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Home My WebLink About1992-10-13 - Orange Coast PilotTHB NEWPORT BEACH • • Good morning! Do you know the ._ MOit popua... 1u1hi at the J....--restaurant Kato in Irvine? , ) ulifomla roll 2) tuna 3) crab Winner of 51 journalism awards in 1992 25 ~anti ·. -The President, the governor and tile Texas billionaire: debcite goes On In the hard glint ol the morning after, the ~ailin11 thouaht among political obseNers 'fs that 1toss Perot won, em Ointon treaded water and ~ Bush squandered one of his last opportunities to make up ground in the fast-dosing presidential contest In a random Daily Pilot survey Monday, a majority of those who viewed the first of the three presidential debates said that Perot came closest to saying what people wanted to hear. Among the most common reactions: tl1' Perot was funny, engaging but provided few specifics. Ill' Offiton came across as . smoOth, articulate but a bit wooden at times. . tl1' Bush seemed defensive and vague about the economy. Local residents suggested the debate probably did little to pull support from one candidate to another and several wondered whether Bush was saving his bullets for a future debate or was simply undone by having both Perot and Ointon attacking hill). What they're saying From Costa Mesa .•. I believe that although Ross Perot was very entertaining that Bill Ointon definitely won the debate because his comments were direct and to the point and he had solutions and a deep understanding of the problem. George Bush is going to turn it over to Jim Baker. SHARON BOUDREAU Costa Mesa 0 From Newport Beach ... , We've had a liberal Democratic controlled Congress for 39 years~ give Bush a chance with a . Republican Congress and see if the investment incentives that he proposes have a chance. No one brin~ that up but Bush cannot do it with the Congress that he has now. That has to be changed and that came across in the debate. BOB BROCCER Newport Beach The James Baker Thing One theory coming out of the debates is that Chief of Staff James . Baker was the winner in Sunday's debate. Political columnist Mark · Petraca believes Bush -in essence -said he would hand the reins of imprOVing the nation's economy over to Baker. Maybe, Petracca suggests, Baker should be presidenL See Community Forum, ~e A7. Vietnam Revisited Did Bush misfire when he questioned Clinton's patriotism because he protested the Vietnam War during the 60s? Steve Marble takes a look in "On The Campaign Trail." See page A2. Jhe theory that those who protested the Vietnam Wv must not like their country isn't new. Bob van Eyken reflects on today and yesterday. See page A3. What's next Vice President Dan Quayle and Al Core, the Democratic vice presidential nominee, square off this afternoon in the second round of the debates. The debate begins at 4 p.m. and will be carried by all networks as well as CNN and C-SPAN.' Better · late ... Local Wond· War II hero gets his Bronze Star nearly five decades after earning it. By Tony Cox sun Wrter H e had to wait 48 years, but Orange Coast CoUege counselor Robert "Mal" Phillips has finally been recognized as a war hero. The 69-ycar-0ld Phillips, a counselor ·and psychology professor at the college since 1957, was awarded a Bronze Star medal in August for his bravery and COQlbat achieve- ments in the D-Day inva- sion of Normandy~ France, in World War II. President John F. Ken- nedy in 1962 authorized Bronze Star medals for members of Phillips' divi- sion of paratroopers, who jum~ into France behind German lines in the early morning boun of June. 6, 1944, ahead of all other troops, on what was thought to be a suicide mission. Unfortunately, no one Phillips in 1943 phoeo told Phillips of the award ~~ .... lobert "Mal" Phillpl, •Orange Coast College countelor, receiwd a Bronze Star medal in August for his br~ Md combat achi~ements in World War II~ until this summer, when be bad dinner with an oJd military buddy. His wife of 46 ycan, Bart>ara Phillips, encouraged him to claim the Bronze Star and several other medals be was entitled to receive, and with the help of Rep. Ouistopber Caz See HERO,... ..... ~ In video-taped debate, candidates for state Assembly assal each other on economy, conduct. ~Russ Loar ...... ,ffUNTINGTON BEACH A videotaped candidate debate tuned feisty u 10th Allembly Dmoc:ndc candidate Jim Tole· dano and Republican A•· 11111b1Jm1D OU PelJUIOll traded Jab1 CMr the pliaht of tbe Cali- fornia OCODOlllJ. . '1JotB tbC Democrat Party is cba"I"" or out of there because of term UmJta. we're DO( aoiQI to be ible IO bold bUliDea in tbia lllte," feflUIOO said. .. lt'a been two yean DOW and dJey ha¥en't \ done lllJdUnl. not a 1inaJe bill U¥e they ~ in the state teplaturc to bold business in tbll ltate." . Pel)UIOD. 69, ii na..U.., for a fifth. cwo-year term in the As- acmbly for the new 10th M- lelllbly District .... 48-year- old Colta Mesa attorney Jim • Toledano, a Conner rqent of the Univenity of California. c.o.tA Mesa computer anphica desiper Scott Bieler ii ihe-IJb. ertlriln Party candidate. Voter reptratioa in the new See DEBATE.-,...., Cimco . Inc. chief funds political group ~ Costa Mesa pro·business political action committee supports two council candidates with funds raised by local manufacturer. By Joef Been s.1111 Wrtw COST A MESA -A group of local business owners led by plas- tics manufactu.rcr Russ Gilbert have formed a political action committee they hope will tip the City Council in a more fawrable business position. Gilbert, the chief cxccutiYc of- - ficcr of Cirnco Inc., ls co-chairman of the Coaljtion for Responsible Government. Local businessman Jim Ferryman ls the other co- chairman. Gilbert, who bas invested $5,000 in the committee, is the only per- son to contribute money thus far. Gilbert is on the East Coast thas week and was '!nava.ilable for com- Llld ..-11 Cllllllilii Ii •Id 11 ... CllllCll bllll - By Tony Oodlro Siii ... NEWPORT BEAOf -What was supposed to be a routine re- port on the different ways to purchase two llVioe Co. parcels heated up Mooday wbea Ma,or Phil Samooe ICCUSCd the Newport Con· 1ervancy of wutiD1 the Oty c.ouncil's time. "I penooally cu eee DOtbJas but wheel spinning until they (the comervancy) pe ua a direc:doa on where we go," Sa.Nooe said. "What the city ii doiDa ii in ctrect aubtidizina the comcr¥ancy." Tbe COGlelV9DCJ ii tryma to pmer publ.ic and private fiaancina to parcbw the Upper c.taw.,. and the Ncwporter North proper-s. CONSERVANCY,._ ... ment Ferryman said that aJjbough Gilbert is the only person to have contnl>utcd money to the coali- tion, that wiU soon cban&e. "That was just start-up money," Ferryman said of Gilbert's contri- . butions. There is no limit to bow much a group or organization can contrib- ute in Costa Mesa clectionSt ac- cording to Dana Recd, the coali- tion's treasurer. All contnbutions over $100 must be rcoorded. See FUNDSIM i . ~ • • • , ' • • • ' • • • \ • • • • • I l • I • • , • ' • t • I ' ' ' • • ' • • I • I : • J ' I • • ~ • 1 • . ' I I Pilot People Now you med IO ~ 14 cb.ickeDI but aow 12 of your c:6"*em ate <M:T tbcTe md'fbe moae, 100 used to b...e ;. ny orer here ud you're _ ......... mJMBU NO. 2 ... POIOt peell oil a cl-'c wbeD med about die ftlue of apertelll_!L ... don't bllVe aay aperieace in runoiD& up a S4 tri1Uoa ...--.. ~'-·· borrowiIJ6 their mooey to buy your cbickem MJd your. other two chkhm are out bid ea~ food that you wed to pow l>Ut aow fou•ro buying that · food with their moaey ed, folb, I'm here to tell you it just isa,, that complicated. 11 tlli ----- In rmlld • dlllall -~N&-! ... Frultnted ~ aeptiwe- talk about the economy. ~ augaeats that the counby ii "not CIQlll.ing apart at the seams ... " . , . ··~-------~-One of the city's first police offJCCrs and a piece of walking history. The colorful, salty Mayo lists his age as "60 with a couple of Hail Mary's." ta1W llAWJWIBltHl----- Mayo was a tescrve for three years after the city incorporated in 1953. Th~ Sheriff's depart- ment was responsible for patrolling the city once a night, but Ma)'O recalls that "if I ever saw them at night Pd ~ut off mY. toe." Mayo said he pitched the H'alloween patrol idea to . the city's first police ·chief, Arthur McKenzie. McKe nzie agreed so the two of them, joined by two other reserves, hopped into unmarked cars and, carrying no weapons and wea ring no uniforms, patrolled the streets. "l don't know if anybody was r,ack.ing heat, l certainly wasn't," Mayo said. •I don't know what we would have done if we would have ran intp trouble. Maybe cracked them on the thumb or something. But not one bloody thing happened all night." CllJll'1 CMHllDHI------- Mayo was one of the first seven officers of- ficially hired by McKenzie. He also served some time in Newport Beach before moving to Crescent City in Northern Qllifomia, where he was deputy sheriff and deputy coroner. Condi- tions were rustic. 'There was no rubber on the tires, no radio contact, I bad a 300-mile beat to patrol. every- body up there was mean, psycho lumberjacks and my backups we.re a bunch of CHP officers who were afraid to come down and sec me be- cause they didn't want creases in their uni- forms. ft One day, Mayo served papers Lo a man from his ex-wife. The man's cabin was in a remote area of the mountains. After handing him the legal papers, Mayo realized bis car had no oil. The man gave him four quarts. "I almost cried on my bootshine." Mayo eventually wore out his welcome in Crescent city when, along with one of the 13 widows on his bea-i, he stuck an inflammatory sign on the car window of a man running for sheriff. The man wound up winning and Mayo realized his days were numbered . Ula WR1111E DllCE---- Mayo relocated back in Newport and spent the next 15 years as a deck band on ·various yachts, including John Wayne's. "I think he's the only guy that could out drink me. We we ren't buddies or confidants but I knew him. It seemed that· every time I had a dime in my pocket he bad a nickel so I had flt buy lunch." ms ARE OPEN------ Today, Mayo calls himself "retired and re- tarded and sometimes I can't tell the differ- ence." H e lives in a Costa Mesa apartment and is battling cancer but still remains as salty as ever. He reads four books a week and said he's looking for "an old, sick rich widow. I can find them old and I can find them sick. But it's hard to find them rich." • -OJ Jo<'I Deu s Jim Cttt•lftr Pub111hft R Oii Perot, u down home u biscuits and gravy, wu the dear-aat crowd favorite in Sunday's first presidential debate. The format of the debate -twQ minutes to answer, one minute to rebut -wu a pedect match with Perot's twangy conciseness and bis . got-oothing-to-lo&c style of campaigning. Whether that translates to wtes is another matter. Bill Ointon seemed tight and bis answcn overly polished. But be looked good -for whatever that counta -and wu the only ooe of the three who managed to find the camera and talk to America, rather than the team of journalists. George Bush was, to large measure, able to keep his arma from flailing too wildly but seemed distracted trying to fend off ainton and Perot at the same time. One observer saw it this way: """Perot said that thiQgs are a mess in Washington and occd to be cleaned up . """ Clinton said that things are a mess in Washington and that be bu a plan to clean it up. """ Bush said things aren't that bad but. what the beck, be.'ll have James Baker clean it up anyway. A year ago this seemed like it was going to be a preside_ntial contest with all the excitement of rigor mortis. Bulb, still riding high after kicking Saddam Hussein's troops out of Kuwait, seemed as though COMMUNITY MEETINGS • Please send it in ~ To place an event, please write: Community E'Yeflts, baily Pilot, 330 w. Bay St., Costa Mesa., Calif. 92627. TODAY · 7:30 a.m. t..tinos Costa Mesa, weekty breakfast meeting. Denny's restaurant, Bristo& Street and Red Hill A\'enue, Costa Mesa. 7:30 a.m. ~ Harbor Area Chamber ol 18 Co•n1erce.\. Executive Committee, ~mber ottiCe, 1870 Jamboree Rd., Newport Beach. 25 ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL By. Steve Marble be could just about mail 'this one in. Strange bow things change. Clinton is leading Bush by a healthy margin and the president, for whatever reason, i5 having the time of bis life getting bis campaign on. track. He seems to have been seduced by side issues such as family values and Ointon's opposition to the Vietnam War while the bulk of the voters want to • bear about the e<x)nomy. So it was against this troubled background that the first of three presidential debates played itself out late Sunday afternoon. Bush needed a clean knock-out to gain ground on Clinton .. He didn't get it. S'IUMBLE NO. 1 ... Bush gets double teamed when he questions Clinton's patriotism. First Clinton comes at him by noting that "your father was right to stand up to Joe McCarthy, you were wrong to attack my patriotism.'' Then .Perot adds bis homespun logic, suggesting that the actions of a young Ointon arc one thing while the actions of "matUrc individual" spending billions of taxpayer's dollars arc another. 19 20 21 22 23 24 26 27 28 29 30 31 7:30 p.m. ~-Mesa SdM>OI District ._.. ol &lucalion, regular meeting, Harper Community Center, 425 E. 18th ~ .• c~ Mesa. "1i:=:=::=~=:t:==~=~=~=d WEDNESDAY 7:15 a.m. Costa Mesa Chamber ol Commerce, Business Breakfast Boost, Westin South Coast Plua Hotel. noon Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce, Environmental c.ommettee, ~mber ofra, c.ost Mesa Court· yards, 1835 Newport BM:t., suite E-270. 5 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Costa Mesa Redevelopment Apftq, regular meeting, council chambers, City Haff, 77 fair Orive. THURSDAY 7:30 a.m. ~ ~ Arts Commission, ~·tar meeting, council conference room City Hall 3300 New· ~~ ·~ , , 3 p.m. Mesa Consolidated Water District ._.. of Dlredon, regular meeting. 1954 t>tac:entia Ave. Police log COSTA MESA South Co.ut Pl11u. Someone ~h>IC' ,1 bike SJturday lhJl \\.lS chil•nt."<I "' J rack near Se.lrs. lhc thief .ip1).111:ntly cur the ch.i1n to rat.e rhe bike Various loc.ations. AIJIOS "ert· r<'11(lrlt-d stolen FrtdJy from the .ioo block of Flower Srrcct. the 1 tJOO block of NC\\ port Boulev.:ird ;ind the 1500 l.>lock of Mesa Verde Drive On Silturd.>y .lut~ were reporrcd ~tolen rrorl\ rill' J I 00 bJocJ.. of At1J)()fl Loop 3tld the 1900 block of Ri!>mono A\enue. South Coast Pina Poltcc .lrrc~ll'rren, 21. ,11 South Co.ut PIJZ.> on suspicion ol bur· stary NEWPORT BEACH Ocun \li<'w All<'nue: Somcont' )\nlc i111turcs from a hou~e over the \\-CCI. end, including doorknobs. c.abinl.'I l..nbbs, ltght lhlur~ • <Jwfbell. \\t111low lock~ and l:ll'clflc.>I \Wing. N.arcissus AH~nue: umcr.:i t>qu1pml·nt llCll IWElllml: Newport leach TJ/5? BalbOa: 72/56 Costa Mesa: 75/Si Cotona Ciel Mar: Tl/56 worth S 1.1;"3 \\J\ $lolcn 1ro11l ,ln .1p.11t nu nt in th\• 600 Mock Put.._c round 1111 ~·~ns ol lorl11c.l t•ntr). Cliff Dri\I~: Mu~1c.1I t•qu1p<1ll'lll .111tl 011 l'.r 11t·rn' ''u11h ,, 101.11 s 1.uoo "' •t ~1>ll'n Ire o111 .1 !}\IJJ)C in the 3000 hlcx.1. P.u i. 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Maybe not, but BUib'• reluctance to own up to the milcrable shape of the economy ii not likely to win manywten. S11JMBLE Nd. 4 .... Plam, plans, plana. Bulb bas a plan for putting people back to-work. Bulb bas a plan to stimulate the economy~ Bush bu .a plan to crue the deficit. Well. where arc they? Clinton seemed to act through the debate without a major slip, tbougb be did appear robotic at times. He paused before each answer, giving the viewer at least the impression that be wu weighing the question, and then -click -gave his response while staring warmly into the camera. Some vicwcn came away thinking that Clinton was a touch mushy. He talked about bis brother's drug problems, be talked about his troubled ' childhood, be wished hiS wife a happy annivcnary. By the end of the night, he was nearly purring. Perot, meanwhile, wu vintage Perot. .. The party's over and it's time for the cleanup crew," be said, stretching the words out until they sounded a mile long. ID the final run, it wu Perot who seemed to make Bush squinn the most. If ·the president bad hoped to set bis sights oo Ointon, he was put off by Perot -the human pttling gun. Bush has two more times at bat. And then the game ends. Maybe for good. Public record M())t recent de.lth') .1!> reportl-U tu the Qr,inse County Recoalt?r's Oflu .. e. Costa MH a o Vollie C. Dallon. i5 on Au~ 30. 1991. o Betty J. Rhodes, '7 on ,o\u~ 2~. 1 9~2. o T,l\\'0.Y H. Ray. 1 on AU!) JI, 1992. Newport leach o Nellie E. Jone~. 6&, on Aug J l, 19?2 o Eliubcth ti.lrding. ~u. un us l.7. 19!.I:!. 0 Hal M. Frtst'n, 06 Oil Aut; •• <>. I IJ'J2 o "argarct C \"\<lchug.t • 2 011 Au~ 28, 1992 o Robert C~ Sliinncr, 55 on >\u~ 25, 1992. Bankruptcies Rc'Ct.'nt /J.mJ..ruptc t·• ,1> rqA>ftt'll co tht" f t'fler,1/ 8.111/..tUptLf Court m '\1nt.l AnJ. C.~·7 fhii'ldn ... ~ •• ........... ~-... ~Cl"·--~ C"""111 TM ' ~ ~ "'°"' "'-'"""""'"'Pl'"'~ to ""'""' "'_. IC> m~ .i.bo.t ond ~ '°"' dtio Doino ~It 01 Newport Beach -llonmn llcu!lu'1- .J Ann M. Rogers, u O.l John O.t\.id International Ch MIN !>, (. h,1plt>r , 1 o Lee.• We!t l [nlcrpri e • dll.i N1,•\,por1 Imports, fdb.1 Ne\\pOtl Import Lcil 1ng St)'lc Oe~ign, Ch.1ptu 11 Dec co ~ Heart:s ................................................. 7 • Oubs ......................................... Queen • Diamonds ...................................... Jilek • Spades ........................................... King .. Newport Beach/Costa M-Daily Piiot .. . : Me . thinks Bush doth protat too much~ .. Around Town My favorite sound bite in Sunday's debate was Bill Ointon's comeback on the Vietnam War protest issue, "I was op~ to \he war, but I love 1l1Y country.'' 'It reminded me of an incident from own youth. Actually, it didn't _ ha i_ecn to me. It appened to my • college French professor, Dr. KiUen. Those were the --......;i~~ latter days of the M Vietnam War . and things had -llJ• gotten so bad on the domestic Editor's front that even N t b k students at my - _o_e_o_o_ little college in the Virginia suburbs were riled up about it. So riled up that someone organized a protest march down Duke of Gloucester Street. By that time in history, of course, college anti-war demonstrations were pretty standard fare and the William and Mary protest march was a polite little affair that did little, I'm afraid, to add to the excitement of the era. I wasn't in it, but I did go out to watch and it was there, on , 0 .0 .G. Street, that I happened upon Dr. Killen, who had been accosted by a large woman with a Brooklyn accent. Dr. Killen, a man of about 30, looked like a long-haired student in blue jeans, but was actually a long-haired associate professor of French literature in blue jeans. He was. moreOYer, an inoffensive and proloundly apolitical man, Which rendered his lt·s a _curious notion, that som~one ex- ercising a right guaranteed by the Con- stiMion should be assumed thereby not to value or respect the nation that guarantees it. serendipitous involvement in ~he turned and walked back toward most philosophically violent campus, not wishing to get int9 a incident of the entire shouting match with anyone. demonstration all the more ironic. As I walked, I thought about "Dirty hippie," the woman the woman .ud thelDlstake she'd screamed at Dr. Killen, who by made. Quite apart from the fact this time was cowering against one , that she'd verbally assaulted an of the quaint colonial buildinp innocent bystander, she'd made an that line the street. "lf )'0'1 don't analytical error that was common like it here, why don't you leave!" at the time. She was reacting to His attempt at passive the anti· Viet Nam War non-resistance failed miserably demonstration with the and the lady continued to berate assumption that anyone who dared him for his lack of patriotism. to criticize U.S. policy must hate The fact was, I ltnew Dr. K.ilJen his country. '* to be a reasonably patriotic man. It's a curious notion, that He was French and about as someone exercising a right devoted to French literature, guaranteed by the Constitution French wine and Frencb l>read as should be assumed thereby JlOl to anyone I've ever known. value or r<rspect the nation that Dr. Killen was finally able to guarantees it. extract himself from his personal For me, the attack on Dr. Killen Dien Bien Phu by pretending not was a kind of epiphany. I made a to speak English and beating a point of participating mo re actively hasty retreat, carrying his brown in the pext few anti-war paper bag .with the French manifestations that came my way. baguette sticking out the top. Coincidentally, they were both He cast me a sad glance and a in foreign countries. The first one nod as he passed by, and I also was in Rome at Christmai., 1972. I Ir', .1 Tr.1li1t1.,n'. so(x) OFF on Bmcl·d Chri,tm.1' C.1rJ, self .. inking stamp high quality 3/4" x 2 1 /8'~ rcg.$179 l "x2 3/8" reg. $2098 $014i~ {cl A 1000'1 uf clear 1mprcmoru eJJSj w re-ink Prall Vacation Values Bringing The World Closer To You Everyday. YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL EXPERTS/ · ROYAL CARIBBEAN VIKING SERENADE 4 Night Mexican Bafl San Diego-Catalina-Ensenada f s245• per person + port tax 3 Night Mexican Baja Catalina-Ensenada from s275• -HAWAII - . 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I didn't go to say "d0'¥Jl with America." I wanted America to lift itself up out of the morasS of a war that I believed to be wrong. That's why I cheered Sunday when Bill Ointon took President Bush's greascball pitch on the · anti-war question and whacked it out of the ballpark. Bob .