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01 hate crimes
barely passes
Clergyman won't appeal allegations
.,... Rev. Donald Kutz says fight ing ·
char-ges of sexual misconduct wo uld
only cause more damage to his
Corona del Mar church.
Church of Christ -the gO\erning counc1J O\.Cr
Comm unity Ctiurch Congregational, "here
Kutz has ministered for 18 yea r:.. ·
leaders of handling the whole eptsode innp-
propn:ucly.
"There are )()me hard feeling'>," Van Otten
s~1d, adding that he expects the picturesque
Corona del Mar church t() lose C\.Cn more pa·
mhioners. ''At this point, it 1s best for every·
one to get on "1th their li\es and pu t this be·
hind them."
By Russ Loar
St.Jn wntet
By LorlAnn Basheda
Stall Wn!ef
But Kutz supporter Gary Van Olien aid the
50-ycar-old cle rgyman ha:> since "ithdrawn his
request in order "to spare his congregation any
fu rther divisive ne:>s." COSTA MESA -A contro-
versial hate-crime resolution
described as consciousness-
raising by supporters and politi-
cally motivated claptrap by de-
tractors was narrowly approved
by the City Council Monday
night.
In a 3-2 vote after extensive
debate, the council approved a
resolution that formally de·
d ares the city's "opposition
and condemnation of hate
crimes" based on race. religion
CORONA DEL MAR -Rev. Donald Kutz
has withdrawn his request to appeal allegations
of sexual misconduct with fem ale parishioners,
according to -officials with the United Church
of Christ Community Church Congregational.
According to Van Ouen, the congregation
has lost pari:.hioners since church leade rs an-
nounced last month that SL\ current and former
female parishioners le"eled charge of sexual
misconduct against the mini:>ter. Church lead-
ers declined to elaborate on the nature of the
sexual allegations. saying only that they could
not be constru ed as crimin:il
Van Otten s:.ud that 1 "hat Ku tz intends to
do. Speaking on behalf of Kutz. who has not
commented publicly ince has su)pcnsion, Van
Otten s:ud the reverend has decided not to
fight for his job at Community Church Congre·
gational. Kutz currently li\.eS \I.Ith a young
daughter he hll!> custod)' of from ..i divorce.
and sexual preference, among
other categories.
''When we pass re olutions
See COUNCILJU
After Kutz was suspended last month , his at·
torney announced that the minister "categori·
cally denied" the allegations and req ue sted an
appeal bearing to fight for his innocence.
That hearing was set to take place today be-
fore clergymen from the Orange Association
·Southern California Conference of United
The reverend\ cred1bihty was furthe r taintep
whe n it was later leaked to the press that he
twice had been arrested for shoplifting during
his 18-year minbtry.
Rev Charles Schepcl said Kutz does have an
opportunll) to somedJ)' be rean)tatcd with the
United Church of Chrn.t, ho"e"er. by comple l·
ing \arious "cond1t1on1,." but he declined to
elaborate. A faction of parishioners, however. continue
to support the mini:>ter, and they accuse church See KUTZJM
"/got a sick, sick feeling in my gut. I kn ew it was my house on fire. 11
Fire ri ps Newport home;
damage pu t at $ 75 ,000
By Joyce Scherer
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NEWPORT OEACH -Loura Minarsch knelt in shock Tuesday .is
firefighter moved through the blackened ruin of her gutted garage
at 97 Pelican Court. A charred 1987 Jeep belonging to her room-
mate, Donna Merithew, olely occupied the double-car garage. ·
"I was running on the trail when I saw the names,'' Minar ch said
of her $350,000 home. "I got a sick. sic k feeling in my gut. I lnew it
"as my house on fire ."
About 29 firefighters and 10 emergency vehicles from Newport
Deach, Costa Mesa and Orange County responded to the 10:30 a.m.
blaze that leveled the garage and damaged portion of the entry and
kitchen. The destruction to the t\\o-bcdroom Bayview home, tucked
ne'<l to the Marriott ~uite Newport Beach, was estimated nt S75,000,
according to Newport Be ach fire Ocpartmebt Captain Craig
Chastain.
"When we got there. the garage door was burned off and fire was
rolling out the door and through the roof,'' he said. "The fire "as
See FIRE/M
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At top, firefighters stand in the garage with the burned Jee p.
Above, laura Minarsch is told the extent of damage to her home.
Pastor stands his ground on decision concerning gays
~ John Huffman says that
while he suppo'rts justice rights
for homosexuals, his church
cannot support their lifestyle.
