eny, ot the reel pref*'Y me IMnt lnduatrlel Com· AM, •t Public Stor•o•. " ao aut>jlctl lhl MfM de.cribtd abo\19 I• Pl.If• pMlC, • Ctlllornl• Corpof•· 2099 f'lac«ltla Ave .. Coeta and 1ddf ... o tM Ptf90n pOf1ed to be: 1801 AVO. Uon. recorded January 30. Mt,••..1.....!*•onal property, with Whom clalma ~ be CAOO AV£NUI!, NEWPORT 1171, In loo« 1 tW, Pege lnclUQlnV lumlture, clotft. flteO 11 Oebor•h p..,.,,, l!ACH CA 1192 Oftldal Rec:Ofdl Ing, =• and/Of other Tiempo Eactow &ii~"' The ~ TrlVIM The alrffl edelrt11 and :::r n:=ed by ~paa:::.v· CA ~ dleclalmt any Mabltny for Other common dtalpbon. SPACI NUMBUVTENANT and the tall CS... kw bnG any lncoil'IC1n9M of ltle If ttty, Of the tNI Pt°'*1Y NAMt ctalme INll be June 2': Mteet addr... Ind °"* dltcrtbed IOove It Pl.If• C341 ThtfH& Wallace: 1na wtllch It IN ~ common daal9na11on, II pot1ed 10 be: 3111 AJfltNAV I011 a.ti ~k dey before the Nie dale any, at10Wn hlfejn. AVf.NUI!, COSTA MtSA, °""'1tf reMtVM lht ~ ~llled abOW• The 104.a1 M10un1 Of the CA NtH lo b11 M the Nit. Put· OelM Mey 21, 1"2 ~ belanct of the Obi-The undenlgned Trustee ~ ... ~ be mecfe Wltl'I , I T I " c A ~ gallon HCUtN '>'I '"' dlKlaima ttty 1'a0iilty lot i;;.~l\tctl• ~ C:: Dmw.I, GARY fM. property • be aotd and .,.,., lnc0trtctnM1 o1 the lot ac "" 11m1 °':J ~ •lllA reuo nsbl• u 11 mat.ci ttrHt Mldf"' and ~ Al flOoda .e 'u1»111111e1 Newport eoett, ~ Md ad-common dHlgnatlon. If aold i.," Ind ""'8t be hach.C01ta MIU Delly 'NICll at .. 1'9 tme of W. t1t1. ehO'M\ ""9tn. Slid GRANDFATHER CLOCK fh1s Stfligllt Srdtd htlllOOm CIOCI( stands llA IHt tall Our de111ltd 11ep.by·step plan 1ntluelu lull S•H p111trnt 101 c11r11 All P••ll l••c pt lht c1ownl ltt llladt •1111 s1r11ght j)ltUS •l't•Cll •r• bull 101nttd II you cant l111C1 tilt ntctssary tlock movemtfll locally, • 90\llCI o• supply .. h1ttcl You may bu•kl YOUI CIO(k from pint, walnut. Cl'ttuy or m1h091ny JuSI Ir Kt lllt pattern pana onto •004, uw ou1 Ind auembl• -------------- -R•n .. 1a""mr1"""L111n°'s1 ..... June 10. 1..a wt21 lnllllll ~ of ..,. No-...... be made, but ~· ---------lie• of a•I• 11 : °" c~ 0t wananty. tt'9 '"°""°° you SILL U ,llS.4 U .11 Af' eilptMMd Ot lmpltfd, ,.. N.tmt count on to ... a Pf'C>~IMATa oerdlnf •· pos'"MOn of ~ lft edcMlorl '9 coMf\. IN OI ~anc11, to pay It~&, bOCIW ~-vehlcle TNMll Wiii ecc.,c e ~ ttlt rem11n1ne pr1nc1pal cotumns ~ ctaPffltd i.·a cMcti *"" on • Ntt ~ lhe not•t•) ateurtd meo '"'~ '° -1171 ..,.. or Ml60NI '**· • b1 Mid OMO oe fru•t. w11n $ll1te ...... n dllcl .,... ., a .... , °' 1marett ~ a• PM>- I .. STIRTlll& I llEW BUSllESS?? Tho Legel ~ It tho Plot .. pleleod to ennounce 1 new ..w. now~tonew~ Wo Wiii now SEARCH tho ,_,,. for you • no an ~. and M¥t you tho 1lmo and tho trip to tho Cour1 Houle In ..,,.. Ana. Then. of COUl"N, .,._ tM ~ II completed • Wll .... your ftcttttout buelnMI !WM .....,,,.,,. wfttl tM ~ CIMtl, publlt\ Onell a ... -fOur .... • ,....... by ... end then ... ~ PfOOf of pubbtltDh With County ~. 84 Wednesda June 10, 1992 W•TICll PUIUC llOTICU PUIUC llOTICll PUIUC IOTICU ........ -· c.r . ..,, ... .. ...__,"' AolMrt bit~ •179 .. ....... Plottttou• .......... ' ......... ......... h" •••• ......... A9dlll1Cit °' COiia ...... Tilla ···"*' ... ...., ... the COunly WIOTICI PUIUC IOTICI PUIUC llOTICI PUILIC llOTICI PUIUC teOTICI .......... N•me .......... N.-. ._,.............. .......... ....... ............ ......... ..... .......... Cellf. 11'21 .. wlh IN County Cleftl ol Or ... ~on •t•t4"Mnt atatelMftt ,......._, atet...,.t ,........,., .... ...,... • ......._ ...._ Thi• bu1lnH1 11 con-Or8nQ9 Cour!tv on May n, 1112 Pl • The followfng peraons The tolloWlng .,....on 11 Th• Follo'f'llng per90na The f'olloWlng J>WSON The following l*IOnl The folklWlng '*'°"' ltaletnenl dueled by: en lndMcNel ttl2 ere doing t>uslness 11: doing txnineu as: .,, doing bullneu as: .,, doing bullnns aa: 1,. dolna bullneSI u : •• dolna bu9lneSI as· The f'olloWlng l*IOlll Th• r1gl1tr1n1(1) com-P.UT81 Publl•Md ORION MAINTENANCE, Pmnt & PlpW, 1000 No. VIS EQUIPMENT LEAS· SPECIALTY GRAPHICS, CLUB f HIRTY·FlVt, 3303 PACIFIC' COAST TENNIS lfl dolna bullnnt es: menced lo llMUCl bulf. Publilhed Newpcwt le.en. co.ti Miu Dally 8897 Wutmlnltlf A~ .. No. Coast Hwy. LAguna S.ach. ING, 4570 Campus Dr ...... 1927 Harbor Btvd. &die Hllbof INd, Su1M #(·I, ACADEMY, 1508 Comwlll CERTIF~D CREDIT, 3334 Mii under the Ftctllloue Colla Mell Daily Pilot 20, 27, June 3, 10. 1 123, G11<Mn Grove, CA CA 112651 Newport B•ach, Callt. 12•, Coit.a ...... Calif. Co.1a M .... c.lit. *21 l ane, Newpon 8Hch, E. Coast Hwy. ~2•2. Co-Businlll NalM(I) lilted June 3, 10, 171 2•. 1982 926"4. Susan M. Sheppard, 237 92660 92627 Scott of Callfona, Dela-Calif llZMO rona del Mat, Calif. 92625 .00111 on: M1y l 1, 19" W2ts•------~~==':":I Jou M. Toledo, 909 N. lrit Ave., COfona d•I Mar, Patricia BtrnKser, 32281 C. Brian Poner, 1210 P111I ware, 3303 Harbof 81'Yd., Robtrt Van'lhol t508 EdWald St Clalr, 333-t E. Rol>lf1 E. How• Wlllardaon Way, CA 92703. CA 92625 Azores, Dana Point. Cahf. Newpot1. N9Wp0rt Btach, Suite E·1, Costa M111. Cornwall Lane, Newpon Coall Hwy. 1242. Corona This atattment Wit tiled PUM.IC llOTICI Thia bu1ln111 Is con-This busintu 1• con-92629 C1hl. 926(1() Calif. 92628 S.actt, <:.ill. 92660 def Mar. Calif. 