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Good morning! Do you know the
top three favorite tlleout items at
Chin's Chinese Kitchen in Newport?
1) Kung Pao ch1dcen
2) Broccoli chicken
3) Super chow mem'w1th pan fried noodles
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F1'ldlY I July 81, 1982 Winner of 5 1 journalis1J1 awards in 1992 2& cants ..
No more .. Mr. Nice Guy~ Bush tells editor·s· group
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~President tells jou rnalists at.special ·press conference he'll
soon be getting tough with Dem ocratic. nominee Biii Clinton.
By Wllllam Lobden
Ed*>r
EL TORO MARINE BASE -Presi-
dent Bush vowed Thursday tel begin an
all-out assault on Democratic presidential
candidate Bill Clinton by mid-August. say-
ing he's "tired or catching javelins -I'm
going to start throwing ttfem."
"The people want me to fight back,"
. said Bush. ''Maybe I miscalculated and
should have gone sooner into this political
fray. But we have plenty of time to get
(the campaign issues) in focus."
On a campaign swing to Southern Cali-
fornia, Bush met for 40 minutes with eight
Southland newspaper editors. The Daily
Pilot was the only Orange County paper
asked to participate.
During the informal, question-and-
answer session, Bush -looking relaxed
-gave a preview of his campaign strategy
in the upcoming months, which he says
will include:
•An aggressive, take-no-prisoners at-
tack on the policies or Arkansas Gov. Bill
Clinton. •
• An emphasis on world leadership,
trust and family values.
•An assault on the Democratic Con-
gress, which Bush said should take the
blame for everything from the country's
economic woes to the President's stalled
education reform program. paring 11."
"lf the American people "ant change,
' they're going to hear from. me "hat the}'
heard from Truman in 19.t~. 'Change the
Congress,' " Bu)h )aid.
• An appe.il to the media w present
fair!\ Bu!>h' record and to scrutinize \ICC pre~;dential cand1d.1te Al Gore with the
same \1gor :l!:> it u1d "1th \'1 c President
•A defense of his "read-my-lips" l.988
campaign pledge.
Dan Quayle. '
"l . think my word is good," Bush said.
"There was one exception, "hen l )aid I
wouldn't rai!.e taxes. Every !.inglc Presi-
dent before me had to raise taxes at one
time or another. Gov. Clinton has raised
taxes 123 times in 10 years . .And th at's the
record we're tall..ing about. We'll be com·
• A pledge to keep ddcn e spending
le\cls rclati,ely high for n:it1onal securit),
even if it's politically unpor ular.
A!:>kcd about the contru\Cr') O\C r the
California gnatcatcher, the tin) songbird
thJt threaten) to blo .. J; d~H!lopmenr .. tong
coa)tal Southern Cahforn1a. Dush )J1d.
See BUSHJ1acl·Pate
Gang-related shooting
worries local police
Authorities believe
locally based gang s now
a worsening problem,
vow to crack down.
By LonAnn Basheda
St..!! V.r~er
COSTA ~11:.~A -While Co-.w
Me~a ha been the llCene of l>C\Cral
gang-rel:.11cJ )hooting~ in reci.:n.t
)Cars, police SJ} S.11urday's \f·
olcnce marl..s the firl>t time local
gang members have clashed.
"And \'CS, it doe\ have U\ \\Ur-
ned." said officer Vern Hupp, of
the Costa Mesa Police DepJrt·
ment's gang detail.
Hupp said p:bt l>hooungl> hJ\C
in,olved out-of-to'\ n g.mg mem-
bers "ho came into Costa Mc-.a
for a night of 'iolcnce. But llupp
said the shooting at a Shahm;.ir
Dme apar\mem complex Saturd..1y
morning in\olved u ... pected mem-
bers of Costa Me a\ t\\O predomi-
nant gangs.
And what police fear now. Hupp
)aid. is re1al ia1ion.
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Attempted murder
charges filed in
gang shooting
Bi LoriAnn Basheda
COST A ~tl:.!>A -
Attempted murJer ch;.irgc~
h.i\e been tiled aguin .. t l\\O
local men and one tec(l:.ige
bo~ for allegcdl) ll)tng 10
I.ill ri\aJ gang member$ :it a
Shalimar Dmc apJrtment
complc\ SatunJJy morning.
Co)ta Mei.a re .. 1dent ·
Hcnl) Franco Moreno. 20. i~
current!) recupcr.iting 1rom
gunshot "oun~h 10 the leg
and shoulder Police sa)-t\\O
other su~pected gang
member dodged the ~pra)
1 of bullet'> unhJrmed.
A kayaker is dwarfed by the 136-foot Wild Goose yacht docked at Balboa Bay Club. Btlow: Captain Don Nugent stands atop helicopter pad. "That's "'hY "e'rc out there
doing cvct) thing ''e can to mal.e
sure no one ebe gets hurt,.. he
said. "The "hole police dcp.:irt-
men t is 1mohed. We're even asl..-
ing pa1rol for certain favor-.. 10
Cost.i Mes.i re,1denb
Jorge Perez Rubio 19. and
Jo e Rios-Ramirez. 21. "111
be arraigned Aug. 6 at
Harbor Municip:il Court on
charge) of compiraq to
commit murder and three
counts ea'h of attempted
murder for the shooting. A real spruce Goose
keep this in check '>O 11 doesn·1 get 1..----
Also charged ":ll> a
See CHARGES'la Page
~ Late John Wayne's refurb ished yacht visits Newport in second incarnation as commercial party and tour boat. out of h:ind."
Hupp said there 1s abo hope th.1t m;1l g.1ng membe r., \\tll be "scared
traight" b)-the con .. equences of rct.:il1.i11on. By Tony Oodero
St.in Wrhf
A bout 18 months·ago, the late John
Wayne's prized possession, the Wild
Goose, sat rotting in a shipyard in San
Pedro.
"She wa.s actually in the graveyard of ships,"
said Kate Conwlly, who is co-owner of Marquis
Events, the boat's new managers.
Purchased by a group of East Coast investors
for an undisclosed amount. the former World
War II mine sweeper un derwent approximately
$2.5 million in repairs.
Thursday, the resurrected Wild Goose
cruised into Newport Harbor and moored at
the Balboa Bay Club, marking the
136-foot-long ship's first visit since Wayne's
family parted with the vessel about 12 years
ago.
"It brought back many happy memories,"
said the Duke's widow, Pilar Wayne, who
See YACHT/Al
T~o Costa Me a men and one I ~-~car-old bo~ are in jail. e.tch !:icing
potential 15-)ear pm.on term., on 'hJrgc of con,piraC) to murder and
three count) of attempted murder
See SHOOTING/'Blla P1IOe
Tickets sti ll available for 'Wet Wednesday '
Compl1mentaf'\. ttd.e~ ror tht r l \t '\\ t!t \\ t:u n .. ~JJ\ <.'\t?n1ng
are current Iv J\ J table at Horn J ~ "l r D1n111g '.1cht.5
"Mus1L Undt!r the Sldr) l\.1ght," !-ponso·ed b\ the OM\ Pilot and
Hornblo\\er, "''" feature performance) b\ the OH•rture Compan-. ot
Opera Pac111c, Orangt.> Countv Philharmonic ~h"1f.u)h1p \\mmm,
and SuS<ln Je)l..e. '"ho will perform the National ~nthem.
The \\et \\'ednesda~ e\ening. \ .. hkh 1..;icks 011 at b p.m. Wednesda~. , .. 111 abo feature a \un,et ba crui:>e, compl1mer1tary
hors d oeuHt?) and a no·host b.Jr.
Wet Wednesda~), a ne\\ summer trad1110n. Jrt> a er~~ beh\t?en a
floating tO\\OhJll meeting, happ hour, and bacl.\ard b.1rbl"\.Ue
• HornblO\\t?r Dining Yachts 1s located .it ~-01 \\ PJC1l1C Co.ist
High\\JY Cne't to C.Jno'sl.
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Relaxed Daryl Gates touts book at Newport luncheon Qla1lll .. tlll ..
~ Speaking to a friendly audience at Balboa Bay Club, Gates
sheds his image as the L.A. Police Department's grim.faced tyrant.
By Russ Loar
Stlll Wlllr "
NEWPORT BEACH -The image of
the embittered, hard·noscd,
media-battered police chief did not fit the
real-life persona of former Los Angeles
Police Chief Daryl Gates who stopped by
the Balboa Bay Club Thursday to pitch his
new book.
It was his first public appearance in
Orange County since his June 28
resignation.
Enduring an onslaught of persistent
autograph hounds, well-wishen and
celebrity seekers during an author's
luncheon sponsored by Round Table
West, Gates was relaxed, happy and taking
it all in stride.
One admirer symbolized the warm
Orange County reception Gates received
by presenting him with a T-Shirt that
read: "I Don't Brake For Bradley &c
KnuckJehead Liberals." Gates, who owns
a condominium in San Oemente, said
he'd wea.r the shirt jogging.
Despite his popularity in with the
....
audience. the 66-yea r-old Gate' aid he
has no pol1tic.\I plan . "l have a ~reot
intcre)t in pohu~. a great intcrc t in
go-.crnmcnl,'' Gates aid "Dut l\c pent
45 yc:m in public life and I'm not !lure I
want to spend any more.
"One of the nice thing!. l\c found 10
_ being away from 1he police department i!>
that there arc no rc~tratnt!I, I can ay ~hal
I want to a) l aid that the other d.ly
and somcbod)" s~11J, 'Chief, )OU al"'a) said
See GATES/M
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aASSlftUl AD Of Tiil DAY
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A2 Friday, July 31. 1992
Locals Only
Pilot People
HE 1s·--------------
A 19-7 S c-... port High School graduate: who "as just honored as
the Air L1a1,on Oflicer of the year for his performance in Iraq
Juring the Gull \\ ar in Febru ary, 1991. ARST STE..__ _________ _
CJ pt Schmidt \\ .1s one of the first Air Force Officers to set foot
on lr:iti o;0d on Feb. ::!5. 1991. nine days before ac1ual ground war
'>t.irtd Schmidt ''as deployed \\Ith and supported the econd
armor dt' Nl'n during the Gulf War
TAKING CHARG----------
"H1~ commander "a' required to leave the country on a per·
sonJI emcrl!enc' on 1hc e'e of the war," said Warren C. Bo'e •
Jr .. ~tajur. i n1ied State Air Force, one of Schmidt's nominaiors
for the aw 1rd "A'.> the onl~ remaining officer in an undermanned
and geogrJph1c:ill~ i olated umt,-he was suddenly and unexpect·
l'JI) thrust 11110 comma nd re~pon~ibilities. These he readily ac·
ccpted, tJldng full control of the ituation.
.. He quid.I~ .rnd effect I\ d~ prepared his unu, not for Europe
for which the~ "ere tr:i1ned. but to perform an unfamiliar mobility
m1,,1on and deploy thou~ands or miles away to the alien and hos·
tile comb.it CO\ 1ronmcnt of S utheast Asia."
BEYOND THE GU
\\ h1lc on leJ\e Schmit.It spoke to Nev.port Beach elementary
... ,11,101 ... ahtiut Opera1t0n Dese rt Storm and to U.S. Army officers
ot .111 gr:H.k'.> on oflensl\c Jir ~upport subjects.
\~hm1J1 grJJuateJ from 1he United State Air Force Academ)
in Colorado Spnnp. Colorado in 1981 "ith a Bachelor of Science
and from the Ernb~ R. Acronauucal Unh c~ity in Da)tona, Flori-
da ''Ith his ~1J~ter!I degree in 1988.
Schm1J1 ·ha-. t'ol.'cn an acll\e duty with the United States Air
f ur..:c for the l,1q I I ~cJr~ and he is present!) stationed in Garlst·
cc.It German)
-By Kim Neilson
Brie Dy
~~n.~l'·b
The baby girl found behind a bus stop in
Costa Mesa Wednesday, is now stay ing at
Orangewood Children's Home.
Court hearing today
on abandoned baby
COSTA MESA -County Ju,enile Court
officials are scheduled to decide today
"hether .a loql "oman who \\as arre~ted
Tuesday for abandoning her '"eek-old baby, \\ nt gel the child back )Cl.
The infant, who appear~ to be healthy and
\\ell-cared for, is currently in protecti\C
custody al Orangewood Children's Home in
Orange.
Police took the child there after a man
disco' e.red her CT) ing in a baby scat on the
side"alk behind the bw1 lltOp at Harbor
Boulevard and Fair Ori'e Tue.day morning.
There were no clues as to who the baby
belonged to until Santa Ana police got a ·call
about an hour later from Costa Mesa
re ident Lucil:i Garcia. 20, ''ho claimed her
child had been t..idnapped.
A subsequent investigation, howe,cr. led
police to conclude that Garcia had
abandoned the child. Police·would not
release any details .
Garcia \\3S arrested Tuesday evening for
willful desertion of a child and booked into
the Costa Mesa jail.
She was later released on her O\\n
recognizance and was permitted to vi 11 her
child at Orangewood on Thurllday.
• omcsials at 11:te Jwvenilc Court in Orange
are scheduled 10 decide today "hat IO do
with her bab).
If convicted, Garcia face) up to J )eJr in
jail.
Local commuters to get
two more trains to LA
SANTA ANA -County re idenb will
~ging Editor Steve Marble, 642-4321 en 36
have a choice or t~o mo re round-trip
commuter trains to Los Angeles in late 1993,
t h~ Oror.ge County Transportation Authori1y
h:is announced.
Gy 1995, eight trains will be operating
between Oceanside and Los Angeles.
The firs1 new train, will be added in
December. 1993. h w'ill supplement the
existing one round-trip commuter train and
existi ng Amtrak ser.•ice to provide
nonhbound morning trains and sou1hbound
evening trains every 30 minutes at peak work
commute hours.
Commuter rail is off ercd as an alternative
fo r traffic relief on the Santa-Ana Freeway.
Fares arc lower than on Amtrak's
non-commuter lines.
untted Way pledges
disaster reUef funds
SANTA ANA -The United Way of
Orange County announced Thursday it has
pledged a $50,000 donation to the American
Red Cross D isnster Relief fu nd.
In March, th e Red Cross issued an utgent
appeal for funds to replenish ib depleted
Disaster"Relief Fund follo"ing t"o
record-breaking years of disasters.
Floods, earthquakes and the Lo Angeles
riots ha' e further taxed the Red Cross. In
the first f\\O )'Cars of this decade, 1hc Red
Authormes Identify
accident vlcUm
NEWPORT BEACH -A
111an killed by a van as he
cros ed Ne~rt Center Dri'e
was identified Thu~day as fa)
Richard Eisenberg, a La Jolla
attorney.
Eisenberg. 33, \\as in
Nev. port Beach on a busine~
trip to the sa1ell1te office of his
law firm, Silldorf, Bu rdman,
Duignan and Eisenberg at 620
Newport Center Drive, said
fellow a11orney Eric Basil.
"He jullt planned to be in
Orange County fo r the day,"
Basil ~aid.
Cross ha~ spent $408.5 million, nearly the ~ame amount it spent in the last four years
or the 80s.
Cystic fllrOsll 8Vlllt
raises 826,•
NEWPORT BEACH -Local tennis
prof essionaJs and community leaders raised
S25,000 for the Cylltic Fibrosis Foundat!on at
the Fourth Annu:il Love Affair fu nd raiser
July 24 and 25, foundation officials
announced this week. The event, which
featured an Olympic-themed black tie
dinner, silent auction and celebrity tennis
tournament, was held ut the Hyatt
Newporter and J~hn Wayne Tennis Club.
Sponsorll "'ere the Asics Tiger Corp. and
Continenial Airlines Inc.
Openings mnounced
at local garden club
NEWPORT BEACH -.The Harbor View
Hills Garden Club h:is a few openings for
new members "ho are interested in different
aspects of gardening and the many gardening
resources and facili1ies in the area. The
group meets from Septembe r through May. ·
For information, call Retta Nolan nt
640-4027. -By ,.e Daily Pilot
Eisenberg. a graduate or the
Uni,crll1ty of Arizona and the
University of San Diego School
of Uiw, leaves "ire Lisa and
2-"'ecl..-old son Samuel. Basil
said.
<;/\MIN Mlrl\o« ~ Nat
flowers were placed near Newport Center Ori\e
in memory o( pedestrian killed there Wednesday.
Eisenberg wa~ al)o an
adjunct professor at the National
Uni\er~1ty Law School in San Diego. Ba.,i!
)a1d.
Eisenberg wa~ crossing Ne,~port Center
Drive from Fashion bland Wcdnc day at
about 1:30 p.m. "hen he Y.a~ struck b) a
"'hite van drh en by Daniel Boque lie, 3..i.
of Laguna Dench. police g1. Andy Gonb
llaic.J. He \\J~ pronounced dead .11 the
l!cenc. Ooque11e \\a no1 cited.
Both men appe.ired to ha'e mec.J to
a'o1d the accident, \\Ith Ooquctte
!1\\Cf\ ing into another lane. acco1<.lang to
"itne~.,es. An im c'trgation into 1he cJu~c
of the accident i continuing, Goni ~J1d.
Local police ·lo host
'National Night Out'
COSTA t.tESA -The police
departme nt'!> crime prevention unit 1s
ho~ting a ce lebration of the 9th Annual
S ational Night Out. featuring
entertainment a'i well a<, police
demonstrations and exh1b1ts, Tuesday,
Aue. 4 from 7:30 10 9.30 p.m., at the
Cm.ta Mesa Corrimunit) Center, 1845
Park Avenue
Costa Mesa
The cashier at Farrs Sralloners 1n 1hc 1100 block of W. Baker
Street told police she wa.s robbed al gunpoin1 Wedncsd:iy. The
1hicf reportedly \\alkcd into lhc store, pulled a gun from hi\
waistband. po1n1cd 11 al 1he cashier and demanded money. De·
scribed as a rail -Ahllc man in his 30:., 1hc rotibcr gol l\\ay \\ilh
Sl23.
tic Kn ight bar 11 436 E. 17th S1rcc1. II appears the burglar
g:uncd entry by brc3kmg a 'tl.IOdov. IO lhc rear or the bar. cm·
ployces found a small root pnnl on the it-c machine.
ming J'O(ll 1n her bJCl.)Jld •
About S.t,000 m li~hmg rceh amJ roJ~ v.cre tJLcn frnm 11 Nat
1h:u \\J moored 1n lhe I :!00 bl°'!.. or\\ Coast l11ghv.ay
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National Night Out ,., designed to
he ighten crime am.I drug pre,ent1on
a\\Jrene~s as ,,eJI J' promote spmt and
police community relation'
Someone stole tv.o loaded guns and a police ~nncr from a
home m the 00 block or Paulanno A\COUe. The burglar appar·
cntly pried a sliding glass door to gain cn1ry ~nJ lcft v.ith a 15
caliber scm1·automa11c Barella. a loaded magazine and a loaded
.357 magnum •
A burgl.ir broke inlo Fantas11c Ray's a1 333 E. J71h S1rcct
SaturJJ) b) mashing a wmdow and s1ole SJ50 from lhc cuh
box. • l·nr more 111fornlJl10n. telephone
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Someone stoic a moh>rC)clc pclic:t and hclmc1 last week from
the garage of a home in the 2400 block of Oranac A\cnue •
A tcle\i,ion, srcrco and phone: \\Crc siolcn ,'1.fonday from a
home 1n the 1100 block of BuckmghJm.
Newport Beach
A resident reported that l\\O \C1.1g,gl\ lool..mg \Orrers k t 1hc
air out or h1!> car tire near the corner of OceJn and Channel
and left him a threatening nolc •
Someone mashed out the \\1nd•'" of a Mcrccdc) Benz \\h1lc
1he owner \\3S ms1dc dimng a1 The: Can11c11 re 1:1urant
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wmeone tole: a cellular phone tha1 he left our ncJr 1hc '" 1m·
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Poinsettia. •
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her that he v..is pt1in11ni; a gun .11 her thr\.lu&fl tht air condition·
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Crom lhc \ard uf th.: Amling UhCI), 1500 E. Cu.1\t ll1i:J!Yti1Y· •
V:111dab ~mJhcd OU I 1he frunl \\indo\\ or the NJtU UJr Club
111 613 c Oaltk\J Boulc\.1rJ.
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Newport BeKh 73/62
Balboa: 74/62
Costa Mesa: 77/63
Corona del Mar: 74(62
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The Trav shows he's got the left stuff
Those curious sounds you've been hearing
arc comina from the Back Bay area. It's
me and Travis, talkin' things over.
Yep, The Trav is in town, all 13 pounds
......
On the
Coast
of him. His parents are
here, too. Travis has
changed ip the two
months since we last
met. He's taller, heavier
and much more
handsome. We think he's
actually starting to grow
-some hair, too. His eyes are
now defiflitcly blue and he
has a nice cleft in his chin,
the kind Cary Grant had.
The kitl appears to be
tending toward
left-handedness, a trait for
which there is good
precedent throughout both family trees. We
noticed this after discovering another
phenomenon: When picking up a baby,
nearly everyone instinctively uses his or her
left arm, whether he or she is a lefty or a
righty.
Possibly this is something that began in
prehistoric times, You picked up the kid with
your left arm, leaving the right free for
fending off saber-tooth tigers.
Being a southpaw shouldn't affect The
Trav's career in the NFL. We think he will
still be the first guy to combine a career as a
concert pianist and a linebacker with the
Raiders.
He will have to stop being such a
m~mma's boy, however, although I suspect
Fine Print
Being a southpaw shouldn't affect The
Trav's career in the NFL. We think he
will still be the first guy to combine a
career as a concert pianist and a line-
backer with the Raiders.
it's OK for a while longer. Travis and his
mom have been through a lot together these
past 9 ~ months, and she is, after all, the
source of breakfast, lunch, dinner and
occasional snacks.
I haven't yet had the opportunity to diaper
the lad, but I am certainly ready, willing
and ... well, ready. Trav's dad, Steve, has
diapered him, though. Seven times. Steve
says he's not ducking his responsibilities, but
he's not volunteering, either.
My friends who are experienced in such
matters tell me that grandparents are not
required to do diapering and the like. We get
to have all of the fun without any of the
messy or difficult 5luff.
Seems fair to me. It may have been a
while ago, but we have paid our dues - and
that was before Huggies and Pampers.
ADD RETAIL SMARTS: From time to
time (i.e., whenever a reader comes up with
a worthy nominee) the Fred Column likes to
tell you about a local business, or inqividual,
that goes out of its way and does something
revolutionary such as cheerfully giving
customers caring, attentive, appreciative
service -the kind of thina that seems 10
be on its way to becoming a lost art.
Mostly these are mom-.a'nd-pop stores,
but Dave Friest nominates a large,
national chain, the Fashion Island outpost
of B. Dallon bookstores.
"It's so rare these days to be able to get
knowledgeable service in a bookstore,"
says Dave, who apparently buys tons of
tomes.
Come to think of it, he's right. Few
clerks know their stock, especially anything
that isn't on the best-seller lists. The
bookstore person who actually reads and
cares about books seems ready for the
endangered-species list. So, says Da"e• b the
bookstore that will happily special-order a
book for a customer.
"I was looking fo r a certain book," Onve
says, "and not having much luck. Nobody
seemed to want to go out of their way to
help."
Then he checked with 8. Dalton. ''The
fellow knew the book and said he would
order it right :rway and call me when it came
in. And by golly, he did!"
There was no credit-card routine, no
deposit required. Just Dave's name and
phone number. A few days later, Dave had
his book -and Dalton's had a loyal new
customer.
They will need all of those they can get
when the Booksta r discount chain comes to
Fashion Island theater later this year.
But as Dave Friest punn.ishly puts it,
"Dalton's to me is the crown jewel among
book stores."
Fred /\1Drtin 's column runs c .. cry Monday,
WednesdDy :md Friday.
The IOllO'MnQ students hove been.
romecJ to Co fcmo Polytechnic
Staie UnNefslty's Plesidenrs Honors
Lisi fOf eomng 'he mn:m..m of o
3 c, g•Ode p::>onl overage ct.Jong ON{
~ or the p:is1 three quarters ot the
DOS1 academe year McJf'k Leo-
nard trwtn, Ertkl Sotho Poegi. ot
Dono PoinJ CTd Mlchoet Benjamin
BS I Blopsycotoov. Heather Hllter-
bford ot N B 'BA Low ord Soc1·
ety. TOIT\l HorOWllZ. of N B BA /'5J:x;1-
~ Stephen Poul ot N B BA /Po-
son of JdYl J NichOlos ot Costa
t-.t.eso recenrv comp'eted recru 1
tro n1ng end was porroted to hiS
present ION<
SOio Guterez. of Coste Me5o
was named to the spr r-o 1992 se-
mesier Deon s LISI 01 Mount St
Moty's COlege lfl LOS Angeles As
on art mopr She grodl.o~ed cum
loude from the COi ege IOSt t..IOV
NO/Y Lt i g Dene! E Sc:Mlge. son
of Luom J Sovoge. of Costa Mesa
hos been C)oployed IOI SIX mon''"-.S
10 tne Peroon Gu!. 0000·0 tne USS
G1d1ey
Potmer ot Nev.pat Beach •
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NB eA/AQl..otc BIQIOgy Knstne
Plr.ch SI . ol N B • SA./Eng:ish. French.
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NB BA/Low CTd Sooe1Y Cl"lsto-
Ph9! WQl.d Venn. BA I AnthropoigY
Brooke Johnson of Nev.0011
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o G·ond P.ze f'I voo;co fv\O~...e·ng
& l\ledlQ S mogozine-.fO! he' Of11C e.
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Leigh Al.son Mw,•ei dough'el ot
t vnne P Muer.ei ot Newport Beach.
w. oe cootenclng foe tne title of
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recently completed o weel<·IOng
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Geoffrey AilO'd ot C M BA /ECO-nomcs Thomas Astlv.orth. ot C M
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Business The Busines.> page runs on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays ~ Fridays Business Editor Tony Cox ... 64i24321, ext.
