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Good morning! Do you know the
three favorite take-out items at
Mi. Casa Restaurant in Costa Mesa?
1 > Enchiladas ,, •
2) Tostadas
3) Chips and salsa
Tuesday, July 28, 1892 Winner of 51 journalism awards in 1992 25 cents
Newport hoop
courts may go
dark at sunset
Jail's not so bad, .Soller finds
By Tony Oodero
Stan Writer
NEWPORT BEACH
Layups, slams and even three·
pointers may become a thing of
the past at outdoor basketball
courts here. At least after sun·
down.
The City Council has pro·
posed an ordinance to ban bas·
ketball playi ng at all city-owned
outdoor courts between sun·
down and 8 a.m. to curb noise.
The ordinance was drafted by
the Parks, Beaches and Recre·
~Local gadfly soends his
days at minimum security
jail playing cards and .
watching the Olympics.
By LorlAnn Basheda
Stan Wiiier
IRVINE -It's been less th an
two weeks since Sid Soffer was
handcuffed and hauled off to )ail.
Yet in that short time, the city's
most cantankerous critic says he's
learned the error of his ways -as ..
'well as a couple new card games.
"I've never really had two weeks
to just lay around and do nothing,"
.
'l·ve never really
had two waercs to
just lay around and
do nothing. So 1hii
Is really .. best
vacation I've had
since summer camp.• -·--
Soffer 'aid he -.pend' the rc't ol
1he morning ouh.loor'> .
.. Right no" I'm \\;itching 'om!.!
gu)) play hurw)hoc~:· he 'aid.
.. U)u:i11y there\ 'ome 'ollc)b~11l
and bJdmin1on going on:·
Then thac') lunch. he ).1id.
a Iler \\ h1ch mo\l of 1hc inmate'>
head b:1ck 10 lhc indoor recreation
room 10 pla> pool. pmg pony.
card, or checker).
"I ju)t ftn1)he.I pb~1ng four pr
fi, c game) of chc''· · Soffer .. aid.
He ..,pent much of Sunda) :.iftcr·
noon \\Jlching Ike Ol)mp1c:>.
ation Department after residents cried foul and complained that
the din created by the hoopsters was keeping them up until the
wee hours of the night.
"We have .a lot people who tend to play basketball when the
See BASKETBALL/ID .....
Soffer said Monday from a pay phone al the
James Musick Honor Farm in Irvi ne. "So this
is really the best vacation I've had since sum·
mer camp." ·
6 Soffer -who wa) sentenced to serve 30
days for several building code viola11on., at his
Bernard Street rental property -said he's up
at 5 a.m. for some 'Sort of egg breakfa.,t, and
then it's back to 1he barrac!..s ··10 1;.cy around
for a while."
"This plac<: h ju .. t a liule bit
\\Or'IC than 'ummcr CJmp :i'"r. I a hi·
lie bit be11er lhJn th:: Armv," he
:i.1iJ. 'And I kml\\. cau,c I\ c be~n in both
"Lc1'i. JU'l ... J~ 11 )OU lOok '"!11C kiiJS OUI ol
\\all'. .ind ..,a1J 1hc~ haJ to 'pend a fe\, \\t:ek)
Ill 1h1) fa"1ht) the~ ·d jump up and do" n and
See SOFFER/Al
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~~l).a.ly P.lul
Community activist and restaurateur Bill Hamilton is now working on an earthquake preparedness plan to submit to city officials.
Floating "quake reliel ·
.. Newport resident proposes using huge fleet of pleasure craft as an emergency resource following a major quake.
By Russ Loar
StJlf W!W
Under Hamilton's plan,
the marine division of the .
NEWPORT BEACH -
During a major earthquake
along the local
Newport-Inglewood fault,
the city has one emergency
resource that should not be
overlooked, according to
community activist and
restaurateur Bill Hamilton.
· Preparing for an earthquake ·
-·.~'=:c::t"".: •• :n·
.......... the San Ancft• 1-'J. '°" M.a'for.,... Office and home • '11 iilr ake:
Chamber of Commerce
would encourage boat
owner~ to offer their vessels
for use during major
emergencies. The city would 1) Al. lusttbc.tilllons ol water for eldl ~·
2) Ene>uF fooCI ror eKh ~ for tf!~
3) A p)d pair d shoes and fllshl'* I Pl"<>"·
4) Fire extinguishers ~ lhe .,_ allcL
Boats.
"We have about 9,000
boats here and many of
them arc equipped with
-. ...... ,... ...ito~H or"'"" 1) Pemble radio with edra
2) ~·~with ectnl J) A~ flni-akl kit and .
4) manual tan Of>9M'·
food, water and a radio,"
Hamilton said. "It's a tremendous
resource and they wouldn't be affected
by an earthquake unless a building fell
on them."
cleaning device known as the Water
Rake and a former engineer who
graduated from the California Institute
of Technology, is working on a plan to
submit to city officials. Hamilton, inventor of the harbor
develop an action plan to
quickly identify and make
use of the boats if disaster
strikes.
His idea comes during a
time when the Newport
Beach Fire Department is
training city depar4ments in...
disaster response and
planning as the city works to upgrade
emergency preparedness plans.
In April 1989, an earthquake
measuring 4.6 on the Richter scale was
See QUAKEJ•
Spel!d trap plan gets
lukewarm reception
~Newport Police Chief
Arb Campbell te lls council
radar photo devices might
help, but questions whether
they're worth the cost.
By Tony Dodero
StJN Wnter
NEWPORT BEACI I -\\'11h
re)iden1s clamoring for the c11~ to
curb speeder... council mcm1'er)
took an 1n1t1JI look ~1ond~1\ JI in·
stalling a photo r.idar '-))l~m thal
nabs offender) )impl) b> laking
their pictures
Ne""port Uc.:ach Pol cc Chief
Arb Campbell ga' e the CH} Coun·
cil a report on the prO!t and con)
of the conlro\ersial and cxpen!tl\C
system bu1 r emained non-
committal.
"I gues my feeling is, an}thing
you can utili ze to help ( top
speeders) would uh1ma1el) be
great," Campbell said. •
While photo radar S) 1em) CO!tt
about SS0.000. :i police offt\'.".:r
must be trained 10 operate the '~:.
tern, bumping the price fo r ca11.h-
ing speeder) up 10 S 100,000 a ) ear.
Campbell estimated.
And 1he ch1d quci.11oned "hclh·
er the rci.uh' \\Ould JU..,llf) Che
cost.
For e\Jrnplc. figure) compiled
b) the police dcp:1nrnen1 llhow
Readers di sagree
on proposal for
photo' speed traps
On S.1turd.n 1H' .hl..ea .,,_r
tf•Jder::. 11 the .'\t"'•' 1->an 8t'.1d1
Cit~ Coun6J ~hould .1ppr01 e
J propo'11 to 1n.-tJll c,w1t r,1,
.11 troublt':.Ome intt•r,t'Ct1on-
to catch :-pt-edt.•r:, on filnr
· l \ hJt i fo1H '' J samplmr; ol
tht re:.f' Jn~e)
' I \\as vcr disappointed to
see the City Council is
considering putting \\hat
truly are speed tr.ip'> in
/\C\\port Beach. I am a
strong conser\alhe and
\\Ould be disappointed if
\H~ \\Ould ha\e to use
essentiall)' f ,heist tactics.
I belie\ e that ''e ha\ e a
fine police force; \\e ha\e a
good city and that they
should be able to do the
job.
CHRIS STREET
Co ta \\es.i
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I don't l1k~ 1t, I m J~,1in't 1t
Sd•ms to me "t"re £1\:tn~ in
to a pol 1..e ~ldte Pret!\ ~ 1
See RESPONSE Al
that speeding 11cke1 and acc1Jcn1!t ha\C decrca cd in :-..c\\port Bc<.1~h
O\Cr th e pa!tl fC\\ )Car . Camp1'cll ~aid. :
And he -.a1J l\\\) add111onal ['\>lice officer' could be hired lllr 1hc ~l1'1
of 1 he radar '' ...icm
"It's not Ii.kc \\e arc no1 gcning 1hc JOb d\.'ne \\ilhou1 1hc phuhJ
JtHtt do it
Ha.,,e >Ou C\er thought
about running a mar.ith011?
Herc's >·our chance to "ju't
do it."
In a program sponsored
by the 0Jily Pilot and the
Newport S~1 Co., Olympi.1n
Jeff Gallowa> will guide
both novice and expcr·
ienced runners through J
six-month, low-milcJge
marathon training program.
~Io finll out moo "ou'rc
invited to .1ncnd on<' of-~-o
tree se ion., at the Newport
Sl..1 Co. at 2700 W. P.,K1f1C
Coast Highway Thu~Jy
from 4 to 6 p m .. and
Saturdtl\' from 10 a m. to
noon. (cJll 631 -3180.
See SPEEO/M
I Inside the Pitot
Joining the race
C.u\.MonJhan the man·
J~cr ot Henf'\ • Harry·s
Co.1t Hill Ta\t·rn took out
n(lm1nJ t1on p.1per~ Friday to
r~1 1or Cit\ Council His
d'-'ll'1on to run comes as
somt'\'hat of a surprise,
c\'m,1denn~ th' long-run-
flln~ IPud he h.h had "'"1th
tht• 1t\. ,For the complete
~tory, ee page A6.
'\othing rC'matn!t of th •
Or.ln~<' Count) Fcl ir s cen·
tt'nnial celc>bration but the
du.;t .md the memory ow
t.ur 0111< .11 gd ready for
m• I .,, •ar Story, page A 12.
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A2 Tuesday, July 28, 1992
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Loca~s Only
Pilot People
Biii POiiock ...
HE IS--. --------------
An Orange Coast College student who won firs t place in the
Orange Coast College Student Art Show for making a chair out of
a dinghy.
This life-time Newport Bench resident created his 'Boatsmnn
Chair' for a three-dimensional art class project.
FROM BOAT TO CHAIR-. --------
.. , didn't have any clue "here to start," Pollock said. Then he
found someone "ho gave him an old rotting dingy. "I took a skill
saw and sawed the bow off and went from there."
.. It is really hard to bend lots of wood slats and have them
come out with the same curvature," Pollock said."So I cut lots of
mahogany slats and glued them together and shaped them to form
the seat. Worked pretty \\ell. ..
The base of the chair is a lltandard boat rest with a twist: Pol-
lock rigged a ship's rope through the rest so that the heavier the
occupant, the stronger the base becomes by tightening the rope.
IDEAl.lY-. -------------
This 27-year-old said, "My ideal job would be to land a com-
puter graphic job at Surfer Magazine or at Gotcha or at an adver-
tising company."
"I enjoy doing computer art \\Ork and poster graphics," Pollock
said.
Pollock has been studying graphics and computer graphics for
the last two years at OCC and plans to start at Pl att College, a
graphic art trade school in Irvine, this fall, but he said that he will
also continue to work on his AA part time at CCC.
FROM TRASH TO ART:·-·-------
.. , got a real kick out of taking something that would have
ended up firewood and recycli ng it into something useful, and I
hope, beautiful," Pollock said.
Costa Mesa
Someone shJttcred the rear hatch
of a Toyota Supra on the 2800 block
of Pinccrcck, stealing ~-o pairs of
~unglas.scs worth S22.5. •
A woman returned to her home in
the 100 block of Cecil and heard sus-
picious noises inside. She phoned the
police from a neighbor's house bul
"hen they rccurncd, the suspects
"ere gone. Nothing was missing from
the house. which had been entered
via a bathroom window screen th3t
had been dislodged. •
Five v~icles were broken into on
the 1600 block of Newport Boule·
vard. Speakers and stereos were
taken from each.
Newport Beach
The Tete A Tete rcstauranl at :217
Manne Ave reported the theft of
two antique wine rJcks, three framed
photographs, a food processor and
$70 in cash mmctimc between Tues·
day and Wcdncl>day afternoons. Po-
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-By Kim Ntilson
lice found no evidence of forced
entry into the restaurant. •
Scuba equipment worth $4,500 was
scolcoYfrom a storage. area in a park·
mg garage on the 200 block of Paris
Lane 1betv.een 9:15 a.m. and 6:30
p.m. Priday . •
A rompaet disc player and numer·
ous discs worth Sl,450 were stolen
from an apartmcnl on the 700 block
of Amigos Way sometime between
Thursday and Friday mornings. Po-
lice belic,·c cncry was made through 1
locked bedroom window. •
Someone smashed a front door
window pane of a hou c on the 500
block of Wcsc Ocean Front and stole
two televisions, 1 videocassette re·
corder and a telescope. worth a tocal
of S 1,400. sometime between
Wednesday and Friday. •
Jewelry, video, stereo and photo
equipment was scolcn from an apart·
ment on I.he 1400 block of Superior
Ave. between 12:30 and 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday. Police found no evidence of
forced entry.
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By Grace Lee
Special to Ille Qalfy Pilot
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S itting quietly on a dining
room chair, 14-year-old
Igor Shmurak looks to
family friend, Jack Levin, for
words to describe his new life
in the United States since his
emigration from the former
Soviet Union in December,
1990 .
Managing Editor Slew Marble, 642-4321 ext. 363
~Ut\ol """1'ttL0~ ~ Nol
Levin, a Costa Mesa
businessman and himself the
son of Russian immigrant
parents, brags about Igor's
recent accomplishments.
No one else is home to tell
the tale. Igor's father, Moisey,
and mother, Larisa, both
mechanical engineers, are
looking for jobs. Igor's sister,
M ila, is training to be a nurse
at Orange Coast College and
Ana, Mila's two-year-old
daughter, is with family friends.
Eighth-grader Igor Shmurak works to help hi s immigr~nt family.
"Show your Norm Stillwell
Award," Levin said, smiling
widely. "And didn't you get all
A's on your report card?" Igor
nodded shyly. The Norm
Stillwell Award, an annual
award pre-sented by the
Newport-M esa Administrators
Association, recognized Igor,
who is still taking English classes
in school, as the most
outstanding eighth grade
student within their district. American · Dream Igor now adds to the
struggling family income as a
solicitor for the Daily Pilot,
along with other odd jobs.
Russian Jews, the Shmuraks
were able to leave behind the
still virulent anti-semitism and
lack of opportunity that
plagued people of their religion
and heritage even as the Soviet
Union faced its imminent
collapse.
Young Russian immigrant
remembers life of secrecy
as Jew in Soviet Union
Assisted by the Jewish ,..
Federation of Orange County
and members of Temple Bat
Yahm, Moisey is presently
taking appliance maintenance
courses while Larisa takes
After four months in New
York, the family came to Orange County,
where they h~ve joined Temple Bat Yahm, a
reform congregation in Newport Beach.
Brushing nis bangs aside, Igor politely
folds his hands together and release'S the
words that quickly gain their own
momentum.
"People didn't have food; people didn't
have clothes," said Igor. ''People didn't
have anything."
Describing the shortage of basic
necessities tnat plagued the entire country,
Igor said Rus~ian Jews were "scapegoats" for
the communist government.
Now a ninth-grader at .Costa Mesa High
School, Igor said that in the Soviet Union he
was often forced to hide the fact that he
was Jewish in order to escape
d iscrimination.
"If people knew that you were Jewish,
there was no respect for you," Igor said.
"You had (to be Jewish) secretly."
After 18 months of planning, waiting and
fearing rejection from by U.S. immigration
officials, the Shmuraks finally boarded a
plane to New York City with clothes,
blankets and a few books .
The Shmuraks stayed in New York for
four months, with the aid of the New York
Association for New Citizens (NAN(), before
the ltskovitch family, their old Russian
friends who now live in Orange County,
sent them a letter, inviting them to
California.
Soon after they arrived, the Shmuraks
began attending Temple Bat Yahm, where
they have received financial, emotional and
spiritual support.
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"That's where we first met," S<1id Levin.
The Shmuraks, stranded at the Temple one
night, after missing their bus back home,
received a ride with Levin after a mutual
friend introduced them.
"For a long time Jack was giving us a
ride," said Igor.
accounting courses.
"And (Igor's parents) did it for their
children, thanks to Gorbachev," Levin
added. "Gorbachev was also honored by
Israel for having been the instrument of that
change that allOwed so many Jews to
emigrate," said Levin. "For many, many
years, only a handful of Jews were allowed
to emigrate."
Jack Levin listens as his young friend Igor Shmurak tells of leaving the Soviet Union.
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Costa Mesa: 81/63
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~ leach/Costa Meu Dally Piiot • .. Tuesday, July 28, 1992 Aa I)
Sid is Ilka a shot in the arm painful, but necessary
,
I remember when I fint heard about
the James Musick Honor Farm, I
tbouaht it would be a nice place to
send' my daushter for violin camp.
It turns out it isn't that kind or a place
at all. But according to
Sid Soffer it isn't such a
bad place to hang out.
for a jail.
Sid, Costa Mesa's most
lovable eccentric, is
spending a rare vacation
out or town at the
county's low security jail
by virtue of a series of
building code violations
and his 5tcadfast refusal
------to bend to the city's will
that they be corrected.
To hear him describe
life at the honor farm,
-----• which he did Monday to
a Daily Pilot reporter, it's not such a bad
deal, kind of aoing to a camp ror troubled
youths, only these arc troubled adults.
There's cable television, chess, pinochle,
fields or crops where you can hone your
agricultural skills.
But Sid's also identified some problems
with the place. The food's not so good nor
very well suited to the jail population's
ethnic makeup. And there arc evidently
other things they need to work on, such as
making it more miserable so it will be a
true deterrent to crime. Come to think or
it, maybe that's why the food 's bad.
Uh oh. I wonder ir the authorities know
what they've gotten themselves into here.
A long lime ago Sid identified some J>rob·
lems with the city or Costa Mesa and we
haven't been able to end a City Council
meeting in under eight hours since then.,
I can remember covering City Council
meetings when Sid got up to speak on
every item. It was an awesome display of
civic resp<>nsibility. It was so monumental·
ly irritating that I can't help but look buck
with admiration on the man who did it.
Now that man is in jail for a month
with plenty of time to think and talk and I
really wonder ir our cou nty correctional
officials realize that they have a new best •
friend and pen pal.
I've always been a fan of Sid's. Of
course I'm not a building official or with
the city attorney's office so I've not kno .... n
him at his most obnoxious. I have sat in
the City Council chambers during
meetings in the middle of the winter,
when it was about 10 degree& too told in
the room, nearly dead from exhaustion at
I a.m. listening to Sid question the
punctuation of a planning department
report. Dut I've always thought this
godfather of all gadnies did more good .
than harm.
True, he asks a lot of irritating
questions and often raises tn1.ial 1~-.ues.
Out, on the other h.:ind. he'!o one of the
only citizens I know .,.. ho will go through
the City Council consent calendar -the
items con.,idered 'IO routine as to merit
being lumped together for a single \ote -
and question an expcpditure of a fe.,..
thousand dollars. .
Sid fits neatly into my general
assc~smcnt of humanity. I belong to the
perfectibility school of human evolution,
although I think \\e\e got a long \\a) to
go before we even start making much
sem.c. Look at one of Sid's legendary City
Council appearances M a-metaphor for-
the course of human ~vents. MJ) be 90
percent of it is u~elcss, but when there's
SO much or it, C\en 10 percent :.ub:.tancc
is something to be reckoned "ith.
And here's the kfcker, the real
redeeming factor. Many times l\e heard
Std \t:ind ~p at a council meeting and
tJke the pan of 'omconc he (eh was
be1nt; trCJh:d unJU ti) Sometimes th:ll
un1u,tl) tre.:itcd pcrwn ha'> been himself,
a:. 111 the ca.,c of h1'> m1.,gu1ded tilt with
the city O\er hb building code v1olntions.
· Dut cH:n in that ca c~ 1 behC\C his
:.t'1.1bh1'1rnnc:.-. ha:. g"nc mile., bC)Ond the
.dict..1tc' of :.cit mtcrc.,t and 11110 1he realm
ot pure principle
\\hat arc }l.lU going to Jo \\1th a gu)
ltkc th:11, "ho·11 go :o pil rJther thnn fix
up a few bu1ld1ng code \tOl..1t1ons? I don't
lo;r1m\ But it'., my '>U:.p1c1on thut he's not
going to be any le:.'> CJ_!ltankerous when
he g~ts ouT or the poliy In August and
lotarl., allending council meetings again.
And I, for one, "ill "'elcomc htm back.
fapccially since I don't have to go to
council meeting .. m~'elf any more.
Bob 100 EJkt n i~ nssistant «litor. His
column appears on TuesdaJs.
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Ghodo v. Gulrguls, Gretchen L.
Kymla, Edward L. Murptw. Traci
L. Pedersen, Ron J. Schrad4H',
Patrick W. Schubert, Anton C.
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V. Au, Y.N. Au, Seon Jeong
lc»k, Shone C. lognau. Audrey
I. loldwln, Michael J. Iorgos,
RI.chord C. laker, Sean M. Borr,
~ L. Borrow. Uso I. lasso.
Douglass I. Bates, Nicole M.
louquet, Leto J. lergefon, Seon
J. ll•hoP. Matthew D. lofok.
Thuy Thi lorthwlck, Susan F.
l rennls, Cedric D. Brown,
Doniel J. lrown, Deral D. lush·
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S. Castro, Huy Q. Dang. Philip
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lf1and, Ana C. Fajardo, Finn E.
Ann.gen, John R. Flofenlln.
Ahmed I. Ghulamoll, Rac:hoel
L Gllbeft, SteYen J. HocMy,
ICrtlten T. Hall, Motthew S. Hon·
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Volerle Hott, Ngoc My Huynh,
Thonh T. Huynh, Donald Jen·
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BBG nightclub, council members
decided Monday to review a per·
mit that the Planning Comm ission
granted' to the popular nightspot
on July 9. ·
"That's a way to get their atten·
tion," Mayor Phil Sansone said
about the action. Sansone said the
large number or police response 10
the nightclub had raised council
concerns that the club may be at·
tracting a ro~dy ~lientele.
Planning commissioners agreed
to let the club add six pool tables,
a ·dance area with disc jockey, an
outdoor patio dining area and a 6
a.m. opening for breakfast.
Know n during the day as Lucy's,
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ated by Lucia Luhan, who re·
named and redecorated the res·
taurant, formerly known as Ellis
Island International Eatery, just
last month.
Besides clearing the hurdles at
the city level, Luhan must also get
her changes approved by the Cali·
fornia Coastal Commission.
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Newport Beach Public LibraJ will Camelback and MacArthur
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dance featuring Scott Nichmann, entertainment and free popcorn,
The Makebelieve Man, at two 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
library branches July 29. The July 31 anc;I Aug. 1. program will be offered at 10:30 Saturdar, Aug. 1 a.m. at the Balboa Branch and 3
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per ormances al 10: 30 a. m. at the will hold its 10-year reunion Aug.
Newport Center branch and 2 1 at the Balboa Bay Club. Call Ken
11.m. at Corona del Mar. Yonkers at 955·9321 for
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Corp. will o er a free workshop Da nce for the Arts -
entitled "Estate Planning and H ow The Newport Harbor Elks lodge ·
to Manage Risk in the Stock will host a benefit dance featuring
market" at 6:45 P.m. July 30 at live big band music from 6 to 10
the Four Seasons Hotel. For p.m. Aug. 2 at the lodge, 3456
information, call 286·7002. Via Oporto. Proceeds will benefit
Square danci ng -The the Orange County Performing
Costa Mesa Quickstj.pers invite Arts School. For information, call
e'perienced square ancing 964·1760
couples to their weekly dance, 9 Tuesday, August 4
to 11 a m. at the new Costa Mesa
Senior Citizen Center on the Positive pa re nting -·
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attend this lecture on parenting. It
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from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. at Joan
Andrews' offices, 1151 Dove St.,
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National night out -
Music, entertainment, and a
variety of police exhibits and
demonstrations will highlight lhe
Costa Mesa Police r>epartment
crime prevention unit's ninth
annual National Night Out, 7:30
to 9:30 p.m. Aug. 4 at the
Neignborhood Community Center
1845 Park Ave. in Costa Mesa.
The event is part oi a nationwide
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Thurs. Aug. 6
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city's lively senior square dance
group, invite experienced square
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dance, 9 to 11 a.m . at the new
Costa Mesa Senior Citizen Center
on the corner of 19th and
Pomona streets. There are also
available partners for single rnen
who \\Ould lil..e to join the fun.
for information, call 545·5669
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RESPONSE:· Readers have dlnerence ol opinion concerning prop.osal
From A1
they'll be photographing us as we leave
and go into our homes at night, what time
we get home. Who needs this?
Let's leave this city a beautiful city, a city
we're proud or. Not one one comes and
visits and gets a picture taken of them. I
-don't like it, I think it's wrong, and (Mayor
Phil) Sansone should not let this happen to
Newport Beach.
0
BILL SHAW
Balboa Island
Photographic speed traps proposed.
Totally opposed to-it -just one more
effort by the government to infringe on
our privacy and our rights. They say this
was done in Germany, and we know
what happened to Germany, don't we.
One more piece of equipment fo r
police tyranny. Totally opposed to it.
0
CRAIG BOTHWELL
Costa Mesa
My thought on this matter is that I think ir
is an excellent idea, and I think they should
lay off the entire traffic division and replace
them with the photographic radar.
THOMAS REYNOLDS
Newport Beach
0
I think they would be an outstanding idea
not only in Newport but also in Costa
Mesa.
I am also a member of th e Eastside
Homeowners Association, and I think
these would be a great idea to alleviate
the work load on policemen as well as
make people aware that they shouldn't
be speeding through residential streets
where the speed limit is 25 mph like
Broadway, 19th Stre~t. Santa Ana, those
streets.
So I think it Is a great idea, and we're
going to work on maybe getting them.
We'll watch the Newport Beach project
very carefully and talk to our own council
members about getting them installed in
Costa Mesa. ...
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JEFF McCONVlLLE
Costa Mesa
I want to know what's next. TV surveillance
cameras in the home?
0
MIKE FAULKNER
Costa Mesa
I was just interested. I didn't realize that
~ you break the law and someone
catches you this is corisidered aQ
invasion of privacy.
• MARTHA ..
C-orona del ~ar
0
regarding that alleged 1nfract1on are not as
sharp as they would be at the time of the
actual time of being pulled over by regular
police officer, and I think this infringes your
right to due process.
It makes it very difficult for you to
defend yourself in a CQurt of law should
you wish to dispute the infraGtion. I don't
think it is a good idea and other methods
should be found .
0
JIM HATCH
Newport Beach
I am an e>;tremely private per~n and I
don 't like any invasion of privacy but 1n this
case I am totally in favor of 1t I ha1,e four
granddaughters and we don't dare to walk
across Balboa Boulevard for fear they will
be run over when they go to the beach.
I think something has got to be done on
Balboa Boulevard in particular and even
down here where I live people speed
around like it is a race track. I think this 1s
a perfect way of putting an end to it I am
all in favor of this.
DORIS HOPE
Wesl Newport I agree that any way·-to have people go
the correct speed lim it is OK. There is no. 0
such thing as a speed trap. All zones are · I do not believe that the speed trap's
posted for the correct speed and if purpose is safety. I believe it is what all
people can't read they shouldn't be governments are findin g that they can
driving a car. There have been enough raise revenue by increasing the numbers
people injured and killed in tram, out of fines.
here. With the radar photo trap they would ·
STANFO RD KING . catch anyone on the street above the
I am heartily in favor of the radar photo O r speeding and increase city revenues Balboa~eed limit unknowingly send them a bill
devices particularly along MacArthur without havi ng to put police on the
Boulevard. We've certainly hap too many The N.ewport Beach new radar would street, with very little effort they could
injuries and deaths in the -recent months. (constitute) a speed trap, and they would increase the revenues by thousands of
FRANK HUNTSMAN cost more than the money they'd bring in, dolla s
Newport Beach especially with some of the lawsuits that r ·
0
I do not believe in the photographic
speed traps because tbey are not
d~signed for real speeders. They can
send you a ticket if you are going •
one-plus miles over the exis ting speed
limit.
0
CAROL LEE
Newport Beach
L ·don 't think that these devices are (air
because by the time you get )'Ou r notice of
an infraction, your memory of the events
' would be brought to bear on them.
0
AL FRANKLIN.•
Costa Mesa
I certainly think it would be a good idea.
or instance this morning when I was
going down to Ralph's Market I was
behind this person had to be going 60 or
70 miles an hour so I think something
should be done.
MS. CHRISTIANSON
Corona del Mar
WALTER BABECKY
Costa Mesa
0
I am very much against photographic speed
traps primarily because I do believe it is an
invasion of privacy. I don't believe that we
are 1n a Gestapo state.
I don't think we should be out here just
setting traps or trying to entrap people. It
appalls me when I see a policeman h1dmg
behind a sign w!th a radar gun. I think
t~at's pure entrapment. I don't think that's
what our laws or our constitution is meant
to do so my vote would b~ against using
photographic speed traps.
0
RICHARD SHINN
Newport Beach
I think it brings us one step closer lo a
\\-Orld where Big Brother watches every
move and I think Phil Sansone should
read George Orwell's "1984" before he
makes any decision on this.
BOB BOSTON d
1
Newport Beach
The question 1s ""hether the.e photographic
speed survey trap:. ought to be allowed.
Th e answer is it's 1ust another way to raise
talCes, attempt to sidestep Proposition 13.
attempt to sidestep the other sidesteps on
taxation except this one carries with it a
secondary fine from the insurance
' company.
Radar doe:. not work well and all it does
is punish people as a revenue raising
device.
0
GREG PETERSON
Newport Beach
I am adamantly opposed to them. It's an
invasion of privacy, it's the ultimate Big
Brotherism and hope they don't do it.
0 .
MATT HEW FRINZJ
Corona del Mar
If }Ou'd !t~e to get imohed, it's as easy
a> punching m the to/lowing sei,en
number~. 6~2-6086.
Please /e;11 e your name (spell it out), city
and phone number llor--verifiCdClon). Thank.
you!
· SPEED "ith the photo radar system. re·
port,.. a high ..,µccess rate with the
program.
r
From A1
radar," Campbell ;1id. "This "111
probably work, the question 1~: Is
it worth $100,000?"
But Councilwoman Evcl}·n l lurt
said she was disappointed b) the
chief s report.
"Is it just. the volume of trafhc
that makes people think they arc
living on race tracks?" Hart a kcd
the chief. "Mothers are coming to
me all the time and saying, plca~e
slow this down ."
Both Campbell and City Man-
ager Kevin Murphy warned Hart.
however, that even if the city did
install the photo radar ~ystem, the
complaints about speede rs \\OUld
not go away.
On the other hand, officials m
Pasadena, one of the f cw cilie in
California that ha\c experimented
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"It jus.t slows p~ople cjown when
·they are going through the city,"
said C.E. Gray. who runs the
photo radar program for Pasadena
police ... It has cut down our major
accidents.''.
It i o effective that the city has
signed a contract to keep photo
radar. for an additional three
years.
And Davis said the public's v.ill·
ingness to fight the photo radar
tickets has decreased.
"It's kind or hard to fight it
v. hen \\ e have an ·by-10 photo·
graph of you doing what you arc
doing," Davis said.
The Newport Beach City Coun·
c1I asked Chief Cambell and Mur·
phy to return with a new proposal
that further examine the u c of
the photo radar and it cost .
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A brewing controve~sy
....,. Costa Mesa-based Beer Drinkers of America battle for beer-drinkers ' rights.
By Tony Cox
8uS1ness Ed.tor
J
T he prohibition earlier this
summer of beer drinking on
state beaches was one more
bu1eaucratic slap in the face for
13ill Schreiber.