112625 with the C~ty Clerli ol ---n;;iii.:;;;---dvcted by an Individual ducttd by an lndMdual This bualneu 11 con-This bu1ln111 11 con-This bualneu 11 con-Thia bu1lne11 11 con-Thia buslntss Is con-Orang. C0\11\ly on May \1, Flotmaue • ....,.... The reglalrant com· Th• regl1tr1nt(1) com-due1td by: an Individual ducted by: an lndMd\Jal ducted by: a COfPof'lllOI\ ducted by: en lndMdual due11d by: an Individual 11192 BualfteN .._ SI• menced to transact busl, menced to transact busf. The registrant(•) com· Th• r1gl1trant(1) com-The regl1tr1nt(1) com. Th• rtgl1trant(1) com-Th• r1gl1tiant(1) com-Fl~'1 '1 lt•t....,.t "'The FolloWinQ n111 under the llctltlous ness under the Flct1llou1 menced to tranuct bu1I· menced to transact bual· mencld lo tran11C1 1>u1f. menc.d lo transact butl· meoeed to transact bull· PubllShld Newpc>11 BMC"'° The following J*IOflS are dolno buslnff• buslntu name lltttd Bu1ln111 name fisted oess under the Fictitious nus under the Fictitious ne11 under the Fictitious neu under Ille Flclltlous ~~!Tne~~·~,t~~(:llc~i=~ Cosla Mii• Dally P110I May are doing bl.lllneaa u : Pl.AD. 2"!lte Santa above on: 5-1•·92 above on: &-2·92 Business Name(s) listed Business Name(s) listed Bustneu Nam•{•) Haled Bu1ln111 Name(s) hated above on· Hf.A 20, 27, June 3, 10, t~ MMP, HOO Bristol StrHI, Costa Meu. CaUf.11 Jose M. Toledo Susan M. Shlppatd 1bove on: May 4, 1992 above on• May 11, 1992 ab<MI on· May 11. 1992 above on: June 1. 1992 Edward St Clail w.191 Costa Meu. Calif. 92628 Elizabeth Bowman This 1ta11ment was filed This statement was filed Patricia Bemesstf C. Brian Portlf Phfllp R. Scon, President Robert Van'thol J1m11 M1c:h1et Saw111, 2318 Santa An• 12, with the County Clerk ol with the County Clerk of Thi.a 111tamenr was filed This st1tement was tiled Thi• 111tement was hied This 11a11ment was filed This •taternent was filed PUILtC NOTtCI 2189 Tua1tn A~ .• Costa Mesa. Calll. 92e27 Orange County on May t4, Orange County on Juno 9, with the County Clerk ol with the County Clerk ol with the County Clefk ol with INI County Clerk of with the County Clerk of Mesa. Calif 92626 Thi• bu1in111 11 1992. 1992 Orange Couoty on May 8, Orange County on May 15, Orange County on May 15, Orange County on May 15, Orange County on May 8, flcltt.._,. Th11 buslneu 11 c:on-ducted by: an lndMd F531S18 F534128 1992 1992 1992 1992 11192 ,,30773 BualMaa NIMMt ducted by· an lnd1vldual The regl11ranl(s) Publlahed Newport Publl1h1d Newport F530771 FS3t949 F&31948 FS31942 5,•t•Meftt The reg11tranl(1) com-meoced to tr.,,11c Beach.Costa Mesa Dally Beach.Colt• Mesa Dally Published Newport S.ach· Published Newport Beach-Published Newpot1 S.ach-Published Newpon Beach· Published Newport Beach-Th Follo*•l\Q '*'°"' menced to transact busl· ne11 undet ~ Fl Piiot May 20. 21. June 3, Pilot June 10, 11. 24. Ji.AV Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May Costa Mell Dally Piiot May CostaM11a Dally Pilot May Costa Men Daily Pilot May are d~ t>ustrnen u neu under the Flctitlou• Busineu Name(s) 10. 1992. 1, 1992. 20, 27, June 3. 10, 1992 27, June 3, 10, 17. 1992 27, Jun. 3, 10, 17, 1992 27 June 3 10 17 1992 20, 27. Jooe 3, 10, 1992 Ct.AO !ELLA CAFE 3"00 Buslneu Name(s) listed at>ove on: May 18, 1 W 189 W 201 20, ' ' ' ' w W·190 Via Oporto 110t N~port above on. NIA Elizabeth 8. Post ________ w_t9_e1 w229 • • W· 3 ·204 Beach, CA 92663 • Claa•lli•d Is..... This 1t111ment wa Shopping tor a now PILOT CLASSIFIED Classlllod Is..... PILOT CLASSIFIED PUBLIC NOTICE Vera Maniac:! 231 t Catie c o Ny• N I R N T with the County C apartment? classlfled It'• th• easy·tO-SELL C 0 H VEN IE NT 1t'1 th• aotutlon you're SELL eland saii Clemente h . b Or~ County 00 h th • b hi f h Flctltlou1 11 ra. ' whet er you re uy• 1992 lets you compare access. Information· w e er you re uy· searc ng or • w eth· CA 92673 Ing, ••lllng, or jult ,53 costs • without hassle packed marketplace your used vehicle Ing, setting, or Just er you're seeking a your used vehicle BualMH Name This business ls con-looking. clanlfled has or worryl visited regularly • suc· through classified looking, claaslfled has home, an apartment, th h I lf1 d St•tement ducted by: 111 ind1V1dual what you needl Put>llshld Newport Piiot Claaslfled cesslully • by all kinds 642 •• 678 what you need! a new occupation or roug Cass e Th• Following persons The registrant(•) com-PILOT CLASSIFIED Cost.a Mesa Daily P 842·5878 of consumers. iii PILOT CLASSIFIED even a stray pet. 842·5978 are doing business as: menced to transact bust· 842•5878 27, June 3, 10, 17, t 842·5878 H.B. AUTO SALES, 957 W. ness under lhe Flct1tlou1 ---------.----------·---------'----------''7th St. A. Costa Mesa, Business Name(s) hstld .__ _____ _ 330 West Bay Str§et Costa Mesa, CA, 92627 ~REAL ESTATE CJB!JFOR SALE Aaus1NESs 1r HFINANCIAL E•RCHANDISE I How To Place A Classified FOR SAL£ _, By Phone 8 :00am -5:30p 1002-1825 2900-2918 601o-6080 Monday thru Frida REAL ESTATE RENTALS I~ I IG::r:GE I By Visiting ....... 330 West Bay St 2 920-3005 8102-8190 ---SERVICE DdotREmRY I Or By Mall .............. 330 West Bay S Costa Mesa, CA, 9282 2750-2 790 3408-3939 7011·9090 Deadlines .............. 6:30pm ·daily fo All real estate listings that run in Saturdays publication appear in the separate Real Estate tabloid section. I GENERAL POLICY ............... _..,... ............... n.,....... _ ... ,..... .. -.~.---« .... ..., ......... .... ~ ....... ....-.., ..... u....., .... .,., ........ ... ' # I IJ, ftl ~ .... 6 TlllO I *: • rt ..... M ~ 111r ..,._ .... ~. , ........ ...., ................ .. ..__., ... .,......., ......... _.~--.. u. Houses/Condos For Sale ----- COSTA MESA 1024 House & Furnish- ing• For Safe! 2264 Moyer, off Wilson, nr Harbor 8 3 1·5801 NEWPORT BEACH 1089 Houses/Condos For Rent BALBOA ISLAND 2108 NEW CUSTOM HOME w/bay view, 3BA 3BA. 2 lrplc, W/D. gar, yrly. 52100/mo. 723· 1599 CORONA DEL MAR 2 122 COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT NEWPORT Now 'Custom 4BR 38A, BEACH 2189 BEACH 2169 ............ ~ NEWPORT BEACH 2 169 Apartments For Rent 1 ml from bch next to *Lido P•nlnaul•• Elegant now SBA 4Yl9a New rt T t 17th. 221 Cabrlllo. Lux ouro deslg,,, view rpO errace. Sl 900/mo. days 644· Unique 1 & 2BA Units harbor• $5000 Incl lg 3BR 11h8a 2·story, 8722, eves 759,1104 for loaso. Pnvate bch, lawn malnt. 548-3757 frptc, W/O hkups,lliiiMiM STEPS SC Pl on bay, 873·8030 patio, pool, garage. . ~··ttoA D 2606 to aza. 710 Lido Part! Dr. JR. 1Br, galod, pool. s1100 Agt 675-4912 Spacfoua 2Br 1 Ba spa, gym. Near bch/ Beautlful New 2BR condo, nu pnt/crpt. 4BR :ZBA. quiet cul· Hoag. Avl now. 57251 Pre1Ugloua Emerald 28A w/2 lolls, lrplc Sml pot ok. HUD ok de-sac, 1737 Contella mo. Agt. 631•0900 Bar 4Br 383, spec· W/D, Parking! yrly. $795/mo. 846-6634 Pl. Just romod. $2400. tacular ocoan view, $l200/ 723 1599 722·0866 or 639·7654 Lido Isla 48r 2Ba hme sec goto/patrol, quiet, mo. • · HUNTINGTON BEACH 2 140 BEST VIEW IN BLUFFS! frplc. largo lot Mo-to-sorono. pvt bch, poot. Mo. $1850. Avail 8/20. tennis, golf. Nr l•g d:631-8066 •:67~837 &c h /shops/schools. BALBOA PENINSULA 2607 Luxurv Condo!! SJOOO/mo. 497•8486 2BR 1 BA, gar, near v. Mlle from ocean, 2 VIiia Balboa! beach. newly painted. CORONA DEL MAR 2622 Fully turn atud1q, 1 yr now, S of PCH w/lrlg stovo, micro, util/cabl• Incl S6GO. 675-1199. COSTA MESA 262 Move-In SPECIAL! 1 BEDROOM Pool. spa, cable hkup WESTLAKE VILLAGE 645·8122 AnvtJmel next day's publloatto 6:30pm Thursday fo the Real Estate Ta 3:30pm Wed.Des~ fo the lndependen COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA Mt:SA 2' •lg Clean iBR Park-Setting!! unit. new Cl w 11h Oce•n & SunHI drapes & oppl1 views. Nice 1 BR w/loll No Poll. 240-22 5895. Child OK. No 2 MSTR Brt, 2~8 Pots 8 31-4J10"1 gar. p\11 bkyd. C S8601mo, $700 * * 2 8 R l>u P ••• • 1_s_4_8_· 1_s_8_8_a_11_e_tw_k .. quiet, 1ng1 sty, good aroa, gar. W/D hllups 3BR 2BA$80 5795/mo 847·7540 pool, jacuz, new Leave msg 650-3 •Do you need lg c11an1--------11 2bf 1ba? Garage, now 3BR 381 & 2BR cpl. D/W, storage. All master 1uile1, S750 No Pe\ 640-2495 clou1, trplcs, Immaculate, 3BR 3BA. hlghly upgraded. Only S22B5/mo. 2149 Vista Entrada. 722..0594 pvt sultos. Perteet lor SeauUful 1 SR + den cute ept. $880. BLUFFS CONDO profeulonals. Brand Ntce view, wshr/dryr 631-1336 *Large & aharp 2BR patios. aome gar ---------1 2Ba upper. d/W, lg Wiii consider clo11t1, verts, gar P•I•. V1c1orla LIDO I S LE Newly remod. Spac. SBA SBA. 45' lot. 2 f1ps. spa, $845K. 673-6239 Oceanfront Duple• Lg Unlll. $1 ,099,000 Open Mon.Fri 8·8pm Sunset Show ing 39 03 Seashore Or Balboa Newport Ally COSfA M ESA 2124 723·449 4 •Npl His 3BR twnhH. OVERLOOK Lido & lrplc, sngl gar. patio, Catalln•. 1s1 1 Kings very nice. 322 Ogle St. Rd. 48r +.. S895K. $995/md 847·7 5 40 Wlll co-op. 650.5799 1 lge BR house w/gar. Pool Home appliances, $600/mo .... """"~"" Over 1, 750 sq 11, nr 134 E. Broadway. Back Bay 3BR, 1 75 646-2542 + V•BA. dbl sided f/p. -----u-----t 200 s/I 28R c:oA, mod· *Back Bay Area• $338,000 By Owner ern docor, patio, gar, Sharp 3BR 72°Ba, (7 t4) 631•2284 bltlns. pools. clbhH, c ar o•r $1250 Pet new, In gated, pool Incl. Fireplace. s1 tSO/ 48A or 3BR & don, co $1500 A I FIND USE THE PILOT'S CLASSIFIED mm · 9 mo. Agt 875·4912 2'h8A, 1800 •q 11. 854·5809 St 400/mo. yr lae. ---------Sorry no pets. Make th• right move. 714·644-<>335 Pilot Real Estate CONS I HUC"l ION RUILIHNO :lC.HO 8 .1. Wlleon & aon1 Room add/remod. Fr•• est. Bond. Uc.357487. &46-t740 Whether you're buying or aetllng. Claaslllod covers 111 your neodsl HANDY MAN 3710 an apartment through classified HANL>Y MAN :n to l.ANIJSCAt't, & LAWN CAHfo; .!HOH *'"'prove Your ""'* Repair• R Us. Caipen-1 do •II ,tradH. Low try, drywall, electrlcal, All Amerlc•n Tr•• prices. He d & bondod. paint. etc. Great rates. Service. Removal, Jay. 850·3008 Brian 645·1788 Trim, Senior Dfac. Free est. 531·8415 (503) 382·5644 etc. $895 832•5282 OKI 49..0150 1-,,,.,...,..,.,,,..,...,,,.._ ___ _. You can hire an honesc. D •I u x • 2 BR 2 B /4. •BLUFFS 4Br 2._.,Ba hard working contrac· HANDY MAN 3710 Carpentry, plumbing, tile, drywall, mesonry & more. Reas 1011s. LANllSCAPE & LAWN ('AHfo; :JMOl'I EXP'D GARDENER· 15 yrs COM, N.B. OuahfY work, r•••· rat11. R•f• Ron'• Gardeftlnt 13Ml72 SELL your home through classified Condo. f/p. pool, gym, brlto twnhme, up tor. Make trie WIH tenn. Bear/MacArthur 9raded, frpl, patio Choice WI•• Con• St ,090/mo. d•V• 838-SHS75/mo. 2632 Vial •tructlon 548·8223 0405. eve. 731·7528 Del Oro. 640-1208 \.ARPt:NTHY :i:uo Atpen, Atmod Doors. Wlflo OOW•, clblntta. stucco l drt •FINE CRAFTSMNSHIP 1--J_1_m_8 _4_5_-2_e_2_4 __ Carp.. •••ct., plumb.. Handyman E•prou OLl'S &..ndecaplng. Tlle,1 klll, baths, No /ob too am all. Reaid, comm'I, Quality Shannon ftlver Co Small r•mocr. jobs. Smal jotls spec. All work/reasonable ,.,.. Landscap. 