Low interes~rates
aren't surprising
Test-driving the future
\ -
...,. New flexible-fuel cars aren't something to be teared. In fact. many drivers will appreciate the advantages.
The dream team. othc1" I.SC lnov.n as the M ichael and Charles
~hu\'· conunues to lmprcss.. Nothing, howc\er'. compares to the
.... al"" d:inl being m:ide by those of us v.ho ha'e been predicting
O\\Cr and 10\\-cr interest rates O\cr the p3.St fev. )ears.
Tho ... e v.bo ba'e taken advantage of that input ha'c reall}
lam
Confalone
cored gold b) 1mesting in longer term bond ..
co'rporate and municipal, as we ll as equities,
e"pedall} in the u1tlities area.
The recent !lurge in the stock market come:. on
lht heels of Jrouble m Japan, the feds' C3ll for
the ea.sing of credit and the p rospect of lower
interest rate h 's a rush to quaht) and the
reahz.a11on that bond rates are fal ling out of bed
The question is. for how long can these lo\\cr
r.He co nunue" The ansv.er ma) disturb man~.
Let's rC\ tev. a few facts. Professional investon.
and traders (those 14hO bu) for pension plan~ Of
------rnaJOr corporauons and professional groups) h3·.e
1 • ar et
Watch.
been shifttng thctr emphasis from shon-term
bonds (1-6 )Cars) to intennediate ·and longer
term issues (7-15 }cars). The economy is re-
-----• :>ponding \Cf) slov.I). if at all and the fed is no1
.... ! ... hoke oH an) possible rCCO\"Cf) b} raising the cost of
C\ "h1ch 1 not being loaned out e'en at the low rates.
:· ~1.; u 1.:x>k at a :!~-)ear history of U.S. interesl rates, cxcepl 1n
•• ul~ 'O • the~ ha'e been an then 4 to 6-perccnt range.
• n~ :oJa~ \ IA percent 1 still histon cally high.
' ,, the .:cup de grace. the baby boomers. From 19-l6 lo 19~.
-n .I. n "la:b1c:' "ere born. This is the largest single demographic
.!.<-'l.? 11 the count!') and. bec~use smaller groups of people 14-Crc
~ • "'· _ a~J al :er them. tl'k~ more innuencc socially.
· • . ..• r.d ec nom1c:il1~ than an) other age group.
l •. • • .):·.:~:::-. ;.ir~. in their amples1 form. a measure of the --=--. o: ..1\1:1!:' \C::T')U5 the demand for borrq.\\ing. The law of 'JI-'~:. :rnd cer.lanJ tell'> u that when lhc demand for something
-._, ·..i:):er th.i:i th~ )uppl~. the price goe) up. The price of .
.,, , r_t •.• t ... ..l in lhe tnter~,t rate ~ou ha'e lo pa) to borrO\\,
i · ~ l ~6: the mid-196(}. or earl\ 19"'0:., the bab\ boomer
---· '·ne ·!lr t.;c.h the depenJt..n~ 'phase of their 10,estment
·-,.,, .... In ;he r~nod fro m 1966 to 1971, the baby boomef)
• -.:1; .,. ·h~ consumpuon phase of thear life ~de, r--, J : fre .. t dc::mand fo r borrO\\l ng Hov. did .,,_._,1 r..i·d ·ea,: Ihe) v.e!lt up. ·
..\, •J.. t' -: \.ar~ lO '.946 :i.nd you get the penod from 19\6 to
• :1 • 1 a p. • ~ '" • n ~ ou d e\pect the leading edge of the bab)
n .. .... i... _ m ' ng 0..:1 of tiie consumpuon phase and into the
,..,\ ~" t ,J,. : their ltfe ~c e' Thus we ha\'e entered a period
f 1.~, co:.-u111rt1Jn. reJuced bl)rro\\tng and more sa"tn~. Ho"
h.J\t.: m:erc't r;.i·~, re:i..ted since 19"6?The\·,e come down. \\hen
""II 11":1, pt:.u n ..1\ -; ... be o'er'> Add 60 to 65 )Cars 10 19.;6 and
~o~ ce: 2 'l6 :o :01 1 \\ e ;ire going to be in a relati\cl~ lov.,
r:"·~ t r ... k em,fO, .. ent tor the ne>.t 10 tO 20 \Cars.
·'·''" Cunfolont• h Dn imtStment adtl u tt'ith. EdMDrd D. Jories
,\ C /11 CnrunJ cit I .\I.Jr. /Lis column is D regular bimonLbl_l
fc Jl re in the V a1 /\ f'i/ut.
--. -
l\c ~en the future of andi,idual
tr3n)portation an Cahfomia, 3nd it
doesn't look half bad.
I went to the South Coast Air
Editor's
Notebook
Qualll\
~fanagl.'.ment
Distnct' office in
Diamond Bar
this \I.eek -
polluting all the
\\3\ -:10
antcf\·te'' their
technolog)
officers about
IO\\-em1,~ions
\Chicle . While l
was there, the
AQMD folks __
"ere nice enough
lo let me test
dri\c one of their
fle\1ble-fucl cars. The car use a
fuel called ~I 5. a blend of SS
p~r..-:em methanol and 15 percent
ga oltne.
The modd I tested, a Che'')
Lumina. looked like a •
co n\entional Lumina in \lrlualh
e'Cf) "ay, exc.:pt for a t:auge ·
in:.1de that hm,ed the pt.rcentage
of methanol being used 11 011~
h3n:!kd and ran ;bout th~ 'a.me
a' a con,cntional-fucl car, C\CCpt
the hi£h-oc1ane methanol made
the. engine a li1tle peppier.
b .. :mg hor ... cpo\\er "lt£h ll) ..
I u cd to thin~ of I01A ·:m1, ... ion'
C'ar' the \\a) I thought ot the mc1-
r c '):..tern -,an upcoming )Up-·
po cd realat) th:ll v.oul~n·1 :itfect
me. But II I intend to bu' a nc"
c;i r in Ciltfornra in futur-'ears. I
v.on't tic abl to c~cap~ thi,. ·
The B1c Three in De1roit v.i!I all
h:n e car ... -that r.in on ~I '
a\a1lable to the pubhc "hen their
1993 modeh arri'e m sh 1"room'
m September. In the 1 99~ model
)Car. beginning in fall 1993. 10
percent of the 'chicle\ M">ld an 1h1'
talc h\ all au10 manufact\l rers mu~t mee1 fiM·llCr emi)~iOn'i
'tand:u ds for flc \1blc-f uel car!>.
Tho~e re-1uircmcnts "id be~ome
more c;1nni:en1 c:ich \ear until ~003. "hen-10 percent ot cars !IOIJ
It's ACach!9 V ltiig/i at cu tactry llJthottad ~ MdWs Sale!
If you re Mad about l»gh Pf'*• us blloft ~ 11uDy • Flfdly • Slaldly Ban· 12 AM Exped
to pay less., factOI)' hcentlvel al L.f) IO Alm .. ,,, applied IO )QI,,,. cilcocl1'S • Every model, car rx
na MW rx ITllSI bl ldd
1992 Nissan Sentra
LEASE $89 00 FOR • mo.
3&mo's.
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1992 Nissan Maxima 92 Nissan Palhllnder
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~ill ha\e zero emissions -in
other ~ord , the) ~ill have electric
power plants -and the other 90
percent ~ill ha\e much l~er
emissions than the 199.S standard.
Besides elec1r1c and M85 cars,
v.c might sec cars fueled by such
pov.er sources as propane,
compressed nalural gas and
hydrogen. The changes in our c.lrs'
emissions ~ill be dramatic, bu1 a1
least ini1ialh, the transform:ition
will be rclaih·cly p:iinless for
consumers.
M85 cars cost about S250 extra
to build because of a SpcciaJ
fuel-sensing de"ice Uiat is
required, but at least in the 1993
model }Car, the) "ill be priced the
same or less than their
com enuonal-fuel counterparts.
The f ucl bums faster than
regular ga. oline. but then again, it
costs less too. The cost per mile of
t M85 is about the ~ame as the
SHIPLEY'
pncc of premium unleaded.
The stale is tr)1ng to stimul31e
buyer interest in IO\\-emi~!>iOn!I
can~, first among bu)me se'>. The
Energy Commi ion grant a
S2,000 credit per car to companies
that bu) o r lease qualif~ing'
\Chicles, and M 5 cars arc ra1cd
h~e a three-person car pool under
the AQMD's m:u1mum·mp
rcstrict1ons. The AQ~tO C\Cn
g1'e business people free
one-14cek te t drhcs of
low-emissions cJrs in its Oeet.
Still, onl) a few local companies
ha\e 1al..cn ad,antage of this
opponunity to ge1 some break
rrom the go,ernmcnt and do lhc
right thing for our cmironmen1
It's human nature 10 resa t
change, but this one is ine\11Jblc.
People "ill complain about
problems with the ne" cars. uch
as the range and po"er linu1a11on'
of e lecmc 'ehacles. But dm en by
Limited to stock
on hand
Fabulous
Summer
Savings
For Men
Women
Boys
Shoes·
Accessories
P111 H1dre41 ef ether
f1~1l111 StertwWt S11ta91
competition for buyers, auto
makers wall advance the technol
ogy, making prices lower and·
capabilities of the vehicles grea1
There 14111 be other a.spec1s to
lhe changing face o f tr;inspon at
in this area, such as impro,cd
public transit, but in this car-era
stale, au1omobilcs v.ill continue
play the biggest role. Bcs1d.c •
.. ome people, such as scn1cc
technicians nnd sales
ropresen1at1ves, will need
mdhidual transportation on the
JOb and won't be able to get b~
. \\1th public transit alone.
I think lhc AQMD is often
unrea onable in its de mands. Du
in thi'> case. 11 took government
manda1es and incen1ivcs to ge1
manufac1urers and consumers to
do \\'hat is necessary for lhc goo
of this area's future.
Ton) Co' is business tditor of
tile Daily Pilot
We Have Some Very Shocking News
For Drywood Termites
It's called the Electro-pa
Sptem. A battle plan that uses
finely tuned electricity to win the
war against these home damaging
critters. After 12 years of
continuous use, and treatment of
over 50,000 government buildings,
schools, apartments and homes, the
Electro-gun has proven to be one
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Send rour Items to Bob van
Eylten, The Daily Pilot, 330 W.
Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627.
Today
Sidewalk sale -Newport
North Center, on Bison between
tamelback and MacArthur
Boulevard, will host a Sidewalk
Spectacular, complete with
entert<1lnment and free popcorn, 11
a.m. to 3 p.m.
Senior forum -Seniors are
invited to share their ideas, gripes,
suggestions, or just plain
conversation at this month's
Hospitality Forum, 9 to 11 a.m. July
31 at the new Costa Mesa Senior
Center. 19th Street at Pomona
A\enue. Coffee and donuts willoe-
served. For information, call
646·2170.
Saturday, Aug. 1
Class of '82 -The Corona
del MJr High School Class of 1982
will hold its 10-year reunion Aug. 1
at the Balboa Bay Club. Call Ken
Yonkers at 955-9321 for
information.
Alzheimer's Benefit -
The Alzheimer's Disease Research
Foundation will hold its firth annual
"Forget-me-not Yard Sale" on Aug.
1 at 2474 Orange Avenue, Costa
Mesa. Anyone who would liJ..e to
donate items for the sale can call
645-7643 to arrange for pickup.
Pop Warner -Registration
for Costa Mesa Pop Warner football
and cheerlead1ng, for children 7 to
14 years old, wiO begin at 10 a.m.
Aug. 1 at TeWinkle Park For
information, call 540-3843.
Sunday, Aug. 2
Dance for the Arts -The
Newport Harbor Elks Lodge will
host a benefit dance featuring live
big band music from 6 to 10 p.m.
Aug. 2 al the lodge, 3456 Via
Oporto. Proceeds will benefit the
Orange County Performing Arts
School. For information, call
%4-1760.
Tuesday, August 4
Positive parenting -
Joanie Heinemann, R.N .,inv1tes
parenb of newborn through
elementary school age children to
attend this lecture on parenting. It
will be held on Tuesday. August 4, •
from 7·00 to 8:30 p .m. at Joan
Andre, .. :.· omce), 1151 DOH' St '
suite 105, Newport Beach There is
a nominal fee of SS and seJting is
fiM·come, fi~t served. For more
information, call (714) 476-_$)991.
National night out -
Music, entertainment, and a variety
of police exhibits and
demonstrations will highlight the
Costa Me><i Police Department
crime prevention unit's ninth
annual National Night Out, 7:30 t.o
9:30 p .m. Aug. 4 at the ,
Neighborhood Community Center
1845 PJrl.. Ave. in Costa M esa. The
event is pJrt of a nationwide
celebrJt1on of f rtme prevention and
neighborhood awarene)s. For more
information, call Patncia A Litten at
754·5320.
Wednesday, Aug. 5
Bawdy Balboa -Judge
Robert Gardner, author of the
irreverent history of early Newport
Beach. "BJ .. vdy Balboa," will speak
at the Aug. 5 meeting of Speal.. Up
Ne, .. port The evening begins w ith
refreshments at 5:30 p.m .• at the
Villa Nova re)taurant, 3131 We)t
Coast Highway. For information,
call 542-4226.
Thurs day, Aug. 6
Square dancing -The
Costa Mesa Quicksteppel'l>, the
city's lively senior square dance
group. invite experienced square
dancing couples to their weekly
dance, 9 to 11 a.m. at the new
C<hta Mesa Senior Citizen Center
on the corner of 19th and Pomon.1
streets. There are also available
partners for single men who \vould
like to join the Tun. For information,
call 545-5669.
Saturday, Aug. 8
CdM class reunion -
The Corona Del Mar High School
Cla~> o f 1972 will hold its 20th
reunion at the Balboa Bay Club.
Please Cclll Heclther Weir Mclrtin .'ll
854-6234 or Jennifer Suchomel
Shaw Jt 759·9064 for more
information.
Estancia '82 -Estancia
High School's class of 1982 will
celebr.1te its l 0-year. reunion. Aug 8
at the American Legion Hall tn
Newport Beach. For mor~ .
Information, call John Ursini al·
631-2 110. ----UC s1a care -A wor!Wlop
entitled "~mmer Fuchsia Care"
will be o((ered at 9;30 a.m. Aug. 8
>t st><rman Li~C.rdens. 26"' 7 East Cont in Ce>rona
del Mir. The is p.1rt ol
thf Witlcend C°Mdl9'1f s.ries and
isfreetodw~ Book Siie ,... o1 C01t1
MIN llilMI wtl hald I utld
book salt • COlta Mm Ubrary,
Newport Harbor '52 -
Newport H arbor High School's class
of 1952 will hold its 40th reunion
Aug. 15. Please contad Dawn
(Pierson) Guild at 545-5441 or
Orville Amburgey at 557-6545.
Senior expo -Numero"s
companies and organizations
• offering goods and services of
interest to senior citizens will be
exhibiting at the Oasis Senior
Cent~ Senior Resources
ExposittOn •. Saturday, Aug. 1 S at the
center, 800 Marguerite Ave. an
Corona del Mar. For information,
call 644-3244.
Hawaiian feast -The
Hawaiian Civic Club will host an
Aha'aina, a traditional feast, from 4
• p.m. to 11 p .m. Aug. 15 at the
Costa Mesa Community Center,
1845 Park Ave. The event will
feature Hawaiian cuisine and
dancing. For information, call
Sandee Mann at 974-1919 or Tieri
Bissen at 768-8722.
Tuesday, Aug. 18
Arts breakfast -The
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Club. For information, call M,rnn,
at 499-35CJ2.
'Tuesday, Aug. 25
Sailing -l lte BJll>u.1 ·
Sailing Associ.itiun \\ 111 rnl'et ,Jt Lhe
American Legion Y JC ht Club, 215
15th St. Ne\\ purl Be,1di, from 6: 30
to 10 p.m. Aug 25. OrganiLcd
sailing and social c ... enlS for all. fur
information, call 840-3957.
Wednesday, Aug. 26
Fashion show -The .. Balboa Yt1cht Club ,-.111 hold 1t)
annual Cit ldrt11's Fa;hton 'Show 111
the Club bouo;t' ai. 1801 B.wsrcll' Dr.
in CoronJ del \\.tr, \\'edncsda\,
Aug. 26. 1 ht: e-.i:m .bcg1n., '"th a
o;ocial hour ell 11 a.m. lcllu\\ t:d l>v
luncheon at noon. for more
Friday, July 31. 1992 ~
inf • • 1.:\11 Sue al 673-3515
Meet the congressman
-r r l\t." I J't H :irbor Republican
Am·mbly, 1 £f.!ther ',\rth the LaglJOa
Bl··· h R •pulil1c:irb .md the Greater
lf\ me R~pubhcan As embty, will
hast a re 1•pt1l"ln lor Rep Chris Co>.
(R.r-.:1•,\por1 Uc:lth) lrom b lo 8
p.m. \ug. 211, The ftleplrun will be
held at .1 p11-.at•· home 1n Coron1
di>I J\ \nr. f or nlorm.1tion Cclll
7 )1 Ci'})"> , .tCi" 5".t9
Saturday, August 29
S;inta Ana High -Tht'
• r \ 1a I J 1s, of
l~u2 \\1 I I I its 30"}t:M rt:union
ill () p n. A g. 2 !:I at ~he R~d L10.n
Ir n 11 Cost,\ '.1e~J Ca I frahk't>
Porter P t n at u:t.t-0499.
Over 3(.'XX) ties from which to choose: John COmfort
from England; Richel from Si:oin; Superoo, their Bugatti
to their Desert I:k:signs; Burberry & Aquascurum
just to name a few.
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Fashion Island • 579 Newport Center Drive, • Newport Beach
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INlllmtlblte
Braille lnstilUle's ~ ror legally blind
adult$ provide social. recreational and ed·
ucational opportunities to help blind men
and women overcome isolation and other
problems related to loss of Sight. Volun· t~ are needed lo assist in the Creative
Arts instructor in the er ,if ts portion ol the
program, to dri"e for OUllnS' oc to teach Bra~le Volunteers will be trained 10 \\Ofl..
with the bhnd In this worthwhile, light·
heaned program. Classes are Th\ll'Sdays 111
the OASIS ~nior Center in Corona def
Mar from 10 a m.·2 p.m. For information,
call i\'\an1 Rogers at 993-5980.
Center Ftr Family Counselk19
The Center for family Counseling. a
non-profit counseling center associated
\'w1th the YMCA, needs additional board
members \\ho meet one time a month to
provide community support and direction
ror the center. Also. the center needs a
part·t1me \Olunteer 1n the e"enings as a
reeeptton1st For information. call G.111
Foncannon at 754· 1144
Community Hospice Care
Community Hospice Care an 0tgan1z.i
uon that P'W' ides medical and emotion.JI
support to &rminally 111 patients and their
famil1E." 1n Ifie Orange County a1ea. needs
voluntel•rs 1~ Costa Mesa and Ne-.' pon
Beach v·orM1eers must be able to S'"e
"'°'o to rour hours per "ee~ for \IS1ting
people pro\1ding pe11od1c respite relief to
ca1egl\ers, reading and 'writing letters and
running occasional errands. Two senes of
iree \ c;luntee1 t1a1n1ng classes are sched·
uled to meet 1n mid-July, ~ evening cl.lss
1n Nl?\\pott BeM:h .ind ~ morning ses-
sions in Mi~n Vte10. Other loc.luons "''"
have classes tn September Other non·
patient volunteer opportun1ues are avail·
able In the hospice office or community
and require minimal lra1ntng For 1nforma·
tion or reg1stratlOl'I, call Cindy Laird at
637·7075 .
Costa Mesa Civic Pllyhouae
The Cost.1 Me<;a Civic Playhouse needs
many \olunteer~ foe ushering. bad.stage,
mailings. ryp1ng. 11d.eting. lights, sound ef-
fects, speoal ~iects. costuming. collecting
props. play reaJ1ng comm1nee, programs,
ad\ert1sing. public relations. fund.raising.
house managers, assistants to producers,
membership commltlee. cleaning and
straightening up, computer and photogra·
phy. For more mf0tmat1on, call managing
d11Ktor Patty Tambell1ni at 650-5269.
Costa Mesa HlstorlcaJ Society
The Costa Mesa Historical Society col-~ infoniution, photos and artifacts re·
lar1ng to the history of Costa Mt'~ and the
Harbo< area It is ope11 to the public on
Thursdays from 10 a m.·3 pm. and bv ap-
pointment. Volunteers are needed for the
Oh1ldren's History Program, to update the
current books and to distribute the materi-
als to schools when requested. The society
needs people with an interest 1n local his·
tor, to se"'e as docents (tour gu1d~I at its
hMorical site, the Diego SepulVeda Adobe.
Other needs include a textiles-wardrobe
volunteer, people with typing and filing
s~1lls and people with neat handwriting to
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ORANGE Ct )lJNTY AIRPORT
The Red Lion Hotel and Maxi's Lounge
Invite you to the
''American Dream Comedy
Competition"
start~ this Thursday.
v
Enjoy the best local comics and cheer on your
favorites as they vie each week to compete at
the regional competition in Las Vegas in 1993.
We'll see you at 8:00PM at Maxi's Lounge
located in the Red Llon Hotel,
3050 S. Bri.5to~ C-osta Mesi.
$5.00 <:over Charge
Live Band • ElJR().K
!
to follow C.Omedy Night
f}1nJ!-S1
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For Futhcr I nfoonation • 714) 540, 70CIJ
We have
designs on you
to roll the de<nra11,p hard·
~"''-' flt'ed, I. e\Jl('(.tar1on~ 01
C'w<'r)-c lienr No mattt>r what
"yle or time pe11od the rob
r('Quut><. ...... ~ ha11e the hn\"t
QUdlity door lab1net. lurntlUte,
c1rc h11t't rural & b.lth lwrdware
& ll\lurf .... 10 oUer >.nd )'OU II
be p!.J\t.'Ci to rind th.it )tiur
nl't'Ci., arv me1 c-orr('( th be-
l au~ our a~e-.onw '<'IP<. lion 1~
lud.t'Cl h\ ) Rt>n1•rJ11nn' of dec-
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2 133 _ziguna Canyon Road
Laguna Beacn CA 92651
(7 4) 4~4-2264
wof'k with the photo collection For mf0< •
matlOl'I, call Charles Beecher .11 548·7229
°'Mary Ellen c.odd.lrd at 856-7193.
Coltl Men llllrlCY Grollll
The Costa Mesa l1ttracy Croup run by
t'.'\argerie Fuller and Ruth Wll..oo needs
'olunteers to help peoplt become literate
or teach Enghsh u a s,es:oodJanguage. for
1nformatt0n, call the library at 646-8845.
Costa Men
Senior Clllzw Corp.
~ Costa ~ Senior Center a mult1-
pu~ senio< ~"'ices facility i> now
open at the corner o( 19th Street .ind
Pomona Avenue. Volunteers a;e needed
to provide occasional transportJt1on to frJil
seniors, do m1~r home repairs, ;ind to as·
Stst ~ith special' C?\.ents, fund.raNn~ gen·
eral office work and \\ord proce)>1ng Vol·
unteer instructors are abo needed ior classes at the center. mcludmg yoga, lxxik
1eview, chorus, woodworl..ms, iewclry
making and Span1>h. For mote informa·
lion, call Susan Schollcnbergcr at 645·
2356 from 9 a .. m -5 p m.
DoratllJ'• T11rtlt Shop
Dorothy's Thnft Shop 1n C<bL.1 Mesa,
which benefits the AIDS Services Founda·
tion o( Orange County needs volunteers to
serve as cashiers and help \\ith pncing.
sorting and cleaning Time dt'\oted is up
to the ind1\lidual and store hours are Tu~-s·
day-Saturday from 10 a.m.-7 pm For in-
formation, call store manager Joseph Am·
Ster at 645-6414.
•
Ea~t'f Seals Society rlHds voluntttfS b
ongoing clerical wor~. to help 1n programs
for ch1fdren with d1wbil1ties and one-time
volunteers to help with special e~nts. For
1nformauon, call Marty Atherton 31 545·
2033.
Exclllnll IM Clllll
.... Pl'Mnllaa Clntll'
Voluntl'er~ are needC'd by the facHange
Club Child Abuse Pre\ention Center to
teach families how to stop the qcle of
drug abu~ (or families \\1th drug addicted
bab1e-s. Training IS prO\lided, voluntee1~
must be 21 )'ears old ;ind the1e are other
requirements. for 1nformat1on, call the
volunteer cenler al 953·5757.
FllrVtew Developmentll Center
The Fa1f\.1ew De'elopment<il Center 1n
Cost.I Mew neech \oluntee1~ to aid in the
classroom. \\Orl..sho1h. lc1~urc programs,
taking residents to classes or a walk. sec1c-
tarial, groundsl..eep1ng. .ind st.Jffing the
clothing store. Fo1 more inr.ormation, call
R1ch.ird Grever at 957·5188
FeedltlClc folnlldon, Inc.
Volunteer dtivers arc needed by feed·
back Foundation, Inc .. for its home dcliv·
ered meal progrJm (or seniors. Volunteers
are needed morning>, Monday through
Friday to deliver meals to seniors unable
to come to the dining center, \\here hot
luncht>s <m.' served The meal C{))t is on a
donation basis. Call Jess1t> t.elly at 631 ·
8171 . •
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r ru. n:ii BATH-:
I Schedule an appolnLment \.\Tl~h the docLOr I
for a FREE FIRST EXAM and we wW give I your pet a FREE FLEA BATH. I
·All vaocinat.\ons must. be current..
I Offer exo1ree 8115192 • New cllem.s. dogs & caia only, I
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641-SMO • 89CK W. Coan Bwy.• Sewport Beach
ear Ne rt & Hunt n Border
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Infonnation contained about you "'and/or your
spouse in one or more Credit Bureau files!