Schreiber is one of an estimated
~O million U.S. beer drinkers, but
he believes that other than the
lH~aniwtion he beads -Costa
.\lc!>.1-based Beer Drinkers of
America -no one stands up for
the rights of him and other brew
lu\Cr .
·1 ha t's "hY Schreiber and th e
.1pproximately 40,000 dues-paying
members of Beer Drinke rs of
America battle so vociferously
"hen proposals arise for what they
~l1m1Jcr to be -discriminatory
1111!.l!>urci.. such as the beach ban
lil Jk0holic beverages.
··1 hc:.c knee-jerk reac11ons don't
,oh:c problems," sa id Schreiber, a
lme11mc aide to former Rep.
Roticrt Uadham and an
c\·JOUrn.il1!>t. "Why penalize the ·
\ .1~t m:ijority of beer drinkers who
nc\..:r cause problems when you
.1lreJJ\ ha"e IJ\\S on the books to
dl: 11 ".ith the law breal..ers?
·u1:cr is a symbo lic thing. When
, u ..:t11i-1lkr that more than half
•'! the people \\ho drink beer have
annual family incomes of $35,000
or less, it becomes a symbol of
middle America."
Beer Drinkers of America
comes across as a grass-roots
Organization of middle-income
Coors Light lovers, and in many
ways, it is such a group. But
there's a sophisticated,
well-connected side to this
non-Q_rofit corporation.
The organization received total
contriOUITons oT nearly $6.3 million
in 1990 -the most recent year
for which Beer Drinkers of
America filed a tax return -but
less than $500,000 of that money
came from membership dw;:,s and
assessments. The remainderf came
from unsolicited contributions
from members, ads in the group's
quarterly magazine -
appropriately named "Heads Up"
-and grants from beer makers, ·
wholesalers and retailers. In fact,
more than half of Beer Drinkers
of America's funding each year
comes from Anheuser-Busch and
Miller Drewery.
B eer D1inkers of America
undertakes ma ssive
direct-mail and educational
campaigns to further its cause,
including encouraging responsible
drinking and aski ng consumers to
write their law makers to fight the
latest anti-beer proposal. In 1990,
the group spent more than
$100,000 to fight and' defeat
Proposition 134, a ballot initiative
that callcdJ_pr_~ 11325.:perccnt
increase on state beer taxes.
S chrcibcr makes no apologies
about accepting contributions
from the beer industry, and he
adds that his group's members
wholeheartedly endorse such
grants. He said the grants art;
made wirh no strings attached, and
in fact, brew ·cs oppose parts of
Beer Drinkers America's
platform.
However, some o he group's
causes seem more like ands that
beer companies would ta than
concerns of typical consum~ For
example, Beer'Drinkers of
America campaigns against
warning statements and labels on
beer commercials and containers.
Schreiber explained that the
group opposes such warning
requirements because they
represent one step in the efforts of
''a new wave of prohibitionists." ·
"They've been peeling away,
bending and twisting our
constitutional rights," Schreiber
said. "If they bend away in enough
areas, beer will become so
Monahan plans to run for ·city Council
~ Manager of Henry 'N'
Harry's Goat Hill Tavern
takes out papers, joins six
other would-be candidates.
By Joel Beers
Sia!! IYrtttr
COSTA MESA -After fight-
ing ci ty hall fo r three years, the
111.rn.1gc r of Henry 'N' Harry's
Goat Hill Tavern i considering
u new tacti c: joining it.
Gary Monahan took out nomi-
n:lllon papers Friday to run for
C 1t) Council, joining six other
wo uld-be candidates. The dead-
line to submit papers is Aug. 7.
Three council seats are up for
grabs this year and only one in-
cumbent ~ Joe Erickso n -has
. Sign y our name
to s a v e a life!
Discuss your feelings about
orga n ond tissue donation
with your fom1/y
taken out papers. Neither Mayor
Mary Hornbuckle nor Council·
woman Sandy Genis has of-
ficially stated whether she will
run.
"l have not taken out my pa·
pers as yet, that's all I have to
say," Genis said Monday.
The other four people who
ha ve taken out papers arc Brian
Theriot, a former president of
the Cost3' Mesa Republican As·
sembly; Denis Retoske, an at·
torney, Kim Colclasure, an cm·
ployee of Cal-Lift in Commerce,
and Stephen McGuire.
McGuire. a carpenter, is the
only person to file, returning his
papers Monday.
In order to run, a person must
be a resident of Costa Me sa and
submit the signatures of 25 reg-
istered voters.
The decision by Monahan
comes as somewhat of a sur-
prise, • considering the long-
running feud he has had with
the city, which tried to close the
bar down two years ago only to
have courts side with the tavern.
Monahan said Monday that
the situation ipvolving the tavern
was one reason he's considering
running for council, but not the
only reason.
Tm very serious about run-
ning," Monahan said\ ''The
Goat Hill thing got me a little_
more involved in city poJltics
than l was at one time, but I
think theFC's a definite vacuum
in {the City Council) right now.
The views ltlat I and many peo-
ple hold are not being repre-
sented."
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'Beer Is a symbolic ·
thing. When you
consider that fllOre
than half of the
people who drink
beer have annual
family incomes of
$35,000 or less, it
becomes a symbol
of middle America.•
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expensive an<t unavailable that
they'll achieve prohibition in a de
facto way. It's one plank"in the
prohibi tionist movement in this
country."
S chrciber said he believes
infringements on beer
drinker's rights have been
happening for many years, but
until the founding of Beer
Drinke rs of America in 1987,
there was no one who fought such
government actions.
"Politicians, especially local
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that someone is out there
representing our interests,'' he
s:ud. "lt's not business as usual
anymore. We're the wild card.
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QUAKE
From A1
centered in Newport Heights near
the intersection of Irvine Avenue
and Cliff Drive. The quake
reminded ciry officials thut a major
fault -the Newpon-lnglcwood -
runs right through the Balboa
Peninsula. Geologists say it is
potentially more dangerous than 0
the San Andreas fault.
Cal State Long Beach geologist
Robert Winchell said the danger
of the Newport-Inglewood faull -
which caused the death of about
120 people during the 1933 Long
Beach eanhquake -is worrisome
because of massive coastal
development and unstable land.
Former Mayor Jackie Heather,
a long-time critic of the city's
emergency preparedness, said any
plan that involves boat~ should
include evacuation plans for
residents of the city's eight islands.
·"We have 12 bridges on all of
those islands and if we have a
good shaker on the
Newport-Inglewood fault , we're
going to knock off all those
brid'-es." Heather said. ''People
don t realize we're a disuter
waiting. to happen."
Heather doubts that sianifacant
numbers of boatcn will volunteer
their vessels for emergency shelter.
"l don't think people will willingly
sign over their yachts,'' she said.
Orange County Harbor Patrol
officials estimate there arc about
4,000 boats in the Newport Harbor
area that arc big enough to offer
shelter and food. NewP'?rt Beach
Fire Department officials said they
know of no other coastal city that
has developed such a plan.
As the city expands and
re-evaluate$ emeracncy
· preparedness plans, and as
California continues to shake,
rattle and roll, Hamilton believes
that one way or another, the city's
fleet of private boats shoqld not
be overlooked during timts of ,
major disaster. Hamillon said most
of t.he boat owners he's talked to
said they would sign up.
"They are perfect shelters,"
Hamilton said. "With all the
earthqvake activity we've been
having, it might be appropriate
now to take some action."
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aste of Newport ha~ 48 restaurants on its menu
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Mark the days: September 18·20
wben The Taste of Newport rolls i* Fubion Island with food,
Tastings
and Tidbits
wine and
entertainment.
Chairman, Bill
Hamilton says 8
additional
r~taurants are
n<>w on a waiting
list for booths at
this popular
event.
The Taste of
Newport, an
event in
association with
Newport Searest,
really delivers -
wi th those
fa111ous restaurant owners and
chefs manning the booths, broiling
sausages, frying shrimp, meeting
their patrons and greeting now
friends. Along with many familiar
cafes, newcomers include CalTe
Loo~a. Five Crowns, and the
ltalatin Group: Antonello
Ristorante, Emporio Armani
Express, Spiga Trattoria and the
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Long Beach.
Others include The Cannery,
Maraaritavllle, Ho Sum Bistro,
VIiia Nova, Yankee Tavern,
Barbacoa, Marrakesh, Five Fttt
Too, Tutto Marc, Back Bay
Rowing and Runnln& Club, John
Dominis, Le Meridlen, Ruby's
Diner, Dally Grlll and Kamakura.
Hamilton says,"Thc sign-ups
began last year in December and
wi thin 90 days, we were
completely sold oot. .. _
The committee'is now working
on the repositioning or the Taste
of Newport within FashiOI'\ Island
for more parking and additional
entrance gates. Admission to the
Festival will cost $6 per per.son
wi th children under 12 admitted
free. Tastes will cost-from $1 to S4
each.
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GOING FOR THE ZEST AT
ZORBA'S -On Sunday, August
2, a Dionysus Food and Wine
Festival, the mos t lively Greek
party or the year, will take place at
the irrepressible Arlstidis Deslis'
restaurant, Zorba's. Two seatings
available: 5:p.m. and 8 p.m. with a
CO(Tlplete program of bouzoukce
Volunteer.
American Heart &•a
Association V
music, folk dancing by Zorba's
agile waiters, singing by Vanessa,
of international fame, and
Grcek-st¥le belly dancing.
H that bn't enough, there's
Dimitris Dalietos whose
spectacular act is to dance while
lifting, with his teeth, two tables,
stacked one atop the other,
complete with silver, wine and a
vase of nowcrs. (We'll try to get
the name of his dentist.) This is
going to be a terrific party as only
Deslis knows how to throw -
reservations are an absoluie must!
Phone 436-0141 or fax 436-0142.
Zorba's is in Costa Mesa at 580
Anton Boulevard.
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information, phone Kirsten
Belcher at 545-1990.
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rooms, non-toxic little p.ackages of
crayons, and all those little festive
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We forgot to mention Red
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round-up of ideal places to tal..e
the small fry for food. This one
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The Costa Mesa Senior Citizens CO<·
poration is a non-profit organization ~veloped by the City of Costa Mesa
which 1s designing. developing and
ra1smg funds for the new city seniors
center set to open 1n the spring of
1992. Volunteers are needed to pro·
vide occasional transportation to frall
seniors, do minor home repairs, and to
assist with special events, fund-raising.
general office wort. and word process·
mg For more mforma1ton1 all Susan
Schollenberger at 645·2356 from 9
a.m ·5 p.m.
Dore111f'• Tllrln -Dorothy's Thrift Shop 1n Costa M~,
which benefi~ the AIDS Services
Foundation of Orange County needs
volunteers to serve as cashiers and
h~lp with pricing. sorting and cleaning.
Time devoted Is up to the individual
and store hours are Tuesday-Saturday
from 10 a.m.-7 p.m. For information,
c.all store manager Joseph Amster at
645 6414
Eater 11111
The Easter Seals Society for Cripple
Children and Adults needs volunteers
for clencal work (mailings, making
signs, printing. answerrng the phones), to help tn programs for children with
. d1sab1lities, children's camps and Learn
to Fish program once a year. For infor·
mation, C<Jll Leslie Cruz at 545-2033.
Volunteers are needed by the Ex·
change Club Child Abuse Prevention
Center ro te_ach families how to stop
the C"Ycle 01 drug abuse for families
"'1th drug addicted babies Training is
provided \<Olunteers must be 21 years
old and there are other requirements.
Fnr 111tormat1on c,111 the volunteer
cenwr .it 953.5~57
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\ olunreer drivers are needed by
h•edbdcl.. Founda11on. Inc , for its
homt• delt'vered meal program for se·
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medls 10 ~noors unable to come to the
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ba~1s For information, call Jessie l\elly
di 631 8171 .
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The Friends of the C~ta Mesa Lt·
brary a support group tor the library,
needs volunteers to run boolt Siles
and staff the boolt room at the library
for selling of used books and ptJrd\as.
Ing of new ones. The library in general
can use volunteers with clerical skills
and those with a willln.gnes.s 0< the
knowledge to help run cfiildren's craft
programs. Also, those interested In vol·
unteering to help admin~r the entire
Friends program are needed. Hours
are flexible, Including evenings and
weekends. For Information, call the Ii·
brary at 6-46-8845.
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The Girls Scouts of Orange County
will train alt adult volunleers. Volun·
teers are needed for troop leaders.
There are also special committees to
plan ~nts for the girls and adults.
Committees could entail extensive
time over three or four months, 0< 3.4
hours.a month over a full year for on·
going committees. The Girls Scouts are al~~ys looking fo~ co~munity people
willtng to share expertise for one-time
lectures, demonstrations or classes. For
Information, call the Girl Scoot Coun·
cil of Orange County at 979-7900.
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G[rls Incorporated offers affordable
and accessible supervised care centers
for girls and boys with nationally rec·
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build self-sufficiency, responsibility and
confidence, with an emphasis on the
special needs of girls and young
women. Volunteers are needed to
help in the program and recreational
activities, at the main facility and teen
center, and as office assistants and
grounds maintenance persons. Call
Rita Redaelli at 646-7181 .
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Volunteers are needed to aid Qhysi·
cally challenged adults who meet
monthly for educational, entert.iln·
ment and social purposes. Able-bodied
volunteers are always needed, to help
with eating. personal needs and mov·
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Dorothy White at 965· 1176.
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Information, resoutces and experiences
1n regard to business, the group 1s in·
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At the honor farm, inmates only
work if they want to.
"You're either a pumpkin or a
blueberry," Soffer said. ·"If yov
work, you have to wear blue Levis,
and then you're a blueberry. And
if you don't want to work, you
wear an orange jumpsuit, and
you're a pumpkin."
Soff er's a pumpkin.
Some inmates choose to work,
Soffer said, because they get cred-
its for the time they put in and
subsequently get out ·of jail earlier.
But other inmates, such as Sof·
fer, are warned Cram ihe-ootset
that regardless of whether they
work or not, they will get no good
time credits for early release.
"So I said the hell with it," Sof-
fer explained. "Plus, you have to
get a haircut and shave your beard
if you want to work."
Instead, Costa Mesa's most info·
mous watchdog is keeping up his
reputation by spending his spare
time presenting jail officials with
ways to make the fa rm more ef·
ficient.
"Th~rc are some things I'd like
to change," Soffer said, singling
out the eating conditions as his
No. I &ripe.
"I would be embarrassed to
serve the food they serve," he
said. "The potatoes taste like crap,
the rice is undercooked and very
sticky and I had a frozen fish patty
two days ago that was way under-
cooked.
"There just doesn't seem to be
any pride in the preparation."
Soffer said he has also lodged
complaints with the guards about
the length or time inmates have to
ea1. "We get 15 minutes and that's
not good for the body," he said.
Another becC Soffer has is that
the meals arc not ethnically di·
verse. ''At least half the people
here are Mexican and there are
very little meals orientated to the
Mexican clientelc."
Soffer said he thinks the farm
could also use some more disci-
pline, -and described the tent
where he sleeps along with about
100 other men as "filthy. ·
"The place .is a big sty," Soffer
said. "The inmates should be
taught basic work habits. These
guys aren't learning anything here,
and they're surely not learning to
stop leading a life of crime.
There's no deterrent."
But while Soffer described the
honor farm as "a piece of cake,"
he said the county's central men's
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first few days behind ban.
"It was over 24 hours before I
got orr ahc cold concrete and into
a bunk," he said. "And there's a
certain amount of harassment that
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don't break the law,'" Soffer said.
''If I had run away, I would have
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"The system found me
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Soffer has always mainta
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Soff cr's appeal on an additional
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Newport Boulevard, will remain
locked.
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'H·e:s here. He's here."
The word went through
the crowd.
Y cs, handsome, suave actor
Ricardo Montalban (be still my
heart) had arrived at South
Coast Repertory Theatre to
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supporting
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outreach
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brought up Ill Ney, po rt Beach
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of "Fantasy
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with her husband Ernesto were among those attend ing th e benefit.
S20,00l>." commtntt<l \JS 1..ic1,
whose hu~band Ernc!ito's
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& P.trtncr'>. co~w ~tcsa, \\Cl\.'
undemnter ....
Other undcrn ritcrs ~nd
a dark wit as he supporter~ mcluded \LJZda.
stepped from the black limo smiling and
greeting fans. (Did everyone bring a camera?
Seemed so.)
mainstage of $CR, Montalban sharod emcee
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Glenn Mo)er anJ Barbara BrO\\-n, SCR
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21-gun salute tor 111anant World war II-based 'Hasty Heart'
By Tom Trtus
Sptclal 10 rhe Oally Piiot
A half century ha s passed sincq1 th e
mosr pivotal event of modern times
-World War ll -yer its impact
lives on in plays like "Stalag 17," "Com·
mand Decision" and "The Caine Mutiny
Cour1 -Mart ial," among many others.
These were powerful stories focusing on
tne human efement under extreme stress
in.the most important conflict of ou r time.
Playwright John Patrick examined this
theme somewhat more internally in his
Jrama "The Ha~ty Heart," now on stage
at the Huntingron Beach Playhouse. ·
Briton is "Tommy," the
Australian "Digger" and
the New Zea lander "Kiwi."
Cliches aside, this makes
each character
representative of his
culture and sets the stage
for the arrival of a
Scotsman who brings out
-the best -and tbc worst
-in each.
The Scot is dying, his
one weak kidney existing
on borrowed time. The
others know this but he
doesn't, which makes their
dogged efforts to win his
friendship such a poignant
undertaking. Complicating
their mission is the Scot's
firm resolve to resist and
keep to himself.
Jim Brandt delivers an
karen Razler and Jim Brandt in 'The Hasty Heart.'
clarity -of his Scottish
brogue.
· As the American, a
Texan who dislikes being
known as "Yank" almbst
as much as he docs his
perQCnlage of Scottish
blood -Al Caramatti is
very ncarlr.~s powerfulL
Yank is the focal point £or
the interventiorr of the
others in the ward, and
Caramani givei an
articula te ,and moving
portrayal, despilc being •.
saddled with some of
Patrick's more perishable
dialogue.
The British nurse who
dispenses compassion
along with anti-malaria
tablets receives an
effective, if somewhat
high-pitched giggle soon becomes
insufferable.
K~vin O'Loane as the Au~ie and Bill
Vetro as the oversized New Zealander I
(whose feet won't fit inside the mosquico
netting) arc fine in atmospheric assign·
mcnts. That netting brings up a minor
carp -is the Scot, who doesn't use it,
immune to the malaria·be,aring skectcn?
Jesse T. Wilkins is especially
mesmerizing as the Nigerian soldier who
knows only one word of English -his .
nickname, Blossom. Robert Bruce is solid
as the commnnding officer, while
Camoron Simbro rounds out the cast as .
the efficient orderly.
Marlin Eckmann's jungle hospiral
setting is parricularly impressive, down 10
i1s squeaking crcen door, while Jeff
Warner's lighting defines the production
beautifully.
''The Hasty Heat" is set in the steamy
jungles of Burma, at a British field
hospital, where the themes of friendship
and se nsitivity take precedence over th e
action at the front lines. Director Cyndi
Mitchell has captured these qualities quite
impressively in her production, which
introduces an entire cast of new faces to
Huntington Beach audiences.·
Patrick gave "code names" to his
characters, the soldier patients awaiting
recovery -the American is "Yank," the
exemplary performance as the embillered
Scotsman, both in rhe early scenes, when
his steely antagonism woulcl repel anyone
not aware of his impending demise, and
later, when his suppressed desire for
companionship bubbles over like a
simmering volcano. Brandt also deserves
high marks for the authenticity -and
one-dimensional, interpretation from
Karen Razler. Russell Towne as the
crippled Tommy serves up some fine
comic relief sequences, allhough his
"The Hasty I lean" will stir yours
during its engagement at the Gisler
School theater, 21441 Strathmoor Lane,
Huntington Beach. Performances continue
Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. through
Aug. 15. Call 832-1405.
Near-perfect score: Balmy night, Beethoven
By Alan Remington
Special 10 the Dally P1lo1
IRVINE ~1EADOWS -It was
1he right formula for getting more
than 7,100 Southern Californians
out 10 an evening of Beethoven at
1hc Irvine Meadows Amphithe-
:11er. balmy air; picnicking and
''inc: dress-as-you-please in jeans,
shor1s or gli tter; and kids wel-
come.
This \\as the first performance
here for Mexican conductor En·
rique D1emecke and for Japanese
pianist Noriko Ogawa. Diemecke
demonstrated good control, atten-
tion 10 detail, and showmanship
that teetered on the brink of the
O\Cr-Jramatic but thankfully went
no further.
Gt\en 1he shortcomings of out·
door acoustics, even with proper
sound enhancement, it is hard to
understand why Diemecke chose
to open with the fairly tame
"Overture 10 Fidelio" rather than
one of the more fiery, more pro·
found and more popular Leonore
overtures origj nally written for the
same opera.
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mg the choice of 1hc "5th (Em·
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sound -the PSO, especially rhe
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list. Equally impressive, especially
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violins, se ttled in with warmth and
restraint. The second movement,
too, got off to a wrong start (too
bibk) bu t found a comfortable
groove and led to a bright scherzo
and strong finale.
Preceding the concert, an off-
stage voice asked the audience not
to talk during the performance. It
would have been an ideal time lo
ask that those unfamiliar with con·
cert procedure also refrain from
applauding between movements,
no matter how final -sounding the
cadence.
The Pacific Symphony Orches·
tra's basically freelance musicians
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Tuesday, July 28, 1992 A 11
ommunity Forum Write to: Pilot letters, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627
Fax letters to: 646-41 70
Community Forum runs on Tuesdays, Thursday:. and SaturdJys Readers' Hotline ... 642-6086
Editor William lobdell ... 642-4321, ext. 351
A reader's turn
Does the recently completed'· Costa Mesa Freeway extension
funnel.business from Cost.a Mesa and into Newport Beach?
Freeway extension ja~s
business into Newport
or those whose Virgil is a
bit rusty, "danaoes et
dona ferentes" refers to
ose nasty Greeks who
delivered a rather unwelcomed
girt to the good citizens of
Troy. An uncomfortable
analogy might be drawn
between the city of Newport
Beach (nasty Greeks) and the
citizens of Costa Mesa (the
nsuspecting Trojans) when
nsidering Newport's support
of the 55 Freeway extension
and the building of the 19th
Street bridge.
Having lived in Newport
Beach, graduated from
Newport Harbor High, and
with my home here as an adult,
I find it intriguing that
Newport's city council person
find the 55 Freeway and the
19th Street bridge to be such
wonderful ideas. After all, one
does not see the infamous
Coast Highway Freeway being
built. So why, one might ask is
the alternative such a good
ide!J.-.{or Costa Mesa?
Last weekend the dastardly
truth suddenly struck me. I was
. off to run my usual circuit of
errands. Normally these would
have t?ken me up Newport :
Blvd. and eventually back down
HarbQr Blvd. stopping and
spending my much sought after
recession dollars in Costa .,
Mesa. But instead of following
my ncnmal routes, 1 suddenly
alizcd th3t the new freew11y
as open. Ah ha!. I thought, I
n ¢ut my travel time and
much,:more efficiently complete
my errands by takrng the new
freew;iy. So, I scooted up to
Hornet, Depot, cruised past
Price .CluQ, then jumped back
on th~ 405, down the 55 aero
19th Street to Mariner's
ibrary, and shopped at
ughcs in Westcliff Plaza.
cidentally taking this new
routing. I did not spend one
dime in the fair city of Costa
Mesa.
Then, the other day coming
home from Orange Coast
College, I noticed that Fairview
had been reopened, and there
was now a "new" on-ramp at
Fairview onto the 55
southbound. So, once again
onto the "new" freeway I
scooted; whistling happily past
the businesses on Newport
Blvd. (i.e. Radio Shack,
Newport Produce) going a
comfortable SS mph I whizzed
past Triangle Square, the
traffic lights in my favor, and
really didn't come in for any
kind or a landing until 17th
Street.
The aforementioned route
would suggest that the true
beneficiaries of the "new"
freeway are the Tacos (Bell
and Del), Trader Joe's, and
Tower Records. I had been
wondering why To"'.er didn't
rent in Triangle Square? Silly
me, the answer was so obvious.
Ah, but I digress ....
As I paused brieOy at
Newport Blvd and 17th Street,
I thought, "gee, this was so
easy, l think I will hit Pavilions
and des a little shopping before
heading' home!," Once again
spending no money in Costa
Mesa.
I f the city fathers of Newport
had tried, they could not
h:ive ch:mnelcd me and my
money more efficiently out of
Costa Mesa. And now, Evelyn
Hart has recently announced in
the Pilot that she thinks the
19th Street bridge is the mo t
wonderful of ideas. Never mind
that iC is going to displace 162
families, destroy one of the
prettier, tree-lined streets in
Costa Mesa, makes small
children going to or from
Mariner's Park and Elementary
School look like ducks in a
shooting gallery, and will totally
ruin the qu11lity of life in a little
place called Newport Terrace
(which coincidentally happens
to be in Newport Beach and
sits right in the path of the
-proposed bridge).
Were I a member of the
Costa Mesa City Council, a
resident of Costa Mesa, or
most importantly a Co ta Me a
merchant I would be very
suspicious of Ms. Hart's genial
support for the proposed
bridge. Unless of course these
three group have the
overwhelming need to commit
caonomic suicide, I would
recommend that they tell the
State of California, County of
Orange and City of Newport to
take that bridge and its
accompanying other highway
dollars and shove it.
Because, if the 19th Street
bridge is built the residents of
West Newport and Huntington
Beach NEED NEVER SHOP
IN COSTA MESA AGAIN!
The Trojans learned their
lesson too late, will Costp Mesa
be as stupid?
Danaos et dona ferentcs ...
Professor Susan L. Smith is
a resident of Newport Beach.
I Ross Perot: Con man or patriot?
I •
Most Daily Pilot readers think Americans have been had
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our 24-hour Readers' Hotline on the
question: Ross Perot -Con man or patriot?
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I THINK ROSS PEROT is a very concerned
American ... I also do not believe that he
was crushed by political machinery. I do1 believe that he us.:?d this ploy as leverage to
gain himself more money, more money,
more money.
THOMAS f. REYNOLDS
Newport Beach
0
I BELIE\tE THAT Ross Perot entered the
election for attention, recognition, and to
further his business interests. Those of his
followers who fell in love with him now feel
like jilted lovers and that they have been
dumped by him .
They should go on with their lives like when
any other relationship is over and now you
know the kind of person that he really is.
0
JOHN RUSSELL
Costa Mesa
I THINK THREE things should be noted.
1. It's very interesting about the timing of
his resignation in that it was right in the
midst of the Democratic convention. He
didn't wait until after the Republican
convention.
2. Or>e should look al the verbiage that is
now coming out of the De mocratic party
and that they are going to be standing up
for the common man and the common
problems. ~
3. I thin k that the things that really need
to be addressed are the two "Bs," the
things that have gotten us into the problem.
And that's the bureaucrats that are running
the government (not necessaril y the eleped
officials though they seem to be in there for
an excruciating long tenure and seem to be
pretty much .interested in themselves) and
the second B would be the budget .defici t
that is not going to allow this country to do
a whole heck of a lot because financially our
hands are tied.
I think that's the thing that needs to be ·
looked at and I think that also Ross Pe rot is
a_ ve.ry strong-headed.businessman and if
you look back upon a lot of his business
dealings, he was a very selfish, arrogant
man and when he didn't get his way ... he
quit.
If he doesn't gel his way, he quits. I don't
believe he could take the political heat. I
think his advisers probably told him what
was coming and I don't think that he could
see that he was going to get his way so I
think that's the reason that he left.
I don't think he had the political mettle to
hang it out. I think he knew from day one
that if he ran and ran an effective campaign
that the election would be put into the
House of Representatives. I think th at, as
they say, the fi x was in.
NICK WASSILIEW
Corona del Mar
0
SINCE PEROT IS OUT of the picture. I'm
interested in hearing something about the
Liberta rian Party in Cali fornia ... I believe I'll
be voting that party rather than the other two.
0
MARIANNA \ VICCIN
Balboa Island
IT IS SAD that Perot's "the people are
calling me" turned out to be a huge ego
trip. His supporters believed he could fix
everything and they deserve better. But he
ignored the Constitution. "A President
proposes, Congress disposes" too often to
the benefit of its members and not the
country or to a pre,.sidenl's solutions to
problems.
Economic summit in a world economy -
all countries are in trouble. Foreign affairs
-diplomacy, personal relationships, are
-not only desirable but a necessity in sti ll the
chaotic world. So to Perot's dissatisfied
suppo rters -study the issues, ignoic the
media bashing, study the solutions
suggested by presidential and congressional
candidates, read between the lines, decide
not just what is desirable, what is possible
and cast your votes in November.
0
DOROTHY CLINCH
Costa Mesa
THIS IS TO the loyal -troops \\ho supported
..
. .
Perot: You poor sud.er), he's been p1.1,ing
with you the \\hole time, he's had a ball and
he did betray all of you and for all you blind
people, how could-you ever-prck u~ 1~aH
lor this pe™>n.
0
JA~E J.l\CKSON
Ne, .. port Beach
I THINK ROSS PEROT is o{le of the \'\Orld's
great con artists ... I think that he has done a
tremendous disservice to a bunch of.loyal
Americans who maybe have been away from
the voting process because of
discouragement and disgust and he
probably will drh,e them back to not \Oting.
It is disgraceful that in a democracy we
can't get 80 percent of our people voting.
0
IRVINE BURG
Corona del Mar
I \VAS ONE OF the dedicated Perot
volunteers. I h.1d petition booths set up in
fashion bland, I \\.as in charge of that \\1'~
shot. In so 1ar a> Perot, I think the botto~ne
now, lool..ing back, 1s that he is not a con man
or anything, I thin!.. he i> simply a na" e
1deal1>t 1f \ ou loot.. a the history ''hen he was
in the l\.a\ y and so forth, he wa> doing an
1deal1stic t)pe thing and \\hen he ran H\to the
sy>tem without a m.1chine behind him, he
folded.
In busine)::. he had a machine behind him,
he had a dme, nobody "as calling hi~ nam~>
and >0 on and ~o forth, and he was periect to
get the job done and this is \\hy I certainly am
lu lly behind him.
HO\\e\er, "nen he ran nto the realities of
the election and people started calling him
names and he ''as not the head oi an
organization, Rollins and e\ervbody else was
ll) ing to direct him rather than he directing
them, he couldn't handle 1t and that's \\hy he
dropped. He just figured. 'hey I'm a
billionaire and it is 'er), very difficult to be
humble \\hen \Ou're a billionaire I'm eith~r
going to be on top ur I am out oi here.''
I think he c.ould ~s1bl\ do an excellent 1ob
as chief of !>tali in a Clinton Admin1>lrJt1un. I
don'\ thin!.. he could e\er handle 1t in the
Bu:;h Adm nistrallon. But in the Clinton
.\dmin1:>tration, as a ch1ei oi stafi I think he
could do a hell of a 1ob.
CORDON BREECHER
l'.e1;, port Beach
Only mike unruly at lriend•hip breakfast
S ORRY, BUT STUFF
HAPPENS -It was a
world-class event.
meticulously arranged and
orchestrated, when the
Korea-America Friendship Society
(Southern California Chapter)
st.aged its inaugural breakfast
Saturday at le Meridien Hotel.
Multi-billionaire Kim Woo
Choong, founder of th~
globe-spanning Daewoo Croup.
flew in from Seoul f 0< the
auspicious occasion, and winged
home next day.
nation.
The
exhausting
round trip was
worth the effort
because Kim
Woo Choong
had a vital
message to
deliver; i.e., the
forging of
stronger
Konomic
alliance
between
America and his
awal..ening
He wound down with a tribute
to the high-tech communications
developed by both cou{ltries, and
that's when it happened.