1prn1Clr1, Comm./rnd. 739-7742 )obs welcome. Mt-3722 Locel ref1. 265-0e19 rep1lr malnt. lighting, Cleanup. M .. aUl4 t 11\ I 11 t 11 , 1b You! w-. lencet, galet, 11C UC .---------------------------------------------------· 35 yr1 up . .lef'J 142.0H 1 • TREii 41 Teppe•Jl'••lff. LIWlll, ... ....... 71,4479 Just a note to tell you that the Pilot sold my boat. Not the Register or the 11mes! Art Verdult Costa Mesa Ct:Ml-:NT <'ONCHt: n ; .1r,~11 K.L M•••"'V •peclal• lzlng In cone., & masonry con II., Lie. Ins. tr" HI. 748-0323 <'HlAMI< · Tll.l'.S :1~,~M THI ORJQlfW. DEM tht TILE IWI leaky ehower•·-'cld wHh & rogrout. New & Repair. Bathroom•· Shower doora Kile· Floora·Plumblng Lie 2~yrs Q.C. 873·~ Verdalt Conatractlon Co., Inc. ':A HOME IMPROVEMENT CO." Sold your home? MulMfoul ...... '° be meek .,.,.. .... doM of acrow? Oon"r ~ 10 cftt9nt COl:hl:tM ~ OM ~ ~ ~ do If.,~ fltd ~at J!U(er ~I We can fix wt Pi~ • ~ • ELlCT1ICM. • Hf.ATIMG ~ All C~ • ICITCHDI -~ & CAlblnrta. "™ • SHOMl • Alclwa • f.ndolura . DOOa • WINDOWS • DIMVM.L a STUCCO • lOOF llOAll • au«iS llE·TEXTUllED • <DM« TU MPAll • PAJotr • lrartor & Exta1or • M/4SOHt1 • CMP94TIY • TOMtTt ~ • SWIMMING POOU ~ IM'IPI. ..... tic, ...,, d&cldn9. coplrg tOler, IUt1urll wr' .... ma AT A IWOMU PICI '°' OWi • ftMS General Comractor Uc. I B 376820 (714) 641-7963 MASONllY :IM~~M Anthony MltAlnt Ma1onry BrlckeBtocke Stone Uc.81t129, Bond/In• ,, ...... 967·2289 Poor M•n'• Mover! 1 ht min. Quar. lowHt r11e1, lie. 101002 1n1ur. '114/833·992$ "FA St IHULT'' SllVICI OlllCTOIY fur ltt• .. ull Sf•r Vll'I' l" ,111 '4Z·H11 ... ,,. $830 No Pel 640-2495 Ap\1. 7t4·722·7 Money talka ... and ATTRACTIVE Classlllod speaks 111 w11h pvt patio. w longuago. everything. t Mer onlr. 5•6- MOVINO 3H3°' PUBLIC NOTICE The Cahl. Public UUll· lies Commluion RE· QUIRES thal ell UIOd h ou1ehol d good• movers print tholr PLUMBING 3! *Low ft•t•• drain cleaning, pl Ing rep1lt1 & In Free quol11. 651· P.U C. Cal T number. Sadler Roofing Co llmos end chaulleurs Ins. 25 yrt. Work print their T.C.P. num-all typea rooting. ber In all adv1rtl10· 71 .... Ta.so men11 II you have a w •A H ft ·T queatlon about ll'le 11. ROOFING AU gal1ty ol • mover, llmo wood comp or chauffeur. call llle·welgf\t tit~ Public UlilltlH ,0011 Uc ,44 Com minion F · · 114·558·4161 lff Ht. 768-4 PAINTIN<> :1H~H .-tnr1o1~1ort "4(1\tfel I.nor Lie. 2806e4 ....... ~Ntyll!M .. w.P. VOUNQQUlaT Sl'HINKl.1"11 Hf'.l'AIHS .t lprlnkl•r• er only bu•lneH. R & l n s t a l latl Charlea 1U·782 TU HlHIN<i :1 , .. "''"' Contraotor Oual. painting by prot LIC4'802098. Ina. flH MIH Appl• Tuto eat. 645·330S RHdlngJESI... C1 Kunhat1 P•lntlng. Reai tlated, te3-4CMS5 races without comp10-PM or wknd1. ct mlalnQ quality. lie. & adun1. Basie 656288 Refs. &4&-67M 6 Engllah ak1111 MlchHI Co• '•lntlntt S\6/hr. 831420! SU/hr, i materlate ne1.1 yrs exp 9714009 l'/\l't-:HINO .l'Hlfl WINllOWS :1 Spec. vlnyt, afum. •lndowa. O~•tecl, 0v., yrs •KP. Uc. 17 Increase Your R•h Through Dur New lnmrGWll lo• R '1 .21 per line, pet day. That's ALL you pay. Bll8d on 4 "'-24 lrmlme ~ t. 6eMce Oit-.:by For more infonnation, Cal Todayl Ask tor your Servk:e Directory Repr8181 ltative 842-4321 Ext.310 ..... , ... , •. .... 1700. Quiet, ... kepi Lndry, 880. lllopetaUt~T E SIDE 1 llR, encl g.,. vacant. No P•I•. $585/mO. 150 E. 21a1. ... ~ °' 544 .... 294 1.110• 2BA, d9hwahr. encl gar, patio, no pell .... 5-4319 E.Slde, 2 lge BR'a, oeam cell.. patio, bit· Ins. 329 Cabflllo. 548·2785 It I I I I I ..... .\i \l 11 I I I :-.. ~ ; 111 NSW~TUYINN Our ap11elous rooms lnctUde refr1Q a micro, conlfnentaf bklaat, ntlld aervlce & much more. Located clOse to beach/air port. Weekly rates from $150, lst~ueata only. 831 llt:N'IAI s '[ ;J SHAHE 2 n1 I I 1 I'-. I A. I \11'1 ll) \ll :\I I' Ill < •ll 11' : ""I·, I' I l .._, ~- it-Ol l\iJ) ..:·•-"• I I I ~ ,' ,\~J\1\1 '• 1111 111 ............ " ... ,,. ....... Heartbroken Maclntoeh ••P. req. Attllllloft: ,..., ... ·~~h~n~!:; Family Heka be-Pagemalcer, EJircel, & Ctllcton! 1300 875-7475 loved loat .. ...__.__ Word. 730-8835 lflc , ._... --------1 -•--WIU aacr • ....... aay ....... 1,. -•o• d_..•• en Cet, cMrlahed SAL••19RAVRL Mar· p U 1t-... _ _.._,__ -" -...... -· •• ~~ -~~ .... T•'d"""dy' S25/palr. 'People member of the famllyl ket ptfmed & wide --• _ 12 Iba, male •• .lut open. Econo~eal. Bear ,8 of onty 100 Blrdal 754-t123 "•n 5/19, vicinity of Lead aalH team~ co. made, S200. Ptea .. Surrey & Cameo High· Into ••citing futurel call 842-432 t X332 landa Or, Corona del Comm. Eric, 642·5095 days or 631-3220 evH Mar... Pleaae Help•------------,,.,...~--:~-:--:-:--~~ Ue reunite our famllyl SECRETARY Weterford Hurricane Contact Mary at 549-Frr Mon thru Fri 9· Lamp S250 650-1208 0578 5:30 tor local yacht Leave mHsage t'HEI': TO YOU tHJ22 PIANOS & UHOANS f!IJ~U aabr Qrend Pleno S1475, Baldwin Con- 101a Plano S87S (714) 527-1854 14' UYUllU C..,. 'II w/trter, 50hp FOfce, openbow, Lowrance, stereo, GrHt 4 flah/ akJ/crulael )(Int cond. Runs Great! Must Sell, Just bought another boatt $3300 OFF&RI 432-03 t 8 please call after 6pm 1 'J' Duffleld Double- •nder '78 elec l/B mtr, surrey canp, xtras, mint. Ideal lake/ bay $4900 Obo 637· 6050 H I 2481, 8-5 Wednnday June 10, 1992 81 M·\lll~t-.._,, 11·0.., C Ill\ H< ii I I '•IH'1 M t J((')-IH ._, 'ti 111 IHH K..... /11~..; ... ~ c..-..• , 3eOSL .... Jllnt * •••llt•• lelend vette. 