• LawsuUs • Repossessiofts
• Judgements
• Ba'd1ruptcy
• Late Payments
By using Slate & federal praeaJon
laws, yw may have lhe right to ""
have any or all cJ the above
pcrmanentJy removed from your
credit report
............ or the kno~ge to help run childr n
cr.1ft programs. OrMn are nttded to ~ ~1th the books to the homebound pt• ~ram. Ako, 1hose interested in \Olunt(t
1ng to help admini~er the entire Fr1enl
program are needed. Hours are Oe>11IJI
including e\lcnings and weel.ends. ~or u
formation, call the library at 646·8645
F~nds in SM-ice to Humanity (FISHI
offers e~rpncy &sl.lnce 10 those 1n
need and pcOVides the Mobile Meals pio-
gram. FOf Mobile Meals, voluntttrs .ire
needed 10 dri\11, which includes p1c!.iilK
up food at Hoag Memorial H<»p1tal and
dropping 11 "' (or e1Kht shut-11'1 1nd1\i<lual• or couples. usually elderly. Morlday.frid.l) Girl ac.11
in the Nt?\\.port and Cost.i Mew area It takes about 1112 hou~ a day and .. olun-The Girls Scouts o( Orange County w
leers are ~elcome 10 perform duties once train all adult volunteers. Volunteer) Jr
a month or more, °' merely substitute on nt•cded for troo~ leaders. There .He ,11
a light ba)i). Emergency JUl)taocc in\C>l\l.~ spcc1.il comm1l!C(') to pl.in e11('nt> for Ir
deh .. enng food to famihcs \\ho are JI 11~ g1tls and a_duh>. Comm1tt~ could e1 w
of going hungry once a month or more ei.ltnw.-e t1mt' 01.er three or four mon·tii
The ~\'O·hour 1<i m~olH?S food P!kk-up or 3J. hour\ a month over a full ~ear f
and del1ve · lo f.ve famihes on ~g commiuec>. The Cirl> Scouti Jr
through Fnday from 10:30 a.m.·2 p.m. or afl,ays loo\..ing for community people \\Ill
Saturda>-s lwtcc a month bet\\ een 9.11 1ng to share l')(pcrt1se for O~l'· M1e. ll'l
a.m. Food p..1ct.ers are needed from 8:30 turc), demonstrations or cl..is~). for 1mor
a.m.-2 30 pm Monday through S..ituidJv rnat1on, call th<' C1rl Scout Council ot Or
lor t\\O·hour shuts. VoluntCC() may \\Orl ange County Jt 979-7900
.is little or much as d~ired People are
al~ needro to staff the main orhc.e, an·
~"'~ phones for ·those m nl'ed .ind t1.1m
port shut-ms co doctor's appo1ntmcnh
upon need For more information. call
Debby 0 Connor at 6-15·8050
Friends of the
Costa Men lllrll'Y
The friends of the Cosl.d MCSJ L1b1ary, a
support group for the library, need> "olun·
leers lo run book sales and staff the boo\..
room at the library for selling ol u!><.'J
books and purchasing of new ones The 11
brary in general can u)C 1.oluntccfS \'w1lh
cleric.al skills and those with a \ .. ill1ngnc'»
Girts lnCOl'POl'lted
of Newport-Mela
Clfl) lnc0tporated ofiers allordabll' ill)(
acce,s1ble supcf\.ised c<11c centf'r) for &:
and boys \\1th nJtionally recognrzed 111a
grJnl> and J\tl\1he> that build s. f
su111c1ency, re-pons1b1hty and conh,11
with an emph.u1s on the special nt.'t-<l ,
g111> and young \\Omen. VoluntcN~ •..11
needed to help in the p1ogram and it-ere
ato<>nal acti,111es, at the main (ac1l1ty an(]
teen center, and as oliice as~1)tJnt> ar.c
i;1ound) maintenance person> fo1 lurtti~
1ntorma1ton on 'oluntccnng. call R1t.) f.:e.
u.wll1 at 6-16·7181 .
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Friday, July 31, 1992
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Volunteer Directory : . . -. -·~ •
....... _ Inc.
Volunteers are needed 10 aid phY'ically
challt>nged aclull5 who meet monthly for
educa11onal, t'nlertainment and social pur-
~· Able-bodied \Olunleers are always
needed to help v.1th Nting. per..onal
ntt<l• and moving v.hei?lc.ha1rs at meetings
and outings For 1nformJlion, call Anne
ttog;in-Sheres!'ievsky at 646-2170 or Dor-
othy White a1 965-1176
Hat Connection
The Hat Connection is a women's ph1l-
an1hrop1c exten>ion of the Chamber of
Commerce v.hich sel\e~ the communities
lntll'llllll llleltllt ICldl c.... CGnnectlan
The Kids uncer Connection IS an OlgJ·
n1zation dt'diuted to tht' needs or afflicted
children with cancer, and deals \\11th their
emotional, educational and financial
neech. The group's primary fund0ra1~r is
throulth the sale or holiday greeting Cclrds
the aTOiot'd children have cfosignea Vol-
unteers are needed to help with \ales at
festivals, sv.ap meets and other e\ents.
Volunteers are al~ needed for clerical du-
ties in the organization office . .for informil·
tlon, call Pe~ry Young at 851-7774
Mardi of Dimes
The March of Dimes ofitee in Costa
Orlllle Cculty
Cblnlber Orchntr1
The Orange County Chamber Orch($1ra
need> voluntttr) to help ~II 11clcts, i.tall
\OC1al affairs, work the office and with
mailing pan1~. For 1nfo1mation, call C1thy
Griesmeyer Jt 649-2423.
Orangewood Boutique
The Orangc\ .. ood Boutique 1n Curon.1
dc>I Mar, an upscale rew1e !Jout1quc \\hich
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also sharing le.ids, information, 1csources
and c~periences in regard to business. the
group is invOl\ed in chari1.1ble efforts. ror
1nf0<mJhon, call Kay w.ilburger at 650·
2144
The Interfaith Shelter is the largest fam·
1ly shelter in the countr,. housing. feeding
and counseling 20 families daily. lt needs
people to work with children (Of story hour, to take children on field trips, phone
help f0< incoming calls on three-hour shifts
and those with special skills to teach a 1 ·
2·hour dinic or workshop Specialized
skills for clinics ~ writing or budgeting
can be a vast helJ>, or to act as tutors ooce
or twice a week for an hour to wo1k with
children. The shelter also needs people to
run a canned-food dri\le one time or on
an ongoing basis. The group always needs
d1s~ble diapers. For information, Miii Sandee Of Wanda at 631-7213. ~
Also, the Orange County Homelt">s Task
Force is recruiting volunteers fo< the Inter·
faith Council Network to work one-on-one
with homt'less adults in the program on
basic life skills. Volunte~rs need to commit
10 Jt least three hours per week in the
t'\enings at local congregations throughout
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goods and ~r\iCesl, spe;iking opportuni·
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drug use during prt'gnancy and on te<'n
prt'gnancy, gt'netics), occasional office
work and help with bulk mailing>. For in-
formation. cont.:ict Cor .ilie Katch at 631-
8700 Volunteers art' needed for an auxiliary
support group being formed by Heritage
House. a non-profit ~lm.lnce abuse re-Interfaith CouncH
coH•ry home for pregnant and parenting
women and their chifdren in Costa M~
Volunteers arc needed to raise funds for
house needs, prov1i:fe holiday parties for
the children ;ind to offer 10\e and support
to )Oung mothers. Baby Step Inn 1s a pro-
gram of the Southeast Council on Alcohol·
ism & Drug Problems. Heritage House of-
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Newport-Costa Mesa YMCA
. The Newport·Mesa-Jrvine ln•crfaith
Council, an umbrella organization for sev·
eral area SCl\1ce groups, needs persons ac·
ti11e in the local coneregations to represent
the coonc1I by servmg on boards in the
community and reporting back to the In·
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From A1
-'lllendcd a party aboard the ship
'Thursday night. "I think it looks
JUSI cnarvelous. It's been kept in-
ta ct. Duke would have been
: proud."
Pilar said she and the Duke
lived on the extravagant boat for
t\\'O yea rs and once zipped off to
Lbbon, Portugal and around the
l\ted1terranean Sea_
13ay:.hore Drive resident Don
Krc:.:. recalled one time in 1976
when he and his wife Jaynie, an
1n11:rior decorator, took along 10
friends for a three-day excursion
on the Wild Goose. The use of the
bl1a1 was granted in exchange for
\\Ork that J aynie had done for
Wa)ne, said Kress, who lived near
1hc: actor.
.. rhe fun thing about this trip
was how many people Call say they
m:idc: love in John Wayne's bed?"
• ~kc:J Kress.
NO\\ O\\ncd by Wild Goose
Yacht Corporation, the ship has
been completely redone. The
upper deck ·has been convened
inti.> a master stateroom, complete
Public hearing
on reservoir
elicits anger
By Tony Dodero
Stan Wrner
CO RONA DEL MAR -A
n1ur~dJy nigh l hearing addressing
t ti c \\ a t e r q u a I i t y fo r a p·
pro.\imately 400.000 people turned
na\tV at times a residents debated
the 'w1i.dom of CO\enng the San
foJquin Resel'\oi r.
A cro\\d of about 150 gathered
at the Harbor View Elementary
School as Metropolitan Water Dis·
tric t officials heard from customers
of the rese rvoi r as well as from
1 larbor Ridge residenti. whose
property overlooks the 55-acre
body of \\ater.
Some took the opportunity to
hurl ve rbal jabs at MWD officia ls
fo r not conducting a proper public
heanng and already ma king a de·
cision to cove r the re ervoir.
"A reservoi r of 'this size has
never been cove red," said Susan
with a wood-carved bed and 1
patio.
The boat is also equipped wi1h
four more staterooms, a helicopter
pad and a full bar and dining area
and a study that has a wood·
burning stove.
Several photos and portraits of
Wayne are scattered about the
walls of the yacht· as a re some of
his original memorabilia, including
a mural entit led Admiral Nelson's
Sea Battle and the shi p's original
clock.
The ship is capable of holding
up to 9,400 gallons of diesel fuel,
just about enough to get to Ha-
waii.
A sister ship to Jacques Coust·
eau's boat the Calypso, the wood·
en-hulled Wild _9oose was first
built in 1942 and commissioned as
a mine sweeper the next year. In
1955 it was sold to a Canadian and
renamed La Beverie. Wayne
bought the' boat in 1965 for
$116,000.
Now berthed behind the Ritz
Carltofi in Marina del Rey, the
Wild Goose will be avail able for
private parties, weddings and tours
through Marquis E..vents.
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Sinclair. a vehement opponent of !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ cm.er~ -... ho called the public hear· r,
1ng a sham. "We rci.c nt the fact
that it if our families and fri ends
that ''ill be used as guinea pigs for
.\1\VD experiments.··
About a hundred Harbo r Ridge
home-; have a 'icw of the reservoir
\\h1ch is in danger of being lost
along \\llh prope rty "aluc
A recent envi ronmental impact
report suggested covering the rcs-
cno1r as a possible alternative to
1mproqng the qualit} of the water
tha t has been infested "ith Afri·
~an Clawed Frogs and worm-like
~l idgc fly larvae in the past. In ad-
d1t1on. chlorine added to the res-
Cl'\oir to treat algae and bacteria na-. been known to create a carci-
nogenic compound called triha·
lomcthane.
Cmcring the rese rvoir would
c:l1min.itc the need to treat the
water, the report stated.
And i,e\(!ral residents of nearby
communities and offi cials from
\\:Jlcr districts serving those areas
urged th e MWD to take into ac-
• count all users of the reservoir.
"\\ c: want clean water and they
-...ant a nice view and it's going to
lO:.l money any way you go," said
Trudy Ohlig. "But we need clean
"·11c:r. that's what we want our
\\Jtcr districts to deliver."
Some Harbor Ridge residents,
however. suggested that MWD of-
ficia ls had not looked at other al-
ternatives such as partially cove r·
ing the reservoir and they ques·
tioned some of the cost estimates
cited in the environmental report.
Other alternatives suggested by
the report would be the construc-
tion of a treatment plant at the
reservoir or just abandoning the
site as water sou rce for MWD.
"The no project alternative i
unacccprable," said Jeff Staneart,
~ct ing utilities di rector of Newport
Beach. ''The alternati ve to provide
a treatment plant doesn't take a
Jot of common sense to determine
1hat it is less feasible than other
ilternatives."
Improving water quality at the
reservoir varies in cost, with the
cheapest being the noating cover
at approximately $1 7 million, to
construction of a treatment plant
at more than $100 million, MWD
officials estimate.
MWD officials will have a re·
view period where input will be
gathered from the public. Origi·
nally scheduled to be only two
weeks long, that review period has
been extended to November 13
because of great public interest.
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here are benchmarks that represent the ultimate in accepting and
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These tests are not the same for everyone. Some ascribe to the thrill and adventure
of climbing mountains. Others say that sailing across an ocean is the stuff of.dreams
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Almost everyone has at some point been intrigued with the idea of running a
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want to improve performance or enter the Los Angeles, long Beach, or San Diego
marathons in the Spring of '93.
The Independent and The Olive Garden Restaurants in conjunction with Newport Ski
Company invite you to challenge yourself and join our six-month program. To kick it off,
we'll be hosting two free events with Olympian Jeff Galloway, designer of the program
ar1d author of the nation's best selling running book, Galloway's Book on Running. Jeff
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From A1
what you wanted to say.• "
With the entire country
second-guessing Gates' response
tO the early Stages or the Los
Angeles riots and his management
of a police force condemned for
its alleged brutality in a recen t
Amnesty International report,
Gates said he has learned to live
in the public spotlight.
"You never get used to it,"
ates said, "but you learn how to
cal with it.''
One way Gates has learned to
deal with criticism of his 14-ycar
reign Ult LAPD's top cop has been
through the p:iges of his
best-selling autobiography: "Chier
-My Life in the LAPO."
"I did not want to write a
book," Gates said. "I did not think
hat anybody would be interested
In it and I turned them down
any, many times.''
But Gates at last relented and
dictated about 160 hours of his
recollections into a tape recorder,
only part of which were put into
print.by writer Diane Shaw.
A dogged critic of the Los
Angeles Times, Gates said he was
disappointed with the reviews of
hi s book published by the Times
and delighted to see his book at ·
he top of the Times best seller
isl.
"The ni ce thing is to turn to the
s Angeles Times, to the book
eview section and to sec my book
o. 1 on the best-seller list of th e
Los Angeles Times. I'm telling
you, ,.,.hat a great feeling that is,"
Gates said to enthusiastic np·
pl:iuse. "I thought they were going
to drop the "hole book review
lection until it fell off the list."
t In hh book, G:ites tall.s about
the Rodney Kfog beating and
ome .of the city's most notorious
events including the SLA hootout
nnd the deaths of Marilyn Monroe
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back "hen he was teen-ager and
he was never able to break out of
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Society Society Editor VidA Dean ... 642-4311
Summertime fashions
for the social scene
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Bouillaooisse $14.95 ~119.9S
From far left,
Sandpipers ~esident
Kattiy Biava in striped
shorts and 1 T-shirt
decorated with nautical
nags and a signal man.
Jennine Baillfe in
short-fitted white dress:
simple in style with the
piuazz of feathers
around the neck. .
Kimberly Church·in her
black dress with
<1\'er-the-shoulder cord
straps and strappy black
shoes. Ally Churilla in
striped rompers and
cap with socks and
sandals. Julie Eberlin in
a design highlighted
with white rompers and
black boots.
C hecking out fashions· on the social scene continues to be one of
our fun pastimes .. There arc standouts everywhere you go -
~ome because-they go so well wi th the theme of the affair and
..,omc i.lrC. well, just very interesting.
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I ~ic French Seafood Chowder '
Shrimp, mtLRJs, dams & Red Snapper in a fish broth. ~
Served with garlic crout.ons and Rwille. {
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I Sm~ Kathy Biava at a beach party looking cool in striped shorts
teamed up with a T-shirt decorated with nautical fl ags and a signal man.
Oiava IS president of the Sandpipers, a support group for Hoag Hospital.
air v.aJid wid\ chis Qqni I ------------------------------------
Vida
Dan
All members of the SO-active-member Sandpipers
will be into fashion on Sept. 12 as Bullock's South
Coast Plaza presents an 8:30 a.m. fund-raising trend
show/conti rv.:ntal breakfast for the group. Ticket
information is available by calling Cathy Wagner at
574-7209. JoAnne Fix and Laraine Eggleston are
co-chairs.
Sandpipers and el.cons will be sparkling in black-tie
attire on Oct. 24 as members stage the "Sea of
Dreams" gala honoring Hyla and Richard Bertea.
Ally Churilla attended the same beach party at The
Dunes and she chose striped rompers for the outing.--
Knowing that a gi rl can't start to protect her baby-fresh
skin too soon. Ally topped off her look with a fetching · Society cap and added i.ocks and sandals for protection from
the hot sand.
Spo tted Kimberly Church of Costa Mesa at an
opening party of Diva. th e new David Wilhelm eatery near the OC
Performing Arts Center. Her "little black dress" had over-the-shoulder
cord st raps and with the Kathryn Conover fashi on she wore strappy
black shoci..
Julie Eberlin found the perfect outfit at Mineral, Fashion Island, for
an under-the-stars party "ith a black and white theme. A black design
highlighted the white rompers and she wore black boots.
Same B& W party, and Jennine Baillie shows up in a short-fitted white
dress that was simple in style, but !.ang out with the pizzazz of feathers
around the neck.
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FASHION NOTES: Roger Martin, director of the Chanel Boutique at
South Coast Plaza, will discuss fall/winter styles Wednesday during a
meeting of the Fashion Grou p International. The 5:30 p.m. gathering at
The Center Club will feature a wine and hors d'oeuvres social hour.
Florence Smales ~ill be in cha rge of the fashion segment of the 11 :30
a.m. Tuesday'luncheon of Newport Beach Christian Women's Club at
the Bal boa Bay Club.
More information is available by calling Ad,ele, 760-9616, Donna,
'75-2636, or Oertrude, 760-0828.
How to
submit your
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bE e~RRl1'!-
The Daily Pilot welcomes
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news of your engagement
o r wedding with our
readers.
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weddlng forms tn our lobby
at 330 W. Bay St., Costa
Mesa, or send a
self-addressed stamped
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Department, The Pilot, P.O.
Box 1560, Costa Mesa,
92626.
Photos of the couple or
of the bride only may be
submitted with the finished
form.
Black and white photos
reproduce best, but you
may submit sharply-
f ocused color photos for
approval.
Write your name on ·the
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CABO SAN LUCAS
Blue marlin action at Cabo
San Lucas continues to be hot
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most l?oats daily. According to
Darrell Primrose, owner of
Cabo's Finistera Tortuga
Sportfishing, anglers are
landing an average of two fish
per boat daily with most fish
averaging 200 -250 pounds.
Skippers also report lots of
fish bein.s broken off which is
a good indication we will soon
see some very big blue and
black marlin at the scales.
Sailfish and striped marlin in"
the 100 -125 pound range
are also giving sportsmen lots
of action with most of the
smaller fish being released.
Boats in search of docado
:itc not ha ving much luck, but
those caught arc in the 40
pound cla:>s. YellO\\fin tuna arc
also 1n the picture with most
averaging 50 ·60 pounds.
Water conditions have calmed
down after a series of
hurricanes passed by the Cape
last week and water
~ampcrJturcs .are at 80
egrecs. Bait availability is still
ot good but fish continue to
e attracted to lures "1th the
be>t action on dark colors and
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CHARGES
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17-ycar-old Costa Mesa boy.
whose name hasn't been re-
leased. Depuly District At·
1orney Gary Paer said he will
lry to prosecute him as an adult
All three were also charged
with violating · the Street Ter·
rorism Enforcement and Pre·
vention Acl - a relatively new
law designed to enhance the
punishment of anyone who
commits a crime while a mem·
ber of a streel gang. Conse-
quently, lhey will face al least
. 15 yea rs in ·prison without the
po !.ibili1y of parole.
Pae r also charged Costa
Mei.a resident Irma Villasana,
21, with being an accessory
after the fact, a crime "hich
c~1n cost her U)il to three years
Fantas 5
OrJ\\lrlg Thursday, July 30
for $257,561 1ackpot
6, 1-. 31. 33, 34
in prison if convicted.
"It is our belief that she tried
10 conceal or destroy the weap-
on that was used," Paer said,
adding that they be lieve she is
related to one of the adults.
All three adulls are being
held at the Orange Countr.
Central jail on $250,000 bail
each. The boy is being detained
at the county's juvenile dcten·
tion facility. .
Paer said Rios-Ramirez,
Perez-Rubio and the • juvenile
allegedly drove past the Shali·
mar aparlment complex Satur-
day. morning, shouting slurs at
rival gang members. They 'tl)en
returned on fool, he aid, chas-
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"They're loo£ing at a lot of
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Capt. Tom Lazar said he wants
the · word to go out that the Costa
Mesa police takes a "very hard-
line stance" on gangs. "And when
they raise their ugly little head like
they did last weekend, they're
going to jail."
But Lazar said the polce can't
quell gang growth alone.
"We have to have the com-
muniJy's involvement in this or
'We're not going to solve the prob-
lem," he said. "Folks have to get
pumped up. They cannot expect
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Lazar said citizens must start re-
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people would call us, and not be
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H~pp said Costa Mesa hasn't
seen any "real big jumps in gang
population" recently, but cited a
steady growth -congruous with
increases seen across Southern
California.
"I think it has to do with some
of the movies and music going
on," Hupp said. "But also, a lot of •
these kids come from broken
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ronment continues to grow, then
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In Costa Mesa, gang members
arc primarily involved in automo-
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But they are also responsible for
the graffiti that costs city ofitcials
thousands of dollars to clean each
year.
Hupp said the anti-gang unit he
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"We're trying 10 keep things at
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Sports Friday
July 31 , 1992
The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Roger Carlso n .... 642-4330 eAt.387
Section B
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~IC ~ttuv'Daoly Pil«
Rikard Bergh and the Dukes are ready for Jimmy Connors, and anything else the Strings wish to present tonight.
NHYC in control, keeps on ticking
~ Host club jumps to front after first day's
racing in U.S. Yacht Club Challenge Cup.
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reached a ma..'<imum speed of six knots and stayed to the ex-
treme left in the first two races.
NHYC, after winning the first two race~. was fifth in the
third heat.
By Richard DuM "At the start of the third race, we got squeezed from both
s~ WTtltf sides," Bechtel said. "These boats are equal to racing IROC's
NEWPORT BEACH Gary Bechtel, operating the bow -it's a true test of how well you can sail."
for the Newport Harbor Yacht Club's Catalina 37, encour-NHYC skipper Colin Bate, whose crew eliminated seven
aged the crew members with some special tactics Thursday af-other in-house fleets to advance to the U.S. Yacht Club Chal-
ternoon in the opening races of the fifth biennial U.S. Yacht lenge Cup, winning by a quarter of a point. is representing his
Club Challenge Cup, sailed in waters out of Newport Bay. club in this regatta for the first time.
"I tried to inspire them to go faster, so I ~--...... "I just put the crew together, and two of
dangled (my Ro1ex watch) over the boat," the guys are on my Etchells-22, so basically
said Bechtel, a member of the NHYC's win-the team is built around th em," Bate said.
ning Challenge Cup crew in 1986. "We were the most left boat in the first two
Even though wind conditions were light, races, so we're glad because we're further
Becht el's strategy seemed to work as the along now than when we started. We were
NHYC finished the first three races ahead all even before.
in the overall standings. outmaneuvering the "From the wind direction we had today,
San Diego and Southern (New Orleans) the left side generally favors the boat. Most
yacht clubs, which finished second and third, of the guys here, though, have sailed here
respectively, following the first day of com-before, but we might have a little bit of an
petition. Racing today and Saturday begins at noon. advantage (sailing in our home waters). You want to stay on
Overall winners receive a watch worth $3,000 from Rolex, the left-hand side of the course because the wind builds up
the event's sponsor. Sixty percent of Satu,tday's final results there."
will consist of the eniors in the Catalina 37s; 20 percent of Bate said that SOYC has a pair of excellent junior sailors,
the scoring will come from the CFJs and the other 20 percent as does NHYC.
from the Lasers. NHYC was able to take a hard left early on in the first two
The Catalina 37s are being used in this regatta for the first races, but was forced by the boats around it in the third race
time. The junior sailors are being included for the second to shift right. .
time. "Our strategy is to continue winning," NHYC member Neil
"It's amazing how consistent all three teams arc," Bechtel Jensen said of the five remaining races, three today, two o n
said. Saturday.
In flat seas Thursday with the wind out ot 235 degrees, Phil Thompson, former Australian Olympic sailor, Richard
l)len shifting to 215 degrees at the end of the day, the NHYC See CHALLENGE CUP,a
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are waiting in TeamTennis duel at John Wayne Tennis Club.
By Richard Dunn
Spons Witter
T here's something new being created around this town. It
could be historic. 1 And for Rikard Bergh, known for his towel-\\avmg on
the bench and emotio.n on the court almost as much as ht eve-
popping aces while playing men's singles and doubles for the
first-place Newport Beach Dukes, the noise being generated
lately at the John Wayne Tennis Club is music to his cars.
"When I win a point now, (the crowd) is really noisy and n
makes me feel better," said Bergh, who along with teammates
Amy Frazier, Lise Gregory and Ronnie Bathman has given the
usually sedate crowd plenty to cheer about.
""Lise is starting to get more excited now, but she's alwavs clinched her fists; Ron-
nie's also psyched; Amy's saying, 'Come on'; (head coach) Greg Patton and (as-
. ' See BERGH'82
U.S. avoids upset, again
Timmons leads uphill
battle for men's volleyball
team's 5-set win over Spain.
Special to the Daily Pilot
BARCELONA -Close sha\-CS are
b'ecoming a dangerous habit for the
U.S. men's volleyball teamn.
The Cardiac Kids did it again on
Thursday, putting their coach and fans
through the gauntlet, then coming from
behind to win once again in men's vol-
leyball here at. the XXVth Olrmpiad,
besting host, and
r e I a t i v e I y-
u n her a Ide d,
Spain, 15·6, 14-
16, 12-15, 15-11,
15-10. 0
College product Steve Timmon~ & Co.
on to the fourth pool match again~t
France on SaturdJ\.