By Tony Oodero
SUI! WllW
NEWPORT BEACH Pastor John
Hufrman remai ned confident Tue day
that Sa. Andrew's Prc11byterian Church
had mode the right deci ion to halt its
financial support of a gay and lc1bian
minimy.
Even &till, he ~onden 1( the church's
hi&hly publiciLed actions ~·ill stoke the
names of homophobia in the com·
munity.
"When you take theso standl. you
end up lookina homophobic," Hu ffman
told reporters in his office Tue day.
"But WC would go to the tal.c fo r jus·
lice rights for gays and lesbians."
HuCfman recounted a story about :i
gay member of his congregation with
whom he became close friend . Whale
that man -who later died of AIDS -
could remain active in the pari h, he
was barred from becomjna a church of-
ficer, HuCfman Pid.
The Lazarus Project aim to chaNe
uch rules, Huffman said. ln doin('so,
he believes the Laurus Project ha
aonc beyond it~ callina and is now ad·
voc:itin1 the homosexual life tylc -a
tance contrary to the lawi of the Pre •
byterian church.
"Should any ayQwcd, practkina. unre·
pcntant siMer tic ordained?" Huff man
SM CHUAC~ Piii ,
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The argument -------
"" The ~n. the ruling body of St Andrew's
Presbyterian Church -
comprised of 21 church
elders and six ordained
clergyman -voted thi~
wee\end to withhold
S300,000 in funding to a
rcg.oNI Presbyterian 5)'Tl<>d.
..-The action sterm from
an estimated SS,000 th.it
the synod ~ to the
Lazarus Proj«t a PY ~
~~n ~pport group.
.,., St. And~'s off1C.i.lls
~Y. the lu•rus ~ is
more than a gay and
l(')bi.ln ministry. They cl.Jim
It ~ become all cld\OCJC).
group for the h6mosc..,ual
lif~lc.
" St Andrew's c~rgy·
cite, as the basis bcl\ind the
action. • 1978 d«rrc by
the Prt"Sobyttnan Church
barring homosc>1ual from
becoming ord.lintd
minbtm 1n the church.
..-Church ~adcrs tare
pbnn ng medltll\ 1n ~\ly
oand June.,to d«W the
homowx~hty ~
What a swap:
· Board, Tel-Phil
cut fresh deal
...,_ Under terms of compromise agreement, O.C.
Marketplace vendor rents will remain at current levels.
By Cathy Werbl1n
S~" wmer
COSTA ~1E:.SA -Under
const:int -and 'omet1me:>
bo1)terous -pre'>:>ure to re-
solve the issue of "endor
rents at the Orange County
Ma rketplJce. the Fa ir-
ground's bo.lfd of director
and Marketpla e oper..itor,
lcl·Phil Enterpr i~c.
reached J compromise
agreement Tue da)
. SWAP MEET LEASES
(PercentJge P•Jd to Fair by T~Pbi/1
LEASE ............... ORIGINAL NEW
Seller rents
. . ......................... 38.375 33.333
Admissions
.. ........................ 38.375 33.333
Food and Beverage
Under the terms of the
agreement. "endor rents "'ll
remJin at current le\el .
....................... s 1.000 40.000
Beer and wine
........................... 51 .000 40.000
1 only to be ad1usted based on
th e Orange Count) Con-
sumer Price lndt. '· Ad·
dit1onall}. Tel-Phil Jgreed to
pay any defense co'" i.hould
the Fair Board fa,e ht1Ra·
Cigarettes .,
.......................... 10.000 10.000
Program Fees
......................... 3~.375 33.333
tion as a re ult of the co~m
promi!.e.
The comprom1,e agreement
came la te Tue da\ after the Fau'
bo.1rd of director· first rcJCCted a
nc" lease propo .11 offered b) 1 cl·
Phil. then pre enteJ a counter\lf ·
fer of its O\\ n
Meeting for t"o hour~ 1 ucsdJ~
morning in pubhc ,c,,1on. then re·
tari ng to a pm Jtc negot1Jt1ng \C\·
sion for th ree hour.., more. the l\\O
sides final!\ hJmmcred out 1he
agreement
At the core ot the l"Uc ''ere
propo ed rent 1n\rCJ'e' paid b)'
'endors, a~ "'tll a' the amount of
contribution mJJc to the r~ur
Board by food JnJ be\crJgc Cl)n·
cc ions.