4 apd, 427• nu cond, all rec'd•, 1 South Bayfront, 18' part too many lo bst, owner, 941C ml, $Ille Power $195 mo, nu top, all papen-all 875-747& T•a 2881 muscle, $12,999 ot>o,1_,-,..-"'"""-----• Call Cliff 840-713"4 •ea 420 Ctiam~/ IALIOA COVE SLIP TfW>E OR SELL choc, &41c mi. loaded, S250/mo. 30 Ft, park· ,83 CAll•RO Z28 anrf, xlnt cond, Ing avall 85o-8145 Black, 305 engine, S24,400 obo 830-3030 lllp to 50' overdrive trans. Woutc:i SpoU.aa '74 4SO la ~aaslc NB a1aa, poa-hlca 10 trade for truck. well maint&llled, 135k, •Ible hve-aboard. Call Plea" call 190-0055. •ff & Clrlve to apprec, (7141 e31.a490 14300 673-5581 M01 OHCV('l.t, SCOOTt:tl HO It~ HONUA ttott:> TRUCKS 9220 I/SID• CONT•MP •LIDO Spacloua,qulat LOIT 4 "•hlntt Pelea 2BR 2BA upper, trplc, 4Br hse. Sunny patio, Balboa Blvd June 9, 1 car. $895. 842·9797 nr bch.M/F 23·39, n/s. REWAROll 544·3865 Eastslde 2BR 1 BA, encl '535 + utll 723-0400 gar. w/d hkupa, fncd -:::c""o""M--lg_p_vt __ rm_/_b_a_l_n yard S875/mo. 178 E 3Br 2Ba hse "' beach Announcements brokerage firm. Req'd akllla: computer, phon81, typing, heavy flllng. Send rHume to P.O. Bok 2288, New· port Beach, CA 92663. FRl!I!: Cord of Newty Cut Firewood, Great for Beach Camp Fires! CALL 844·18718 or 721·8521 HICYCLt;s 6060 Olene lnnove t 5 spd, croaa trainer,-1Ctras, hU 50 ml, pd $385, talca S250 241·1850 34' S.ara1 Sundancer '88 Mint cond, lw hrs, '82 HONDA aL·175 StOk ol xtras, slip S550 obo, xlnt cond, avail, S85k 675-5095 must Hll 546-0945 • '83 CIVIC 1300 * 4 Speed, Air Conell· t lonlng, RUNS GREATI, 35·40 MPG, 2 new tlrH, $2399 obo STEVE 754·1262 1989 FORD F350 Dually. Lariat ex· tended cab, White 32,000 mllas. Bac:I llner, chrome wheels, good tires, excellent conC11tlon1 •60 V-8 Boole value: $17,000 Must sell 51 5,000 OBO. M8-0180 SECRETARY PIT Needed for architect altar 4pm Wiison 82a.t473 w/gor. $550/mo. Mark UaTato• 619-487·2t 13 Mon·Frl ••ok••w POWER BOATS 7012 SPOltTINO Automobiles JAOUAR 9101> Pt:RSONAl.S aoo2 ooous 606~ 1 BR. 1 BA, back yard, gas Wahr/Oryr hlcups. No peta. 1585/mo. 845-1831 aft 3pm. E'SIOE CM. Pvt Br/Ba, pool, W/d. prlcng. M/F. Furn S450/unlurn $425 Avail 6/20. 722·0904 ffrm In Cannery Village _U_n_c_o-nd-1:-.U~o-na-J~l~o-v-e~I -=2-y-r area. 2 days/18·22 old, spayed, border hre/wlc. EJcp'd w/Mac collie mix. Very small, computer, good 'YP· smart & affectlonate. OWM aHlcl attractive Ing & phone alcllls. Needs a famlly to love young female 10 ahare Call 675·9990. & a yard. Loves evary- 17' Boston Wheler w/trler, '80 70HP Johnson, Equip w/lat- est electronics, 36 gal fuel cap. many acces, LIKll NEW IOLOFLEX ,~s_8_5:"'."00_o~b.,..o,...63_1_-6_9_66 __ , Y.a price, Moving Apollo 24' dual cntrt, BMW 9030 '75 Jag XJ8C 2 dr, grn/black vinyl top, tan IHther Int., V-6, 401c ml. xlnt cond, orig owner, llHI• old lady from P•udena, S14k Obo 548-2091 VOLKSWAGON 923~ GOOD LOCATION! Lg 28R 1 ~BA Jown- house, lndry rm, d/W, patio, S82S/mo. 2078 Thurtn CENTAUR MGMT 642-2288 Of 831-2725 Lg 1 BR, frig, stove, new Fem. non/smkr. to shr 3BR 2~BA. Nwpt HIS. All prlv. S450 + ulll. 650-0115 M/F to share E'sida CM home. S500 Incl utll, $150 dep. Must love pets. 646-8579 palnVdrpa. N/•mkr, no ---------pets. Pref adlla. HUO NPT HGHTS master BR. accepted. e48-42oe New 2·story hou ... ~ ml to bctil Fem prerd. Lovefr 1aR CC>Yf'1Y•rd Ms.4752 labulous ocean frontt---------·1 one & everythlngl Htate In ••change for SECRETARY,1>AYROU 675-6712 o cc a 1 Ion a I II g ht Looking for Ofganlzed housekHplng, baby· detall-orlented lndl· sitting, Salary pos-vlduat to work In • alble. 497-08.. tut·paced gen const MEMHt:HSftlPS :wu~ JEWEi HY. H JHS & AHT fi02:\ •Vlnt•g• Wetoh•• Bought, Sold and A• paired 894-8550 PETS & Must Sell 497-7533 lly brdg, NB sllp, trlr, loran, bait .tank-Grt Perl, Must Sell fast $4900 Obo 557·5557 TICKETS 6071> AIRLINE ticket for sale. SAIL BOATS 7014 Ona way OC- Sacramento. July 4, LASER Grt . /d 1 pm S49 racer ay 979-J026 daya saner. strong hull, 2 sails, board bag, JC1ra mast, $550 720-9668 Transportation SPEED & '88 328 Artie Blue, 5 speed, 1 owner, low miles, MUST SEEll $8400 (619) 759-9882 •1987 BMW 3251•• Oelphln gray/Ian, new brakes, 611c wall main· talnad miles. Clifford alarm, cruise control, power windows, AJC. S11,900 obo 310-798-0550 Iv msg '89 Chert.k .. 4'x4. cylinder, 5-spc:I, AM/ FM Cass, AJC, Met Gold, Cloth seats, $9500/0bo 548·9187 '89 Wrengler Rael, AJ C, 6 cyl, 40k ml, Great Cond, S8500 752-1075 or 756-2112 '79 Convert. Super ...... New blk top nu Int. 341c ml on 4 yr mg, looks/runs grt. $6400 obo 557·6418 '90 Jetta OL 33,000 ml, IClnt cond, AM FM casa, snrf. AJC. 58450 call Kim 760-8607 ANTIQUES & setting. Gated, pool, acllvillH, Ask about Spacial•! M2·8858 •FOR SAL•• Newport Beach COYn· try Club Golf Member-9hlp, 850-e.413 firm ullllllng MlcroSott Word & computerized payroll on IBM PC. Heavy phones, r&- aponalbl• for bidding documenla/plana. lm- med I a 1 e opening. Newport Center. t28K. 760-8850 ANIMALS 6049 SKI BOATS 7016 CAlllLLAC 9040 MAZDA 912~ CLASSICS 9250 Move-In Specl1l1! 2 & 3BR Townhomeal Good locl 848·7387 RENTALS WANTED 2726 WANTED CUSTOM Employment Opportunities BOATS 7011 19' QLASTRON '87 '79 Dleael Seville '83 Ma&de QLC 190HP' Mere/cruiser II White/rad, •Int cond, 5 spd, AM/FM cass. 0 , Open Bow Tri-Hull, nu trans rear end, reg snrf, Clean, t owner, Sun-Top, Trailer, Lots molnt., 2nd owner '81 , $1200 892-0511 '19 Runabout '85 w/llr, of storage. Great Ski $4200 d-721-5225 orj;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•I 1 He lluat•ng, 269 V-8. A.T. 95'9 Me· chanlcally Restored, New Interior , JuSI needs palnt job to be better than new. HUNTIN(ITON BEACH :.!t110 HOME LEASI! 