With a crack sounding like a
pistol shot, the microphone
popped -and the speech was
finished amid sporadic static. To
his credit, the speaker never
missed a beat -impassive and
impressive to the end.
On the long journey home,
though, it's possible that his
entourage might've heard more
about high-tech communications. 0 ~
STILL THEIR HERO -Kim Woo
Choong received two standing
ovations from the high-powered
audience. but guess who ranked
equally high on the applau)6
meter?
Our own Or. Sammy lee,
that's who. The Fresno-born diver.
who won the Olympic gold for
the good ol' Red, White & Blue
back in '48 and '52, is revered in
the land Of his anCeStOrS. I
On Saturday, Sammy will turn
a spry 7 2. All of us dive survivors
should be in such great shape.
0
WORST WORDPlAY OF THE
WEEK -One wag, being
escorted to a table dominated by
Korean dignitaries:
"Nobody here but us Chosen
people."
0
WORLD·ClASS PERFORMANCE
-Kudos to Thomas A. Fuentes,
;:ind Sir Eldon Gr~fiths, '"ho -
with Peter S. Ho~g -put
together the bre4throu~h
breakfast follO\\ 1ng their fru1tf ul
sojourn in Seoul. f ro m the
reception line to. jhe ceremonial
planting of a gin~ko tree, the\
were '
Fuess have 1n common?
They all saw. and commented
\ariously upon, the Nel\\Orking
USA cable television sho''·
"Lunch \\1th Lorna," in \\hich
Mrs. Milton Berle inte"'1e .. ,ed a
\\ h1te·bearded local character.
Anyone el~" Here"'
your chance lo 1oin an
e\clusi\e club.
0
masterful. Sir
Eldon may
not be
eligible for
the
appointment
(he's got
enough
countries
now), but
Fuente~.
should be
appointed
amba>>ador
to Korea -1(
h1)
Republican
Kudus to Tom Fuentes
FASHIO NOTE -
My chief
correspondent 1n
Balboa Pen n~ula
\\h1le out \\Jll.. ng
Su~1. his Shih Tzu,
saw a \ery lar~e
limousine pull up
Saturday at the
mansion ot Milan
Panic, the prime
minister of Yugo>la' 1<1.
He said 1t disgorged
four burly men .
team \\in) m NO\ember. \Vile
Jolene is ready; she was exotically
garbed in a h.:in bok gown, the
natl\e dre::.s.
0
A RE YOU SURE THIS IS
HOW ARSENIO HALL GOT
HIS START? -Quickly now,
\\hat do Keith Grubbs, Tom
Sutherland, Pamela Miller, Bob
Brennan, Gino Boero and Bob
"earing busi ness suits.
"Anything else?" I pressed
e.:igerl y pen in hand.
'l') .. h~ said "The SUlb
looked as though they "-Ne
t.l1lored in <,0me remote village 1n
Albania."
jerry 1'obrin's column runs
Tuesdil}'S, Thursdays and
SaturdJys.
PRESIDENT Georp Bush, (R), The White llousc, 1600
Pennsylvania Ave .• Washinaton. D.C. 20500
How to contact your legislators NEWPORT-MESA UNltlt:D
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NINU Board Members· Forrt t Wtmrr,
pru ldtnt; J im dt Boom, Rod Mac~lllllan. Jud)
FranN, Shtrry Loofboum>"• Ed Otcktr,
Manha fluor.
VICE PRESIDENT
DH Quayle, (R), Senate Office Buildina.
Washinaton, D.C. 20510 .
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Wll10n, (R), State Capitol. Sacramento,
14, (916)«5·2841
.S. SENATORS
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ite sis, Los Ansclcs, 90045, (213)215·2186.
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I BM .. Eut Tower, Newport Beach, 92660.
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STATE ASSEMBLY
Cll~rt Ferpsoa, (R), 10th Dist., 4667
MacAnhur Blvd .. Suite 201. Newport Bc:ich.
92660, 156-0665. (Newport Beach.)
Nolan Frtr1tll«, (R). 69th Dist., 17195
Ncwhope St., Suite 201. Fountain Valley •
92708. 662-5503. (Represents ~rts or Costa
M«a and Huntinaton Beach.)
CAIJFORNIA COASTAL COMMISSION
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rcaion c:ovcrqc split between otnccs In Lona
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Santa Ana llci&hts) 834-3550
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1965 Placcnha, Costa Mc~a. 631 ·I ~00 8oJrJ
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Durante, Jack llall, Tom 'tbon
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754·SOO. BoarJ Members. James Wahner,
James Fett)man, ttarry C~cn. Nate RcaJe
and Olde Shcmclc.
CITY GOVDlNMENT
c .... Mele: Cily Hall. n Fair Drive. 7S4·.S2~.
Mary Hornb\K'Uc:, mayor; Sandra Gcni , vice
mayor. Peter Buffa. Joe l:.nclson and Jay
Humphrey. council members
,_.,... IMda: Oty Hall. l~ Newporl 81\J.,
644-l.l09. Mayor. Ptul S.nlOftC; Mayor pro tcm.
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Jim Cra1in1er
publisher
Tom Joh"'°" ~ssociite publisher
William S. Lobdell
editor & vice president
seew~a. mw;na editor
A 12 Tuesday, July 28, 1992
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Back Page -
The !second·
centur~Y-..
...., Nothing remains of the .
Orange County Fair's
centennial celebration but
the dust and th e memory.
By Joel Beers
StaN Wnter
T he site of the Orange
County's Fair's centennial
celebration is now a ghost
town. The mercllants have
packed up and gone home, the
carnival rides are on their way to
their nex t fair, the exhibits are
being dismantled.
So, surrounded by remnants of
the longest-running and
most-attended fair in counry
h1'10I)', it's only natural that fair
~taff i~ suffering a
pos t-centennial depression, says
fair ~poJ..esperson Jill Lloyd. But
11 won't las t long. The next fair is
less than a year away.
.. There's al~ays a kind of
letdown, especially with the
centennial over." Lloyd said.
.. This took five and six years of
pl:rnning and collecting history.
And it JUSt zipped by. It's always
sad afterward, liJ..e coming home
from camp."
Alte r 17 consecutive 15-hour
d:i~s. Lloyd and staff wou ld
probably like to slow down. But
the ne\t couple of months is very
bus} on the administrative end.
·'A lot of people have the
impression that ,.,,e just open our
doors and everything's here,
ready to go," Lloyd said. "But
therc·s a lot of work that goes
into it."
By the numben
O.C. FAIR FIOUlllSz
1992 1991
~ ................. .._
685,240 637,014
Admi1sk>IV ........ revenues_ .. ___ _
$2,458,384 $2,115,501
Carnival revenue ·--S 1,916,806 $1 ,529,044
Average spent on food -s 7 /person S7 .12/person
Jr. livestock aiudioa ..... _
$146,324 $175,848
requires a budget be submitted
by Dece mber.
In August, the 'fair board will
also tackle the issue of keeping
the fai r 17 days long, or reverting
back to the more traditional 12.
."I like the fact that we were
able to do what we thought we
could do with the 17 days,"
General Manager Norb Bartosik
said. "I'd like to sec that
established and built upon in the
future, but we'll have to review
that at committee level and see if
the community and (fair board)
agree."
T he extra five days enabled
the fair to post its highest
attendance figures ever. About
50,000 more people attended this
year's fai r than last year, an 8
percent increase.
The· raw numbers we~e not
extraordinarily high because of
the extra five days, but things
went more smoothly, Lloyd said.
511.luN ~o..Jly l'llol
Workers tear doW.. ridet and booths fr0m Opnge County Fair.
overwhelming."
Bartosik said the goal of the
17-day fai r.wasn't to attract an
extra five days of attendance, but
to distribute the weekend and
weekday crowds by reducing the
daily average.
While Lloyd said the
atmosphere of this year's fair was
the best she'd ever participated
in,. three incidents cast a pall
over the fai r.
Two animals died, a horse in a
freak electrical accident and a
pig that died after swallowfog a
decal pin.
happen. Th4Y do tend to put a
black cloud fiver things," Lloyd
said.
Another sore spot was the
more belligerent presence of
animal rights activists. Abou t 40
members of Orange County
People For Animals disrupted a
time capsule burying ceremony.
"The disappointment w'?s they
made their presence known at a
ceremony" Lloyd said. "l'didn't
sec the connection betweC,n that
and animal rights, but mafbe
they were looking for a .
BAIKEIBALL
From A1
sun goes dOWD," said Nancy
Beard, r~n ... rintcn-
dcnt. "Thli'e is plenty <>f time
for them to J>lay in the Jtaylight.
They really don't need to be
playing by moonlight. It's very
annoying for people who live
next to these parks."
The new ordinance would
curtail late night bllketball
. playing . at. severa l popular
courts including Bayview Park
at the tip of the Back· Bay, Los
Arenas Park on Balboa Boule-
vard and 38th Street Park,
Beard said.
Residents who live in mobile
homes near the Los Arenas
Park have also complained that
basketball games take place
there at 6 a.m.
But if the ordinance is adopt·
ed, basketba ll players will fi nd
less time to shoot hoops as the
daylight hours grow shorter.
"It will be difficult for people
in the winter months that's for
sure," '3eard said. "But dark i
dark."
If ~sed by the council, any
outlaw basketball player who
dares to d ribble akr sundown
or before 8 a.m. will be in vio-
lation of the Newport Beach
Municipal Code. Offenders will
be slapped with fines and, in
extreme cases, could fa~ jail
time, ~aid Newport Bea"' Sgt.
Andy Gonis.
Mosrtikely flough, tint time
offenders will be given a warn· •
ing, Gonis said.
Beard said basketball playen
who find thtmselves blocked
out of the outdoor courts, can
join cl!J-sponsored basketball
leagues that play Monday
through Friday at Lincoln
Gymnasium in Corona del Mar.
In other action, the council
set Aug. 24 as the date for the
public hearing on the Irvine
Co. 's development plans for the
last 240 acres of open space
that it owns in Newpo rt Beac h.
The property which lines the
Upper Newport Bay, includes
the historic Castaways and
Ne...,,porter North sites.
Council members also voted
3-2 to approve the appointment
of Anne Gifford to replace
Barry Gross on the Planning
Commision. The council also
approved limitations on the ize
of bay and greenhouse windows
for residential areas.
Sales:
Service:
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645-7952
The budget process for next
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The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Roger Carlson .... 642-4330 ext.387
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Section B
Sports on TV-radio/82
Class1f 1ed 86
Home & Gardens. 88
A dream
·team to .
~F~~e~!~B~t~
were just a portion of this
eighth-grade powerhouse .
By Dennis Brosterhous
Spons Writer·
W i1h all 1he :i111:.n1ton 1he Cn11eJ
Slate) Ol~mptc baskc1ball teJm
has been recc1\lng I 1tcl), tt c.111
be noted that the I IJrbur Ar1;a had .! ...
own ''Mini Dream 1 cam" a fc\, \ear'
back. ·
An e1gh1h grade I3u~~ Club !:>qu.1J, lc.1-
turing the ht..c' of ~1Jll l·ucrbnn~cr. Ju,-
tin ~lcln1ee, Btlh · Ul.1n1un. J c EJ~un,
Ru'>!:>ell King anJ i~ !>1:h1.,lcr, \\:t'> put to·
gethcr ju)l abuut four )l'Jr) ..igo.
· T) !>chi)lcr') father. Ke nt. "·•' at the
helm of the all--.tar tc..im and huhh tom.I
ml!moncs of tht: C\p1;nencc.
'1T) had tulll me the)' nccJcd cuache,,
and he :t)t..cd me 11 I \\OulJ b..: h1-.
co.ich.'" Scht)lcr rec..illcd ··so I c.11lcd 1m
friend John Valid}. \\ho \\ J) helping 1;1u·t
''ilh the shth grade '1ncc Eric \\:ts pl:t)·
ing .it that umc ..
.. He ran my fir)t fC\\ prac11cc) ... nd
helped me gel my ki.:t \\l.!t a little b11."
A Dream Team to remembe r - (back row from left) Mason Wertz, Ty Schisler, Justin Mcintee, Joe Eason, Coach Kent Schisler; (frtt'!l row) Derek Mann, Jaso n Fenati, Russell Kin g.
Schi)lcr') team 1n the 130\~ Club
league. the Laker), emerged .1!'1 • champi-
on) that )ear 13e~<lc!'t hb ~on I). ~kl! -
See DREAM 82
•
For · just a few dollars more ••• Japan yes, U.·S~ no
~That's all it.woul d have taken to get Newport's
Ralph Freitag to bite on Papa Bear's hook.
I f George (.Papa Dear) Halas hadn·t
been so tight with a buck, 'the Chicago
Bears might well have had Newport I
1 larbor High's one-time bone-crushing \:
fullback Ralph Freitag on the roster in the ~
early ·so~. ~~~~~~ ..... ·~~""
Bear ~couts were highly impressed with
what 1hcy had observed of the swift, 215-pound Freitag at
San Diego State in 1949-50 and dauled by the rushing
statistics he had chalke4.up prior to that at Santa Ana
Junior College.
They sent him a communique. It was definite
-they wanted him in Chicago for tryou ts. And
they guaranteed 1raveling expenses.
That wasn't the problem.
Fritag, a retired Harbor Arca school
administrator who now lives in Seal Beach, said,
"I was married and we had our first son. I asked
for some bonus money to help us through the
time of the tryouts, and they turned me down."
Reflecting back recently, he said, "In those
days that (pro ball) was a big deal. But afte r
------watching pro football over the years, I feel very
fortunate to have missed that 'great
opportunity.' " '
_. ........ ._. Translation: There arc other things in life.
Freitag was the second former Newport Harbor player
invi ted to the pro ranks in the early '50s. The other was
Manuel Muniz, an All-CIF second team choice in 1942 after
a championship season and a Little All-American first team
INCi 1 llJIS·
• TIE IMJTATION
• FIClfl' Ill> UIE
*lj!r.
selection after four year) at Arizona Slate.
Out Muniz, "ho pla)·ed tackle and \Omet1mc dcfen)t\e
end, found his knee!> couldn't bear any more pun1<,hment so
he nixed the offer from the New York Giants.
The general recall 1s that Freitag and Muniz "ere the ftr!>t
Harbor H igh griddcrs ever offered a )hot at pro football. Ha~ the Bears scout) done their home\\ork, they mighl
have discovered thal Freitag could pa s th e ball as far as the
best in. pro ball, even at age 18.
In facl, he could have "probably
owned the longest pa)s
completion mark in Orange
County prep history had his '45
Tar receiver John Fowler no.t
been one step out of the end
zone. Some observes believe the
aerial traveled 72Vz yards.
It 's not easy to dc!>cribe the
running style of Freitag. whom
his mates nicknamed "Frog," but
he ran like a brahma bull in a
Swiss crystal shop when he
thundered through the line.
No rival was safe from his
'L was almost
frightful to find
yourself stand-
ing in front of
him when he
was on the
move.• -·--'44 Sailor
bucking back and forth through the forward wall, because of
his powerful lunges to left and Jight.
"It was almost frightful to find yourself standing in front
of him when he was on the move," said •44 Sailor blocking
back Joe Muniz, brother to Manuel.
"Frog? he was just a lot of talent, but a super ~parkplug,"
said '44 T:ir tackle Dick Harper. He added, "Every team has
to have a sparkplug and he was ou rs. but he took all the
lumps and bruises for it." .
"He was the backbone of our offense forth rec yen rs,"
See FREITAG/113
~Timmons & Co. behind an
eight-ball after volleyball team
sees its first-round vi ctory
turned into defeat by ruling .
Special to the Daily Ptlot
BARCELONA -The dream of a
third s1raight gold medal for Newport
Harbor High and Orange Coast Col-
lege product Steve Timmons took a de-
cidedly wrong tum -although there
are still avenues available to the Unit-
ed States men's \'Olleyball team follow-
ing Monday's ruling, which awarded
Japan a four-set victory in pool play.
The International Volleyball Federa-l tion took away the inspired comeback
achieved the day before, reversing what
.
. , was a five-~t victory to a four-set loss
to the Japane e, 8-15, 15-12, 15-10, 15-
13.
"1 Whv? Becau e American reserve
Bob 'amuelson, playing for the injured
Bryan Ivie. was levied with a second
yellow card in the fourth set, which
1ran)late to a red card, which includes
a one-point 'penalty point to the op·
position.
It came with 1he U.S. trailing Japan,
14-13, although the penalty was not a ·
!>essed by referee Ramis Samedov of
Azerbaijan.
The referee aid he ''didn't want it
m!ilitf9
Of COSTA MESA
·~.
Barcelona~ '92
10 end that "'a}" and allo"'ed play 10
continue -play which found the U.S
miraculously pulling out lhe Victory.
Japan lodged a pro1es1 after the
game, and in an unprecedented mO\e,
the FfVB ruled after a 51,.~·hllUr mee1-
ing that Japan ,wa~ right. the referee
was wrong, an4 unan1mousl) a"arded
Japan the fourth. set
··1 feel hke ~bmeone h~ come into
my home, <;tolefl my properfY and "10-
la1ed me." aid li .S ream laptam Scott
Fortune of Laguna Beath
"I think the dcc1-;1on will be u ed to
fire our team f~r lhe resj of the 01\m
pies," said Samuel on. "I did not real
ize 1hat they assessed me a 'el·ond )fl
low card, bur i1 jc; something tha1 I will
have to deal with "
"We've go1 our backs to the \\oJll "
said U.S. Coach Fred Sturm. "But
we've faced and handled adversity be-
fore, and we are prep.trcd 10 handle it
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lM l'lynt.~oly "'Inc
Amy Frazier, Lise Gregory mull it over awaiting the invasion of Vail 1onight at John Wayne TC.
Dukes ·eye seventh straight tonight
By Richard Dunn
SportS Wntef
0 nly a disas1er border-
ing ridiculous would
bump the Newport
Deach Dukes out of the
TeamTcnnis pl ayoffs, which
begi n a week from today with
di' isional semifinals.
Dut their curreni six-match
"inning streak. the longest in
franchi~e history, will be
tough 10 ex1end 1onight at 7 "hen they ho t the
Vail Eagles (8-2), leaders of the West Division, at
the John Wnyne Tennis Club.
The Dukes (7-3). who tied a club record on
Sunday for 'ic1ones in a season, have four match-
c~ left; two at home, two on the road. Following
1on1gh1's ac1ion, 1hcy host Jimmy Conno rs and the
Llh Angeles Siring., on Friday at the Wayne Club.
As of ~londay, an estimated 250 ticke1s were
!>lill available for Friday's match. Last yea r when
Connors appeared. the Dukes sold out th e 2,400-
capacit) facility.
The Dul.cs. who:.e "inning streak i!. also a club
VOLLEYBALL:
Japanese protest upheld
In unprecedented move
From 81
again."
standard, play at Phoenix on Saturday and at
Wichita on Sunday to conclude the regular season.
The top three teams in each division advance 10
the playoffs. The Dukes, currently in second place
ahead of Sacramento (6-4), have a four-game lead
on the St ~in gs (3-7), who esscnually eliminated
thcmselve~ from po!.t-season ac tion by losing to
the Dukes, 29-18. la~t Sunday.
The Stri ngs '"ould need to win all four of their
remaining matches and hope that Newport Beach
loses its four re maining matches to tic, in which
ca e the total nmount of games \\On throughout
the sea on would determine the tiebreal..cr.
The No. 2 and No. 3 teah10, in each di' ision will
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The Dukes, in their thin.I )ear of existe nce,
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last summe r. missing the playoffs both times.
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DREAM:
From 81
tee, Edson and K~ were mem-
be rs of that team.
After the regul ar season ended,
Schisler was asked 10 put a travel
team together, one that consisted
of all-stars from around the entire
league. •
"With the likes of a Matt Fuer-
bringer and Billy Slant.on around,
it wasn't too tough to pick a 10·
member squad," said Schisler.
"And it was really a fun group to
coach.
"They took turns being the stat.
One game, it would be Matt, then
Billy, it was that type or team.
They were not only great athletes,
but great kids who have a ll turned
into great young men, as well."
The group made a trip to the
Los Angeles Sports Aren:\ to ap-
pear before and during halftime of
a Clippers game. TH'e Harbor
Arca team wns supposed to face a
unit from Inglewood, bill that
squad was a no-show.
So, it turned into an intra-quad
g,1me \\ith all 10 Harbor Area
players staying on the noor I
tire way.
"We also took this te
youth tournaments, like the one
Twentynine Palms where wt0 t.
to car pool," said Schisler. "l~iw
just a great experience fotI t
kids. I know I drove a lot ol t
kids and Justin's dad did • t
same."
One or the team's top . J:t
complishments occurred inl111
first round or the Ocean 1\fic
Junior Tournament of Cbampian
on event for junior high squadlit
"We were down 28-4 10 CGtn
ton before the end of the~,fl
quarter," Schisler explained. 'j
they were the No. 1 seed ilf,,~
tournament. Alter. starting w,Sf\
zone, we changed to a man-toy91
and press and completely tun~
around. . . 1 "We ended up winning b¥, 1
points and finished. second i"~l ·
t t .. ournamen . 11 ,
As he ha~ watched memt>c;r~
this team develo p, Schisler alf11it
he's proud of what some of he
have accom plished in recent y ';trs
"It 's an rndescribable fe 'if
watching them now," SchisJer aid
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FREITAG:
From 81
saicJ Les Miller, the Tar grid coach
in 1943-45.
AJ Muniz, kid brother to Joe
and Manuel, and a '45 guard, said,
"He (freitag) was one of the best
1 ever saw or played against. If we
could have had a team up front
for him, he would have been even
m0re sensational. But he was
about the only offense we had and
they just worked him to death."
Muniz, All-Eastern Conference
on Orange coast College's first
championship grid team in 1951,
added, "I was only 13 years ~d
then (1945), but too big to play
Bee football. Once I was sent into
scrimmage to play tackle. A trap
play developed, but no one came
across to block me. Nei<t thing I
know, here comes Freitag. He
creamed me." ·
He said, "And I went home
wanting to quit football. But later
that night, I thought,
'If I'm never going
ever saw." Sheflin could punt over
70 yards in high school and
college.
Freitag added, "Hal taught me a
lot or things about running. One
was how he used to throw his hips
into a would-be tackler.
Power-wise, I thought I had it over
him, but he was finesse."
Miller said, "If I wa·s coaching
today and had Ralph I would
probably go with him as a fullback
out of the 'l' formation. That
would give him a good start and
benefit nim more." Freitag, like
Sheflin, was not a fast starter, but
o nce he picked up momentum, he
was like a blazing locomotive.
Only one other back was faster
than "Frog" during prep days at
Newport and that was Brian
Hanzal, who came to own the
school 100-yard dash record at
10.1 ' '
Freitag recalled one amusement
from prep yeors. "In the good ofd
spring vacation days we were often
challenged by out-of-town rowdies.
We would hide (Don) Vaughn in
the back seat of the
car and at the
to get hit any trarder
than that, then I may
as well stay out.' "
. Freitag was as big
and fast or faster
than the great Hal
Shenin and there's
no doubt in the
minds of "Frog" fans
that he could have
spelled Sheflin, had
he been a senior in
'42 nnd there had
been no Sheflin.
Sheflin had a
treasury of blockers
ii\ '42 while Freitag,
s~ ror '44, lacked
thd horses ahead of
him to bolster his
record at Harbor.
'He (Freitag) was
one of the ,best I
ever saw or
played against. If
we could have
had a team up
front for him, he
would have been
even more sensa-
tional. But he was
about the only of-
fense we had and
they just worked
him to death.'
appropriate time
have him step out -
all 6-foot-7 inches of
him."
He added, "The
conversation would
change from one of
aggressive nature to
'Where are you
fellows from? Do
you know about this
party we are having
tonight, etc.' "
He also recalled
prep days when
gridmate Jjm
Douglas bought and
sold used cars to
fi nance racing
activities. Freitag
ln fact, years later,
both Freitag and
Sheflin were playing
ball together on the
Santa Ana Junior College team.
Coac~ Dill Cook consi!>tently
staf1cd Freitag. Dul there's ~ snag
to that. ~rog" said, "It's not fair to
compare us during college days
due to Hal's lung problem.''
Sheflin had suffered gas in one
lutlg during WWII and Cook could
only use him sparingly because, as
Ftcitag explained, "He couldn't
bro .. the that well." But Sheflin still
had impact in the time he did
said, "There was a
-Al rtlNZ service station in
'45 Tars guard Balboa that sold
used ca.rs, and it was
owned by the
cheapest, and most scurrilous man
we knew. J im sold this guy a .
fine-looking car. The fellow drove
it around the block, and quite
thoroughly checked it out. As we
were going back on the ferry, Jim
told us that there was just one
liule thing wrong with the car. It
had no reverse gear."
Ralph Freitag -a man fo r all
seasons.
•pm)'. So did "frog.''
: While Freitag admired Sheflin
Don C:mtrtll is a former sports
editor for the Costa Mesa Globe
llerald, forerunner to the DJJily
Pilot, and a resident of Albuq.ucr·
que, N.M.
• as a polished runner, he said, "He
: was probably the best punter I
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selection Dick Freeman, All-S-unsct league fullback Ralph Freitag, center John Shafer, end Glynn Boies, tackle Jim Qouglas.
The starting lineup in late autumn of '44 -The backs, from le ft , Dean Donald~on, Ralph Freitag, Donnie Miller and Al
Bishop. The line, from left, Glynn Boies, Dick Harper, Jim Mellon, John Sh;ifcr, Rod Gould, Jim Douglas and Rod MacMillian.
Tars were title contenders until loss of 1-.ey players to WWII military sen lee. They fini)hcd the )CJ son \\ilh a 4-2· 1 record.
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Amy Frazier, Lise Gregory mull it over awaiting the invasion of Vail tonight at John Wayne TC.
Dukes eye seventh straight tonight
By Richard Dunn
SPQtts Wnter
0 nly a disaster border-
ing ridiculous would
bump the Newport
Beach Dukes out of the
TeamTennis playoffs, which
begin a wed. from today with
dh b1onal scmifinab.
l3ut their current sLx-match
\\1nning streak;-the longest in
franchise history, will be
tough to e:..tend tonight at 7 when they host the
Vail Eagles (8-2). leaders of the West Division, at
1hc John \\'a)ne Tennis Club.
The Dul..cs (7-3). who ti ed a club record on
SunJav for victonc'> in a season, have four match-
c., lcfi: t\\O at home. t\\O on the road. Following
tonight's action, they host Jimmy Connors and the
Lo' Angelci. String~ on Friday at the Wayne Club.
Ai. of I\londay, an estimated 250 tickets were
still ;J\ ailablc for f nday's mat~h. Last year when
Connors appeared. the Dukes sold out the 2,400-
capJcity facality.
The Dukes. who!>e winning streak is also a club
VOLLEYBALL:
Japanese protest upheld
In unprecedented move
From 61
again."
standard, play at Phoentx on Saturday and at
Wichita on Sunday to conclude the regular season.
The top three teams in each division advance to
the playoffs. The Dukes, currently in second place
ahead of Sacramento (6-4), have a four-game lead
on the Strings (3-7), who essentially eliminated
th emselves from ,post-sea on action by losing to
the Dukes, 29-18. last Sunday.
The Strings '~ould need to win all four of their
remaining matchc!> and hope that Newport Dcach
loses its four remaining nrntchcs to tie, in which
case the total amount of gJmcs \\on throughout
the season \\Ould determine the tiebreaker.
The No. 2 and No. 3 team in each division will
play in the dh i!>ionJI semifinals, whale the dh ision
champion in each divi!>ion receives a bye until the
divisional final.
The Dukes, in their third )Car of existence,
were 7-7 overall in their inaugural season and 6·8
)ast summer. missing the playoffs both times.
Newpon Beach swept all five scH. last Saturday
against Wichitn, then won .four of fi,.e sets against
Los Angeles on Sunday. Connors' men's si ngles
vic tory over Rikard Dergh. 6-5 (5-1 ). was Lo::. An-
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Ruben Acosta. the Mexican
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tee, Ed)on :ind King wen~ mem-
bers o( that team.
Afte r the fegular season ended,
Sch isler wus asked to put a travel
team together, one that consisted
of all-stars from around the entire
league.
"With the likes of a Mall Fuer-
bringer and Billy Blanton around,
it wasn't too tough 10 pick a 10-
member squad," said Schisler.
"And it was really a fun group to
coach.
"They took turns being the star.
One game, it would be Mau, then
Billy, it w:is that type of team.
They we re not only greBl athletes,
but great kids who have all turned
into great young men, as well."
The group made a trip· to the
Los Angeles Sports Arena to ap-.
pear before and during halftime of
:i Clippers game. The Harbor
Arca tcom was supposed to face a
unit from Inglewood, but that
squad was a no-show.
So, it turned into an intra-squad
game wit h all 10 Harbor Arca
players staying on lhc noor •
tire way.
"We also took 1hi1 te
you1h tournaments, like she ~e
Twentynine Palms where w~ ti
to car pool," said Schisler. "I~
jost a great experience fotl t
kids. I know I drove '-lot ol t
kids and Justin's d:id did 1
same."
One of the team's top 1
complishmenls occurred inlu.s
first round of the Ocean ,\(;
Junior Tourn4ment of Cham ·
an event for junior high squadl,.
''We were down 28-4 to Can
to n before the end of the•Ai
quarter," Schisler explained. '1.-\
they were the No. 1 seed Ufs;~
tournament. After starting W
zone, we changed to a man·t<>tm
and press and completely tun~
around. 1 "We ended up win ning by
points ·and fin ished· second i"1J
tournament." ., ,
As he has watched mtm~H
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have accomplished in recent 'j ar
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sai(j Les Miller, the Tar grid coach
in 1943-45.
Al Muniz, kid brother to Joe
and Manuel, and a '45 guard, said,
"He (Freitag) was one of the best
1 ever saw or played against. If we
could have had a team up front
fo r him, he would have been even
lll0te sensational. But he was
about the only offense we had and
they just worked him to death."
Muniz, All·l!astern Conference
oil Orange coast College's first
cha'mpionship gri d team in 1951,
adtfed, "I was only 13 years old
then ( 1945), but too big to play
Bee football. Once I was sent into
scrimmage to play tackle. A trap
play developed, but no one came
across to block me. Next thing I
know, here comes Freitag. He
creamed me."
He said\ "And I wen t home
wanting to quit football. But later
that night, 1 thought,
'If I'm never going
to get hit any harder
than that, then I may
as well stay out.'"
Freitag was as big
and fast or faster
than the great Hal
s r.ernn and there·~
no doubt in the
minds of "Frog" fans
that he could have
spelled Shenin, had
he been a senior in
'42 and there had
been no Shenln.
Shenin had a
ever saw." Shenin could punt over
70 yards in high school and •
college.
Freitag added, "Hal taught me a
lot of things about running. One
was how he used to throw his hips
into a would-be tackler.
Power-wise, I thought I had it over
him, bu t he was finesse."
Miller said, "If I was coaching
today and had Ralph I would
probably go with him as a fullback
out of the 'I' formation. That
would give him a good start and
benefit him more." Freitag, like
Shenin, was not a fas t starter, but
once he picked up momentum, he
was like a blazing locomotive.
Only one other back was faster
than "Frog" du ring prep days at
Newport and that was Brian
Hanzal, who came to own the
school 100-yard dash record at
10.1
Freitag recalled one amusement
from prep years. "In the ·good old
spring vacation days we were often
challenged by out-of-town rowdies.
We would hide (Don) Vaughn in
the back seat of the
car and at the
appropriate time
have him step out -
all 6-foot· 7 inches of
him."