It wa) once again .a match lac king
real and o r con)i,tcnt po"cr tor the
U.S.
Japan took the U.S. into live e1-.. fi-
nal!~ lo~ing on th e court. but '' 1nrllng
off the court. Canada took the U S
into fi,e sets, and the Canad1Jns JTC
not con~idcred medal threat) Thurs·
da) 11 "as Spain "h1ch took the l\\0-
11me defending gold mcdJh)t-. to the
limit.
The meat of the s'hcdulc still lie-.
.thcad \\ith Ital) and France in pool
p la). and the
med a I rounds
"I re ally don't
know why we still
can't get it to-
gether," said
Newport Harbor
High and Orange
Barcelona, '92
\\ h1ch figur1.: to
include the Com-
mon" eahh of In-
dependent St.ite!>
(formcrl) the So-
\ i Ct Union).
Cuba and The
NcthcrlJnd~. as
"ell as BraLil
Coast College product Stc'e Timmons.
who had 27 kills in all for the day
The victory, the second in three starts
(Japan's victory off the court account-
ing fo r the orily blemish), sends Ne\\·
port Harbor High and Orange Coa t
VIM. tMvacova ..... uu.••rw1•w ... ~,..
T1mmom. a
has been the case from the tart in
the)c Summer Olympics, ''as the kc)
to the 'ictol). )IJmm1ng 27 k1 I . in-
cluding the final point tn the llc-
breaking tilth set.
Spain. \\ hich entered C\-'11' pdatilln a'
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BERGH: He awaits conlrontadon with Connors I Co. tdnlglit • AUDI •VW SPECIALISTS From 81
sistant} Rob Nelson arc on the
bench going nuts, plus we 're win-
ning.
"It's something the crowd here
has never seen before, and we
might be in the (West Division)
final if we win these last three
matqhes. Maybe we're creating
history.'1
The Dukes (8-J). who clinched
a playoff spot for the first time
in their three-year history on
Tuesday with a 30-21 overtime
victory against Vail, host Jimmy
Connors and the Los Angeles
Strings ( 4-7) tonight at 7 in their
final regular-season home match
al the Wayne Club.
Winners of ·seven straight
matches, easil y a club record, the
Dukes can win th e division title
outright if they win their remain·
ing three matches. They took
O\er fir~t place on Wednesday,
thanks to the Stri ngs' victory
o'er Vail at the Forum.
"Rob Nelson called me early
(Thursday) morning and woke
me up to tell me tha t Vail lost,"
Bergh said.
Bergh, 26, and Bathman were
expected to give Newport Beach
a solid doubles team this season.
They haven't disappoint ed at 56-
46, rated No. 4 ove rall in the
TeamTcnnis men's doubles
standing~.
According to Bergh (pro·
nounced berg), 52-54 in singles
this !>Cason. pla~ ing against Con-
nors and dealing with the ve t·
cran·~ kno"n tactics on the court
isn't a di!>t raction.
"He ne\;er bothers me :i.t all,"
~aid Bergh. who lost to Connors.
6·5. in their fi rst meeting at the
~~111o;r-. ,r'-.. ' .::.
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Forum last Sunday.
"He didn't say a
word to me when 1 .
played against him
last time, and he
didn't say anything
in doubles, either.
1 really don't care
wh a t he docs,
though, because l
usually like to fool
around wi th the
crowd , too."
ing doubles.
.. I've been try·
ing to do a lot of
rehab. I always
carry a ponable
gym with me and
do exercises to
keep (the shoul-
der) going. No~. I
only play one set
of singles at max·
imum speed, but
if ir was two or
three sets, I can
make it but I'd be
so sore the next
day I couldn't lift
my arm.
Connors enters
tonight's match as
the league's No. 2
si ngles player with
a 62-47 record,·
trailing only At·
l a nt a's Brett
Steven (50-36).
Rikard Bergh "It would be
0
A former Long Beach State
standout born and raised in Swe-
den, Bergh hasn't always had '1is
serves go his way. A permanently
inflamed bicep tendon in his
shoulder acts up regularly, the
key reason why Bergh started
playing more doubles than sin·
gl es three years ago.
"I needed two surge ries, but l
didn't think th at would make any
improvement to the shoulder, so
I just started playing slowly and
played more doubles," snid
Dergh. who r~ached the doubles
finals in four tournaments last
year, three with Dathman, who
has also been Bergh's Swedish
Davis Cup partner.
"I kept ( d rppping) in my si'n-
gles ranking, but my doubles was
going up. I'm ranked like 900th
in singles, but 40th in doubles. l
ca n still make a good living play·
very difficult to
have surgery because they'd have
to remove all of (the buildup)
and I'd have to work out for six
months, but even then I wouldn't
know if it would be better. I'll
just keep playing for as long as 1
can and continue building up the
shoulder muscles. Until it's too
painfu l, then I'll quit."
Bergh's shoulder acted up in
Raleigh last week, causing his ex-
plosive serve to become medio-
cre at best. '1\vice this season,
Bergh has chalked up 11 aces in
a match, once against Phoenix,
once ngai nst Sacramento.
"Some days, my arm just
doesn't respond to my needs,"
he said. "In Raleigh, it wasn't
moving at all and I was losing on
my i.ervcs. l los t 6-2 (to Tim
Wi lkison) where normally l
should win. I should never lose
my serve and at Raleigh it's a
pretty fast surface, o 1 should'vc
held my serve.
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By Barry Faulkner
Spolts Wrttr
Five a{ea high school
products, wctuding prep All·
Americans Rikki Krumin!>
und Austin Weir, form the
nucleus for the Fullerton-
based E.A.s :r. club'lt 17-
and-under team, which b
seeded No. 1 for the Jun ior
Nationals, scheduled Mon-auy Througnsiituraay in frort
Lauderdale, Fla.
c tiW ,,..,_ ........ ~ "' ... "'vi"• lie .... ..
Duck~!
tJh.: "\\ cilk tin!..:" in pool
pl:iy, rd1uun<.JcJ from the
opening 'cl. ::.n.1pping a 14·
~tll ...::ore 1n t h~ 'C<'l>nll set
after the U S. had rallied
twm :1 1~·1 2 ddicit, and
then \\Cnt on to post :i 12-5
k.1d in the thi1J ~t't before
fh•ht1n~ uf( :i '>C\:cn-pwnt
L S run 111 cl1>'c 11 uut.
Fortugno struggles, no decision ®.
I he l .~. ''·" gutll}' of
'>C\Cll ~en ice error-. it1 tht:
1 hm.1 !!,ame Jfon1.:
ANAi IEIM -Angels rookie Tim
Fortugno remains unbeaten aft er
three ~tarts, bui it was a rough go
tor the 30-year-old product of .
Suuthe rn Calirornia College
1 huN.lay afternoon at Anaheim
St.1dium.
Detroit, was roughed up by the
Seattle Mariners for five hits and
five earned runs in four innings of
work, striking out one and walking
two before being lifted with a 5-1
deficit,
Krumins, a recent gradu-
ate of Newport I !arbor High,
is joined by former Sailors
Matt Pan.ons and Joe l laxcl,
as well as recent CdM grad-
uates Wejr :ind Alex Tah-
moush as E.A.S.T. starters.
'1\\c l<\l\C\\ ~p .. 11n \\OUld
be 11rcJ up fur the m;Hch
a11d th.11 th'-) ''ould be
rc.1J,," I 1mmo1h ~.ml. "'But mo.,l u1 the! pwhh:ms \\Cre
on our .. 1Jc uf the net. We
,m: nvt '.:ning \\Cll ••
Fortugo, who got his first win 1n
h1~ l:.Jo,t !>tart, a 9-0 victory over
The Angels st~uck for five runs
· in the bottom of the eighth inning
to gain a 6-5 victory, and as a re-
l.Ult got Fortugno off the hook.
Parsons, starts in goal for
the team. comprise d of
Southern eatifornia all -stars
and coached by new Ful-
le rton High coach, Jeff
Hohne.
\ 1.
' ~I ..
Sp;1i11 mo\cd nut to a 5-1
lea(] in the founh ~c l, keyed
h) a trung ~cl'\ 111g game,
hut the U.!:> .. led b) Tim-
mons. h.11tkJ h.u:k to tJJ...e
the l..::iJ .1t IJ.s and nc,cr
GHALLENGE CUP: at Newport Harbor, sails the Laser Why, in sports, you must always yell "heads .up." fl 11i.cJ I •;.id\ '
From 81
l,l\elli, Ward Mace •nd Dan
1 homp~on round out NHYC's
Catalina 37 crew.
Racing the 'CFJs for the NHYC
.111: cousins Jack Hogan and Casey
1 logan, both Newport Harbor
Hig h stude'nts, while Dnnny Zim·
b.ildi. heading into his junior year
for NHYC. .
"Adding the CFJs and the La-
sers really adds much more and
'makes the competition-much bet·
ter," said Bechtel, the only NHYC
returnee to the Challenge Cup
along with tactician Bill Men-
ninger.
Krumins is bound for de-
fending · NCAA · champion
Cal, while Haxel (UC San
Diego), Tahmoush (USC)
and Weir, who plans to red
!.hirt at Orani;e Coa~t Col-
tc'ge before transferring to
Cal, will also tune up for
their collegiate career!>.
CdM's 13-year-olds on the rise
C orona del Mur's junior , .. u1er polo prog1.1m\ 13·.inJ-unJcr team j..,
on its way to the nation~1l tuurnJmcnl 111 I ort L1uJcrJ;ilc, '>tarting
Monday. Becau~c of ~p.1ce limitation~ in tolb) ·, cd111un, a complete lu4.lJ...
ut Ted Oandaruk's crew is fo11 hcoming 1111 S:.lltml.I\.
In th.: dee "I' c fifth <,Ct
the u.5 \\J~ nt:.\Cr in lrOU·
blc. tJk11 g the f1:Jcl for good
at 8· 7 alh:r ~eH:n tic score~.
\hen L 1guna Ucu"h\ Scott
i urlun" dd1H:rcd a kt:\ kill
to nll)\1,; ll to Q.7, anJ he d1J
11 ag:un ll> pu~h the issue to
"It's really a true test of really
the best yacht club in the United
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• LEMAY In lht Superior fice of the Ct~ Env•""'· lec:t to Cal"ornla Uni· as the heir of LYNN AODITIO OF A ONE· I BLISH O OE Ca•1f 92626 Streel •F Newpon Beach Thts business 1s con·
tter or phone call Court or Caltlom1a County 'f 1~u 10rtve. sta ~e,:. form Commerclal Code ANN CONWAY, end on STORV, 8 SO.FT. LIVING ~t1.Zk~ ~~ RIGHt~o EX. This busonou •s, con· CaM 92sSo ducted by: co-partners
not protect rou; of ORANGE. ' :i• om a, u~f ~~A~ Sec:tlonn 8108.2 behalf of the ESTATE AREA ANO A 472 SO FT., PATRIATE ABSOLUTE MY ducted by: husband and Ttus business •s con· The reg1s1rant(sl com-wowr twpewrltten r• THE PETITION requests a 1 paymen o ' s oo The name and ad-OF LYNN ANN CON· 2·CAR GARAGE LOCATED AES IN TRUST TO THE "'''' c1.-cted cy a corpora1ton me~•d 10 t•ansaci busi· SJI ee must be In that USA L£HEW L£MAV addit~~ ~~!, o!f $h d f the WAY· ESTATE OF LYNN AT 1967 ALISO AVENUE IN FOREIGN JURISDICTION The re91strant(s) com· Tne reg1strant(s) com· ness undl.'r lhe F1ct111ous IJll'I be led personal mull ""' an-r••• o person • A "N R 1 ZONE EN· C menced to transact bush t· ced 10 irans.:icl busi· Business Narnt(I) listed prGer legal form If rou repr:~~~ttve ~~ adrnlnls· died by mall. Plans, s~11l-wtth Whom clelms may ANN CONWAY, Pte1n· VIRONMENTAL DETERMI· ~~~W~0~~o°WA\1~~N10~ ncss undor ·tho F11:.t111ous ~t;~ under the Fictitious above on not appllcat>le
want the court to hear ter the 111811 01 the dece-ca1lons and Otho~ co~··~ be ftled la New Atlantia tiffs, NATION· EXEMPT TtiE DISTRICT OF COLUM· Business Name1s1 l0sted Bu•r,,riess NJme•s) ltS1eo w ••amp Th~en
rour ca••· dent d~ments may a so 1 ex Marine, Inc., 897 Ran-v. 3. PLANNING ACTION PA· IA A DEMOCRACY ANO above on •.•arch 1992 abo•• on June 19 1992 Th s 5tat•ll'ent .... as fit~
I. you do not ftle ,our '{HE PETITION requests ~rTllnegl 1~ lh~ ~tlc:tQoty th~ dolph Avenue, Coste LORR~U BOARD AND 92-06 FOR THE LOS AN· ~ETURN TO THE PUBLIC Christopher L B.ank Libby Braze I. Sec1etary "''"' lhe County C•etk of
r.IJOn .. on time, rou the decedent'• WILL and c ity ~ 0 p~ s an°ci M••• CA 92828 CARE;-ak• LORRELL GELES CHAPTER OF THE ANV ANO ALL PAST ANO This Slatemcnl Wills hied Th·S s1a1emen1 was fllod Orange Counly on July 10.
INlf" lose the case, and codlcils, 11 any, be admttted .:~~ftcatl~~:· willan not be and
1
the last dey for ~ROUP HOME; LOR· ~~~~~GTf~s~~?A~~ PRESENT POLITICAL TIES O~l:n~:co~~~;~n ~u~! 2~1 with the County Cle1k. OI 1992 f
537723 r.ur wages, money to probate. The will and malled ,unless lht Id• flllng clalms bW anw RAINE ELLINQER, RAV TRAINING CENTER TRUST IMPLIED BY OPERATION 1992 Orange Counly on June 30
.... property mar be any codicils ate available d1tlonal $500 chatgt is In-creditor shall be Au· WELSH; STATE OF FOR A CONDITIONAL USE OF I.AW OR OTHERWISE F538070 1992 P ... bltsnl.'d "'•wporl Beach· t8i11tn wtthout further for 1J111mlna1Jon in the file eluded with payment gust 17 1992 which la CALIFORNIA; DEPART· PERMIT FOR A TRAINING IN TRUST WITH THE DE· p hshed Nev. on Be3Ch· F538548 Costa Mesa Oa•1y Pilot July
wMnln9 from the kTeptEb'/ptheETITlc:ouO~ 1 Each bid 1h11ll be made the ltu~lneH dar It• MENT OF SOCIAL SER· CENTER FOR TOOLING MOCRACY IS HEREBY Cu~ M O ~ P 1 J 1 Published Newpon Beacn· 17 24, 31 Au~ust ? 1992 H reques s on the Proposal form DEPARTMENT ANO MACHINING TRADES DISSOLVED os a osa a Y ~o "'Y Cosla Mesa Oa y P1lo1 J,,. 1 F-494 O~-'· he I I authOflty to admlnlstllf lhe sheets p.1 through p.g fore the anticipated VICES; IN AN EXISTING INOUS-I, DAVID ZEPEDA JR 24 31, August 7 1.1 1992 10 l T. 24 31• 1992 • are ot r 89• estalt undllf the lndepen-pr0V1ded In the contract Hie dete specified OF SOC~ SERVICES· TRIAL BUILDING LOCATED HAVE FULL POWER TO F·!>15 F"484 lrementa. You maw dent Admtnlllratton of Es-dOCUmentJ and shall be above • COMMUNITY CARE LI· AT 32 3036 ENTERPRISE CONTRACT ESTABLISH ------------------
w•t to call an at· tates Ac:t. (This el.llhonty ac:compan~ by a cert1lled NEW ATLANTIS MA· CENSINO DIVISION; s~~ET· IN AN MG ZONE COMMERCE' AS GUARAN· PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
toraey rl9ht awew. ff will allow the personal rep-Of cashier's check or e bid RINE, INC, 1 KE DEVELOPMENT DIS· ENVIRONMENTAL DETER: TEED BY THE FULL TEN ------------------
rou do not know an et• resenlatlVt to take man~ bond fOf not less than 10% WATTS PRESIDENT ABILITIES CENTER; MINATION EXEMPT (10) AMENDMENTS TO CNSt051968 Fictitious
tomey wou may call an ac:uons Wl~t B o~t .. nl~ of the emount ot lhe1( btd, Dated! Jut, 29 1992 JANET SELINE• LARRY FOR FURTHER INFORMA· THE BILL OF RIGHTS TO Flctltlou• Business Name attorn~r . retenal H~· ~nc~:.~ Tm;,~:n; :,•dco=~~~ ~~ ;:~ Publl~h•d N~wport STAHLMAN;' MICH· ~'8~A~~J~Efe~~~O~E i~~ 8Z,~~~Trr~~sFg~ au;~~~=~=~tm• Tt-o ~~~4!,':i,~"tpersons
lltce or a l99al aid o • acttons, however, lht rer· posal shaH be consldtfed Beaeh.Coata Meae ELLE FERGUSON; 75452450R,CALLATTHE AMEAICA,AREPUBLIC The Follo..,•ng persons a1ed ingbus.nessas
flee (llsted In the sonal repttsentatlvt wtl be unlen accompanied by Dallr Piiot Julw 31, MICHAEL MUNFORD, OFFICE OF THE PlAN· SO DONE THIS 20 DAY ait d0tog t>us•ne!ts as BORTZ ANO ASSOCIATES
phone book!. 1 req1Mred to give notice lo such cashier's check, 1992 M.D,: DANTES BOARD NING DIVISION, ROOM OF JULY, 1992 CHEZ NOUS DELI. 1560 •YOUR DOG TRAINER .
D••IK'H de que le eft. lnltft1ted Pl=-unless cash, or bidder's bond f527 AND CARE; and DOE 1 2oo 77 FAIR DRIVE DAVID ZEPEDA, JR. Supe11or Ave •Al, Costa :!0271 Rwers1de Or .. Sanla
tre .. en Hta cltaclon lhey have wa nouce Of No bid shall be conlid· HEREINAFTER RE· COSTA ME.SA CAUFOR: 5520 E 2nd Streel 1·269. ,,•esa. Cahl 92627 Ana Ca'•I 92?07
ludlclal uated tl•ne un consent)~,: 1~~ro':s':. tied unlesa It Is made on a PUBLIC NOTICE FEARED TO AS DOE 1 NIA. ' Long Beach CA En11que Caderosso, 11874 R09er Dean B.Jrtz 2027t
plao de 30 DIAS CA&.· •~II~ tr lion ut~twiU blank lofm lumlshed by the DEPARTMENT OF DE· ~ub lllhtd Newpon AFFIRMED ANO SUB· Ann AlbOt Court, R •ttS1de fl •81Sde Or Santa Ana I
0 A .... • mi s 1 a City ol Costa Mesa and Is T 87152 SEA Beacn..Cos1a Mesa Daily BEFORE ME ¢1111 92505 Ca1.f 92707 IN A 1-para pr• be granted unleu 811 ter· made In eccordance with TIS NO 92192 VELOPMENT • Pilot Jul 31 1992 SCRIBED Blanca Susana Caderosso, Hellen F. Bonz 20271 Riv· a..eer una reapuesta tiled peraon tiles an ob-the ptovlllons ol the Pro-NOTICE OF vtCEI; DOE 8 HEREIN· y , 1523 THIS 20 DAY OF JULY, fl874 Ann Arbor Coun e•sode Or Sanla Ana C;i ,f .... ,. a maqulna en Jec:tion to the pe11t1on and po111 requirements. , AFTER REFERRED TO 1992 R1v11s1de Calf 92~5 92707
•• corte. shows ~ cause why lht EKh bidder must have • TRUSTllE S ULf T AS DOE 8 LORRELL PUB~ NOTICE ANGELINA DOLORES ZE· This business IS con-Tn1s business 1s con·
Una c arta o un• ~~ ~d not grant the valld St.ate ~I C.~1IOfnll UN6~~ ~iE~ ~EiR~~T QROUP HOME; DOE 38 PUBLICHEARINGS WILL PEOA. notary publ.c dueled b'/ husband and duc1ed by co.partners •
11 ... da telefonlca no A H~ING on the pell· clusificabon C10 (Elec· DATED Octoblf 7, 1991 HEREINAFTER RE· BE HELD BV THE COSTA Publl shtd Ne...,porl ...,,,, The rl"glstrant\s) com·
le ofrec:era protec:clon; 11 .. _ held AU· trlcal Contractor) llcenH at UNL£SS YOU TAKE AC-FEARED TO AS DOE "ESA PLANNING COM· Beach.Costa ~esa 0 .. 1y The reg1stran1(s) com· mencecs to transact bus•· 1 hon wi ""' on time of award and also pr• S .., menced to transact bvs•· rwss uooer the F1cM<>us •• respueata esr te a GUST 27, t992 al 1:•5 PM qualified as requu~ b'/ TION TO PROTECT. YOUR 38 ADELINE DANTE ; MISSION AT THE CITY Pilot July 31, Augusl 7. 14, neu undei the F•ctitious Business Namt(sl I ste.J ll'W~Ulna tlene que In Dept. 3A located el 700 llW PROPERTY, IT MAY BE DOES 2 through 5; HALL. 77 FAIR DRIVE, 1992 Business Name(s) listed above on March 1986 0__,nr con las for· Crvte Center Orl've West, The ContractOf lhall com-SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE. DOES 7 through 35; COSTA MESA, CALIFOR· F526 above on N A Rogor Boru
.,.iwadH l99alea •P-S~nt~~o~:a~oto lhe Pl'/ With the J>fOlllslon• of ~.r1i~ i~E~:eN N~~~'A'e and DOES 37 through ~~o~T ~~ ~~s~ret~ PUBLIC NOTICE En11que Cader0550 TM statemenl was f ea ropladaa al usted qui• 1 Section 1770 to 1780, In-ROCEEOING 50, lncluslve. through This s1a1eroent v.as fo~ "'"th the C0unty Ce·o. ot
ere que la oort• •• g•~ngaop!.!.': ~':h':nit!':. ctusiv.c. odol u:!. Cal~1nla ~~AT~~T P YOU YOU 50, lnclualve, Defen-l,~~Rt:t~5~r ~~ ~~ Fictitious ""o1tn tntcCounty c1J"i' 081 Orange County on JU•y 6 ..,_ ,.. Labor e: ,,,. prev.,. ng 0 CONTA, CT d , . . I N rlll'ge ounly on u y , 1992 cue ... au UH. Ing and stale your ob-rate end seal• of wage• .. SH ULO ants. REGARDING THE FOL· Bus neH ame . 109" f537152 SI usted no present• jtcilonl or tile Wfltten ob-bll hed b h Crl" f LAWVER. TO DEFENDANTS ANO TO LOWING APPLICATIONS. St•t•m•nt .. 375te
au ,..pueeta • llempo, )tctlon• with lht c0Uf1 be-~s~ Mesay ~hl~h ;~ ! On Augus1 ,... 1992 II THEIR ATIORNEVS OF IF ANV OF THE FOL· The Following persons F5 B h-Publ.sned Ne ... .,,.. I &a1 n
ued• perder •I OMO lore the heating. Vow ap-file h ~ C\ty C1"k ol 10:00AM, F1r11 Amtnc:an RECORD: LOWING ACTIONS ARE .,, doing business IS Put>J,sned Nt¥tport eac Costa Mesa Oa y PtlOI ... f :,.pueden qultar .~ pearance may be In Pl'IOll ~Id ~•tv: Ind Shall lorlell Mor1gage Company, a Call· Pta1nt1ffs PENELOPE M. CHALLENGED IN COURT, S & w ENTERPRISES, 240 Cosla Men 0111y P11ol Julr' 17, 24, 31, Augi.at 7. 199~ lo eu dlnero Y Of by '/OUf anomey p1nalfli1 prescribed tornla corporation, as dUI'/ BROOKS, lnd1111duatty as THE CHALLENGE MAV BE Newpo1t Center 011ve. 31 . August 7, 14. 21, 1992 F-489
• • de au IF ~OU ARE A CREDITOR therein lor noncompllance appointed TrustM ol that the heir of LVNN ANNF UMITEO TO ONLV THOSE Suitt 220, Newport B•ac:h F·517 PUBLIC NOTICE 01• OOHS ()( a contingent Ct~rt()( ol f Id Cod ctf1aln Deed of Trust IX· CONWAY, ESTATE 0 Is s u Es s 0 ME 0 NE Calif 92660
P ledad sin avlao the dtctlMd. you mull file or: City ~ouncll ol the ecuted by Henry F. Crane, LYNN ANN CONWAY 1\Jb. RAISES AT THE PUBLIC A R. Willinger Co toe. PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious
lonal pof parte ff y®r claJm with the cour1 City ot Costa Mell r• Jr .. I married man as hls It Second Amended !of. HEARING DESCRIBED IN CaJilorn11. 394 VIiia Point, ---------1
ta ••rte. and mall a copy to lhe per. Mrvel the right 10 reject separale property, as Trus· lows: F TlilS NOTICE OR IN WAIT· Newport Beacl'I, Caltf. Fictitious Busln•H Name
EU.ten otroa requlat. aonaf repre11ntaJi11e ap-and/or all bldl tor(•) and recorded on Oc· AS T 0 P LA INT IF TEN CORRESPONDENCE 92660 BualneH Name Stetement
tos legales. Puede que pointed by the court wHhln ~ILEEN p PMINNEY lobel 18, 1991 H lnslru-PENELOPE M. BROOKS· DELIVERED TO THE PLAN-Shutty 8ros , Inc Ca•.for· Stete"'8nl Tl't Fooi0..,1ng ~11oin1
le Ila lour month• from the date • 1 ' ment No. 91-563173 or Of. 1, General damages 111 the NINO COMMISSION AT, ,,.a 2060 East v11ta, Pasa· The Following p91SOl\S are doing bus•oess as uated qu ......._"'.__~a of first Issuance of i.tllfl Cltr Clerk, C tr of llc:lal Records OI Orange sum ol $1 ,500.000 00; OR PRIOR TO, THE PUB-de~a. Cal1I 91107 110 doing bu11ness as. CONTRA SUAF·DESIGNS un •boa-.._..._,. u provtdtd In Ncik>n 9100 Cnta ..... county, Caltlomla and pur· 2. Speclat damages, IC· UC HEARING. This busln11s 11 con· p AT e R SON H OME 32!>6 Broad SI. N....,poll
inente. SI no oonoo• • ol the cat1lornl1 Probate Publlahed Newport auarrt to that certain Notice cording to proof; t. PLANNING ACTION PA· ducted by· joint venture LOANS, •570 Campvs Beach. C1111f 9Z663
u,, alto9ade pued• Code The time 1or filing Beach/Coata Mesa Pilot of Oefaoll thereundtf r• 3. Funtrlll and burral ex· 92·59 FOR SHOWBIZ The regl1tran1(1) com-Ou••· 54l·t• 33 llle.rport Ric:h<I COi ns, 32Se B1oad 11-ar a Uft Mf'Wlcle ff ci41• IMll not ticplrt be-.J16y 2•. 31. 1992 corded on Apfll 10, 1992 pente In an amount to be PIZZA TIME, INC., A~(). menced 10 transact busl-Beach, Calif 92660 St , Newport B.ach, Cahl
,. .. rencla de aboa• torf' four months from the F505 H ln1trument No. 92· ptOYtt'I It trial: RIZEO AGENT FOR Hl·OAP nes1 undlf the Ftet1llous Ch11stopher C. Epping, 92G63 •oe 0 a .,... oflclna ff hurlng date noticed 237059 of Ofllc:lal Records "· Loll Of support In an COMPANY FOR A CONOJ. Bualne11 N1me(1) listed 10281 MMIOf Or .. Hunting· Jeff Parker, 32!>6 Broad
d 1 al eve• el dt. al>OVe. PUILIC NOTICE of Nld County and State, amount to be ptoven at TIONAL USE PERMIT FOR abOVt on June 24. 1992 ton Beach. Cat1I 92646 St Ne~port Beach, Ca il.