3-4BR, 1 to 5 yrs. Up to $6,500 mo. Big Cyn, Belcourt, Corona del Mar w/ocean view. Call Joe 512·824-6390 EMPLOYMENT :\5:10 •LIQUOR CLl!RK• Prr 2-4 nights/wk. Coata Meaa. Call Steve 548·3883 8a-3p Truck Owner/Opere-FREI! TO GOOD HOME tor• • S2,000 algn-on ONLY very friendly bonus tor aale drivers Cocker Spaniel Mix. with OTA e1Cperlence. 1 v.a years old. Fixed Tuition-Ire• training Female with Shots, avallablo. northAmer· Great for Children or Ian van unea. l·800· Senlor ... Please call to 348·2147 Oept. 062 see 662·0184 or loave • message. 30hp, rigged 4 lshg, Boat In excellent con· eves/wkd 854·8881 lsh lnc:lr, live woll, ditlon (10 person ca--C-la_s_s_lf-ie_d_i_s-.. -... ---I trollg mtr, grt 4 bay pacify). $10,500 OBO. co Ny E H I E H T ~s5h3~S6~~~~59~~~79 c:1-,_c_a_1_1 .... <1_1_4 .... l8_4_6_-_15_1_1__ whether you're buy- For Ad Action Call a $4950 OBO (714) 846-1571 Av•H now. Lg• 3BR 2BA, d/w, lrplc, w/d hkup, lrg patio. S925 ... security. No dogs. EMPLOYMENT SERVICES M33 ing, selling, or just FREE TO YOU! • 5 8 Ch r I a Cr a ft RENT looking, classilled has Japanese Chin. Fmlo, Woody all natural what you neodl lllJPlllt .. TRADE OR SELL '68 FIREBIRO 310-592-2214 Commercial Real Estate spade, to a good 17 'h'. new engine. through classified PILOT CLASSIFIED ACCT/GEN OFC ... -.. home, 646-3639 s8bo<i (7 14) 995·1455 . ___ .;;._____ e42.5e7a Please be aware that I ;:=========-==========---------__,1--------- AD-VISOR M2·5878 NEW 350 Cnevy motor and 350 trans Catt 890-0055 WAKE up to the pound· Ing surf In thla beaut Studio. Steps to aa.nd, really! $800. 842·5909 Rapldly growing or· the listings in this cat·'' ----------------------------thopaedlc product• egory may require you s If llJll NEWl'OHT BEACH ~t.09 •21DRll $700• * 1 BDRll SSOO• BlJSINt.SS Ot FICI·: t 'OH Rl·:NT 2769 300 720, 373& S!F 1~ S/F. 1617 West· ohff, NB. Agt 541"5032 INDUSTRIAL 2788 co. has an lmmed to call a 900 number • • rour car opening for •n •c· In which there Is a countant/general ol· charge per minute. lice petson. Some ac· i---------By CHARLES GOREN ctng background & B1rtender Tr1inee1 k I tracks I with OMAR SHARIF Lotus e1Cp nee. Xlnt Needed, earn up to ma and T ANNAH HlftSCH b•neflts. Casual at· 5150 daily, salary ;: • ·' • mosptiar• In Cannery • . Village of NB. Contact tips, lull or part time. 2 wlc training, women. Frig, dahwahr, stove Incl. No pets 545--4855 '111"2BR t BA. UPPER OR 2000 I 3800 Sally 6 723-4500. men 21 or older. Call: la1i1t1nt Cu1todl1n 9 00-532•9222 MAKE THE PUNlSHMENT FIT THE CRIME LOWER. Ne•r Hoeg Sq. Ft. 3975 Birch St. Hospltel. $775/mo. Npt Bch 541-5032 Agt .....,..,..,..._84_S-_7,...4_7_9 ~-1 Nl!W SHOPS 7-1000 •Lido UPoal•lra, 2br/2ba. aq tt units. Roll up bay view. lrpl, gar, doora. Great Placenlla Full-time for home- owner recreation cen· ter In Huntington Beach. Full benefits. Weekend work raq"d. REAL ESTATE LICENSE COURSI!. FREE with rebate. I 800-821·8756 DOMESTICS M40 51350/mo lease. no St. toe. Also store lrnt pets, 720-9885 retail & olc. Start at 1SR, Vary clean, new 79e/ft Agt. 850-1220 1nten1lew. EOE summertime Nanny. carpet.· avail now. Auto Route English necaaaary. College age aluc:len1.I' Call 980·5475 for ---------8am-1pm M·F. Must be reliable & have own transpo 640-2755 $850 Incl utll. Lae, The Independent haa no pets 675-9229 routH avallC1ble In LUFFS 2Br 2'-"B•. Huntington Beach and 1300 sq ft, 2~r gar. Fountain Valley. Avail now. No peta. Wednesday nights S 1095/mo. 875-0088 only • No collecting. I 2BR Apartment, Must J\ave depend· 2 Yrs New, Avg 5637/ able auto, Insurance mo For tat 8 Months and valid driver'• II· I Merchandise APPLIANCES 6011 On Our Speclalll. Call cense. C•ll Mlk• Kenmore Washor, GE NOWll 71<l-e50-8310 Wiier € 842-4333 Dryer, both working, N WATER Charming Beker/Donut Shop S50/ea or S75/both small 1BR, Ideal for 1 Near John Wayne Air· _64_o-4_8_2_8 _____ 1 pera, no peta, utal pd, port. E•p. only. While WHllnghs• dbl S950fmo,yrty 85~145 851-9851 dr frig, bottom freezer, .;;.,;;..;..;.;~;....:.:....!..~..;...;-..;..1 aualn••• Problems? i--------- W11tclltf 28r 1 h flW crpl/pnt, pool. 8 5 0 /mo. F R EE ENT. t 728 Bedford n. 827-5107 or 310- 96-4770 x 205 1 do tumatounds. INSIDE SALES 5 yre 1200 751-4330 Martin Lambert 159-9380 The Customer Service Lusr &. t·ou N 1> ~in r, FOUND! JUNE 3rd Mala Yorkshire or Slllcy Tarrier? Sup4tflor Department o f the Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Piiot la looking leif Telemar- keting Pros wl1h con· alatant rasulta. Pleue call for appointment at FURNITURE 601-1 8 ' Sofe lite gold, xtn1 cond, $100, must see 2 appreciate 852·9523 Beautiful Mattress set, nvr used. worth $550 aac S165. 952-9091 842-4333. Ave & Placenlla. W•ll i---------1alcen care, wants to come home. Please Bl•ck L•cquer dining LIBRARY/SHIPPING 1oom tab1atchlna cabl· Need to sell your car? Do it the~ way! Run your auto oo for l 0 ckJys in the Doily P'tlot/lnde~dent. ~ it doe~' t sell, we'I run it for 5 more OOys, f REE!