He added, "The
conversation would
change from one of
aggressive nature to
'Where arc you
fellows from? Do
you know about this
party we are having
tonight, etc.' "
• treasury of blocke;s
ii'\, '42 while Freitag,
s~ for '44, lacked
t"' horses ahead of
him to bolster his
record nt Harbor.
'He (Freitag) was
one of the be st I
ever saw or
played again st. If
we cou ld have
had a team up
front for him, he
woul d have been
even more sensa-
tional. But he was
about the only of-
fense we had and
they ju st worked
him to death.'
He also recalled
prep days when
gridmate Jim
Douglas bought and
sold used cars to
finance racing
activities. Freitag
said, "There was a
-Al MUNIZ service station in In fact , yenrs later.
both Freitag and
Sheflin were playing
ball together on the
Santa Ana Junior College team.
Coach Bill Cook consistently
st..,..ed Freitag. Dut there's a snag
to that. ~rog" said, "It's not fair to
compare us during s;ollcge days
due to Hal's lung problem."
She nin had suffered gas irf9one
luhi during WW II and Cook could
only use him sparingly because, as
Fwtng explained, "He couldn't ·
bre-athe that well." But Shenin still
had impact in the time he did
'45 Tars guard Balboa that sold
used cars, ano it was
owned by the
cheapest, and most scurrilous man
we knew. Jim sold this guy a
fine-looking car. The fellow drove
it around the block, and quite
thoroughly checked it out. As .... c
were going back on the ferry, Jim
told us that there was just one
little thing wrong with the car. It
had no reverse gear."
Ralph F reitag -a man fo r all
seasons.
• ·p~ So did "Frog."
: While Freitag admired SheOin
Don Cantrell ls a lormtr sports
editor for tht Costa Mesa Globe
Herald, fortrunner to the Daily
Pilot, and a resldt nt of Albuquer-
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• as~ polished runner, he said, "He
: wd probably the best punJer I
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The gang ot '44
AmonB the Sailors' heavyweights on the 19.i4 football team were (from left)-blocl.ing back Joe Muniz, All-CIF second team
selection Dick Freeman, All-S-unset league fullback Ri11ph Freitag, cente r John Shaf cr, end Glynn Boies, tad<lc Jim Douglas.
The starting lineup in late autumn of '44 -The backs, from left, Dean Donaldson, Ralph Freitag, Donnie Miller and Al
Bishop. The line, from left, Glynn Boies, Dick Harper, Jim Melton, John Shafer, Rod Could, Jim Douglas and Rod MacMillian.
Tars we re title contenders until loss of key players to WWII military sen ice. They finishl'd the ea son \\ith a .i-2· 1 record.
· You CAN COME TO DEL MAR,
OR DEL MAR CAN Ca.AE TO YOLJ.
On Wednesday. July 29th, the gates Fly open for another c;cason of down-to·thc-w1re action But
you don't have to drain your gas tan I< ro see 1t at Del Mar Be1.au t.' all the a1.uon will be simulcast live at
your nearest Satellite Wagenng Center.
The featured race on Opening Day ts a thrilling one-mile turf race, the Ocean tde !>takes. Watch as
some of the speediest three-year-olds around go nose-to· nose for th1. S7S.OOO pur.;e. •
So mark your calendars for Ope11ing Day, Wednesday. Julv 29th. Whether \'ou'rc coming or going.
it's going to be one cxc1ong start -and fm1sh .
SatrWtt Waaering &om Del Mar
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One milt t.ast ol dw ~ Fwv on iu~a. ( I
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84 Tuesday, July 28. 1992
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San Diego's Brun .takes Baxter Bowl In stride
S an Diego Yacht Club's
Vince Brun, who wa the
mainsheet trimmer for
Denn is Conner's Stars &. Stripes,
sailed a perfect fou r·racc seric
to capture the Baxter Bowl in
Stars on Saturday and Sunday, in
an event hosted by Newport Har·
bur Yacht Club.
Tim Hogan of NYC sailed hi
"Wild Irish" to a first and sec·
ond on Saturday, but with west·
crly winds picking up to 18 knots
on Sunday, it came dO\ n to the
last leeward mark or the last race
as Ph ilip Thomp on of Australia,
sailir}g "Downunder" for th e
NHYC burgee, had the trongest
chance at gening the title from
Hogan, tried for the inside posi-
tion at the rounding against fel·
lo\ countrym an Colin Bate.
A s the two Auss ies ap·
proached the "two-boat"
circle with $pinnGkcrs Oy·
ing at urfing speed up to
10 knots. Thompson
hailed B4te that there was
an "overlap" and re·
quested "room" at the
mark.
Bate hailed back that
there was no O\ierlap at
the two-boat circle and
proceeded to maneuver to
.. ••. , ..
ninger while Bate
ished third.
fin·
At the protest hearing
the jury found Thompson
wrong and disqualified
from the race and the
California State Etchells
22 championship to
Hogan.
the mark. forcing Thomp· -----
•It doc~ my heart good
to note the many ways
that yach t clubs sponsor
charities -of all types
for a wide variety ot
earth-while causes.
so n to bail out Boating
Thompson collided with
th e aft section of Bate's boat,
sending both yachts out of con·
trol. Witnesses said they were
lu cky no one was dismasted.
Thompson raised his protest
nag and sailed onto the finish
line second behind Bill Men·
Yachties do have a generous
heart, despite their competitive
spirit on the race course. We are
pleased to report your charitable
projects.
The yacht clubs of Long Beach
are proud to announce that a
special charity regatta will be
held on Sunday. Sept. 27. Pro·
ceceds will benefit the childrcns'
clinic or Long Beach which pro·
vides medicar and 50Cial care to
needy and indigent chilslrcn in
the greater Long Beach area.
Over 200 boats -re espected ot
this year's charity regatta.
One of the unique featur~i. or
this regatta is that over 90 per-
cent of the revenues go directly
to the child.rcn'\s clinic. Seven
Long Beach yacht clubs share
race me et and management re·
sponsibilities.
Several classes of boats will be
part1c1pating, including PHRF
(spinnaker and non-spinnaker),
Caltalina ' 30s, Cal 20, J24s,
snipes, Coronado 15s, Lido 14s,
sabot$, sailboards, prindlcs and
Hobie Catamaran clases.
Kimberly, a Cf-~7 out of Seal
Beuch Yacht Club, was the
overall winner of the Crew o(
Two Around Catalina race
Sundny. sponsored by the
South Shore Yacht Club.
A PHRF·D boat, it was fol·
lowed by a pair of D eta" en·
tries -23 Skidoo and My Ob·
session II.
One of the major events on
the Southern California yacht
racing calendar, the Crew of
Two is u 90-milc race from
Newport Beach to Catalina.
round the island. and back.
Fi rst boat to finish was
Heartbeat, a Wylie 46 which
crossed the finish line at 3:30
a.m. Sunday -an elapsed time
of 16 hours. 24 minutes.
CrewefT-PHAF·A -I HeatlbeJI. 111.-JBose. U'IC. 2
l's OIC ~,'Aetclltf, BVCILIYC. 3 ~ons. WlnsOIVNUnen. Ar.YC. 4 JumoflQ Jlcl flao, HMll-
me\llM1pes, SOYCllOO, s ConcO<dt Wlllamsoo/
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOT1CES
South Lewi• St., Or· eluding tht fH and tll· tori, and persona who may A HEARING on tilt pell· chasea muat be madt by PUBLIC NOTICE mtnced to tranaact bual· PUBLIC NOTICE ~~1~0~1:.1:~~ was ange CA 92888 (7t4) pense of tht trustee and of be oth..-wlH lnt.,Hled In tlon wUI be held on AU· caah and paid '°' 81 the nt11 und., lht F1ct11iou1 ---------
NOTICE OF 38M700 lhe 11\Jsts crelled by said the Wiii or tstalt, or both ol GUST 13, 1992 at t:45 P.M. 11,,,. of Nle. s.ie II aubject Flctftlou• Business Namt(s) IJsled CNl10St31t 0~•:.J=-c~yty011C~~I
TRUSTEE'S SALE IF AVAILABLE THE EX Cited, adVances, thtreun-GEORGE M ANDERSON In Dept 3A localed at 700 to canctltatlon In IN event 9u•lne .. Name above on: July I. 1991 STATEMENT 0, ...
Loan No. HILLE PECTED OPEN.ING BID dtt with lnteitst u pre> aka GEORGE MCMICHAEL Civic C.nttt D!1Ve WHt, of aettlemenl between land· ltatement Wilfred N. Cooper, Presl· WITHDRAWAL FROM 1992 P5372
T.S. No. E127835 vidtd therein and lht un-ANOERSON Santa Ana, CA 9270t. lord and obllgaled p&l1y. Tht Followln persons dtnl PARTNERIH" UNIT CODEE MAY BE OBTAINED BY paid principal of the nolt A PETITION hai been IF YOU OBJECT TO the Publlahed Newport are dol buslnt~s 11. This statement was flied OPl!RATINQ UNDER Published Newport 8t
AP# 930 09 192 CALLING THE FOLLOW· secured by said deed With flied by Bernadotte P. granll"!i of the pelltlon, you Beach.Colla Meaa Dally SPECl~ED PURCHASING W1th the County Cltrk ol FICTITIOUI Cotti Men Dally Piiot
T 0 SERVIC.E C.OMPANY ING TELEPHONE NUM· Interest ll!trton u pre> Lffltf and Fred L. Leydorf ahould appear al the htar· Pilot July 29, August 4 2435 E Coast Highway' Orange County on July 12, 9UllNl!ll ....... E 14, 2t, 28, Auguat 4, I . BERS ON THE DAY 8E· vlded in said Note. In the Superior Court of 1"11 and atalt YOOf ob-1992 • Sult . C il M , 1991 ,__ T as duly appointed Trustee FORE THE SALE· (7 l4) DATED: July 22, 1992 Ctlilornla, County of OR· jecllons or f1lt wrlnen ob-1038 C llr t;625or0<1a de ar, f499837 'fhe lottowing. ptflon has --------1 under the following d.. . TRUSTEE• FINANCE ANGE ecliona wilh tht court be-a . Pubhshed Newport Beach· withdrawn as a general PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~~·~rd~~~~~ ~~titb~ 385
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837 ~.};~~ 627-4865
CALIFORNIA. BV: GER· THE · PETITION requests !,':!r~;::/,:r;n~ 1~0~~ PUBllC NOTICE Mr~~la,v~~~~~· B!!:;. Costa Mesa P110t July 30, ~~~ne~pf:,~~ngth':.J;'~~~ ftcUtlou•
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER Published Newport ALD H. WIENER, PRES. lhat Bernadotte P. Ltsttf orb our tltornt Calif 92660 Augusl 6. t3, 20, t99I f1ct1tiou1 business name of
FOR CASH (1n the forms Beach·Oosta MHI Oally IDENT (3101 207·3077 =rer:d.!-L~~~~ ~: ·: IF ~6u ~EA C~EDITOR ftcUtlou• James P. CoMelf~ 134 T ... 98 BRIGHTON-FAIRMONT AS· •u;lnes• Na'"!
wn1cn are laSWf\Jt tender In P1tot July 2t. 28, August"· sentallvt to':dminlSler ~. or a conh"!itnl crad1lor ol au:~~ N•;n-t~~r, :;74~A, Stal each, PUBLIC NOTICE SOCIATES, al 9SO South Tht F:i~~'rn:ntpers tne United tales) and/or 1992 Pub Ir sh t d New po r I estate of the decedent lht deceased, you must file • •men • Coast Drtve, Suitt 200, d 1 b 1 • the cashiers cert1~ed or Beach·Costa Mesa Dally THE PETITION re ;,.sis your clalm with tht court The FolfoWl"!i peraona Wes w inger, 495 locust, Flctltloua Costa Mtsa, Caul. 92621> art o viR us ne~s u .
o1ner chocks specified tn T618 Pilot July 28. August 4, ti. the decedent's w1i£ and and mall a copy to lht pe,. are dol"!i bu1lnes1 as: Laguna Be~ch, Calli 92651. Bu lne H me Tilt F1c1111ou1 Bu11ness JM:~l<~RS (bs )P~€.;,g
C1111I Code Section 2924h PUBLIC NOTICE od ell 11 be admi ed sonal reprtstnlattva ·~ DIGITAL GRAPHICS, 9582 This busrntsa Is con • •• • Name rtlarred 10 atxwt Payat>le in lull al the time t992 c J s, an~ 11 pointed by the cdllrt Wltttrf Hamilton Avt. Ste. 268, ducted by: jOint Vtt1turt Statement was liltd In Orange County ALTY GROUP), 503 F
or sale) all right, lllle and vou ARE IN DEFAULT T634 ~ P~~~~1ts are :~n:~~ lour months !tom lhe datt Hunllngton Stach, Calif. Tht regl1trant(s) com: Tht folloWlng persons on March 21. 1992 leaf Avt .• COfona def
interest conveyed to and UNDER A DEED OF PUBLIC NOTICE 1 Y 1 11 1 th 111 01 llrll lsauanct of letters 92646 menced to transact busl are doing business as. F526520 Cahl 92625 now held by 11 under s~ld or ••am na on n t • 11 provided In section 9100 John Schooltt, 8955 Rlvtr· nesa under the Flctll1ous AEROWARE Full na,,,. and address of Gregory J. Ola1'°"·
Deed ol Trust In the prop. TRUST DATED JUNE &SC 845 k;~tEby~~;1~f~~· of the California Probate bend. Hunllngton Beach, Bus1ntH Name(s) listed 17742 M1tcht ll No. Suitt the peison \!rlthdnwing• Ftmle1f Avt , Corone
My hereonalter described 24, 1992 UNLESS YOU requests time l0t-l~i Cahl....92641 _ _ abovt on:_..1_u!y 3. 1992.__ A.ltY111e..CA.927t4.. A9 Group, 11 Ctl!fomle MDr. Cahl. 92625 ~
lRUSTOR WOMAS M. TAKE AC..I.lOJt 'JO PRO-NOTICE OF__ Authotity IO-&dmlnlai.t the claims win not expire ::. Ttrry Solomon, t033 Un· Lytt Vaughan Robert Fino. 18 Calle All· ent1al artnershl 950 This bu1rnt11 Is c
HILLE TECT YOUR PROP· PETITION TO ~statteA~n1e{ 1th~ lnd~~n-lore lour months from tht den Pt., Co111 Mtsa, Calif. This statemenl was flied mar, Rancho Santa Marga· iouih co'!ist Drivep, Suite ducted by: tn lndlVld\Jat
BENEFICIARY JOHN A ERTY, IT MAY 8 1! SOLD ADMINISTER 1 ~n A: n{Ts ~j o~ oh .ty•· hearing datt noticed 92627 with the County Clerk or uta, CA 92688. 200, Costa Mesa.' Calif Tht reglstrant(s) c GILCHRIST AT A PUBLIC SALE IF ESTATE OF: a es s ut on abovt Robert Segawa, 9582 Orange County on Juty 7. Jens Cutter, 372 W. Bay 92628 menc9d to lransact
•.-corded July 20. 1990 as vou NEED AN EXPLA-BRUCE QEOFFREV :'~e~~1:;fv;t'~0~z,::i•:;:r YOU · MAY EXAMINE lht Hamilton Ave., HuntJng1on 1992 s1ree1 0201, Costa Mtsa, Published Newport Beach-ntss under the Flctih "~Ir No 90·383449 In SAVILLE M D Y fllt kept by the court II you Beach, C1l1I, 92646 • F537293 CA, 92627 Co$la Mesa Daily PilOI July Business Namt(I) lit
Book page of Ollic1al NATION OF THE NA· •k• BRUCE • :~: ~~~B•~~~=I~~ art • person lnttrested In Th11 buslneu Is con· Pvbllshed Newport Beach· Thts business Is con· 28, August 4, 11, 18, 1992 above on: July t4. 1992
Records 1n the ott1ce or the TURE OF THE PR(). SAVILLE MD 1 J>~ · 1 1 lht estate, you may Ille ducted by: a general part· Costa Mes.i Dally Piiot JIMy ducted by co·partnors T-621 Grogory J. 011t10n Recorder o f Orange CEEDINO AGAINST ' • ' ng ce an very mportan with the court I rmal R nershlp The registrants com· This statement wu t.
County: said deed of trust VOU, YOU SHOULD •k• BRUCE G. •ct:•· howevtttiv!h• 1t>:; quasi ror special 0Noll~ :f Tht rtgl11ra111(1) com-14• 21 • 28• August 4· ':9~ menced to transact bu"· PUBLIC NOTICE with lht County Cletk
aescrobes tne following CONTACT A LAWYER. SAVILLE, M.D. so i :~esenta wi ihe lill"!i ol an lnvente>ty meneed to transact busl· • nen under the F1ct1hovs Orange County on July
propenv N 0 T I c E 0 F CASE NO. A1851 to r;:,~:sted 0 g;;~~,~~.!~ and appraiSll of estate ... neu undtr tht F1ct1tiou$ PUBLIC NOTICE 8usrnes~ ,Namt llsltd Flctltlou• 1992
PARCEL 1 AN UNDI· TR u 5 TEE, 9 SALE To all heirs, benettcJarles. they have ':ived notlc.t or sets or ol any pehtlon or Business Name(s) listed above on.NA Bualne•• Name F538
VIDEO , 6TH INTEREST IN UHDE R DEED 0 F cred1IOfs, contingent credl· consenltd ~ the P opased account as provtded In above on: NIA Flctltlou• Jens Cutler Statement Put>Ushed N-port 8e
A"ID TO LOT 1 OF TRACT TRUST IOfs. 11)<1 persons who may action) The lndt~ndent section 1250 01 lht Calilor· John Schooler Bualneac Name This slattment was fifed The FoOOWl"!i persons Cost• Mesa Dally Pilot J NO 10649 IN THE CITY OthtrW1St be Interested In d I Ion utho I will 1111 Probalt Cod• A Re-This stattmtnl WIS flled St I I wllh the County Clerk ol are do111g bosmess as· 28 Aug I 4 11 Ill 199 OF COSTA MESA AS Nollet IS herebl i •v.en the Will or Hiatt, or both. ~mmstr:: nla '~t quest for Special Notice Wllh lht County Clerk of T F~to•mon OlangeCountyOt\June30, AA MURPHY & ASSOCI· • us •••
SHOWN ON A MAP RE· lhat FINCANCE l C LI OR· of: BRUCE GEOFFREY est:Ja~rso"n ~=-e~n n0~ form II available from lht Orange County on July 21, are ~:Ing obu:i'~s ~:'.50ns 1992. ATES, 16534 Mt l<lbby, ________ T....,j
CORDED tN BOOK 467. NIA, • alllom • corpara· SAVILLE, M.O. aka BRUCE )ecUon 'io the """lillon and court clerk 1992 (alA COSTA MESA JEW F538553 Fountain Valley. c1111. PUBLIC NOTICE
PAGES 43 ANO 44 OF MIS· lion. as trustee pursuant to SAVILLE, M.D., aka BRUCE r-Atto~r for ta.-Petl· F538915 ELERS ANO LOAN CO. Publlshtd Newport 92708 --------ol c ELLAN E 0 us MA p s. a Deed of Trust executed G. SAVILLE, M.D. shows good cause Why the .... p L & A ll't-Utlo RECOROS OF ORANGE by GENE OSTROW ANO A PETITION has l>Hn court ahould not Qfllll tht tlonw: Published Newport Betcll-(b)A COSTA MESA GOLD Beach.Costa Mesa Daily 111 .. er ss~tet, Inc., r"' u•
COUNTY TOBY OSTROW. husband filed by MICHAet J. GERT· authority MICHAEL V. Costt Mtsa Da1ty Pdot July BUYERS CO. (c)A COSTA Pilot July 7 14 21 28 A Calilotnia Corpgrat•on, Bualneae Name
EXCEPTING THEREFROM and wilt, and Recorded NER In lhe Superior Court A HEARING on the peti· VOLLMER, EIQ. 29. Auguat 4, 11, 19. 1992 MESA JEWELERS ANO 1992 , ' • • !6534 Mt l<ibby, Fountwn Statement
UNITS 1 TO 6 INCLUSIVE July 9, 1992 as tn11rumen1 ot Cahlomla, County of OR· ~o~ST~~ t>e..,,.~eld on APU· t8400 Von Kannan T-626 A19tU~TSOl,N, Cocsota' M6t90sa. CWaels11' t599 ~4ii'1~Y· ~~'!'in~~0811 con-artr~:1n~t1i;;,~ :; AS' SHOWN ON THAT No. 91 ·352968. Olflclal ANOE. • • 1r-r It 1:45 M Ave., .... eoo " OT CE dUC1ta b II • CERlAtN CONOOMINIUM Records of the County Re-TI-IE PETITION requests In Dept. No. 3A located II Intl-,.. .. 827•1 PUBLIC NOTICE 92627 PUBLIC N I y: 1 COIPora on LA DOLCE VITA, 3835
PLAN RECORDED JUNE corder ol Orange County, that MICHAEL J. GERTNER 700 C1111c Centw Dr. Wtst, .... , -' Samy S. Soliman, 29124 Tht regislrant(I) com· c1f1c Coast Highway,
15 1982. AS INSTRUMENT Cahlornla; and pursuant to be appointed u personal Santa Ana, CA 92701. (714) 852.o&33 Flctltlow Highmore Ave ' Palos Vtr· Flctltlou• menced to transact busl· rona dtl Mar, ca111 9262 NO 82.203112 OF OF· the Nollet of Otlault and reprtsentallvt to admlnls-IF YOU OBJECT to the Publl1htd Ntwporl BuMnff• Name dts, Caill. 90274 BualneH Name ntU undtr tht Fictitious Corona ltahan Bakery I
FICIAL RECORDS OF SAID Election to Sell thereunder ter tht estate of the dee• granting ol the petrtlon, you Beach.Coata MM& Dally ltatement This busineu Is con· Statem.nt ::~~·:. J~~~·~ ~~;<' t Cahfomla C0tp , 3835
ORANGE COUNTY. recorded Aprll 20, 1992, as dent. should appear at the hear· Piiot Juiy 27, 29, August 3, The Followlng peraons ducttd by. an lfldlllidull Tht Followl"!i peraons Vernon G. Pillker • PresJ. clfic Coast Hlghw..,,
PARCEL 2· UNIT 3 AS lnstrumenl No. 92·256324 THE PETITION requests Ing . and stale your ob-l992 . art doing business .,. The ttgl1trant(1) com· .,, doing bv1>ntss as: Cltnt • rona det Mar, Cahf 9262
SHOWN ON THAT CEA· of satd Otf1c111 Records. tht decedent'• WILL and JIClion• ()( filt wnnen ob-M437 NEWPORT HAR80R AN· menced 10 transacl buSI· TARRGA PRODUCTIONS. This Staltment WI ftltd Thi• buslnt11 1$ c
TAIN CONDOMINIUM v.111 Sall at 10:00 • m. on C.odlcil•1 If any, be admitted 1ecllons With lhe cour1 be-ESTHESIA BIWNG SER· ntH undtr lht FICll!IOUS 19732 Elmwood Cir .. Hun· Wl1h !he Couoty ~l~k ol ducted by; a cor~allon
PLAN REFERRED TO IN Augusl 18. 1992 ti ine to probate. The will and '°'' lhe hearing. Your ap. PUBLIC NOTICE VIC~ 35t Hospital .Road, Buslneu Namt(s) lisi.d tlnglOll-e.ech, CaJTt. ~9 Orange County on June 26 Tht rtgfsHan (•) co THE ABOVE DESCRIBED Chapman Avenue enlrance anv codicils are avallablt pearance may be In peraon Suitt 413 N-port Beach abollt on: N/A Thomas Michael N1c1011, 1992 • menced to lranuct bu
PARCEL 1 10 the Civic Cenler Build· tor examtnalion In tht flit or by your attorney. NOTICK Calll 92663 ' Samv S. Soil!'Tlfn t8732 Elmwood Ctr .. Hun-ne11 under the
p AR c EL 3 N 0 N 1n9, located at 300 E. ktpt by the court. IF vou ARE A CREDITOR INVITING ••DI Brl~n 0 Blssonntllt Ttlll lllle"'*nt WIS filed hngton Buch, Caltl. 92648 FS3ea3t Bu1•nt11 Name(s) list
EXCLUSIVE EASEMENTS. Chapman Avenue. Orange, THE PETITION" requesis or a con11ngent cradrtor of Nollet 11 hereby grven 23491 Swallow Lant, La~ witl'I Iha Covnry Cltrk of M1chttl l<tl Black, 615 S Published N-port Beath· above on· June 8, 1992
FOR INGRESS PEDES· Ca11forn1a 92668, at pvbl;c authority to administer tht lht deceased, you must file that tht Board or Tru1tH1 ForHt Caltl 92630 01•"11• County on June 24, Euclid, Santa Ana. Caltl, CoSla Mesa Dally Pilot July Charles Fede<
TRIAN WALKWAYS AND auction, to the highest bid· estale under the lndepen· your ctalm with the c.ourt ot the Coast Communrty Donna D. Staughltr, l506 1992 92704 7, 14, 21, 28. 1992 This statement was Ill
GENERAL RECREATIONAL der for cash payable at the denl Admlnl1111llon or Es· and mail 1 copy to tht Ptf• College Dl1trict of Orange Vivian Lane Newport Fl39013 This buslntu Is con. T·577 .,.11h lhe County Cltftl
PURPOSES OVER AND lime of sele In lawful tatts Act. (This authority sonal rtprt1en1at1vt •P. County, California, wiU r• Beach, Calif 9266o Published Newport Beach-dueled by· • gtnetal part· Orange County on June 2
UPON THE COMMON money or the Unlled w1U tllow tile personal rep. i::nted by the court wrthln ctfve lffled bids up to but This bullntss 11 con-Costa Mtsa Dailv Pilol July ntfshlp PUBLIC NOTICE 1992
AREA AS SET FORTH IN States. alt roghl, llllt and Ill-resentatllles 10 takt many our months lrom lht date no 1a1., than 11 :oo AM, ducted by: an un ncorpo-7 14 21 28 1992 Tht reg11trant(s) com· F53824
ARTICLE XIII ENTITLED teresl. ·conveyed 10 and actt0ns without obtaining of firs! Issuance of lttters TuHdty. Augutt 18. 1992, rattd association other • • • ' T 586 menctd to lransa~t bUSt· Fictitious Publlihed Newport Bue
· liASEMENTS OF THAT now held by it under aald court approval Before tak· 11 provided In section 9t00 at the Purchaal"!i Depart· than a partntrshlp • ntss undtr tht Fictitious Buelneu Name Costa Mesa Daily PO
CERTAIN DECLARATION deed In property situated In 1"11 cenaln very Important of the Calllornla Probata ment of the District located Th• rtglslrant(s) com-PUBLIC NOTICE Bus1nt1s Name(s) listed Statement June 7 14 21 21 1992 OF COVENANTS. CONDI· sald County and Statt and •ctlons, however, the per· Code. The llmt fOf filing 11 1370 Adams Avenue, ~ to transact busJ. above on· June 20. 1992 The FolloW1ng pttaons • · · · .