Under the comprom1,c agree-
ment, Tel-Phil "'II rontrabute .io
percent of m food and bc\crage
income to the boarJ on the fmt
S5 million 1n ales Aller that, the
compan) "111 donate 51 percent
Tel-Phil negottated 1ts original
lea'c -"h1ch called fo r rent 1n·
cre:i'c' .ind a sub,tJn11al contnbu·
t1on trom food concc,.,1ons -an
1991 after the s"ap mcet's opera·
uon "'ent out to b1J Te l·Ph1I,
"hich ha operated the m~et mce
1969. \\On the bid ba,ed on the
percc:ntJge of funJ, it agreed to
gl\e the board The company
.isled to renegotiate 1he lea e
after rc"enue from the "JP meet
started uffc nng
l\ume rou' 'cn1for, . ..ingl) aod
fru-.t r ,1teJ by the board's anJb1hty
to re..ich a lea e Jgreement with
Tel Phil in a pcc\J1er fashion,
poke Juring the morning segment
of the meeting The 'endo(') urged
the board and Tel·Ph1I to rench an
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68-year-old plead not guilty in shooting
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Group fighting child abuse open new office
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Al Wednesday. April 21, 1993
Costa Mcszi City Council
Council writes
stiff guidelines
into graffiti law
T he Costa Mesa City Council Monday
strengthened its graffiti ordinance,
bringing the city's laws in line with
those or surrounding communities.
The ordinance offers a reward of $500 for
information leading to the arrest and
conviction Of any person for painting graffiti
on public and private property.
Additionally, the ordinance makes it illegal
for anyone under 18 to possess graffiti tools
such as aerosol paint container, marking pens
or felt tip markers greater th:in l/16th of an
inch if they are on public property, or on
private property without the owner's
permission.
Children traveling to or from school and
who have a legitimate reason for having such
material arc immune from this portion of the
ordinance.
"We don't want to step on someone's
freedom of expression," said Councilwoman
Mary Hornbuckle. "But at the same time, we
don't want someone's freedom of expression
spread on warehouses and buildings all over
town."
The ordinance also mandates th at
businesses selling such devices must keep
them in gl:iss cases or behind a counter and
that anyone convicted of writing graffiti faces
six months in jail and a $1 ,000 fine , along
with a suspension or delay in the issuance of
a driver's license for one year.
The council will be asked to approve a
second reading of the new ordinance at its
next meeting on May 3. lf approved, the
ordin ance will take eff cct in 30 days.
I n other action, the council:
• Denied a request from a Huntington
Beach charity, United Children's Fund, to
solicit fund s door-to·door within Costa Mesa .
Usua lly, non-profit organizations are granted
such requests. But council members
questioned the legitimacy of the United
Children's Fund, which reported that out of
S 1.7 million raised nation-wide last year, S 1.1
million was given to three little-known
organizations.
Nope of the council members had heard of
the three organizations -the National Child
Safety Council, the-International Child Safety
Council or the National Fire Safety Council.
City staff traced the organizations to a post
office box in Jackson, Michigan.
Additionally, city requests from the
charity's representative, Jerrold I. Kaufman,
to furnish more information to the city were
unsuccessful.
• Officially opposed Senate Bill 1114,
which would restrict city governments from
cutting public safety services in any budget
cuts. Council members agreed that while
police and fire arc the city's most important
services, community members and not state
politicians should dictate what a city spends
money on.
•Approved a one-day cleanup event for
seven blighted neighborhoods of the city. The
$10,000 event, which is paid for by federal
funds, will take place June 12. The areas
range from Shalimar on the West Side to two
sections of Baker Street on the East Side.
Trash and debris will be collected, graffiti
will be removed, alleys and sidewalks will be
cleaned and repaired and other c1ty·resident
cleanup efforts will be included in the
Neighbors for Neighbors program.
•Approved setting a date for the Goat Hill
Tavern to be issued a conditional use permit
by the Planning Commission. The city
attempted to close the popular bar down
three years ago by revoking its permit, but
lost a court battle.
As part of the court decision, the city must
grant the tavern a new permit. No date has
been set for the new hearing.
VOL. 87, NO. 98
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Managing Editor Steve Marble. 842-4321 ext. 388
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A Newport Beach zoologist whose
discovery of a new group of land snails was
recently published in the prestigious
scientific journal of the American
Malacological Union -an organization
focusing on the study of mollusks. Land
snails arc considered a type of mollusk.
Three years ago, the Orange Coast College
professor discovered two new species of
land snails during his snail-hunting
expeditions in the rugged terrain between
Arizona and southern Mexico. "They're
hard to find. It takes some very heavy
hiking to find them," Gilbertson said.
"They're riot just found along the toad."
snails' reproductive system . "The old way
was to rely entirely on the shell, .but the
shell s'can be misleading in many cases," he
said.