* Col Classified for detoi~. North-South vulnerable. North deals. WEST NORTH +Q9 83 : 9 8 3 97 • J 10 7 6 ~A72 ~J8662 +A + K J 6 3 EAST +A842 K J 10 A • 10 9 6 4 2 SOUTH +K -Q664 K Q 10 4 3 +Q87 The bidding: North Eut P ... l + Pua Dbl p._ South West 1 Pue PU1 p._ Opening lead· Ace of • The more preemptive value there is in an overcall. the weaker you can ~ for that action. Conversely. to overcall a one-club openmg bid with one diamond. you must have a good hand-the bid takes away no bid· ding space from the opponents and giv" them an added option-a low- level penalty double at virtually no ruk.: 1f you just make your contract. the gain is a mere 70 point.a._ _ Had South's long suit bttn spades, a one-spade overcall would have been irreproachable One dia· mond served little purpose, especial· ly since, with an honor in each suit, South didn't really care what Non.h led should West have declattd the contract. As it waa, one diamond was passed back t.o East. who n!· opened with a double which West converted to penalties. The defense was mercileu. West led the ace of clubs on which East played the deuce-a suit·preference signal for hearts, the lower-ranking 11de suit. Displaying complete trust in partner. West und.erled the ace of hearts t.o East's king and the Jack of hearts was returned and ducked all around East reverted to the lt'n of club.. a uit preference signal for spades. West ruffed. cubed the ac~ of hearts and then switched t.o a spade to East's ace. East gave partner a second club ruff and. when to with the ace of trumps, led another club. East's jack. of diamonds now became the third undertrick., and E&At·West had collected 800 for their efforta. Bachelor Apt $350/ MO Utlle Incl EvH: 838-5750; Daya: 848-0530 Larry or Shella call 969-2779ror 75g.9304 M·F. S&.04 per hr. net,· pd $3000, Sac Benellta. No e>cp nee. S700 obo 722·7135 7:30am...ia:oopm. Apply •·e-n-,-.-,.-.,-n-m_e_n_t_C_t_r .-0-e_s_I\ FOUNOI White WHtle, In person, Boon on Hutch, qn sola bed, vicinity of Redlanda/ T•pe, lno., 729 lull bad, tbs. lamps, t 5th St. Now can be Fatad. CM. 548-5525 desk. misc 722·3522 found al Anlmal Shelo-1'p~rr=--------Olaas Top Dinette iiilij'PiiiL 6112-5678 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE A GOOD AD! CALL OIEOF Otll FR/EltfJLY AD3$0R$ 7tDtYI CALL: 2-587 ' ter. 2075 Newport Vtrlfltr w/4 chra $300, Oak Blvd. Call 844-3151 to Dining Tbl w/6 chrs Identify. NHded 1 morning per $400. 644-4777 week (Thuraday).1 __ ....,......,.._,..,..,..,.,....,..=-==- Huntlngton Beach/ KINGSIZE WATERBEO • Fountain Valley area. No-wave mattress. In· Venfy delivery of th• cludH frame & hHd· HuntJngton Beach In· board. Good condl· dependent. Muat have tlonl Only S200. Call reliable car and Insur· 589-7904, leave mH· FOUND: Beautlful Rust Brown Persian CAT, large yetlOw eyH, d• dawed, whtte eollar, no 1.0 . Found In the •vicinity of Promontory Point. NB. Pie ... Call 87$-8()()() ance. Call 714-aage. 985-3030 Hie fQ# Rita. FOUND: German ShOfl Pan Tlm. MEHC'HANl>ISE MIS(' 6011> Haired Pointer, F• VERIFIER male, Fixed, Black & Needed ThUfadey & t Rndlrp tokl: OC to While •potted, very Saturday mornings. f I di Pl all Detroit, leaves 7/t , rtn r en y.. eaH c Costa Mesa atea. Ver· 7/t4, St50 642-8741 548-8872 lty delivery of the FOUND: KEYS FOUND Dally PllOI. Musi have HANOMAOE hair call 5/29/92, Newport r•llabl• car and lnaur-walleta only $20 Heh. Beach Pier Area·NHr :~~3J.811 Mika 81 Fri. a~~~~~Y· Call Him Sir: uurtatt Ollvi.r w• Uleguard Tower 4124 properly adclrftMd •'"Sir" followh11 ("281> Pl•aa• Call to•--R-E_C_E_P_T_O_N_l_l_T_ his kaJ· .. theod. TIM brUJIMt Gnllnl Identify 723·1319 - For NB alfport .,.. .nor with tlM ll byaoN (May U. F OUNOr Peking•.. beauty aalon. Upbeet, 1'0'1) u4 I blrthJNlh <rfftH his own dog, male, Sat, Jun• 1Clnl phone voice. EJcp Antq Alftertoen lndl•n tradition, wae uploel••· ,...1bly e. 900 block of Joann nee. 30 hra/Wk. lbp'd Artlteots old Navajo ~ with lale8t. OU.W •• St .. Costa Mau. Well STYLIST •I a o rug a, pottery, Hopi onr taken care of. Call to needed. Calf Judy Kachlnaa, bulceta, rn.....m • u adof, •• .....tW by Identity, 842-0341. 758-0493 betwn a..12. U5-S900 248-7917 ·-y • • ,...... T..-te Illa C..1•1 UPTO •eoo PER MONTH * rlJ CllFCI• * Early morning motor routes available. Deliver Monday thru Saturday. Must have dependable transportation and liability insurance. CALL 842·4333 COSTA MESA, NEWPORT B~CH Su ..... 5'r ~had._, .... ...... c ....... Aa .. &. ... ,. .... ., ,. .......... peaailtly .. enc.. ..... . p&ea •• hJa ..-L ~.,et· ttpt .. SU 1..auftKoe 011\'kr. ARllS (Mardi 2l·Apnl 19) YO\l'IJ "pth« foma" encl IMw you lft not without alU.. Foc\a Of\ 11\afttAl ..... lf*'ial <'Oli«UoN. abd1ty ton,,....,. t'8h< taAtn.11 Sttnarlo INN'" penntt· ehlp. ,.blldty TAUaUS (April 20·M1y 20) You ha" "'°"' "worki"f roo111 " ~ on flt•lbl.llty, an. 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Liil ho 2 SS Lii> ,., 58 ap 'Oci L f 3 ! B Ovi Ct Re WI 0\ Ba + s ----~ --~L_-_ -_ •• ~-.