0 r.'..iH ~01111\
MINTERN
K..tn G . Mint•"' passed eway July 29,
1992 He was bom on
November 20, 1957 In Queens, New York
He Is survived by his
lone time compenlon
Roy Karrell, his
mother Theresa Mint·
em, his brothers and
sisters Theresa, Marv· aret Patricia. Mk:heel,
Anne Meureen, Ber·
nadette, Mary ,
Michole. Terence and
Thomas, and his 22
nieces and newptl-
ews 'lfllltlng will be
Friday (Todey) 7·9 et
1925 Arizona Ave,
Sant• Montee Funef'al servlc:., SatUl'day at
St Victor'• Chu~h.
8634 Hollowey ~ •
Los AngelH. 90099 et
2 00 Oonetoon. may
be mede In lleu of
flowers In Kevin'• Memory c o St. Vic-
tor's Church Arninge-
ments By Giit" &
Getea, Sant• Monk:a
•ru • 89 YOU MAY EXAMINE the wt•. l#ld« end pursuant to trial; A RESTAURANT (CHUCK A. R. Wi•lnget, secretary JametB l<lton. 1816 Tay-92663
rec:torle telefoftlo..4!?;_ file kept by the c0t.W1 If you •SCROW NO. said Deed of TNSt Mii 111 AS TO ALL Pl.AINTIFFS• E. CHEESE), IN HARBOA .1ILOT Ci aiilFIED IOf St •5, San Francisco Th11 bu11neu Is con.
Case Ne. •1.--.,, 1 person lrnrnted In c• TO PUbllc: euc1lon lof cutt, 1. Coll ol sull Incurred SH Opp ING CENTER .,. -Calif 133 dueled bV: 1 general pan "··-====··· JUDO• JACK the eatate, you IN'/ Ille MOTi lewM money Of the Unlled herwln: and (WITHIN 200 FEET OF I I ' a I he e 8 s Y ·t O· Thll bu11n111 11 con-nersh1p
K. MANDIL with the couft 1 form.I A• CUDITORS OP Stain of America, •cash-2. Such other and 11.1111\tf AESIOENTIALLY ZONED eccHe, lnformetlon-ducted by· a g91\8fal PiUt· The reg1St11n111l com-DllPT. SI quest tor S~ Notice of IULK SAi.a "'9 chec:k payable to ... d rthef that the Coun mrt PflOf»ERTIES), WITH A OE· packed merketplece nersh•p metXed to 11ensac1 bust. end ... lhe ftllng of an llwellby ........ Truawe drawn on. 11ate OI dMl9I proper, \ltATION FROM A SHARED visited regularty. sue-The reg111ranl(S) com-nest undtt tM FiCN•OVS
The ~= oowt ta• and apprelul of H1ete.. Punueftt to nallonel bank, • 11ale OI DATtO· 3/30, 1992 PARKING STUDY, L(). ceHfully ·by ell kinds menc:ect lo transact bull· Business Nome(I) hied dr••• e... 411 ...; sets or or 111"/ petMlon Of UCC loo. 110lt fedtrel credit union,• state LAW OFFICES OP alR· CATIO AT 2300 HARBOR of consumers. nes• under lht Ftc:t1t10Us at>ove on · June 11 1992
(El nom .. ro ' roolu;:•°" KCOUnt .. JrcMdtd In NOTIC• IS ..... ..., or IMefal aavlngs and loan LUND a JOHNSON, BOULEVARD, BUILDING
de la eot'to " 'NCt10n 1250 lht Calilor• OIVIEN tW e ~ .... uaocldon domiciled Ip aY1 MARRllON W . 25. IN A Ct.S ZONE. ENYt-, ·------------------------•1 ANGIE COUNTY • n111 Probet9 Code. A ... le.._. to M..... this Nie, .. lht nor1h ftont 80llMUI an__, tw AONMENTAL. DETtRMINA· I
fUOR COURT, 700 ~ tor Special Nodoe Th n•••(•t ~1ul enlrence 10._theCMc~ ............. l'tON: Ne:OATIVE DECU-STUTill 1 IEW llSllESS'I? 11-====1r1 Cl lo Ce11tor Drl•• *"' .. 911 .... blt ffom lht • CourU\ouee, ·-...... RATION. CAVAl&.AIM.E fOR " ..,. .. ...., CA ~ derlt. -•lnesa .,., ... ., tef Dr9'le Weet. Senta Ana, Published Newport REVIEW ,OR It DAYS AT ,_II I I WHI, •• ,...__, tw tM .._. .._ ..._ .. , Cellomla. .. of INt fttN, ~ ..... Delly ntE Pl.ANNINO~ ml ••• , n.o,.:::.. ·= ......,, 8UllVOYAO•, INC .... " .,..... ~d Plot M a•. "· ~ 7, a. P\ANNtNO ACTlON p • ""i...-Osp ........... ..,.,... • ....... NCI by .. ..., Y'OUf ~ _ __,
............ ROaDT T aOAT 8UILD•R8 A IO 9"d ~":'~In 1•. tlt2 92..fl FOR HAOOP I ,.._.. • -, ,_ -._.._. _. •.,.,..... 1...-i MQf1uery * "'"-tllf ~ ....... ..: llATTMfta, •SQ. UILORS, QUALITY MA-=-~ altualed In FIOI ~~OR ~IZE~ ,_ ....... • -.,.._.___ o:en•..-it »0 .,_ t.r eo-0'"""'*1
•homer ........... WSSTOVUA ...... QOODI, AND Nldcountylndltal•and PUIUCNOTICE CATA FO" A CONDlo ----~ ... -b ::-~.·:t,~::..:::r ,~°o:.otltWllY 8 la :,.,._._ f .. llATTMSWS ll•W ATLANTIS Ila. deacflbtd u : TIONAl USE P£Mtfl TO ,_. • 1111 _. --.., .,. -c:: ~ m or >1• 8114 -"" I Mw br•, ._ ......... 41o1 t t t t UY'llH DRIVE. Rln. .. WT Renda"" Lot t 1 of Trect 1171, In PUBLIC HEARINGS WtlL ~LOW ~ AUTO Rl"AIR ::.."': =-":,. "T,!_ :--,,.... •••....-.., ..-.. ,. ,...._ 194• numere 4lol ........ ITL tlO ...._., c..te ..... IN City Of CoeW Mesa. • BE Hfl.0 IV THE COSTA IUSIHESI IN M EXIST· ..., M _. • ......... .. .. ._ ~-, _.
abot•d• .... CCMIOllA KL llM CA C••mle 1ft11 per IMP NQOrcltd In 1oo1t MESA "-ANNINO COM-INO INDUSTAIAL aao. • ,_ ..._ .._ -• ,_ .,_.. ,._ .,.. ._..,.,
d•n••· • .. ..... ' ---.......... .., Y , Paae 1•. ~ MISSION AT ntl CITY INQ WfTHeN 200 fHT OP --..... c-.sy Clllll .,....,.. ..... ,.. .......... dante ~-ne tlono T ., ..... TIO .;;;1....... Mapa. 1n lht ofllce of ttl8 HALL, 11 'AIR DAIVf. RISIOENTIALLV ZONED ......,. .,.. e ... ,.,""' -.. .._llW\f11Mt0M&lllyew ~ "t •URTOll, I 1 c;ounty "8alfder cl Mtd COSTA MESA, CAUFO..· P9ROPfllllY LOCATED AT • ....-. -, • 11111 """ Ille ...,, ._.. l• ~,... 8 ALL o' RAN Publlehed Ntwport All other ~usl11•H c.untr. NtA, AT I 30 PM 0.. AS a:90 ORAc'I LANI, •A. IN ..... et .. 1 r '9!' ee.Rr Cillf' -...._1 "cHWAllTK. .UZnu ~ ..... Dally 11•••l•t •1141 ... n.a..,... or-. COM-SOON AS POSSllLl AN MO. ZONI. INYl-
1 •a•tLLO all ..,. Nol Jlit a1. Al9* i, 1, *-C•t .... llJf ... mon d11lgr•11n cl M6CI THIMMTI" OH M0Mo M>NMENTAL. DllC~ a _..-• -t• sellerC•t wlt•l11 tM ~ It purpoMd to be DAV, AUGUST 10, 1-T1Qlt. NIQATNI DeQA. side Drhro, ...... l_.IO• f'UI .......... ,_,.. • tuo w ........ ,_., AEOAADINQ THE FOL· RA'hON, CAVMAlll POR l~d1 CA ....._. llJf ... ..-..Cet C..ta M ... , Calltornla LOWINOAPP\JCATIONS. ..-W '°" 11 ~VI AT
(11 t .., ..... , "*.IC NOTICI -' la6cl .... .. be IMda • ANY OP THR 'Ol.· THI~ DMllC)ll4.
1 IUR t t t891 -::. ::l t II ""'°" ....,. or W · LOWtNO ACTtONI~ P<>f' """""'N'ONM-L. QAMAIWll, llOTICS ......_.!,.. .. •••• !..._••., rMty,...,.. or....-.. ~CH~LJJ!_rH1 ........ •' T10N OH TMI MOV1 J#. c ., ..,.. ... •"'" .. ' ;:-., .;..-... ~ .. ~ • ...,, °' LMmi"i<>ONlv'THoea Kif&lllMB
......, N t ... ""':::..·~ ATL=t llAlll•I, .. Uf!Plld.....,_.,_ ISSUll IOllUONI •·a IN,.,.,.. ¥9'1 blllftad ewpor ........ II..., .._..., MIC. .. ,_ or ..._ ....... RAlllt AT TMI PUaJC cen MUnll •ID ... a
1eacflt'Cotll ..... ~ Ill. ......,.. •.i11111• n.. ..... --........ Mid 1>1911 ol T~ .., HIAR1NG DllCIWD .. myried .. .......,..,. ..
,,._ Nf1Y tl', ... It, ltJ#. '°" .......... ue t••u";iii ... reHondlJ Htlmate• £~ ............ 11111• ....... ......--.. -=-... ~: 10-....... ;..="":.,...--:: ca-TIOi .., Un I •IC fl .. 1111111 pi1UHfDn ol 1111 NlllCI COMfllllllON AT, -
8UV "--"''v' LIW!lltAT '"" .._ ...... a a .._. flt ... • wit CM ·~;-ntl ""' ... 1178 ""9........ MJCtaJWi ... _., _... • .-... 111,,n.11. uc.;..;._.--..._ ______ .., _______ _
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Repointt.ig? ............... ........ _ .............. ..... ,..,. ........ "'
31, 1992
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lllO'hCI OP TRVSTD'I Ula UlaUt fOOHMT TO THE COUNTY COUI"· Nlr1tc•111 of ...... .,_ .,.. ...,... .._..,.... • .._ ... r•of1911 9J111!1111-. •111111•-.
NOTICE T.f.llO •?t HOUSt. 700 CMC CflfTfA ._ _, olW _..•Ill~ • ..,_ • OIMI, ....... • !Ei II I mint
YOUAAElflloEFAUlTIJlllO(A A DAMWlST,SA#YA MIA.CA ..... I_, ........ ,._.otr!IM ....... OI .. ._ you~-= 1"' ...,_. TM Piiio ..
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A. DEED OF TRUST, OHO Of TRUST OATtO JtiJ/ ti D\lblC llK'leln, to tit...... llll -llllOUlll" 111111t• W. 1111 ..... "'*· bllC 11111 of .. NOb OI Siii ~ .,. ..._ ee: .,. dOlnl ....... '9: DATED \/Olm, UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO 10 1990 UNLESS YOO TAKE ~w IOt tafl ~• ..... ...._of 11t ...._ ~ CMlllltl • ~. 1731.91023 of .,, NolOe ... RI Dl lfARK 8'0RT .. UCAN. D Via
PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. rT MAY BE SOLD AT ~IOH TO PROTECT YOOA llme of UI WI lilMful 11tCN1e¥ ol __, -Ill II'.,_ lo Ill ..,,,_ • _... 1111tdllll Ill ....,. IO tafl ~ t-'tDry MAR. UI ""'* ...... ~:t...... c..-......
A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXP~TION ~OPfRTY. IT WAY 1£ SOlO lie Unlltd SI*) • rtgllt. "'· .... lllf rWOlllClll ......., "' Plllllllait Of lllQllll· T,..,... • ICCIClt • CllllW « of .:."I -;:Li-= ~~="· ~A. ---. Inc.,
• OF fliE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST AT A PU9UC SAi.£ If YOU Wt4 llwllt ~ IO n Cl0111 . ..,.... tft4 IMIQI tlfln*. IO lllltw Ill._.... Cl** dra-on • ._ or M-~I M Pfovldld la ~d. COltll -IOI Yen .....
YOU YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER NEEO AH EXP\JIHATI<* Of now lltlcl by IC lift# ... OeM •"' .._of"' _,_ llUlllCa-,... llCWH 11¥ llld Oeed. If-lklnll Ml*. 1 Cl** drNI llr ...-n t210 of ....._ c.11.... c... ....._ c.M .• • THE NATURE Of TH( PRC>-IO "' PfoPll1Y...., In ... IOn of .. Noice of s. II ""'* ...,..,...,, -................. crMll ulllon or c.ietom .. ,,..... Codi. • I . On AUGUST 14, 1992, at 9:45 A.M. TITlE TRUST CEEOING AGAINST YOU. YOU County MIO SC.. Mel ci.:r!Dtd 1656.157 38 • OtOWIOH 11«1111. WtO ... 1111· did*"" by ••• or ltd-AtQUtitl lot SoecW Thie lllutjne .. 11 con-Th 1 buelftHoori'DOllllOI'
DEED SERVICE COMPANY, a c.llfomla corporatJon ~:-o~o~~ Aoi.:.nWYE:.., ~r'O:~E ~~~:!=Tr!.. Ml~.:.~~ :o .. ~~ :O":e. ":'.:i :.~-..:.i~ =~~ "°"' ~,~:,~°"'" ~r~bal'I (I~
.. duly appointed TrultH under and pur9Uant to SERRAHO RECOHVEYNllCE Bf~. COUNTY Of ORAlllGE. did dre.n on ••• or !\too IMttOft • provlcltd " ... ...,. --;:r ~ In Ste· A"""" for ,...doner: menc«I •aneect ~ INftCM ""'9CI
Offd of Truat recorded 1/18192, .. lnat No. 9~ COMPN4Y,. CM!ornle Corpo. SlATE Of CAllfOflN~ AS IOnal blnk. •Cftedl .... by. No•. '"'· c11¥911 Wtcl ... IOn St02 °'"' FNldll Code VICTOR DI WITT :,,.':"'...'::(.~ ::...:...::,., •
026824, In book of C>mclal Record• In the office ot ra!loll as ll'USIH. 01 suOCMsor SHOWN OH A ¥AP l\ECORDtO 1w or ttdtrll creel" union or 1 '*""or Ille •111• Wt4 of IN Md aultlorllld eo clo bllllnel& 1'40 N. H•bot llVd. MOiie on: June zt, 1111 lbove on: March~-
the County RecC>f'der ot OAANGE County, State of 1rus ... or subt~tt4 ll'lls\M IN 80()1( 3 PAGES 41 ANO 42 did dl'twll by • , ... or led· trusll crt11td by uld OMO ol In 111111111 In 111 Miit ol llllt· ,::.:: CA ma Lynn C*Mnta ~ A.~
CA. Executed by CHRISTOPHER W. STORC and llU!$Uanl to !ht OMd ol Trutt Of MISCEll.MlOOS MAPS, IN ttll -= 111d IQlll •ode-Trust W olltt ftl.i Clll'l ls -.lld. Dally on• Newpcwt Thia 1emem.nt w ll9d Thia .. ...,....,.. Wiii
TERESA A. STORC, husband and wife as Joint ten-~~;:dill :~~'=IEiu::,; ~~o~~E: slrJ i.g~:J: ~ ""*1 •=-: &!. 11iuw::i~2v=: ~~ ~r=~o: BeaCM:osta ~.,;'~ ~.: ~~on~
ants WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST l*ofdid JU~ 13 1990 11\SU SESSMENT NO 4'59 193·19 oon S'102 ol llt f"'-'dll Code COllPAICY 1111• IUndf btCOllll IVsillbll to Mesa Pilot 1992 • 1"2
BIDDER FOR CASH (payable at time ot sale In law· go..369381 ol otticlal Atco<ds The str .. Uddrnund ollltt Md tullorlad lo oo bllSlntss 4900 RIVERGRADE ROAD, lie P'VM Of tndOIMI • 1 July 30• 31 • Al.lg .•• 1992 . PaHl4t PN7
tul money Qf the United States) al THE MAJN 111 111• oUIOI 01 !ht Couniv Rt ommon deslgnaUon, II tn~. OI In lflll sllll In 11t Mnl ol lln· 12170 manw ol rlgllt PUBLIC NOTICE Published Newport 8MCh-Publl.n.d N.wpof\
(NORTH) ENTRANCE TO THE COUNTY COURT· oorcw of ORANGE County, INI PIOOt~ OMCrlbtd w Oltltf INn Clltl II acctpltd, IRWINDALE. CA 91706 &lid Siii wll be l'l\lde, but Coala Meta Dally Piiot July Colta M ... D.ity Piiot
HOUSE 700 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE WEST SANTA Ca111om1a. and pur1u1111 10 lllt t Is purpoi•d to be &07 11t TrUS111 may wllllhold IN t8t8)8tH3lO wllloul c:ownant or •1111iy, 'kllltleu• 10, 11, 24, 31, 1092 11, 24. 31, Augu1t 7, 1
ANA CA ' NollOI ol Oe!ault and Eltc1loo to 0 &01 112 LARICSPOR> Al/£· ISIUMlCI of Ille Trus ... 'I OMO BY Jf CORNWALL PRES/· •111111 or lmpled rtQ¥ding .., ....... N81M p:-412
' . Sel lhtttundtr rtcorcltd Apr~ UE (CORONA OH MAR unlM IUndS blComt tvllll>ll to DENT IOt, posteSSIOn or encum· Stal.-.nt I-------.;._;
(NOTE: CASHIER'S CHECl<(S) MUST BE PAYABLE 10, t99i lnttJ 9H3<4203 ol £~ ~1WP.OllT BEACH. .cA tilt P1¥11 or-~ a a Ct78062 bfances. to utstj tilt lncltbted-Thi FolloWlng person PUILIC NOTICE
TO TlTlE TRUST DEED SERVICE CO:) all right, sa10 Ottdal Records Wiii St1 on 2625 • mat11f olrlgllt 7/24. 7fJ1. an 1992 nest UCllftO by said o..d. Id· are doing buslnn• 11:
title and Interest conveyed to and now held by It A119us1 28. 1992 al 9 •s PM 11 Tilt unoe<slgntd Trustee Slid Siii • be madt. 11111 PUBLIC NOTICE vtnets lfltttundef. wttn lnlefest STVFT NOODLE RESTAU· • ~~~ •--~II ' ,.,._ wllhoul COYtnanl or warunty. •Pf~Oltlereill andltltun· RA.NT, 215·11 Riverside "----
under said uved of Trust ln the property situated In PUBLIC NOTICES I U LIC N TICES ••PRSS or iml)lted repdtng Plld prlAc\pal 01 tilt note s.· Drive, Newport Beach, lt•letMnl ...........
said County and State Described as: P B 0 blle, possmion or eocum· llOTICI Of nuann UU curtd cy ~ cited ~" lnlltltsl Carll. 92660 Th•. FollcnMg l*'IOnl The Following
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l>I t llS"' tn. lndtOltd Ulmfll DflD Of TRUil tlltf as ~ 111 said Whllson Food Slf'Vlc11 are dOino bUtlMN u : •• dolna butiMM M! LE AL OE C IPTION: IOOIS, o 11 ., • T.F. llO. 11111 • ton pt . Inc., Calltornla, 2889 KITCHEN FRESH FOODS, TOTALL\' NUTS, 1741 T
PARCEL 1: NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE ::..-::!~ sald~~=i YOUAAE Wi1 O(fAULT UNDER ~ ~ ~: an~~I: Monterey. Co~t• Mesa, 1725 MontO\lla Ave. A2., tin, Co111 Mesa, Ca
Unit 73 conslstlnn of 0-... -1 al-1\JlNl nd • •rf c LOAN NO. 07000492 4 DtEO Of TRUST DATED r· 9 ...... ~ Calif. 9262e Cotta Meu, Calll. 924527 92827 ··• ... uun ... ,.......,.. a s .. a e FILE NO. 1179 IS P'OVIOed t111r1111,.-.d the un· I""" UNLESS YOU T•" .,. lrl$1S cruted by said Deed ol This business It con-Arthur L '"Mlf tt2S S Richard Simpson 17 elements, aa ahown and described In the Condo-Ml" "r""""" of 1111 no• M ~ "" ,_. Trust • ' · '
You ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF =ed" ..:= ...... d ...... "'""n.I ll°" 'TO PROTECT YOUR "••d J ""21 1992 dUc1ed by: 1 COfPQfllJon Van NHS. Santa Ana, Calif. Tustin, Costa ~--. C mlnlum Plan ("Plan" lot Phase 3 of the Terrace at ...... .., ..., ..-....... ,.., PROPERTY IT MAY 8E SOL ..,. u., The regl1tranl(1) com-92707 92627
Corona def Mar, wttlch was recorded July 23, 1986 mUST DATED APRIL 5, 1991. UNLESS YOU TAKE Oltrton as prO'l\ded In said AT A PUB.UC SALE If YOU llMWIOllECOllWFfMCl menced 10 transact busl· Thlt bu1lnt11 11 con· Thlt bu1ln111 la co
;u lnstrvment No. 86-319405 of Oftlclal Records of ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY Nole • dlat9ff and tx· NEED N4 EXPl.ANATI°" COllPMY riess under the Fictitious ducted by: an Individual duct9d by: an lnd1Yldual
Orange County, Callfomla BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN ptnses ol l'1f trus .. and ol lht THE ~ATURE Of THE PRO-4900 RIVfRGRADl ROAD. Business Name(s) Usted The reglstr•nt(s) com· The regl11ranl(1) co
FARCEL 2: EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PAO. trusts crea•o by said Deed ol CHOING AGAINST YOU YOU 12170 above on: August 14• 1992 menced to Iran.act bust-menctd 10 tr~ bu Trust· SliOULO CONTACT A LAWYER /RWINDALE CA 91706 B.D. Wnitson, P11sldlnt n111 undtf the FletillOUI neu under the flctltlo
An undivided one-twenty fourth (l/24th) fee simple CEEOING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT Dated Ju"1 2·4. 1992 Notice IS llere"" liwtn Iha (BIS)814..f370 Thi• statement was flied Bu1lne11 Name(•) Usted 8u1ln111 Name(1) 1111
Interest as a tenant In common In and to all of the A LAWYER. SEARNllO RfCONVlYNllCf StRRANO REC~YANCE BY J E CORNWALL PRES#-With the County Cletk of above on: June 24, 1992 at>ow on: Jufy 9, 1992
real property, Including, without !Imitation, the Com• On Thursday, August 27, 1992 at 11:00 o'clock 4900 RIVERGRA~E•::J COMPN4Y, a Calllornll COl'Po-. OEN1 ?J~ge County on July 20• ~~1~"'.~~= was filed ~~~:.~.:'was 111
mon Areas defined In the Declaration. of Covenants, A.M., POMONA FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC.. as l2BlO ration as truslM, OI' sUoc:.ntOI C179l~7 '531731 with tilt County Clerk ol With the County CJerj(
Conditions and . Restrictions and Reservation of Trustee, under and pursuant to Deed of Trust dated IRWINDAlE. CA 91706 rruslet, or sullft11Uted trus* 7·3l, 8·7 & 141992 Published Newport Beacll· Orange County on June 30, Ortnge County on July
Easements for the Terrace at Corona del Mar, re· Aprll 5, .1991 executed by CHESTER G. GAMBONI {818)814-6370 pursuan~ IO bylht rm~M~S rru:t PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mtll Daily Pilot July 1992 1992
corded July 23. 1986 as Instrument No. ~19406 AND STELLA E. GAMBONI, HUSBAND AND WIDE, BY JE CORNWALL, PRESI· ~~~~AN UNMARRIED MAN 31. Au~uat 7, 14, 21, 1992 . F138MO N '5:17l4
of Otrlclal Records of Orange C. ounty, Callfomla, and recorded Aptll 11, 1991 u lnstNment No. 91· aa~o DENT Recorded Aorll 27 1990 Inst I Nc0~03C5~401 F F·518 CPubltshtd Newportp 8each-CPub11'!'.9d D~'portty ...,'!_eac
nd h l d by h t 170263 Off\ I I R d f O C C Ill Cl7 ...,., • TIC E oalAI Mesa Dally llol July 0111 ...... .. ,.....,t Ju any any ame ments 1 ereto. as mpose t a , ca ecor s o range ounty, a or· 7.31 8_7 & 14 1992 90-2213~2 ot Ohlelal Records AMENDED PtflLIC NOTICE 1o 17 24 31 1992 11 24 31 August 1 \992
certain Notice of Addhlon of Territory and Supple-nla. will sell al public auC11on to lhe highest bidder In t11e olllct ol the Counry Re· PETITION TO ' ' ' · F-4&3 • ' ' ' ,_...