TIONS ANO RESTRIC· described H loll~: tonal represtntaltlle will be claims will not expire be-Bldg. D, Costa Mtaa, Cal,. neu undef the F'ictJtlou.s Flctltlou• Tom N1cloll art d01"11business11· T
TIONS RECOROEO JUNE EXHIBIT ''A" required 10 gtve notice to ~ore lour monlhs from lhe fomla, at which ti,,,. bid• Buslntu Name(•) hlled BualneH Name Ttw1 statement was tiled CAELUM COUNSELING PUBLIC NOTICE 15. 1982, AS DOCUMENT LEGAL DESCRIPTION Interested person• unless taring date notlctd wUI be publicly opened and above on: Junt 1. 1992 It I I with lht County Clerk or CENTER. 833 Oo11er Duve.i----------i
NO 82·20311 3 OF OF· Lot 25 of Tract No. 73116, In they have waived notice or above. read tor: Donna o. Siaught., • emen 011nge Counly on July 7, Suite 23. Newport Stach, FlctJIS.U•
FICIAL RECORDS OF OR· the C11y ol Newpart Beach, consented to the propoaed YOU MAY EXAMINE lht PURCHASE OF STAGE Thli alatement wu filed The Follo~"!i pe~sons 1992 Calli 92663 au.Ines• Name
ANGE COUNTY, CALIF OR· County ol Orange, Slit• of action.) The lndtpendtnl file kept by the court. ~ LIGHTING EOUIPMENT, A Wllh tht CO\.l'lty Cltrk of ·~· ud~';Jy~;:ne~o a: FE e F5372tM Ellen Seely Fam.ty Couo-lt•t•ment
NIA. Cal1l0<1111, ts per map ,.. admlnisllatlon auth«rty will ate 1 ptrlOll 1ntert1t In PART Of ORANGE COAST Orange County on JUiy 7, HOUSE t 175 Baker St Published Newport Beach-sell"!i Corporation, Cahtor· The Following per11o
APN 930.09·t92 corded In Boole 315, Pages be granled untes1 an Inter· t~h ~~talt, you! mayl :1e COLLEGE ROBERT B. 1992 Suitt f-.24 Cosla Mesa Costa Mesa Daily Pilot JUiy n11. 833 Dovtt Drive, Suite are douig buslntss aa:
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT 40 to 46 Inclusive of MIS• Hied person lilts an ob-WI 1 ft cgurt ral ~ma1 8j MOORE THEATRE RENO. F537289 Calil 92626• ' l4 21 28 August 4 l992 23, Newport Beach, Clhl BANZAI FUTONS 2t0 UNDER A DEED OF TRUST cellantous Maps, Ir) the Of· Jectlon lo tht Ptlitlon end qulS or pee otct 0 VATION PROJECT p tied N Bea Joe'R 30 s • • • • 92663 &2nd SI Ne....J>Ot1 Beac DATED 5'29 90 UNLESS flee ol th• County Rtcordtt shows good cause why the lht fill"!i 01 tn lnvente>ty All bids art to be In ac· ublis e....port ch-~udto, 1 1 tone-T-&05 Thll bualntu 11 con· Ctl 1 9~
YOU TAKE ACTION TO or said Counly . court should not grant the and apprtosal of'. stttt as· c0<dtnee with the Bid Doe· Coata Mtst Daily Pilot Jliy ;~~2:L, osta Mesa, Ca~! PUBLIC NOTICE dlJded by: a corporation Jiu' 01ant M•QH 1586 o
PROTECT YOUR PROP· Eircopt all 011, oil rights, aUthorrty. sets or ol lily petrtlon 01 umenta Whleh •• now on 14, 21 , 29. August 4, 1992 Tht rtglstrant(s) com· 8 t Av C • M
ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT minerals. mineral rights, A HEARING on the ptll· accc:iunt 11 pro\/lded In lilt and may be HC\#ed In HI02 Dtve Ronquillo. l80t ISth Fictitious mooced to transact busl· c'!Y.f 926:7 Olla •1
A PUBLIC SALE.. IF YOU natural gas rlghls, and llon will be held on AV· r.ection l250 of .the Cahlor· the office o tht Director of St, Newport Beach, Calif. auaJM .. Na111e ne•• under the Ftct111ous Thi~ buslntu 11 co
NEED AN EXPLANATION other hydrocarbons by GUST 27, t992 at 1:45 P.M. ~a :;r~b~t•s ~:· ~ ~ PUfchaslng of the Oiatrkt. PUBLIC NOTICE ~2:; business 11 con-Statement Busrneu Name(•) listed ducted by: an lndivlOU31
OF THE NATURE OF THE whatsoever 111me known, In Dept. 3A localed at 700 ue 0 peci 0 No bldd• may w11hdraw ducted b . 11 pan The following peraons above on· fl{ A Tht rtgtslr1nt(•) co PROCEEDING AGAINS r t~I ma~ be within or undet CMc Centtf Drive WHt, l0<m 11 available !tom the Ills bid tor a pe1fod of '°'1y· fktttlou• nershl Y a gentt · ert doing buslnfts IS: Ellen SHly, Prt1idant menced 10 transact bu~
YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· said land. togelhtr wll~_tht Santi Ana, CA 92701, court clerk. "' live (45) days tft., the date Buslnese Name Tht ~t lstranl(I) com· SKYRANCH SYSTEMS, Th11 stlltment w11 ftled nan under the FictltlOu
TACT A LAWYER. petpetual r19ht of drilling, IF YOU OBJECT TO tht Attorner for pell· stl tor the openlllg thefeot. a .. tement mtr\Ced ~o transacl buiJ. 2308 Santi Ana Avenue with the County Clerk of BuslntH Namt(s) 1111 26'5 ELOEN #3, COSTA mining, expforl"!i. and op. gr-anting of tht petition, you tloner: The Board of Tru1tH re-The FolloWlng peraona neu undtf the "C1ltioua Costa Mtn, Calif. 92927 ' OrlJ\O• County-On J"'1e 26, above on: Januar-y
MESA, CA oration lhtrtlOf, aod stor· should appear at the hear· HUFSTEDLER, KAUI fffVet the privilege Of r• ••doing buslfleu u : Buslntll Namt(s) hsted Mlchatl Charlt1 Pask· 1992 1987
"(II a strtet tddrt1s or Ing In and !emovf"!i the 1"11 and 9'alt Vo'JI ob-& ETTINGER. 3SS S. Jecll"!i *"'I and Ill bids or ALUMA PRODUCTS. 2900 above on· not apphcablt erlan, 2308 Santa Ane Ave., F53e240 J•I MagH
common d11tgnauon ol ume rrom said land or •rrv )tctlon1 or lilt written ob-Grand Ave., 39th Fir., to waive any ltTegutarrtlt1 Brislol St.. COiia Mtaa, Joe A ulllo Costa Mesa, Cahl 92627 Published Ntwp011 Beach< Tht1 11atemenl was m
property rs lhown 1bovt. olher land. Including the )ect1on1 with the court be-L 0 • An 1 •I••, c A or lnlormafihn In any bid Calif. 92626 This ~1,,,.nt was liled Ellzabe•h Ann P11keilan. Co11a Mtsa Otlly Pllot July wnh the County Cletk o
no warranty Is grvon as to nght to whlpstock Of direc· fOft the hearing. Your ap. 80071•3101 or In the bidding. John Nicholas Urdta, with the County Cltrk ol 2308 Sentt Ana Avt., 7 14 2I 29 1992 Otange County on June 26
Its compleleness or cor· :•on.illy drill a!ld mint from pearance l'T\IY be In person P bll h d N llgnecl: /SI al!TTY t6t74 Mt. Nimbua, Foun-Ora"!it County on July 2t Costa Me1a Cahl 92627 ' ' ' • T 513 1992 rtciness)" The beneficiary ands other than thos~ or by 'IOUt enomey. u 1 • twport BALDWIN, Director ef taln Vllley, Callf 92709 1992 ' This bu11nen · Is co,... • F~42
under said Qttd of Trust. herttnabove dtscnt>ed, oil IF VOU ~EA CREDITOR Beach.Costa Mesa Dally Puroha•lnt Coaat Mike George Ufdea, 16174 ,128918 ducted by: huaband and PUBLIC NOTICE p bu h d Newpor'I 8t h bV reason of a breach °' or gas wens. tuMet1 and or t contingent eted11or of Pilot JUiy 2t, 22. 28, 1992 C 11 'C 11 Mt. Nlmbu1, Fountain Val-wilt u 1 • ac
datautt 1n tne obhgallons shahs into, through or ttie dectaltd, you musl fii. T819 °"'"'"" J O •t• ley, Calif. 92709 Publlahed Newpon Beach-Tht rt lslrantts) com. Fictitious Cotta Mtsa Dally PtlOt Jul
secured !hereby, hertto· acrou the $ub1urtace of your claim with the court Dletrlot Charles Benjamin Rav, Coll• Meu Dally Piiot July ,,,.need ~o transact bull· •uslM" N•nM 7, 14, 2t, 28, 1992 lore execU1ed and dellll· the land hertlnabovt d• and mall a copy 10 the per· PUBLIC NOTICE Open a Au1u•t t 8, 2900 Brlllol Suitt 6-106, 28, Auguat 4, ti, 19, 1992 Mii undtf lhe FtctrtJOOt ltat t T
ered to lhe undersigned e scribtd I nd to bottom aonal repr ... ntallve ·~ 1M2 • t tcOO.. Coatlt Mesa, Calif. 9262e T-625 Bualnen Name(•' hStad T F .men
written Declarauon of O• such wn1p5toclr.ed Of dirte· POint9d by the court wrthin BIC 83e aid No. 190~ Thia b.ielneu 11 con-above on· Juty 20 l992 he olloWf"!i persona PUBLIC NOTICI
tautt and Demand for Salt , tionally drilled went, tun-lour months from th• d•l• NOTICE OF Publlahed Ntwporl ducted by: a general part· PUBLIC NOTICI Mlchaet Charle• Pask.,lan ~~~ ~;s'~N~: p 0 l"lcltttleu
and wr111en notice ol d• nets ind shins undtt tnd of first l11uance of ltners PETITION TO Beach/Coata Mesa Dall ntflhlp This 1ta1tmtt1t was filed Bo 924 7 ' • · • toull and of election 10 beneath or beyO<ld lhe tx· 11 prolllded In aec11on 9t00 ADMINISTER p,101 July 28 August 1 The rtgl1tranl(1) com-Flotltlou• With the County Clerk of Av! Cor0na 'J: M-:,ar~~ ..,......_ ....... cause tht undersigned to terior hm1t1 thereof, and to of tn. C.lltornla ProNtt l!ITAT• OF• t992 • • mtnc9d to transact bull· •uMne" Name Orange CountY on Juty 20. e262s ' .' · Stat...,..
son said property lo satrsty rtdrill, rt1unntl, tqulp, Code The ti,,,. for lil1"11 • nan under the Fictitious ltat_......t t"2 The F~
said obhgahons, and thtr• mainlaon, repelr, dHptn cl11ma Wfft not expl,. be-LOUii C. SPEL Tl T838 Bu1tne11 Ntme(1) llated The Folk>wl"!i pertoo1 ,538790 ~1·~1~~ Vanl~d1~· are doing buslnfft aa:
1lltr the undersigned and operate any tuch walls lore lour montt11 frOl'll the CAii! NO. At8t980 PUILIC NOTICI above on: July 20. 1992 ert doing bullneu 11· • . arioo V· PROFESSIONAL TOUCH caused said notice ol d• or m1ne1, wllhout, howev.,, heari ng dete nollced To all heira, bentllclarlt1, John N. Urdea GPL BUILDING MAiNTE· Published Newport Beach-tnut, Corona cftt Mar, SERVICES, t09 Broottllnt
lault and of t lactlon to be lht righl to drill, mine, above. Cfedltor1, contingent credl· PU•l.tc NOTtC• Thia ataf9ment was llled NANCE, 37t w. Wilaon St. Costa M"8 Diiiy Pilot Ji.Jy ~~\'· 9~8251 1 Lane, Costa Men. Calif
recorded April 2, 1992 as store, txplOfe and operalt YOU MAY EXAMINE the 1, and persons who may NOTIC• OP with lhe County Clefk ol IA. Costa Mtla, Calll. 21, /l.ugutl 4, t 1, 18, 1992 duet~.!~ ne~ ¥11 uJon-~14 1n11r No 92·206n9 In ll'ltough lht surface or the file kept by the cowt If you othtrwlae be lnttr91tad In Orange Coun1y on .Juty 2I 92627 T-623 w,. an 1 d ChriatlNI L Arnold, IO&
Book P•gt or Olhc111 upper 500 feet of 11\t aut> art a peraon lnl•Httd In lh• ~II or eetate, or both, PUBLIC SAi.a 01' 1992 ' George Alt>ett LMI, 371 w. The rtglatrant(•) com. Brookline lane, Costa
Records tn the office or the surface of the land herein· lhe estate, you mav flit ot: A•ANDON•D PROP· ,138913 Wilson $1., Coeta Mesa, PUBLIC NOTICE menc:ed nJ:, tr1n1aot bu•I-Me ... Calif. 82UM514
recorder of Orange county above doscribtd, H r• wltn lhe coun a formal R• LOUIS C. SPELTS KRTV P lahed N BHCh-Calli 12627 neu u the fleti110U1 Thia builneH la con-
Said Salt w111 be maot served in tile deed r• quHt tor Speclll Notice of A PETITION has been Notice 11 hertby ~ ... ~-M D~ ..... .,..., Glofla Palricll LHI, 37t w. l"lcltltleue B~u. ~ame(a) ll•i.d due1ed by: an lfldMduel but without covenanl or COfdtd July 29. 1976 In lhe filing of an lrWentC>fY flied by ELIZABETH 1ha1 the undefSIOntd W... .__... ... _, _, _, Wilson S1 Cotea M... ..,....... ..._. a.,.,... on .,..tobef 1974 fhe reglllranl(I) com-
warrenry, trprt11 or tm-Book 11830 Page 127 of and appralall of •tat• ... SPELTS In the Superl0< ltnd1 IO ... the Ptfaone1 H . Auguat 4, 11, 11. 1"2 Calif 12eai • ltat_...... h'WW4am ~ Vanlandlng-"*'Ced lo tranaact butt.
plied. regarding tillt pos. Offic1a1 Records 1et1 or of tlf'/ petition or Cour1 of Cal1fornla, County property delCflbed btloW T~ Thi• bualne11 11 con· The following peraona am neN under lhe FICtltlOUI
atsslOn. or encumbrances Property known a1· 55 account ts pro\/lded In of ORANGE. 10 enfOfce a lief\ lmpOltd duc1td by: hulband and are dol"!i 1>Ualnel1 es: Thi• statement WH llled BullnHa NlrM(I) lilted
10 pay the romainlng prlncl· Gotlrla Point Drive, N-· ~Jon 1250 of the CaJllor· THE PETmON requests on Hid pr~ undef the PUBLIC NOTICI Wlft AMBIENT MONITOAINQ wnh lht County Clerll Of above on: .Juty 1, 1911
pal aum ol the note(s) s• porl Sti ch, Callfornla n1e Probate Code. A Re-lhal FIRST INTERSTATE CaJ1IOfnia a.If~ S10t• The reglatranl(I) com-INSTRUMENTS, 24 Clear· ?'99T County on JtAy 7, Chr111tna L. Arnold
cured by aald deed ol 92625 qlffll for ~ Notice BAHi< be appointed II per· age Facllfty Act (Bua. I CNStottOJt menctd to transact buf1. brOOll, lrYlne, Clhf. t27t• Thia ataternent wat lied Trust, wilh lnttrtsl u In The lotal tmount of the lorm la •valable from the aonal repf'eaentatl\19 10 •d· Prof Code at211()0.:Zt11t). l"lcltllleue .,.., undef the l'tellllOUI Fe'co Van 08' La.an. 24 l'SJ7a87 with the County Clef1t of
said note provided. ad· unpaid balance or lhe Obll• COUft ctetk. mlnlat., lhe -... Of lhe The undtr9lgNd will ... ...... ... lllw au.m.u Name(•) Hai.cs Cltart>roott, lrvlne, Calif. Publi1hed ~ 8"ch· Orange County on July 21,
111nca1. 11 any, undtt tht gallon aecured by the Attorner for the decedent. al PUbllc Ml• by compeCI-st .. •••nt •bOVe on; NJA 12714 C0tt• Meta Delly Pliol ~ tl92
ltrml ol said Deed or PfO~ lo be •old and , .... lonen THE PETJTI?N reQutatl It~ blddina (WfMlen eeeled The ,olowlng persona George A LHI Eric M. Kett, 15' Q~ 14, 21, 21. Augutt •• 1192 1'13'90I
Truat, '"'· ch1rg11 a.nd reuon eblt t1tlmattd VICTORIA C Avrt the decedent 1 WIU. ana bld1 mey bt tubmlMd In •e dolna bullr'9tt u · TIU Ntemtnt waa Ned Aw. Santa larbera. Calif T.f03 Publilhtd Newport hecti-
txpenst1 of tilt Trvatff costs, upenaea and eel· ATTORNSY AT LAW codtcll1, lhny, be admnted adVanc.) on 1he 1 tttt CleY LA BAU ASSOCsATCS with lhe COunly Clefk of 13111 Costa M D...,.. Hot ., ....
and or the IN at1 created vane.a at the time of the C ......._ 10 ~. The will and of Augule ttN, • 10:00 245 FlaCMr Awenue, 8* Orange County on Jll'f 2t, Thia Dutlne11 11 con-PUIUC NOTICI ... •·-~4 tt''ii ieii'' by 111d OHd of Trust. Initial J:l\JblJc:atlol"I of the No-4340 ....,. .... ...., any codlcl9 .,. IMlllable AM. on the prtmlHI Da Costa Mtaa, Calif. 1992 ducted Dy: a general Piii· ..... ._at • • •
Said sal• wlll be held on· lie• o{ Si le la S409,179.60. lte 100 '°' tx.amlnatlon In lhe fir. Where aald ptoper1y hat mn FIJe808 oenNp Flottt._1 T424
Migull 11, 1m . at 1·30 In addition to cath, the Newpert heoh, kept by the C<IUlt. ~ ltorad and wtlleh.,. Gtt'9 Sulll¥an, 2511 C....· Publilhed Hewpon leach-Tht reglatrant(1) com-......._ .._
pm In lhe tobby 10 "'' Trust" wm accept certl· CA ffeeG TH! PtTITION ,.quests loCMed • 17'ttl 8'r9't w ,,..... H9wport IMc:tl c.iit ,,..~. ,........ fNtlCecl lo ttenuct butt-St.eawl bu1ld1"11 loctted at 601 fled. cuhler ctlecka, (714) 7....., authority to ad"'"9ttf IN SIOtlQt, 170 w. 17'ttl a..... ..U · · __, M"' t.-,. P11oC .My ""' under the Fk:Mioua The 'Ollowlng peraont
South Ltw11 StrHt, Or· checkl drawn by a Statt Of Publlthed Ntwport •tatt under the lndtpen-c-4, Cotta Meaa, 0r.,,.. ~ J Guyer 241 ,la-21. Auguat t:' t 1. 11, 1eez lwlneu Name(•) 11aiact .,. dolnQ bullnttl •:
ange, Cahlomla t 2G68 Ftdtral Credit Union or dent Admin1911'atkln of E• ~. lta1e of C...omlL cher A~ i~ D2 T4" lb0¥t on· Aprll 1, ltt2 THE YARD OAGANl.Zl!R
Al int time of 1he 1nn111 S1111ng1 A11oc1111on, or 8tach·Co1ta Meta Dalfy lat• Act. (Thie 9Utt'loflty Ttnantt N9me· Diie ,.,.. c.. MeM. C.. taat • ... UC -nci Eric M K... po loll n lalbOe ~·
publlcatlOn ot lhl• noire.. Saving• Bank, •uthOl'lled PlloC .My H . 29, A41guat 4, wlll .now the S*90NI,. 1ty· vartow car Md tnGIN Thi• butlnets · la ce>n-rv• -TN9 .....,,.,.. ._ llecl ce.t. t29U, 224 Collini
the total t mout11 or the un-10 do bv1lne1t In Ihle ttta ,.Hnl&tllle to tall• meny Nft•. "°" ~ . .._, Mtect by. • gener11 ,.,,. -. the ~ o.rti of Awe 8llbo9 llland Cellf paid balance ol the ot>lfga. Slate. All Checkl mutt be Tm actlont ..nhcMA olltlillll19 ilbelglaM body 10 car, ~ ,,.,... ' , ... 70 Orangt County on JtirV II, NMa '
1ion11ecu1ed by the .i>ovt currently dtted. In the .. •auc-ncl OCMt epprowaa, 9efote tlk· merous nun, bol9 and The ,.1 111,.,,1<•> com-,...,,.. 1"2 llwon c. HM. U• eoi.
dtscrlt>ed deed of tru11 ~nl tender other lhtn rv nv Ina ceNln "'Y !mp0!1n atorege dr9WSf menctd lo trMNCI butt-...... ..._. Pl.... 11ne Awe lalboe lltand.
Ind esUrnated co•t•. tll· cuh 11 acetpttd. tilt ecttont. however, -Ptf· TtNnee NarM: Tim M>-,.. undaf .. ,..... llel••• ~ Newpoft ...._. Ce11f '*' pentn, Ind adVtnCM 11 lrutlH may wltl'lhold ~ tlTIOI Sonal ,......,._,. wll be bOft, UNI IS: 20 • langlte 9wt1MM ....... (I) ll"9d 'n'9 fo1oM11 ""'°"' •• Collla ..... D1tfr ..._. :My Thie t>uatnet1 It c~
St39 195 29 lltuanc• or the TrUltM I '90Tte• OP ~ '° ... nolct IO ~ f'VC .. .. abOwe on·~ t 1• doll'll -----• ......... t .. -dueled bf:"' lndMdult ~ ii poatlble that at tht OHd untll func:t1 btOOme N'TITIOM TO ~ ,.,_,. ""'"• toinn. lttOf'9d ......... .._ ~·~ ' THI"" IC>Um' 'MllRVA.o · ._ •• 1• 1 1T.-The retllltent(a) com-• Sime of •ale the opening evallable 10 the P•YM or ADlll.,STP IMy n... _.,..,~or '°4*, laddar, lmglilllon MIP' TN9 •••"*" w ...., TlON ~. Jtll AedhMI ._.. ~ lo .,.,... ..,._
bid may be t.11 th111 tht tfid0t... u a matttf Of •STAT• OP coneentad to the protM*Cf pllet .... eouney °"' of AV9f1Ue.t !Ufet , •. C:O... eta.elfted 11..... neu undaf the ~
total ~tdneP di,.. ''Cc, OSORQS a doll.) Ttle lndaptlldelll Landlord rtlafVft 1"9 er.,.. ~ on -Mr I ...... ~. ~11 C O • v • • I • • T •11ne11 Nlffte(e) _, Oele: 7113112 . tale wilt be l'llldt, MDal80ll... ... ........... , ::'::'t: ,.,. to Md• the ..... ""'" t• ' WNC & AlllDlllH, Inc, ~ you're ...,,.. ....._on: :My 1, .,.
T .D. SUMCI CO .. W WllhClul eownant °' GaWll .. 9C11Ml be ....... ....._ "' ' TtMnldng of Nw1nt a NHlll Celeomll. 3111 W ""' Ing. M111r'9, or luat T'hlnklnQ of ~
PMl'f, • MN Trvet .. , ~ ... -~ ~ A11DD9011 = ~ ::.:;' : gerege Mle'P Qlwe .. Nt111t1M ....._. .... = ~.i:.-:,.~ IOolllng, CIM8"'9cl hel lll'eee ...., Ofwe U:
., Dlw .,.....,., a. Ntalon or tncilmbrMCee, C... ... AtllOtl ._. llOOd --_,the •call C.... ..... Deir Nae .Mr TNI ~-11 ._. ~-WoU Medi e oa11t
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MUCIOTICll "*IC llOTICll PUILIC NOTICH ..UIUC NOTICH PUlllC NOTIC!I PUIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES OHITUA H\' HMM NOTI~ AA(A DESIGNATED AS PATIO ~~~ ~1-;:11#1"'':' the , ... ~r'll llPl'-U °' Sl>ilt" edh:IONll por par1e ff de.c<ibed at>Ow 11 P'Jf· DEVELOPED OR TAKEN Code, 11.11nomed to do C>OtMISIO(I Of olhtf en-TO AOMINSTER ANO PAIUCING SPACE •~ •M•Hi rtlfvnud 10 111 p~2 dullQllillllli un thu Pla11 11 le ootte. port.CS to be 2•5 FlKhlf ON, IN. UNDER OR FROM bu11n1u In tnt State ot cumbtancte, to satt•ly tt101.---------.. ESTATE OF· APPURTENAMT TO AND HAY·~ Pt1k11~ $JMIC.ll~S) PS 72 E•laten otroi requlal· Avenu., ID-e. CoslAI MMa, SAJO LANO OA ANV PART Cai.tomla, ,All PAYABI.£ llllP&ld ot.1igauv11e &4teurt1d
f1o1Mrt 8ie,hMe ING THE SAM( Nl*ll(R •S PAACeL 4 Edk'f11u111, PS 73 lo• l•t•I••· fluede que c:hfomla 92628 ~g~~!E~F AN~·~~~rUJF AT tHr: TIME OF SAl.E, all by H id Otod o1 Tru1;t, with
Aoe1 ••• R. s. ~~'1 ':"ff(T~~ ~ •• -.h ON4111ltl!llS 8'U ""' Thu Siio.ii llOOIU$1o •110 "''" quler• .. ....., • dl:.,:d·~;:n:o.r;~··1: SURFACE 'cHTRY OR ANY right, Iii. and lr,ltfHI lltld lnleltll •!Id OU•tr tums H
Roel Ilka Robert THE CONOOUINIW PlM R( lw:lll!lfty 11111 lc>ttll ,., l\llic:lu ~lh6w w mmon '1el!llflllt111n un •boeMO lnmedl•I• eny lneof!ectneu of IN RIGHT OF ENTRV TO THE by 11 •• Trustee, m that rtol pro\l\ded 1r11Ht1n, pl11t tCI· a. ~ ••. alca COROfO JMIUARY 1 l91A 4$ ~r :~ = ·i;..~";*C:'" ~::'~ ~~ PIO(Mt;f men••· II no oonoo. • 1treet 1ddren and other SUBSURFACE THEREOF p10111nt 'wa11 lri uid vances, 11 any, 1t1er11uncs.r
Bob AoU • IHSTRUMENT NO M·0071111 en.nit Condi~:. :)(J "' 00 IO bo tOt Sc.hol~~t Un ebo9edo puede common dHlgnauon. If TO A DEPTH OF 600 FEET Co11ntf and State d .. and 1n1eru1 tnt;eoo· and Henry Wilbut Of OfFICIAI. RECORDS TN 1111c:llo11a ~0ttlod 111 e.': 1220, No•IJOll 9-i.llh CA llemer a un .. rvtolo ff any, shown herein. BENEATH THE SURFACE K11Ded u lollov.s A SUB p111, l'°es charg 1, and ••· SchOe~ln slr .. t tcldl'llt llld Ollltf com· 11 76& Pllj)lti 420 Ill 4114 112603·26•2 r•f•r•nol• ff •bo9• Said salt wtll be made, ~~:C:-v~E o;VELSP~ENT. LEASEllOLO ESTATE IN ptn~ts GI ltlt T1u1tee and
CASE NO. A164992 mon dtll011tllofl, II eny, ol 1111 101,tus•w ur Olt1G1.-I R..x.t.11tls The unwi~111rMI Trust111• doe o a un• oftolna de ~:, a~~h~txp ~;enant 1 Of OTHER J-xPL~9~T1~N g~ ANO TO THE NORTHEAST· ol the tru1ta c1111td bY
To d heirs rell PfOC*lY dtscrlbld 11boYt ~ ol 0111noo County C..lltor dtOJCla1ms any ho1J1hty 101 e~d• 1 .. el (Vee el di· pU~ re01tdl~ ~ue°' po~ SAID RESOURCES OR EALY 11 00 FEET OF LOT ll•d Oted of Tru5t Tht benelc:ierie•. c:redilOfa ~l>OOtd IO be 1945 ANA-n1& 1111de1 1ne $ethon tw.ld· any 111'-0110<.tmm, •11 th11 rKtorlo teletonlco). seasi0n or 9rle1Jmbranees s u B s 1 AN c es RE· 9 IN BLOCK 2 ANO LOT 10 10111 amout1t 01 u d oblig•·
oonlingenl Cfedtors, end HEIM AVENUE l5A COST/ HlQI 1n ~ AtticlO tlflhtlucl :n~:•e.,, uml olhur CHe No. U209t to pay lht r~ining pnneo: CORDED JANUARY 11 IN BLOC!': 2 OF TRACT IOl'lt at Lmt olln.1 al ~bl .
pef'tOf\S who mey MESA. CA 92627 TIM Under· :J~s u°:ntHS RIQIC!) lhu•n hAll(JT'r~ 11 .snyl JUDGE pal sum of the not•• s• 1982 AS INSTRUMENT NO NO 722. AS PER MAP RE· cat100 ol th1' N11t1t• s
odwlwlte be ln'8rest9d Ii'! llQned TruslM dlSda/ms lily IJI l :ius II 118!r1 emwn1 ot ltl(J Ull OllJ I~ PHILLIP I!. cox cvrtcl by ... d Deed ol 82-009261 , OFFICIAL COA0£0 IN BOOK ?3 ~240.202 78 ~ will ot es&ate, Of both, IW>lely IOt lily lncorrtetntss of a:o S o~:r~ n l • 1.11,!POI'. 110(,4! ut tho ulJt ::Kin llU-DEPT. 72 Tr111t, woth Interest thereon, RECORDS. PAGE 6 OF MISCEl· Oaled 07 101111112 ~A~~ :tep= R~ 11\t llrMI lddrHs Ind otner c101tthn~r! ~ "Com~'~ c11rucJ by tho Pfc:.111y lo tie The neme end ed-as provided In tald nolta, P:ANCJ~.icCLUSIVE EASE· LANEOUS MAPS. IN 'THE NEWPORT HOME
Robert s. Ross, aka Bob ~:;.~:~s,~tlt~IM II anyi lllly F&1.1hlKlll Eft~nlUfllt" ll)lc:l aod 198Sona1Jte e•ll· dr•H of ..... court 11: ~!,'~~ce:; lf.!fd' 'O.C:: ·~ MENT APPURTENANT TO OFFICE OF THE COUNT'Y LOAN INC., A CAL.,OR·
Ao.a, alla Henty Wilbur ol Ole un~ balanot ol :o~~ PARC£L 5 /\n tial•Ufll<int :!:,~"" cost~ :xnun~s and (El nombre 'I dlreoclon Trust fffs Charges and SUCH UNIT FOR VEHICU· RECOR OE R OF SAtO NIA CORPORATION, H
Sc:hoeptlln • ov1.11 Lot A OI Traci No anws 8 1 11 llmc ot lllU ff le corte .. ) SUPIE· expenses ot the TrustM l.AR AND PEDESTRIAN IN· COUNTY TOGETHER Trustee
A PETITION has bMn ~a~o~:;,~dr~~::::1 98 ~~11od.tdpR\Jc.t11W.l :i;:1~"'~1'::.~it.dlit~~~:ll~· RIOR COURT OF THE and ol lht trusts crtattd GRESS AND EGRESS WITH Al'<Y ANO ALL By: RESS FINANCIAL
tiled l>Y W•llam Gustatson mated cos w . 1t1 414 P¥s l5 to In udclihc;i 111 STATE OF CALIFOR• by sasd Deed ol TNll, for PURPOSES OVER THAT OTHER FURTHER OF AD· CORPORATION, A CAL· end Demon Gustafson in I !A e peottsl lndlnaeli • 2J mc.l11MYll ol M11111.1llu l \ ti c.asti '.!' .. " NIA COUNTY OF OR the amount reuonably es· PORTION OF LOTS 9 ANO OITIONAL TITl.E ESTArE I FOR NIA CORPORA N Superior Coun ol vanoes a v"' lime o tn1 tlJ noou~ Maps, in thu OlllW ol 1~s 00 •1 ttu.cr11 a 1-a"'.. 1 . • limal•d 10 bl $243 905 tS 10 OF TRACT !i93S, AS · •
Cllllfomla, County ol publallon ot ll!t No!lcl ol sa: th<: Cciuntv Rfl(.urtJ4.lr of o1. 1(11 s chock d111wn oo a stale ANOE, 700 Clvto Cen• The beneltclar · un · SHOWN ON A MAP AE· INTE.AESTS OR RIGHTS .• TJO~, Al ITS AO ENT
ORANGE. Is $144,74561 In addition lo imou County, Calll01ntt1 II.If OI natlCJll&I hanl>., a c.huck ler Drive We1t1 S•nte said Oeed 01 Truli her:i~ CORDED IN BOOI< 219, WHICH MAY AT ANY TIME Bv: ANN REYER£,
• THE • PETITION calh, Wit TrustM w111 accept a thu purpoi.c ot dr11111auo drawn by a Sl&lll "' too.iral An11 CA 9270t lore executtd and dtl•V· PAGES 3 ANO 4, OF MIS· Bl: ACOUll'lEO BY TAUS· VICE PRESIDENT ~estl that Wilham cas111tr's cNck drawn on astlta llllnohllog hc1emabovu oo· cre<Jit unmn or 1:1 c.heck The n•m•, addre11, ered to th• undersigned a CELLANEOUS MAPS IN TOR IN OR TO THE PAE· (SEAL) 1800 North
Gustefson end Damon or ntllonal bani! a chtdc dfa-r scr11ll1I i...111 prtJVtd(tj that drawn by tt ~l.ilo 111 IOO...tlll end telephone number wnnen OtctarlllOn of D• THE OFFICE OF THE ~ISES DEM· SEO BY SAID Bro•dway, Suite 1001 Guetefson be eppoinled .. by"'* ot ledtrll credit unlo I suc;h "'~ st\all not un SIVlllQS and ki.sn MS(l(.I or plelnun·· •ttorne.,, la11n and Demand for Sale, COUNTY RECORDER OF L£ASE ANO TRUSTOR EX· Sant• An•, CA 927015 ·~reonel r~resentauve to or a Chtca drawn by. Stltl Of rWt!lltlllllity ruslrl(;I lhu In ··~If\ !>d\llOllS 0~~MldllOn ()I or plelnlln without •n and a w1111en Nollet ol De-SAID COUNTY. PRESSLY AGAEES THAT Telephone: (714) 953·
edmlnls•r ti• estate ol 11w.i SIYlngs and I~ assr h11Klod usu end et1tovn1un1 ~~s llllnk ~Jllltll•od 1n •lforn•'I 111 (El • fault and ElecHon to Sell The st1ee1 tddrus and IF TRlJSTOR ~ALL AT 0810 h decedenl. elation uvi..~ u ot lil.ficJ Lui I\ ~IK){I 5102 ut lhe Fin.in· • nom The 1.1ndorS1gned caused other common destonollon. THE PETITIOfll • •111' assoaa on or ·Thu 911001 a<.lcJllii.s m 0111• cial CcJCJo 11rld autho111uc1 1 bre, I• dlrecclon 'I el said Notice of Oefa1.11I and if any, ol the real property ANY Tl~E PRIOR TO PAY· Pubhfthed Newport
,.quetlll lhe c;»oedent's ::'"Jl150~an1k~~ltda!i' CSer· ei t,()fflroot1 1tcsiynahot1 ol Ou 1.Jus111oi.i1 m this lll&ht In numero de lelefono del ElecUon 10 Sell 10 be r .. described abo111 It pur. MENT IN FULL OF ALI. 1111· B1'1cn-Costa Mesa Oa '~.