-. --. • . --·---·-··-·--.. •• Wednesday June 1 o, 1992 Newport Beach!Coeta M.a Dally Not Youth CORONA DEL MAR HIGH SCHOOL Suicide prevention is up to everyone o Learning to spot tell-tale signs m~y · prevent. ~ragedy by A.M.Sutherland There are plenty of billboards out there to let us know that suicide won't go away. that suicide tmly hurts everyone around you , that suicide ls not the answer to any problem. Yet 4,900 teenagers 15-24 commit suicide every year tn the United States. That ts 4, 100 boys and 800 gtrls who aren't coming back to tf!ll us what we want to know -why they did It. The real suicide victims. the friends and family left behtna. may spend years telling themselves the:it they could have talked to their son more or lls~tened to their friend a little more closely when she talked about her problems. Doing any one of those things probably wouldn't have prevented the suicide. There ts no ·one problem· which d~tves a young person towards that final decision. there Is rather a combination of several general. dangerous factors. · Learning to recognize these factors and trying to change them may prevent someone close to you. or even yourself. from ending their ltf e: · . Growing Up Cold-Many kids grow up out of touch with their feellngs. They are usually the ~model children· who are never angry and never rebellious. They always seem happy a nd want only to please their parents and teachers. The problem ls that they do not vent their emotions. they keep them bottled up until one terrible day when they decide they can go pn n o longer. Communication Breakdown -This ts rarely a cause of sulctde. but almost always seems to be a factor. Communtcatton breakdown occurs when a teenager feels he can no longer talk with his parents. He or she may also feel alienated at school and would not be able to discuss pressing problems with friends. These unfQrtunate people who feel as tf they were ostracized have no way of releasing or coping with stress. Instead of talking about lt. they are forced to tum their anxiety Inward and eventually end up hurting themselves in one way or another. Children of Chtld-llke Parents-In some families. the parent or parents reverse their roles with their chlldren and. In effect. become the children themselves. Most often in these cases the parent has a physical or mental disability and must be taken. care of by his or her child. A child who grows up before ever being a child develops abnormally and usually develops htgh levels of stress and anxiety. which may eventually lead to suicide. Loss of Loved Ones or Divorce-When a death or divorce occurs close lo a young person. he or she feels an Insurmountable loss. Leaming to cope with the loss of a close fri end or family member due to a death or divorce ts hard to do. and lf a young person feels he or she has no-one left to talk to. suicide becomes more and more appealing. Love on the Bonus Plan-Many children grow up feellng that if ~hey do not succeed tn every endeavor, their parents will not love them. Whether this ts true or not. It creates a terrible pain and unnecessary stress for a young person who may not be ready to deal with it. Sometimes suicide seems to be the only way out for the teenager who feels he or she has failed his or her parents. When any of these factors are or seem to be present In a young person's life, they must be talked about. brought to the surface. Friends must talk to other friends, family members must communicate with other family members. It Is everyone's responsibility to help stop the terrible. silent epidemic of teenage suicide. Leading Causes of Teen Fatalities in tJie U.S. Illegality of suicide is ludicro by Verno The choice between llfe and death ls the ultimate dccJs for an individual. However. in. today's society, sutcld lllegal. 'allowing the government to make. thts chotce for t::Y individual. By outlawing suicide. the government has m itself legally tn charge of the longttudc of their lives. Although someone who Is determined to commtt suJ will not stop to consider federal laws, the principle behind Illegality of suicide ls immoral. The fact that we are not leg allowed to die except by natural or accidental caus ludicrous . Death ls an abstract and personal decision based u one's own morals and can hardly be judged Immoral Illegal by an imposing lnsututton without that tnstJtut treading most thoroughly upon the very Identity of an vldual. For reaso~ the government should Immediately repeal suicide law. Our government has already assumed that tt can take a lives whenever It wants. The death penalty and the 200. civilian deaths In the Gulf War arc prime examples of this. message they are sending ls that they arc the supr controllers of life and only they can dictate when and how 1 over . Euthanasia, which has been a recently controversial me of death, allows a sick or old persons who does not wis suffer ln llfe any longer to pull the plug. They should be to legally Shape their own future. Punishment for an attempted suicide would be extranco RJght now, the government forces pepple tnto therapy. therapy should then be offered. not forced . The government has already weaseled its way Into a worn uterus to stop an abortion. It has penetrated our eye restrict what we sec. It has permeated our ears to stop us f hearing obscene music. It has Insulted our judgment telling us what drugs we can a nd can 't use. And now I dictating to us, that we cannot take our own lives legally By legalizing suicide. people would not klll themselves J because It ls legal. But legalizing suicide would be a flrst a into llmUlng an Increasingly lntcrvenflonlst govemme control over Its citizens. ·Today, suicide ls a reallty and must be dealt with by government in context. On moral principles suicide shoul legal.