-.a Eyka Is •ssistant editor. His column •ppurs ~vuy Tuuda~. Send your items lo Bob ~ Eyken, 11te Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Cost.. Mesa, 92621. Today Crime and Society - Orange County Sheriff Brad Cates will address the Newport foundation, a privafe organization for the study of economic issues, on the topic "Quo Vadis? Oime Society and Mores," at 7:30 a.m. in the Quarterdeck Room at the Bal~ Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast highway in Newport Beach. The forum 1s open to the public. Call Q44-4311 . Business success - The first in a series of programs entitled "Starting Over, How to Make Your Small Business a Success" will be offered from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Com-munity Room at the Newport Center Library, 856 San Oemente Drive. Tuesday's prawam, "Building It" will be presented by local business leaders. Cati 644-3188. Buying a used car - Burke Leon, owner of an auction car buying company will give a talk entitled "How to Negotiate for a Used Car" at noon in the Community Room at the Newport Center Libraty, 856 San Oemente Drive. The talk is free .and no advance registration is necessary. Call 644-3181 or &44-3135. Candidate forum - NewpOrt Beach Council candi· dates will speak and answer questions frona the public at a forum scheduled for 7 p.m. at the Oasis SeniOf' Center, Sth and Marguerite in Corona del Mar, sponsored by the Corona del Mar Residents Association. 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It could have changed Western history. , C.al 0. lor* OJ.ty P ~ .. Society The Orange County Cbaptcr of CbildHelp, USA. was celebrating the 500th anniversary of Columbus' discovery Sunday and at the-same time doing its bit to change some history too. The group is ~tt prez Anna Petruzzelli, left, and VP Ba~ Ganahl. Jim Edwards, left, with event co-chairs Patty Edwards, Claudio Arena. dedicated to helping eradicate the horrors of child abuse. -~ Says chapter president Anna Petruzzelli, whose involvement bascanned 10 years, "People.say you get b · cd out, but I can't imagine you can stop · g. I know I'll stay $20,000.) "We just wanted everyone to come, eat and enjoy!" Edwards said. 1 No problem there. It started out alfresco. The warm evening was just right for champagne and appetizers on the twinkle-lit patio where Italian music helped set the mood. After discovering their tables inside, the 270 guests f casted on a five course dinner that began with a saucy capered antipasto -dubbed oina, pinta-and Santa Maria (natch) -of salmon, halibut and sturgeon. Arnett were some who sampled more of the mariners melange, which featured pasta filled with berbed sea bass, salad dedicated to a Spanish queen and a hearty entrec of beef tenderloin in juniper and balsam. Complime nting it all was lemon tart in· with it...until we succeed." meringue for dessert. . The easy-going party was no maiden voyage for event co-chairs Patty EdW4lrds and Tutto-Mare'~ Claudio Arena. Th~ eve.ning- long celebration was the second time the two For favors, the ladies received passionate candy roses from Le Cake and each couple took home. a T-shirt commemorating the fun night. Some others there were Pat Petruzzelli, Eileen and Rich Saul, Kristen, kelly, Jean and Bob campbell, Ba rbara and Pe ter Gan- ahl, Harriet Sandhu and Nanette Buccola. . have collaborated to launch a successful venture for ChildHelp. (Booty from the karen and Mike Voss, Lynn and Dana Dowers, Helen Cirkle and Jay and Pam S 125-per-person event is expected to exceed LO CAL NEWS ONLY For a subscription to the Daily Pilot, call 642-4333. Wanna place a classified ad? Call the Daily Pilot classified advertising department at 642-5678. GARAGE DOORS 642-3490 24761q Newport Bl\ld. 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Cilnco lnC., lengers, any of t_he 10 cand~· is listed as contributing Sl,000, dates could receive money if and two Cimco sublidiaries, their views are wo~hy, ~e said. Compounding Technology Inc., But, Ferryman implied that in Corona and Medical Mold- the current council's business ing Corpo;ation of America, in decisions and views will come Costa Mesa, also contributed under fire. $1,000 each. "We will probably pick some Gilbert is the chief executM candidates (to endorse), but officer of aU three tnte~rites. our primary thrust will be to Cimco Inc., is a pubhc com· educate the voters of Costa pany that grossed $70 million in Mesa as to some of he deci· sales last year. The company sions the current iouncil has and its subsidiaries make cus- made," he said. 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Fans sang along with the group song after song, even from his newest releases from the soundtrack of "Pur~ Country," a movie starring St rait and the band, which will bc·releascd Oct. 23. George Strait is and has been my favorite since he came out with "Amarillo by Morning" when I was a high schooler in the Panhandle of Texas. l had the good fortune to sec the boys up close in concert about eight years ago in a small club in Denver, back when country wasn't so cool. George stood quite still strumming his guitar and singing close to th~ike, only turning his head occasionally to look back at the band. · Saturday, however, a much more animated version of the Texas country sensation put on a lively show, nirting with the ladies and almost dancing along with the fans down front. Don't get me wrong, though, the early George's unpretentious, modest style brought him a lot of respect as an artist. But now, there's a new bre~d of country fans, and continuing as a sensation of the '90s, Strait has earned a sort of "familiarity" with his fans that allows him to cut loose a little on stage. 1t makes you feel like "something special" to sec him more relaxed, especially when you were a fan back when. , NEWPORT BEACH -Being the conductor of a community orchestra is tough work -somewhat ak.in to walking through a field of land mines. Potential danger lurks at every sem1·quaver. The range of ability in such an ensemble will normally range from the accomplished lo the barely adequate. Somehow the music director must take the disparate forces and shape them into a viable musical entity. This is usually achieved lhrough sensitivity, inspirational spirit, musical prowess and unflagging moxie. No -;mall task. Alan Remington brought a large measure of insight, expertise and resultant success to this protean a signment as he led his Orange Coast College Community Orchestra in a ~cason-opcni ng program of Bach, Mozart, Langlle and St•P Th111· .. tl:1' .1' \\N •l,c•ncl iwt'ti~m A'or Unrla ICir,1· .. '1':1.,.t i11;.t' uncl Tidhit .. t.'olnmu 011 tht• t•t•lt•hrit' t·h•·•· .. :1t 1:1 .. t ~1111cl:1.' ·~ S h a rt• Our St•h t'' lwnt•l'it tlinnt•r . --Soni remains the same lor Bryan Adams • COSTA MESA -If rock 'n' roll isn't an exact sci· encc, how come everything rocker Bryan Adams docs sounds like the perfect formula? The popular Canadian singer/songwriter/guitarist brought his 15-month-old current tour to Costa Mc a Thursday to dish out 11early two hours worth of mate· rial in the Pacific Amphitheatre. Adams, backed by a tight and well·rehcarsed fou r· man band, proved the crunchy sounds of ACIDC and The Who still work in the 1990s. However, don't con· fuse Adams with the real re bellion of Australia's and England's more rewarding musica~ exports. • On radio, where one or at the m6st two Adatns songs arc played together, the songs come off as plc3$8nt toc·tappmg rockers or (as in the case of . ·:Heaven" or "Everything I Do l Do It For You") as syf\Jpy, radio·rcody ballads. In a cooccrt setting, where Adams and company performed 21 original as well as a cover of Eddie Cochran's "Come On faery· body," the result was "Help! Let me out!" Throughout his set, Adam .llSCd the same few arena rock stereotypes to excite the enthusiastic crowd; how many times did he thrust a clinched fist into the air? Too many times for one scribe to count. Not only did Adams' moves become all·t<>Q.·famihar as the night wore on, but so did the three· or four· chord attack on tunes like "One Night Love Affair" or "Run to You" or "Heat of the Night " Even Adams' best songs -"Cuts Like A Knife" and "Summer of '69" -ultimately proved to be un· satisfying because of. the predictable audience ~ing alongs and by·the·numbcrs antic~ of Adams. ba-;sist Dave Taylor and lead guitarist Keith Scott. Adams has a good and dist1ncti .. e ra-.py \Oice "ell· suited for rock as well a a likable pcr,onahty ideally in tune with his audiencc. But after mnre than a de· cade of turning out the amc 'ong under any g1\cn name, it might be time to waJ..e up the neighbor. with somethin~ more challenging than the \Olume switch on his guitar amp. -8) Blain Mu'"tll CILUB c11r11na do/ mar 6-''~. ~tJll t ique 720-3955 2660 East Coast Highway • Corona del Mar, CA • 92625 CYBEX MACHINES • TREADMILLS • STAIRMASTERS • AEROBICS • WORKOUT BOUTIQUE ' , I l ' Rachmaninoff Sunday evening. Remington chose to open his program with the Stokowski transcription of the famous (infamous?) "Taccata and Fugue in d minor" by J.S. Bach. In the favorable acoustical climes of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach, the orchestra offered a passably im~ressive account of the arrangement s strong points. Stokowsk.i's concept does not pussyfoot with half measures. He goes all the way with romantic gesture, and to this end makes a distinct impression on-the listener - something you can love or hate. The orchestra found some of it daunting, as was especially revealed in unison passages, but low strinp, especially, produced warm soooriues. Joseph Langlie's "A Child's Piece," the first movement of a larger gi:ouping, is constructed from a core idea on a theme by his young daughter (some 25 yearc; ago). ft offers engaging and accessible mu ical rhetoric, -wtth nods tow:ird Prokofiev (and others), but demonstrates skillful orchestral coloration and thematic expan<;1on The orchestra negotiated the resident technical difficulties with aP.lomb, some intonational difficulties' aside. Nice ~lo toucbe were offered by several of the principal players: Noreen Upton. flute~ John Dorch, clannet; and Benjamin Olarin, trombone. One ~esses that perhaps the orchestra s most difficuh challenge lar, in Mozart's noble "Symphony 1n D' (the Haffner). If Its elegance occasionally escaped the string players, and some sections sounded scrambled, neither was it fussy or filled ~ ith preciosity. Remington conveyed a solid concept of tempo and shading. Solois1 Brian Gould brought clan and bravado to ha~ solo part in Rachmaninoffs popular "Rhap.-.ody on a Theme by Paganini" for pi&no and orctte'itra. He had technique 10 spare in the stnngent demands of 1he compo<>er's final com~alton, )et deftly approached poetic secuons with ~equ1sitc amatory expression. For the most part, maestro Remington held has charges in t~ v.11h a ~ens1t1Ve ear for balances "-hale keeping things together, still allowing the flayers to ind ulge the lush orchestra moments. The performance earned an O\'auon. and Mr Gould rewarded The apprcciatwc audience with Rachmaninofrs "Prelude in g sharp manor" -By Miles Howrll PILGRIM RETURNS TO NEWPO~T -BEACH JOIN US FOR A HANDS . ON SAILING CRUISE J_l i-" The Pilgrim of Newport was hand built by the Hollands in Costa Mesa and was a family dream for 13 years. After chancnng out of San Pedro for the past 6 years the Pilgrim has returned horpe. 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Ju>t thJt ".h 111 remember to mocl1f }' }'Our l'J>IC.il:n I( irrigation S) ::.tern SO they g~t the proport1v1h the required watC'r they need. l.1-.1 coup1t' t"lt Q I'm new to the area and \ l'•ll>. ~ 1.111\ have heard it get pretty pCl'j)I\.' t•11dcd lip "indy this time of year. Is th.tt p,ullmg out thclf bad for my yarcf and garden? bdoH•d tr ccs The "in els you arc referring to fll:ll .111cl ~!mil,:. th.1t .ire cJllcd the SantJ Ana winds. Flllll'Off \\1..'rc either The} arc a hot dry wind th.1t m·' \..'r r1.:pl.K1..•d comes .:irouncl in gusts up to Things Green ur rl•pt.)lcd tlwrn i0-40 miles per hour Jnd "1th .1 pbnt th.11 _ ~umctrmcs more. 1:-nut >LISCt'pliuk• \ \ e mu;t he concerned with ,1 l1l tlw tn~CLt. number of foctors when the Dl'p1..'nd111~ 1111 h1l\\ ... trc.>:.:.c:d out \\tn.ds lo.1clo. up. first, if )'UU h.ive thL trl l' ~ot "111 dl'l1..·1 rn11K· 11 1t tr ecs th.it arc tall ;rnd bu-.hy the\' "ill pr11th11·0..• .1~,11n. Ponwgr.rn.ite:. m.1y blow O\Cr. (uc.Jl)ptus t1cc~ .1re 1io..-.11 h rqw tl'i:-lltlll' or \car :.o · arc grO\\ ing ju:.t about rt':-l\..)l> IJt1• thr-. trmc .11l1u11cl. Ju:.t t'\.cr)'\d1crc. They Jrc not tr<.•es .\::. J fud~ nQ~. l ws" u4> " th ,1 d1.:>1r.ncd ~t.1kc on "ind, ll is ponitgr .1ni1:1' trL'o..' rn 111\ '.11cl. \ \t• rmportJnt to trim them bciorc thL• .1!" ."I\' pt keel th.• 1ru t :he d.n "ind~ come .h the\ t\111 1.1!1 clO\\ 11 bt.: lo•i• 11 illu" t L ll 1 hi:. "as o or bec.1use ot their br Hie \\ ood till' n1' gl liorhuucl k1cb \\Ot:ldn t brJnCh\..'S c.m brt•.11... 1'othing · ump our 1c111...e .111d =-" tpC' tlll'm "orse th,m ".111..in~ d0\\11 the 110rore \\l' l L Id hJr\ o..''t. street with tlK· \\incl blo\\'ing and 'l 1 u 11 need to pu1'1p 111 c.omc getting bonl..ccl on the head \\ith 'l'1t1 m.:r tl'.1t :, h1t!_h 111 pt11i...phorl1:.. f'llo~phoru~· b 11 r root .1nd ~l'l d dl'' t!l11p111ent (, \ c • 1l k'.hl lh1 t e ~r .rntil.u .1ppl \..clllOJh ti rougtwut the g1rn' ins sL"l"on nt 't H'cH .rnd ont? hL't11rc: \\'111ter u 1111L-. th1~ \ l'.tr. \~r.(u!t u1.1I .1~1.:n~k·~ h,,, ~ been \L'r' ~lkl•'~:-:ul 1.n getting rid ot tilt' "h1tL"1h v. 1th brolog1c.1I o..0nt:l>I 111 ... , h.1\l' 1>1..·cn rt k .. 1-.in~ ! 11\ ~·l\C.l:l I.I \\ ,i-.p~ th,\l lllllllCh do., •1 nn :h1..• l.1n.ll! lil the \\ h !•" ' Un<.L' \ht· l,tr\,ll' .llC I • Q I \\,\Ot to put oml' .,c.1-.on,11 (Olo r in m\ l,1\\n. I'm told that tlm i'i not a ~uucl 1clc.1. \\ h'? ;-i tree.• brJnch. ProtcLl low I.lying shrubs .rnd pl<tnh ·with a hCJ\ y <tppltc,ll1un ol compo::.t .is .1 top clre~ing. Surt•, some of 1t may blow aw.1y blrt rt \\Ill keep >our pl.1nts, nice .1ncl lll01)l. 1 here t!". a lxocluct on the m.1rkct tJllec Stress 2000. It 1c, ,, liquid 'P'•l}' applied to pl.1,nt-. th.lt will help retain moisture th.lt tlw \\'lllds \\ill talo.c out. For more! i11ior m,1t1011 on it c.ill )'Out 101...11 nur:.e1} or the m.inufoLlurer ior ,1 clcJlt'r nc.w rou Jt 209r)22l>·hl J-l. FALL SPECIALS ~·Cl!t~s Chit,1go 1~ tht' only pl.Kc l.1lk•cl tlw "" mcly Lil}" -:.o you clon'I h,l\C lo \\OrtV IO(l lllltth. Ju-.t l'll<lllgh' tn t.ll..l• ,1 IL\\ prt'l,llllilllh, Q When do I 1.1kc out my tomato plants~ Many of the lcilvcs arc dried ;ind !lhri\ clcd but ii i!I !ltill produci n~. 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SET un INCLUD ED II OF YOUR O LD BED I t,299 mrnrmum pt1rch.iS<>) .-~ ~-------------J~-------------J ~-------------~ L E FURNITURE 36?1 Jamboree Blvd., Newport Beach 92660 (714) 833 -0551 MON·SAT 10am·6pm Closed Sundays Comer of Bristol & Jamboree .. ' .. Ne"DJPOrt Beach/Coata Meu Daily Pilot ----~-------·------------- Tuesday, October 13, 1992 A71) Community Forum Write lo : Pilot Letters, 330 W. Ba) St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Fcu letters to: 646-41 70 Community forum ru ns on TueStfoys. Thur>dilyS and Saturda)'> ~ Readers' ttotline ... 642-6066 Editor Williilm l obdcll ... 6~2-Hll , C\I. 35 1 -Georue Bush is no Jaines Baker ~-Is the president running for re-election on his chief of staff 's coattails?. I The real wmncl' in Sund.IV\ presidential <lcbnte? • Jim Dakcr. As yo u'll recall, Oaker, "•'s the former Liberal Politics secrctury of \I.tic uml is currently Whi te House chief of staff. When th e Dush rc-clcc1ion camp.iign was Ooun<lcnng th is summer, Daker \hi\ abruptly pulled out uf the Stule DepMtment and asl..ed to :.;,ive the •Bush c;1mp.1ign from electoral annihilation. When P1eSlllclll Bus h was asked how he "ou Id !::Cl more people, more Job-.. he . . , ' 13u,l\\peak ). Maybe, but Jun DaJ..c1 isn't 1 unnins"' for president; George Bush is. In effecl, Ou~h was telling the A mi_!• ican public: Elect me ::i nd you'll get Jim Baker in the bargain as "ell. Ironically, Jim Baker might be a better · pre sident th an George Bush and he may get a chance to prove it in 1996. lron1cally, Jim Uaker might be· a better p1cs1dcnt thnn George Uu'h and he m.1y gel a chance lO pro'e it in J996. Uut in the meantime, American' h.ive to focus on \\ h:i l George Uu::.h. the currc1'1(prc ident, can <lo for the n,1tion; not on \Wl<H Jim 13nker as Domestic -Policy Czar might J o for the economy, Of course, e\ en 13ush 's p1 omisc pre-su_P.po:.cs 13.1!..er'::. willingne!)s lo ~1.1y here. Sccretarie::. of var 1ous eabinct 0H1ccs and personal :t">'>iM.tnts to the PrcsiJent ;ire a vital p~1rt of whut makes 1he government work. Robert Mc:N;.inwru, Ocan Ru si.., Robert Kennedy, I lcna) Kissinger, Joseph Cal1l~1 no, fah\in ~lccsc, m11.J James llu!...c r were ull irnporton t as,ets to 1he prc"tfcnl'. they :.e£'\ed und to the nation. on J-kction O.t). II' J.11nc' U.11..e r i\ the h1;•.1 II\ Gi.:nr~1. u u,h h:t~ for the Anll!llC II Clt)l10111\ tt\ time fur \Otcr~ to look d,1.\\'ht:rc lur ~oini;one "tlltng to take pcr ... 011~11 rc~pun!)1b1h1y for the ccontlll\ic. \\ell-being ol thi..: nation. For the pa~t four )'C:irs. George Gush ha' all but ignored the American econom~. oc1..<t'>tOnall) for good n .. 1,om, hut murc often out ot d1,i111cn:st. · In offering up J;11ne::. l3.1J..1.:r a" the solution to "h.rt ails the Amcric:111 cconvmy George l3lish con I 11 mt!J, hopdull) for the ltnal time, ht 101:11 d1scng;1gemcn1 ln>m the \l!ugglc ol ordinar) Amcrit;ins nuemf>11ng to i.:l1pe with a reces.,1011 "e c~nnot sunpl) '' 1,h a\'•.I). George 13ush l..llO\\:> J.1mc~ lfaJ..cr, hi.:\ \H>rl..cu with J:tme' 13:11..cr, but on respo111.lctl b~· s:t} i ng he'd put Jim 0.1kcr 011 the joh. Jl1l..1..r. :ii<l thc pr~'lrJent, could du for domc,11c policy \\h:lt he\ done tor ro1e1g11 pllli1..)! and eoorllin;1 tc th~ ''<lomc\t!C~idc ol the House'' (\l.hatc,er th.it llll\!hl me.Ill m ~-011 lot \,h;11 ""uuld be h1' fourth term in the White I louse; :m unprccedcntcll ::.t,I} for any appointed officiJI 111 th e c\ccum c branch. Prc,iJ i..:111i;1I appo111tmcnts an.: ;.1n iinpurt•11lT par l ut The go' ct n111g C•1p.1ct1y. ol the c\ecutl\e b1;mch. ~ll a1g11mcnt Out prc,iJenttal appointee!) nrc no 'ub,lltute tor the com 1c1iom, idea..,, ;,inu 'bion of the person running fol"' prc::.1<.lcn 1. Telling the American public 1h.11 all "ill be ''ell \\llh the economy bec.111,e J1111 13:il..cr will fh II .1b.rn<lons ~und.1) ~\ening, lo the cmb;irr:issmcnl ol the American prc,1dcn1:). George Uu"h \hO"Ctllh.u he\ no J.imc' B.tkcr -'---Chid of S1.1f( j .1m1.•-, Bal.e r Irie to What's the pliint spread in Germany?· 0 I GAV£ 111\t OEUT 'CllL\~D NO 9 t,ri J>Ol~'T -T here ~'a' u bu::.incs)·..,ocrn l ca!I S.11111Jay from Neu-Ulm1 Geiman). John C. rean, ever .1lu1 for 1me 1mcn1 oppott unitic~. """ un the phone. l(c \\JntCJ to l.:now the idcnlit~ of the R.11m' opponent Sund.I\, .ind the poin t ~prcatl. I ,,ml 11,.., beloved te.11n (he\ on the R.1m•; .1d\"OI') bva1J) \\Ollld be petlormmg in Ne'\ Orleans -ti:. 9 1 ~-poml um.k r<lo~"'· So he Ill.Ide .t fast bus1nc~s-li"c dcc1 1011. "Achtungr • he ~napped. ··ooul}lc or nothing!" (Dy the· \\ay of c\plan.11100, he O\\Cd me ,1 1,1gn1f1c.1nt sum l llllll .1 p1c,iou R.1m' mh.1thcnture. I le u 11.111> p.1)' promprl\, \lut the c.1rlic:r \\a~~r \\J\ ----...... --.,l,I 111.1dc :1s he \\J\ 1oom111i: oil 10 ;icq11ire a Cobk nz-b.1sed R \ l.1cto1y 01 thrc:1...) 1\'1t h the 1r,111 ... 1c11on \:omht<lc:J. he pu t lr:iu Donna on the lrne 'o 1h.11 I could '>ing "11.ipp) D1nhdJy" in 11, cntirct) Donn.1 s:iiil lht..} 'r\! h,1\lng .1 \\Onderful lime. h.1"ini: urrh ed Ill Neu· Ulm .11 the -.,1111e tune a~ a hu rdr-gurd) coll\ cnt1on 5hc loves hurd) -gurd~ mu'>!c, .ind ~ucJ ~he felt .ill thou~h 'he ho.1cJ p1..nt a giddy Ja}' rid111g on a mt 1 f) gli-round. l·or her b1rthd,1~ lunch, Donn.1 '"'' trc.11cJ to .i foot-lung~ 1u,,1gc snmh\1ch. Then thef\1~1tcd the Neu-Ulm Ca1h1.·Jral ("Don't L\.'.ll the Rcvcren<l Schullc1. t?ut 1l'li t.11lc r th.111 the Cr):.t.11 Ca thcd1 .d." J I 01 dmncr the) cnJo~cd an(llhcr hcapins pl•Hter of Wiener '>\.hn1tLcl mit dumplings. her tarn1ilc. Thc)'ll be rnnHn~ home. OunnJ s.1il.I. \I.hen the)\c hJJ their l1ll ol hurdy gurd1cs and Wiener !)~h1HILCI. 0 llAPPY .\~~I\ ERSARY, '0 1{ I' OF -Brol..en foot .ind ~•II. ph1lanthrop1s1 Chorlc} llr Irr took \\lfc ='iorn ;ind a couple ol grantlil.1ds to dinner the other night lie \\;1)n'1 ~1bou1 10 let .1 little mi!lhap, such :is falling 1n the gar jgc, spoil :111 .111niver:.al), And \\hat ''as the occa .. ion'? Well, h.trdl> .in) thing that c.1lb for cclcbr.1tio11 -e.xcept in bJc,scd retrospect. ll was o n Oct. 9, 19-16, tha t the )Oung auto J cuh:r checked into n tuberculosis '>:rnitJri'urn in Decatur, Ill. lie eme1ge<l, fu ll) reeo,crcJ -14 Ions months IJ rcr. At their home in tllingha m (my f•nontc h.>\\ 11 n:1mc), , S mile away, Nora "·'s )lrugsling to ra ise th eir first l\\O <l.1ugh1 crs, Cl1i1rlc11\! and Maril>n Mc.111" hilc , b,1ck in th~ s~rn11.iriurn, Chai Icy ""' pcndmg his hmc in su\:h useful pur\u11s as manufacturing billfold • do1hc) .ind other ob1ec1s <l 'urt. Doc!> Lilt fom1ly s•lJ;:l h,\\e .1 happy ending? You bctch.1. Wnh111 .1 )Car after his 1clct1sc, the} lll O\'cJ to the (then) he;1hhic r chme ol California, .1ct1uircJ one of S.rnt,1 \na\ t\\u e\I ting mo tet.., ;rnJ beg.in d.1bbling Ill housing dc"clopmcnt ·1 he Hester:.' bisgesl concern 111 rccc111 dccude' how 10 tfo.trilmte all the proceed~ Crom rho'>e rc.11 c,1,1tc \Clltu rc,. l'hcy\c come .1 Ion& way, hopptly, from Eftins harn. lJ THROW A;'\0111£1{ \\ ll.