mental Oeclaratlon of Covenants, Conditions and for cash or equivalent of cash, a cashier's check PUBLIC NOTICE corder or ORANGE Counry ADMINISTER Fictitious
Restrictions for Phase 2 of the Terraces at Corona made payable to Pomona Flnanclal Services, Inc., ~"~·:id rrsdur~o ~e ESTATE OF: 81.taln"a Na.,. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC llOTICI
del Mar ("Notice or Addition") of Lot 3 of TraC1 No drawn on a state or natl~nal bank, a check drawn N~T~~~~~~1;f ~:~f W ltle~eund: r:O,Otd f:u-Me~ Elizabeth Kelley The ~~r<!i":;:"'persons Flctltl01.ta Fictitious
11949, In the City of newport Beach, County of Or· by a slate or federal credrt union, or a check drawn T f. •O. l7Zl2 ¥'/ 28. 1992 rns11 92 11e211 CASE NO. A162385 are doing business as: Bualneea Nam• a1.ealneM Name
ange. State of Calltomla. as shown on a map re-buy a state or federal savings and loan association, YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T UNDER A ol Slid Otfcal Recotds Wiii To all hetls, ROYAL CLEANE~S. 3838 Statement St8telfteftt
eroded In Book 561, pages 1 10 5 Inclusive of Mis· savings assoclahon, or savlngs bank specified In DEED Of TRUST DATED Febru· on Auoutt ll. 1992 119 •~PM ~~ficranas,ted aeditOf~ Coast Highway •C. COfona The FollOWlng persons The FolloW!ng person
cellaneoos Maps records of said Orange County. Section 5102 of the financial Code and authorized ary 4 1988 UNLESS YOU TME at TlfE MAIN (NORTH) EN contingent c ..... tors. an def M11, Calif 92625 are doing bU11ness 11: are do~ butlnffs as: ' d b I I C 11 I f ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR TRANCE TO THE COIJHTV persons wnO may R•b1h K•mel Darwich, NEWPOlH SCUBA 526 ANNIE'S CLEANERS, 161
Exception therefrom all of the Units shown on the to 0 us ness n al omla. payable at 1 e 0 sale PROPERTY IT MAY BE SOLO COURTHOUSE 700 CIVIC CE~-otherwise be Interested in 2037' Bluttside Cir. 14\3, Riverside Ave.. N~wpon E. Chapman Ave., Or.,,g
Plan. In lawful money of the United States at lhe Front AT A PUBLIC SALE Ir YOU T£R ORIVf WEST SANTA AHA. the will or estate. or both. Hunltngton Beach, Caltl Beach, CaM. 92663 c.,,,, 92666
Entrance 10 lhe city Hall. 303 West Commonwealth NEED AH EXP!.AAATtON or CA at puOlic: auction 1o rn. of Mary Elizabeth Kelley 92646 Shane w. Thue541n, 526 Tuyet Nhung Lal. 1180
Except therefrom all oil. gas, minerals and other hy· Street, Fullerton, County of Orange, State of Calrtor· THE NATURE Of THE PRC>-hlgllestt>ldOtr '°'cash (payX>ll PE~~TION has=~!~ Thi• bu~lrreu 11 con-Riverside Ave.. Newpon ~oxbu(!alil R9~0 G.,d• ~~~~~~3~1C:t~.d:f~~s~rv:' 1~er~St~~~~s'~~ nla. described as· Lot 27 of Tract No 2215, In the CEEOING AGAINST VOU YOU at the time 01 sale 11 lawM ~ Fellc:lano Roman It\ fle ~~!edl~~·1::;1~~f~om-~n~~h. ;~~1~!~:631, con-/:t:· bualneu 11 co
record. City of Costa Mesa, Counly of Orange, State of SHOtlLD CONTACT A ~W'r'ER money ol lht United States). aA S~erior Cou]1 ot menced 10 transact bus1· dUC1ed by' an indMd~ duct.t<S hr. 11n ln4i~ual
Callfomla, as per Map Recorded In Book 106, Page S~~ticeR•"'OIS h•rRtbyECON9~y.2'c'c' ~!'it t~n:.,d~~w~:'!!: 11~~. 0CR•AtoNGmlaE, County 01 ness undlf tM F1et111ou1 The 11g
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l•trant(s) com· The regt11ran1(1) com
Except therefrom all water and subsurface water 34 of Miscellaneous Maps, In the office of the CcOMn p';° .. y ~ ,. .... ,orn•~~eor"" ...... d•~w said oeeo 111 !ht ::!'oper"' THE · AMENDED Busrneu JN•m!3(s) ,_!!sled menced 10 transact busl-me1nc1 ~-lo tflnNt...... ~ .... bulosf rights, below a depth of 500 feet, without the right C R d t Id C ,... • ,,,_ .. "" ... '' abOve on: une c • 1...,2 ntu undet the FlctJt1ou1 ne ... ..,., •• ,..,..,n u of surface enlry, as dedicated or reserved In lnstru-ounty ecor et 0 sa ounty. ra11on as trustet Of successor situated In UICI County and PETITION ·~uests lhat Rabth Darwich Bus1n111 Name(s) listed Bu1ln111 N•m•(•) hst
ments of record. EXCEPT all crude oll, petroleum, gas. brea, as-trusiee or sut>slltult<! tJu.siat Sr.are and described as lollows Feliciano Roman b This statement was Med ab<>VI on· JUne 20 t992 lbOve on: NIA
phaltum and all kindred substances an·d olher min-pu1suant to Che Deed of Trusr Loi 15 OI Trlci No 2202. tn Ille appointed iv .IS p8fSOnal Wllll the County Cllfk of Shane Thuesen ' Tuyet Nhung Lal
PARCEL 3: erals under and In said land except the right to use executed by JAMES o RYER· City ol Newpofl Beactl. Coonty :f',J5"~81 :i 1 t 1~ Oriange County on Jun. 30. This 11attmen1 waa rued T1\l1 statement -ns file
Non-excluslve easements tor access, Ingress, any portion 01 the surface 01 the land for drllllng SON AN UNMARRIED MAH Rt-ol Orange, State ol C»llornla as the d n15.J. t e es a 8 0 1992 with tilt County Cllfk ot with the County CJlfk o
egress, use, enjoyment, drainage, encroachment, COfO&d Fe1>ruary 19 1988Inst1 per map record4d Ill BOOi 123, T -g: n · AMENDED F53e552 Orange Counry on June 30, Orange County on JUiy 10
maintenance, repairs and for other purposes, all ~s operations, mining or quarrying of all kinds lnclud· 88·075475 of Ollbat Records Pl!Oet 22. 23. 24 25 ano 26 01 PEfiTt0N r 1 ests 8 Publrshed Newport Beach· 1992 li92 Fai1a22
shown In the Plan and described In lhe Declaration Ing, but not exclusive of oll well drilling, oll dev~lop-in Ille olhce of (lie Counry Re Mlscellaneous MIPS in the ol· decedent's W,Ll !nd Costa Mesa 011ly P1101 July F53U28 Published Newpor1 lkach·
and -Notice of Addition. menl, mining operations, 1ogelher Wilh the use of coider of ORN4GE County. lice ol "'' County Recorder 01 codicils, fl any, be 10, 17, 24, 31, 1992 Publlshed Newpon Beach· Costa Mesa Dally P1to1 .kily
Excluslve easements a~purtenant to Parcels No. 1 the surface for oil well tanks. tunnels. mining exca· Camornia. anll pu1suan1 to !tie uAdtountt (a) 1111Oii.011 rt0hts admitted 1o prot>•••· The F-4&6 co1i. Mua Daily Piiot July 11, 24, 31, August 1, 1992 vatlons or shafts, provided however. that the same Notice 01 Ottauttand EleCllon 10 minerals. mlnerll rights. natural wiM and any cOdeils ate 10, 17, 24, 31, 1992 F~93
and No. 2 described a ove, tor use for patio, bal· shall not be C01lStrt1ed 10 prohibit slant drillinn or StU 1t1ereunc1er reco1ded No gas rights. Ind ollltt hyOroc;.ir· available tor examinanon PUBLIC NOTICE ' F~85 1--------..;. cony and shared driveway (as appllcable) pur· • .., nmber s 1991 ln5t1 91· bons by wt1atsoeve1 name in the lite kept by 1he court PUBLIC NOTICE
poses, defined and described as Restricted Com· such other operations which In no way use or In 603765 01 u10 OlllClal Recoros known tllat mll'f t>e wttr11n or THE »-AENOEO Flotltloua PUBLIC NOTICE
mon Areas In lhe Declaratr~n as shown and as· any afteci the surface rights of said land, and wi" SeU on Au9u~1 " t992 al under Ill• ~eel of land herein· PETITION r9qUests aualna .. Nein• Flothloua
signed In the Plan. which do not enlet said land at a point less than 9 45 AM alTHE MAIN °(NORlH) at>ove desetlbtd together Wltll aulho11ry lo adr'ninlSler tl\e Statement FlcthhMla auatnaa.tta ...
The street address and other common designation 500 feet to said surface, as reserved In the Deed ENTRANCE TO lHE COUNTY Ille perpetual right gl .drtling. estate undef lhe The Foltowtog Plfton1 a1.eatnasa Mama Stal......C .. f h I rty d ribed bo 1 ' fr Al J ~ id d d J ty l COURlHOUSE 700 CIVIC CEN· mining upl()fing and C>ptrat Independent are doing bustneu II' ltatemant The Followlng ~tons " any, o t e rea prope esc a ve s pur· om ena m , a w ow, rec.or e u 7, TEI\ ORM. WESl SANTA N4A ing llltielot and "°''"O 1n and AdministrallOn ol Estates BOOKS BY NANEnE, Th• FOllowlng per1on1 .,, doing business••:
ported lo be: 3700 DAFFODIL NEWPORT BEACH, 1958 In Book 52, Page 347, Ottlclal Records, In CA at puDllc aucllOO 10 Int rtmomo 111t same from Ulld Act (Thi$ authority Wiii 17220 Nev.hOpe Sta. 102. are doing bus1neu u : ARMCO, t&7Z2 Mllllkan, Ir·
CA 00000 . the office of the County Recorder of said Orange h!Qhesr btdller lor cash (payable llnd or any oltler 11110 lncludlnQ allow lhe personal Foun11ln Valley. Cl all. MAR DO JEWEi.RV, 34 t6 ~. Clllf. 92714 .
The undersigned Trustee disclaims any llablhty County. at tile t>me 01 sale "' la.tu! IN right 10 WhOStOCk oc o1reo-represenlatfye to take ~708 via Oporto 12, ~port ~ Rec:ycq M•·
for any lnccmeaness of the street address and Ttie s1reet address and other common deslgna· money or m. Un1rea Statttl al llonM!y 0111 tnd mint ff om =~I ~ a~al :i~~· ~r~ ~ ~2i? e.ach, C•kl 92'63 ~~Co~=· :gf
other common designation, If any, shown herein. tton If any of the real property described above Is nont title MIO IOUftSI con tamts otner 11\111'1 ll'IOM ntretn· S.fore 1\1ung e»natrl v 92663 "' ac ' a i J:;;1• BTk ~C'Jl> Tfll• buslneH It con-
SaJd sale will be made, but without ~enant or purported '10 be 641 JOANN STREET COSTA veyedtoM1clnowlltldcy11un· ~ OtSatbtd o1 or O•lmpor1anl actions Thi• buslneu 11 con-92715 roo ' ,,., ' ducledby:aCOfPQlllllOtl
warranty, express or Implied, regarding title, pos-MESA, CA 92647 ' der U•d deed in tM PloPtrlY wets ainners, 1110 sf\1111 111to. however, !he pet'SOO ducted by' an 1nd1vlduat This buslnHI 11 con-Tiie registrant(•) com-
sess1on, or encumbrances, to pay the remaining . s1111alba 111 said Counry &nd through Of llCfOSS 1t1t suDillr· repreMntatiV• will b The reg1a1rant(1) com-dueled by an lnd1Vtdual menced to transact bull·
prlnclpal sum 01 the note(s) secured by said Deed The undersigned Trustee dlsclalms any ltabllrty Sutt ~d descr.oed as 1o11ows race of fie land 114rt1Nbovt dt required to g,.,,. notte• 1 menc.ed 10 transact busf. The registrant(•) com-nn• un<* the Flctdlous
of Trust, with Interest thereon. as provided in said for any Incorrectness of the street. address and lOT 163 Of TRACt 907 IN THE scribed. and IO t>Onom such lf'11eres1ed persons unte nest under the FlctJtooua menced 10 uentflc:t tNsl· Bu•in111 Name(s) l sted
note(s) advances If any under the terms of sald other common designation, II any shown herein. CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH. ~·pstoeud or dwecoonally lhey have Waived nollee o Buslne1t Name(s) l11ted ,,.., under tne Ftctihou• at>ove on: NIA Deed of Trust ;ees charges and expenses of Said sale wlll be made but without covenant or COUNTY Of ORANGE ·STATE Orllltd MllS ainnets and s~lts consented to !he propose abOve on. August I . 1992 Bu11n111 Nam1(1) Ulled Roland Clark, V.ce Prtsl· • ' d b said 0 d f . Of CAUfORNrA AS P( R MAP under tnO btMllh Of bt'fonO actron ) T"-independen Nanen• L Gray above on. NIA dent Trustee and of the trusts create y ee o wa~nty, express or Implied, regarding lrtle, pos· RECORDED IH BOOK 28. tilt UltflOr limits tlltftol and administration author1 This si.1emenc ¥<IS f\led Sheila Ayvazyan Tills statement was ftr.d
Trvst. sesslOn or encumbrances, to pay the •emaining PAGES 2S TO 36 INCLUSIVE Of to redrtll re11111ntl. equll) main· w1I be gt811'8d unless a with th• County Cl11k of Th•• 1tetemen1 w11 ftled witn the Countv Clerlt 01
The total amount of the unpaid balance of the principal sum of the note(s) secured by said Deed MISCELLANEOUS MAPS, IN tain rtpaor deepen and ooerate interested e:wson fl~ ,a Orange County on July 27. with the County Clerk ol Orange County on July 10.
obllgatlon secured by the property to be 'Sold and ol Trust, with Interest thereon, as provided ln said THE omcE Of THE COUNTY 111y sueh _.. or mllltS "'1111· ~irc~ws ~ P:: 1992 Or•ng• County onJun. 25. 1992 Pain24
reasonable estimated costs. expenses and ad· not(s). advances If any under the terms of said RECOROER or SAID COUNTY out 11oweve1 mt rlghl 10 drll 11ihy th41 cou// should no P 1 Fs3eseo 1992 Publilhld N-port e.ach-
vanoes at the time of the lnltlal publlcatlon of the Deed of Trust tees charges and expenses of the AP NO •23 236·02 mint s101e, ••PIO!• ano oper1 grant the authority. cub 11~ N~ir'rtP 1BeaJc~ P "38111 Cotta M ... Dally Pllol Jury N 11 t Sal Is s82 429 93 T t d 'r th ' d b Id D d t The stree\ iddrtss and olllar any suClll wells °' mines ~lh· A HEARING on lh osra esa a y • ot u Y ubU1hed Newpcrt Beach. 17, 24, 31, Augu11 7, \892 o ce o e • . . rus ee an o e trusts create y sa ee o common designation, 11 any ol out howevtr lht rlQhl 10 Oriti amended pell~n will b 31. August 7, 14, 21, 1992 Costa M11a Dally Pilot July f-495
The benetlclary under said Deed of Trust hereto-Trust. 1118 reat praperiy c1escri1>td mtne store,e~plottand aperaii held on August 20, 1992 a F·519 17, 24, 31, Augu1t 7, 1992
fore executed and dellvered lo the underglgned a The total 8"90Unt of the unpaid balanoe ot the above 1s purported to be 219 mrough me surlaoe or me up-1:45 P.M. in Oepl. 3 PUBLIC NOTICE F-487 PUBLIC NOTICI
written Declaration of Default and Oemand for Sale, obligation secured by the property to be sold and VIA RAVENNA NEWPORl Pfl SO<> IMl ol Ila subsurtaoa located 81 700 Clvt PUBLIC NOTICE ftotltl01.t•
and a written Notice of Default and Election to Sell. reasonably eatlmated costs, ex.penses and ad· BEACH. CA 92663 of tilt I.Ind 11tre1nabov1 dt Center Ofl\le West P 0 flc:tltloua aua.tn"• ... ..._
The undersigned caused said Notice of Default and vances at the time of the lnltlal publication of this rne undersio"eo Trustee scribed Box 838• San1a Ma. C Bu1IMa1 Nam• F1ctltl01.t• •••••men•
Election to Sell to be recorded ln the county where Notice of Trustee'• Sale la s1n,193,87. =:~:SY 0~~~rys;:, ~~Y ~~ :0r~~ ';1~'-;'lo; un· 927~2vou OBJECT T lr.tement auatne•• N•ma The Following ~t~•
lhe real property rs located The beneficiary under said Deed, by reason or d1es5 ano 0111e1 common oes: mtssion Nnes and olh•~ 1x.111~ !tie grantirl ol the pet1Uon, areT~~;=~• ~'°"' Statement (,j~~ bsi~~ n · FINS
Date 1120192 the breach or default In the obllgatlons secured rgnaaon 11 any snown 11ert111 101 a Community Antenna Tele· ~ Shou appe':' at lh Jo H N s co N c Re TE .,.~~' f=~• ::,aons (t>)VlPER FINS (c)VIPERS,
TITLE TRUST DEED SERVICE COMPANY. A CALI· heretofore executed and delivered to the under· The toral imount ol !tie un vtslOll Sysltm Mid Ille rtgflt to ob:C":3,n:"! 1.l: • wl:t: PUMPING. 255 Nyts Plac•. L ESC~ADE COMPANY, ~t HanOY91 Of., Cotta
FORNIA CORPORATION AS TRUSTEE signed, a Written declaration of default and demand pall1 balance ol Ille ODl!QabOI\ tnlti upon salCS lot to wva, ob1ecbons with !he cou Laguna B•~. Calll 92651 1611 Altso Ave., Cotta Mes~. Calif. 92'28
1ss:i3 Ventura Blvd Suite 1000 lor sale and written notice of breach and ot elec1lon secured Dy Ille PIOPtrty 10 be mM'ltain rtOM, reconsbuct ~lore the hearing. You John Alan Smith. 255 Nyes Meu. Calif 92627 Pacrfic . South-sw.11, Inc· ·• h nd 1 ..,.. tt Id sOlO and reasonll>le tSlllNred 1nd replace said llrlts and IJICll app.aranc.• may be 1 Place. Laguna Beacn. Cahl Jotepll A McNamara Clltlom.' 201 H~et Df .
Encino. Califomla 91436 to cause t e u ers gn.,.... to se sa property to cosrs e~penses a11c1 aovances DIS. piOYldeo. ho....., lhat mt rson orb our ettome 92651 1611 Allao· Ave, Costi Coita Mesa, Calll. 92t26
By (s)KEW GURNEY, satisfy said obligations and thereafter on Aprll 3, a1Irle11mt ol tilt in111il puDltel· 11t1ast ol SllCh rlQlllS does not pelF vo~ Y ARE ~ This bu11ne11 11 con-Mtll. Ctlil 92627 Thi• Ousineu 11 c:on-
authonzed signature 1992. the undersigned cause said notice of breach t.;i11 01 Ille Nollee ol Sale IS untusonabl'; lnttrltre witn CREDITOR or • ducted by· an lnd1vk1ual Th11 busln111 11 con-~~ by: • COfpore!IOn
1818)98&-8966 of election to be recorded as Instrument No. 92· SJt'S 672 24 GranllN s rNSOn• 11se and contmganl creditOI' 01 fl• The reglllranl(s) com-ducted by-an 1n<11Vldual • .:,•glstrant(•) c:om-
210733 Officlal A d o Co ty Callfoml tn add11JOn 10 casll the en~nl ol said IOI de aSed t I le menc:e<S 10 uansact t>u1r. The 11g11trant(1) com-meoc: to l•anaact but1-Publrshed Daily P1lo1, 7/24, 7/31. and 8f7/92 ' 1 ecor s, range un • 8· IMlet w.~ aocep1 a c.aslliar s The s .. .i 111drtss and oltler y~~ clalm ~~ ~co~ nets undtf rile Fk:tit1ou1 inenced lo 1ran11ct busi-nen undlf the Flctl1iovs ________________ .;,.F,;;.51.;.;.,i1 Dated. July 17, 1992 c:t1eclt orawn on a state or n' eommOtl dtslg"-lbOll if any. ol and mat! a copy 10 Ile Bus1n111 Name(s) ll&led ness under IM F1ctrtio1.1s Business. Name(•) listed
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POMONA FINANCIAL SERVICES INC. tionat t>antt a~ dra#l'I oy ' Ille real l>IOOtrlY onctlCed ""'rsonal re.vesentawe at>Ove on: June 26, 1992 Bu1ineu Namt(1) hated 1J~ onF · Jsune 29· 1992 I
Id T' ' ...._ 27 ,..... . ed b ,.. John Alan Sm•lh abOve on Juty 1 1992 "'"' · 1mpson, Pres· as aa nJstee slate Of ltderat credit union or a ..,., .. rs purpor•d to be 11 appoenl y the court This itatemenl was filed Jose h A McN4mare d.,,t
495 N. Garey Ave .. P.O. Box 110 chtcll orawn by' stall or ltd· WHITE SAllS WAY CORONA wilhin lour months lrom with the County Clerk ol Th11 Pstatement wu t.reci Tnls atat-"'.m WM filed
Pomona.. Califomla 91769 ml ~ings and loan assoaa-DEL MAR CA 92625 lhe dal• ol first issuance ~I Oral'.'\}I County on June 30, IMth Ille Countv Clt1k 01 .... in the County Cletk of
Telephone· {7\4) 623-6511 11on sawigs assoaar1o11 or Tiit undemgned TruslM fellers ~ 00prov~d 1n 1992 Orange County on June 25 Ofange County on June 30. · sr1tngs ban-spectlied in s.o. OISCUlms "'Y NC>tllty ror any sec11on ,,, Ul tie f.1381143 t 992 ' 1992 av: Lola Cooper ~on St02 01 lh• FioanNI Cod• lllCOllllC1neSS Ol 1'1• '""' •d Cahfornla Probate Code. ,S38Ut P',Sie.44
Assistant Vice President and aul!lor121d 10 oo ouW1eS\ dreu and oll\tr common dtl l~: r!'r':~'O:. fi~,or~~= 6~:,~·~~:~:y~ll~~~; Publ11tted Newport Beach· Pubflshed Newl)Of1 s.acn-
Pubhshed Oally Piiot July 24, 3\ and Augusl 7, 1 Ill llllS state In 111• awnt or ten· lgnalJOn 1t 11ny shown herein monlhs 1rJ'm lhe hearing 10 t7 24' 3t '992 Costa M111 Dally Pdot July Costa Mesa Dally Pi101 ./ufy F der 0111er ~cash Is accepted, lh• total amount ol lht un· dale noliced above • • • • F..,.81 11, 2•. 31, Augull 7, t992 10, 17, 24. 31, 1992
512 Ille Trustee miff _.lhhold the paid balanot ol tflt 0DliQat1on OU MAY EXAMINE F-488 H19
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Houses/Condo
For Sale
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yard, family eunroom,
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grHI family area. City lub ~ 'lltr ... Reduced
playground, big yard, 10 131151< Ma ... 07
h•gt11y upgraded , lllTIUYILUPPI 's168 ,. SF R 4BR 4SBA 3CG bre•M••t noott. Muat 1 , tq,n . . • .; , . , ,
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1114. l5H. 842·; 196 $395/~ 722·759.f •· l9 Cendo In NB. ft storage. cars, furn, Pool, t~1.1acu, MC, etc. 1518 Npt Blvd.