Wl.L and codlcils. II any, d tn ° d 1
1 din b ode lho trbove rt11il Pf!Ji"-'rly 1s lh<: ov~ml loodot other lhil ebogedo del dem•n· corded In the county whtrt ponect to t>e· 2•5 Fischer OEBTEONESS SECURED P1101 Juty 21 , 21!. A .. 9us1 4 be admitted 1o probate ::' Ill or~ ... 0
6 ° umess koo111n tu u~ ii~ 41 l\i.h· casn '5 SCC:Of>h,Jd th<: T1us1 dente, o del demen-the real property 1s focated Avenue, •0.5, Cosi1 Mesa, HEREBY ACOUIAE FEE 1992
The wil and any cociels OllS stall "u ... Mill tend<r blOull trvme Calclllfrna ~ may ... ihhold too 1SMi dent• que no Ilene Date· Juty 14, 1992 Cahlom1a 92626 TITLE OA ANY OTHER tt.. 7
.,. evaleble tor ollltr lrl¥I ash IS acceplld, 11'~ Tho WI wilt I.HJ m11du ance ol thu liu~tt·u -s b d I ROBERT IMPERIAL BANCORP The Undetsigntd Trvstee GREATER ESTATE TO THE ---------
elCamlnation in the file kepi Trustee m.., Wllhll~ Wit ls.51 • •1lll0Ut ct111utv1nt o< werran· u:~.'~ lun<l' bc."'omo 11Y1111 ~ oe~E«;;R•~E ESQ • Cellfornle corpor.: disclaims any 11ab1111y tor PREMISES DEMISED BY PUBLIC NOTICE by the court. anoe ol tn1 Trustees l>Md untJ ty 0•o1us'l4JCI ell' 1mpht'll II! tt._. 1U tho !'llvt"J"' 1..'00ol • • ·• any Incorrectness ol the 1----------THE PETITION lunds btcomt aYaltiblt to 111 .. galChOQ llllu iiossus~Klli 111 sotJ ii~ cl moth.:1 ot riqlll OEORQE & SHIELDS. llon, H Tru1lee, B'/: streel address and other SAID LEASE. THE LIEN OF Flctllloua requ"" euthority to Pl)'ll or endotstt 11 a mat1lt llfX1Jmbu1ni.cs, 10 lldY 'mo S3K.f !Mllu will bu mock· 30 Corpor•I• Perk, Joenne T ebor, Vibe common designation. If rHIS DEE:O OF TRUST BuslneH Name
edmlnls•r the .stale ol rlQlll Said sale Wiii be made unp111d p11r1c1pal sum ut !Jut wiihuut wvunttnl <>• Suite 300, lrvlne, CA PrHldtnt, 9920 S. L• ony, shown htmttn. SHALL ATIACH EXTEND Slatement
under the lndeJ)!ndenl but 'lllltlout COYe/11111 or .ar $207 931190 plus cn11.11u~1 •arranty citj)IO)s"' 111•11t 92714-5133 , Clenege Blvd., 2nd Said salt wlll be made TO COVER ANO SE LIEN The Fooo.,,111g persc.ns
Administration ol Estates ranty. ~ass or mplltO It· ii.I 1>rcw1<1ucJ 111 the Noto su •t.'Qd•dl~ htkJ 1111~susi.in DATE: FEB 2t 1992 Floor, Inglewood, Cell· but w11ho1.11 covenant or UPON Sl.ICH FEE SIMPl.E are do.ng b"'S•"tss as
Act. (This authority Wiii gard111g tlle. possesstOn or er.· ClllUd ·~ lho Ot.'C.~I 01 Tiu~• ~ uncuml;rt1llWS IO salisl QARY L. ORANVILLE, fornl• 90301 (310) warranty, ex1>1est Of 1m-TIT I. E 0 R 0 THE A PAESTlGIOUS YACHT
ellow th• p9'SOnal cumbranoes to ~llSty 111• If plo~ illl 00.llhooal 1·~1111iatu bl'IV ~~~(JS$ dSIJ<.llr Clerk By Rlch•rd w 417·5430 plltd, reg11d1ng l!Ut, pos· GREATER ESTATE EX· FLOORING t0342 Nesl· repleYnlalNe to take d bl d d amount 01 $4 379 oo 11 any Y sai a vance • • TAC 700 2 sesslOn, '" encumbrances. CEPT G minster Avt ,, l2 Garden many acdons without e e ness secure by u i 1.1noor tho lurms ol llw lhuruonlk.!1, wolh tnlurost a Jov, Deputy 4 lo ray the rem61n1ng p11ntl· IN THEREFROM Grove, Calif 926-\3
obtelnina court approval. 0..d ll<IVanoes 1111reunde. Dwd -01 Tw~t d1tcl 1tiui..1111ovtdoll thorum ttnd rhl Published Newport P11bllshed Newport pa sum of the notes se-THE NOnTHEASTERLV v1cror Valenc•.l 10342
BelOf• f8klng certain very With Interest as provldeJ c.hmuus i.ntJ 1,1111t!ll!tos 01 1111patd pon1-111<1I ul thtl notu Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Beach·Cosra Men Deity cured by sald Ond of 10 00 FEET OF LOT 10 Westminster Ave /IJ 12
lnl>Qrtent actt0ns Clleretn.and Ole unpaid princip·. lliu Trustou • • 1S1.~uruo hy S<Jkl tl~od "''' Piiot July 28. August 4, 11 , Pilot J11ly 14, 21. 28, 1992 Trust, with interest thereon. PARCEL NO 045·072·54 Garoen G·o~• Ca t 92~3
hoWewr, the personal or Ole nolt stculld by uld dee Thu Lt.trlflai Bi;ni•llc.idry 1n1ti1tlSt 11\t.'!ooo ds 1wov 18, IG92 T608 as proVld~ in taid no1es Th• 111ee1 address 01 ln1s bu11l'ltU 1~ CQ'l·
BELL
S•rv1ce1 for Dr.
Chari•• Gordon
9etl, t~IOO PohUCal
science profeasor,
will be Tuesday, July
28, lf#92 •t 11 00
AM, al Oakdale M•·
mortal Park, 14101
Sou111 Grand Ave .•
0111ndora, CA
H uoeo Friday, age
f.3, at h•• home 1n
Da .. 1s al1or a long Ill·
non
Or Bell taughl pollll·
col science for 22
~oa•s at Cal1lorrua
Sti\ro University, Ful·
h~<lon In addition 10
rus 1each1pg, ha was
c:ia1.11Hlmenl chair,
univora1t11 personnel
cnatt: and tn l979
was chosen "Out
tanoirtg Professof
of ttie Vea•.' In 1986
he • r11ttroo from
CSFU, ~u1d l'f\Oved to
Davis where he put·
•ued rr:searcn at th•
State Capnol and
was a v1s1Ung pro-
tu•sor at the un111er·
111ty ol Cat lornla at
Da.,ls He wa1 au·
thor ol many proles·
s1onal an1cles and
books. including co-
author of a college
le>tt, OAUFORNIA
GOVE RNMENT
TODAV, and for SIV•
eral years con111b-
U1ed a weekly cot·
umn. ·catllornla
Commentary," to
lo11r Calif newspa·
pets
reptesenlall'Ve will. be ~111 inllrtsl 111t11on IS prt un04.11 tll<l [)(.«! ot 1iust twsl11' salCJ No1u 11.lt·S c.Ni111C T639 adVances, rf any. under the other COIT\tnOn des gnition duCJed b; an no .,:i~al requwed IO grve notice lo YICltd in Ute! Hole. IMS cn.vgt, l>t(lnutl and 11t.olivurnd tu ltl{' and ~sos ot lhl l1us1 PUBLIC NOTICE t11m1 of •111d Deed ol of lh• ,.,1 ro en herein· The reg $1ra'lt SI corn-A ll'·•!d generation
lnteres'9d persons unless and npenstS ol Ole trustee anJ Trustf-u" Du<.tarauoo nt Ou 1100 01tne11u:11~ creatoo by PUBLIC NOTICE Trust, lees, charges and bo d P : d Y menced 10 t11nue1 bu~. Catttornia native they have waived notice or of Olt trusts created by n.d ''"'" 01 lhu ohl'Udhtlll\ .,.. said Dt.'(..'lf ut T1u:.1 NOTICE OF 1•penses of lh• Trustee a 11• tscri e •5 pur· ness under th1 F1~t111ous Chartes Bell was
consented IO the proposed l>Md olTrust W•t.'(J by lhu O...'\.>cJ ,11 Tiu:.i SUndard Trull Deed NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE and ol 1he trusts created poned 10 be. 243 621'10 Business Name(sJ 1 sted born·1n Los Angelos.
ec11on .) Th• lndependenl Oiled OT/06/1992 1111c1 11 Notic.o 01 Dt,ti'IUll aitt.I Service Co mpany as TRUSTEE'S SALE NO. 09•831809 by safd Deed ol Trust for STREE T NEW P 0 AT aoo11e on July 20 1992 Ap111 8. 1929, and ~!ration authority QUN.fTYLOAllSERVICl EIOClllNI tu Svtl whllll ru TtuSl(IO, 2600 Stc.111 wull NO 09-l318tO YOU ARE IN DEFAULT lh1 amount reasonably 85· BEACH CA92660 V1ctorVa1enca graduated lrom
wfl be gran•d unless •n CORf AS TRUST££ 1651 Ulldud 011 17'92 dS Oocu Ouvu, Su110 200 GonclJfcJ vou .ARE IN OEFAUl.T UNO EA A DEED OF llmated lo be S3t8.4!>1 29 Tn• undors1gne.d 011• Tn;s SLlltll'AOI \\;U 111ea Pomona College and
interested person files an EASr FOURTH STREET SUl'E "'"'' 92 009227 BtHt~ ~A 94520, I!> 101 603 7 340 UN 0 ER A 0 E ED 0 F TRUST DATED September The beneltclary 11naer eta ms 10 ab1 ·It 101 an) "'In the County C erk O' Un iers11y ol Soul'1·
objecll<>n to the pet1bon 12! SANTA~" <:A 91101 • P~· ul Ottual R..<-onb v Jesi!flrutClf Klll!e ASSIS TRUST DATED September 23 1985 UNLESS VOU st•d Deed ol Trust hereto-incorrtetnen '" said 111 .. ei Olange County on Ju, 2• trn Ca11forn1a where and shows good cause " lh1 ..., .a Liu I I tan• oc.11.1111rv Oah•d • TA.KE ACTIO TO RO. lore executed and de:rv. 199.., he received h11 PhD why th• coun should f'IOI (114) 285-9962/CAY HCN· i. OCJ :~ 'to' .. Sa~""' \Jl.d 7 6 92 23, 1985. UNl.ESS YOU TECT YOUR P~OPE !., trtd lo the 11ndersigned a addrtss or Othel common .. F53891 1 degree '" pollucat I the lh I"' ORICKSAUrHOAllI0 51'NA -::r eoc;y H en l\SAP!.6262 TAKE ACTION TO PRO· R," IT w11tten Oeclarauon of De-dts1gna11on gt~ HE~RI~,, TURE Po1ting whusu CttJt.11u~s and 7114 7121 7121$ TECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUB· lautl and Oemllnd lor Sale Sate sale will be made but Publt'Jhed Ne..,port Beacn. sc1once tn 1966 His
P.41tillon wilt be h°e'ld ~~ OPP 7327 ~it;<e:~1;•u•5~~~c1~1:,1,?, ~~ MAY BE SOLO AT A PUB· ~ ~~Nl"n6~Uo~i~~ and 8 w11nen Nollet ol oe-.,,,. lhout ~a·•anty ••press ~sla Mesa 011ty P.iot J11•1 e11p1r11se was In
August 20. 1Q92 al 145 JULYt4 2t281992 9!>11'27 (9161 J61 lltU4 PUBLIC NOTICE ~~Jc~I;;Nl"nJ~UO~~~~ NATURE OF THE PAO. faun and Election lo Se~ or imped regarding'" U! A ... g11s14 11 18 t992 tlate and locol gov·., ___ _
P.M. if'l D•pL 3A located ot FOR INQUIRIES !6 t.11 T C££OING AGAINS~ YOU Tiit 11nders•gne<1 caus --~ -etrtrrtitnt7--.rro trr
700 Crvic ~nter Dnve PUBLIC NOTICt 450 11558 Hom•F• STATeMeNT OF ~:Eg~~ ~AT~ser ~~YOU SHOULD CONTACT A ~a•d Notice 0' Oeta1.1ti and PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES was active tn the po· West, P O Box 838. Santa Benk f A d.!> 1 ru\h.J By ABANDONMENT OF VOU SHOUl.D CONTACT A LAWYER ltct1on. lo Sell to be re· ---------__________ , 1 I 1 t 1 c a I p r o c • a s
Ana CA 92702-0838 NOTICE Of' L1ntJa R W.imt·r Au1hu USE OF FICTITIOUS LAWYER On Monday August 3 corded rn tilt county v.l'ltre CNI 1051228 I throughout his hf• IF 'YOU OBJECT TO TRUSl'EE'S SALE 11.l'c!CI 5'!1111.>1 Oittu 7 22'92 BUSINESS NAME 0 M d A t 3 1992 11 1 30. p M , IMPE: the real property IS located SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF CALIFOANI the granting ol lhe pelrtron, TS No T·23300-801 AS/\PS716t The following persons 19~ at°';.:J'• p ~g11l~PE• RIAL BANCORP a Calilor• Dale: J11ly 14, 1992 . FOR 1l1E COUNTY OF ORANGE A Ho Is survoved by h11
yex1 ahould eppeat al lhll Loan No 8112111 71'211 114 !I l t have abondonecftne llH of RIAL BANCORP, a'Cahlor: nla co1p01allon, ~s d11ly IP. IMPERIAL BANCORP, wile of 26 years,
hearing and stale your YOU /\RE. IN Dl::f-1\Ul T lht Flclllcous Business nia corpora\lon 89 duly ap. poonted Trustee \jnder and a Cellfornla corpora• Ir> Rt 1111 Estate ol l A 15 3A ,5 Claudia daughter,
obellons Of Me wnnen WtB~TR o'~"eoDEEO OF PUBLIC NOTICE Name: PACIFICA, 118'"' pomtod Trustee under and pursUll\t to Deeb of Trust tlon, •• Truate•, By: NOTICE OF SAL.E OF REAL Shannon· son. Gor·
ob ll<>ns with Ille coun A t 1 !6 89 Abalone, Newpon Beach. purs1.1ant 10 Deed ol Trust recorded September 30, Joanne T ebor, Vice LENORE B KANEEN I don. a11 ol Oa11cs be e the heanng Your rLE~S YOU ll\KE l\C NOTICE Of' TRUSTEE'S Calif. 92662 recorded September 30, l985, as tns1r11menl No. 85· PrHldenl, 9920 S . Le, PROPERTY AT PUBLIC AUCTION and s sler, Chartone
appeannce m.-ly be in P~Pf~T~~ECUl\~WBRE SALE UNDER DEED The Ftc1111ous B11s1ness l985,., lnstrvmeqt No. es. 372759. of OHic1al Records, Cienega Blvd. 2nd decedent ) (Probala ~·Section 103051 I/on Fleet, of San
person or by your attorney Of' TRUSl' Name referred 10 above 372758 of Official Records uecuted by ANTONE Fl 1 1 d C 11 Ma1ll'lo. IF YOU ARE A SOLO Ill A P\.IBUC Sl\LE TS No was filed In Orange Counry execuied b ANTONE PETE JASICH ANO FAYE oor, ng ewoo ' • • Notice ta hereby given that the undersigned, as Ex·
CREDITOR or a If' VOU NEED AN LXP\..A CCMOl5646 on August 9, 1991 Fiio PETE JAStCtf ANO FAYE P. JASICH. husband end fornla 90301 13t0) ecutor under the will of LENORE B. KANEEN. de-The l omlly requests
conting•nl creditor of tie NATION OF THE NATURE Lo.n No No.F503234 p JASICH husband and wife as 11us101s, in the of· 417·5430 ceased will sell at public auction on August II, 1992, at that any remem·
deceaSed, you roost file ~GF THE PROCl::EOING 1098979192/ABU·ASSAL Jas. Whitney, Inc. Wash-Wtll It tn.titors. In lh• Of· l1Ct Ol lh• County Recorder TAC 70041 3 30 D m ti lhe proptrty IOCttion to th• hlgll•st and t>rances b• mad• to
your claim with the s;oun l\INSl YOU YOU Othet-Ret •· ington. 1235 2nd North, Se· flee of the Col.lnty Recorder ol Ot~ County. State ol Pubtrsh1d Newport best b•dd9' on the terms and conetrtlonl bt4ow IMO-either the Hemo-
and mall I copy lo the ~~~iRO CONT l\Cl A YOU AkE IN OEFAUL T allle, WA 98109 ol Orange Co11nty, State ol Cahfomoa, WILL SEl.L AT Beach.Costa Mesa Oa•ly llOl'led and subject 10 conformation by lhe above des!g-phll·a Treatmen t
personal replestntali\le On T ' J8 A I 18 UNDER fl DtED Of TRUST ri1sed~SlntH was con· Cahlom11, Wll.I. SEl.I. AT PU BLIC AUCTION TO Pclot J11ty 14, 2t, 28, 1992 nated coun, an lh• right 1111• and lntlHtSI lhll th•.. Center c 0 Or Carol :irtnln1ro!i, b~~s ~~ t992 a'f~ cJ p Muuu.!om.. ~~~E'~ ~~~o ~«cri~~Efg T~ stlte8,,,~~F~~':nfited ~PGBHLJ~T AJ:g~~~N Fb~ ~l~~E~~ya~\~0.~~m~o:, T607 tale has acqwed by ~i>er1i1on of lew or otherwise. ~1~s~':;:pita~'1h4~a;·
the da .. of llfSt Issuance of Fed 8anll, F AO.tom1urly PROTECT YOUR PRoPER with the County Clerk ol CASH (payable at IJme ol sale In l1w1uc money ol the PUBLIC NOTICE Qlher then, or ln addition to, that ot the deceased of
fellers as provided In knn•n es Homo Feuor<tl T't' IT MAY Bt: SOlO AT A Orange County on J1111e 26. sale in l;lwlul money of the Un/led Slates (111 the forms • the time of death, to the ttal prcperty, commonly dH· :~~·;: ~~ ~~~,':.~
secllon 11100 ot the S.vinQs and LU11n ASS0t.•· PUBLIC SALE tF' YOU 1992 Unittd States (1n the forms Whicl\ ••• tawfut tender in Loen No. A0·1592 •gl"lated ••. !7005 South Pacific Avenue. Sunset Beach.
Calllornle Probate Code lllOO •5 Trustoo ullder 11 NEED AN EXPLl\NATt(.)N Published Newpon Beach-which are lawful tender In the UMtd Stales) and or YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Calotom••, an<J dtscnbtd "follows: Calrlornta Hemo-The lime IOf hhng eta.ms Oetd OI 'T 1us1 Odted Of THE NATURE OF THE Costa Mesa Pilot J11ly 7, the Unoted Slates) Ind or caslller's, certified or Olhtt UNDER A DEED OF TRUST Loi 1, Block 8. Sunset Beach, es sl)own on Ph1ha Foundahon, c
w1I not •Xplr• befOfe lout :c! t0t89 s•unud llv 1\11 PROCEEDING /\GAINS 14, 21, 28, 1992 caahler·s. cen•lltd or other checks specrf1ed in the DATED February t, l989 map ol H •d Ttact aa pef map recorded In o Dr Jerry Powell.
mantis from ltie h9anng I< ";1<uont 1:'"1 and ll.lfUSd YOU YOU SM()ULO CON T·S88 checks specified tn the CtVll Code. payable 1n lull UNLESS YOU TAl<E AC· Boot.. 3 Pages 30 & 40 of Maps, RtcOfdl of P 0 Boll 16389.
dettnolicedabov•. 1'11100ni· dnd hustHllld TACT A LAWYER C1v1I Code payable In full althellmeolsal1)AT:th1 TION TO PROTECT YOU sa•dCO\.lnly S1crame.n10. CA
YOU MAY EXAMINE ~7~., 8~0• 11o:!, r1.1c.o•d11~0 Notice 111 nerutJy 1vu1 PUBLIC NOTICE at tne IJme ol nl•/ AT· the lobby lo the bulldJng lo-PAOPEATY. IT MAY BE The sate will be made on the follOWtng terms· 950t6
the hie kapl by the court II bJ9!>70 ~ ~~· oi ""'' Slandard Trust STATEMENT OF lobby to the bul ding IO· cated a1oeo1 South law~ SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE I Thtst properties art Offtr"ed together w1iri 1m-''=========~ you are a PflfSOn ~ Setvtc• Com~ny • Cot caled It 601 Soulh Lewis SllMI, range, cahlomia IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA-I· lnter•ltd In the •state, 11141 Olltcial R4,..tll\Jll ut Ot· PIJlll•lf'I t$ l•Uilau OI sue AllANOONMENT OF SlrMt, Orange. Cahtomca Ill 11ghl IJlle and inltfest NATION OF THE N.ATIJRE P•Ovtme.,ts thereon as 11 with no warranty llJl?tH..01.----------. you may life '*1th !flt colltt M9I Coe.inly Cllldorni;i w11C ~ lrustou °' ll.lt»lllut USE OF "CTITIOUS ell right, lftlt and inleresi conveyed to and now lltld OF THE PROCEEDING Of rmp11tc1 The estate and lht auctioneer ma~e no rep-
• tonnal FWcpest for ..... pullilc tM.ltOO I() I odl!u~ IUISUlll\I 10 I BUStNt•• NAME conveytd to "and now ntlO by " undtf .a.a Deed ot AGAIN.ST vcu ¥0.U rtsef'lltlOn• rttQlld•ng the prol?!!_tlts Offtfed for 18!8
Speaal Notice ol ltla fillng llY111'1 ~ '"' t.aSl'I 11'1 Oou<J ol 'Ti~sl e-.ui"'J The followtng persons by 11 under aaJd o..a ol Trust in the ptopeny "'u-SHOULD CONTACT A B•dders must re•y oo 1111111 own lnspec11ona No 1orm11e
of en llWt"ltory ana United State~ Do11i111. 11 the Ndclld L Abu·Assal a miJI have abandoned the use ol Trust 1n '"' property situ-ated in t11d County and LAWYER. clearance ""'" be supplled '°' these saies SOid as 11"
11ppta1sal of estate assets Nclllh hoot eolr11nu1 lo 11.., r1ud •oman Roi 01110 the Ficlltto111 Business altd tn said County and Slelt described u : NOTICE OF Mlh con11ngencles whatsoever
Of ot any petition or ~iuna Cou[),hllUl(J 700 107J 116 Ill 8c.iot. . p~ Name: CORONA DEL MAR Slalt described as· EXHIBIT "A" A~CHEO TRUSTEE'S SALE 2 Sale ol this property Is sut>)oc:t IO probll• coun
accounl u provided Ill yl(CI l(llUf '"'' W..sl '" -h1i.1 I 116 501003 ul 0 1 PROPERTIES, CROWN RE· EXHIBIT "A" ATTACHED TO THAT CERT~ N NO. Ts No ~78t9 conllrmat1on Higher bids may be ICCtptld by the
secbon 1250 ol th• "'° ty ol Sdtll• Ana Qr. htllll ~ds Ill lhtl Oii ALTY & INVESTMENTS, TO THAT CERTAIN NO. TICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE NO.TICE '1s HEREB COUI\ If ~hey aro made In coun Ind they .,. in an Calclomla Probate Code A II~ Qiunry C.htutn111 illl I 11 Cou AtJuw 3407 E. Coast H•ghway, TICE OF TRUSTEES SALE DATED JULY 1', t992 EX· Y o1 R9q11est tor Special Notte• 111Jhl title! an.I 1nttot •SI tun g..~ C:O::'~ C.h~lcf u Corona dtl Mar. Calif DATED JUl.Y 14, 1992 EX· ECUTEO BY IMPERIAL GIVEN. that on Tuesday arnoufll at least 1°' more on the ftt1t SlO 000 00
form .. available hom th• lll¥Jd 10 ant.I now l*IJ by II j n v 01111• 92625 ECUTEO BY IMPERIAi. BANCORP A CALIFORNIA OM 1 1992 II 10 00 AM and 5'1ot more on th• amount ol tht bid In llCCHll ol
court derk untJef the°'*' ul T1111>I '" ~:" o!::'~~~o Jt:..::'"'1 The FlClltlOllS euslnesa BANCORP. A CALIFORNIA CORPC>RATION of H lcf d~y. al IN THE SI0.000 00 of Ille ong1nal b•d •ut>mrntd for conflrma·
Attorney for Petitioner : lhcl II.Mii prQCA'llY c.low:11t.M.1 Stilt thuHlundu1 RIK.1>11111( Nam• ttltrred to aoove CORPORATION. LEGAL DESCRIPTION AREA SET ASIDE FOR lion
TANIA L. 81 _ 3,,61)2 in~ •• p 0 was filed In Orange County LEGAL OESORIPTION THE CONDOMINIUM COM· CONDUCTING TRUSTEES 3 On the day ol a11ctlon sate, the high bidder will be
WHITELEATHER PARCH 1 Unn 112 as Inst 1 g2.167760 · 0i:u 181 on November '4, 1988 Frio THE CONDOMINIUM COM· PRISED OF: SALE WITHIN THE OF· required to -deposit 10' ol the amount of hit bid u ~27 Charlemagne ~wn and WlloC.1100.1 1n me Olt~ Ntl Rtiulldi. .,111 Sell No.F398088 PAtSEO OF· PARCEL 1: • follows tne first 525 ooo 00 tn the form ol 1 cashier a
Awnue Coooum1nium Pl.Jo Ruwlo un AUQU)I 4 1992 111 1 Chryslle F. Hopper, 87 PARCEL t: UNrT 0-5 AS SHOWN ON FICE OF RESS FINANCIAL cneck balance 01 1"9 tO'lot depoS<t may be tn the farm
Long 8NCh. CA 90808 I.Ill '" Buok 128611 Pay\! p ... II ln.J Norin ho111 un Jum•nt C•Mk Or Corona UNIT o-e AS SHOWN ON THAT CERTAIN CONDO. CORPORATION LOCATED ol personal check Th• pu(Cl'lases contract wtn rtqUlre
Dally N4twp0f\ 1018 ol OlllUdl A..x.UldS ol UelluJ •u lhu Q11.1nty Coull dtl Mas. Cllcl 112625 THAT CERTAIN AMENDED MINIUM PLAN RECORDED AT 1800 NORTH BROAD· complehon Ol the purchase H follows
Beei::i\ICosta "Ol•niiu Cciuntv ~hlOln..< hUU\{I 700 C1v1t Cenh:I This bus•ntsa WIS con-CONDOMINIUM PLAN RE· ON AUGUST '· 1981, IN WAV, SUITE 100 In the City (I ) A •5 day escrow aha~ be Opened by the selle(
Mesa Pilot PARCEL 2 An uncl1vodl•l Ouvo Wu5t Sallie Arid <..A ducted by an lnd1vld11a.I CORDED JUNE 24 1982, BOOK 14t67, PAGE l 164, of SANTA ANA. County ot al a com n of sellers Cho.ct
July 27, 28, Aug 3, 1992 t • h1I 1111 ... -.0~1 a~ It Tun1Jnl 111 l>IJOhc. .,uc;tmn IU th~ This statement was llled AS INSTRUMENT NO 82· IN THE 0 FF IC I AL. ORANGE State ol CahfOt· (bl riddy , d It -•tf .... I
Hi <A1mn"111 1n tho 11·" onlcc h wllh the County C1e1k ol 2 1 6 5 4 7 OFF IC I A I. RECORDS OF ORANGE ' er s epos "' ..,... epp led to the put• PUBLIC NOTICE "~' u1 e11<S '" thu Ccimmoo •uh.u1 t.11dd1.11 lu1 c;11st Orange County on June 26, RECORDS CF ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA, AS nit appointed Trustee chase price Balance ol purchase pnce to be cai;h
Alud Ill Lui .. OI rr~I No :::val:-: al Ille 117'f~' ~ tG92 COUNTY. CALIFORNIA. AS DEFINED IN THE OECLA· undef and putSulnl lo the (C) Sellet w1• tumth policy ol title 1nsuranee
IOTICf 8654 its llllf M.tµ ~<JucJ 00 aSw~i:""'.:7 ~ hi 111~1~ Publlshtd Newport Beach-DEFINED IN THE OECLA· RATION OF COVENANTS. power of sale conltrrtd 1n thlough OSCfOW 11 niters tl<penst
LOAN NO 086131·0/RAGAN 11'1 a. .... 4?9 P•ws 30 to and in11tr~$I c~u "" ~· Costa Mesa Pilot July 7, RATION OF COVENANTS, CONDITIONS ANO RE· that certain Deed ol Trust (di Tues rent$ fire Insurance and intere$1 on e"'
OTHER R(f 3J 111clus111e ul U1Kt1ll1t and 1111., ht.-lll by / un<.k:r 1•. 21, 28, 111112 CONDITIONS ANO RE· STRICTIONS RECORDED tHculed by INTEROCE· cumt>rances I b9 prOfaltd to Close of escrow.
T.I . NO.f-1241 noous MMr.11 In 11\u Olliw ut s.tld Dt.oOJ ot Trust in tilt T-589 STRICTtONS RECORDED IN BOOI< 14167, PAGE ANIC PROPERTIES INC. A (e) Escrow fM1 to be shared on.nett by seller,
YOU AAE IN DEFAULT UN· the Ct~~! Rtlwr0ur ol Or pruvurty s11ua1et.1 "' \111 PUBLIC NOTICE AUGUST•. 1981. IN BOOK ~08E6c'olRNDSTHEOFOFFstCAIAOL CALIFORNIA CORPORA· one-hall by bll'(er DER A OHO OF TRUST DATED •llUI• vuunly, ... lAA.11 turm Count anO St 1 n<l du-14167, PAGE 1088. IN THE I TION R d d 02 14 FIC>fuary 21 1 H• UNLESS 1~ lk•llnod 111 11111 Artlc.ki onh t>J 8 o a OFFICIAL RECORDS OF COUNTY PARCEL 2: ecor I 4 A teat Htate broker who registers I Client wtlh lht
YOU TAl<E AcTIOH TO PRO ll1.1d "Dtil1f11tio11s· ut thu St.II 1" lot~rrs"A" SUMMONS SAID COUNTY." ANO AS AN UNOIVIOEO ONE· 1989. In Book ol 011t¢•al .iuctlOl'l"r 48 hours prtor to auction and attends the
TECT YOUR Pf'OPERfY IT Duc.i.t1a11011 ol Cov11n1nts A Co~minium C . ICITACION AMENDED BY AN INSTRU-TWENTIETH (l/20TH) IN· Records of stKI Co11nty 11 allCl•on Vflth his Clter'll""' rec:11w 5°' of \tit lotal c0m-
SCANLON
Dr. Jaeoph Henry
Scanlon 11 1 1 29-
year resident of
Newport Beach
passod away July
24 1992 He ~as
born July 5, 1911
and pract.1C.c:t Oen·
1111ry end oral aur·
gery for 56 yoara,
He ts survived by his
w ife Marcella Scan·
Ion of Balboa
daughters Regina
Birkner. Ther•H 01·
Iver and N rc:ola
Scanlon; a ons
James Scanlon and
Mark Scanlon: end
grandchildren Ny11
Scanlon and Zow1e
Scanlon Serv1c:e1
11.111 bo held today 11
9 00 A.M at Our
Lady ol Mt C11mel
Cathollc Church,
Newpon Beach. In·
h11ment al noon at
Bellevue Memortal
Parl\, l240 G St ,
On1a110, C"--..AY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC ConaitlOf') 1ncJ Rcsll1<.hons P11Su<1 OI om JUDICIAL.) MENT RECORDED JUNE TEAEST IN ANO TO LOT 1 page Recorder a lnstru-m11SIOl'I awarded by the coun to the selltf a bfoktr.