~EH ON TllE BAJUJIE -l\e ju~t 'cnt word 10 Gcrm.1ny 1ha1 the R.1m to~t to the S,11111-., 13-10, i.ln<l th;u Herr Creo n, bobtcrcd by the 9 ~ points, \\On ha · wolgcr. . Strangely, f fe lt good ,1t>out it. I'll been \\Orl11:d that my friend, couldn't affor<l ano1her Wiener chn1 tzc l dinner. )f:rry Kobrin's ro/umn rons Tue d:'IJ , 'Jhundn_t • n11d 'sUurdnJ ~. l he :1tcor11tr;1hilit) 1 efaTion,hip wh ich 11111.. ... \Utl'r' tu a pn.:sidenti.11 t\111did.11c ,\lurk I'. l't11m ccu is :n 11ci:11t•d /)l'Vfr!>lOI' of Pulitit-:1/ 'dt•IJ( l' ·'' l 'CJ. • Gil gets the job done ~1.11k Pc tr.1cta's .1r1klc in the Oct.~ 1-.sue reg.irdmg Gil l·ergmun h.is nil the )11.,toric c;1rm.1rk-; of the Soc1;il1'>t Ld t \ v1111o!Jc memJ.1c1l~ In the m.tny yc:ir' I h.rn: k1mwn Gil h:rl!u,on. both ~I!) .1 kilo" Rcpubl1l.lll .tn~I ;1' a lnend. \\e h.1,·-.: tt\tr.111~ ;1grccd on mu'it 1,suc!\ ,rnd h,I\ e d1 .... 1grccd \\.t~ '>lll.lll!_!I~ 011 'l)llH! i.,.,ue' I ks ;1 tllu~h. h.1rJ C\-~1.rrinc llCl!Oli.ttor. I k dl11:,, ho\\C\Cr. not "b1001\ kil;,, g.ladl~ ... I k d0~ dc.tin ttely d11ve lrbc1 ab cr.11~ .ind ,11 time!) m.1ke, 'omc lh pubh~.111' "l'>h he "l.fC not q1111c .i... blunt .tml d11cc:t but he d('1..' get the JOh d1lJIC. I k h:is'bccn .• inti 1,, .in ouht.rndin!! 1qH\:\C1\lathe for Im t"011;,ti1uc1K~ in - S 11.:r.u1lcnto. 'rhc 1.1\.l 1h.1t he "J'"l .1ppo1ntcJ to lcaJ the Rcpubltc.111 Ass embly c.1 ucu~ ccr1 .1inly cmpha-.1ze' the f .1ct that he " rcspcll<.:d b} hi'> l{epublican pee". I read M.11k Pctr.icc.1\ 1.·olum n bel!111'e I like to knm' \\ll<\t th\! latest hot po111t tor the lib1;r.1l kit 1' Pctr.1cc,1, Agran, I I.1\Jen .rnd Sd1crer ,1 re of rite .... 1mc ilk \\hO m.oi<l the \\OrJ "~ol1.1l1sm" b~ coining the new phr.1..,e, "Socinl Dcmocrnc)." ll\ \!111 p1nl. 111~11Jc. Gil Fc rgu,on d ... ,cf\e' to be 11.:·dectc<l .111d he \\tit he. · KARL DCRGHEER Ne" port 81.'ach Squelching rumors Jn the last few wed.s cc1 t.dn pe<.lplc on the Balbon Pc nr nsula. \\ 1ch mor~ of •In intcrcsr in crc.11 ing probk1m. ch.111 in spcnc.hng the little ttm~ rt \\ould h.m.: require<.! to ~ohc them, '('He.id chc totally f.1llac1ou~ rumor th;ll C.1to.1l111.\ P.1 ... scngcr Scf\·1cc \\JS .111cmp1111g to crc.1te ,1dJition.1I p;11 l..111g m Ccn1r.1l 0,1l110J so 11 coultl run two trip~ a day to 1\v.11011 \\tth the "Cat,1hna Flyer." The\ al o claimed. ,\{!,1m tot all\· "ithout .tn) b;;""· that the Coa~ t Gu.ml h.1d 111c1c;t!>cd the capaclcy of this ,c,scl by ISO p.1''>engcr~ Thi-; h.1s c.rn cd J lot ot ill kcling'> on the penin~ut.1 •mu a lot o( unnccc,,,11) problem~ tu our Catulina pac;scngc1 crvic~ operation. A lifcei.:n minute meeting" ith us would lrn'e been all tlw c "'<" necc,.,,tr\ to slw\\ them that both rumor' \\ere no't onl) comph.tc.:I\ l.1be but al'o impo'.'>'1bk to implement. ' Our total effort as Ctlm1111itec member' of the.: currcm ~recif1e .11c.1 stud~ 1111 Ccntr.il B.llho.1 has hccn JcJk,1ccd 10 111.iking U.1!1.Yo.1 more ,1:11 .1cti\ e, impro\l11i; the.: pat kin~ and circul.1tio n pmhlems .111d hopcfull) 1e\1,·ing 1hc \1.1bihl\ tif thi-. current!\ d~pre .... ,eu Im c commcrd.ll ,H: II\ I I) Pl Ill TOZ£·R, Ptc!\rdenc 0.11l'l' I P.1\1111.m Midnight train to Moscow Rc!!nrdm~ the l;itc't Bu h Dorn.rn all~lc\.. on -Ori! Ciinton's ''rh:-ir:ictcr p 111 rl>li,m" In 1963. ·" .1 l\J-\c.1M'ld honor' 'tudu 1 enrolled 111 l'CLA\ L<.luc.1cion Abrn.1d Prog1 .1m tn Uordc.1u '· France. I spcn1 111~ E.1,1cr rcc:c ... ~ u .1vclmg for lU d,1~' lo \h.N:O\\ .ind Li.:ningr.1d The 1rip \\ii~ or~.1nw:d b~ .1 r1~nd1 scudcnt gwup, and "a., lmc tll 111.1n) bud~ct lllur-. lhJt \\ere ,l\.Hl.1,hk lrom we tern Europe to the Su\ .ct '111llll. c.\lll 111 that period, SI\ nll.>nth' .11tcr the Cub.111 mrs!)rlc cm.i . Round lrip train t,irc frt'lll P.rri , hotels, meals (largely ~.u .... 1,.~ :ind potatoes) Jnd touring (mu,c.unh, b.1llc1. his torical !:>ites) cost $150. I .u11 sun: th.It thousand~ of American slutkni.... m.tn\ of America' best and brighte§t. h.i' e "' .~1lcJ them ehcs of sinul.u travel opportumtic" \\ h1lc s1uclyrng .1bro.,d. Arc \\e •!ll '-llbjcct to having our patri(H i~m llUe'>llOneJ 1f ''e ever run for public ofhcc'? This ~hod.mg mO\'C to the gutte r by an im:umbt.:nt president (although he Jiu '·l) he \\oulJ do •tn) thing it took to g~t rc-clc~tcd) onlv rem forces mv con' 1t11on 1h.1t th1' countn canno t 1olcr;1c four more )e.11~ ot Bush Qu.1\le. PAL'I C ROST ~~"P('llt Be.h.h Wasn't that a party? xncwl (ha~ been a lmlc over :i "eek .;incc the Cammunitv Picnic in Lion'> P.1 rk . -From my per pccl1\'e, the onu11un1l) tu1nout \\,1., gratif)'1ng, ~is \\J'i the t\ltcnJ.rncc by various mcmbct~ ot the Cit) Council, city srn ff, police ~cpartmcnt. fire ~p.1rtment .ind chool ho;ml. M .. "'\\l'()IU-Ml~ \ l :'l\ll'lt:u ~q uce1c in \lllllC p.1pc mork o ubidc the 0,,,1 ofiic.c in 1l!c 1981 file photo. [\e1~011e I c.tll-ld 10 \\,,, CnJO)ing the ,1dl\Jlll'.\ lnllllCfl'>l ,•, \\ h11c the Clll~1t.11nm1.1 l '.clpcd l..fCdtc a tc ... ti'e tone to the entire jttcrnoon. no 0111: 'h1111ld ha,·e cone ,l\\ ,I\ hunc.n th.11~k., cu th1.• \\Ondertul·\,iric1y 1.1i touJ~ pw,ided b\ 1 :lll) -.1.ncr >u' indh 1du.1k And I .1m 1.1..rr. 111 t' .•l th\! le''~'" .in hu--i1li1' 1!1\ n 10 the dt) v,111c~b.dl 1c.11n (m)~ett included I dtd Jh)l fO l\l \\,\,IC. ·1111-. t~ 1~ ot cw111 doc'.. not happen \\ ithnut lll:lll) IH tll '> 01. l1.1rd "ork. • pl.11111ln!!. anu dd.llc.11ion b~ mJi, iJu.11' "hu c.11~ dccpl) .1b ut their l'\ll\lll\Ulllt~ .Uuc. more oit n th:tn no! lllll'>l of ll11.. Cl~\111 '.• o..'i 10 I k\\ h1; .. 1 f 1011) indl\ 1du ii' \\\.·II. Ill'" I ''· H e.ti:'h •11 ~''" t~l l..rll" th,1t ~,1u d~'l'l'\1. '•be 11..'l.°Ol!lll:t ... tl 1,,, ~ou1 1a)rt' o..Ontrahllt1\lll ,111J I;\. rH~ern 1l1. ~,1111 1.11' \\111lc1ut )'-'ll the p1cn1 ... 't111pl~ \h>ulJ not h.1\ l' h.1pp1.11i:J. Th.ml\: ~ 011 ) ou hJ\ c 111) ''nee re rc:-.rr.:c.r '''". \\ .111 h,l\l' co think .1bou1 "h.t-t n1.. '\I \. Ill h~ U011 I\' l'l ll~ , ti lll Ollr <:1111111wni1y memb.:-r-. tvi,:1..thcr in a \\u1 l\111~ .rnd thing p.11 cni:r~lup. do 111)t ,1'km the 'Plrll ,11 tie 1..pt. ~ Conunun11~ P11;1\IC enJ there:. ~t~ke It rhc bi:g1nmng. ) ou h.l\e the chaml•c:r\ c:ommitmc:nt Ill "orl. \\1th )OU 1,1r the bctterml'nt of our entm! ut~. ED FAWCETf E\c~utl\ e Director Co,1a ~k-..1Ch1mber of Commerce People's Park -not Sc,,pr11 1 BlJd1 Cll) Cl1uncil'" ll1Jr.1c1...riz rtrv ot "People', P:irll:" .I'> .1 '' ccd 11 t i~ ,, t'll' \.>rnc:r' \, .11c-.1di..•nt ''t \\c,l 'C\'port, I .1ppl.u ,1 the D. I) r 1,,t\ l'tl\'(l to b11ng to the: .111c 1111..m ul k"7al ri.'~i lcnts both \1,,k' of the .1r.:;umi.. I 1cg.11ding ~k.1,un:. ..,, The: lh1tUf.1l ''J1l'll ... p.Kc oil .i~ I 0 R I\ er \\\. 1ll need' h b.,, p C'o.. f'Cd, not bull 1fo \d. DOC) wc .. t '1,.'\\port need .ml>thcr Jupk\ ' It i'I II\\ bcl1d thl lit\ Cou11c1l\ ''l'J'-'.:t i' I'> t~ :i.1h 1 k1.,.,1l l"Ut.. lv't in .1 g-.ncr 1 du11or \011.. · '\1" on \l1..1su1c l\ DI BOR \I I l'O RS 'I 11 IE '-'c.:\\f'Orl lk.1l'h PRESIDENT a..,. Dush, (R), Th.: White tfou\C, ltiOO Pcnnsyl' nn1a Ave., W11sh111J:h>t1, O.C :m~uo I VICE PRESIDl-:S r D•n Qu•)lt. (R). ~cn:itc Olh\:C Buihlin£. Wu hin£ton, O.C. 20510 ~How to contact your legislators 01.1nt.:"'00ll, Suite IOC1, 01u11gc, 9~6c,.'(, 93'' 06().i. (l~c pr1o'<.:l\IS Co\ta Mesa) . l homus t'. Rll~ .Sth Dist. (NO:\\fXlrl U..:ach, S;ant;l l\n;a I lci,hts) , '4-J :'iSO SCHOOL DISTRlC l , lt!Ol lbth ~I '\..:'' H..:ach, 760 .lWO 5up. 11111~ 11J, nl John \\. 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Th B S . the .1.:-1 ~·=-tA • ~ ermans three different typea of earned a muter' a depee ia pl)'Cbolol,Y from c ronz.e .tar ~ .UIQu·moat-p.~us staJ.,.. one for Air Poree offlCerl llld crew, a aaremont Graduate School combat medal given m this country, rankin& second for oftlcen from other branchea of the · · behind only the Congressiooal Medal of Honor service and tbe third for dos f lit .. After teachi"!I at ~ elemcotary achool for a .. ...... .... .... ... IWIE .. OM~ .... -... lted A'am A1 ms .. betllH• dlD IWD ... Toleclam ..xmed .,.. ... 70da Awmbly Dlslricl -wbidl of oompUcity ia the dilnlpdoa "' iadudel .U of Newport Bach llld rally for Democratic U.S. Seaa a.ta Mau ... witb puu of Ir-candidate Buban Bomr in N vine, Tuldn, Laguna Beac:b, Santa port 8eacb 1u1 moatb by mppon- Aaa IDd Lab Porat -la 57 per-en of her Republicu opponent . cent Republican and , 29 percent Bruce Hentbemohn. and the Silver Star. But Phillips is modest ~_.Pl recalled. •'1Jmbura and ac:ua.i:.S:~re few years. P~JPI ~d he wanted to ''work ,_._ __ .auuut the bonor. ----· --~..map.-we dfdnTU\ie "'ROii -.~ --•to•••••• elile, ~ ICCepted an olfel" tu "It was probably more exciting to my wife Heroes' accommodations Our situarn !as t.>ecome • couriador and inltnletor at ()nap 9amcra -''Mi. ~;&::rauson===_::.;._-..---..,.--:-he- But Toledano, who calls the wasn•t inwt¥ed _ wu 'VelJ proud election "a referend um on of people he called ~ "storm cbanae." imista that polling data rmnpen of the RepubUcaD Party' ... • 't I \ than to me," he said. "When I got out of the much ICJS glamorous" · Coast Qlllege, where he hu a1noe counaeled service, 1 kind of closed the doors on that part As the Ruaiul ..illtary closed in on bis . tbousa6d-s of students. of my.life .. My wife has been after me:, stalag, the Germans forced Phillips and other . Phillips enjoyed receiving his medal, but he ~pcCJatly in. the last 15 .yean, to get invo.tvcd prisoners on 1 mard\ to the west. They covered IS more f~d on the future th8;0 t_hc put. m c;>rg~tio~ ~d wnt~. my war memoll'S, 900 miles in two months, zig-~ between He may retire fro'!l the college wHhlp • few wpjch she is ed1tmg now. Russian lines to the cast and Amencans to the ycan, and he connnues to pay for renewals of n would be understandable if Phimps didn't west. his psychologist License in case be wants to go want ~o dwell on his unpleasant World Wu II The weather was cold and food was scarce. into private practice after leaving Orange cxpcnenoes. Many of the. paratroopers !fbo led Phillips lost 60 pounds durint his 11-month Coast. the D-Day,attack were killed, and Phillips and imprisonment -40 percent of bis body weight. "I can go through life with or without the sevc~ other soldiers he linked up with ~er Fortunately for the prisoners. their German Bronze Star," Phillips said "I've been more landing were ambushed and captured on the, guards abandoned the group one night, and 8 interested in the pre~nt and the future." leaked from tbe Ferpson cam-:i---•h-paip .._. tbe veteran Assembly-for break.in& up -. ·-,, beatina man and former hvine Co. vice women •. insultina !hem. calling preaideDt with 1 hip' negative rat-t~~m ~cs you ~ t me oa telc- ing. bringing Toledano within 5 1 VlSIOn, Toledano said. IDISERVANCY percent of PeflUIOll'I lead. During Ferguson, who WU PfCIC;Dl 11 Monday'• debate, to be aired by the aborted . BoKeT rally, said be KOCE-1V channel .so on Tuesday was asked by Hencbemohn to at- Oct. 20, at 8 Lm. '-!"' 6:30 p.m.: tend. He defe~ his widely Toledano said Ferguson is blaming quoted charactertzatiOll of Repub- Dcmocratl to bide bis own tack of licao women at the rally wbo were to decide whether the property as-very prematurely," Watt answered, caJJy sensitive. legjslative acx:omplilbments. supporting Boxer u "cfin&-a-ling scssmcnt can be done. noting that 40 percent of those To help with the land purchase, "I think that's a fairly typical in-women." • From A1 "The major fund drive has to f,O polled were unaware of the two the conservancy enlisted the help cumbent protection statement," "Any woman who ~ wee band in band with the city's m-properties. "There's been a lot' of of the Trust for Public Land, a Toledano said. "There arc many for Barl>ara Boxer, knowina Bar-ties, both of whjch are part of a development agreement between the city and The Irvine Co. volvcmcnt," Watt said. promotion done since then." group skilled in finding ways to thinp we can do to help busi-bara Boxer is a big li>eral from In a· report Monday, City Man-Indeed, the conservancy bas cm-purchase private land. The trust ness.'' the Bay Arca -alons with that One financing strategy is for tbc city to pass a property assessment tax which could' collect as much as $60 a year from property owners in the city to help with the land purchase. City officials estimate there are 26,000 parcels in the city. ager Kevin Murphy outlined sev-barked 00 1 public-awareness cam-will meet with tbc council at its TC?ledano advocates streamlining other big 'lib' that's runnina up cral ways the properties could be Oct. 26 meeting. the regulatory burden for small t~crc -knows her record for purchased, including a cash buy· paign with a documentary video to Also, The bvlne Co. inked a businesses. linking environmental bouncing checks, YOtina apinst out, various bond measures or a educate residents about the impor-pact with the conservancy, promis-and e.conomic incentivesr and t~e servicemen while they're fight- property assessment. Passag,c of tance Of the two properties. The in& to work out a aa& that would back& a "zero-based budget" "Yng in ttre Persian Gulf -anybo4y oond measures or property as-conservancy contends that both gtve the company fair !Ullct where legislators would begin at who would vote for Bubara Boxer sessments would require approval are rich in histoty and are ccologi· value for the two parcels. uro dollar amount when making is a ding-a-ling." The conservancy needs to make up its mind whether it wants to buy one property or both before the city gets involved, Sansone said. by botll the council and a majority 'l~;!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!iiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiIT;==::;:~=================;-of the voters. I But Councitwoman Jean Wan, the founder of the Newport Con- ~rvancy, sa id the city first needs Councilman John Hedges point- ed, however, to a city-sponsored poU of residents earlier this year that indicated there was not uf- ficient -public support for purchase of tbe two properties. 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No. 2, a parent with a son who is a starter, says to try another program where the waters are not so deep and as a booster, playing time should not be a consideration. No. 3, a parent with a son who is a bench-warmer, reflects · "name-withheld," calls for imp(esiing the girls and likes the idea of chuc)cjng the whole thing aod calling the game a "scrimamge.'' No. 4, a parent with a son wbo is a staner, and a prior son who djdn't start. says ·~Keep it as it is. It's realistic. represents life and teaches more than football ... as well u 'just win, baby, and get real.' " No. 5, a vice president or a local publication, says "Participation first and give the coach a raise under the "play 'cm all" philosophy, regardles.s of record." .No. 6.-a_w.atcr polo parent with a son who sits. soberi the issue: "Bench-warmers" parents, and the players, arc Crustrated, saddened and abused by the "only the. best play" policy. " ... The Jcjds should learn inteJrity, ethics, cooperation; thiS is hardly achieved when the coach favors the elite and maligns the bench-warmers; they brutalize the second-and third·stringen ... needlessly. '"'The coach is supposed to be a moral and cthical,cumple, not a 'gorilla,' and this goes for the 'gorilla' parents of the first stringc.rs., who stop at nothlng to get playing time for their kids." ' . No. 1. from a parent of a son See GLORY/II \ , .• October 13, 1992 The Newport BeacNCosta Mesa Daily Pilot Sportl Editor ROlft' Carlsoa. ••. 642-4330 m.387 11ca11 a Sports on TV-radio/82 Honof'S/83 Classifie<W4 High school girls basketball Mustangs'· McNamee era bell• willl mnpbasis on -· the enort-tun-wili equation ~ Pressure aside, she admits unique back-to-back opportunity. By Barry Fiulkner SpdW!llr COSTA MESA -Usa Mc- Namee brings more than an , impressive collection of cham- pionship rings back 'to high school girls basketball, after-a season as a volunteer as- sistant for NCAA and Pa<; 10 champion Stanford. McNamce, officially announced Monday as Costa Mesa High 's girls coach, said she has a better perspective on ooaching, bas- ketball, and where both rank in her life. She also said she is looking fohVard to_a unique opportunity to win back-to-back champion- shtps at different levels. back-to-bade, and it's very appealing to have that chance." The 30-year-old McNamee. who replaces Jim Weeks after he resigned ScpL-21, said she sought other coaching opportunities at the college level, but nothing felt right. "I had decided I wasn't going to coach th.is year, and th.at if other opportuniues were offered, I wouldn't take them, so I could take a year off," she said. "But this was-a phenomenal opportunity that a lot of high school coaches would have loved to take. On paper this is one of the bes~ teams in Orange County ... I feel the-sc girls need- ed someone to step in here and help them accomplish what they want to accomplish. I believe I'm the person to do that." McNamec, who won two league titles at her alma mater, including a 10-0 season in the Pacific Coast League her final year, said she does not want to put pressure on the girls by setting lofty goals. She did, however, say titles at the league, OF (Southem Sec- tion) and state levels "arc· not goals outside the realm of possibility." -' . Costa Mesa, led by three-time All-CIF se- ~~,.._, .. li$a McNamee has taken over the girls basketball reins at Costa Mesa. "I don't know if there's ever been a coach who won a national (collegiate) champion- ship, then followed up with a ClF champi· 1 onship the next year," said McNamee, who spent six seasons as Estancia girls coach (1985-91) before venturing to Palo Alto. "I may be the first person to puU that off, lection Olivia D1 Camill1 , a !>e n1or See MCNAME~ Ultimate fantasy: Never an unhappy day ~ Tracy Austin has found that certain rainbow after enduring her terrible accident 3 years ~go. By Richard Oum $9ClflS Wttlr I ( any tennis player could understand these children with life- threateoing,illnc.sses, it's Tracy Austin. . The former teenage sensation, who turns 30 in December, plays a diff ercnt circuit now after an automobile accident in 'New Jersey tragically ended her comeback three years ago. Austin -the youngest player ever to win the U.S. Open, de- feating Oms Evert in 1979 at age 16 -was serving up wishes on Sunday in the fifth annual Scarlc/Wycth-Aycrst Olarity Ten- nis Invitational at the Balboa Bay Oub Racquet Oub. The twO pharmaccutK:al companies donated StS,000, in addition to ticket revenue, to the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Orange County, Inc. Before the tournament, Austin, along with seven other tennis legends, gave personalized lessons to six Orange County children with life-threatening illnesses. ~ For Austin, who won one of her first junior tournaments at th.is same BBC Racquet Oub, she feels fortunate to even be on the court. - - She vividly rcca.1ls that night in New Jersey in 1989, pulling out of a hotel parking lot and getting smashed on the driver's sjdc by· a speeding car that ran a red light. She suffered a bruised heart and spleen, crushed her h.ip bone and permanently damaged her right knee, whiCh is stil.1 fastened together by a 'screw. She will never again make a comeback. "It changed my life," Austin said. "I started begjnning to ap- preciate thiop a little more. I rcaµzed that you're only on this · earth for a short time, you don't know when you're time is up. When I wu laying on the ccment, peralyzed, I thought to myself that l would never have an unhappy day again if I could ever walk again." Bcf ore the accident. Austin had been on another, comebaclc trail. A sciatic nerve problem, along with an assortment of other injuries. forced Austin out of the women's professional circuit in 1983. "My life had been planned out.'' she wd. "1 thought I'd be out playing tennis for the next 10 years, and being at a you~g . See AUSTIN• Tracy Austin1 _IVlustanus' IP-eshmen working on a three-game roll T he Costa Mesa High (re.sh.men football team is on a roll since bowing to Rancho Al:unitos. 26-13. The Mustnngs made it three straight victories last week with an impressive 29-21 victory OYCr Calvary Otapel. What made the win a little bit special was the fact that,'a) the Mustangs faced a Calvary team oonsisting of sophomores and juniors and b) C.OSta Mesa trailed, 21-0. at one point. "It was very surprising," said a pleased Mustangs Coach Jim Hagey. "They (Calvary) have a very good football team. They liad good size, were very aggrc sivc, had an_uc.ellcnt runner and threw the ball very well. ''I really think this is the best team we've seen this sea.son, better than Rancho." For the first, and only, time th.is . season, the Mustangs played 12-minute quarters. "It was al.most a couple minutes too long," Hagey admitted. as Costa Mesa had to hang on for dear life at the end of the game. After battling back to take the lead, the Mustanp took over with about four minutes to play. They were marching in for what was to be the clinching score when Calvary forced a fumble and took over. "We stopped them again and had-the ball with a chance to run out the cloct,-uid Hagey. "But with a Tew seconds left, we fumbled it away again." What transpired made thinss more nervous as the Eagles completed a pass to move to the C.OSta Mesa 15 with six seconds to play. However. Brian Reeves intercepted a pass to secure the victory. Calvary scored on the game's first play, breaking a 95-yard run for a score. then added two more score{ before the Mustangs could dent the scoreboard for a touchdown in the lasr three minutes or the finr half. Down 21· 7 at halftime. Hagey said he didn't~ anything special to tell his troops at the break. "All I said was we need to block and tackle and we weren't doing either one," he said. C.osta Mesa took the second-half kickoff and drove it quickly down the field to score to narrow the margin. The conversion attempt f a.iled, but Calvary was whistled for a faccmask ca.II. The ball was mistakenly placed on the 7-yard-linc (half the d.ista11cc to the ~al from the penalty) mstead oflhc 1 ~ Hagey, thinking he needed to gain a little more than a yard. sent in an off-tack.le play. "It worked, even though we were at the 7," he said Lightweights of tho-play which made 1t 21-15. Berund the running of Ryan Taylor and Reeve , the Mustangs tied it at 21, then went in front foy the See UGHTWEtGHT&W ·r MESA TIRE COMPANY AIJTO FITNESS CENTER . 