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Alll •t. 12100.120-t• beach 141 Ol'73 oil. 11a0o. 540.)329 , 11.\I lie 1,\
1~1.AN I> ... 28r 18a front houM so. 2 br/1.L Sec: AIC MWlaw T•RMC•
of flCH. Pvt~ patio, db• gar, iv bch: Super 3Br 2~8•, 2br-1ba, frpl, vttd cell,
Av .. mid Aug. 11000. pool, cats ok, 11075 JUST redecorated, xlnt loc • SUN OECK,
~ Off 1st mo. E'alde RM/Bath for 1 non-$450/mo 850-9428 CM. 5550 553· I 1 t 5
1 BR 1 BA w/nu mlnV smkg P9f'S<>n In lowty N8 crpts $560, 2BR 1 BA, h E' Id CM R f Shr 3Br 2Ba house Prime retail loc S390-
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utll pd. $850/mo. HUO m. t • • · • • acroH from beach. fp 54600 f COM La-
w.lcom.. Avl now. req. 335. 5o68-5058 w/d backyd w/fire pit' 8 · •If you were on the 377.0289
1300 blk ot Sunflower l·L-O.;;....S_T_:_u_d_l•-·-·-1-11-...,..-
on 7.11 € 3·30p. & wit· d roaa watc h . on
neued a colllllon Balboa Board Walk, blWn • wht Toyota &
MAft(, 119/973-5292 N H 388 or 969~269 gated comm A/C dbl bright & airy, Mrs
• 28R 28A Mal Kai upper Cozy 2BR bungalow lg gar. $1850. S..0.t &35 Clark 310·273-3300
• guna, CM $1.25-S21sl &42·9450. 975·1677. Sunny rm. pvt entr, 11'1 $4!5/mo. 842·3248 Realonomlcs 875-8700
unn. c .. an. gtMI view! fncd yatd, off •tr'eet BLUFFS CONDO Stucllo-eictr• n ice re-$2750/mo _yrly. Lora patklng avl 8/1 1800 model. Frplc, wall<·ln Vance Rnr 17~2 mo. Cali H a.1818 4BR or 3BR 6 den, closet, patJo, w/d. Yrly 2YlBA, 1700 •Q ft. 3BR 28A charming ON THE SANO 2br lt400/mo. yr IH. H50/mo. 49 ... 321
cottage. furn, walk to 1 'hba REOECOR· frig. Community pool
beh 11700/mo. Avafl Furn/11700, unfurn/ 714-&44-0335 HAL HOA
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-~ IW' prlv. Hoer OCC. Fem Prof. fm In 20'•, nJ $200 OFF!! non-•mkr. $425/m o. Imler, to share 2bdr
1 & 2BR, d/W, beaut + utll. 9CS6-<>Sl0 2b th, lrg twnhm In La·
pool area. Rec rm, guna Hills. PM bth,
lndry rm. close to encl gar. $300. + ulll.
shops and buses. day 642-4321 eve.
INDUSTRlAL 27K8
1 200 S/F ore, lg rear
car door, $795 mo.
629 Termlnal Way.
540 ·9352 Sept. 1. 673-8071 SH~OO. agent 539-1481 •·G-a-te_.g_u_a_r_d_•_d_b_e_a_u_t
3BR 3Ba owner's unit. detch home, 3Br 2•h Frplc, patio, 2·car gsr. ea f AC louth of PCH. • am rm. gar, ·
S59S-$675/MO 859·6953
Stept to Beach! 530 W. WILSON •CDM Prof Male non/ Shr Huntington Harbor 2500 S/F, 4 otflcH, l BR 1775. Gar. 2 13 722·9012 or 642·2288 4 mkr needed to •hr w/ 2br/2ba Twnhse Ute 2BA, lg roll·UP door,
29th St. Avl now. Clar· ... ,.-t-tr-.-c-t""lv-o--1....,B"""r--w-it-h same. 2br/2ba t den. & Airy Must , Seel 65, stl. 629 Terminal.
•nee. Agt 729.'7259 pvt patio. Great area, f/p, w/d, gar, s500 + S550 (3iO) 37!>-1865 Wy 54o-9352/646-0681
8 h A I Lg pvt, very deluxe 2Br1 ___ __.._____ 'h utl 723·1438
Seeps to Bsck Bay. S 1550/mo. 873-191 1 s 1850/mo. 720-1553
COSIA Mt-.SA 212·1 8aC 8ftt8 If 2B /2 I walk to everything., _________ Young Prof. n/amler, lrg
NftPOAT PllltNIULA ga:. :9Ck:,i•:9~u ~:!: We Have A Rental 157 5/mo. 546·9081 •LIDO Spacloua,Qulet house on Newport js.
Ler90 3BR 2 'A!Ba
condo, 2·•tory, pool,
garage, frplc, w/d
hkup , small pet otl.
s1oso + 1750 dep.
875-49i2 Agt
YEARLY·WINTER-SUMMEA No peta 840•9408 For You! E.Slde, back bay. 2466 4Br hH . Sunny patio, land, must aee Beaut.
I Btdrooml048tdroom 1---------_;...--1 •'""'4 Santa Ana Ave. 2BR nr och.M/F 2 1-45, n/s. hm $550 per mo
FumlshtdMlllMnllhed Luxury Condo! I A \ 2BA, bit Ins, gar, $600 ... utll 723·0400 645·6762 or 85()..8405. Villa Rentals Brand new lg studio .. lndry, $795. 494·247t 1 Blk to •••chi Shr
6 unit loc 1/4 ml to bch, s J 2BR NB Apt In great 754912 never occupied, sep \ EXCEPTIONAL! tBR, locl Parking $450 "" Commercial
Real Estate bdrm area, '"''C, pool ..,_.,.. patio. encl gar, no 8 ,..., t t I I dep. 831-4 71 & tennis $850. Agt Ocnlt Bach .. $670 mo P• s, r g, e ec range, eMeH Verdee ••LIDO ISL• fur· 85 .. 5809 Twnhse. 1 Hse to $550 + dep 642·5964 •·c-o_M_•_h_ar_•_fu_r_n_t_w_n_h_H
5BR 2~8A bonua rm, nlshed 3BR 2Ba, olc,•--L---C--d-,-1-Oen, 2BR .. $1250 mo GOOD LOCATION•. with prof non-smkr/ lg backyd, A/C, F/P. frplc, family rm, gar, UIUr'Y Oft O. CIHn 3BR beach drugs. Pool, $450/mo
O/W. upgradea, Incl w/d, patio, 673-6042 V4 Mli. from ocean, 2 house ...•... $1000/mo. $200 OFF Incl utll. 644-2929
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grn dr 11695/11000 pvt suftea. Perfect for Weekly Rentals Also Lg'2BR 11ArBA town· dep. 841·27M S ue •Adorablo Npt Hgt• profeHlonals. Brand Avalll $650-$3500/Wk house lndry rm d/W Fem shr 2BA Eastsld• Bal boa Penln•ul•·
or 78t·2787 J.O. 3Br 2Ba. hdwd fir, fp, ~. In gated, pool Call 87:S.AENT patio, 5795/mo. • • hse, furn/un f $400 Incl Many spsces avail
Property Mgmt nu pnt, fncd yd, 2-car comm S1378 Agt 207B Thurln utils. No drugs/pell. S300/mo to $1600/mo
•3BR 2~Ba twnhH on _.g~a-:-r._1_1_600_._8_4_5-33_...,;63_.f ___ .:;8~5;..; .. ;_S~809.:;.::;.__ CENTAUR MGMT 8 50-5898 (714)527·5378
Cost• M••• Apro11 3000 IQ tt.. $1600/
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1 ·800-858·3933 bluff nr bc hl Obi gat, •Adoreable Nwpt Hgts McLain 819 Canron 642<l288 or 631·2725 HB shr 3BR hm, nJ BES T DEAL IN NBI
fncd yd. $1 225 mo+ 3br/2ba, hatdwd tlr, 28R 2Ba, 1600 sf, f/p, Lg W 'ald• ibr w/ smler, 2·•ty. pool. Jae. 2 small suites avl Custom ed Local
$600 dep. 842·9666 frpl. 2 car alee gar wet bar, 2 patios, lmmed Ocopuf 2Br 2 nr bch & OCC. 1650 lmmed $500/mo ea. iz •
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... ts 3BR twn .. se, 11600/mo 645-3363 • $1475 Bier 760-1468 • • I walle·ln closet, close Vending Ries Snacks n ,. •BLUFFS CONDO carports. $925/mo. 10 beach & 55 fwy, Incl utlls/furn 962·5475 Incl full avcl 645~101 or Soda. tc;;ial Bus
frplc, sngl gar, pstlo, NE W 2Br 2B• on golf ~'::~~d~r ~f3J2•J;· S550/mo. 772-4605 l·L-U_X_c_o_n_d_o_, -N-p-1,-rm_w_/ CdM general offices & set-up, $3,000 & up.
very nice, 322 Ogle St. 4BR 21hBa, frplc, fncd course, 1 year leHe. NEWLY DECORATED ocn vul Kitch prlvt, medical stes. 230 to Call local rep. at 1· $995/mo 947.7540 patio, 2 car detached No pets. $1500/mo.•---------/ 1 80"783 4009 gar, rem 0 d ef e d 76Q.88SO/d 22/ STUDIO APT. $575 2BR, fncd yd. Wtr pd. W 0, pool, tenn a, spa 797 sf. $1.25-$1 .57/sf. ..,. •
Condo-mll• to bch. 3 kitchen. New palnV &44-49 e Near beach. No pets. 636-4120 9-5PM $500 ulla pd 722·8577 Realonomlcs 67~·6700 ---------•
lg br, 2ba, gar, patio, crpt. AVI 8/5. $1695 Rental• Avallablol 306"" Jasmine. Avail 2f94 Placentia $755 M pror non·smkr ahare Walerfront, NB. 1200/ Sllen~ ~a7n•r/lnve1~or trplc. All eppllances mo. Paul 840-5 324 1·5BR. $800·$5000/ fmmed. Psul 644·0519 nee e or on gong Incl. $1100. 842·1004 Mo. No fee charged . ONE BDRM CUTE COT· sunny quiet 2B/2Ba In 800 IQ ft. $2.25/sq ·ft .small business In Ir·
••sTi aD• •BLUFFS Upgrd 3BR Agt, 842·7121 TAGE,Fr n s hd vry CdM. 2 decks/lndry/fp NNN. Comm. Oocle vine. Profitable. Ask ~ .. 2Y.!Ba, 2000 s/f, grn· l·s-.=.-1--y-1-1-B--b-prlv. n/smler, $695. $480. John, 76()..3691 space avall. 673·5556 for Daryl 857-6684
Back Bar bit, pool $1790. H. pac ou• 1 • •I oa ulil. Inc 548·5056 Cozy 2Br +Den, hdwd Dowd Bkr 644-0195 2Br 2Ba + den. patio, $200 OFF 1 ST MO
firs, d.ck. w/d hkup. lg walk·ln clst. pool/ RENTI AVL NOWI
country Httlng. S950 •Lido Penlnaulatrt spa. 51150 Bkr 642-7121 very spacious 2BR
No Peta. M2·281 e Unique 1 & 2BR Units VIEW NO INITIAL DEPOSIT 1 BA. new cpt paint & 329-P University or for lease. Private bch, • 1 2 b 1e on bay 873.e03 0 Immaculate, 3BR 3BA, app s. car gar. ac •
S E CLUDED Town· 710 Udo Peril Dr. hlghly upgraded. Only yard patio, laundry
house, 3 frg Brs. 51995/mo. 2149 Vista S 765/mo. OP E N 2~Ba. frplc, gar. yard. •OCN VW CONDO• Lg EntradL Open house DAILY Sorry. no pets. s11so. 942-0414 lux 2BR 2BA, 1700 s/f, Sun 1•5, 722.a5M 83 1·8427
VIEW walk to bch, pool, ten-
on Bluff 3BR. quiet nls $1 395 5 88·9 3 47
cul·d•sac. New leltch/ 3BR 2BA houH. quiet
ba/crp\/pnt. Obi gar, neighborhood. No
lg yd. $1 295. 850·1557 tmkr/pets. $1850. Sml tamlly only. 631-8196
SAN
CLEMENTI-: 21 76
LARGE Hciuded MWIY
decorat9d 1 BR cot·
tago, 1578/mo.
361-3725 or 835--0871
SANTA ANA 2180
Move· In
SPECIAL!
1 BEDROOM
Pool, spa. cable hleup
WESTLAKE VILLAGE
845-8122 An~lmel
Townhouse style apt,
3Br 2'hBa, encl ga·
rage, w/d hleups. pvt
backyard, pool, spa,
2233 Fairview Rd.
S1070/mo 548·700t
~-·-~-------$200 Off Clean & Lg
~·
~~~· ~\
HAPPY. BIRJHDAY
t
Nr bus mkts movies
2257 Maple 2BR $650
Also 1 BR nu cpt $540
2BR nu cpl & vu $720
Students/HUD Invited
842·2288 or &31 ·2725
$300 OFF MOVE IN
DANA POINT 2626
Lge 2BR 2BA. stove. re·
fng, bale, lndry, gar,
$750. 493·7446, or
49&-1411
HUNTINGTON
BEACH 2640
Lg 3BR 2BA 2-story
twnhme, WJO hkup,
O/W, frplc, paho, gar,
$1150 -+ sec. No
dogs. (310) 592·2214
NEWPORT
BEACH 2669
••VIiia Balboa
Penthouse Spacious
1 BR. newly remod·
oled, high ceilings &
skyllghls $975/mo. A11I
now 875-48 3 0 B urr
White Rllr
*2BDRM $750* * 1 BDRM $600* Fng, dshwshr." stove
incl. No pots 545-4855
•ON THE BAY•
Bachelor, $600; 2Br
2Ba. $1200. Yearly, all
ulll Included. 675-7590
um mer!
One of
LifdS'
aim pie
p Jeaauree!
•
~
Wht Mtn. btlee, Please Sat. 7t25 Rl!WMO Call 862·795S 1118 mag 1 __ c_a_1_1 1_1_4_194.;....&-;;...;.8_24_2_
LOST ; Mostly While
Female Cat. Long
Hair, blue eyes, tear
on felt ear. Santa Ana
L(>ST &
l''OUNU 2!f2:)
LOST!
July 20lh, large male
shorl hair, 1/2 Ab·
byslnlani 1/2 Tabt>yl
Light brownish gold &
pepper colored w/
black 11p tail, 1111ped
legs! Blue reflector
color w 'blue tag w
name Hoppy Snappy•
Vcly Hazel Dr. Corona
Oel Mar REWA.RDI! 759-7090
& 22nd St CM,
&31 ·5508 Marcie
LOS T : Slame••/ Tab b r Mate Cat,
gray/tan with choco-
late brown stripes,
white Ilea collar Lost
Mesa Verde area 7 22
REWARD Call 714·
434-6140 or 556·8620
L O ST; Slarne a o/
T•bby Male Cat,
gray tan With ChOCO·
late brown stripes.
whtte flea collar. Lost
Fo u nd St-iARPEI, It Mesa Verde area 7 22
brown fem .. 1 ·~yrs REWARD Call 714·
well trs1ned. found 7 434·6140 or 556·8620
21 nesr Yorktown & LOST while long·halr
Huntington St. HB, CAT with gray face &
536·7651 or 963·9118 tail, blue eyes, de-
Q OLD BE A o c lawed. neutered
C H 0 K E R L 0 s 1 male Name "'MAX "
Tues.7/t4 In East Bluff Lost 1n San Juan Csp.
Shop. cntr. Sentimon· lstrano on July 28
tall Handicap Lady, REWARD 240-8333
REWAROI 759·1966 REWARDIULoat Dog
LOST July 4th wkend Male, black, 601bs, GOLDEN RETRIEVER. Whtie chesthair. Pink
lghVdrk red hoir mix. • Collar, no tags. Lost
thin body, very 7118 near Orange/Del
fr I end I y . B 1 G RE· 1_t_v1...;ar_ . ...;c...;a_ll_6.;.4...;2;...·6.;.2_8...;5;....._
WAROll FAX 631·6594
To place an ad 1n
T he Piiot class1fled
Coll 842 ·5878.
-~RENT
through classified
TO YOU!
ls someone special having a b irthday
Charming 1 BR .
~rtyard Apts Gated.
pool Close to every·
thing! 842 ·5858
2 Year• Newt 3BR
2BA, family complex.
$1050/mo
7t4-85C>.a3 10 Find eoineone to share it with.
)/
In August? Announce it In the Daity Pilot
and Independent! Send In a non-returnable
photo along wtth S10.00 or Just a message
with $S.OO and ~ wfll pobllsh it on
August 6th
Deadline July 31, 5:00 p .m.
Send your message to :
The Dally Pilot & Independent
330 W. Bay St.
i
.'
*$200 OFF!•
Lg 2BR 28'-. dl'w. ga·
rage, lndry rm. close
to SC plaza $795/mo.
505 Sunflow er
CENTAUR MGMT
642·2288 Of 631 ·2725
2BR 1BA, gar. lndry rm.
nu pt, gard .• waler pd
517.., Bolso. no pets.
$895/mo. 673-7353
LIDO ISLE fully furn 1 Br. Ulll, gar Incl.
$785/mo yrly. 1 p•r·
son, no pelS 673-0837
Use our P ersonals.
Then oaf! (900) 407-4377
.. 2BR Duple IC W/Sld •
r d Quiet, sngl sry. gd
area, gor, W/0 hkups
S795/mo 847·7540
WES TCLIFF S8 50
2Br 2Ba Ip. pool. 1128
Rutland Rd. Open
Dallr 9 ·5 646-3679
and //oten to tbe vo/oe ad&. Over 600 to ohoo&e from/I
•ADULT LIVINO•
16R. frpl, patto, gar.
No pets. SG85. Bay
Timber Apts. 642·7142 ROOMS 2706
•Newport Beach •h blk
beach, prof F, (2~5),
n/smkr, lelt prlvs. gar,
w/d. $400. 848-5878 s •Do you need lg clean
2br 1 ba7 Garage, now
cpl, O/W, storage.
$750 No Pet 640-2495 '* E'alde 2Br 1 hBa COM, Piil room & BA,
twnhse, blhn micro. furn. No smleng/ "We 're bringing people together!"
gar w/opnr, $850 _. drnkng/drugs $470
$500 dep. 631~42 incl ulll. 721·1615
•EASTSIDE•
Beaut 1 BR $850 Gas/
Wit pd, gar. No pets
2323 Elden 54&-7854
NB 3 rms tor rent·
Students,. 2 ror $275-
tnends ah are?, 1 for
$350, 759-8099
SERVJCE DIRECTORY
Far II ,_ home and busim ml8
Service
Directory
C"AHl'ENTH Y :J~1 IO ,,. ..... ~
Q~ wrll onav. ref'• Loc81 10 yrs, Honest
24 hrs, Lou tM2-e876 ""*"· Aemod Doora. ~ dowl, ~ llUCCO l ory .•
•II. ~. 9Slt1. lie Uc 3S yn.., ...,,., M l .OM ?
C"EllAMIC
Tll.Jo:S :J~>:.!H
HANDY MJ\N .1110
•Christian Handyman.
Painting, Stucco. dry·
wall, fences/gates. S•
nlot Olac. John W~tM
THE ORIGINAL
DEAN the TILE UN leaky showers-Acid Carpentry, plumblng,
wash & regrout. New tile, drywalt, masonry
& Repair. Bsthroom•· & m ore. RMS. ratea.
Shower door•. Kite· .ti"' Ma.ae2•
Floor•·Pfumblng Uc.
25yrs o .c . 673-8085
C'l.t:J\NING
Handyman e.pr.... Alt
)ob• welcome. Small
)ob speelaltiff, t4 hr.
call. 851•2017
l.ANllS( l\l'f'; &
I.AWN C'AHE ;1Hn8
........ Land909plft9
Outstanding designs
with plant groupings &
artistic pruning of
tr••• A •hrub•. Also ma1nt 979-8928
....,..,.. Almod.. Doors.. Win-Peer ...... ~ 1
c1ow1, c--. ~ l ory. ReMabte HouMC .. sn6nQ hf min. Guar. lctY>tett
Sl-.HVll"l-:S .l~>·l'<I
Wiii. '9ncta, .-. * Uc by the day. Local rat••· lie . 106002 .,,._, ...,,,ia.oMJ arM. Ex~. rn. Cel •Lewfte.Mow • Edgo. lneur. 7141633-9925
< 1-.M l-.N I
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'AINTIN<i .IH~8
E11ter1or houH painting
by prof. Osvld Sloane
Palnlers. Lie 358528
Oav1d 645·9957
t{()(>t'IN(i :l910
SPHINKLt-.ll
Rt.PAIRS .l'I.! I
Sprlnklors ••• my only business Repairs
& lnstallatlont
Chari.a 722-762•
Why play Hide 'N
Seek with Ch•ld<:are?
Call Tho Piiot toda)'I
642·5678
The Callf Public Uhll·
.... CommlHIOO RE·
QUIRES that all used
household goods
movers print t heir
P U C. Cal T number,
limos and chauffeurs
print their T.C.P. nurn•
ber 1n all sdvert11e-men1S. 11
1
you have al;;=:;;;;;;;:;=::;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;.. ________ ...
question abOut th• le-
gality of • moV9f', llmo
or chauffeur, call:
Ro Roets a Repelr•
Local Reis. 16 'Yrs
Greater Pac1f1c Rig
83 .. t H 8 •621368
Public Ut1lrtlH
Commission
714·558-•U 51
GARAGE SALE
HINTS . Alicia 751-42el Trtm~~pa.1----------
Rellable Housectoantnv L.awna. + A"'°" Buy "· Sell It Find It.
by th• d•Y· Local dentlat ,.... 'iiiiiiiiiiiici1uiii1iilfiieoiiiiiiiiii;;J a'"· >om r•f•. can ,.., ......rt.... ,,..,. Before your garage
Sav On iiovtn 9
Lo""'e11, Storag4t. prof
excel reputation 1 hr
min Insur. T187859
VIN/MC 7~ t .a ...
( I lNI H 1-. I 1-. .\'>:!h
Monica 549-8431 •• ,,, •••• Removal, No matter sale make sure all
•
SI""""" lpeclalaS
8P90iallzlng In drtv.
waya, patio•. walk•
weys • patio covers. '°' "" •••· call 4'7•~••1
P•Hemed Cenctrete,
ttamptld • .. type• oonc wort!, H yrs .. P
lk.311117, '4a-1021
Buy "· .... "· ,.Ind n. Classtfled,
Ff.0( lH I NS l'A I .I .
l<t: I' I\ lllS :111.'0
AJ carpet ....,.,,.
Pwf ett9teh 6 IM\all
Any ala )ob, 18 yrs
7 da. 73().483 t 24 hr•
TN Community Msr-
k.t Place. Piiot C1Ma6-
fted
Trim, Senior Olac. 'J'
Fr .. •••· l31-M11 wttat you're your merchandise is 6i""imoa':. ~ dhoometing. youownr ~ainly marked with a Aemowt•. cee.n-.. ~ Yn If 1111111 M t''
ups • Malnl. ... Lio. newspaper ·=--=-~n: prices.
•5"025 ... ..... ~IUl'fttl ..... Mi.. -SeM ~ "'"".;;a ........._ g; ... _ •••P• ' lleme the -._t ,, .. _,,__ lll8llelll11 Cel* .. ..,
T ..i-~, ft In Ouel. peinunQ by prof 0
,._,. your...,.. ti · lk•l020M. -Ina. ,., .. L!:::;::::::;:::=;::;:::;::;:::;::;::;::::.I fted ad calf Ma....,., .... M &-"°9 ________ ..... ,...!:~~:__~'
11.21 per line, per day. That's ALL you pay.
e..s on 4 .,_ 24 ..ta.• In .. SeMol onc.y
For more information, Cal Todayl AM. for yo&M"
Service Diec:Dy R 842-4321 Ext.Sf/
•
' '
.. Friday. July 31. 1992
l \ I I I ' : ". 't I . , •
Announcements DDTAL NOD lllMCI ... oun1•-. IMDW.,.. a.-Ann _.. ..,_.
l'l-.l<SI 1~1\I S .IOU:.!
•Lat M•tohM•lllne
USA find that •P9Clai friend or companion
for you! 71~780-7020
Employment
Opportunities
~.\11'1.0\ !\H '.'..i I ,>'J 1\1
CASTING IMMEDI
Eittru n••d•d for
mm1. comrnarclals &
TV. Earn up to 5200
per day! No exp
needed. Call today
Specialty dent81 preo-
tk:• leek• ,ff .,_..
oetlc.~~
tal anl8tanl W/good
communlcallof\ eldUa
fOf Newpott Beech a
MIHIOn V19Jo ioc..
Ilona. EJC:.s:-J:.~
The NEWPORT
BEACH./COSTA MESA
DAILY PILOT la toole·
Ing for a Cu•tomet
Sal'Vlc• ReprHent•
Uva f01 th• Circulation
Dept 10 work a fleldble
schedule, approx 18·
24 hours per w .. lc.
We n"d • r.ilable person with strong
talaphone akllla,
plHsant phone llOlce.
"9al ap.,._~ and
able to work wail with
othera. $5.30/Hr.
AclvMoemenl oppey '""'° ......... • '"' .. .... ... ..... ....., Mn .... .,. Summer tor bftghl, ..... ..-=•o~eo--Z 1:; II.GOO • ...,.. vetJ eonc1llOO,1....-
peraon .., cuetomet 8Clhool Dl9lrtol. ....., '°'' ... ..,.., Clunlng leMM a food pro-l11M42194/mo. (am-~~~ .............. ~
duction. Muee be peo. plOyer p.,d Pue.tlo IAllDWICll 111111 Out!
pie Dfl9nl9d, ~ EmployeH' Rellr• bpeNnoed, ......... ftaiZ 111•1 11 ft. crulllnQ H..A. cat b9ad Hwne, 3100 I! ment Contribution AUby'a. Co9lll Meea. T... ... ._.. •-·" um ._ _ _. .... ..-.. clMafC
Cout Hwy, Coron. amount• to 8"'0• CaJI 811 .. 110 ...., ·-truck, thklc; •• un M ;e~~~prh,.. YHfl. fOt appl
Maka the rlahl mow.
For Ad Aotlon
Call a
818-583-2021 Piiot RNf E1tale
iiiiPlil SELL Cl....m.d
Todeyl
M2-MT8
AD-VISOR
942·5878 yoqr uMd vehicle
puou9h claa.Uied
YOUTH CREW
SUPERVISOR
We need bright, enthusiastic
Individuals who would like to earn
$400.00 to $500.00
per week and more,
marketing the Orange Coast Daily ·Pilot
If You: * Have an Insured van, wagon or large car, * Enjoy working part-time In the evenings, earning
full-time $$$ * Have the ability to motivate.
Then we have a Job for you. No experience necessary.
Full training available.