SAU If YOU HEEO AH EXPlA flhu o-.c..t.iallUl'I') Atlto1d-~AACf.l 1 Fue lllmfllc NOTICE TO DEFEN· 2•. 1982, AS INSTRUMENT OF TRACT 1'353. IN THE ment No. 89-075863, by 5 Th• understgntd rtMNH Int Nght to rtCPCt any1========~
NATI<* OF THE NATURE Of wcl 111 8ooli 12192 Pii1~ UllP 111 ~m UM DANT 1 (Av I 1 o a NO. 82·21SSC8, OFFlCIAL CITY OF COSTA MESA, ruson of a b1tacll or d• and all bods
TU< PROCEEDING """INST l 60!» Ofli<.11111 Ruw icls ot Nu 1111 (Thu 'Vn11') e AcuHClol RAYMOND E. RECORDS, COUNTY OF ORANGE, 111111 In payment or per.· DATED 7 20.92 s EBER l<NAPP, ElUICutOf Ir---------""' "'"" Orar111t1 Ccun1y ~pl all nu C<lf SH PARCEL 2· STATE OF CALIFORNIA. z L YOU. YOU SHOULD COHTACT A 1)11, tJ•I r-uhts "'*"''"'' 111Jh•11. ~m W~U~IOfl 't"'IW .~llll ELTON AN UNOtViOEO 3St1 PER-AS SHOWN ON A MAP Rf. fOfmance of Iha obllgal•Ons DATED 7·20-92 IS Ulman & Auocllles by EL
LAWVER ni11t1tal QdS ''llhls 111141 01111., ~o 11 Id(;. YOU ARE 8EINO SUED CENT ('W.) tNTERST IN ANO CORDED IN BOOK 488 secured thereby, ll'ICllld•ng TODD M UTMAN anOt"My to. Executoi Qereldlne !Gerl)
NolQ of TruslM'J Sall Undtf hy\Jr1QlllooS hy wl\,llMIUV\.Of ,~~~"~ .~::, ~{llll'l I .. ~' •Y PLAINTIFF! (A Ud. TO LOT 1 OF TRACT PAGES •5 AND •6 OF Mis'. thll blUCh or dtlsull. No-P11bl1sh Daily Pilot 7 27, 7 ?8 end 8 4 11112 "4433 z •I I I a g. 5 0 .
0.d ol Trust n1tm11 •no••I uuulhu1m11I C11y ol N wpw I 81.tdth .. ••••• demenchmdo) 1 t353. IN THE CITY OF CEUANEOUS MAPS. lie• ol which WU rtc:Ofdtdt-;:==================:;•, pa seo •wily M on· Nollet • lltrtey Qlvtn 111&1 SIUiltll dOO .. VICXllA.lt tit.• Coun'V ol Oranuu SU11u °' NANCK Niii.AN COSTA MESA. COUNTY EXCEPT UNITS 1·20 IN-0«'09 1992 ... Atcorder·,11 O•y Juty ~7. 1992.
OUALITY LOAN SERVICE IM!d lrum dny ol 11._. '"'" c.tlltJt"'8 (Ttiu •Plan") Ill You heve 30 CAL.EN· OF ORANGE. STATE OF CCLUSOOM AS SH~'f..~ ON Instrument No 92-022•687, Put a few words In Orange Born In
CORP . a CalllOfnla COtllOfalloo QlltllQ that mllV bu «llhin Ill eo1ded on Juty 12, t979 DAR OAY8 after thl1 CALIFORNIA, AS SHOWN ON MINIUM p..,.,.., In Book. al Page, WILL Kentucky. she had
as trust .. , or 111c:mssor •uslM undl..'I told tend. 1uuo1her Om.1.1mun1 Nu t 56 10. 111 eumnMNll le ·~ on ON A MAP RECORDED IN ~~~~ ~~T_EPJIN~~~~~· SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION t O WO r k f Or YOU • h11.c:t In Oran(lt Co
f)f SUbSllM•d truslM pur~uanl •1th the Jltllfl'llU81 r~hl 111 Book t 322b. Pa9us 71> 'IOU lo ftle • typeWYll· BOOK 488, PAGES 45 ANO eRES PREOfOUS AND TO THE HIGHEST BIOOEA tor 26 year. She Is to.,,. 0..d ol Trust Utc:Ulld by <1111,111111. min111ut llM,1> 01100 tl1tUU1Jh I 1b, •nGIUSIYU of ·-reeponae •• tht• 4M8APOSFINMTHISCEEOL.LAFFNICEEOUOSF USEFUL . METALS SUB-FOR CASH l•wful monev IUf',11 .. ed t>y her hUI• TERRANCE J RAGAN AHO rtno tllf>l>1•tl()fl t IUrll Of llO<I Olt"'lftl R4A.o1Us ot Dt<J Or . • ' c c • ba.nd Attorne)' Don ~El~ A RAGAN HUSBAND sturnlQ m "'"' lut'lllMllV lhc wige Cclunt h h Pl eotar1. THE COUNTY RECORDER STANCES ANO HYDRO. ol lht United States, tv.-II I •f 1t4 ~ ' h 'ANO WIFE Rtcotdtll stir" hum saocJ wn.t 111 Any pwtams 10 1~1 ~ ic 1 !t. A latter .,. phone cell OF SAID COUNTY CARBONS OF EVERY denctd by • C11111e1's I 1111 .. ell: da!J9 1" HOiiy
03JOll1iM Inst No M ll11r t.ino 1rtt.luth11<1 lh'I llCllbod 111 Titct ~~87 wt• not protffl ,ou; EXCEPT THEREFROM l<INO ANO CHA.RACTER, Check drawn on a 1\Allt or I e on 8r11d: a nd
OM32i OI Ottlclal Records Ill rq11 10 wh;jistoc.k 1>1 dt<t'I. rec.uidud in Boufl U9, ~our trpewrlUen r• UNITS A·1 TO A·9 INCLU. ~Lug1~~ ~fp'!.~'titi~ nattonal bank, or lht tq11rv· ~:u~k~:re t MemJo~I:
1111 o111Ce ol lie County i. l1m•lly 1tr1ll t<ld m••111 Imm p..,_ 5 th1~ 8 ol U.1-1pon1e "'u•t be In SIVE, 8-1 TO B~ INCLU· A.NO TAR BELOW OF 500 alent thereof dra"'n oo any 642 s 6 7 8 aen.lcee will be hold
COfd« ot ORAHGC Co11n1y =~:ii:.~~,!~~ ~s Maos. tecc>rdl ol proper ..... '°'"' If '/OU ~~~· fNb ~' ~~ ~;~~ FEET. THAT MAY NOW OR Other ltnanclll fnsutuuon -.. Wed11e1day II 3'00
Cllltornil, 111d pu11utnt to lie ""'· tonnvls 8110 shell\ -:i.~*'f'1 ~~ went the oeu" to heer ClUSIVE AS SHOWN ON HEREAFTER BE FOUND, 1pec:11itd ln llCt!on 5102 of P M. In the P1c1hc
NOICe DI Dlllull llld Ellclon IO lfllu ltllcJUQh OI lie Ill ""' 006i.4 PGIC4'1'11 lllMftl I rour c.... s A I 0 c 0 N 0 0 MIN I u M l~L~O~C~A~T~E~O~. iiiCiO~NiTiAilN~EOi., i'hi.iiicia~11iroirni1i1iiFi1niainici11~1.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii v It w M • m 0 r I a I Stl "*"''"* recorded IUff.,.,, ot tllu !MIC.I ht.1111«1 and 10 thw QOmmon .,ea If 'IOU do Ml ftla 10tW PLAN Chapel, Newport
03A)l/\992 Inst No92·142390 800ofU llOstlll~I •no IU .. snown and dot.'leoud 0 ,. • .,.... -11 ..... "°" ALSO EXCEPT THERE· DHch lnltlmet'll Wiii
o4 Aid Ot1lclll AecoulS, .. Sell bouom M.11 ••MCislOL"-'cl u1 the Pten re-vmo there mar 10 .. the oeM, end FROM ALL MINERALS, STIRTlllG A llEW BUSlllESS'7 t>e prtvel• Paclhc on OUOC/1992 IC 10 00 AM lit uocllQfllllly t111ltw •ult' lrom thu ·lollowino CAI rour wetoe moner ORES, PRECIOUS AND Vt•w M ortuary ••· '"FR~T Of fHE FLAGPOLES 1uo1iut1 antJ stu1111, uncJu• uck.lsiw "IN"""'' (OthOI end property' mer be USEFUL METALS, SUB-I alaUng the family
AT THf MAIN fNTflY AREA TO ""' bQl'I081n °' btryunll lhll lhen P11ctll J 111d 41 OOStQ e.k wfthout hlrther STANCES ANO HYDRO. 6-4• 2700 TH£ PlACCNTIA CM C C(NUR 1111101 lln11I• lh•11ool ttOtl Nl•d .. "Aetltl(.IQd Cool en CARBONS OF EVERY •
• 01 _.11 EAST QiAPMAN A't't hl 1ti011ll 1utunnul 111111111. mun Auae• on Int PW\ trarnlnt froM the KIND ANO CHARACT£A,
NUE P\ACOITIA CA M PllDtlC m111ntAin 1upA11 <IOUlll•n 1._,ved 10 utNil \Jnllt IOI oeurt. INCLUDING PETROLEUM,
IUC1IOll to Ill itle11tt1 blddtf ~lllU any such ~· u• .. P•""G Spews SIOf ~ ..... ...., ..... OtL, GAS, ASPHALTUM
lor c:ail I -ti lie IWM ol ltitnuJ •1tl1oul ho...-IQU •P•CU belc.~018 ,....'""'-' ... You...., ANO TAR BELOW A ... In = OI "' tho hQtll IU I.lull '""* 'Ima, 4'1QOI JllthOI and ,., went t• .... ... • •• DEPTH OF soo FEET, montY 1J1t1111 M(l Ofl'o1tte ttl11)Ulltl nnn-~ 'etllOn I torMy -ht If THAT MAY NOW OA
UMN S~lglll, I~, llld 11141 i.01181.u ul thu UJitMlr JJ'l•lun.t11il tu ... unit:"1 8'l-,_ • _;t know-:; at HEREAFTER BE FOUND, lfll9fMt, -·••1wv to WI no• tu.11 ol tti.> llUbaurlaco ctn ttw Pl4ln fOI "'Ut8U ' LOCATED, CONTAINED
,..... .. " undet Aid l>Md of f Janel tw111mAhO"• do v~tt1H IUllPOll llJ>lll lomeft ,_ "'8J oatl M DEVELOPED ~ TAKE Trvst In .. Pf°'*1Y ~ In 1c.1ctMI 11s r-!Mld ,., ttiv l'Ntfll-oeni.v and ~o..n.'. ettem.r Nfwnl ..,. ON. IN, UNDER ~ FROM .... Coun., end S• 1110 .. H~o1ded 1n Boo~ mmnl lfQtM .. Oii .... er • ..... 111411 ... SAIO LANO OR AHY PAICT '°'* • 101oWs PARCH t 1~9;.> P.,.. lllOJ Othcltl rnd hydiocarb on ti.lb fleo Cllete~ In the THEREOF WITHOUJ~
UNn 17 AS SHOWN ~ A .otOs OI O.~ County .ianuit t.Mllth 1 ~h Of ,._..Mell). HOWEV£R, AN AtOHT 1.1"
CONDOMINIUM fl\M Rf AIM> UllC9P41110 ttl1W1.trom 11:,oo1_. ffl.llll tNI 8Ullace ol .,._,..._ • .,_le-. SURFACE ENTRY~ ANY
CD"DlO JANUARY 1. t994 AS w111tt 11Qhta OI lflhllHts 111 ._i lelld "''" no rivf\• of tratueft .... ele.oion RIGHT Of ENTRY TO THE lftlSTRUMENl NO M ·00791 I ... ,-.. rl(Jhtt1, nu ~Ill• hu'" aurtacu imtry ibove ~O ........ tM tlefte SUBSURFACE THEA[Of OI OmCIAl RECD"OS Of OR •lUHIAI by ltw Or11ntu• l~t t1om ll'MI aurtau ol ..a-,._ ~ D .... .,.."':' TO A 0£PTH Ofl 500 FEET Mr.I COuefTY IWIC'L '> AH 1Nf8"l MW1 own.-1 111 u""' Mid i.vt N ''*''¥\id ~· - - --· 11'.NEATH THE SURFACE by -.t Grll\klf 111 wntM.· w...,,_ J c.un.; "" •llDMIOS ~ ,,._ flOA THE OEVtLOftM[NT, UNOMOlO 1/7tTH INTEMST •ion ••lh or _., l¥11f*I IC) _.. ;..!'1 ......, w NI~•• .. Ma.t<>YAL.. AECovtRY ()A IN MO TO LOT 1 Of TMCT d .,_,..., !NII '" ,,,. ___.._ OTHlA £XP\.OOATION °' NO t2002 IN TM( CITY Of lhll pioperly con,,aye i.i<.Olded in 8oo• llHO --• •••ulfte ... IAID AUOURCIS OA
COSTAMfiA COUNTY Of D" !;.~..!.~'-:';..!i.::' P•o• 831 of Oll1ct1 .......... SU9ST~S.
MGf. STATE Of CAt.lfOMIA fYtt10 tiPl)loP1ttlV(t ...-1"0· Aewldl Une eerie 8 •n• PAAClL 3: Al fllR MAP "ECORDlD IN ... cng IJflllCflP-. 01 ton PAAC:aL 3 An •lutlw •-•tie ........... M A NON-DCl.USIVE lASf· IOOIC 111fli\GU1 MO . <Y ll•lu.I Jllnvtdelt "°"""\'Of ""' Md FF ,_...,. tu .......... ~ ........ , MINT ~TENANT. TO
MllClUMEOUS MAPS IU !NI the ,._...IUf\ mtdll IN P80,.:-C•I ~ Ml ,..,., ... wtta e IUCH UNrT '°" V'f1'41CV-
CON>I Of OMMif COU'ITY, ~ _,... ~ '-lfW kt ~ :!_!~ ··~•IH Ilene ~--0~1#¥011 ~NOlO STNAH(Q•l!IM-11 fll:I" TMIMF9'0M M.. or lat "-b8Ntte at Mid _..,. ~-.•r ._ ...... , ... a. r..; " .. " ontlR OCIMMIMtlflUM UNITS a..-""Y tlllht to .,.. aft ... PW\• .. ,,, m1H1•11 ........ ~· OYl'A TMAT
-MIYRICTID COMM0'4 uputl ,.,. tlllfe&.w ot tfle Urwta.:a.:r:::: lo ,., ............ -~,:ao~ ~ ~DAITO~~~· cs-.:,:::~:::n: . Md 1 1 , .. to ..... le .... -. 1ttOWN ON A 1W Mo ~""1111 ........... '".... .... .......... 4111¥ ............ -. C()M)ID .. IOOll ., .. IMtUM ~ lllffMEO TO COlded-.8llC)lk t2"1 ,._.. .... Pw\ • _.. • ,,.11nla ,.AOU J AND~. Of' ... ~~ti=~!.:, UIOl 0'1icl8f ~s of ...... ~ .. : •Nl,Ulllla ...... ~:\~~!~
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now ~ IQ MW buainMHs
Wt wt• now SEARCH th• name for
you et no tJctra cMfVe, Ind .. ve you
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al8tement wtth the County Ct9nt,
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aUllNHI MAMIE The FolloWlng persont \'he F~ l*IOnl The Following ~ The FOllOWlnQ peraone The ,.~ petlont The Foaowtng pettonl Th• FolloWlng petlOnl The Foltowlng petlOM The Following l*'80l\I
The I~ persons are Cloi~ bu1lne11 u . are dol:-1\ butlnes1 u : .,. = bullnMa .. : .,. Clol~ IMll!neu u : .,. Clol~ buslnMI u : .,. = IMlllnns u : .,. m bu91nee• .. : .,. ~ bullneM •: .,.~~-:
have aba 1ti. un of INDUST IAL WRITING & RITCHI ASSOCIATES, CINNA ON CINSATIQN, DL E EPRAISES, ,22 Jf & A SOCIAT!S INSUR-IW£ LO ASSOCIATES, C M E CTRtC, 350 Eaat C.Y. P TINO, 2071 M~ K C 01.f COMPNl'I,
the Flctlllou1 Bu11ne11 ART, 2252 F0tdhlm, Coeta , 14 Via Cordova. Newpot1 1980 Main sir.... !MM, 30tt\ .... Newport a..d\, ANCE AGENC't's: W . • , Mein 91. 9'* 610, .... 20th It Unit C, Coeta darln Of , Co1ta M11a, 2955 !. Main It., !MM,
Name: CAELUM COUN· Mesa,Calil,9~ BMch, Cahl. 12tCS3 Cal" 82114 Call!. t2ee3 Seller StrMI, 405, 'llnl. Callf, 82714 Meta, Calif. 8H27 Cahf 92829 Ca111. 92714
SEUNG CENTER. 833 Oovr C. David E 1rd1, 2252 HarolCI L Rilchl•. 114 Via Nancb D1Y11, 4500 Cam-David I.Ado Houston, 122 eo.ta ....... C.hl. l2e2t Wayne Howard BlauV.it, cnar'" J. v~ "'·· VV.. Bri.e, 2077 Mandllln KelU'I A. Cr~. 71,
Drive, Sulle 23, Newport Fordham. Costa M111, COfdovl, N-port Budl, pu1 r. 1n4, Neo#Por1 30lh St.. Newport Beach. JiJo T~. 13431 MofM. 119 e.1111 St, Newpod 350 E11t 20th t. Unit C. Or.. Co111 Men, ca111. Sc0t1 Pl. 12, eo.c. ......
BMch. Calif. 92683 Calif. 92926 Calif. 92ee3 Beach, Cahf. 92eeO Calif. t2ee3 cno, rua11n, Calif. l2t80 8each,Callf.92tl0 Cotta Meta. Calif. 92127 9H28 Calif. 92627
Th• F1cllllou• Bus1ne11 This bualneu Is con-Thia bu1lneu 11 con-Thi• buslnHI 11 con-Thia bu1lnH1 11 con-Thi• bu11ne11 II con-Tt.11 bu1lne11 11 con-Thia bu1lnH1 II con-Thi• bu1lne11 11 con· Thll butlnHI II con-
Name 11ferred to above dueled by: an Individual ducted by: an Individual ducted by: an lndhlldual ducted by: an lndlvldual Clucted by: .,, Individual dueled by: an Individual dUCted by: an lndlvlduW ducted by: an Individual dueled by: an lndlllidual
was tiled In Oran~e County ~The regl1tran1(1) com-The re,lstrant(I) com-Th• r9glslran1(1) com-The registrant(•) com-The re,l11ranl(1) com-The regl11rant(1) com-The r1g111rant(1) com-The reglllranl(s) com-The re,111ran1(1) com-
on Ocloti.r 19. 990. Ale menced to tranSlct bust-menced o bansact bull· menced to tranaact bulJ. menced to trW\UC1 bull-menc:ed o tr111uct bull· menced lo tranue1 bus!-menced to tranuc1 butl-menced to lrantaci bus!-menced o lraneact ~
No.F472912 ness uncter lhe FiC11llou1 nus Und« the Flctttioul nes1 undef' the Flctltk>\11 nes1 under the Flctltioul nffl undet' tti. FlctlllOUI nees under lhe flc111fou1 NII under the Flclltloul nets under lh• Flctn1ou1 nett under the FlcllUOYI
Ellen Seely. MFCC. 3681 Business Nam•(•) llsted Bu1lne11 Name(•) 11'1•d 8u1fne11 Nam•1•) llsled 8u1lne11 N1me(1) litled 8u11ne11 N1me(1) listed 8u1lne11 N1me(s) Usled 8utlne11 N1me(1) lilled 8u1ln111 Name(s) lllled Bu1lnH1 Name(•) lilted
A1pen Village WV< IH, above on: N/A above on: 1990 above on: .hlne 2 , 11192 above on: June 1, 1992 lbOW on: October,, 1990 •bOve on: Julye. 1992 above on: NIA abOve on: January 11192 lbOWon. NIA
Santa Ana. Calli. 92 04 C. David Edwatd1 Hatold L Ritchie .-Nancy Dav11 OL Houston Jiro T!?a'wa Wayne H Blauvelt Chlfles J. YurgeleVlc Jr. Yve1 BnH Keith CrecellUI
This buslne11 was con-, This s1a11men1 w11 ltled Thl1 11a1emen1 w11 filed This 11atemem wu filed Thi• 11atement Wll tiled This I ltment Wll filed Thia statement was hied This 1111emen1 was filed This 11a1ement was l1led Thi• 1t11ement wa1 tiled
duC1ed by an lndll1ldual ~1th the County Clerk of w11h the County Clerk ol with th• County Clerk ol With the County Clerk of Wilh the County Cle<k ol With lhe County Cieri< ot with lh• County Clerk of with lhe County Clerk ol wllh th• County Cl11k ot
This statement WllS flied Orange County on June 26, Orange County on June 28. Orange County on June 26, Or1nge County on June 28, Orange County on June 28, Orange County on July 7, Orange County on July 7. Orange County on July 2 I , Or~• County on Jiiiy 21,
wllh the County Clerk of 1992 1992 1992 1992 1992 ,992 ,992 1992 1992
Orange County on June 26 F538247 F5H248 F531244 FaH2H FS31U8 Fl372H Fl37277 F53890t Jlaa9t0
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330 West Bay Street Col\&.._ CA, 9111'7
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CLASSIFIED HOURS:
COHO NA LOTS
DEL MAR 1022 FOH SALE 1.JOO
CONDO, OCEAN SIDE Heve Lota W/Plana
OF HWY. 2 lge BR/2 Need SS or Joint ven·
BA, Igo dbl gar. turo. Call Ag1, Barb ~235,000. 6'l6·3303 675·5511 QI ,494-2342
Laguna Bch Big ocn
views w/cule shack &
COSTA Ml';SA 2124
Large 3BR 2 VzBa
condo, 2·11ory, pool, garage, lrplc, w /d
hkup, 1mall pet ok.
St050 + $750 dep.
875-4812 Agl Sher•d Equity/La• O p tion Elegant
Townhomos/HI cot·
lngs, ocn vw docks/
Guaranteed To Be
Cd M's· FlnesWiew for
yourself! Call Agt.
plans. Call Agt, Barb -.-3-B_R_2_Vz_B_a_tw_n_h_s_e_o_n
675-5511 or 494·2342 bluff nr bchl Obi gar,
fncd yd, St 225 mo+
5600 dep. 842·9666
NEWPOHT
BEACH 2169
Beach Rentals!
NEWPORT PENINSULA
YEAALY·WINTER.SUMMEA
1 Bedroom lo 4 Bedroom
Furnishtd/\Jnlllrnlshed
Villa Rentals
675-4912
NEWPOHT COHO NA COSTA MESA 21i24 NEWPOHT
BEACH 2lfW DEL MAH 2622 •ADULT LIVING• BEACH :!1Hi9
Lg pv1, very d•luxe 2Br Charming. tBR 1BA w/ lBR. ftpl, patio. gar. BEACHFRONT brghl
2Ba w/2 mstr 1uites, trplc, 4 blocks to bch, No pets S685· Bay • & airy 2br/ , ba, lg
gar, decks. $995 lse. $750/mo lncls. ulll. Tlmboi Apls. 642•7 142 1111ng rm. s1 ,200. 310-
No pets 840-8408 ,....1_5_9-_o_,2 .. 8=t---=-='=""~1 •Do you neod lg clean 576·7721 or 545·,384
Live Nr The Ocean! lmmed Occpwt 2Br, 2 2br 1ba? Garage, new LIDO ISLE fully turn carports, $925/mo. cpl, DfW. Storag_o . ,8 Ul'I Incl Completely remodeled s7so No Pot s40.24g5 r · ' · gar · 1 BR Ponlhouae, gated Pool, w/d. No pots. $785/mo yrly. 1 per· comm w/pool & ten-760-9038 or 723-4255 -.-La-rg_o __ &_s_h_a-rp_2_B_R son. no pelt 673-0837
nis. $975/mo. Agt 2Ba uppor, d lw, lg ~I 2BR A 854-5808 closets, vorts, gar ~uu" partmenl,
Barb 875·5511
OUT·OF·STATE
PROPEHTY 15:>8 $830 No Pet 640·2495 2 Yrs Now, Avg $637/
•Npt Hts 3BR twnhse.1-...,,..,,...---..,,-----Luxury Condo! $200 OFF 1ST MO -----....,.,.--.,.---mo For lsl 6 Months lrplc, angl gar, paho, •4BR 2'hBa condo, Brand new lg studio AENTI AVL NOWI t 28A Broadwew, On Our Speclalll. Call COSTA MESA 1024 Beaut sate Molokal. W/O gar ne paint/ unit toe 114 ml to bch. V"'ry -pAclous 2BA E 'ald• 1Br, vacant. NOWll 714·650·8310 130' of beach front. 2 very nice, 322 Ogle St. • • w "' ~ " •New carpet. $5951mo. Reduced lo $21 ISK. new homes, S6SO,OOO $995/mo 847-7540 cpl, groat for slnglea never occupied, aep 1BA, new cpt paint & No pets 756-8558 . a41JR>:30:1"1f"Ia1!:41Jr-h!411r-'-1~~~~:u;!~i-:,~-~;f--<>W<T.-1~>:1~iaa.34!1Ml--1~~:fe:;;c'.ed'.~Nii'.~~:.J..~S~1~500~~m:o:_:64:4-4::~2~50:::_-l bdrm area. AJC, pool appls.2cargar,ba .. c~k~·~;;;;;;n;;:;::::;:R;~;;;;;~ I new crpVpnt, crnr lot • &--.nn19, 5850. A;t -pinlt), lmJl'f'11 arettv.-TB COM , pvt room & BA,
ROOMS 2706
DEADLINES
w/soc wall, noar bch. S850/mo -+ seo dep. *Lido Penlnaula• 854·5009 s 7 6 S /mo. OPE N pvt patio Groat area, Call Wes 957•9390 Unique 1 & 2BR Units•---------"'ILY furn . N o 1mkng/ Houses/Condos
For Rent
Bkr 722·9246 ~92 Luxu'Y, Condo'.'· DA Sorry, no pols walk to e1terylhlng drnl<ng drugs 5470 lor leaso. Private bch, •3t e427 $•7•/ 546 9081 Condo-mlle to bch. 3 on bay, 873-8030 V• Miio rom ocean, 2 u -<I ,. mo. • Incl uul 721·161 5
lg br, 2ba, gar, pallo, 710 Lido Park Dr. pvt suites. Porfecl for---------E'SIDE lg 2BR 1•1BAl---.C_,,,P _____ _ MolIUy ................................ Fr1d&y O:OOPM FOUNTAIN Tuead.a7 ............................ Monday O:OOPM
Wedllead.ay ....................... Tueada.y ll:OOPM
Tburad.&7/lndependent Wedlleada.y 3 :00PM
Friday ............................. TbUJ'9Clay ll:OOPM
Saturday .............................. Friday ll:OOPft!
Saturday Real Estate ..... Thurada.y O:OOPM
GENERAL POLICY
Ratee and dead.Un• are subject to ob&n .. wttbout
o~loe. The publ.18her ,._...., lhe rfebt to MIUIOr,
reola11lfJ, re•t11 or reJeet 107 olanlned
ad....niMment. P1eue report &117 erron tilt u:a&J
be In 70ur oluaU!ed ad lmmJKU&Wll)'. Tbe Dail1
Pilot • The lndepeodesU aoNpta oo UabWty for
&A~ WT'OI' l.D &ll adftr\!Mmen\ for wbioh Lt~ be
reepon.aible aoept tor the -i of tbe .-paoe
a.otuall1 oooupled bJ the error. CNCltt can ool7 be
&1l9tNd for tba nnt 1.DMnloo.
Houses/Condos
For Sale
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GENERAL 1002
......
fits in.
GENERAL 1002
VALLEY lO;J4
BRING YOUR SUN·
GLASSES
The lamlly room w/lls
skyllte oners bright·
ness & an open feel·
Ing olfere.d by few
homos. Pride of own·
ershlp ls evidenced by
the new roof & remod.
baths. Inside corner
lot
$254 ,900
Call Joe, 848·1202.
T a rbell Realtors
NEWPORT
BEACH 1069
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lrplc. All appliances prolesslonal1. Brand twnhouse now paint, Nrh s I lzeShln BbAeaut/dlg Incl. Stioo. 642·1004 •·.-oc---N-VW--C-O_N_D_O __ L_ Mova...ln w d h"ups. pa110, gnr m urn r • w · * g new, In gated, pool ,.. " pool. spa, $400/mo + GENERAL ~ 102
Npt Beach Siu S775
furn, pool & 1pa
lux 2BR 2BA, 1700 s/I, comm S1375 Agt SPECIAL'. S8001mo 759-303 1 dop. N/amkr 65s-1737 walk to bch, pool, ten· 854-5009
nta s1395 599.9347 NEW 2Br 28• on gott 1 BEDROOM GOOD LOCATION! RENTALS TO 3BR 2.SBA Nwpl Crest course, 1 year lease. Pool, spa, cable hkup $200 OFF
---------Twnhse. Comm pool/ No pols. 51500/mo. WEITLAKI VILLAOE Lg 2BR 1 'hBA lown-
1 en n , S,600/unl 76().8850/d644-49221• 845-8t22Ant(lmel house, lndry rm, d 'w,
SHARE :!724
3bd Ophc
$1750/p·furn 642-3850 patio, $795 mo. SAN Npt Beec h 2bd
Condo W/1olt $1750 ---=-_,.........,__.. ____ 3BR 2BA house, quiet CLEMENTI'; 2176 Townhpuse style apt,
3Br 2•~Ba, encl go.
rBQe. w'd hkup1, pvt
backyard, pool, sp11.
2233 ·Fairview Rd.
$1070/mO 548·7001
2078 Thurln
CENTAUR MGMT
642·2:?88 or 631 ·2725
•LIDO quiet, Spacloua
4Br hse. Sunny pat.lo.
nr bch.M F 23-39, nl•.
S625 ~ ulll 723"!t°° neighborhoo d . No
smkr/p•ls. $1850. Sml LARGE secluded newly
decorated t BR col•
lag•• SS75/mo. 361-3725 or 835-087t
Lovely 1 BA Courtyard
setting. Gated, pool,
aocurlly. Ask oboul
Spoc1alsl 842-5858
---------1 NEWLY DECORA:t'ED
2BR. fncd yd. Wtr pd.
836-4, 20 9·5PM
2194 Placenlla $755
HUNTINGTON
HEACH 2640
l g 3BR 2BA 2·slory
1wnhrn1, W/D hkup,
O/W, frplc, pallo, gar,
s11so + sec No
dogs. (310) 592·22,4
NEWPOHT
BEACH 2669
F em shr 2BR Eaalald•
hse, lurn,unf 5400 Incl
ullls No drug1/pet1.
8 5 0·58H
O ceanvlew 1 blk to
bch, lrg 4 t>ctrm, 2 th
bath, 2 car g11. frpl.
watbar. $1700 53&-3907, 211 18th at. HB
ROOMATE WANTED
Prof. Im In 20·1, n/
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2bth. lrg twnhm In La·
gun11 Hills. Prvt bth,
encl gar S300. • urn.
day 642-4321 eve.