548-9182 # 2049 Harbor Blvd. • ea.ta Mesa r MJJl>ES: • 'llE llOTA'llON . 'FIONT fJI) U. SJS!!a.s ...... ......... Quality work In COsta Mesa and Newpor1 Beach Since 1969 E~ erk*. Block, Stone~~· and (714~12 • 1111'1 Btlll ~ Costa Mesa's 'Hutch' Hutchison clicks off No. 80 Wednesday. By Richard Olm 5'larll Wltlr H is time remainin.g is short, but ._Elvin "Hutch" Hutchison iS still Witbceliq his arm to keep the clock moving. The former halfback for the Detroit Lions and 17-year National Football League official turns 80 )Can old on Wednesday. Last July, when Hutchison we nt back to Detroit with his girlfriend to visit some cro- nies, the fear of passing on sank in. Given the possibilities, he decided there was no better "a} to go out tban 1n style. Why not let his airs out, he thought. Although he's a healthy man who regularly exercises and says he feels great, H utchison i~n't taking any chances. Deep down, be ~· lieves this could be bis last hurrah .• So last Sunday, with about 90 family and friends gathered at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Oub (Hutchison serves on the board of the Costa Mesa SenioTS Golf Association), he hosted an 80tb birthday party. "We were at a friend 's home (in Detroit), and they served us drinks oo this coclctail naplci.n," Hutchison rec.alls. "I read a little saying on the cocktail napkin and it said, 'Go first clu.s -your airs will.' SO I got to·thirlk· ing about it and I just decided that I'm going to have a binbday party this year. You never know." In his first 79 years, be has certainly gained a few yards. •H utchison, a longtime Costa Mesa rcsi· dent originally from Red Oak, Jowa, was nicknamed th'c "Red Oak Express" at Red Oak H igh in the early 1930s. He was in· ducted into the school's Football Hall of Fame with the inaugural group in 1990. GLORY: From 91 \\ ,) hJ) ,,I! hH !Hl 1:n1 r1.. '~ ·•'011. "hu h.1:. ~r.1rt~u lur . ·1 ertul! 'c. ·~·Jn :ind ''ho h.1~ run the gamut u! 13 ~e.ir'-.. , .1 'l:p::r·mom: I30~1~1c..r~ 'hould b~ :.upportini;. thi: ·1 L..\~I. not thanking tbt 111c~ • \\ 111 J'!>Ufl t 1H. r c.l aid ... plJCC r. the t1r!>t ICiJnt ~rie p\.op 1.. I \c i:c11111i: imuh"J an 1h .. e kmtb 01 thing:.: \\ h1lc other) do not. :ind -.ume JUSt can '10l ... I 1hink ii \OU a~kcd 1hc l-;1d thi:m,1.:h !., mo·: of' them '';int the It.am to \\In. "E\1.:f)un..: pl.~)., J e·c;i1 theory lor the \C.r\'\ounc II "vnh· a !![l-ffiC' and II u C!>O'I m.111cr bdong,-in the . 11c1ghbo~Lood p.1ik \\Ith .1 pi I.up c.11nc be:\' c«n lrrenJ . and i'ruthfulh. 11m:itt1.:r'1.:.~n 1h~n •• ( , ' I I r; r, ~ I "" Elvin 'Hutdt' Hutchison "l'm sure I had some long runs. but I don't recall how many," he said. "rd break loose a lot in college. toO. We didn't keep track of yardage back then. We just took for granted that if one guy kept matins good plays. ~e paper would talk about him, but it wouldn t mention (his yardage)." •A defensive back and halfback at Whit- tier College, where be is also a member of its Hall of Fame, Hutdlilon can't axnpare today's football with yesterday's game, but there were dearly some diffennc:ea. "Watching these guys today," be says, "the defensive teams are so rested. or course, "hen I was playing, you nCYer thought about coming out of the game. You played (JO min- utes. o r 58 minutes of the whole night, and the re weren't different groups all the time. "I don't know. They play a lot more ag· gressivcly than we did, too, probably. There were no facc·mask penalties because we just had those leather helmets. And, or course, shoulder pads weren't as sophisticated as OK. class. remember what I S81d: Stnke fast, hit hard and wart ... here comes another 'quarterback'. · I I I I ,. I ..., ....... llun ...._ ....,_. two ,an for the Lions ............. , .. I.GI~ Buldop wl lllllJ a II 8w'I im 1M old P.a&c Ollll 1-.. ....... hlnlil.a• to allii i•i .. wllic:lana11 m 1137,eanill._ · •He •li•rid iD me U.S. Navy in MaJ, lMJ, .cl lelwd a a Liculeaant Junior Onde (LTJO) dllria& World Wu 11 in the V-12 CPlt 'm1 fill••) pnJpUDS. He also =-• in the Amphibious Landina iD the Pbilippiacs and in Napsaki. ""&erybody was enliltina and going in 10 se~ their munuy," he said. "We didn't know you were supposed to protest." •Hutchison, following teaching and a;.wchina stints ·at Seal Beach clcmemary school. Otrus College. Burbank High and Burroupa (Burbank) Hip. became principal at Kaiser Jr. Hiab iD a.ta Mesa in 1959. He retired &om there in 1974. DuriDa his ,an at Kaiser, Hutchison ~ bil __.eadl in the NFL a a head lancwnan "One time, I called (Qicqo Bean Coach) Gecqe lblaa over and penelitcd him t.S ~for ~lii"anHke coaduct," be said. .. (Hala) ... bKt to the beDcb and said, 'You n:allJ llink.' So I threw up IDOtber flaa ud P"8 him mother IS-yard penalty. I said to llim. 'How do I smell now, George?' " It -soup on the family -"Sometimes (foodld) docm't settle too well y.'ith women frieada or a wife," he says -but the NFL pl.,ed lbictly on Sundays in the 1950s and 60I. aUowina Hutchison to arrive home in ti.me for school the next morning. "The games they played were a lot faster/' he said. "We didn't have a lot of them tele- vised and we didn't have games on Thursda) or Monday nights. It was strenuous, but 1t didn't interfere with work." .. TELEVISION Equestrian 8 p,m -Na:., s C-.. ;>. S .. Auto Racing 5 p m -GP cf P1'c.. ( ESF'. 6 pm -Of:-road ra: ""; E-r;, ; ;:.m -'.HRA c~ ... : · ESF-. Soccer s p r:l -A?SL Cl":l. • SC 6 pm -E~L~" Lt. _ PJ. Baseball 5 30 p.m. -P ··~)· .. ' :., 2 Hockey i 3!) p--Sh?,U·• ~ P Boxing 9 p -• ~t·Cla ~ Bowling 9 30 pm.-lPal L..:-. ESf" RADIO .... b•ll 5 30 pm -P .,.r M~ •.., ·111. Hockey 7 30 PllL-SJ· .,, . X' ",~ .0 lllaPI win two NEWPORT BEACH -Brett McAllister and Nathan Andersen scored nine goals each to lead the host Newport Harbor HiJh water polo team to a pair or wins Mo n· day, the opening day of t.he No nh Orange County Tournament. So. : lrom ,, me.tiler of :.ir ..: .. :1;c:. 15: J 2 JOll l I, 1\ llh bcn.:h·\1iHOlllh! ,lfld :.tartan.! c.:\pcrrcnc"': "\\\: h:l\e .. "''·)told our bm) 1h:11 Jura:l-! A 'I ~O. lfarbor Arca. L:a .-L\.~:> 1: .inti 1:1:: l>J.,i..c.:tb:ill the~ \\OulJ get to · p.irlrdpJ!.:," but. \\C iJbO told them th;it "h~n th.~ cot to JUnior h1ch or !i1!!h !>~ho I :Ill\ \\Ould h,;,c.: 10 \\Ork h;ird :u c:1rn .a ~1an11•g. l re\ n pl.1) .O-! rxi-111011 CdM po/oists captu~e pair Newport defeated La Habra, 14- 6, and Fountain Valley, lJ..6, as goalie Jason Marsh anchored the defense. · \\ c .l c.:('H" 1h .. 1 :h1~ h.1rd \\OI ,1:1rh .. .,:ood ~ ' in r • I Jr:., tho)c \\ho \\UI k h.irtl .• 1.nd arc coud .1t what 1h1.:\ du. arc fC\1,1ri.Jcd. . " I thrnl. 'Or 1.: p;ircni.. ma~ n1.:1:d to let thc.1r ~hrldren k.1rn u !1:1' thine' on 11 .. 1r o,1n -the' \\Ill h.1,c to !>I.ind un 1hc1r \11\f; )omed:iy! ....., ~e,erai olhc:r ... t-lcphon:d .• rnJ ur.c~. le~hn!: I h.1u ' ll 1t~d the lfll\l \\ith dc1.i1., he (cins1dcrcd "c:ontid1.:n11.d I he b.ll.1ncc o! phone , 1 ., *led ''llh the "be t·pl.1~. oJhc~~· 1t" 10~1.. • . - CORO~A DEL ~1AR -Bri.rn CcKi fl ;ror~d nine goJb in l\\O g:ime~. 111eh1d1ng ~i' in the ~econd g.1me. a Coron:i. del M.1r H1_ll "atcr polo rc.101 \\ept to ::!::!·1 and 15·1 \ICtori. .. , o\~r Uni\er,tl) .ind ~a tk. rc-pCdl\ IJ, ~londi.1) Ill 1111.. opening ruund) of the ~l rth c... .... .1.•..11 Orange Coulll) Tournament. • • ·~ s:orh: 1.•,.,)00 2 s •e n 2 J.'.l" 2 Ur .. ~ H. rri1 gton :idJed fr.c • ~ e:;!': ~"» s:a.-Codori 6 ~:J'I 5 £Oji rn lhc:. "econd £amc for CJ~I C.'i!'.!.; Si.es S»yei: {9·~). -!J.1 thC' U.1iJ.• Pilc>t CdM tennis team edges El Toro ~L \\PORT Uf:ACH -Corrina dcl Mar High'!> Nu I dvublc-. \c:im ol AJ1ciJ 13011..1.: J.nd Chri,11c O'~kar.1 !>\\Cpl · ~londay, .1!> Cd~I \\'1:11, there \ou l!.L; In the 1111 .. 1 clcfc,atcJ El Toro, 10· , in n non· .1n.1h 1s lh('rc·~ uni~ 1,111e wu1e \Ull lc:iguc a;irh ti:nni match on the: c.111 i.1kc on th~. rid that~ w-·------- ............ , ............ la... 0 2 2 0-. """"""""' l ' , 4-14 ,........ ... --a.y 1,...., 1, 1111 ~ ... 2. .. Mc-.4.**-1 S-:llWllll ............................... ..__Y*y 2 l l 0-I .....,.__ l 4 I 0-1' ,........ ... --..... '·"""' '· w,.a 1 ... ... 2 .,._' .. ~ s S..: lliwtll 1 MONDAY'S COUNTS DAVEY'S LOCKER -£ t. .n 1"'4 4 ytl 1o• 122 t ~ t....a i4 ··OPC 16 Oj) 11.:o :o t. ~.., 1..1..i JI ~ ~ bin 16 ltlf. rocil' 31· rr •r ~ NEWPORT LAHDtNO -~ ~~ 1 3 &n ¢ei ~9 S.nJ wss il2 ~ 0 bus. Sl IOC>' 10 vc."1'tl 10· t.;.. • 1a ~ 6 rt .;of/I' J ~ •' • 21 l'l't• ttd, 3 Jng~CI I ~'l DANA WHARF -~ ' 5 air; s Z , 1 b c.. .o ...... ::o ~•'IC llln .a m3tlm 12 ~ ~~-21 ........ 2 :! ~Oil'( 211 p ' 50 ydoft•:i r.:nJ AUSTIN: From 81 Jc;e, I \\,1)11'1 prup.1ri.:d lo ·• • ccpt 11." ,~lthou1'h .. h.: mi-.\1.:)> c11111f!d· ini:, Au,1111, \\hO \\Oii .1 a"'c:ur~ ~f 11.1tion<1I 111k' in a 111 ,1~111fi· cent junior c.ar~cr, •'coming oil .1 prcn~ £OU<l ')unum:r. onto tho pror.lonal ten S«nc in 1976, becomina 1 you11gcliit player (14) to .co pc1e at Wimbledon :and 1 U S Opl!n, onJ spla .. hed on the (0\Cr o( many ll.111u11 ll),1i;.1Lilll.!'>. I lcr 1ncn.:d1bly com.a le rcwrt.I co.abk d her to bcc.un th\! )OUll~ !It player in hi~10 w ctun SI million in pri She ~\.I') an· ,..----.--..... --~-~ money. "It. "'a~ de nitcly ta diCf c Cll l \\U) u gruw in~ I.Ip ~he !lard. "Uu1 ke pt thang'I I proper pro'lpc t1\·e. I don' tlunk I ever co things OUI • O pro pccti"e .111 I med to 'I.• a~ normal ,; Juctcd into the I n1cr n.1 11on:-il l'ennts t l.111 of r:arm: 1n l"\c\~· port. R I • on Juh• 11. \\tll~cd for· ~u · .1 ... 1 \. o I o r c u m· men1:uor .11 the u ~rcclu na 01~ mpi '· en· J.WNI .1 , ~imil.ir f>0'~1ble "Al lime) i \\.~h kind u tt..ugh bcc.t1: \: I 'm pl:t)1 n ~I .1r1 in :i nno111h:ang a,. :o.i~nmcn1 for c .1bIc·)1.111 u n l., !:) ,\ ;11 I h C L ~. Open .ind rde.t,cd her nC\\' L'IOUt Uv u>ncl Ccnr1.•r ·c o u r I . .\I) Stol).. Shi! a.bu sot eng;i;,cd. Tr.icy Au~t1n, at 16. ( N ..1' r a 1 i Io' ,1) on Sund~•) and gu1ng to ~hool on ~1ont1J) .ind lHl\~ \\OUld "It \\a' a nic~ urpri,e," Au,1itt ,iljJ ui her Hall of F.amc anthtd1on. "I n1.·\cr offki.111> rc111\.d, so I lie.hr thou;h1 ~1buu1 it I \\,1,u'1 C\'-'il \lll lhC h.tllOt. It ''·''\\.I" emot1on31 f ·r me \\hen I \\,1; ~hang, .1c.ccp1nncc "I 1,; .. d1 bv \'.':1u c k nn '') h.t.. l•c. 11 a Lui:, po:.11 he th mg in nr~ Ille •· • ,\u-.tin. proud \)I .fter 'J.~ \,,. . r1.:i::r relorJ u~:tin~t '·'" 11, l1u1 1 High school basketball ::irt ·"Un.! '.'Ol! 01i1 Uut I re· .t! I~ CllJU~ ~d. II. 1 kit I \\ .. ~ ludo). . "~l.l\bC I llll\>CJ OUI on the "'nt\ r 0pro111. but I \\ :t) \\ h~r~ I ''·1111co 10 l.:-: Pl.1)10S J I \\1m· L>k.11111 ;.igJ11hl Chn E'en,'' \u-un. hy •nnpl~ l°'lang nh!.: 10 ,,,11k, "111 th.'\c.f hJ\C .. n Ull• h.1pr. d.1v ·•!!•1111 Shi: > r •£hi \\her~ h(' \\,111h 1 ·tic ;is:iin. Mater Dei's Sufi commits to St. Mary's College SANTA ANA -K.amran Sufi, a 5:f0l)t·11 senior at Mater Dci Hi&}\ verbally com.mined Monday to continue his basketball and academic career a< St. Mary's College in Moraga • .---- Sufi, approaching his third season as the Monarchs' starting point guard, averaged 5.3 assists and 4.9 pomts per game last season, hrt!'ang Coach Gary McKnight's squad to a 34-2 record, a CIF Southern Section title, and a berth in the state DivtSion I cham· p K>nship game .. Sufi, who carries a 3.32 GPA. lS the second current Mate r Oci player to mak.c his college choice (David Drakeford announced has plan to attend Oregon u....--"" ... State last week). Sufi Sufi is the 21st Monarch to m~e on to a Division I program, during McKnight's 1 l ·year tenure as Mater Dci's coach. McNM&: From 81 guard this year, was 59-29 the last three seasons under Weeks. The Musunp won a Clf champion- ship in 1988-89, and were defeated in the Southern Section title game the following season. Mesa lost in last year's CIF quarterfinals. Costa Mesa Principal Mike Murphy said a selection committee interviewed four very unprcssivc candidates, but that McNamcc "blew them away . "I remember watching some games (Costa Mesa) played against her (Estancia) teams, that I Lhougbt we had better talent. But Usa did a nice job with he r girls and they beat us. I was very impressed with that, and with the type Qf ( collegjatc) experience she was· able to add last year." "I have picked up thinp scrat· cgy.wise, but my buic philoa> phics and defensive schemes haven't changed," she cxplai~d ''The top priorities for me arc tlaat the girls always give 100 pcrc:etll, and that they have fun. If this team gives 100 percent, wc'U win -period." McNamcc addressed the issue of changing allegiance to Estan· cia's cross·town rival, saying, ··1 look forward to playin& Estancia. and I think it will be a great pmc. But, I'm glad I'm on this side tbJs year." MeNamcc also mtroduccd nro assistants, Kim Bcctba.rt and Shontcl Sherwood, whom she said round Out a staff that is tough for other county procnms to match. Sherwood a>acbcd with Mc· Namee at Estancia, and wu the Eagles' junior vanity coacb last season in Russ Davis' propam. Bcckhart, a 6-foot·J poll ape· McNamce, who proudly dis· cialist, was an assistant the las& played her NCAA and Pac.JO • two years at UC Rivenide. She championship rinp -o~c . on said she is lootina forward to each hand -said she will am-working with Mustangs' 6-2 cea~r. plcment some of what she teamed April Van Sweden. under C ardinal Coach T ara "She and April are al.ready best Vanderveer last year. friends," McNamcc said. h.1,e l.111h m ~our coach. hope h.:'" do1n_ the be~t JUb for C\Cf)Unc :rnd ~npport ham. In reOcc11un. a bettcr·\\ordcd ~uf\n m1ch t hJ\C e!'ed a bc11cr purpc)-.e. I hen again, .,,,me of the commenh might nol ha\C cmcrgccl ut all \\Ith u borins ')Ul"cy Some 1irncs )OU need 10 r~attlc thL c.1ge a · li11lc. LIGHTWEIGHTS: From B1 llr'lt 11me J~ the hulJc.:r un the cxira point, Re1.:,es, \UCccs~full} p;.i.,:-.ed for the l\\O·point 1hc ~1U')\.ang rc:bounded in :t bis "·'~ to thump LIJ') Amigo-.. 47·0, then ol.1n~cd rro~. 14·0. llo1h RceH., :mt.I Taylor scored 1wice, with Ree, es con"crting on a l\\O point comcrsion ;ig;iinSt Lo~ Amigui.. Again~t ·1 fO), Rce\Cll nutc.hcd both T O!I .111d haJ a key 1ntcrc1.:p1ion \\h1ch '.:' up the fan.11 \Clll (: Gamebusters! Hi gh school girls Pos. School, NOwd ~ 1. c., .... del .., fa.ot t40 1 ' h. t.t\Mlt If• \I 1 I Ill ~ •• ~ Cucrq&-0) 111 0 Lo~1 in <ill 1lm, 1 bcheH, Ill thc true \\Ort Ir of the re,1,; !"e, "ho d()(..,n't get the pla)ang 11me fur one rea'>tlll or .another. 'I here i11 a <l11lcrc.:nt cc n.11111 for C\ely pla)Cr lt>ll C\Cr)' !\{1u.1d, uml ~llll jU\I h:t\C IU pl.1y the h.1nd ) 011 're dcah \\ 11h. cun\.ct ion CO\IJ Mc'·' then '>!retched il'I k.1tl II> :9·21 J\ lby Ranmct b1ukc 1hrou~h the.: J111e on t1 1r:ap pl.1y aml r.1c.\.U ·o )olHh fut lhc ore. h>llu" in,; the lo tu R;ancho. 'J he rc-.cf\C 1s there e\/Cf) d.1y. .,.._ he gh·cs C\Cl)thing he h.1~, • Oc:l 7 -~4. Toronll0 3 !l.f.llllCl1mc~ rnori: 1h.1n 1hc ,t,111c1. Oct 1-ToronlD 3. Olldlncl 1 11 I I .j I I Oct. 10.,.ToronlD 7. °'*'II 5 J>t nnls llroilcl'lwus 16 n V1tllJ l'ilul ~portf "rilu nho~ c-olumn "" 111-cp llglltntlgh11 appt•1trs c• cry rm 1.d.t.t. -ft £ c 1,1 ,1 ro c .anu IC' p ••) ~ 11, JU'I Oct 1'-Toronto 71 Olldlrld 8, t1 ~ a' JO or -HI others tlo. ___ Oct 12-TorG* I. om..t.2..(t_... ._ ..... 1-2) 11~ rn:tv be used on 1; 1.11 Def U-Olldlnd • ToronlD 2 1c.1rn' onh" perhaps &cl in on one Oct. W;Olldlnd • TCllMO or 1wo :.n,1p an ;in entire g..ime , 111 1.111J, on lhl! adchncs lhl! cntarc game, ready 1f e.1llcQ 11pon ... rcgMdlc s ol the 1c;1m '>f)mt. I.Jul "hen thm 1i1lc 11ng come,, or the 11~i; \lic101y is in h.and. he 100. h:irc' 1hc Glory .... ind 1hc c .. teem of hi!> tc.1111malc:\, .. Oct l ---5.PllllD'gll1 Oct7---13.~S Oct 9-,. ' "'3~2 Oct 10---1, .. • Oct 11 -,.._. 7. --, '** .......... 3 2) Oct ,,_,., •• ,..,.. Oct, •• _,.,~ .... 'd ~ Olf\'W cwrtld on ICNX (1010) r9dlo . • •so •ss •57 •40 •37 •32 •31 •30 • 30 (Last week's plays of 30 yards or more) Dan Sundquist (Calvary Chapel), punl. Dan Sundquist (Calvary Chapel), punt. Binh Tran (Costa Mesa), touctldown run. Cody Charley (Estancia), run. Bnan Barajas (Mater De1), ·TO pass. James Vega (Costa Mesa), punt return . Binh Tran (Costa Mesa), run. Tanner Rupp (Corona del Mar). field goal. Binh Tran (Costa Mesa), touchdown run . Game SIDPllll'll .j c:: 1 !Y's Sl4( \ISO) llJ ~ l ortn-c (8.()) 11 G 6 los Ar.as (S· ll 1 7 ' " D.l!T'f "<ademy llO t) • 13 B tt~ ~ifielO Cl 0 2) ~ 9 l BtXtl Pgry (9<01 10. Mia CO\U (10·il II f(S.l) 12 t.ainuno VMrt 16·ll 13 ................... . '" Sot! B.vbara (9 71 15 U toro 13 ~J 16 ,, ~lr!O (7·J) 17 l~ 011!1 t7·4J 1a los ~ 11-3) It 1 OITtY Pintt (6•4) ?() t.WttOti Newport Beach/Costa M-Daily Pilot 01 5 Tuesday, October 13, 1992 83 ~ II). .. j Orange County ~r.ep Football Top 1 0 (Daily Pilot selections) 1. Esperanza 8. Irvine Aztecs (5·0) explode with 42·0 rout of res pected Sunny Hills: Cypress next J · 2. Los Alamitos Griffins (5·0) hand Lakewood first . loss with e y e ·P o p p I n g 56·0 win: No. 58 Loara next. 3. R. Alamitos Va queros (4·1) handle only real f 1ght In league. 35-14. No. 60 Balsa Grande next Eagles (5·0) blast Uni. 4 9 .7 ; Heav yweight foe (Irvine) nex t on schedule. 5. Servite Fnars (4·0· 1) beat up on Marina. with 39· I 1 w1r1; ai Westrr nster Ill s v,ee m Sun:>et .... J Vaqueros (4·1) hammers Woodbridge , 31·13, Santa Margarita tn tttanic. 7. Trabuco Hiiis Mustangs (5·0) reaching mew plateau. belong in South Coast; Laguna Hills next 8. Mater Dei · Monarchs ( 4·0·1) handle run ·run Ramona. gird for South Coast banle 9. Laguna Hills Milestone for 5·0 Hawks. w1 I be tested this week with T rabuco Hills this week 1 o. Capo Valley Cougars (J.2) have waded through tougti non·league s.a!e; hOSl l,IJ!er 0... s .... ee~ SALT & PEPPER Pilot Power Ratin g Orange County Pr ep Football Pot.er ra:.ings based on pertorma11ee · ~ s~·~·n er st~ cl:. c • • .. t Thursd•r'• Gem•• ••• Vl-le•ev• N~ Kattlet a r., •1 i.f, ~.,, ~ •SAbl leut" Ce•1t l•99u• MJSSion v.eio n Cl lcwo • T":t..co H. l C•"'"" l•99V• S....MI~_.,. (l~ ~9"99L•ee VMl'tll • V.tsltrn ~.,, S..llMI lllaP-P·\ ~"or-L••eu• "-... AIMMlll • ~ Iii• ;e frtd•r'• O•m•• ••• View L••eu• .,,~ "' c• • '-*1IO'I " , Sr .. .....,,... ........ .. eclftc CeHt L•-.ve Ce1te ...... 11 llll'N Buth l tlOllcO Hilt YS l .,_ ~ II M.ssioll VotiO S-t" CeHt Le99ue • Meler 0.1 II Caoin-V t fouru \~ , n Eo Cf\ 11 occ Ou.an~~"•' Iii.I~ kK~ l'JtN '" Sr-11·1 -... 80'64 Str.1c • ~.n [mplre l ea911e E~ar.a"' c,,,. n v.c~·mi ~mil" ( ... los A'¥! • 1 • • ll i')k1\I P11 • Cent11ry le9911e Cl!'~ •S ~ I p .. ( ~· -~ Or~ » r.,,. I • T • ,, •• ..,.~ l••1111• '8er>I '"' H f "'P.11~ f ,. l 1 ~ I SonOIHl T r H t\ • Cerden Crove lee9ue G.110.~C:.., ' LIC.. J I .. l11S# ... .,, .... " Seturdey, Oct. 17 -"eclflc CoHI le99ue l1tancla C •"" o\ , Ot•"9• Le99U9 ru t'I 4 • I.I , .... I 11 LI I ~1 p,., Cerden Qrove league °"" 1io11 • Sall ClemefN lu"Mtleeeue ~~~~P'"""acd•"" 1 •~ JAMES '{fGA COREY SIDES A 5-foot-7 The I 175-pound 5-foot-10, senior, he 165-pound caught two junior passes for. 28 cornerback yards, and had had an another circus interception. catch for a.To and blocked nullified by a \._-,...;..__-.--_,extremely eosta Mesa penalty. well as a wing back. CODY CHARLEY JAi RO· ARCEYUT The sehior The two-way 5-f oot-8, standout rushe· 145-pound. for 42 yards on junior corner seven carries, ' back-re interoepted a ceiver, pass, and caught three added five passes for ,. tackles, ..___...::;.__....J39 yards, including one OB sack. a·nd played solidly defensively. ~ Sports cars racing The senior tight end-linebacker caught four passes for 53 yards. including a 22-yard touchdowr catch on which he dragged two def enders to payd1rt. BRIA\. 'HALL The 5-foo~·6, 175-pound senior ta11oac~ rushed !or i 30 yards on ·15 carnes i1 111s first star! ass1g'nment of the season in 21-7 victory o ·er Ramona:· GORDY CLEMO A 6-root-2 I 210-pound defensive tackle, he graded 92 percent v.1th six tackles ~ two for losses - and rour OB pressures. . . FERl'.A DO CARVAJAL A 5-foot-9. 205-pouod . senior guard. he graded out 97. t)ercerit and ~ho v"led tremendous oetermin· allon . acc?raing to his coach JEFF SANITA Costa Mesa's Gilcrease ready to~ Atlanta Raceway The 5-foot-10, ....------. 185-pound senior linebacker ·was in o" nine tackles in his first action after a knee injury Which sidelined ............................. ._....... him for two games. DANNY SUNDQUIST A 6-foot-4, 226-pound two-way tackle, he boomed punts of 60 and 58 yards, averaging 43.5 yards on 5 punts. JEREMY JOHNSON The 6-foot, 165-pound junior comerback intercepted a Costa Mesa pass, returned it 7 yards, and had eight tackles. Todey .......... (~ -... (...., 0.fgl) i.in.. J """ s;IQJI -Co.lo ~'°' .: ()-HJ!l ) 1 ~ ~ leccer CGftr71 l!!Cll -Salt"" ~· c • • ~ "~ c~~'"'"-occ.,~~s.n Jpm tOl'mNY '~ ·-~ 0.MIQI ~ • C-.vm 3' !!I TeN'11 ~ .. KllOl>I .. --....