For turther Information or to schedule an Interview
CALL LEE AT
(714) 674-9324
Monday thru Friday Before 2 p.m.
........
By CHARLES GOREN
w ith OMAR SHJ\RIF
c.nd T ANNAH HIRSCH
A LESSON IN SUIT ESTABLISHMENT
Neither vulnerable. South deals.
NORTH
• 5
K 64
K Q 7 4 3
+AK62
WEST EAST + K J 8 7 • Q 10 4 -987 5 102
. 10 5 J 9 8 2
+ Q JO 8 • J 9 7 5
SOUTH
+A 9632
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The bidding:
South West North East
1 + P ... 2 v P ...
2 '-':" Pua 3 + P ...
3 Pua 4 : P ...
6 ~ Pua Pua Pua
Opening lead; Nine of ~
We are indebted to Brrqe TodQJ
for thi11 fine hand by Terence Reeae.
The winning line is simple. yet not
euy to apot. even lookmg•al all four
bands.
Suppose you reach &ix heart.a via
an auction such as t.he above. 'Qie
M oysian 4-3 fit should play very
well and, allowing for t.he normaJ •·2
breaks in the red suit.a, it'• eaay to
count 12 tricu-one apade. four
hearts, four diamonds, two cluba
and a spade ruff in dummy. The fly
in the ointment is how to take them.
Suppose that after ruffinc a
spade, you draw trumps and ate.rt on
diamonds. When you surrender a
diamond trick to t.he enemy, they
will have at least one apade to cub.
And if you try to set up the dia·
monds by ruffing one early, you
i;ould relinquish trump control to
the enemy. or fall a trick abort even
wit.h favorable aplita.
The solution ia to win the openi.nc
lead on the boa.rd and immediately
duck a diamond! The best that the
opponent.a can do ia lead another
trump. You win in hand, caab the
ace of spadea and ruff a apade~ then
return to hand with the ace or die·
monds to draw the outataodini
trumps. The lut. five triclu an
acored by the table'• ace-km,
clu~ and t.he th.tee 1ood diamonck
Not a play th9t la beyond the
powen1 oft.he averqe pa.ye,.
aecret, however. ia in ipOC&iDc
neceaaity of giving up a diamond
early in the play.
TODAY'S
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5 Letters, •IC.
9 Barrage
14 Landed
15 llallan river
16 Nol fancy
17 Memortz&llOl1
18 EnglM
20 Slnoleout
21 Equal· p<ef
22 Wastes awsy
23 Swelllng
25 Ant
'J7 Dumb -29 Butter
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64 Ano'Y" 85 Adherents of
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68 ScrllggY
87 Pole tor
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1 B<oed comedy
2 Audibly
3 OwnerlhiP
P&pef'I 4 S111tor1'
guardian
5 African land
8 EmaNted
CeH DMll•L aMU Ma-43•t a.t.ao7
SILL your home
lhnMJOh classlfted
::i.mc. Co ~~~':.!.:-: •pm or Ive mH .. g•. ~.:.';~uet Selll l30 330 Princeton p/p , 2 t>Ma. MWI•
Delhrerw Driver/ 20451 Cr.amer Lane, llCMTAllY,fAYROLL Baby cloth•• a mlac. Cal 20. racing and ............ c......a H.B. Phone .... IHI. Looking for OtDMIZed POR aALllJ Wuher/ IO<Ja clothea, toya, fur· crulslng, load9d, vhf,
Muat ~ good drN-Deedllne for appiytng det_,l .. rlented Ind!-Dryer, or .. Hr and nhure, kitchen, balh-mtr.5.Si. p/P.twO fuel
Ing '9Cord. Aupu!! 7, 1112. Vldual IO work In • othw mlac. 723-0770. room • houHhOld t>M1. 648-2281
PIT Ortler hell >ant LegaJ Traln .. -Laguna =~9:'.c= NINTENDO ayatam. ltema. Sofa, a.b'" & LIDO 14 2 .... ot
photle PefeonaH1V ... Beach Law Oftlce. Word a comput«lzed pow..-pad, 15 game•. much moral All In Mila. new rtgQlnQ WI
aentlal. Computer C1ertc81 akllle req'd. oK 1 PC lnatructlon good condWon.I trall« Dv• 1-800-U7· knowtedge helpfUI. Cell Patricia 49'-1653 P8V' on BM • • '· 0821 er11c or L.9Ty: R-i.. In writing: Maavy phonea, r• Al·M2·58e6 8'Pallo Ora, tool•. fur· Ev• &73-2351 Erik ...,.r apanaible for bidding 31871 Dal Oblapo dOcumentl/plana. Im· OuMn or IOng P.im1, nae• mtr, carpet & llr1---....,..~-~-~-
1113'1-111, s.n Juan ~ roceaaora. mediate opening . ._5 feet tall. s10 ... •crubbet. radl .. 6 TWICH•L ta, mint
Capistrano, CA 12875 High earning a. Wiii N • w p 0 rt Cent• r . Hert> plants IO kind• men• cl1ha, mlac. Sat cond. w/nftW 8choctl
Thinking of having a train. 2131957 ... IMS 12H. 7ao.ae50 s1 ea. Liiac 874·1M22 M 3120 Bermuda Dr. trailer :...=-S2ZOO
garage Nie? Give ua PIT ald .... et .... Dl8COY•RY TOYS a calll pair. 25-30 hrs/Wk, Shade. Pine, CypraH QOINQ OUT 01'
PILOT'CLASSll'l•D ~DOE. Newpott tr .... l5-gallon, 120· •u•1N••• SAL• M/\H IN t-. SI I!\' I<'!·.
S!ll'l'l.11-.S I (l._'(I 942 ... 78 Aquatic Ctr. Ml-7725. ~t~~r: S1~ta;~:~IM~~ upto IA OFF. Sat only ~;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;::;::;:::.;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;=:.i PIT Gii OFFICE .... ,... . 9-3 3290 Georgia Pl Tanua 3 hp Out· '°' growtng whlaale Pie••• be aware that Sat 8·3 • Baby Items. board Engine, NEVER It costs a lot to
be a teenager
these
days.
SHOlS
$3000
SI 000 00
So apply now for
Summer Jobs
•hoe compny Typing the liatJnga In thla cat-TV, hou .. hold Item•. USEDI S2M Ml 1804
phonea & ~omput.; egory may require you •48 .. 33 MHZ• clothing & water skh1. '
data en1ry. 146-4593 to caH a 900 number Intel CPU USA·m•d•. 1862 Iowa SI
In which there la a 130MB Maxtor H/O, M/\HINI< SI II''-,
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PIT GEN OFFICE charge per minute. 4MB rarn, SVGA .21,
In vocational achoof.1---------mou1e, software. •Newport •••oh
24 hr.twk. 556-7730 '-•rttndtr Trelnfft NEW. 51499. 875-6703 • l•mllw Sat 1-:lpm, Mowing up 10 40•
Phwelolan• A9et. &J N .. <Md, •tam up to Whal a ••la<:tlon • North Channel, Call or X-fay tech. Ortho 1150 dally, salary + f 1 T v 94• aao.91 evenings office. Med benefits & tips. full or part time. u r n • 0 0 o r · · • -vacation pay. 845-4023 2 wlc llalnlng. women, clothes. Plf.tures. lots 10 Min To Open ... -21 Id C II 01 misc. from A·Z, 18' Power $1"5 mo • P od t I I II t men or 0 er. • : DIAMOND I t Lartho n O (Adams/ • • r UC pee I I 800.532·9222 r ng, mus r r, 45' Sall, narrow beam
Sml NB co. aHka ••---------aaell .65 carata, GH Newland) • No early s450 mo 752•2881 P/C upa rt w /gd PHOTO TRIMMERS clarlty, cluslcl blrd1I k __ ...... ,.. of "C" Ian-831-4971 AntlquH. furn, cttha, t8' Boat dock 5100/mo . ....... ._.__ Earn 10 $125/day. No B I 11h rl t guage lo auppon & e•p nee. IOQ.2tS2-438SI country goods and oa w moo ng or expand a P/C based more. PCH 10 2oth St, tale. 675-5095
product. 2·5 yra eJCp 327 20th St. Sat 8am
PKl'S &
req'd. Call Patti
('7141 724-0808
PVT POST OFFICE FFT perm. Offtce ~.
p honff. Friendly & t•
aponalble. S8/hr. Mon-
Frt. N.B. 842-e282
Restaurant
FISHERMAN'S
AN IMAJ.S t;o.19
HOUSEKEEPER BUNNIES. Neth•rland Dwarfs, sweet & gen· 1 Oay{Wlc. Newport lie. Only $10 each. Beach. Exp'd & refs 557·52.27.
req'd. English spkg .................. -------! Reply to Ad il'l 15, c/o FRaE Big beautiful tom
Dally Piiot, PO Box cat, have now baby,
1560, Cotta Mesa CA nood to find loving
92826 h o m e f o r o t h e r
SAT SALE 7-3, Iota ot
NEW & USEC ltemsll
turn. blkos, holiday
40' Av•lon Mooring
I 107 For Sala. Beat
Location In Harborl
(714) M1·7MO
decor/gifts & more, l·s-11-P-10-.,-,..---c-la_s_s_lc-N~B 18815 Nettlewood • ~ eeach/Gartleld oll tocatfon, po11lble llv•
Conslantine aboard, 631-8480
lRVINt: 6144
At the end of tl1• New· LIVE IN 10 care tor •Id· pon Pier la now hiring erty woman In CdM.
"baby". 7yrs old, likes ANTIQUES. furn, kit.
ono to one relation-appl, & etc at Rancho
ahlp. 969-0663 San Joaqum, Unlver· Money for the neceaaltlff cay be youra with FFT a1tp'd Cook. Pia Med baclcgrnd h•lplul. • Job getting new cus1ormtra tor the Dally a I In peraon. Depend, re.-pon. Sal _R_A_B_B-IT""'S-: _D_w_a_rl,.......ba-b-ie-1°1 slty & CulVer, Sat 8-12
Sflpa available, all alzH
from S11·S13/ft, up to
50'. DeAnu. M•rln•
300 East Coasl Hwy.
Npt Bch. 973·1331
Piiot. Eam extra money working with your 11;:::::::::::::======-i.I negot. 81 9-322-2807 need adopting, gan110 NEWPOHT MOTORCY( ·1.1·:
scoon·;n Ho 1 H friends 3 hours each weekday evening. s 10·25 each. ''FAST Swedl•h Aup•lr de· 962.2541 BE/\Cll t>l69 * "-U11 Nt1 I !lf/H f!I I,,,,. ~ ... * .... l'riJn. """ aM tMl#S
aHULT" pendabl•. lovlng. En· ---------•
SI.VICI gllsh ap .. klng, drives. TO THE P E RSON
'87 Hond• •Ht• R•d, •GARAGE SALE• >Clnt cond, 1 yr now,
Salurday, 8/1 and 1600 ml, S1200. In· Avail from mid Sepl, LOOKING FOR THE DlllCTOIT Please caH Ann for GOLDEN RETAEIVER,
1-'or Hl'-.ult more Info 759-9280 LOST ON JULY 4TH
Sund11y, 8 '2, 1827 w. eludes 2 helmets. \Ock
Balbon Blvd. (In alley) & cover 97o-6016
* ,., _, -" ,. 11 ,..,s "' * ,,.~,.,,Is~
Call before 1:00 P.M. ~t·n 1t't• Lill WEE KENO, PLEASE Hugo 2-Fa mlly y 81 d ·-.-.-8-0_V_E_S_P_A--P-20_0_E_.
(714) 674-9324 •""•5671 CALL 642-4321. ·u· CLASSIFIED Of PT. Merchandise Sale Sat 8:30·t:30. classlc rad/grey.
many lcltchon Items. Chrome crash bars &
pots, llarwate, eulSln· rclc1, Inc. evr & trok
art. toaster, baby siooo.obo 75!r3t20
stroller/awing, wlne1---------
1tor1ge unit, crou PEUQOT MOPED
E.&2'0
PER MONTH
* NO COl.l.ECTm *
Early morning motor
routes available. Delive-r-
Monday thru Saturday.
Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance.
CALL 642·4333
COSTA MESA, NEWPORT BfACH
Of All Thinp: Clff11c1I Aria: JNn al!d to attend "tpedal metina " You'll
ANTIQUES 6010
Collector'• tall 6 panel
Coromandel sc:raen,
Beidecmler wall clock
signed "Schmidt".
Circa 1830. Table, lg
Colonlal round mirror.
By Appl 714·769-0723
APPLIANCES 60 l I
Frigidaire t o. t cu ft frv,
I-SI,. >lint Ilka new.
5200.w/Warr. 979-5721
REFRIGERATOR, White,
Whirlpool. llke new,
$225. 953·6869
WASHER & ELEC.
CRYER. hlce new • I '
SOFA · 720-1103
t'UHNITlJIU: 6014
2·DHlgner custom I '
love sea1a. Gr•at con-
dition. Sacritlce bolh
1500. 720-1 565
8·0RAWEA Cheat ,
whlt•·wasned. xlnt
cond,$125.953-6869
PIANOS &
OROANS t>0~9
country 1k1l1, •lectnc Runs great, 1t1ll In Kimball Baby Grand. drills. on Bed, etc. good condition. 52501
XLNT COND, Baautlful 2527 Bamboo St obo. 71418~199 flnlah, $1 ,650 527· ---------1954 • (310) 799·9410 MOVING SALE· LOIS ot Furn. Oec items, many
BICYCLES 6060
1H7 •IANCHI
1 O·speed SZ 23,
men's 1rama. $150.
Tlp·top condition.
Call 951-4416.
TH'K}:TS ti07~
cllhs & misc. Sat 7-1
2401 Francisco Or.
Sat 8-4, diving e••r
bikes, clothing. '90
W•veRunner 3 Jot
Ski '89·78 Bronco Hrd
Automobiles
HMW uo:w
Top. Between Santa ,85 32SI[ RED wlblk
Ana-Tustin on 23rd, leath•r seats. auto 2304 La Linda Pt trans. ale, only 58,000
Sat·Sun M, 2436 Vista mlles,very eoo~
SOLD OUT SHOW Hogar-crnr ot Eastbtl cond, $10.500, 875-
San Diego, 2 GUNS & & Vista Del Sol, Anllq. 3930 ROSE$, MET. 11ckets. cloCkl, video 1p1,,.,..,,...,...._,,,,,..,..,,...,..._ ___ _
0000 ...... Aug 14. clths, NEW Wffdeater '85 7351 blk W/blk
Plaza area row 17, ltnr, grt cond. hi ml. lo
S100 548-9610 pre. S7 .900 obo. Transportation Garage
Sales
HAL HOA
PENINSULA ti I 07
HOATS 701 l
14' .. rtlner C.,t
w/trler. SOhp, f/1,
stereo. very clean.
runs greatl Mull ••• to Bollevel Must Soll·
Just bought Now Boat
$3000/FIRM, 432-0316
after 6pm or Ive maq
(3abt789) 499-5353
'88 BMW 3251, 4 dr,
5 apd. whit• w/black
Int, Mint Cond, all
records, MUST SEEi
s11 .5oo 969·8743
aher 7pm
HU ICK flO:t~
'85 Century. 45,000
mlles. •~eel cond. Ale,
p/s. p/b. $4,000 OBO.
957-1594 alter 5PM.
18' DUFFIELD. Electrtc dresHr with 2 rectan-""M'"'o,,....v""t ... N-O--S-a1-.s-u_n_9_-4_.• Boy Boat $4,500 642·
gular mlrrora & night Antiques. turn, appl, 1381
Movlne Sale dining
101, dr•ssers, bikes,
•79 Ced. & Iota morel
S.25-$850, Sat & Sun,
209 8th Street
AMERICAN OF MAR·
TINSVILL• large
dar1( WC>OG 9-<lrawer DODGE 90nf>
atand. Both for $300. ---------'92 Viper, •34. Offers Call 951•4416. books & misc 329 Al· 28' Safari, 15 pass discussed In confl·
varado (In alley) lbrgl1, lo hra, fully dance. Tom Crane.
t(ltchen dinette. glass
w/chrom• w/5 chairs. French Provincial
dresser 6 matching
night stands w/mlnor,
Stereo cabinet.
848-2451
MOVING-Must ltll
CO HON A
Dt:L MAH b 122
MULTI FAMILY • Anti·
quH, f\.lrn, TV'S &
treasures, 608 Iris
(alley) wknd 8·3
King oak pedestal SIDEWALK SALE New
bed, day bed with & used hshld items,
trundle, drHaer, e>M clothing, beauty 1up-
ahelf units, •late di-pitas and lots ot good
natta, much more. stuff, Sat 9-4 436 He-
Call 714/419-9428 llotrope
eqp, twn eng, gd Capistrano Oodg•
cond St5,950 obo 714·493·8210 Dealer
499-5353 Intends 10 ••II soon
For Ad Action
Cal a ..., .....
AD-VISOR
642-5678
FOHi> 907~>
'87 Tempo UC, low
mll••• xlnl body &
Int. orig owner. $3900
firm. 72.2-7453
Jt;1-:p 91 IO
'89 Cherolc.. Umlled,
black, ABS, low mllH.
wa". mint. 115,500
OBO. 770-5225
30 Con game
34 Canontz.ed
Mlle
7 Divorce
grounds 8 Card game
9 Hoclcey or
~ ,.., i........ .._ .......... .,....... ....... ~ Crawford. Aria wh-crull•lty w11 M "'°"' popular than nrr • • l'•P'"'
t'lpfftMd 11 an Ktor who could bri9'g an15tlc lilltl', laugh al your own fo1blft
audit'ncft to tun and l•ughtrr •I ont' What bt>gins wllh gloomy •lmosphen
.,HI lhl' Nntt' llmt': Charin Ch•plin. c•n be' tr•nsformfd Into ct'lt'brt111on
Arift whow n•ml' hn ~com" 1 SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21) Inda·
lt'pftd ••ong •h-1u1ou1 <'Onct'm· v1du<11I who I.nows pn~ of e'1l'ryth1ng,
lftf fl1111: Clori1 Swsnt0n Ari" lo valut' of "<>thing attt'mpt• to d1KOuragt'
,..._Mr, p11t a1ul prttent: Mlllo. you By latl' aftunoon you'll havt' a..,., H~i11I, MlchMI 'York, Mar«I thing• your own way M1ny of your
MM'cea ... Elton John, Jtc" Johnston, fondnt upiratlone will bl' lraneformt'd
I INCOLN !I I ~o
'71 LINCOLN Contl-
neftt•I. 460 ang. runs
good S 1295 M uat aeal
&42-0567
36 -Laket 38 Moote -
39 Quality ot
111c1no tor
granted 42 AMit1tnlS
43 Math retlot
44 Speck
45 Facial
teatur•
46 Defraud 47 Record
49 Shy
51LMMS 54 Accompany
58 Cul
60 Plant part
61 Conlllnclng
83 NeophY'I'
2 3
14
t7
20
23
39
42
45
81
87
'
b ... ball
10 Choir memb«
11 Pieced
12 "-19roll'
13 Aoet 19 Sport1eYent 24 Mythologlc:al
giant
28 Mornlno pray· ... ~
28 limb
30 -Mateo. c.111
31 Olplomt. eg 32 Plus
33 Majority
34 Duration
35 Mullc group
6 7
37 -Downs 38 Mr AomMo
40 Understand 41 Former GI
46 Ma Moreno
48 Gt1ndlng
Implement
49 More loyal
50 "The White Clltfs of _ ..
52 SN bird•
II
S3 "No -wtth-
OUI fife"
5-4 Grind
55Vacllnm
56 ZOdlae
creetwe
57 Bone: prlif
59 Ch!le9n co4n
fS2 Small t ....
10 11 12
J,P • .._,,.,, encl Andre Proln. Many Into rHhlll'I
._,. -*r this piollftrln11l1n hul11 SACITTAltlUS (Nov 22-Dtt 21) "-1 ... ._ hick with num~r •· Contnbutt' to prasr.uri ol enten11nm,nt Alli~ (March 21 ·Apnl 1q) l{l'Y 1~ Involving cl~ friends, HJOC•ltl'f
tO bl' dlKTiminittng. to clloow the ~I You 11 bl' ulted 10 "bl' • ll'lldtr • F~
dftp1tl' "c.i <•lls" from thOll' who cl.11m on duicovl'ry. variety, fl1nahon. ro·
you Ul' being "•l1tls1 " Mctans don't mane• Virgo (lgurft in picture
compromlH princ1pltt Surpr1ff U • CAPltlCOltN (Dec 22·1•n 19) Lu·
1ignrMnt could rt'tult 1n •·mnnt'y 1n thf n•r 19,_. eolnddft with tranl, -.b. bank " r--· r-
TAURUS (Apnl 20 -Mlly 201 Lunar h•h1ng, n>r*poncMntt wuh lnchv1du· I I In ·~Mr !.nd You'll .,. Introduced Hpt'Ct co1nc1dtt w11h creativity. chal· lt'.ngt, vuiety, pt'f'50nal magnt'titm Sy to '°""'In cu111ne. J"'rtC>nal horizon•
10 p.m you could r«flvt' gift ""P"'" wlll be enlargl!d T•urua plays key role
tenting tohn of aUttllon Music In AOUAalUS (Jan lO·M 18) No
yovr life tonl3ht Rtun1on UC't\Jrs with 9'1tttt how you '""""' '° nade "t11•r• loved Ont' duty" you'll be g1¥•n ..,.,,\IMnt AA•
CEMINI (May ll funt' 20) You'll ..._ Nya w1ch ffl\ti.. ··you can nin
have mott roo111 to "tttttch uilf.nt " Vir· but you c.tn'I h•!'' Ch«ti tttoun11n1.
30 Moon hlghhghta whtrt' you hvt. be •watt of 1n,,.n'°')' PllCft fnvolvl!d
llfettyl•. rH•uranCl' th•t yuu •rt luvtd "9CIS ( Fft 19·Marth 20) Atwn ·
F«ut on dtldl•n• ch1lltnA•· 1n1,n11ty, Uon ~vol•fl •rovnd pro•otlOn, pro·
edd11lol'l•I fund• C•pnrotn 1nvolvt'd dunion. lnwrwli.d rirt.tloMhlp V1rso
CANCD (June 21 ·July 22> Co11t· Moun hl1hh1t1 .. ,.rtntnhlp, l .. al
pit'•• proJttt rHch bt'yond pnv1ou1 rlfhll. ""putanon. lfttntel Mah•• h
llm1t•llont FOC\lt on lctt911•m. pattk1• _,,.of hlM lllft1_..10fl Cellftf Ntt•t
,_tion 1n h11111•n111t11n proit<t Shon 11\volffd
trip 1n¥ol•n ttlatlvt'I wha rtctntly IF JULY JI IS YOUa lfaTHDAYi
"kilt IM ,.,.,.. ·• L1br1 "'V-ntt'd 'Vou ,,. dynamic, '""""'· mnlro'ffr•
LIO (July 2'l ·Aus 121 Ant•tf k> ... 1. meny cone6dtt you• "loow '*"'
quntlon ""· at1n •ntw, emphet11t' llOfl n You ....,.. fro81 faally tndttton,
1"4f,.,..NY, on11n1I con~• A dtf· could"-" bMn wpe'9111d ff'Offt OM or
,...,_, k1ncl of ~ I• on hon.on v1rso bath pe"""" •• ,.11t1Hly •arty .. .
Moon KC"tt1tt fln•nct.I opponun111.. Taun.t, Lto. korptO PftlOM pley ... .
Aqvarh•, 1n1J1htt Lt<> '" ptctwr. n1hC11nt ml-. In your hf• YCN artt flld.
VlaOO (Au1 23·~ 22) Moon in NIM<d t.y-..p, arthitMurtt, tt~ho·
,... '6p hlfhfl•h" ptrM>Nlity, lnltia• -~ eM,...,.. odwft ~
""· eMlltf eo be at ntht pl1tt at~• «ttfttnc. C•rrwt1t cycl• h&fllllthts "'°"'"'' Yov II rlw 1bavtr ptttJ f•uly ,,.._I, .. "" ... "I· .. ," ... wri..._
41ft....nae YO\l'll dtn• auu,...·etyle WOfll ... ,. ... lfet"8 Septnlllet ....
tonifht ~111n.n tn•olnd O...ller wW ._. _., .......... 1or -:::::::::=:::::::::;=:==::::::::::::::::=:::~~U~la.A:!!~(!!f!~~2.1~·0c::!!t~l~J!)~l'~ou~·~u.=w duniwltt2 -44 u.o ........ ~ ... ;.,;.;;;,;,.,~~~~~~~ .. •
LINES DAYS BUCKS
Sell your private party merchandise in the
Doi~ Pilot Classified Community
Marketplace. Coll today at 642-5678 and
toke odvontoge of this great off er.
3 LINES for 6 DAYS for 9 BUCKS
---Mut ~S300o.tr>---
'
NISSAN !11 Ml
'87 Nleean Senlr• •
5-apd, A/C. Kenwood
cassette stereo. Dark
grey w/grey Interior.
82K well·malntalned
hwy miles. $3500 firm
c .. 1 e7s.ea13
THlJCKS •1~'.'11
'81 Yt Range Rover,
Leather, Ski racka,
bru1h guard•. 11orage
pod ., 1heepakln,
Chrome rlma. orig.
owner $22,900/obo
ere-934.3110
VOi.VO ·1.'.10
'7••••• ..... Ort 4 beck to echool, bdy
OK. atmg leyl, •apd,
o/d, Meda eome -"
11IOObo 723-4353
\ ()I KS\\ I\ (ti > \; " · 1 ,
'ti CONVtR1l81.1 Rab-bit· t>llc, new roof, .,,,
ate. 71 t< ml, Jdnl oond. M.00065~
: \ °'• I I I~ I 'I ' '.
I I I I\•,'-, I I ..... . I I
'11 'Ord MOdel A,
Aoadater. a .. utltul
l*9de reedy."°'·,.. aeor9d. Own ..,. of
hlalor~. Appr•IHCI
IH,000, eaoratlo•
1u.to0 oao. Lio.
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