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Mickey 963-2493
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cone work, 25 yr• a11p
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TILES l'.•:.'M
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DUN the TILE MAN
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wath & regrout. New
& Repair Bathroom•
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Rel)ln Remod Doors win-Ftoora·Plumblng Uc
dowl, clbtn9l1. etuoco a Ort· 2Syra O.C 673·8085
wal, leocn, ge!H. etc Uc TILE lnatall•d/Repalred
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For "" "'· ceu ar•a. IEJ(c... r•I• Cell 4H·•••• Allele 16, "'281
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HANUY MAN ;J710 I' AINTINU :.JHf>H , •• w,, .Aft Yrs of "'··"tty ..... Carpentry, plumbing, ••••••••. -rav Willl Vfll
ReUabl• Houaeci.anlng tile, drywall. mHonry • TREI R·charo SlnOr uc 290M4
by the day. Local & more. Reas. rate1. "-'• &4S-32091o11y ~-
CLl';ANING
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Monica 649-8438 1--HA-N_D_Y_A_N_D_Y_ ~. 751-3478 '•lntlnt Contractor Sl'ltlNKl.Ell
C< >NSTHlJ('TION
HlJILlllN<i :tM10
Victor Prof. Gardening, OuaJ painting by prof.
Landscaping & Malnt Llc#602098. In•. Fr" Ht:l'AIHS I".~ 1 El•c·Plumb·Palnt. LI.
carpntry, etc 631-4043 ElCc .. refs. ,0 yra eicp. ..t. 645-3305
Na Fremlfttl Contractor
CualOm Homes, Comm1
T&M, Sp.clahty ProJ ..
want1 to Mg work.
Handyman Expre11. All
Jobe welcome. Small
job SPKl•ltl ... 24 hr.
call. 85,·2017
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by prof. David Sloane & I n a t a II a II on a
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Drywall. GaryM'-5277 Aleo malnt. 87..,.29 •"<* r..,ut-'lon• t hr
*Chfleuan t4wiOyman "''" letvlc•, atumpe, min. ln1ur. Tt 178'8 'alnttno, S,ucco, dry· cln upa. h auling . Vl .. /MC .,,, .....
wall, t9ne•a/D9t••· S• Com m tr ••. lawn ntof O..C. John lm-4t• me6nt. Ml9'e M ,.o&,I
Thank You!
My rental ad wB8
ordered for 3 days.
It was rented on the
nni d1zy and 3!J more
people called!
EMILY BA.LDRIDGE
lncrem Y• Reach nrou• 1111' w 1119111d Lows Ralls
'1.21 per Une, per day. That's ALL you pay.
8Wdan4 "-. 24 ~ • ., N SeNicl ~
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For riiore information, Call Todayl Aik for your
SeMce Directory Rapr888ntative 842~1 Ext 307
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829 Terminal Way.
IM0-9352
Employment
Opportunities
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1\11'111~\H\I .. 111
...... y-i Quet deslQnOt Oueefl ~lflder ,....... Anno dlNog rm chairs P 0 R S A L • t Imported A.CS Tegu Uz-
Noedod, Mm up to pure lllk, 90lld mauve Wuher•ryer, Creaser ard,V•RY TAM•
1150 c:t.ity, aalaly + Natl. l380 ea orig; and other mlae. Call H~f,, 1400. obO
WANT•D1 •o•t
Tr .... r for 13 ft Boe· ton Whalef. Call 7t4-Sllp to 50' Claallc NB
844-42U IOCll10l'I, po11lble llv•
aboard, 83,-8480
•ea ~. ;l;M, Offera
dl1cu11ed In confl·
dence. Tom Cran•.
Caplatrano Dodge
714-49W21 o Deal~
lnaonda to ... , 1000
•• eu T..W Rodi
blk ""' Int, 11k '"'· loadod, all recde. 1
owner, PEA,ECT,
149.850 720-11915 2600 S/F, 4 Otflce1,
2BA. lg roll-up door,
85,-aJ( 829 Terminal,
Wy 540-9352164&-068,
Ceet• Mee• Aprox
3000 aq. h., IH500/
mo. Placentia 6 , 7th
..... 11 ..
Business &
Finance
llllSINt-.SS
Ol'l'Oll Ill N ITY :.!!10.i
Booming 13K wk cash
prott poten. Reee11lon
proof. FT/PT. No Hll·
Ing. Unique vending.
Roule• 1elllng cheep,
llJ!r. Van 800.949-2,58.
Vending Route1
l'or ••I•. Earn a
1taady ea1h Income.
1 ·800-653-8383
MONt-:Y
WANTED ~!116
Need It 0,000 Re'pay
In 1 yr, secured, 15%
lntere1t, NO BRO.
KERSI 753-5223
Announcements
/\NNOllNC'EMt-:NTS
2!t20
CAlnNQ IMMIDI tips, ful or pwt lime. ,,60ea ~-Call Dy• 723-0770. 850-0883
Extraa nooded for ~= 2~~; ==~-= ~r •vo• ou-n or King Palma, RABBITS· Dwllf bablea
fllm1, commorclala & 800-•324222 •---------·' 4-15 feet tall. $10 ea, nffc:I adopting, gentle TV. Earn up to 12001---------8 -DRAWER Cheat. Hert> plantl 80 kinda SH>-25 each
POV.~ H HOA I~ 7111 ~
13.5' Novurania, hard
bottom, cntr conaole,
35hp. elec 11111 Su-
zuki. 14800 875-9t75 per dayl No up PHOTO TRIMMERS whlte·waahed, wlnt s1 ea, Liiac 674-9422 IH52-2841
needed. Call today Earn to 1,25/day. No cond, 1125. 953-8869 RABBIT cages w/deep
8ta.M:t-2021 exp noc. 8()().282-4389 AMERICAN OP MAR· pull-out traya. good
CUSTOMER TINSVILL• large eond $40 ea.
dark wood 9·drawer 557-5227 SERVICE dreuer with 2 rectan---------HOUSEKEEPER gular mirrors & night Shade, Pine, Cypress
T h 1 N E w p o R T 1 Day/Wk, Newport atand. Both for $300. trees, 15-gallon, S20.
BEACH/COSTA MESA Beach. Exp'd & refs C.all 951-4418. 1-gallon plants, $, DAILY PILOT 11 look· req'd. English apkg.1---------Wisteria $10. 674-9422 A Oealgner contemp. furn, Ing for a Customer eply to Ad *' '5• c/o Newport waterfront,
Service Represent•· Dally Piiot, PO Box baautlful condition.
tlve for the Clrculatlon , S60, Coit11 Meaa CA Sofa, loveHat, dining
Dept to work • flexlble 1~=,,.....,.=--9-282_6___ 11t & much more.
aehedule, approx HS-LIVI! IN to care for aid· 1150-$400. 723·,255
24 houra per week. erly woman In CdM . ..,...--------We need a reliable Med backgrnd helpful. Kitchen dinette, glus
person with atrong Depend, reapon. Sal w/chrome w/5 chairs.
JEWl-~l.HY, l''URS
& AHT 602:>
DIAMOND ring, must seell .65 carats, GH
clar1ty, elasslcl
631-4976
BICYCl.Jo:S 6060
1987 BIANCHI
1 O·speed SZ 23,
man'• frame, S1 60.
Tlp·top condition.
Call 951-44HS.
TICKETS 607:'>
SAIL BOATS 7014
18 n. crulalng H.A. cat
boat, loaded, classic
, ,9 ):ntry replica. VHF,
p/p, 2 bnks. 846-2289
Eat 20, racing and
crulsl'ng, loaded, vhf,
rntr.5.51, p/p,two full bnka. 846-2289
SOLD OUT SHOW LIDO 14 2 sets of
San Diego, 2 GUNS & ulls, new rigging w/
Roses: MET. tickets, trailer Oya 1·800·537· GOOD aeata, Aug 14, 0628 Ertk or Larry:
Plaza area row 17, Eve 673-235, Erik $100 548-9810
SAJLBOARDS 7018
MCI fl II(( Y! I I
S!'OUll-.1( "''111
'87 Mend• •me Rid,
Xlnt cond, 1 yr new,
1600 ml, $1200, ln-
cludea 2 helmetl, lock
& cover 970-60t8
Automobiles
BMW 9030
t 1-. H ll1\lt1 •1111t ·1
........... Rod, 1
owner, 25,CIOO ml,
142Klobo 54e-5597
tUllll !101:,
'87 Tempo L.X, low
mlloe, xlnt bocty &
Int, orig •owner. $3900
firm. 722-7453 •
JJo:t;P 9110
'89 Cherokee limited,
black, ABS, low miles,
warr. mint. St5,500
080. 770-$225
IH l'IKS ·1..!'"
'84 TOYOTA Stakeod
With bOJlll, 4•epd,
great running truck.
$3500fobo. 559-53ea
'U ~ Range Rover.
Leather, Ski rack1.
brush oua1da, atorage
pod .. aheepskln,
chrome rim•, orig
owner 24,900. obo
619-934-3710
'89 Range Rover, xlnt
cond, allver w/lthr,
aunroof, phone, 361<
ml $25,200 969-5344
VOLKSWAGON !l:l.l:i
'85 325E RED w/blk
leather seats, au10
trans. ale, only 56,000
mlles,vory good '72 Voll<swagon SU-
cond. $10,500, 675-'71 LINCOLN Conti· PEABEETLI!, NEW
LINCOLN 9120
telephone akllla , negot. 819-322•2807 French Provln clal
pleaaant phone voice, dresser & matching
neat appearance and night atands w/mlrror,
3930 nent•I 460 eng runs engine, EXCLNT (fond
W d rf good ~295 M SI I $875 645-3781 In •u er complete, '85 7351 blk w/blk ..,., u see . .....;;....;,,,..;......;.....;._;;,__;, __ _ Transportation OFt'ICE FURNITURE
able to work well with Stereo cabinet. EQUIPMENT 6047 good cond $150 754-lthr, grt cond hi ml, 10 .......;.6_42;;..·..;.0_56_1 _____ 4 SALE. 1970 VW Bug,
1262 pre. S7 ,900 obo, '81 Lincoln Towncar, 11 brue, atlatock now others. $5.30/Hr. 848·2451
0 I t.. t d k d Desks, new roiling C.11 D'"Nll!L SH•• r en 1ee1y es , p ,. -$2600. SAO at S7.50. Chflrs, Rhones and 4 842-4;121 l!xt. 207 6Ft Oriental Screen, drawer file cabinets,
M th f P I d MUST SELL. 960-2868 DENTAL 0 er 0 ear' P 14' B•~llner Capri S,800. SAC S38!l. eel. " I f Specialty dental prac-French Armolr• $895. 641•7477 w,.r er. 50hp, f / • lice aeeka FfT ener-and other anllquea ~__,,....._..,,...._____ steroo, very clean.
getlc, personable den-675-3828 · · On Sz Bed Incl shts & runs .great• Must 111
taJ asslatant w/good•---------aprd, $150/obo, Nin· to Bc11eva! Must Self-
BOATS 7011
MARINE SERVICE
SUPPLIES 7020
T•n•k• 3 hp Out-board Englne, NEVER
USEDI $295, 969-9804
MARINE SUPS
DOCKS 7022 communication akllla J•n•'• AnUquoe 28th tendo $30, 675-7252 •POODLI! Tea Cup, Just bought New Boat
for Newport Beach & & Lafayette In Can-0 red, 6 lbs, ma'le, AKC. $3000/FIRM, 432-0318 •Newport Bo•ch
Mlaalon Viejo loca· nery Vlllage, 2 new ea-ueen Ann •tyl• brwn 1 'h yrs old $250. aher 6pm or Ive m1g Mooring up to . 40'
tlona. exg..'::~d. Call tates over 600 ltema, leather arm chr, •Int 252..&405 North Channel, Call
for appt 595 M·S 10-4, Sun 10-3, cond S300, 759-5420 28' Safari. 15 pau. 845 .. 8081 evenings
673-5688 Sandra Mc-BUNNIES, Netherland fbrgls, lo hrs, fully
Food Service Co Neill, 10% off w/AD Dwarfs, sweet & gen-eqp. twn eng, gd 10 Min To Open Sea
D.llverv Driver/ lie. Only $10 each. cond. $,5,950' obo 18' Power $195 mo & • 557-5227. 499.5353 45' Sall, narrow beam :•rohouso Control j t595 new portable •pa _________ , _________ $450 mo 752·2881
u1t have good drlv-Frigidaire 10.1 cu It frzr, 110 v, redwood skirt. CUTE KITTENS 30 FT Tollycrah cabin Beaut Npt shp avail, up
Ing record. 6-91 xlnt like new, SAVE SSt 000 All blk & blk/wht. $20 cruiser, twin 255 HP to 42 •. Sl0-Sl2 h, near
(3at>t789) 499·5353 42,000 ml. needs cos-eng $2 ,000/080.
mettc work, S2,:i50. 675-215' 'B9 BMW 3251, 4 dr,
5 spd, white w'black
int, Mint Cond, all
records, MUST SEEi
St 1,500 969-8743 aher·7pm
BUICK 903:>
646-8606 ANTIQUt.S &
NISSAN 91~0 CLASSICS H:.!!•O
'87 Nl•san Sentr• E '31 Ford Model A,
5-spd, AIC, Kenwood Roadster. Beautllul
casse11e stereo Dari< parade ready. Prof. r ..
grey w/grey Interior stored. Own part of
82K well-maintained history. Appral11d
'82 Lo S•bro 4 dr, sll· hwy mlles. $3500 firm $25,000, sacraflc•
ver. AJC. P/S. P/B, Call 873-8213 $14.500 OBO. Lie.
good transportalton i!IEU0976. Phone 71 4·
car, $1995 673·t514 891-9901. days, 714-
'85 Cent ury. 45,000 '81 Lom•n• RUNS 840-7231 eves.
miles, excel cond. Ale, ORE.AT • S750. obo 1950 Ford Convertible,
p/s, p/b. S4,000 OBO 548-7217 or 646-1485 cstm deluxe, restored,
957-1594 alter 5PM. ciesslhed Is..... immac cndtnl $21 k.
CONVENll!NT Ca11Bob 631-1131 CHRYSLER 90~0 Help Urgent! looking
for daughter adopted
at birth. Born Orange
County, Garden Grove
Doctors Ho1p. 10/27/
80. Mother Ill. Could
lhla be you. Call or
write P.O. Box ,479
Waldport OR. 97394.
PfT Order Deak Xlnt $200.w/Warr. 979-5721 261.820·1 each. Shots. 756·1017 Mercrulser engines, phone peraonaHty es-sleeps 6, xlnt cond. Lido Marina Village, For SalefTr•d•I '73
••ntlal. Computer REFRIGERATOR, white, •35mm camera $175, Free to good home· 8 S45,000.. 673-9247 sec gated. 723•1255 Vega. 327 Chevy,
whether you re buy·
Ing, !>Ulling, or 1us1
ooking, clossrlled has
what you need'
PILOT CLASSIFIED
USE
THE
PILOT'S
CLASSIFIED knowledge helpful. Whirlpool, like new, golf clubs $185, gold wk old fem. Calico kit PILOT CLASSIFIED much chrome, show
Reply In writing: S225. 953-6868 watch S150, 26" TV Very affectionate. call P•rtner W•nted new It's the solutlon you're wmner, St0,000. Jim 842-5878 , ________ _
3,878 Del Obispo $75, Kenwood Stereo Blair 650-2826 Searay, Laguna 23, 11archlng for . whelh· 988·7089
#348·' ,8, San Juan $150, 631•1453 ---------ctr. cons, tw mere ar you're seeking a ----------------------------Capistrano, CA 92675 D , HIMALAYAN mix kit· 135s, fish mach, NP home, an apartment,
2· eslgner custom 6 •Tool Box for Small tens, fluffy, playful, Dunes Marina sllp, a new occupation or BPllllll 503-~J.3463
I .OST &
HEALTH-Minded? Need love seats. Great con-Size truck, thick gage seal blue $125. $2,500 dn, 5450. per even a stray pet. -•
5 people ready 2 earn ditlon. ~acriflce both steel, Must Selll $30 548-9197 mth. 673-8007 ----......:_;._ ___ ---------------------------......;.. big SSS. like talklng $500. 720-1565 754-1262
t-'OUND 292~
to people? Strt today.,.,.. _________________ .,.
Call Alex 65<>-3642. "
Mortgage It costs a lot to
be a teenager
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANN AH HIRSCH JUST ONE MOMENT IN TIME
LOST! lnaurance Proceuors.
July 20th, large male High earnings. wlll
ahort hair, 1/2 Ab-train. 213/957-4945
byslnlan: 1/2 Tabbyl -P-/T--B-td-9111--0-.-t -A-.--
llghl brownish gold & pair. 25-30 hra/Wk,
pepper colored w/ $6-8/hr DOE. Newport
black tip tall, atrlped Aquatic Ctr, B46-n25.
Sydney Omarr
SliAOES
East West
aeals.
vulnerable
NORTH
•K 2 .Q9 3
!:>outh
legst Blue roflector
color w/blue tag w/
name Happy Snappyl
Vcty Hazel Or, Corona
Del Mar. REWARDll
PfT GEN OFFICE
these
days. moo-TUHday, July 21, 1M2 Q64 3
• J 10 5 " EAST
759-7090
For growing whlsale If\ CAR You Didn't Know; Many
shoe compny. Typing, lawmak•rs utillu utrology, .u• fasci·
phones & computer ·n•l•d by lh• mantic arts, d•IVt' into data entry. 646-4593 "ptychic phtnomt'na." Claibornt' P•ll,
FOUND B•bY Pio· P(T GEN OFFICE ~ chairman of tht' ~natt Fottlgn Rt'I•·
turoe In Uon'a Park In vocational school, 12S 00 tions Commilltt, is forthright in
on Sun. July 19th. Call 24 hra/Wk. 556-7730 d•clarlng, "Arus of utrawnsory pl'r·
842·4321 1111. 122. c•ptlon should~ ••plored and d•vtl·
l'ound SHARPEI, It ~:d~~t ~cr:!:~:ta OJ>l'd:' Sen. Ml •Ito -m. "Evm th•
brown fem •• 1 ~yrs, P /C expert w /gd SiaS SAAT!SC&QO inilitary hu nprt"SHd an intunt in
well trained, found 7/ knowledge of "C " Ian· 1,201111 hamneing supl'matural powt'r." 0th·
21 neat Yorktown ~ guage to iupport & 13000 •r lawmakus .., .. not quil•'So fDnk in
Huntington St. HS, expand a P/C based diSCUNing theM arHs. Your opinion,
536-7851 or 963-9118 product. 2·5 yra exp pit'-! ·
FOUND: Fem Rottweller req'd. Call Patti So apply now for ARIES I March 21 -Apnl Jq) 'rou rt'•
Puppy, vie 52nd & (714) 724-0809 «nllyaskt'dfor "moruoom .ind1od.av
SeashOr•. NB, Sun· SANDWICH MAKER Summer Jobs ~Ul'$1 wall btgr.inted Focu~on S(MCl'
day, 7/l9. 64S-074e. Experienced, reliable. ctl~br.i11on •cctll'rated soc1.1l .1ctiv1ty
Q o L D a• AD Ruby's, Coata Mesa. Money for the necessltlea cay be yours with nl.1t1ng to an t'~h1b1t Long-d1s1.inct
CH 0 K • R Lo 1 t Call 921·9210 after a Job getting new customers '°' the Dally aijl wall vt'nfy v1•ws
Tues.7114 In Eut Bluff 4pm or Ive meaaage. Pilot. Earn extra money working with your TAURUS (Apnl 20-May 20) Focus
Shop. entr. Sentlmen· frienda..3..hours each wookct.y evenfng. Oll Jisp!ay 1nnova11vtness. w1lhngntM
tell Handicap lady. * IN""".., IJI#,. IJOIJ#,,., -• 10 tur down for ulumollt' purpost ol"'
REWARD! 759-11M58 bu1ld1ng on mort su11.1blt b;aw Rt'llllVl' • ... f'rlm. lrlPS -.... ,., LOSTI Male Black La· * '"' ..n tf u If 11 ,.,,."' whn pr~n1s comphc.itl'd s1tu111on is
bfador w/Whlte •pot. --* ,,.,,11~,.. 11 ~ noc fully informed Check 11• Short & atoeky. Lost Pleaae be aware that ..... ~ ..... .,..... GEMINI (May 21-Junt 20) Attt'n·
6-8-92 In the vicinity of the llatlnge In thla cat· Call blfara 5-00 P.M. hon l"t'volv~ around cru11v11y. lr.IYt'I 18th & Placentia. egory may require you
Coate Meaa. Blue to call a 800 number (714) 674 9324 vantty of t'\pl'rit'nct'S. g11n v1.:i wntten
woven collar. Pl1111 In which there la a -word Ch•n«' mtet1ng or mold fhrtatton
Srttk wider aud1enct', It.iv• behind
•I\~ who are "nay·s.iyen "Career gets
boost 1hrough t'Hons o( vnr who de·
clares "I havt' c.'ompiele (i11th.m you'"
SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21) Two
d•y' ago you llS~Pd for chan« 10 "do 1t
ovu " Oppor1un11y t'111sts to 1mpnn1
styl• to Kl 1n more 1ndeptndttn1 m.in·
nttr Long·d1stan« commumc.itJon re-
l~tb 10 lrilvtl t1dvtr11s1ng. unique mis·
51on
SAGIITARIUS (Nov 22-Dec 21)
Focus on f.1m1ly rttla11onsh1ps. l.irgt'
houwhold products. durilblt' goods ill.I·
tomob1lt rt'p•rr P.ir1nerst11p m.irttill
•t•tus abo dom1nillt' Kt'n1no Cl~ rel·
.JhVt dtel.il"t'S "I'm .ill for yo.u•
CAPRICORN (Dtc 22:-).n 19 1
WEST
+.A J 10 4 3 'V 7 4 •Q98 5 • A 6 2
-: K 10 9 5.2 +K J'S 7
+Q63
SOUTH
•76
K J.10 8 5
A
. +A9872
The bidding:
South W•t
1 : 1 •
3 . 3
Pua Pua
North Eut
1 NT 2 + 4 -Pua
Opening lead: Five of
Chess players att acutely aware of
the importance of tim1ng, more so
than most bridge enthusiast.I. Con«m .J~UI body om.igtt will t'v.ipu· Transpose IDO\eS in an Opening and
DIP u ou trv on nt'W •pparel Focus you might open I.he way for a fora}
on rtpui.i11on •• crt'dabahty. ~nnership, by your opponent. This hand dem-
mamagt' You II h.ivr l"t'ilS<ln to «le· on&lratn t.hat playing suits in I.he
briltt'. wh.it h.id bffn hpt from you will right order can be equally critical at
bl' ttvt"alt'd bridge.
AQUARIUS (Jan 20·Ft'b 18) You When Sout.h showed 8 good, dis-
!ttt •~ongs accomph)ht'd -you rKt'ive tributional hand by bidding a new
h y 1hat unlocks doors previously suit at the three-level in a competi·
1hut light Emphasa~ on methodology. tive auction, North threw away the modus optr.ind1. 1b1hty to onrcomt It·
gal rt'd lilpt Scorpio nopttWntt'd
book on poLDt count and bid a game
becau~ of t.he double fit. Sadly. the
operauon was succee.sful, but the
patient died.
We t led a low diamond to declar-
er's ace. A heart to t.he queen lost to
the ace, and declarer ruffed t.he dia-
mond return. Aft.er drawing the out-
standing trumps, declarer cashed
·the ace of clubs and anar.e4 ,t.he king.
Eager to. take aa many tricks as
possible, declarer continued with a
club to t.he j ack and queen. East
forced out declarer's la.at trump by
persisting with a diamond, and
West t.ook the wt two tricks with
the ace of spades and a high dia·
mond-down one. The fulfilling
tnck, the king of spa"des, withered
on the vme.
See the difference if. a.IUr drop-
ping t.he king of clubs, South were to
lead a spade inat.ead of setting up
the clubs. W est can take the ace, but
has no good return. A spade will
leave South with a trump a.IUr dia-
lodguig the queen o( club.. A dia·
mond establisbea-dummy!e-queen io-
thwart any further assault on de-
clarer's trump holdini.
Oddly. even if the queen of dia-
monds were a low spot, the contract
would still come home. Eaat would
be unable to return a diamond after
winning t.he queen of clubs. ao head.a
you win, tails they loee.
he Ip u 1 fl n dl ;::ch~•=r~g~•=P~•:r:m:;:1n:u:1e:·=~~===============;:~1 could lead 10 senous rel.ihonsh1p F1 -"Bonzall." Rl!WARDll~ _ I nanc1al p1ctutt bngheens
(714) 850-4532 or 800-CANCER (funtt 21-luly 22) You 11
748-6221 ask for Anita v:ouTH CREW bl' ~ying, .. This IS my lnnd o( d•y'"
LOST-A Parrot-African I' Cood news l'l'C\'aved cunct'rn1ng (am1lv.
PISCES (Ft'b lq·Much 20) 0es\!'t>S
will Ix> commun1c~1ed 10 "right pl't·
eon Rftu It w 111 Ix> g re11n ffft!dom ol
1houg~1 ilChon You could ttt"n ''ctt•·
hvt nithts 'vu II be tnlt'rt'Sted 1n d1J-
ftrtnt modts o( tr.inspon•hon
TODAYS .
Gray. red tall-SUPER..:.>VISOR J)OS.\1b1t.1yofsalt'or purch.iseo(homt REWARD . Ne Id I Mant.il St.II US dom1n.1il'S Ynu'll rt"Cl"IVt' CROSSWORD PUZZLE
medication. Vicinity of g1f1 1oni1th1 l'l'pr~n11ng d(t'C11un
Balboa laland. He We need bright, enthusiastic ltO tlulv 2J·Aug 22) It m•y bt
talks. 723-0325 d1llicul1 but lttp tt qu1t>t for now <'l'n individuals who would llke to earn Loet: 21 yr old ctrn1ng am•ttng opponunil) Focus
S .. m••• C•t Very $400 00 IO $500 00 on ~rtty gl.irnour 1n1ngut' m~sttl') Skinny, Deaf, loll In ,,. • • Accoun1.in1 ma .. t'S clHr rrof11 pv1t'n11.il
the vicinity of Warner per week and more, P1S<'t'S f1gurt'5 prom1nttn1ly
6 BolH .. R•WARDI VJRCO (Aug 23-St'p< 221 Sp<'t ~~~89Devw11.cs1111 marketing the Orange Coast Daily Pilot hgh• on rtSponsibihh dt'.idtintt intl'n·
IF JULY 28 IS YOUR 81RTHDAY:
You ano 1ndtptndtnl ong1n.1I . .1n 1nno-ACROSI
Villor, stubborn sensual romantic t Merge
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot ADVERTISING Tuesday, July 28, 1992 ..
YOUR THUMB COULD BE GREENER • YOUR HOME COULD BE CLEANER • HELP'S ON THE WAY
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Give those caterpillars
a dose of this medicine
Q Caterpillars ar~ just eating up the leaves of my tulip tree.
Picking them is not working. What's the.al? Cateq:~illars come in many dtffcrcnt st:z~s J ndshapes. They also cat
many different types of plants thus leaving you with
ha lf eaten leaves. You can try to teach them to eat th e
whole leaf (kind of like finishing everything on your
plate when we were kids) or you can spray them fo r
control.
I hJve always had best lud.. with a.liquid spray
called Bacillus thuringicnsis or B.T. 8.T. is a bacteria
that ruins the digestive tract of catetpillars. A sort of
real nasty laxative. B.T. is 'cry safe to use as it is
_.. considered a biological control. The toxicity is
._,. extremely low so you, your plants no r the Flllll'Ofl en\'lfonment 'viii get damaged.
-----For 'egetables there is a powder for m available.
Things
Green
8.T. is brol..en down by the action of sunli~ht. It
doesn't hang around for a long period of time so
spra) 1ng or austing will have to be done on a regular
-----bast::. Remember to follow the instructions on the
p,ll i...1gL ior he:.t results.
Q I have a tree that died that was casting shade on my
impatiens and gold dust plant. Now that the tree is gone, my
plant are turning color a~aves look burned. Is there anything I
can do?
There .1rc a rouplcf ot different things you can do to protect the
pl.111h Spray \\1th ar~ anti-dessccant spray liJ..e Stress 2000. This stuff
put!> ,1 prott•Cll\e clear co .. ing of pol) mer on lc•af surfaces to help ward
oll burning
Pr,ipping up some )hade cloth to protect the plants is another idea.
It m,1, al~o bL' .rn un~1ghtl) one. It 's not often shade cloth can be
cunwuctcd 10 blend into J fJndscape. But you never know, if you're
h,rnch in thJt \\av, go for it.
Ri..•p t.Ke the> dcJd tree "1th another. Trees come in all shapes and
~1/l':. For anv !..ind oi shade to be replaced 1t \\Ould be a good idea to
bu\ one that b grown in a 24-inch box size container. The canopy of
the tit>c "ill be about iive feet in diameter. The 10-12-foot true will
~ro" 1a~tt?r to create the shade you want. A tree of this size will cost
\llU bct"een S275 to $350 installed by a professional. Of course you
t.in tn'>tall 1t ) ourself but they are hard to muscle around. l arger trees
arc ,1\adablc.· too, if you have the pocket book to buy one. They are
purrh.hcd by )IZC of the container as opposed to the size of the plant.
'\ou come acr.oss the alrNdy mentioned 24 inch size, 30, 32, 40 48,
52 I and 7 2 inch size containers. Not all nurseries will carry all the
-.rzl·~ but \uu do ha\e a choice. Any bigger than the 72 incher will
probably lO)t more than your house. .
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Q My Dieffenbachia is growing just lovely. However, the tips arc
bro"rning on my plant. I've 6een trimming them off as it ~----.,...-----------------------' occur . Is there more to be done?
S.ilt di!mage is the cause. I would strongly consider moving the plant
J\\ .1, tram the dinner table. SounCls like someone is getting l<ind of
'"Id \\1th the )<lit shaker. Ju st l..idd1ng.
Older leaq~s will show signs of tip burn and curling with salt
damuge. Some of the newer leaves will do the same tn extreme
·conditions.
Salt accumulates with the water we have. Some hard cor~ gardeners
will use d1st1llC'd water so this problem does not occur. This is a little
e trcme for large Jmounts of plant::. I suggC)t you leach the plant out
.1t least four times a year.
leaching is nothin~ more than rinsing the potted plant out. Put 1t in
the sini.. or bJthtub .rnd run water through it. This should be done at
least three times for a good rinse. let the pot sit there until it has a
chance to drain then move 1t back to where you had it before.
Q My grapefruit is starti ng to split on the tree. Why is th at?
Spfiltlng fruit 1s cau~doy multiple reasons. Too ... much watering,
tl'mperature rising and lowering, to too much humidity. We'll be
::.cc1ng rnore and more citrus splitting from crazy summer storms. The
'' t'<llhcr stays warm to create humicfity that is sultry and the fruit splits.
There 1s nothing '"e can do, to stop this from occurring. Just follow
'our cultural practrces of mulching. r!'rtilizing and regular scheduled
\\atL•rtng.
Q I'm going camping in a couple of weeks. How do I keep
raccoons, squirrels and deer from eating my food?
l\cep all oi 7our food in locked containers. Many camp)1tes,
pr m1t1\ e too, have storage locke rs you can rent to put your food in.
Adorn your campsite with deodorant soap housed in a used nylon.
Thl' scent ha~ been known to -ward off many uninvited guests. Plus
you'll be able to find your campsi te real easy.
Nici. Federoff is co-owner of A.N,8, lndu tries a landsca/le:Ccm
sultdlion and maintenance firm l0<ated in Whittier. As a syndicated
g.irden columnist, Nick can he heard every Saturday morning from
5·7 on KFI AM 640. If you have a question for Nick write to him in
care of the Daily Pilot, P. O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, 92628.
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