-'I! , ~ ~ • Ccrn 11r1 t.w l ft'll l•11'" tiNtll 111 CW• ~ •S tetW"r • litn11 lo U1ll G1krcJ'i: ol ('0,1,1 \I._, 1 h." hl.!lll n.1111ed one ,11 the top th11.c 1.:1>11t1.1llkr'> 111 h" """' .11 th1. \ 11· '\1lhl11. R111h1lh. II! h1. h .. ld 0d 111: I~ at Ru.id ,\tl.1111.1 l{.1~1.." ·'}. Parnelli Jones & Metro25_ c!!:t~rs ~P$ ................. ............. . ...... , ..... la'1M'll S17' .• ,,..,.., • 11'$ • fWW'llR ~5 m• Jld.llR15 111• ~5 •.• J1r11915 •.• m11..-rs 121.• SU1L915 131 • fWWN ....... ., ................. ,.....,. -· ,...., ... ,....,s n• ~5 11• 21~5 •• fWW'7 ·=r. .. ..... I .... . T °' Olllllly IJtlll , ,. RMaM w'O All SU.TrtM L751111.9 ••• 225•7•1• •• ~-.. 11W5Rl• •• ZJ!.81• •• HIGff PEfllfOIUIWIC( lllMTlD ,_, ..... I_,. a.• ,,...... 11• 1..-,s M.• ....,5 ... 11.-is n.• For a limtted time only -Monday Night Foat:balf ret.ums again tD the Villa Nova Join us for all the action upstairs on our 51Vs. Enpy our famous 5ports Buffet for only $5. Action starts at5pm. For more info call 642-788J. Be There!· 3131W.C.-~ Nll'~··•ch .FREE Smog· Gerlilication wtth every carburetor rebuild Carburetor Rebuilding• Fuel Injection Tune-Up• Smog Certification Open Mon-Fri 8:30 to 5:30 Call (714) 642-8286 for an appointment 2945 Randolph Ave. Costa Mesa SERVICf LOU~ G; 1br~I SHOCKS & STRUTS 'i • • , (l " ... , r. ,. "' • · .• , • i SIU£ _,...,..._ 1*11111111 ..... a.,111 ......... ..,_LT....... -..aJ£ I ~-~ 1..,_,_. -..P1111tn ..... _.,....,...,.... I ---~ I ! .. -. ! ·~ ¢ s19~ ~~ sm~ ~ ~ ! ·J.o:t ! I ·-I ti!! ~ ....... 1-\ I ..... I I I ••I II 1• ...--.=.:: .. __. ...... ~ ....... 1~11 I ··-I •• w---.___. ...... 1 L ........ ....._............... ......_..._. ...... .._ __ ............. L ~Hr '• -----~ ----~ ~'·~ .. ~ .......... • ,........, ........................ ;Id····--Niii_ .... ,..,,, .. ,__ ........ ,..,..... • .. ..,.,. FQJ. , ..... 1731 SUPERIOR (AT 17TH STREET) ---COSTA MESA m4> a1-m2 HOURS: l:»I MONDAY • FRIDAY I 7:3N:3D SATURDAY WE HONOR MOST CREOO CARDS ·------.....-Wl!'!l~l-----UllM_,, ..__ .... ,,. lJI•·•• ... ... _., ... 1 ........... ...., -----. ·----- • ' • , 84 Tuesda , October 13, 1992 . ... TM lull 9"d P81 St.-TNa IUll llnt W -..... h ,..._ en.cit Ur•wn on • 11011 Of C.fotni9 tMM eny ..._.. judlcljlf "°' lNIWI ::=r llled Patr1cie Warmington, ...,.. tf'9 Courtly a.ti ol ,.,.,,.. 1111' •• ...,_(tl lisltM n•1JOna1 b1trik, • cheek Al OW mn. of IM inli{al ~ .,.. undet • .., Thoe 114111 WM Prffidefll OfanQe Counry on...,...,,. .....,. on:~-.,~ , ... publ1Cali0n QI ,.,.. nollce, "you CleiM.,, ..,......, to llW!th .,,. County Oeftl of Tho• atai.mtnt ... tiled .,., ••• ·-••IRHI --"-'A Aylla SUMMOllS llTICI If Ulf dr11wn by n s1a1t or Ito« al ine total amount ol the un lh11 propeny you rnuat Or~ County on s.ptem· Wlltt the County Cl9ttl of P8tl"9 Mal•••lll Thia ••'I~ WM ....... PAllllLY UW YOU ME IN DEFAULT UNOE .. crtd11 uruon, or 1 clltck pard btlanct ol tht oblig.t w.1hon 30 O.t~ of the ftnt btr II. 1992 "6~ C~ty on Stpwn Publtlhed NewJJOr' .. .ch The Foitqwing ~ ..... COUnly ca.n;~ (CITACICMI A NOTICl OI OELINOtJUfT Al-d1awn by • 1te11 Of leder• t.nn uc~ by tn. above fl'U~ of lh• Notice. FMMTO "' p IO ere~~..: Qr Count -...,. __ M•AUO•&~• SESSMElllT LIN DATED Ff• Hv•nos llld lo;an •ttoci• dtlatbed CS.ad of 11uat tit. a --.o ~ atatlflQ PuDliant<I Newport lloxh ber 'I • 1992 Co&ta ..... Dally • I ..,., l F'I ,.,. ,.,.._ M99 ....... V on__...,,. ,,..,_ R"any 1• 1 .... " ,..,., rg YOO *"' the nd FMUN September 29 Octob« I. -·c-· MIN bet 4, 1.-NOTl~a TO •~ ....,, • -· ~ "°"· UVl"OI essoc!Atton, and •ll•mai.d coa11, H VOIJt ., -cosll MHa O•lly Pilot Pu"tlalled H•wporl 13 ...... 1 _.... 'c r. 111 m 11 ~~ .. 1 11, ,,_ · PM3T~t T THO.A. A TAKE ACTK* TO PROTtCT or ··~ -g· ... _k .,..,•,1,ecJ OOOHS, 111\d edv<11\Ctl 11 propet1y MUI Iha Cieri& 01 c~1~..._, ..... Oct-.._ 6 v ,., .-...,"' ..,_ DU~ 1 •YOUR PROPUTY. IT MAY llE in;;;:~~ 5';(;; 0j-;; Ft· Sl,109,54208 tilt O,.,-IQI County SYpe-_,.. ......... •• .,.... 8HCllCos1a -...sa 0My T·760 Jimu Terrues. IH4 Pvbielhed Newpor1 ... ech. 'ATTON SOLD AT A PUILIC SAU If 11 •• pos51ble 1n;i1 ttl the nor Court. 700 C1v1c Centet 13• 20• 1992 Pilot S.ptembt'f 29. Octo-PUIUC -TICE AnahMn ,..,., "'· Coata Co&tA Meu 0.ity Pilot Awl•• AJ e>.-n4•4'• YOU NEED Ml EXPLANATION nancial Code nd a.itho 1rme of salt the openmg Dnve Wnt, Santa Ana. CA T·753 btr 1. t3. 20 1992. IWV Mete, CeW. t2Gr ~ 22. 29, Octo* INOMl»N)I Of THE NATUM OF T11E PRO-rtted 10 do bust,,.n In this O•d may be ltss than the 92701. You also must pro PUBLIC NOTICI t112 Fk:lttlou• This bu11ntH 11 con-e. 13, 1992 You ., • ._..,. eued. A CEEOING AGAINST YOO, YOU state, ,all p11yab1e Ill !tie 101~ 11\debtedntH due. Ylde the O.strrct Allorn•V"• dueled f>V'. an individual T. 736 uale4 .. HIM ._,.. SHOULD CONTACT A l.AWYER. tome or sale, all rtOht, llllt D•I•: e,iz t/92 Oll1ce w.111 an endorsed NOTtCI OF PUBUC NOTICE hal= N•,... Th• reglttreol(s) com· 1--------- d ndo On OCTOBER 20 1992 It and onll!fesl lteld b_w 11, 11 CONTINENTAL DE· copv or the clatm dttCCll'd LllH SALi Stat ent menc:ed to ttantaet butil· PUIUC NOTICE :n1T10..... -ID OOA M." .. ,,_ ..;..., ,~ .. ~. '" m .. '"" ..... WL ...... NT .......... ;~ '"l:".:::::~ 'D::,:;:; ~. N010C£ OS ••••• , .:::.:::. .,,':-...:-:::::~. ::''°"' =.::-...:::..';"::::: - 111 KO•RA J •. MOU"· ICIOS1 lrom the 0r-. County trty Sttualed II\ said County FORHlA, INC.J .... 1 .. tor~'s-Olflcw, 100 CMc GTOIVLNC .. LTl,,HATBUPSUINRESSUAS N,T llual-u N9M• FHP INSURANCE BRO· Se t bar I ............... OUZI Mlfllltl~ 6oufl °"'Ill end &title, ~Cnbech~fol Tru.,,.., c.nier Drive. West, Santa PROrESSION S CODE St~t.ment KER St:RVICES, 9900 Tai· ~::;· on· p em • StatetMnt EL HOMaRI DIL DI· County Ml.lniclpll Court Ml*C lows· Loi 16.7 of Troc1 No. Br T. D. SERVICE Ana, CA 92701. Ult the 521 TOO THAT THE UNDER· The Followlng persons t>ett Avenue, Fountain Val Jemol Terrazas The Followlng persons MANDANTll 111 23'41 Moulton Plrtc._ Ill IM 4224, 1n 1'10 City ol Now COMPANY. •gent Control No. above tn any SIGNED WILL St:LL. FOR •rt d04ng business os: Jey. C.l1f. 92708 Thts slatement wH filed ere doing busineu as· CAlll NO. D32tltl Ctty Ol LAGUNA HILLS, Couftty port Be:tcll, Countv ol Or Br Diane E.rlchon, corre-spondence UNPAID RENT, THl PER· (•)ST,OREFACTS COM· FHP, Inc, Calllornt•, 9900 witll the County Qerlc of BRITE IOEAS; 2513 4 S..no. You heve 30 CALIN. ol ORANGE, SC!let Of callfomla, ango, State ol Cialtlornla, llS Aulat•nt Secret.,r, II vour C~trn Is ~ol llm-!v SONAt. PROPERTY BE· PANY (b)MEACHANOISING T8lber1 Avenue. rountain Chnqe Coonty on Sept~· rfa, Laguna Niguel, Call! D•• DAVI •fter thle under the pow Ol Ille PllllU· per map recoidad In Ba<». eot South L•wla St., Olilfcl~· tnwelll dlSoclllica!o .~eorpn~oyps LIEVED TO OELONO THE SOLUTIONS, 23232 Per W1Jley, Calif 92708 1 bot 11, 1992 926n '"" ltltl0the'9rmtorllottC1"311n p 4 I .ce ' "' FOLLOWING Pamelft Oita S He 118 Lanuna Thia bu1ineu 1 con· FM4aoe Krltlin Elitabelll Cro"", aummona end PelHIOft C---an• Con•.....__ lnCI Re-157, ages I to I • inc u Orenge, CA g2888 erty descrtbed In lhlS No-Orown Oantetle Walker Htlll, Ca~I 92653' " ducted by· a corpo<aliOn h 25134 S I l ,.v •re ••rv.4 on W.U lo sitk:ii~ rto0rd;dc:' AUGUST s1~0. M1scellaneuus Maps (714) 385-4700 tocc to be forleHed lo lhe Oiivid Fair' D•n1el J. Rober1 M3Wlew .eeranus, The re91str11nt(1) com· Pubhhtd Ntwp0t1 BIK . 1nor a, 11guna ftl• • R•aponM (form 23 1971 • lnSlnllNnt No ~I in the oll1ce ol lho County IF AVAILABLE, THE State The property will ColMlan, J;ison Atm11guer, I 0 Dobbin lane, Rt>lilng menced to transact bu ' Costa Mesa Oatlv Pilot ~· Cahl 92677 1282) •t the CO&lrt Md 9o0a 9771 PlllM 411 inc.,. Recorder or sa~d Countv EXPECTED OPENING then be disposed of as Eltzabl'th Tuggle. Harold Hills Estates. Calif, 90274 ness under the F1ctotrous September 22. 29. Oclobef d~~ ~~1:.';,•1:i...!:uJOn· •• ,.,,. • COPr on ........ sNt of ollldai Aecor• of OR~ D<CEPT THt:-R(FROM all BID MAY BE OBTAINED prov1do~1ns H.~~h. ,:;: MOOllty, Mateo Gomez This bustness IS con Bustness Name(•) tilled 6. 13, 1992 Th• r•gilltant(S) COm· tltlonor. A lottor or ANGE County. Clllfornla, Ro-011. gas m1ne•a!s a11d h~ BY CALLING THE FOL· Salet~ ~ c 0H :CE L A • SALE WILL NB~0 ~;L9~ :i duc)ed by an 1fl(liv1du:11 at>ow on JulL I . 1992 A T·743 menced '° transact t>usi- phon• c ell wUJ not pr• nlld D Roup,• Law Corpora. droc.irboo sub500s1an,cos LOWING TELENPHTOHNEE CAPIZZI District At· !':.,~A:C~NO MINI STOA· ~~~ce~e~:,''~~a"~~I ~:: :s~~.''~;eta;rpny, ,. PUBLIC NOTICE Bness underN the F)telJ11ous tact rou. H '°" dct not lion, IS .-us .. I« U~DA ISLE below a dl'ptll ot N!I HUM BE AS O tome .. , ' A GE w H EA E SA I 0 ness under the Fict111ous This Slollement was Meo usiness amt(s hsttd ftle rour RHponM on COMMUNITY ASSOCIA~ the me.lsurcd lrom the s~rlol~r DAY BEFORE THE B "vfCKIE L. HIX, GOODS, ARE STOAEO. Busmen N;ime(s) los1co Wllh the County Clerk ol flcUUoue at>ow on· Nl3•bove)A Um• th• ceurt INIW Utl\llotdef under lhat Assess· ol $;! d lanu, "''thoul tho SALE: (7t4) 385-4837 D ., t DI tr let At· 2()9.l1 CANADA RO EL abovo on• September 16, Orange County 00 Oclol>c'r ·-s --· ... t_ ~~·"st~:enl was l111)d "'81l; olden 8'fMl"'9 ment Lien recorded FEBRUARY 119tt1 ol enrry upon thf! .S•·! or (2 13) 127·4815. t epu 't • TORO CA 92630 l992 •' 2 ·1992 t•l•.,..n with lhe County Cieri\ 01 I 20, 1992 • lnttrull'ltllt No 92· taco lht>ttor ,l tt'srn.c TAC4905g orney GOODS MUST BE PAID Robert Matthew Belilnus F5"478 The Foltowinn persons "-C t S 1our m.,r •t•i rour 1007~6 / Boolt, Page, ol 1he Of· t:iv \.Jr•ous deeds or record Publ1$ht"d Newport Put>llshcd Newport FOA IN CASH, ANO RE· Tiits 51a1emen1 was lrl~ Put>lrshOd Newp0t1 Boach .ir• dcwig 1>1.111~1s as; b;,~ft 19~n 'I on cptcm property ~~~ CUit= tldal RtcOfdS 01 Ud Coun~. The street address or 8~.Jch Coi.!.l Melil1 Oa ly Bt>aCh·Costa Mes~ O~·r MOVED FROM PREMISES W1lh tn .. County CleTk ol Cos13 Mewi 0.ltly Ptlot Oc CBOUNSNINECETSIOSN,PA82R8TNLIE~~ • FM4201 of ycwr c ren. and P\lfluant to Secaon 1367 of o• .. Ar common d-•gnJl•011 P'-'I S•p•.l'm"'-r 29. Oc10 P1lo1 October 13, • . AT THE TIME OF SALE Orange Counrv on Seplem· I be 13 20 27 No-m .. -r "~ mer be orde,.d te '8r 11M CM1 Code ol the Statt ol '"~ •. ., 1"' • ""' 1992 OWNt:RS ANO MGAS bcr :JO 1992 o ' • • • •• "" St , Hunlfnoton Beach, Publtihtd Newpor1 Be:icti-1uppor1 an4 attomer Cllll la WILL SELL AT PUB· ol the retll property l'creo l><'r 6 l:J, 19~2 . 1792 RESERVE RIGHT TO BID ' F54e3 3, 1992 Caltl. 92648 "Costa Mesa Daily P1to1 .... end co1t1. " rou UC ~CflON TO TttE HIGHEST ap~-: .~ei:~;: >.l~RI~~ t 7G5 Al SAILCE KEY LAWSON Publi•"M Ncwj)Ol't Beach· T·788 Aol>M c Grew. 828 Llk• September 22. 29. OC'tobt., c.nnot P•Y t h• ftllrtt BIDDER FOR CASH, payable at STAR LANE N[WPORJ PUBltC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE M ' Cns .. , I/ • Oa.ly P1l<N Qc. PUBLIC NOTICE St• . ittngt!)n Beach. 6, 13, 1992 fH , Hk the cit,_ for• time of M Ill lawful money Of • LEGAL NOTICE MGR. to~cr 6 ·:i .,0 27 l992 Celrl t · ~8 T-131 fee w•lver form. "rou Irle Unllld Slllls, al riglll tilt, BEACH CAj.IFORNIA K1724!1 NEWPORT-MES~ Publ1shod Newport . T-715 Fictitious Tll1r ·..is1ness ts con PUBLIC NOTICE •nl fe9al edvtce con-and lntlrtst 1111118 lolowlng di-The unden,i~ncd l>l'rchv PUBLIC NOTICE: Be.Jch Costa MeSll Dmly --BuslM•• H•m• d11 ·'od by •11 rndivtdual :w. ct • I• wr•: Im-SO'll>ed properiy sltualld In said d•SCl3oms ell lt.Jb loly tor anv HON.JUDICIAL UNl~l.~~~l~~OOL Pilot Oclober 9, 1J, 1992 :-uBLIC NOTICE St•t•mont ~c!.~~~~"·~~iln~~~l :i:i: FlctltiO\la medl•lelw. County and Stall. Unit -Lot 50 rncorrcc1ness rn ~.1 d s!•c<·1 FORFEITURE NOTICE IS HEREBY f571 Flctltloua The following persons ness under Ill• F1c11t1ous Bueln••• Name uated Ilene 30 DIAi of Tract 4003 IS sl\own by map adoicss or OlhN common Control No.92·5624 GIVEN lhal 1110 Bo:trd ol PUBLIC NOTICE BualneH N•me a~~g1~~ 4b~~S~~·,;~~ Or Business Name(s) listed Statement CA L E H DA lit I 0 S on Ille as lnsll'\lment No I Boo« des gnahon On .Augu~• t J, 1992 al Education ol the Newport· St•t•ment nnge Ave . Cosrn Mosa. obovo on N, A The Following persont desauea de reclblr oft• 188 Pages t3 to t9 of Maps, Sa ..1 s.lll! "''11 b~ rn.itic tt>772 SIMS, '1, HUN· Mesa Unil1ed Sc11ool Dis-Fictitious C:tltl. 9?627 Robert C Gtegg ore c101n9 busmoss as olil~ent• ••I• cit• rtc0rds or ORANGE County, w1tnou1 wam1nty e>.p•l'h TINGTN BCACH c,111forn1a. inct 01 Orange County will BuaineH Name 11,8~~ln~o~~~~~s ~~rsons Robet1 Kalem, 1979 Of· Th11 su11ement was ltled t617 WESfCLIFF DRIVE, clon Judlclal r petlf· Calflornla The pu~ortld strN I or '"IP' cd, rl.'g,1rd•ng 1<1 1c e>lf•CNS ol tho Newport receive sealed bids up 10 St•temenl PRE.FL RR ED TRUSTEE anqe Ave . Cosla Mesa. with the Counly Clerk or 1617 Westchlf Drive. New. clon •r• compl•l•r 1 ;tddress "'1d. oltltr common PO$Se~~11on. or cnCl rn Btinch Pohc<> Dc>p.1rtme111 2 oo pm on tho 21st day Tho FotlO•\ ,,9 . persons SERVICES. 3900 Brrch c.iTrl 92627 Orango Coonry on Sep1em· port Beocn, C:iht 92663 prH'.!ler au for1nul•ro cltslgnallon, II any. or the r-u,.J br.inct's, lo .S<"ll·sly .11'•' '" , t~;~~:~ irfr~~~~~C11~ ~~~ ol Octo1>11r . 1992-at 1110 ore do .. 10 bus111css as Street. Su11e 113, Ne ... port TlllS bus1neu Is con· ber 18, 1992 Jewell Femrty Tr<At, 8J5 N • R 11p'u•1 t • IR• Plooerty desertled Ibo"!·.~"' c;.pal b,,1.ince ol thl• Notl.' Purch3'1'1g Olltce ol said TG CREA JIVE t:NTER Beach. Cat.I. 92660 ducted t>y an 1nd1v1duat f!MI079 Mtlpas. Santa Barbara. t t 282) wnldl Ille underslgntd ,.._es or other ot>ug.it.on l>l' uted v1ol.i1tonis or He.111ti ano Sct1001 D1stnct, loc:ited at PRISES 3419 V111 Lido Mesa Verde Ftnanc•at. Inc, The reg1stran1(s) com· Published Newport Beach-Caltl 93103 tpon ae orm no rtpreseniaoon °' Wlninty, ()(' d f T th S.1to1y Coae St'clrons, 10 2<185 B BeJr Str~t. Costn 111 63 'Ne port Oeach ' Caldorma 3900 Brrch rnenced lo tran111c1 bu" Co.ia M•sa OatlV Pt101 This business is con an te le c orte. Un• 1$ 50 LINDA ISLE DRIVE "EW· by sad e o rust, w wit 1131.0 Ml'sa. Ca 92626, at which C t f 9.?GbJ w Sllt'tt. Su It 113 Newport ncss under th,o Fte1tl1ous September 29, October 6. ducceo by Fam•lv Trust c•r1• o una ll•INld• PORT BEAeti CALIFORNIA Tht tcres1 and Nt1eor Su" s a Hw r· t•m,ted appraised time said b•ds w•" t>e pub· Go ' J II. II SIS Beach, C1 I 92660 Bus1neu Nime(~I ~~led 13 20 1992 The regrstranl(s) corn telefonlc• no I• ofr• purpaneo o-mer ol UICI "" •' -ci. aea "'<''ttlll, l)tus act "•' ue or ltre prop~y ,is 11cty opened and read tor •egory e •Y. :> T111s bustneu tS con· obo11e on· ~ptemt>er 6. • • menced to lran-sact bu·' cere prott cclon. SI .,_,,.,al Ole lllTle Of IN As· >rce~ Ul'drr the lt'fTI"s S2 J~1 00 Tile U•~d PC AT COMPATIBLE COM· A1\er A~e ,o2~1 , Newpot1 duclll!O by .i co1pora11on IM2 T-751 ness under the F.c;tit °"' U.t.d "o Pr ••• n '• au ~ ........... sme''nt Lien .._ LARRY w l"l'rt·ol u1J 1111~ •ci.t 011 p•or1 rt~ s de$crrtied :1$ f'U Tt RS (80286 80386 Bt".ich. C 1 1 'l .. t>Ol n0 .. ft .. •'a'cm PUBLIC NOTICE Busmtss Name(s) lrstt<d ' ~u .... to 0"' 8().186} ANO PERIPHERALS T1mo1hy Hc1ty, 6752 Los Tne ll'Cjt$1•.Jnl(S1 COf'I .. ~ .. " .._._ NI A Re1pueat• • tlempo, I• PACINI Slid Sale 11111 tie ~ < • ., .ld MCl!S nnd p'us S"' :lh7 oo U'll'l'<.I SUle'!o A'I b·us are 10 be "' ac· verci.,,s O<. H. ncho Pa os m"enccd 10 transact bus-· Tn•s st~r mcnt wJs I ltd a.,.,..... on· I cortt puede Hpedlr,wiOlout warr111ty «P't$$ °' 't't>5 cha•g••s and ev Cu~rency cordance w·lh Cond•hons Verdt's. CnLr. 90274 neso; unc,·• Ille F1c1 l•ous w th the Counly C1m ol Flctltlou• Allene W1ihams orden•• que efecten llnplttO reglfdtng Diie posses, ;>" St"fo 0 1 tnc TruS't'~ a'ld l'uisunnt 10 Sr.cllon lrislluc.1rons and Specifrc;1 Tlw; bUll•"eu is con Bulo•"l'SS N1mc(sl l•:;ted ~:i'j;,~•ty oo Soptr.m Bualneaa Name ~.';;,s 1 :a•c::., w~l~r~·•c:i au m •lrlmonllo, au SIOn Of encumb1anc:a to Pl\' c• thl' t•USI~ c.•cM'l•d ov I 14fl8 4~) ot I.he C111rorn13 ''°"s .,,11,cn are on , e 1n duCll:'O by co P3'Lnl'•S above on Augui.t 1J, l'IJ2 State"'9nt Oronge County on Stpttl'n· propleded r que or-tne sum ol PiSI Gut Home-sa u Oec><1 ol Trust Ti>e Hoa In 111\d sa•eiv Cod" lhe ofloce ol thc Purcnas.ng Tne •l'grs1ran111) com lo.lire Tow Prt's dl'"lt • F543808 Tt>c Fottowrng penons Mr 18, 1992 d • n • n q u • u t t • dlO'lml!f'S IS'StSSmtnlS ,,,•on· •o·a~ al'lOUr.: ot s11 o obl19J pioceouies :o lor1<• I lh s Olfcc1or ol saod Sc11001 Dis· mented lo trotns~ct• bus• Th•S -:1,i1_.,,,,.,,, w.l'I: r ed Pub4shl>d tlo•wport St' ch are dO•NJ bus111ess llJ F545088 • u• m ent•nclon, AO"r esumaiao costs lees •uo. "CluC·ng re,isonott>lv p•oper:v w 1nou1 1ud·c1a1 '"c' 296!)·B Bear Sl•eet ncu uNJl!r the r ic1i1ruus \lioth ll'le Cnun•v Cieri. or Co~tol Me&.i Oa"v P•lot rRIORl1" Rt:D, 312 NUh · P II b d tftarges and lnltrast due al tne c~· mated lees ch.i•ges p1ocee0<n9 no urioo:r ... n., Cc.!Ml Mesa CA 9~626 Bus •irs<> Nnmr.(i.I hSh•<J O•a!'go Coun!'/ un S<-p• "" Septcmbtr 22. 19. OctObei le Avl' 111 .. Hunllngton Publoshrd Ntwpcm Bea. t honor•rlo1 de • oo• o bmt ol Olis nollel WI tilt amount , t th II you da ,,.. im in•c1e•.1 to A Prrlormaf\t:l' Sood may a~~o on. Scµtembor t, bf'I t I, '!1"2 FS44202 I>. 13 199~ Bt'\Ch, C1hl 91648 Costa Mes.i Daily Pit•" y l e1 coal ••· SI no 01SJ620 00 and c-penses 0 c 111 s ~ropo 1y vou must t>r •t'Qu r~ <Jt the d•scro 19 • T 733 Robert Par11. 51 t Seaw'11d Seplemt>er ~. Oclow t. puede P•11•r I•• coal•• DATED 9M2 T•u,.tre "1 lhl' 1 me °' '" v. lh l'I 30 a.a,s DJ ll•e I 151 1 ·1n or 1ne O-stt1ct Gregory J Kc'toy Publ sl• d ~ •. "'Wtt Be~c.h Rd , Corona del Mar, C•11f 1 J, 20. 1992 por le preHnteclon de LINDA ISU COMMUNITY AS-I al put) C.JI"" ol lht& No· pulJl,c •tl\>rt ol tt1 s Nol Ct' No b Oder mJy ""lhdr11w fh•s ~tatcmcnt was ' rd Cost;i Mesa O;i,ty p, 01 PUBLIC NOTICE Q:.>625 T 7S5 I• dtm•nd• plde •I •c·1soC1ATIOll BY RONAJ.0 o l•C't' •s SI 113 809 8tJ 1110 ~· r ·!'Cl d m <.10111 g h s Btd fa< iJ pc••Ol1 or wrtll •"e County C••·ri. 0' S1:pitri·it>(•r :-~. ~.1, Octel>er This buslncu is con tuerlo de I~ corte que ROI.IP A LAWCORPORATl°oN Dated 10 07192 your •n!rrc I n tne C•!CO •~-iv fr•e (45) d.iys alter t,..e 0•3ngt County on Sr•pt•rn 6 IJ 1~9.? Flctltloua dueled by n inc.lov1du.1I PUBLIC NOTICE le d e un formul•rlo de 23,0, I.AKE CENTER ORNE PROFESSIONAL RE· propcnv "tnc•he C~il ot da'e sci lor the opening l><'r 8· 1992 F543805 T 73., BualneH N•m • The re91s11an11s1 com FlctlliO\la Hon•r•clon d• lu SUITE 310 1.AKEFOREST . CONVEYA NCE COM· ::~~ 2~:.~~00 ~~~ Ceurft!1 ltll'•l'OI Pull Sht'd NC'Wp\)tt Oeacn· Statement ~e,nc, ~!l~~, ·;~~sat.~ .. e~~ BualneH N•m• ml•m• • (W•l ver ofiCALIFDRNl/4 92630(714) 472· PANY, A CALIFORNl4 Dr~-.. , .... 1• S.'"I' An'. CA The Boa.rd of Educallon ot PUBLIC NOTICE Thtt 1-oltow•ng persons ·-c 0 Rp0 RAT 1 o... . . ., ""~ • v tho Newpo11 Me'>m!>e( 22, 29. October F1clitloua OYNAl,ffC ROOF SYS hbovo 011 S~pleml>e( 10 Tho fonow•ng peri.on' SI d•••• obtener con-OPPB265 Trustee, vide 1rie D111t1ct AUornt"y's rqht to i'e1ect anv or an G, 13, 1992 Business Name TlMS. 873 w t5lh St 1992 ,uo ao.n9 bu"•nttt H ••Jo l•g•I, comunj. SEPT 29.0CT 6,13,1992 By: PACIFIC COAST Oll1c.o With 3'1 ondor•,f'l.J Bid$ and not ne~oss.l11ly T 132 Stat em ent N~Wl>Ort Bench, Caltl nol>t'n P.:111< A BARGAIN LOCK & KtV quese de lnmedl•o con TRUST DEED, INC., copy ot llll' <.faun dorcw~d ,1cct>pl lhe lowrst Biel .. \nd Tho ro nw•ng prr .. ono, ')2i,t)J lt11s s1111ement was fried 2134 1 AnloQua L ITIC. Hun n •bog•do. PUBLIC NOTICE ITS, AGENT 10 Forfl'•lurn l•,l50n, Or lo waive ony •nlo•m 1l11v uf PUBLIC NOTICE ..irl' 00,nq oui.rnc$S 611 Timothy Mochael Sweet ""''h tho County Cieri! or t•ngton Bctlt.n, C• 11 92 4(; u NOTICE Th• rHtr•ln· 116088 By! (SEAL) CURTIS ~o~~t:v·~ooW.~c D~~Clc.~~ megu~a11ly '" .Jny 0,d IC PACIFIC TUNA YAC•H IJnd. 204 E 16111, Coi.ta f,>;:~i~ fi:92"'Y Ofl s ptem Jeannine Ellen My•r1, Ing ordera on th• b•ck : Fictitious LINDG;ENh~RUSTEE CenlN o .. ve West. SJnl.l CCIV~ E w p ORT MES A· Bu:,~~~!0~!me ~~~~· ~~~~o,'f o;~:~· ~~~: ~3~!.;:~1 ts con f545064 ~~~~II~~~~~~ c~.~92~~~ •r• effective 1tt•lnat Busl neas H•m• SALE FFI Ana. CA 9270!, U\O the UNIFfED SCHOOL DIS· Stetement Cli·I 92t;r,J d1oell'<l by 1n •lldtYtduol Publ•shl'O Ncwl)Or1 '8eath lilts bu onus is con both hu1b•nd •nd "'"• Sl•tement .SOO S. Bro•dway, Control No at>ovo •n :i'ly TR IC T f 0 T•o F-•10 "" p~s·~s P crr•c Tun1 "J· •11 C'ub I he r•111•1ront(s) com Costa .. "~.~· O•oly Prlol <lucled"" an •nd1111aua1 until the petition 11 di• The following persoos Su lie 4 1 0 • W • 1 nut corrvspoM,.nce 0 r • n 9 • are do nq bu·~~;':,5 .~· ~· ca•irorn.~ 11 o ~ •. ~ Otv ~ .. , mr:f'lcNJ"io 1r,1ns.1tt bust Sept• ;; 2, cktobef 8 f ht ttg•r.tr•nt(s) cO'l'I• mlHed • Judgment la are doln9 business as Cl'eek, CA 94596 Tel• 11 your chm~" not 1'"'•''Y 'i.ohua~~~ l Ching DI· 1i1SEA£mEEZE LHCU N•wpo11 8eiltt• C,1111 ne~s u"Ol'f Ille F1c1o1mu m gq 2 ' 'l,lencoc;f 10 lt•nsa<l ~· entered, or the court OEESUN PRODUCTS, I 18 phone (510) 935-1421 1 f'O, me 0 """ Allornov • • 1 TtVE SERVICES jtllJM'i !116&:3 Du!o•nt''" N.amtt(s) t•sted 13 20, 1 russ ul'l<lef 1n1 f.clitlOut. m•ll•• further order s. West Yale Loop Irvine, CA Publos11 d Ne.vport ~tyc~:l'~nd~li~ ·~~ :·~~. rector of Purchasing E>.C:CUJIVE: SERVICES. Th1:J bu ... rru s c.on aoo.c on AUIJU t 1. t~t T 757 8ur.m11u N me(s) lt'!Htd Thea• order• •r• •n· 92114 Bt!ilCh CostJ Mesa 0,1 y 1 cc IO t>t' l\lrle•le<J lo l'•t' •nd Warehousing 556-3.Jl2G Sc!v.1 ,r:Jo2. D.vn <luC!f!d tiv .... CD!por:s:.on TM s ... ci::l lnO PUBLIC NOTICE ObCM! Otl not pj)flc.o\bio I Ch eh Fa119 un, 118 West Pl Oct De 13 20 27 • 3217. PON C.a I 9:.'t.29 Tile re91sll.il'irt6) com ,,, ll sl.tll'f tit W.JS L:ed Jc,,1t111nc £ Myt'fl forc••ble anrwh•r• n Yale Loop Irvine. CA 92714 101 0 r · 4 ' Snre fl•e property "' 1 Pubt.sll~d Nl'wporl J1•ar ,,., Ma1.e S•tu!T'ol•d mr~· 1 10 11a11i; 1~1 ws .. '"' •1 th11 CouNy C1rr1< ol Flctltloua tn ~• l.,,_Atil ~.u flied Cellfoml• bf anr lew This but.lness is con· 1992 t79t thl'n bO d Sl>Q$fld ol ·'~ Beach Coo;t:i Mesa O.:i Y :i.s12G 5,1 .. , •JO=' D.1•~1 11~" uncc• "'' I tel I~ Or "'<I" COUlllV on Scptt?n Business Harne ""t.n tnr Cou,.•v 0.,., of enforc•ment officer duct.Oby en tndlY'dual provtclro 11 He.lll" .\I'd p 101 Oc1obl'r, G. 13. 1992 Pont, c , 1 1J:1 ~ J Bur.ine:>~ N irr.t•\SI lh,11•0 bN t 1, 11 12 OrJ"!'IC Coun1y"" Septen who h•• received or Tht registrant com-S3teiy Co•' SM:''Oll 1 q J 171b Tt is ous1n1 ~-. 1s con· ilbOli on t~ A f;544207 Statement ~r 18, 1992 •••n • coPr of them. menced to tmnsact bus•· PUBLIC NOTICE M I C HA E L R · ductt>d by n tr.\!• du I P1cl.l<!Nil p,'° l l it\J NewPOrt eexr1 Tl1 f0t ""'"!> lie•~• F54S06$ AVISO L•• prohlblclo-ness uflder the r1e1111ous NOTICE OF CAPIZZI, D11trle1 Al· PUBLIC NOTICE lne rttg t.I• 11t(t.l com· Tins ~1.1•trnon1 w .~ liJM Co" i 1.1 i.a Oat1v r1101 ic~°:s'~ .itt.,,.B.~ILOIN G P1;bl hf'd Ntt'll>1""1 B,., r. I di I I•• que ap• bus..,ess name or names TRUSTEE'S SALE tornew !T'!:nC~'d to 1!1trlUCI Ul.15• Wl:l'I mo Coun•v Clerk ol t"'•mb{'f :n. ~ OctiJDi!r f.4A INTENANCE, 1140 Coat• Mou D• y P. l nea u c a lrsted above on Sep 20 Bv VICKIE L HIX U57705 •ll'SS U! do:• lhCI fret.1roug Or1nn.1 COUJ ly C..'\ S p•1 rr ., "-pl•-..._r -O,•.u~-r "-recen •I reverao a 1992 ' loan No. • . • • 0 N 1 1 1 d .. ~ " 13 19J..' Noni\ Co1 1 H ''"•Y Lii .,... ~ .• .,... "'" .... ., H I• Cflt•clon •on efec· Chien Fang Un 153022737/t Deputy District At· Fictitious •~~~·~. Se~~~;.~i. :<;, br1 11, 19'J.'.' F5442t 1 T.738 gun.a Dcnc.ll, C •I 9Z11~t tJ. 20. t!f9~ UY•• ,,. ... aml>ol con-ThlS sta•cment was filed PACINI T.S. No. orner Business Name t9'Jl D .,..,,~ L Tncttord, :>J11 r ~· yuge1, l•nto ti ••po" woth tnt County CteTk ol E139462 UNIT P Jbl hnd Nowporl St•tement Joa11no MAI u Stlum.l'd P11bl•1>hC'\I Nr ..... po•I Bt •ch PUBLIC NOTICE Se.u'10111 Dr • Nl'wpor1 PUBLIC NOTICE como I• ••PG•, h••I• Orange County on Soptem CODE E Bollc.h C Q!Ol.i M!Ka., 0,1<1y The fc:>11ow nq pe~on1s1 Thrs stalt•fTll'N woa 1, Ud Co•lll Mei. 1 D.1 y h1ot ~ Ot-ell, C '"' n.?IAJ • qu. I. P.tlclon •• a r .. bor 28. 1992 AP. 050-461•11 Plot Ocrobt·• 13, • O, 27 rs rarP) l'IOtng bus nan H Wlltl i•ie County c t"rk ol Stpl1?1!111cr 22 ~·1 October Fl c hi oua l ll•S lw•ineu tr. coll· , ,.. 5 .. 52 F545961 • 9!)2 CAROUSEL LADllS AP· C S 6. 13 19J2 Business Name d11eted llv n lllU•v du;il v • ch•r•d•, le dlcte una CONTINENTAL OE 1 PAAt:L 26241 Crown V:11 Outnie ounty oo rptom T ?.it Statement The rl'g 1lr.1nlf$) 101n Fictitious decl1lon fln•I o la Published Newporl VELOPMENT INC , Or t7HJ ley, Parkwoy, L.19u11a !>Cr I · 1912 Tho Fo 10"" n l per'on mencect to Ir 11wc1 busl Busfne1s Name corte e xplda lnatruo· Beach-Costa Mes 3 Daily CALIFORNIA, a-, dul'( ap 'r N.qucl Cal1lo1111.i F545077 PUBLIC NOTICE .Jre ciorn() l'lu\•l"l'\n ,,, r u undN uiu F1chlt0U• St•lement clonea •dlclonalea. DI· P1lp1 Oc1ob0t 5, 12 19, 26. p0tn1cd Tru-.1t·~ 1.1nd01 tl·(I PUBLIC NO ICE Market1ng!Techno1091es Pubh!.hNI Newpo11 Bt>ath EOUIPM(NT SPECIAL Du'.1n• u No1me(•l l•ilOO The rooow•no persoM c h•• prohlblclone 199i1 lotiowtng descr bod deed Department of Rcvoc~bte Trust Daled Costn Me •1 Oa 1V P·lot ISlS 17111 O NewhC'I,,. SI 11:>0.,.e on N A are dou~ llu$.oe~• 1u. p u • d • n h • c • r a• m55e ~~81~:~1 Ai~i~oNS~~L T~i the Trcesury/lnlernal ~~~;~~,,,;2Par~~~~ .. g1:o&f Scp~~mb~~2 29, October l> 2~~.t A2J1~/uun1 l n V.ttlry r~,; •vr;:t:~~~'.~'~H lr1N1 €3.~NAfSS~i,it'~;,A~l~ cumpllr •n cualquler PUBLIC NOTICE HIGHEST OIOOER FOfl Revenue Service M1~~i0n V1010. Ci1hlorn10 13' · 1 · T 75:> Pl•IN Julin non111 'Jr , "'"h tlu• County Clerk,. 01 ,0~ •K. M U•Ofl v1.,10. par1• d• C•llfornla por CASH (•n 1111: forms which Notico or Public 04'C.!l2 !IJOI G•«r nw·fh Or llun °' ,., 10 Counry on Stpte•n Cilrl 9 21.!lt cuelqul., •e•nt• d•I STATEMENT OF aru lawful l<•ndcr In !tie Auction Sale R 011>01"1 TruslC(' 27660 PUBLIC NOTICE , ngt0t1 o~.1tl1 c.' ,, !).i"G4G ~, IA 1092 l<.vu Chui K11n, ~ B."p.1.v orden publlco que I•• Un 1ru Sta1csl and'O• the Uncfl'f lht' a. tho11ty 1n In M,u9ur11e Parllwav. C 203, Th" b1.1:i.1,.,~i... 1s con. F545082 .. ~TIJ, INtnfl, C1hl 9:111' h•r• reclbldo 0 qu• ABANDONMENT OF Ctl$h1c1 !> cort I I'd or otht'! lt>m-. At'•1·11 II! CO<Je s1•c M1SSIOI\ Vte10. CJlofOrn•il Fictitious llu<.1~'d by • n tn1l•v•<1U.ll Pubhfof1t'd N1tw~°'1 Be .:h Ttua bus•ncu ,. COi\• hewa Ylato un• copl•I USE OF FICTITIOUS Cft.:?cl.!il sp ... crf•ed in Cr .. d tion n.J31, 1110 property 11t 9"~Ci92 Business Name fha rt g ~H;arot(r;) rom Co"·• M~u O;, 'I p, 101 du~IN 0y, 01n lndr\lldu:il d II BUSINESS NAME Code Scc:1on 2 12411 (Pav sc.r1bt.'<l be o.., h.ls bP••n Tiiis Bu!oiness s con St•tement n ncr•u la tr .,Sit{! ht.S S•pt ni'·"r ... '.) O•tobN 6 Tne t~Qrt.lll'lrtt(•I CO!" e e 81 • .. ·~ r. r>"''"Q Pt'•S '"" tll> •' in lu I a! ltle ltme ot Sl'tlutl lor nonp 1~ml'11I Of dueled by a buson!'s\ lru.,t fhl' Fe> o ..... rq r. !lJi 1, ' U!11.'t'f U I' ft UO\JS ~ .n ~ • .. ll'l'!f'ICc.d 10 It l~ I hUS . 1. The n•me •nd ad· ' • le nr n "'e u!.e ·' 5a 1 l') all roghl, Mic and m mtrrn.ll tt.'Vf'r ut• ln•o:i \Jui• f /'lc 1e~1s11ant(sl com are do•ng bu nL . 11 Uu• n• 1-5 N 1mc(••o) Ir ,,,.1 IJ 70 I 'J., ness u11c11r 1110 f1e1r1 OlJI dr••• of th• CUr1 la:jl:I t " r 1 . Ollll 0US•l1CU leltl~I COl"IVl''tod 10 ond "0,,, c l A At N c ~ A rr•enced 10 lr;)nSJCI l>u<>I (a I s u BJ u GA I 0 A •ltOW on NA T 761 Bus•ncss N:t'T'l•(~I I S.104 nombr• , dlrecclon de N '"" PA[\ Alf ( RED now Mid Oy •I under 1.J•d SWEMllNGF ~I .ml~'! un(Jrr the l•Clot•OUs (b)OISTRt:SSlll(l y l'.1PO Pth,'• J OI n Druwi. JI abO\Jt Oil N )A I• cor1• ••) SUPERIOR J 1 : £'11~1 Co l'>I H"' 1 Deed or Tru" '" the proµ Tl'e propet•• wilt t>t: ~old twi. nt.•ss name(~) or l•Mcd TENT MUSIC, ms2 M~Oll lttL:. .$I.ti <.I .., 119 1 l'tl PUBLIC NOTICE Kyu Crtul Kirn COU"T OF CALIFOR· • J l:O'O" • eel M:ir "!'11 l'll'!fern.1ller desc11IM'<l ,. put>• c nut:t on ~ P•O lllX>ve on October t. t!r.>2 sllJldow ••. HwnhllOIO" ., m tht1 Couf\ly Cu•!\ ol flchtloua Ttws \l11!rmen1 w.-.s hltd ta COU TY OF OA I '< 1 2S TRUSTOIL UBBY f'I PA. ~d ov ln'Ctt1nl ~""°'it" R Olsen, Trustee Beach C111f 9"1;47 Or ~"! Count eon •em 11'1 thl' Coun•.,. Clt•ll ot H-, N • •• r1ch!10 s Rus1nes.s c1m coo~ lt~tlon • lh i!nd rn Trw~ S11trment was rt~ Cl't11s' fog'r;ono 71152 be~ d. I I'll y .. Busln••• H•m• 0rltfl9t County 'on Sl'pltn 4NCE, 700 CIVIC CEN• '"""" rc•l'rt•Cl 10 at>o•e BENEFICIARY SOUTH· laiectrnyulations wtr. 111e County Clerk ot Moons.haoow u , Hunlog FS 44209 Statement b.,n, 19:JZ T £R DRIVE WEIT• ,.. , • tll 1n Oil gt> Cou •y ERN CALIFORNIA f'(O· 0 t1o a ! S l)ClOD£R 0.M e Cuuntv on October ton OCIJc.ri, ~111 O~GJ/ foe Fe "" 9 l>GIM>nS SANTA AHA, CA 92702 •1 ,,.rntu 1 • l 1 •'lt 1 tlo HlAL SAVI IGS ANO LOAN 29 t!Y.!2 1 92 Thts business s con 1110 dOlf'9" '•·en i 2. The neme, •ddreH, ti I 5tJJ80 4SSOCIA I ION rl'COrdtd l tmr c• Sal, l 1 00 om F546937 ductod by un melt• 11u t Allt.1 OE.SIGNS, 'Ii Ct11 end telephone number inmv l St tc• 413 J,1i;. ~.~ .. Y 15, 1!190 iu, 111st No Pl.1cct 01 Si c AOOM J o:i PLJbl•Shl'd Newport The rog strllnl(sl com· pi>t.lle Pllrk Su•• C 27". It· F5481t0 of plelntltf'• •«ornef, •• Co10 1 del Mar 90 ~r.0747 '" 9.:>ok pa11e ol 24000 JIVllA HOAD LA 0, •c.IT co~t., Mo .i O.l 1., menc d 10 1,,1ns;1ct busl v ne, Ca1t1 ra. 3 ' ~~5 Oll·oal RHO•ds tn the of GUNA WGUl l CA 92C.07 , d lhe r l 110 • ' 7J9 M~•I. E<ll'f'I S11trfl"L I HI Or Pt.Intl,, Without .n ' • "-P1lo1 Oc10 .. -r 1 J .. """ 2 7 nc!os 0 " t•r •c u • • lr s t>usnrs.s w11$ con lice ol the rlrcorder of ...,.. T11'" Ol't>rcef On•v 1h1• ""' "v B N (I 1 1 o 451h St. Ncwf)()!I ~ach,1----------• tl mew 11 (El nom-f N-'1 _ ...... , J. 1!192 usrnl'SS ~me s 15 v F544198 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 0 " • r , "d [Jy ill!" Cl ,.<1u.1t •ng• Coun!y, sad deed o (gilt 1 tr.• a110 11lc•..-$I ot "' .... ,,, above on Septlmbcr t ;, c.1 ti 9:' J brt, I• dlreccton W ol 111 o; s1,t1cml"\I ..,,., l d Trust dcsc11b1•s the fol· CLARENCE A SWEARIN 1790 l992 Pull'it.h~•d N· "'P'>•I Bu "· Thtl bu\1n1sa ta con 1---------- P;ib!r,tled Newf'O<I Bevh Co$.!ll Mru De ly Polo! Oc tob4!r 6, 13. ~. 27. 111"12 T·1T1 numero de telefono del w ·11 11 ,, Cour •y Cll'rll ot fow•ng LOT 50 OF TRACT GEN 1n :-tnd 10 lho PfOP<'l1v Cnni f()!.llo:,;ong Cos1.1 Mt·!l.,1 0 • v r lot Fictitious CIUc;ted by n indrv•du~I Fictltlou• • b o 9 ado d •I d • 0• 1•1gc Count) on Sr.µ1,.m· NO 4003 AS SHOWN ON ""111 bo otte• o. for &.111e II PUBLIC NOTICE This slalcment w " frlt'<l SeoptembN '2~. ~-0W)l•f'f Buslntal"H•m• The rPgl~lr nt(s) com-Bual nea• Name mandente, o dtl d• t·• • 18 19g2 A MAP RtCORDEO IN r>lflul •eel !'lo In'• m.11 Rr.~ with 1tio Coi•ntv Orrk ol 6, 13. 19•J;,> Statement moncca 10 transtc\ b\is1 St•lement mandent• que no Ilene PJO•!>hed Nl""'P<"1 o ... K h BOOK 188. PAOC:S 13, 1•, crtue Srrvocel wt lurn1 h in Fictltloua Or.lnQo Counly on StplPm T l·U• Tt•o Fo!owng p rso11i ncu u11<lo• lht Ficltl•O"'' Tllo r 0t1owing p.rr1ons •bogado, ••) MARY c' '1 Mu~ p 1(11 S•·:>l~:n 15 '" 11 18. ANO 19 or r(lrttlllltQ'1 abou1 P0~\1tJfc Business N•m• bcr 18, 19')2 ·''" do1 11] hu .. •nns '" But•nt'H N.lml(I) 1111()(1 ••e d01n9 bu!>•neu ' ELI',. SETH ORR, 1420 r, ·,", .•• :->11 Octobrr 6 IJ ... o Ml!\CHLANEOUS MAPS. oc1.1mtir.111ll'll v.tr.cll ''"'' Statement F545069 PUBLIC NOTICE AM E.RIC AN E II. G Lt :iboVfl 011 Sr.p1r.m1>cr 11, 6CRtEN DOOR DOC IOR, -Rt CORDS OF ORANGE: bo usprul Ill UI ru1m111ong lhe 'ol•ow1n9 Pf'ISOl1S Pullhshcd Newport 8«!'1th CLtANtRS 3838 E CO.)\! 1992 1915 s Pc11ton, Sant.a An I E. Edinger, No. 108, T ;or.2 COUNTY CALlrORNIA 1n1 v.ttuo nr 11111 11111••v!.t '"' uo1ng business o'I Fictitious Hwv . Un•t C rorona dt•I M.)lk Spt·r~no Calll. 92101 Sent• Ana, CA 92705 YOU ARE IN OErAUt. T heing ~0111 SCHWCICK(RT & COM Co1111 Mc ... l D.illy PilOI Business Name M.ar C,, I \llf.ll~ ltM \ll\11!1111111 w<''J Ml•d kelly L~e Miller, 1!115 S (714) 550-9700 PUBLIC NOTICE UNDCR A OHO OF TAUSJ Do~cro111ron It l'ropcrtv I' AN v I N s u RAN c E Sl."plcmt>er 29. o~tOhN r.. Statement n.11111 K o,,, ... dto 20'.171 w•th lhti CO\.lllly Ct1ttlt C)I P.irtOl"I, s~nw Ana, C.tl f OAT£: OCT 01 1990 vuu ARE IN Dlf AULT DATED 5 02 90 UNLLSS MUTUAL I UNO Cr RTtrl AGE HTS BROKtRS & 13 20, 1992 llw f ollo,..1n1J persons O•ulhrOv C1t • lllll. llun 01.irror. Counl.,. on Octobl>f 0210/ Cary• L. Oranvllle, 1.HllJLI~ A OHO o~ rnusr YOU TAK[ ACllON lO CATE •:0101 CONf,ISll"i. MANACfnS, 3090 Brlslol T ,. I lfC dO·nq b·J~111<''>S IS I ng1on H~.ith, c.1t I 'l~MG .!. 1'11\2 ,,., •• busmns II con Clerlc, By J•net Young, f)Aft:O Ji.t>n 0' l'leg uu PROTECT YOUR PAOP. or (125 S~tARI •; 01" 01' Strl.'t'l. "u•llJ 160, Cost.I PUBLIC NOTICE CAUrOANIA l'R(CISION I 1111 bu•·n~,, ,,. con F546473 dueled I>'('.,, lnc:l•V.dUal O C O t:RTY IT MAY Bt: SOLO Al PE.NHlll.11.:R JOI Al Rt; MM.t. C I.I 92626 MACHIN[ tJJO Unrt C. ductl'd b'( un 1nd•v1011.,I l>ubt.,nrd Newport Brnth f tle ro9111r11nt(t) com• Deputy LlS'l VU IJl•l: A Tl NA PUBLIC SAU If '\'OU TUl1NfUN01NC A1th.11cf Henry Schwcock (1st St A1<lrl•w5 Pl,1c1' 1110 rr.gffi1tir1tj1) cnm Cn.t.lM •.iO.i ryP.10tOc.m11r1red to t1on~cl bUSJ Publltlltd Newport TO PROlf:CT YOUll PHOP NEED AN lXPl.ANATION Proµorly m~\I tu1 In l'tl IJ12 Outnggor Or . Co Flctltloua S.1nlJ l\n,1, C.11r1 llUO~ mMC• <J lo lrn11•..ic1 bu~1 , nt"n onotr the F1ehlou1 Buch·Costa Mes• Delly [HTY II MAY flL &OLO AT OF THE NATURE OF THC: •pCPCICll Oll NO i AP rotn tlet M.:ir. Cahl 92625 Bualn •s• N•me Ur11nll.l Consomi.1, (t,f nc~~ UI "'' lhe 11\;l•tlQUt lub r l3 '°·.!,Nov"''*' Ou&.>114tH NMn•(I) httM P1tot June 18, 23. 30, July ~L~gfll~~ ·l~lf~lA~Aljg~ PROCEt: DINO AGAINST l'LICAOLI.! Oc·lly Martin Sctiwe1chert, Statement South Gk>11huri.t 01 . An~ fJu&in\"U N1m11sl l1tolP<J :), 111. 2 nno~ on· N.,199 m•nc~)A 1 1992 or TH £ "ATURt: OF THE YOU. YOU SHOULD CON Pilyr11'111 T •!Tl!: F' 1n P•lV 13f2 Outrigqcr Or., Corontt Tiie f Oll,.,..,1n I Pt''~OflS hr m ~I fl~. ca1,1 :>tt08 1boo.e 011 ~ut111\I ~h. I 12 T 700 Kelly t M·•itr , s 729 TACr A LAWYER monl tf'qt111rd on •c:: dl· Mar, Calif 92625 .aro dO•li<l tlu5o1f•t"\'l :t· 111111 llus•nllu is con A irnt K 011w1t.1111 This llAll!ment wu },1t)d a PAOCI C:OING AOAINS T .so LINDA ISlE Nt:W tl'l'l..anCc ol 11 ur111 1 b•IJ Th111 busineu IS con· NUMBt:A ONC LE.ASINO & ducted by ;in 1ndt111du.11 flus ~l.itam N w,11 I IM PUBLIC NOTICE · llOittl Iha COUlty Cl~ ol Amended Publtc.llon 1~ f0ll t •U JllOULO CON PORT BEACH, CA !:i2tGO forrn ot f'.ivmcnl A I v dUCIM by. husband and SALLS ~88l M11ch1ne The re911tr111t(SI corn "'''h IM Count'( Cl ... of Of.ange County on Octobet 13-9:1 IAC.I A LAWVLR ·111 a suet ltddrou or mcnts must bu b'f c.1~n. "'"' Dove Huntington Rt,lcll, rnenced 10 1ta1u,c1 b~ OrJOQI! COW\ty Oil Srp11>m Flotlttoue a. 1992 NOTICE OF common dts1gn lion or ct•n•rrl'CI cllrc1t en 1'•1!r s Ot Tht reg15tr4tnt(s) com-Cail 92641) neu under UT11 f~t!•ous ~ 11. tfr'J2 BuslM•• N-. FM941t TRUSTEE'S SALE property is c.ho ..... n abOvl.' 11111 11u11 ' crnx11 or by " mc:nccd to transact bus1· P.1c1l1c Turbo. Inc. A Call Aus.nen N1ma(s) lt11ed F5442 t2 Sl•toment p bl r.tltes Newpon 0.aeh T .S. Ho . 24923 no ••llr nlf '" IJ'"' n u lu Unotoo s1.11os po&1.tl b11nlc ~·under lhe F1ct111ous lorm~ Corpo1•1to11 588l above on· Septrmbtt 21 Publt&.llC!d Nt¥tpor1 °"'th Tho ro1iow·~ !WfSOtll u ' ~ t~Of r-~ 1, HEREBY 111 comple'l"noli" or cor· ••Pr u . or t111911ph u .. ,1,,1111 N•mo(s) hr.led M11cn111e D••"•· Hunl1,.,9loll t9'l2 a11 Oo•no bu!.lftf'~I., Cost.-M.ra Daily Prlot c. Y'[N • ti Mo• Oily, rOCtneM) .. Th bcnt.>I clary ITl(llll'y Quiff Ma~r t.lll'CI. AboYt on Seplcrnbef I, 81 ACh C11lil (l;'(,.11'1 BrendA Conso ... sl(i co .. ., Ml'S.l Oaily PtlOI POS' fACTUM USA )()( IObet 13, 20. 27, Nowembf!f Ni -~rntJr• OJ t9'.32 I under $.NI ON•IJ or Trusl OJ money O!dt, I) y b•o to Ul'12 T nrs bUltnC!SI II Ctlll• Tlhli 1Lllrcm nt w .•• lorell ~I'll •l'ti r 22, 29, Octob(l1 CtNT\Jf\'f & PEAC~. 235 J 1992 ..... 10. , .. -... by r0o1<oon1 of i NClllth or Utt tr•'11rr 11 Rov~nut S•• Richard H. Sc;hwe1eken ductl'd by n corpuru1ion with 1he Counly Cll'r11 of 6, 13 Hin B•O•dw y, Cos11 Mou, T-784 ._ -"" IO IO 0 r. DC" am ol s:iid delaull ,,, the obl1giit1ons v•ce lh1s sl:1temon1 wu r.lcd Tllo reg111t;;n1(1) tom Of.logo Coor•y on Sl'JHMl· T 7•2 Calil 92(117 ----------MOUNT OlM ti 11 Al lliE MAIN NOATll secvred inn~. herflto CAAL CARTER, 10/ with tho County Ctorll ol mcnctu 10 trJr•s.1CI busl· b r 18, 1991 PUILtC NOTICE Po-.tl tlum USA, C11l1I PUBLIC NOTICE t.m..W"t •MorMir, HHRANCf; TO THE lore •(ecutctd and dt 0 7 19 2, P .O . BOX OtilngcCountyonSaplom ncss. und r lh f1C.lll•ou'11 1=545081 Corp , 235 Bro1tiw1Jy, Flctltloue Cttepet • ~ COUNTY COURTHOUSE! 1rvrred 10 the undet!.•r1od 3 O 2 2 O , LAO UH A bor tO. 1912 llu&onen N:imr(li) hi.It'd Pubhi.hl'd N4·wpof1 6~t1th FlctlUoua Cl),tfl Mu.}, Catrl. 9162) \tl'\1111,' All FOJJ/u ' t <X:llll O AT 100 CIVIC wrtttrn ~tlfr11t1on O 0 HIOUEL, CA 92807, F54.4015 ,,001111 on N A CostA Mtu D.i~y Ptlot BualMH H•me lh1s t>u11n11s It con· halneae Netne 1625 Glalot (.;fr;l( n ORIVt . Wf.:ST. ltl l.1utt iind Oenutnd tor Sn fl ATTN: C. CARTER AO l'ubl i.11•<1 Newport Bench RobNI H ~ Rtch11rd•, Seplombcr ?(), Ottobor 6. St•t•m•nt dfuttt'd b'( a cor!)Q(ation Stmte .... nt Co M I E C 'y 01 ,.ANIA Al'A ill!' .. wt lll'n rlol•CO of do C .. •t.a ••,.~• 0"ily Pilot P•l~•dtmt ht roQ1itr1nt(1) COm• Tht FOtlQwong l)ft5onl •t• ... H • "'' • · "' .. 4 .... 7t4 •43 ... 03 .... ... •0 .. 1 l "O 111"~ T"• r 1•-n 11 .. 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Co\t,I Mt!hl nbovo on M<'\rch IG91 Bl'.lch, Ctiltf !)71'\(.0 MIMOftlAl 'AllttC Vf •ANCU C.OMPANY ti .illor th• 11nd11r•l.Qn1H1 • 17,l4 F645080 Flctltloue Clllrl o;i~M Al.1no Or nb4irg P11mt1a LH 811111, 1380 11l<1rru I ((lfpf)<,1h(Jn .11 ( w st'd IM•d llOl•C• of do PUBLIC NOTICE l'ublt5llOd N wpoll Oc!.lch su.un SlrM(J~. u oo fll<.ltOll tu be -PUBLIC NOTICE Flct1Uou1 Cu1111 Mo~., D.11ly f'tlUI BualnH• N•f'I'• Ad.mi• Ava "' ' CO••ln Wtlh lhfl Counly Cl11rk Of a ... ,~·h, C.Wrl a~ I'll .. ,, 1.,rl 1,ur•" 11,1 10 •1,A rL'Cordl'(f Jun• 19, 1£1'1'1 '" •ualn••• H•m• S 1 .... 2') Ocio .. ,, ,.. Stetement Mu.l, Cb•'''' 9.W2ti Ot '1''° County on O<.tobot Tilt• buatntll It con· 3SOO Peclllc Vtew Ot111t " .. u ' ' 1 1 N "2 41~9• 3 111 72 u 1111rn..,,,,r .,,r u. Th• f otlowono pc1110M This u11111tu " <"On J t :l CluctO(I ..... en 1nd1Y•d11.al ...__.. .___ l"•W• • ,,r -r.Qnlf'•••1' ,,., n$ r 0 r.1 ;, " Kl 44 St t t 13 20 1• .. ~2 d .... " 1-" b l-" " I "' ( ) ·~ ........ • _... ., " " ' Roo1i P tno ul Oll1t:tul a emon , • "" 111e "'"0 ""~'""'' .1s .. u1.. ~ Y 11n '"""t.,u.a fMM77 lht r•gl•tr11nt 1 com• ~ thlll GUI 11n Ot>l'd c.t Trull R<'t:Otd• In Mlh ollict ol uin IPUBUC NOTICE: The r ciltow1nq tl(lr 0!11 T 7'l!l AOMATS PRODUCTIONS, l ht ttg11111nt(1) com Publrlh o N11¥r""" Ouch· mtw1Ctd to •anMCt bUsl• ........... c•l'Culllfl bv MtCHA[L SI rl'tordcr 01 Or.ing• count.,., HON.JUDICIAL ,,,, cloor1q bu\•neu M •2!i0 Plltk N •wpon , .. 02, mencod 10 1tant.1ct b\111 COSI• MHd Otto ~.d "' w•ll ue madn 'OAFEITURE Control I •lJ & M OISJAIOUIOAS PUILtc NOTICE N11wpo11 A•11c11. C•lll ""' und~ Int fati1>00t , llutinu 1 Pftme(1) as..., _.,... t,,.. 11 1111'1 If\ I e Olli<.• bu! w•lhOul rul!f't1a1tl 01 No. 92 .. 074 lbJ(VlflGRUN HILL Of!. 91fi#>O ltu,•llflO N 11'11'(11) h"ed IObf'r IJ, 20 27, Nownib<'1 abollt on· NIJet>ovt)A • llLL llUIWAY ci• 11 , 'cuunt~ n ~rl"!Jl!t or wittr rHv, e<pre.,, or 1rn o., A1"1··~• 11) ttll;> )! S1~.N'> ltlKAPPLUl Mii L & ••• flctltleuH • ,,_,I · Lyr>ns Prtntong Co•p , M!Ovo on SVrh.11'1bct l, 3 I 2 l"amtla L ai.r M • Ch I ph d I !d•O\j t.llo PC.JS 87~' '.ANIA nAA[IAA/\ ST LUMRER co (d)MUIA -e!M•e •m• A c .101111a C(JtpOrJlron ,, :! r.799 nws Slilt.-ment WH fded Ofluary •PO llildCou•tly S fif!CQ<di;s IOS ~ir>.OftflUt-"T'llllnt:t>S Nl:WPOlllUIACH C tll[lt MODEL5 <•>NATIONAL ......... n. 1421 w .... ,.f!r Ave , lv\hn, S\1$0SlrM!(JW~y I PUILICNOTICE W\"1 int Counlv Cl•rtr or Cfom•tlOn r 1•urr .. "I loo ' 5'1a.1 8 lo JJ V lh(l icm n r>g o<lnci rv 1, oll 1 Of tti• Nt!"'J>O!I MOtOlt CO (f)RAILWAY file I01to•;1"''0 P"'~ 011(•1 Caftl (l.t,.llO lholl1 •UltenlC'nt WAS I.led Ofllt'lge Cou11tv on CK1obtlf I 10 Broadway Ii~ tr l\Ort o! bff' h tw p 1 t um ol the nolt'('I .. Re ell, l'OIO l>t.'p •lmtml lNC".INEERING ACE:NCY 1alol10 OO<"'J bt"'"'"' iill fhtl bu••ntu Is con-Wltll the Coo.r1ty C,..11 QI Flcthe.u. 2. 19\'Q Cotta MH8 ON 11 ill p 1ym t or p11r CM!lld by d dHd ot 5CH1IKI fllOJWly 10< fl)tl I IQlSlOUOIA !><:Alf MOO t'UO'S 1.~NOIN(l , ~Ol dueled t>v • COff>l)tlliOn 0.. •County on Stpttm lkaelneM N.-.. PMM12 Ml•ttll lufn fl( Cl! .ti Qb ti-OM font, with lf\ltml 19 1r! turt '" c:orw~tl!On w ~ lllO tlS, 1142 A111l11nd •4, ldgewettr Allent .. , (qlt.J041 Tiit rt"g111trAnt(1) t0"1 b9t I I 199~ St•te .... nt Pvbllllhtd ~ Bffeh ••••••••••., , 0 1 •N"; ind HtJtiiJ I'-"" M'll prov dad, d 1Ji1t(Jfla ol 1111 th~ .. 1,.1y Nnwport Desch, Celtf, CA 12eet mtnc,.d 10 llf!nt.Ml bus! '544110 Tr 1 ot•OWtr Cosr.e Met• Dtnv Nol Oc• ;========:::::; It 'II I.It!' •Cfl O< d I I t 0 "~ • I rry UNI r ,,,. Cod• •• loon 10 "'" ll1~ ~llt ••ar1t Hun11 .... ~!~ •• e, ~., .. Cr~ I r.!,t, "~ "n··· UI• l!rN ,,,. ',•C'·· ~IS Pl1blil1'11tO J>ftf., iOn• IObet 13, 20 :11. """"~'* I ' L ....... 1orm1 of U itl 0.l'd Of I IJ~9 I 1300 ... n• .... r .,.. ,,..,,, ,. ..... • utrnQI m•1• ,,., Cott.I M•H Oallw P1IOI .. "' s·" -3 ...... "o "' C.n WU rcc(JI,, .... , Tt1.1~I tn~ c~•a.I llll:S OT T 1 est n ,, t! olpp!nf•C(f 1142 R11tla11d l<I, Nfiwpe>1t h .. I Nt>wp(lrl Av h r.A llOOVfl 011 NA ' R.,UL MARIN[ CAN'1AS I,...., For Ad Action 1 ' J\oeof•lor • P n et ol rr.o fru tM nno "'' Ill '" propQt•f hi u .... h Co• t D2'4>J 111fl60 It.Al-won~. l'i"1olc!M1 Se>pitmtbclt 22. • Oc totwt ~• J~nnm:v WJIY, C0t1a T.-'1115 Call ;:i •fllt•unC'!'d IJ 1 S01l2 of lhe '""" er ieo bV St tOJ'Z fh 1 bu••,,.11 11 con T1111 bu•"""' 111 e; 11 • l:l, 191.' Ml'H CeM IL~'t Wll l SH.L .A I PU LIC sa.d 0 ltd c.I tru\I 1 l(),l :12 Unit d ~1.-.1011 due Jed by '11n lnd~UAI' du ltod by II CntPof.11•011 TRADE I I.ti A ~v•IA. 216'2 Stal• ...,... All llON 10 tm: ~il(';H 11 w111,pe timd 011 Cut• ~Y fir• reo•t1111nt(•I com the r• tJtrnflttt) com A .. • CO I• Mtt• C•fll • c '" "· ..., 1 1 1 """ p 11u ... n1 to $•< 1tnn 111t"nr~ 10 tra1ta11ct b\dl menud In trarit1• 1 bu .. ,..,..• ~ ... ~.,.,,.w.•ydl 1r..U ( >f rm nEn ron ... ~, ""'' U(!f ...... II .... ur .. AA I I 11 ' ..._._. ..aa.. .. w:i...d .. _ t11f\ 1111•11• •••• 1 on In 1 1.,, lti n 11•"811 01 011 <;o .ro.nui r u und•r 11.-ftettt.out l'ttia• u .... r 1 to •l 1 av •""""'' _ .. ,,. p •. I m<111N Of the Ul'\l'•'d pm lhft o •vY ' J llu in • ·'-•l•I lrltl'd l.lu11nu• n m• flah·ll lo .,...,. your cl••ll docr110 by M "'°''•d11.11t 1 bu1ld•l1Q kX'l.,loO I I !Jf Ht! I t ft COOi'! JliCKO • "''""" Ml•98J8 ,._.. -.,.," ... 2 ._., 71 Jo. :. 1 " 1 ' • ,.,,.,,. r • $(!ullt L4t""1S 11 , Of•l'V,KI cs wea lo !Orltt t 11111 riroo bo't9 °'' NA llhovi! l)f'I 1141 2 ....... ..., -_, fht> rt•ci1•lt1111lh r cum .AD· VISOR 842·5878 llLI 141-9171 ., I . n r Tuesdey, October 13. 1982 U ....... CoPiM fll IN gtMI Mo • Well. ta7IO Hot Octobef ti, 13, 1 • IC.wt "· • In-11, "· 1192. ~~~~ ~ I ,,:: bu1lne11 11 con-OBrru•ny I. 11811 CL ... 118 duc:IN by: en lndMdual na\ 888 The regl1tfan1(1) com·====== ..... CL ••IHI mencect ~ tranaact bu1I· •AOPELY r;~:;~~~~~;r:~~;;~~~;;~~~~~~~;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;~~~~::~~~~~~;;;;~~ Mii under the Flct1tlOUI 9"115 "*""' Name(•) hated Mwtlft c . Sheelv, !========~ r.lr qn~ s.p~ 30· ~i°9~1e~n 0c~O:!'P~:t BOUSlllCOIDOS-HUNTINGTON SOUTH COAST BAI.BOA COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT l<eilt'I &rlc:khn B •a c h · Bo r n I n JIOI SILi BEACH 1040 METRO 1086 ISIAND 2 106 BEACH COSTA MESA 2624 NEWPORT 2169 ======BEACH 2669 Thi• 1tatemeot was filed Shelby, Oklahoma, wilh the County Clerk 01 Mr. Sheely hved In Or· I:.:;:=:.:::::.:::::.:::::.:::::.:::::.::::= I========== I E'S1do 4BA 3BA Condo •AVAILABLE!. Or= Coutlly on Octobef ange County for 65 SenlM• P-•dlse.! o.oor .. or'e lkeam •2SA h&"ct, patto, 1rp1c, New remod I, n/pets, tJluNs/111ow, 3BR 2•~BA--; Large 2Br 2a. Apt. 2, 1 years and was lho As · I---------<loTgoous re1lromen1 Boautltul 4BR pool gar, $1200 mo yrly frpl, tenms/pool etc, den, newly remo d Call &31·4088 • NPT H ghts 2Br 1 Ba •Pl w hardwd floors, frplc garage w/remote comrOI 631-4442 Fl48478 slstant u s. Postmas GENERAL , 1002 commun. less than 1 home In Summerfield Dys (310) 597-3055 Ev S1400'mo 675 6149 Avail 1mme<1. $2,000, --------- Published Newport Beach· ter for Corona dot mil• to be.Jehl 2-3BR tract. Vaulted ceilings (310) 597·8585 1=----------mo. 723·0352 •E'SIDE• Costa Meu Daily Piiot Oc· Mar. Ho Is urvlved by ::::=:;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::: from $130,000. Secu· Aemod. kitchen, new E Sldo, Igo new 2BR _H_V_H_o ___ 5_B_R_3_B_A_3, 2 stry, 2BR I ' .BA, d lobtf 13, 20, 27, November w llo C.:>r<>tiiea and •Won't La at at nly gated & park like. appl $227,500 I========= 2BA encl. g:lr, bit ins. :-nesh 1 •1., w, encl garage, paho, •OCEANFRONTS• 3 · 2 $1995 mo, 2 ~ t S 1895 mo lple. 2 c: pkg. wntr 722·0824 3 1...... $198,500 Easts1de C-21 Ber .. Realty C·2t Sea Br .. ze BALBOA w/d, nice, quiet. nr gar, .ros qain • wa" nJpe1s, 645-43 19 • """"' many fov1nn friends. • to o fAm h ol S .. ., End Unit 3BR 21,;,e a, (714) 962·8881 (714' H2·5521 ocn. $1 ,000 642·7334 ~ · sc o ---------T·787 orvicos will bo hold 1 11 & 1 _...;....._.;..• -----PENINSULA comm pcol. $2,5001 •EASTSIOE• PU8UC -TICE Wednesday, Oct. 14, sep am Y rm rplc. Make the right move. 21071"'e,,.....,,..S-1d_o_1_4_00.,...s-l-c-o-nd-o-. mo. 682·5637 nv 2·00 p M t S 2 car gar. p vt yard & =========::: af •-:::::.:::::.:::::.:::::.:::::.:::::.::::=:: 2BR 1 •,,Ba l o w n 2 Years N ew ! 3Bli 26A I.amity compleK, $1050/mo 714-650·8310 IOUCITATION OF NOlllllA TIONS PUllLIC NOTICE Par9M1 Interested in par· tlc1pa&lnQ 1n the Fountain Valley SC:hool Oistrlcl'• ap- pncellon lor grants under the Elementary I nd Sec· ondsry Education Act for BtUngual Education may al· tend a public meellng on Wedrt 1 1a.'.f/. October 28, l992, ... yinolng ' II 7:00 p m 1 • .he Rush Room or ~ Fountain Valley School d. · · 8 t. An· morel $198,500 IRVINE 1044 __ P_ll_o_t_R_e_a_E_•_ta_t_.,..;....1• 28R 2' BA, 2·pahos, OCEAN FRONT 3BR house, garage, I •C'· Crhol.lwrcsh. P 600 resbSyt.terAnlan_ 642 .... 7 .... 7 2BR 1 BA yrfy untwn gar • I space, inside 28 A upper, 2 car gar. 0 ,.., C .. .. PILOT CLASSllflKD $925. Also Furn room lndry area s1poo1mo place. •••· Patio drows Rd., Newport oldwoll Banker 5350 C . · frpl, IMMAC. $2300 lndry rm. $825 mo Beach,ln Ueu o f flow· ========= OXFORD COURT It's the •••Y·to-winter AV AL Avail immed. 998-3434 mo, yrly, 67$-2272 2617 Orange acceaa, lnfOf'matlon-Mng 723·1206, CENTAUR MGMT era, dooauons may be Lowest priced B-t at packed marketplace _6_73_7_4_12,_.:....·----E.S1de, Laurel Pt. 2 mslr 642,2288 or 722 9012 made t o N e wport CORONA $218K 280, 2.BA, gar visited regularly. sue-LAG 2 Br, 2 lull balh sies. 2'' BA. 11p. 2·ca11========= Beach Public Ubrary DEL Ulln 1022 Princs only 854-3098 cnafully. by all kinda Ocennlront w/marina gar, p a110. $1250 /mo. AP•DTMENTS Fund, 856 San c•-m. Uln.l\ f 631 A021 "" .. "' o consumers. Sec'd bldg w/2 encl ··• ente ,Dr., Newport f:::=::.::::==:=::.:::::.:::::l=========t:::=:=:======I 1...,....--------FOi RENT Beach, CA 92660. In· 5 NEWPORT I parkng spcs. Furn Avl E S1dt', Laurel Pl. 2 msrr t er men1 3l Pac Ilic pyglass Value! lllSC IUL 1111 $1800 yrfy. 675·0308 stes. 2•!1DA. l/p. 2·car ======== View Memorial Park, Model perfect 5BR wt BEACH 1069 • Old classic 6 burner gar. pa1io, $1 250/mo Newport Beach. Pa-180' views. Terms or :::======= !STATE. SIU.ES gas stove~ 3Br & 2Ba 631-4021 •EASTSIDE• 2 BR d uplex O W, wshr dryr hkup. go· rage. 5850 mo 1665 Tustin Ave CEN'i /1L''" 'GMT ii42·~:,. 'i8 LRG OC EANFRONT STUDIO on Pen•n • :.ula PO!nl $850 mo all ut1I Inc 723 1355 STEPS TO SAND Clean 1 BA, lrg d ecli, g.uagc. ulll pd N 1pe1s S750 mo. 723.1292 c1hc View Mortuary, lrade Call Pa trick I l(trns. Now pnl/crpt 1---------BALBOA Olrectlng. 644-2700 T enore •780-8702 Bes t buy on Lido 125 -======== $1350 yrly. 673 0708 E.S1de, Perfect lor 3 ISIAND *'•1'1C'.', T SEE• WESTMINSTER Agl Nat1oow1do USA Via Mentono-4bd/4ba, -prof. 3 lge mstr BR 2~06 '' '1•l price s l ashed!! 11 REAL ESTATE with inC11v1dual lu ll BA. ::::;;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;:::::: Beauufu' lo lt bdrm 2692 $690,00 0 760·0606 CORONA Lgo 2 car gar w/slOr· c 1BA /,;>l lrplc O W !=:.:::::.::::====== It Worked! FC.'NTAIN VA:LEY 1034 752-8522 ext 219 EXCHANGE 1600 age, hv rm, din rm. • harming hght lBR pa110, lndry rm, S750 FREE UTILS B upstrs, nr Ferry. Avl 1 R Apl, Distressed Owner ;;;:::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;:::::DEL MAR 2122 ,modern kit. Sl 490. 10,20. yrly 1se prel'd 236Avocado $540 mo low dep. Have: lrvlne Wes1parkl=========I 675·1199 $785 mo 963·85 t8. CENTAUR MGMT pool, lndry c;irpon Must Sell! nr new 3BR 2\.'/Ba, 2 •Light, airy, 2BR l BA 642·228B or 722·901 2 714-894-8115 Ocean v1ow Newport car gar. Will trade up over gar Avall mmed I========= 3BA 2BA upstrs, IMMACI 554 JOANN LG 26R 1--------- I placed a cla~tned ad Lo sell my sora and ll worked! IL reached the right ·area and the right person-thats what counts. I would dcnn11.e1y use the Dally Piiot again Lo advcrusc.. Virginia Cook Costa Mesa Bonus Buy! Bonus room makes this home 11 super buyl Perfect for home ol hce or mother·1n- law. Interior tract. $237,500 • C-2 t .Welcome C7t4a 830-2100 HUNTINGTON BEACH 1040 Cresl Model 4. 3BR +. to N ewport S350K· · 1 lridg, micro. Lrg patto, den. 3BA, 2 C3r gar S400K. Valent i ne $900/mo. 640-5633 NEWfORT skylghts, gar, ln~ry -t den, 1',Ba, lire-========::: G roat condl '8oS1 Properties 759-7659 Cozy 2BR hse; 0/W, BEACH 2169 hkup, $1650 494·9530 pince, nr bus, K-Mart prtccd ocean view, frplc, garage, pvt & ma rket. $750 mo 5298,500. 645-4588 =========::: patio. Walk to beachil::::.:::::.:::::.:::::.:::::.:::::.:::::.::::;: :========I 642 2288 or 722·90!2 EASTBLUFF B01ttlUtlCONDO~ St 150/mo. 640·7211 BALBOA Attractive 1Br with v~ "' Beach Rentals'. PENINSULA pvt pallo Groat aroa· I======== $539,000 Beaulll\l'l fOI Dwt.., 2607 walk · 54to6.908ever1yth1ng REN""ALS TO 3BR 2.75BA 2 story w/ -==JUOn::;:;;:::;:;;:a::;:;;:::;:;;:::;:;;:= COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT PENINSULA 1 panoromlc vi ew • YEARLYOR WlN:TER SHARE• 2724 Noonan -----------========= S550,IAO,Sl950 MO • Furn 1 BR 1 BA ga-Available!! $850,000 CUS rOM Costa Maaa 2bd 1·48ftlncl Wattr1ronl rage, AJC, yrly S800/ 2BA 1 • Ba townhouse ;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::=::::: 380 3 SBA. bric k IN· Coodo w/2bo $900 Easts1·de F11m1sllfd\Jnlum1shed mo CIOso to bcti w lcnced yard, S735t * Westc litt Pool Hm llJSC.RE!fTAlS F V·11 R I (213) 553.3773 L mcos, r. doors 'w1n N ewport Bch Stu 3BA, hugo back yard, I a enta s mo 546·9081 gc pvt ma'llrer SU•te Reduced $25,000 :;: Views! Ake r · Balboa Bay Club cul do-sac s1ree1. encl 675-4912 •Oceanfront Lg 3BA E SIDE clean I BA ~~~-J'~nt~I ~r;:;;,':;· Bank r Po 1s pJ1ced 10 &40·SO&O $1050 gar $1250 548·7001 2 03, f/p, d/w, w/d, W;iuu. 35 pd All ~ ----'-,,..,,,..-:-.,....1 sell al $339.000. Huge 321 COLLEEN gar, Nd ~t'"STTOO mo gar sml yard. no pets t • 1 M• to bch. gorgN>Vs ~:'e:1~~~'; lr;:-~~e~ l\~j!Hbj 2b~o~:_:'s~!del ~~~ •3BR 2•,,Ba charming •Lg :>Br 3'~Ba Dover 1 ~~:~~~~: Paid. E~51~,m~ 1~R/8 ~6:: ~~:k;~::.as~~ ;;;;~ kitch en w/1sland • •••H••rn• twnhse 1n Nwpt Hghls Shores home, lg y.irCJ, Newer b1.11ldmg, clean ~ 0 9 Diana 645 5811 Frenc h doors and __ __;;t.""''!J?«='""'t"-'=h.1:..;;..._~ Corona d el M ar trplc, dbl gar. lg yard walk to schh .. shops, No pets. 723-0823 or Faacr, Sp7a2l51om, ol.au2n6d8r0y C OM 5385. M F non- 1 Channel Reel view S1225' "A7 75 o S2300 mo 646 8583 3 10 ~n5.IU:19 rge deck Must Seel HARBOR RIDGE 260 51600 mO'.,.. · 4 . .,., ""' Santa Ana Ave •E smoker l o sh1ue 4Br C-2t A Neighbor· \flew! Vie w! View! 3BA , den. yard, 2-car •Lido Peninsula• 2Br fum, bayfront, close Cathy 650 3237 l'TI$g 2 ' ,ea house. w1d (\°fd E8"'3 porlu0m Just Reduced, Now Oceanfront lbd gar, clean, no pets u mquo 1 & 28A Units to le"Y· 2 car parking. Carmen, 760·1343 4) 0.21 0 5525,000I A l mos l Hou:>o $2200 625 8 Plumer. St,050 tor lease Private bch winier 310·375·5500 E'side Lg 2br 1BA C OM Fem pre f . 2500 s I, sec system Pru Ci:\l.Rlly, Agl. on b ay. 673-60 3 0 303 Edgewater bale. encl garage $462 50 utihl c s "FAST IESULT" SH VICE DIHCTOIY .. ·or Hl•,ult St•n H't' ( .111 UJ-5671 EiU11 B b 7 7286 qu1e1 adulls $750'mo 1 A C, 3 decks , hugo N e wpo rt B eaeh 1 __ a_r_a_r_a_2_9_· ---7 10 Lido Park Or. BEAUTIFUL BACHELOR 120 E 20th •722 6804 UCI & beach close entry courtyard Valen 2bd --.,~~_,...,,,..,-,,...,,..,=-----..... On The Boardw alk · ' Karen, 723 5882 tine Properties. Jo yce St"C Bldg S2800 .. SEA ISLAND-2BR. . Kit. Igo b:nh. Quiet & EASTSIDE 759 7659 For Ad Action 21 BA. golf course V\J. Secure $540 Yearly B ack Bay Call a 2600 SQ ft, 2 stry. incl ulll. n •• n 'p , Country St"lltflg lg 1 BR Call SUMMER-S3300,mo 644·9l2J 673 6372' w yard S645 mo. 329 Cl lft_.. R!;NTALS AVAILABLE ...,,. •W;ilk to Nwpl Bch STUDIO Non-smkr prcl Un vers1ty Dr H ass 9U ,,. Ten111~ Club. 2"'"0 • Pvl bch. •trcct prl.ng, 64 2·2816 No pe1s Tod I Wa te rfront Homes AO V SOR ~ "" ay Inc. Realtors -1 sr. 4BR 3BA, g;ime 1.1111 p aid. S600 mo GOOD LOCATION! ftM lo 1011are lrg mobile home near SC Pla7:l Pvt rm oath, k1tch pnv. • $300 mo. 557-6734 842·5878 631-1400, 710-3600 842·5878 rm w wet bar S2300 675 0481 or 432 6312 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.,....~~~~~~---~--~~-~:::::::=, ______ ~6~7~3:.e:90:::=.0~~~.::===============-.::::::5=2=8=C=a=n=c=h=a=6=''=0=-1=G=3::;1 YEARLY. B alboa B ay-r front. Priv beact1 Lg 2BA 1•1BA IOwn hou~c. tndry rm. d w pa110 5795 mo LIDO IS LE qu•el M F wantl'd to Sll'"lrr hoY.,e Be"c:h t>.1y No drug,., smoke. net-;. S-13 5.'! Av:ltl I 0 11 723·1%2 For all your home and business needs poer 2Bri2Ba, park ng 51800.mo. 67~81 CORONA DEL MAR 2 6l2 2BR 2BA, w d trl.up So ol PCH, $1200 & ulll S500 dcp 8 1 8 ·500· 1218 . 2 078 Thurin Mature ptol non smlo.r CENTAUR MGMT . lo sh.1re 20r B;ilt>cn 642-2288 <1p1>1, v·ow Very r11cc S600 o.-in. n3 u1211 Hurry'.! NH .ti 36\h SL 1 BR If You Want An 10A s-100 ultl '"Cl. Ei.lra lg East• de 1 BA non '"'"'· no pt"ls that s qu•cl & clt'a11,1_6_i_5_-090'J _____ _ no pets & great pl.lee Nv.pt, luit furn condo, 10 ltve w tow rent. call pool, 1cnn, wk 10 bt'h , ME NOW & qel your unturn BR AvA1I 10 rebate•631·8427 15, llS gar, w d. Cute clean 1 BR ap1. on Open Dally! $495 re ts 6-t6 8.i 73 the bayfront, 2nd lloor -0-U-IE_T_L_O __ C_A_T_l_O_N_!_ On Marina. Lge p11t10, 4 umt w ith deck. Avail bll.s 10 bch, w 'd r.on/ nppro11• 10 15 s1100 Cozy house 2BR 1BA smkt , S.t50 to SGOOI mo. Call 642·6515 m I yard, new carpel & mo . 6 7'3 ·3868 vort1ca1 blinds $850 228 ·~ Sle rks Shr WestSlde CM hse ACOUSTIC CEMENT ELECTRJCAL 3610 HOME LOANS 8r PAINTING 3858 TILE 3928 COSTA MESA 2624 CENTAUR MGMT $425 mo • ) ullls 642·2288 Respon adlt 35 •. Nf smkr drugs 631-8466 REMODELJNG CONCRETE 35261=====::: REPAIRS 3758 RE.AL ESTATE 3408I:::======= S pas-t ans ·220v lllesl:::======= 3816 eW.P . YOUNGOUfST One by One Tiie Sorv1ceirepa1t ========:I WIEKI CONCRETE SIRV Briden Elec111c Concrete cumngfjack u c Ins 538 3791 * RS Homa Repairs ========= 1crm110 dry rot repu; doors, pl\1mbir1g, & more' :!'4 hrs. 646 0997 Painting Conlr11c tor •counters •firs •shwrs Ouat paint "9 b)' pro115 ~era<n•c •'!l~rllle •:..late L1cflG02098 Ins. •5913 15 Tom 71<>2189 Free est 645 3305 Ceilings painted'retelftt removed/repairs Dis· counts! Written Guar Acousticpro 563 9009 hammer/3' Bobcat 487559 a31.2810 I========= ·--------- Mortgage Rate Hotline • RS Hom• Rep air• free 1'nfo "'20 Yrs of Quality Work TREE RIC'l\•rd S.nor Uc 2806<14 termite, dry rot reprs, 675--2501 Rel• s.iS-3209 A"'f ,_ SERVICES 3929 doors, pl1.1r11b.n9. & •-========== ======FENCES ==========I CER.AMJC •DECltS 3615 ADDmONS TILES IEMODELJNG 3528 FEN c Es.QA TE s . morel 24 hr•, 646 0997 --R-e-fi-s--4-1/-20/0-, -~~8~~1\1 c~:t:::~lnt. I• -;:;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;;:::;:::::::: .. -' 2, lru I (!N ida n... I F Big Mikea Tree Ser· vice Tree t11m, re- moval, cleanup, lawn serv 45 l ·8846 • -nep!Mr Rtd1llOOClll========= loo.:1li ... uon 1~ _,10 Apl. vva tob. '"HI 3410 TILE Installed/Repaired. CIClatPOllR~t• CM.NB d:~:.::::~~==;=7::8~ ========= SI hC156981l7 636-1758 ::::=:.::::=:.::::===:! PIOll"pt Courteous s.r..ce Jim Whyto &42-7206 TOP QUALITY C Free Est & Reference$ ar .. z• enat. De· John & Shelby 846 6176 •-========== MASONRY 3828 very compo1it1ve •ion and bid from · 1-C.ah Top S For d•a int.ell\, ltc 648228 TUTORING 3930 S35 sf C1.11tom/comm FLOOR INSTALL mond, iewelry, Rolex, ======::::;;;:::::: call Jny 650-3359 tr-••t.. 842--0737 =C=H=ILD==.=CARE===3=S=3=6 REPAIRS 3620 buy and sen. 653 w Blackmun M -onry -T-Rt_M_P_A-IN_T_t_N_O_Y_OUf_ I::.:::::.::::====== -~-ADDITIONS 19th SI. 646-7262 Biic!. block slono ' Eng . Readg, Te1>1 Prep ..,..,_._ ~ castle is my canvas Ages 1 O·Adull. MA all types, local, trusted :::;::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::: Wood Flo~lng Cus Ouaht y .Jow elry and lree est 20 yrs OAP Good rates, refs Thank Eng. CA credc.-nllals builder for 30 yeara CHILD CARE 7 d1'ys Watch Aopalt , custom 61 7182 636•3109 YO>.J, Lawrence 96J·9685 EKp 23 y1s 675 2760 Uc,212542 4~1 tom Work Nt'g price, B wk, All hra, m my C M 20 yrs in Business 1ewolry. 1.1y 1Sell/ Waterr.)lls poof remoClcl Professional Tutoring Wanlen Const. Custom home, vory lovtng DI· AbrohBm 559 7963 Tr ado 3 116 Nowport bric~ rock block 1110 1n homo 1st gr.ido- Rtmodehng, additions, mosphero 631 ·2460 Blvd. 673 -0385 concrl'te LtC bonded PIANO & VOCAL colll'ge All 51.1biec1s Fr-dHign 30yrs e11p 0 0 OTHCA GA Const Smee 1977 LESSONS 3868 Cambrid ge Acadom1c 11'307331 Mt·20H l VIN M with GARAGE DOORS • 633 9744 • Services 494-7018 APPUANCES SERVICE 2 yr old, Wiii care lor y JI UDSCAPE IL your child 1n CM hm 3678 ~ a ========= 1·::::======= ' .... & f·'-....... ) ...... ""'17 Plano lessons, Or ol mus~ 1• ._., -· ...... ...,,.... •-======:: LAWN CARE 3808 MOBILE 1• H 0 ME c11 arts use.,._, "' bKh WALL 3426 LOVING NANNIES D ecorative Steel lest, 111br muse 1ucht 1s 3932 avail, Hp, rellable, 16'x7', replace your •Lawn• mow ed front SERVICES 3831 asso, Ol lnselmann 54H70I COVERINGS ::::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;::::;;:::;::::= prof trainin g, ft om heavy wood dooTI & back $11 50, clean W ••... _r(Dryer-•trl.. $1 00 a week 7S3·5223 $450 1rlCI t ... 1ns1 .. ll & 1 1 P H $10 II ,,_ '" • .. .. ups cort'P serv R so wo 1poctnll:ze 1n n1obil~ aper ang1og ro • Service and Repair free hauling ol old a.val.I, 83t-8809 home repaitaTnrvices POOL :Zs yrs exp paper 15 yra axi>. call Ed door with lhls ad s65 elo el spec .al J 9 stripped I 00 .._ gu3r. Townhouse-Style HUNTINGTON G",, "Gee FOR 3BR 21 :;.Ba, encl ga· lU\A ~ rage, w shr dryr hkups. BEACH 2640 RENT 2740 p vt bacl( yard, pool & ========== .pa s 1070 mo + S350 3BA 2~ BA Sp aetous l=.::::5;:t::o::r-=e:.::::G::•::r::a;:g::•::•;: d ep. 5~7001 T o wnhouse s lyfe, -• 2233 Fairview Rd 11200 sq fl. oak cab, Double, 181{21 Cost.i $200 OFF 2268 Maple Lg 2BA 1 BA nr bus, K Mart. mov les, $650 ·mo 642 2288 or 642· 1276 Mesa $250 mo, Call lrpf, d1n1ng rm, new 54 2.3960.WkdV i 0 -4 paint yr.d, gar (Beach & He•I) S 1050 9"'8·9Sll COIOIBICIAL Avail now . Lge 18R •••T •r"P•9m IBA ... den. d'W, gar·~ ...,&A&G b11ge d1Spo sal, car·I~~~~~~~!!~ $300 OFF MOVE IN port, $700 t sec. Nol:! ~ogs. (3to> s92.2214 BUSINESS OFFICE Charming I BR , courtyard Apts G<1tcd, ========t fOR R!NT 2769 pool Close 10 every. 1h1ng• 842·58se NEWPORT EXEC o ffices, JW Airport, NB. r rom $J50 mo f vi wori. •t.1t1o ns $1 !>0 mo $300 OFF MOVE-IN! BEACH 2669 2BR. lncd yd. Wlr pd ========== 638-4120 9 -!WM 2194 Placentta·O $755 • $750 M oves U In! E side 2Br, nu paint cpl, :<'69 0 16th Pl $725 No pct 644 0452 • 1 Mo Fr~(' Util•I Lo clean 2br Iba. g.ir, nu cpt, O,W , st orage $750 No Pee 640 2495 •2BR Duplex, quiet. lg tnc;d yd,. 6'191 gQr. gd area, W O hkup1 $825 mo 647-7540 •2BORM $750• Free prt.ng, lurn, rf'· * 1 BDRM $600• cep1, coffee. cont rm -FAX 50<:. coplet I Oc Frig, dshwshr, stove 833 9!>50 Al Quinlan incl. No pets 545-4855 •--------- • 2BR tBA, S900 mo Primo COM loc n et,'\•I ut1I mcl a-age, lrg or olf1ce Mr Gt'o1c;ie, pallo. 210 10 .... c r 41st ownf'r. 500 to 10,000 Av91l 1mm•d &31·1148 rt 675 3700 • Beautlful 2BR f BA IU'"..-'"'" • owno!'S unit, gran1le ~uu;;~ t.1lch & mrble firs, r PDIJUIQ hso to bch! S48 2369 ========~ 83&-4t38 CLEANING t-eoo-aeo-1203 All American Tree• • r 80~,.597 64170 SERVICE 8 4 Aes1Cornm (ll0)~12n Service Removal. I:::======== WE G.is Slld Ha"" l""*lher BUSINESS =======:I SERVICES 35481-======== Tr tm , Senior Oise . .., ....,, .. r•a1n1t1.PPBy 3510 -:;::;:::;:::;:::;::::;::::;::::;::::;:::'-Frco er.t. 531•841 5 Cool Water Pools To1111 Interior Aomod· OPPORTUNITY ~1<nll\ • BANDY MAN 3710 MOVING 3834 wklf pool clng, chem el1ng Sorv. Advfce To COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA llESA 2624 2904 ========~===l·~~c~~~=====~==~ ~~~~~·~=~T~h:•~C:r:~;Y:·~~:~7~1~7:2~·~1;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ OltJ Cuatwt W•IMl•rtt Complete bomeloHl<:o ,,......,RllPAIRS Horne/ =LE=G=Al======= est. 775·1722 ~· & rtpMI. cuttm •dwlk. cl•~~1~5~~8~0• Rental PROPERTIES PUBLIC NOTICE YACHT REMODEUvG Costa Muo 1 ST TIME OFFER k .p .FrMtll Paint-Carpentry otc · SERVICES 3812 The Calif, Pubhc Ut1li· ROOFING 3910 394n 0 $99 s •ty De •t largeAnnuAl lOCome ..... ..-C....547-1&44 -...... ,...rot""'='•1..,. .... ~ .... -e-c-=-... -n.,......-Drywall. Gaty&rtS-5217 I=~======== ti•• CommlHiOn RE· ecun pos1 Lrve Sbow Call For At9M1, Rtmod Ooora. ~ 7yrs eitp, xlnt ref'•, Carpentry. plum bing. QUIRES that all used ;::::;;:::;::::=;;:::==== o.taila, S ~ roq. OOws. tlbinltt. l l\ICCO & dl"f' dependable & rehable, tile, dryw1.111. maaoory •L••·· Help-fin•• h ousetfold g o ods Re Roota .. Repalra 1:1::n1::a::r_=,::E;:x;:t;:or::~==.c::t:: .. t::e::.A.=,. Bay Breeze Apartments (310) 2~ 3770 Wll. ltntn, 111.., "c. Uc call Yolanda 631·5961 & more RHs r.ites Foroclosure? Evic tion? movers print their Local A•I•. 16 Yrs the~rt mocs";,,.:"1~1~, 35yrsup M'JMl.oMT µ;;;:,u-c1e--.. e'81 .11tn• .. •H•• BankrlJPICy? Divorce? PU C Cal T number, G p II RI AMlRICA'S NtiW MON· ....------.... E/Z Alford11ble •Oll,l llmos and c ttaul1eurs reott'r ec ic g VaChl Sl'le$ Service l S . & Q . l BR A t YMAKtR ITlllJ' enm S13ht-4,Stthr-3.St5hr2 HIM'Mhnn8ftlenlcn uons 800-273-4529 print lhettTC P num-838-1988 #621368 •72t.013t• p 3CIOU ' UICt pts you S3-4 K c allh Maturetrdy to wttl. NP CM Lie. Tnaur. '•----------be II'\ *" ctvert • h C ) Q B w lo.ly. No S (town to CAIPET 3514 Jack .. Smiltl Ma-4Me Lie. aur. LocaJ r.ta. ltad Credit Removed m:nta If yo: hav:ea ========1;::::==--====1111 Wtt 00 ccan rcczes, t>vy It QuahtltK1 PTJf"T. ============! Free est e73-7Ust Qwarant .. 1 SCREEN Tom. '~ .SM.0792 • • ,.... llle-Whlt•••H Sunbrtt• ..,..,41 ~ Horne ..... ,.. No Jot> ••k for Ann qveauon •t>out itie i. Pool, Covered Parking & he/bonded/In• own/ CAI 800 640-3304 goar''''chot•u·,,~eur, • c"amoll sE•VJCES 3920 CONDOM l•Plf' ~ cetpe4t'llPflOI ........ r by 22 -police 100 smalVl•roe. •lecl · " Laundry Fac1')1.t1'e c'-*'Q Ripen. tcoechQfd ;;.-943...,2 ,. ptumb/carpen O\C. Se Oankruptc y from SI 10 Pvbhc UUhtiea • VINDHfQ ROUTE IMllCpe C ....... IOIO nlOf dtse. 675 ... toe Olvo 1ce fro m $30 Comm .. "°" Metlcuto .. MOiton'• HAMMER C JI 548 A'l36 Big PtOf~ Call Am4t•t· paralegal •ervlce __ 1 1 t4ij·;558;· 1!·if4i1iS&;jt .... -Mobtla IC,._., 1ervtee. a -v...J can OefendH 24 Hrs Doc prop. 850·1926 i-Oft....... no mln .• no Hrvlce TIME". ,., _____________ ._ __ _. 1-IOO-t!Wl 3933 DECJ 3528 COATING RAUUNG 3720 I. S , ehrg. Low••• rr1ce1, r ,_DIS_m ____ u_rT_QIS_•_...n __ - .... ruptc•/Dtvorc• owfft, toro09, pro • Larry 64:Z 5$95 .. , ur J570t======== Att~yasstate<I XLNTrep. 1 flrmlft.inl. ~,..-, • PIJSOllALS 3002 P!IS()llAJ.S 3002 hcorM JN!f1 of 1Q.o · Ill •••T ftl Heullng, Mem 8BB·JN1ymt plan Ttlmt. Vft/IC 731.ase ... ......... •• HAIR • NATURAL$" /JOrlvew•v•·pallo•· W•t.,proot Deck Co•t· Damolltion. Aemodellog? £11.1918-722 .. 500 ~ &1911. it 11~111~-==T..n===.=.=== l!JalltW ••P.w euccna iJkV. Supe· PMh• etc, ... -.. Ing, Qu•l"y wrtl, ,... .Walllleconcret4181lrff• MOVtng Co. ua..aM. iH"l\ln~ ............. House Sitter ..... llabl.I.. ''°' hlllf ,. p tl>d• ClllllT COICIETE 111111. ..... U..t'NClW tlCWMlble f>'ICe•, Lie .. rnh, etc 746-tlH lowHt rat"....,.. IEPAllS , 3921 ,.._... M•w W uc.:t.al No ~. -· UW..... 37J.-S 117430 7D .. 7• t0•ur a nottc.. 894>-~19 ·-=~~====~ _,,.. _,.. tabl •h•d acco1.1nt1 ::==!. An~ fot •*!-W t d C d /H Pl.I lnv••lmer11 seeutad T-'.,...CeM.CaMt BOii! IEAl.ESTATE . •~•nld•r• ere my one : on o ouse p eo r byitnYm1lory.Mwwnum Conc-atk* 8loctt Lie °"'Y buSIMn. Aepa.,. Be a ch for o 3 7 yr o Id JtwMtm...,, '*' 'toote • 277321. ""'-.t0uall 111CTIJCA1 3110 llPAJIS 3758 3811 PAINTING 3158 a lnatallatlona ' fOt ma1eet dittrll'IUC0t L.Ow"'°"(!14)t'2·1093 ·========·:========·:=:;::;===== CNrlea 712•7924 professional, non-smoker, clean ahlp F"0t info. Cllft ,_ an~ responsible. Currenrly living in 800 ea.52aa. • L.A , but vt1ll be wondng in the Oronge County oreo thru Jonuory. Avall Nowt • '211-722-2071 • .. Be Tuesday, OctOber 13, 1992 ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT MEJtCHANDIS! YACllTS 7018 &111'GMQIDB IOUSIOYCllllZ VOLISWAGO• UDDUlla 2920 SEJtVICES 5533 MISC. ao1s========= 9231 ausa =::::::;;====== 17' CHRtS Cr•ft Asher-----......, .... .-...., .... 'II llll9r Sput.l;=======I •HAPPY 711t• -·-Shnde, Pine Cvpreu Y.cht. 3 ..... '"''· 3 CHEVIOUT 9045 lllMlr w/tMI ,. a Int t-~ ....... • .... rp 1918 ffotd BIRTHDAY, 808 Please be aware thnt trees. t5 o~tlon, $20 ;~::~· :~d~ ~~~ , ~_,.m;;::~~:4~· Po=:,.t"'"• grM&. pio•up, rd, H1 You're a WONOERfUL the hst1ngs In this cot· t gallon planta, St ObO Mav trada for inc M\J&t Seti H C........ Sl,GOO/obO. 898-2f99 ~ eng.. pwr, husband. 1 love you egory mav require vou W1stena StO 674 9422 prop w/ownrs un•t In RS w/VI, T-t opa, lllDO..OM; ..... ~ • h B • to call 0 900 number TANNING eaD for .. ~n c1t1 ... et•'2•• UM>C powet everything. 1oW ... UC"'t! t , - Call 842-5878. Put a few words te work for you. v tY muc • ouv .. ou In which there 1a a •ate, st 200 (coat .,.. "' ... JV..,... mites, clean. All otters 11' 1\41 1220 ·-•••••••••ltil••••l!llll!!I_. •• • <;, • ~ • ~ • "• cha • po t "' 1-=======:: MISC. AUTO 9245 v... A.T. 95,., Me· _ ro r m1nu e S:lOOO) Montego Bav consldt'red, 9!15·2527 1• chanlc•llV Realored. CALL 1: Thankaglvi ng N o-Bartender Tr9inees Wolll System, Crystal llAllJ?fE SUPS '84 Patcet Van Beauu-1.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;::;:;;j New Interior, Jual :;enty•S toJ St.A "'ud• Needed, eam up to 24 Suns. Ontv 22 ==~====== fut work truck, runs t Ma Sua'*l S...-1 neede paint Job IO be o t. uclo, postle SlSO daity, salary • hours of usnge on DOCJ{S 7022 PORD 9075 excel p/s, p/b , a(c 4 •4. Soft top, 9r•_y ballaa. 1A&n now. al'ld Martyr, great 1n bed 7t4/692·5359 Vall.'O-ot v.ntef~ bl•ctl. V.-ry gOod con· 14200 080 v nue and rich in mlra lips, full or part time s.4,000, sell $2,400 d1t1on In & out. Good (714) 848-1571 ,.. Jesus Christ, folthfut men 2 t or older C~tt: Thrift Shop now avail up to ca·. water sunrf, ps, pb, to~ A/C 47,000 mites. 11 c:Jas. n.a1 kt09marrot ..2...wk ualf\lflg. woman;-Y"WCA -Y'• Buv• Beautiful Nwpt Stlp t982 escort hatchback 543·t708 urea, atereo cHaeue,ljiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilm==n714.942.0631 intercessor ol all who 800-532·•222 open. Tues thru Sat & elec. provided. Sec. m i tes. 1tlnt cond t977 Chevv luv, camper look• & ru(!lll llke fer Ad 1.a.:- lnvoke vour special ---------1 O 6pm, 1408 N o. gated. Beautiful toe. St495. obo 841_1s65 s hell, good cond. new. "4.000 Of' trade NfUUll patronage in time ol Shopping for a now Main, Santa Ana. S12·$1C/ft. 543·t 708 $2200 ot>G. David &50· for a pickup truck. '77· c.a ....,,,, t? •• !fled Come & ~hop or call , 122t Iv mso • I f Th N ( f f need, to you have re-,...... .men c-ss for donation plck·up Sllp to a• ' . Sall or1-=========l--:ihf;;•IPi1iio~tt'C:i-;;-a;:._ '80 .. caah Phone or e ewe st oncep n CC>Yrse frQm the dOplh let s VOU compare power, Cla9aic New-I• -95:).54()8; or days, ..... of rnv heart~nd hum-cost•~ without hasste ...543-8771 port seach foci ..,t ..... JAGUAlf 9105 fled S.-2-4321 E•t. 203. -. ,. Automot1've Sales at bJy beg to whom god or worryl 748-tN3 Lv Msg I:;:::;:::;:::;:::;;;;;;;:::;:::;;: lhe most comprehen·•-w-.. -V-P-la_v....;.H.....;.ld.;..e_'_N lft U.ftD haa given such great Piiot c1 .. a1fted ,92 XJS CONVERT•LI! slve and current direc-Se''.. 1 NrlNUft H B h powor to come to my e42-M78 FREE TO YOU wl'lt wlbllc top, tan Int, tory of goods and ser· Ca~'Tt:hPl:~ld~~! l!J2-5671 untington eac assistance. help me in 6022 CAllPEJtS, IV'S, ••-tMn 500 ml, ,_v_ic_e_s_o_r_ou_n_d_I___ 642 5678 " my prosent and ur· full power. au opp. reg · · Chrysler/Plymouth/Hyundai· gent pehhon ' In re· ..e•-·-1SE ====== TIUUI.EltS . 8014 paid thru 8-93. 4 yr If vou're looldng' tor. C8r, . turn. t promise to ~\ooUAPll Free Tebbw Cat warr, $54,000 obo, I ? make your name ======= pleaso Sl'IVO me. avr tHa ~TOTE tow Todd B5e.7Bt9 cl•ulfl•d II•• news for vou. ""' New In Town known. and cnuse you -========= old llmothv needs to I to be I tk Cl -t1nd homo Aflec11on dollv. large aize, Ask· 1.JI B T ...II D ?, Say th~~~ ~311 Morys ANTIQUES 6010 ate. well mannored,liiilniiiigii$8iiiii50iii.iii6iii7iiis-iii5iii20iii1iiiiiiiiJ======== EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EllPLOYMDT ,,,-een umeg,. own and Glortas. Pubflca· =::======= noutorod, and scent MERCEDES 9130 5530 5530 5530 •'~ LI •t d C dlf? lion must bo prom· OAK furn: dresser & g lands removod No matter r-m1 e re ised. St. Jude pray lor wash st~nd, round Plcoso call 240 7436. h L d " W 8t you're '8t 380sl CUSI Whls/ t t 0 US an all WhO lnvCll< 42"loble, front loaelfng I~=======::: ltrOS/Steroo, 2 tops, e us pu y u your aid. AMcn T~ rec box, etc 723-0401 1-doing, your ' I ~J~nk0n0~510 ~:1~1.·1 PETS & hometown ~~~~~8:~~·64~~::S~ into a new or late mode hovo had my ·oquest =======ANIMALS 6C49 newspaper pre-owned car granted APPLIANCES 6011 ======= Coll John Weissen Only 9175 Arena Family LOST & FOUND :::;:::;;;;;;;=;;;;;;:::;;;;;;;== RABBITS, Ncthelland SEARS washer & elcc-dw!lrfs, need a loving t11c dryer, great concJ;. home SI 0 P;:ich. lion S 100 each. 557 5227 675.U585 The liiljMi.. PORSCHE fits In. Red wtblnck toather do NOT effect us. Dignified, no pressure selling to 29K miles. $33 800 'SN> Carrera 2 coupe We've been In business over 200 years. recessions 1f2) Buy 11. s.a it. Find n. 0oa1er ca 1 a) 995-603 t waiting prospects. 1st year's earnings potential la SPORTING Claaalfted. excellent with up to $720 in net· commission for ======2==92::::5 FURNITURE 6014 GOODS ~o6s l?:====~ ======1 every 2 sales ot our most popular product. Huntington Beach Hyundai B ig Reward Los t Cat ======= EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT l 6661 Beach Blvd ., Huntington Beach Female, tonghalred. 2 TWIN firm m.:inross. PROLINE point blank 5530 5530 Call 573-0946 (714) 142-0631 b r 0 w n ·t 9 n ·g r 0 y spnngs & lr.lmo& bow, complcle outfit & -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;.;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;::; tortoise shell color, Guest rm uso/l1kc more. $280. 548-5769 -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;: ·~==============~=~=======~~========!:=~~~~~~~ last seen Apel lane new. Sl75 ea S48 6197 P"!S!!"a~l!'"'e·s--------------r HB on 10·2. Answers 45 ic45" •square gla!>s RENT CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS •••• ~ ~ to mouse 846 6340 designer dining tablf', Are You ' hoking Needed for Order Proc Dept. in NAwnnrt ¥35 co11 644·1030 tllrough classilled UJ """" PERSONALS 3002 01v0Rce F y L J b? Beach Type 25WPM/Handle Incoming Phone AnUquc 7 It 5 carved or our ast 0 Orders. Data Entry & Vemteation. Excellent •Girls Hom o #'s• Chinese cabinets i2) GAUGE SALES • Oral & Wntten Communication Skills Detail 1-900-737 1122 X223 s•950 s 125o. 4 Chi· • lst Y"ar r1 2000000 000 0 d p Ti s r: w ncso acr,eenS 6', 131~======= 9'! " .I) f I ' nente art• 1me.. a.me ~ves & eekends S2 95/Mtn 18 I n NNI pcs LalJque, Lladro. 4 1-• 2nd-year -$43,000,000.QO Req $4 2c1U Napvl, 11 toan bowl w/stancts,; BALBOA • 3rd Year -$100,000,000.00 · w:nr AOUL T LIVE PARTY LINE pcs of C.lrvcd ivory 3' ISLAND § 106 Orange Cquiuy Grillld Openmf. Leadership CUSTOMER SVC SUPERVISOR caft free t~OQ-at.q FINE~ each, ..lado c;Hvings. 1eam needed 1mmcde:u.ely. SK-SIOK/mo. FOAlhc RIDE of ~OIJ UFE 6' vas-es. rosewood I======== Needed to Oversee Department E.ip Req/full . dining tble w'8 chairs 3 ·FAMILY GARAGE Interviews October 12th-15th. Call be1ween _cc_c_hr..;:.g._l_B_•_s2_m_._n ___ , & cushions. 4 rings SALE SAT 9 3 Tovs. 9 J0.12:30 PM Ask for M Morrell Ttme, Some Eves and Weekends Req UNRESTRICTED SEXUAL E I S ( 4) 60 w mcra Cl/ aph1rc & games. electronics. 71 7 -3002 Contact Kl\ld1, 10-3, M·f . (714) 72"-ft717 XXX CONVERSATION Diamonds. lvng rm sp akcrs, futons. 'l"u v-• t-800.998-YESS set, couch, 4 lrg baby Items, much LWE $2/min 18 bronzes S'. 7' Horse. more 314 Solpphlro 6' Lion. 2 fu dogs also (uso alley access) 8 smaller bronzes, 4 DIPI.OYllENT * HICKORY FARMS •. By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and T ANNAH HIRSCH NO FINESSE TO THIS PLAY &th vulnerable. South deals. NORTll •Q r "A9864 Q•2 •AQ7 WEST EAST • J 10 8 4 3 • K 8 7 6 2 . "K 10 al Jineuea. That loat to the kins. Eut. ~turned • tPllde 8nd Wee\, OD lead with lhe ten, lhiftad to• dub. South elected to ND it to the ten. That loat to Eaat'• jKk. and the defender oiled aafely with a trump. Oet'lattr won· i n band to lly the lut finesae available-the queen or cluba. When It too loaL. the debacle . OPPORTt1NITIES Or1e111at rugs $400· ========= 3.000. etc. etc, etc, TRANSPORTATION H o ..11.'nk 641-0790 --;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;::;;: Full time, from your home. Need phone. Top Camm., l'REE Tr•lnlng. OC, LA, SD. Call Dave at M .T .I. Gift Supervisor Customer Service J.8 7 0 10. 8 3 +9832 •K J6 SOUTH ~ "'" comp&eie. serious buyers only! • EMPLOYMENT c111o; wht bl'droom: adn BOATS desk, t.:iddcr1chair. 7011 5530 fll10n with lr.:imo I========= ========:I 642·5031 7GO-tG32 t 1 f"T Nouv:uania MX K ing sz: Sonoma flOill 390, hll!d l>ottom, 1n Ans S vc Ope r I " Sat Sun Sw1nq shill, must lypc 35 wpm will train CM 540 '5!>29 Jl1on bed S200. 918 .,,., tt;:itnblc•, like now end tbtc coflf tbl<' S5200 714 675·7475 S15Q 2 Lnmps $50 1992 PORTA DOTE 12 0.1k dining t~blO & b It tong w1t11 3HP ol~c t ell.Ill'> 5 40·9035 n1(>tor a ballerics 8~,u~110~,~~~~:_ Out.<'n s11n bed oi.nd Asking 5750. 675-5201 Great CM toc;111011 bi!~•· St75, f ull b(•IJ 25 H Coronado w1111 Cati Ann 646 7522 Jlld IJas<.' St50 rituig mooung t5hp motor Uorits F 1burgt4ss Touch up, wC'I •,Jn(.f & bull St:1rt 1mmPd1 FT Lumin,1r. 10b92 Ctif"SI nut Av<' StantlJn ColSC $50 673-0:?22 Sler,ps 4' t6k S EALY QUEEN S IZE 722 6498 MATif1ESS BOX SPRINGS & fRAMC 89 B.1vlmcr. 15 w111l 50 575 f"""IRM c;.12 1321 hp O\ltboard Runs lXT 307 or r,..16 ?2!Vi looks great. tots of CK· C . 1. t1a5 SJ500 673 6958 3plt3 ISt Stunning N ever U sed --------Lido i.1 3235. Ullman We .:iro tMgPt111g .1 t 1 pc wh11e wa1111 tor-sails, last boat." n1>r mult1-rn11t1on dollor mat d•n1n9 rm S230CJ ,..~ Ch o A 9 tec1 wotqht, StOOO w/ mnrkcl. gN yllur pan crrv uecn uno trailer S7SO w o o l 11, Through our pc IJdrm set $2000 morkct1ng nnt.l 11n•n1ng 3t0.5!1G.5gao SrJI 8<11 0 Jot1nso11 644 2292 co Serious inq,11rics TEAK be d set , qut<''"I========= only, 367·93 11 with nigt•I st1nd'> 2 1 -860-7 48-6806 . EliifJ The M emory Traloln1 lulltu&e, Inc. 0AAHW • Fo'"""'>fl Mu"""I lhuiwn" UPTO seoo PER MONTH * rlJCllRlm * Early morning motor Coord1n.1t~ rectl\ ng l.·•n l''lrJ fT!(J'\t' prep & stndrng QI durin~ thto h--.l1dJ\\ H11. 01'\ F.irflb ~11ts .,..f 1n H1<~01'\ r.vm !?,ft, No experience nece5sary, will train. Part of full time. Apply in person, Westcliff Plaza, 17th & Irvine, Newport Beach. •A9 QJ763 'AK 6 • 10 8' The bidding; South w.i Norilt E .. & I P .. 3 , P .. 4 , P .. P .. P .. ~ning lead: Jack or • The~ an thoee who look no fur· ~~~~~==~ -========ltherlhan I(~ for I Way to fu1l\ll --1 rontract. Seventh hetiv"' a. when EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT there " mo~ than ont' n.._ WANTED 5535 WANTED 5535 available. The a\K'taon waa routine. albeit ,.....--------------old-fubloned.. Playinc fordqjuq> ralleS, North's l'ffPOnM to partner•• Employment Wanted one heart openina bid wu clear-cut ind. with 1 minimum. South bad no ambition• beyond 1une. Weal led the j.ck or spMIH, COY· ered by lhe queen and kins and tak- en by the ace. Declaru ran the qu.en of heart.a for the first or eever- Let's 1ee how an open. would tackle ~ band. Fint. it coat.t not.b· mg t.o cover the openlna lead with the queen -p&ayera have b9ea known U> !..ad the jKk from K J 10. But 1f\er winnm, the ace of epedea 1t trick on. declarer doe. not have t.o take anot.Mr fineaae! At trick two South abould caah the ace of bearta-wi\h 10 trwDpa an the combined bnlctin1. daanc. or findi.nc • ...._ kiDI .,. rood a.nd, if it drope, the CODtnd ia aafe. When nothm, rood happeoa, de· clattr should c•r tJlne rounda or diamonda. then oit with • ..,.de Sbould Eael win that I.rick. an endplay hu a1IMdy be. 'Pnlllt· WMo, inf.ct, Weat pjna the laed.. the only aafe retum ia • dub and declarer 11IQPI) covers any card West leeda. F..aat can win ud ~ the kin& of heut.t. but is .,.m ee- meahed in declarer's web and any return concedet the conlnld. Try it. COSTA M ESA sm.ill drf'SSt rs & n11rror Xtnl SPEED & dcs19n '~hotcs.11,. conrt S600 6428361 SKI BOATS 7016 company needs qooel -========== •-======== computer & typing -1• skills Rcti;1bl<' wi>ll MERCHANDISE 19' GLASTRON '87 spoken F 'T """ hri. t90HP Mere CfUl!>C• I/ Lvc mc!>sgo 57•, 04,12 MISC. 6015 0. Opon Bow Tri Hull routes available. Deliver Monday thru Saturday. Must have dependable transportation and liability insurance. Exceptional candidate seeking unique opportunity. European female, multl-lingual, heav~ experience in travel and related industries. Great organizational, administrative and people skills. FT or PT Call 714-721-0658 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE CUSTOMER SERVICE 0 ll'Cr1 or Kmg Palms 8 lf'H 1.111 S20 CLI, H<.'rl> pl.1n1•. 80 ku1ds St t'il Tht-NCWf"OTlT Lrl:ic074!M22 Sun Top, Traitor, Loli of &101ogc Great Ski Bo.11 .,, cicc.ellcnt con· d1llon ( 10 person ca· pac.1v1 s10 soo oeo Call 1714)846 1571 CALL 642-4333 If ~ou"re lookln9 for •Job, claulftecl has news tor ~ou. BEACH COSTA MLSJ\ --------- DAILY l'ILOT 1<, hlok 1ng for ·' cu .. 1omc1 St~rv1Cf' Rr!ptf'\~~'•IJ llvl' tor lh(' C11c11l.1IH"Jn Or·pl I work a ll£'••hlt> ~· h1•duh• ,1pp10~ 21 JO huur!. po.•r wr-.k WP no Pd •t'l .. 1ble po1so11 W•th stronq tcll•phCJnC <,kilt°' com pull"r m•pCri{"nr •' nr;it nppt·~r~1nc (' dnt1 ''' to to wo•k w1•ll ...,,,., oth NS SS JO llr Of All Thfnp: Th.rtt Arin 1lart who lool t'd lih lhtlr 1lgn: Gf9rl1 Call OAN1£.l S H EA Sw•ruon, kite Dnll. Jou1 Cr1wforcl. 8 4 2·4 32 t Eltt. 207 Lt'ot with d ivergent ¥icw1 on Mlrolo· FOOD SERVICE AIDE gy: ~y Bradbury, •nti. Robut Mitch· CM SA hinc.h pro um, wrote 1petthn on Allrvlogy, gr"lm, PI mon 111, tontlnun hit lntcrnt In the •ubjttt. 9am 1 rim S4 no rwr Conhovcn l1I C.pricom a1o1thor rttog· hr .lb1hty IO Wik W / h" <>ldcrly, ""'"c tilting nlud u "great ' by even 11 mott rqrd, Jr•.t>H• 1ttr.r 1 pm 1oerc crillcs -Henry MiJlcr. He 631 81 71 or ?20 0274 dulHed the world would be .a better -F-it>-0-,q-1-.1-s-5-.-'-n-0-,-11-5-.• pl1ec In which to live if mort' penon• Touch up w11t ~ .,,,1 & underatood utrology. Q1o11lnt 1t1le· bull Sl.ut 1mmrdl f T, ment by Joe Loul1: "I Wll born .a Lum1nar 10092 Chet.I T1una1 and I 111ppotc 111 die I Lll•A (Sepe 23·0ct 221 Emph.u1J on music harmony. unequt dMl.u,t11on "'un1011 with loved une l mix1rt;in1 do· mtthc •d1ustment could 1ncludf' hft'· style. rnldtonct', m•nt•I Sl~tuw You'll learn mot~ 1bout phyJtCil! f1tnl'~' Scnve1 SCOR PTO (Oct. 23•Nov 21) Whal 1ppHr'fd to be 10.. will bot•mer.anf; 1n your·fnor Taurus t-4oon h1ghli~htt phy 1ul 1tlri1<·11on.· ~It v.nu•rv pu· M1n1I m;ig11rt1sm, &h .. rpt•I Young ptnon roAf1dn. "You •~tt'mfic1·• SACITTARIUS '1Nov 22 Otoe 21) Focus on power, •uthonty ""po.ns1bil MED AECEP/FROHT OFt rlut Ave, Stmrton Taunu.I" AIUf.S (Mar 21 ·Apr 19 ) F1n1ncl1I ity . rtl•ttonship·•~•t grow~ mutt' in· b _, lirt-' 11 ' 1 • 1e11~ Emph•.11~ also on b.u1r " uH Irvine pvt EN T o fc M ed o lficc & com puter 01 ORDER DESK M F $6 301ttr 7 30:tm 4pm Bcnohts. Llqhl tvplng 101 computer Call Wllhc for nppt 8ooka on Tape, Inc . !>40·5S2S Press Operator ABO 315, non '1 vra <-•P. Cle>p ndable JO • hra/wlc t.d t"Q•r Qr nd, Snn1a Ann 543-9288 STOCK CLERK FT/PT Good starting Pl'IV NB 831 •0t44 TYPIST f 111 IVP1•l, p1 c,;f1c:1a11t nt M1.1clrlto1111 Cont.1c1 ""''" ..., -you l'1t mol't' wcurt Ill mtult Rt'l1t1un hip intt'nM, invl"J•· l'mployml'nt. wll·ett"m Kl'y 1.1 to nr mt'nl pj>n•biilllfl mulhply Trivl'I . g•n11t to iidh.-rf to )'our uwn ~Vlf ovt'nt'H ~riuu11ly ~OMldfn~d You'll C APRICORN (DK 22·1•n 19) h•vt' wtdn <1ud1tnct' for produC'I, 11tent Long d11u1nCf' oll tt'lltn h.> po1mblt' TAURUS (Apr 20-Miy 20) Unor· tr•vfl. rom.ance •billty to rut't1v11t thndo11 mC'thod1 f•vor~ ft'm.att l1.m1ly pro,e<t th•t h•d la111 dQl'INJll. Yo11'll mt'mti.r •<1~ 1n t'tcentnc mannrr 11ftd• hnf eec~t of uni¥trul •ppe•I 111· more• •1ttnhon, lllfttllon Cyclf' high. volvtment with t h1ldrtn p.trt o( tct' CHC'um,tancea td.• s1r.a1'11<1tlc t11rn,. tn rwno • )'Our fllvor Lt'o will pl1y dynamic rolf C EMrNI ( M1y 21 ·Junt 20) Obt11n hint Imm T1uru~ mt'~8f EmphH1• un ptiycholOJ'Y ntrology. your 11111quc •btltty 10 1u4gt ch1r1cff'r Cl•ndnt1n• err•ngttnf'nl ltnd 1p1et. pmvldH In· tplr•tton C..a11(u. Aqu.an\d Pf'l'IOna in· votv~ CANCCA (lu~ lf.luly 2l) 01vtt· 11fy, a\ld to w11rdrobf. KCtpl 1nv1tatiun to 11n1qu«' .. 1(1<1! •fr•lr T1m1ly tlltmbf-r ronf1d • I don t know whet my hft w ould bt' ltkt wuho111 youl" Ad¥lW gff'alt'r d fl'"' of 14-lf l"l'h•ncf' LEO (July 2J Aug 22) Vo11 1r~ AQUARIUS (J•n 20·ft'b Ill): Focut on •le or purch•w of ptof"'ny. J'Mlaing du,..bihty of goodt F"8h """ 1n Mw d1rte:t1on fe1t11rfd. m111h1 1ncludf' ·def ltttnt' 11111udt tow.rd .(ovt lAO ;ind 1nc>1htr Aqutnan ut 1nvolwd PISCIS (Feb 19·M•r 20) l11t111h¥• mtf'llta Wf'\'ft n rtlublt g111ct. T•uru• Moon h1thh11h11 <-~ relaU¥ts. 1111tl IKtu.al cutiotlty, 1d ... that c•n w dt "tloptd Into \'llbl• <"011ttpt• C111ct'r n1tlv.-bf.com" illy __ _._s nfl.Q!\ ....st Cou,t Nf.'wpon Prop 111 s 71••44-teoo lf11tttd w ith ll'y th•I un IU)I lft.tny oon 1uru1 Moon h111hh1lm urttt. bu11m""9!. product1nn pr.1ml•ho11, lt1dt'rah1p RuJ bt'twffn hnH cht<~ f111f' print Abo-v" all dt1n'1 rn 11g11 If OCTOIH 1J I YOUR lllTH · DA Y1 \'ov .,.. 111U4-. .. &Udl"•· 4¥- 111m1C'. br lit from l•Mtly tr•ctltlon. tould hAVf ~II ..,., ...... from OM or both put"nt wh1ko yu11n11 T1uru•. LN. ~orpto p."f'!'Ont play m••n1n11ful roltt 111 your hrt Tht"' .,. two ttdn hi your th•rM'tC"r you can br mu&K k•¥4'f • .ad • vo<•tt' "' dl'llf111 •nd of ttn~r lcw1~ <•l't' "l'ou c.in •Ilk> bf ,,plt"'ll\'f •~Ah •O lht\t tklmf' pt'D<U\t cJ11b Y••U .. ,°'_ 1;1nnon • Cumnt t vtlt' h111hll11h" m•r· 11•1 tt.ahu f'Ol!'tl\lr i!Jdllhtn to l•mtly work al ho~ A!I etmhly, crnfl•, typ•n(I ..n<1 1tt01•l Up to $!>Clo . / • Wf'~k poa •Ute f or info w11tflt <;omcf', 4fl7.l Top '"0•' Cnnyon IJlvcf S1 :!(i I Ot pl 4:150 Wuot11.1nd hill ., Ca It 04 YIRCO (A1111 2"l ~pl 22) RCl•d •nJ wr1tC' lrnn bv lt'tfh1111 IW> llJl"'n• m1nJrd w1thou1 ti.-1n11 gulhblt' T•uru Moon cmph»Un p1o1bll~m11 t<IMmu • n1u11on l"f'(OJn1111.1n uf 1p1r1tu.al ulut>" You will t'Yrntuallv •ncounlf't • Mlul m.ttf .. 1ucxas man from his m.istdet ud try •1lin in• diffcrcnr way." -Dale c.~,;e <;~NERAL FORECAST 0.r '"'"''" utvt will doml-. n1tr lod•J lo 1rJ ucl laold tlM Uae ""'" "' tttt tllrtae.-. ne r.97 lhtna la, "' .., be apd.. for totMCMftt "' ..... ....., ....... jatl doa'I waDI ll•HM tltt lo Uft II (or lab h ,,_ u). TIM In· dl.Wul ..... aD ~ tlletr ftll rtssOll btlllnd dllt edloa, ud JMI l'ally jastlfltcl for IL Se "'81 l111p- pt111 If wt an • llilt n<tl• ... md. Ind llOmfOftt WOll'I ..... fir U? We'll bate .. ~ • alft-•IMI· lab 1tdtudt aad be CM llnt oee IO 111ab an olltrt ... Ariet (I Am) Mud Jt.Aprtl 21 Cu rrent contr1c1 ncsoti1tions Kem 10 be rcversina IWIY from your favor and ~u'll want to ~nt fur· Lhet IOu by sayiq NO. You may jam the whOle prOCCtl that wry ind in 1 few da)", tbinp wilJ loosen up 'lnyway T .. na (I Hlft) Afril ll·MaJ 21 Your ICnte or i«Jriiy Is thttat· ened and you aren't about 10 let to or anythtna you doa't have to. Thi• Is 10 prevent further loslcs, but in rulhy, you aren't rully In danaer of io.ina 1ny1hlns you need. G«wlat u n..., .. ., Jt.J .. • What you &Ive up todlJ will SCI YoV thlnklna 1b<Mat a pay-beck in the future, bul ln the IMaDlunc, al 709 can do it complain. Later. you~ ~bl)' rorac1 1lt about 11. C..m (I hel) J-Jl.Jety 2J You fccl 10'f i.c to pmtect thi homcfront from uab:m• kwe and you rally a'!l:; defe-. You tAkc tbc ftlpOft b die whole rortrctt ind it caaet '°" to wtWl7 '°' Olhetl nccdllllly. lM (I C 11 f) 1"" u.-.. 12 8ftOUlh -~ Yoa~ pn cno.ap (or IO yba uy). It p.obabty hat more 10 do wfll' 709 ..... ta m1kf the choice as IO wUt aftd •heft to asw. rathor th•• lhe actual item or deed in question. va,... (I All.a,.) Ml-13-¥ ll '/ou're liked IO do I ICMt'C ror I group or people ror 1 aood cause a.nd you may ult "what's in ii for me.'' Nothing Just an opportuniry 10 do Sood. which prevents you from doing some1hing for younclr 11 the momcnl. Ubn (I llalantt) Sept. 23-0ct. ll Someone ..asks you IO bf big and give in on 1 si1ua1ion th11 you don'I have to. This 11 when ~·11 kllow •hat you ha\IC the upper hand, but can afford 10 share the bencfils Ill around. ~(I Dttlft) Od. 23-Net. ll It may noc be "right" I.hat u have 10 k:t go or something or !..rue, but othcn don't KC h that way. A 1ecbnlcalily hu aiuscd this and no one is aolng to make it up to you. s.ctuartet (1 Alplrt) NOif. Jl.Dec. ll Your partner wants you take care of 101Mthin1 for diem, and you arc upse1 tb1t you can'1 get out of it. A$ you write out your IOU for them. remember how many times you've been In the same bolt and needed help (and aot It). ~ (I Utt) 0.C. 2J.J1L 1' You're pt•t I I kecplna ICOfe of the pins Md io.. in life. 0. lllOft m today doesn't _.. 10 mudt la thc Iona rua, but ,_,. • dliUklt of ..,. IO mab up tk M· ferencc,~. ....... (I libe9) , ........... , It ,.-JOU to pe up Oft aa ..._ tbat eeant ao m..C. IO you, ud llao •-lllcin1 lea tbaa J'O'I ...... 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