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A FAMILY AffAIR I .........................................................................
Gilbertson, 52, an Orange Coast Concge
professor for 28 years, is married io wi(e Nancy,
engaged in the st~dy of mollus.ks -.
Gilbertson's previous two species are tn
collections at the Smithsonian Institution,
the Philadelphia Academy of Sciences, and
at museums in Los Angeles and Santa
Barbara. His colleagues credit him with
making significant contributions to the
study of mollusks, and ~pies of his latest
research have been requested by scientists
throughout the world. "It's simply shedding
a little light on one little part of the world
of mollusks," Gilbertson said. "This is just
one part of the whole process of cataloging
life on earth and arranging it in an orderly
manner." a second grade teacher at Kaiser Primary School
in Costa Mesa. His family enjoys the adventure
of Gilbertson's snail-hunting trips, but cannot
match his fascination with the snails. "They
tolerate it," he said. "I've been instructed by my
son to never name one after him." In 1989,
Gilbertson discovered two new species of land
snails wh!ch·are categorized under the genus
Holospi1 a. His latest discovery adds to the
number of known snails in that genus, a discovery
made possible by a painstaking analysis of the
-Stury by Russ Lo11r, photo by Mure MDrtln
If you know someone who would mnke an
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Children are first concern, but
parents get help, counseling, too
NEWPORT BEACH -
Parent Help USA, n non·profit
group with the aim of ending child
abuse through educating parents.
has opened a new office here
across from City Hall.
Founded by Sally K3narck 3nd
Ruth Purdy, the group has
launched a campaign tilled "Speak
No Evil, Hear No Evil'' to
commemorate Nation:il Child
Abuse Prevention Month.
"The important message \\C
want 10 send is one of good "ill
toward parents," Kan:arck said.
"We understand that parenting 1s
difficult."
'Indeed, Parent Help USA trains
volunteers lo counsel between 200
lo 300 parents just in the Orange
County area alone, she said~ The
group also has a national 800
telephone number to take calls
from distressed parents.
hc~dline) last year "hen it helped
solve the murder or a young girl.
Beatriz Morales Quintero helped
police inve)tig:Hor) convict her
parents of murdering her
4-}car-old s1Me r U<.a Morales. The
parents, Marco :ind Beatriz
Morales, are now· )Cr.•ing prison
sentences.
Morales Quintero 1s scheduled
to tell her i.tory on 1he Oprah
Winfrey telC\.ISion how.
Another child abuse victim is
Terrie Ramsay. Rams:iy alleges
that it was becuuse of her abusi\.C:
father that her brother turned to
drug abuse and ultimately died
from AIDS.
Out Ram\ay's father \\On't
acknowledge that he abused her or
her brother.
"He's in total denial of any or
the abuse." she s:ud.
Kanarek said stories like
Rnmsny's :rnd Morales Quintero
are not uncommon
~~Pilot
Terri Ramsay speaks out about her abusive father
al a Parent Help press conference.
"What th e volunteers must do is
become a friend and mentor to a
young mother who hai. no idea in
the world how to raise a child,"
said Purdy, n marriage and child
counselor.
Parent Help USA made
"It's incredible '"'h all the
progress we've made in society
th:u children arc still in the dark
ages," she s:iid.
-By_ Tony Dodtro
Obituary (':::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Grandfather pleads not gultty to shooUng graffiti tagger
Sall y M. Pie rc e, 81
Former Costa Mes:i resident
Sally M. Pierce passed away in
Hemet, where she stayed in a
convalescent home for the last
four months. She was 81 years
old.
Dorn in Mt. Plea ant. Ga. on
Nov. 9, 1911, Mrs. Pierce lived in
Costa Mesa from 1966 through
1986, later moving to Moreno
Valley in Riverside County.
She is survived by her husband,
Alan L Pierce, of Hemet, and her
son. Alan M. Pierce of Irvine, as
well as two grandchildren, a niece
and four cousins in Georgia.
Graveside services will be held
Friday at 12:15 p.m. at the
Riverside National Cemetery in
Riverside.
SANTA ANA -The 68·year-old grand-
father who shot a reputed gang member he
caugh t spraying graffiti on the fence of hill
Shalimar Drive apartment pleaded not
guilty Tuesday in Orange County Superior
Court.
Antonio Sanchel is charged with assault
with a deadly weapon for shooting George
Quiroz, 24, in the stomach shortly before
dawn in late February. 1f convicted, he
races up to fou r years in slate prison.
Sanchez's attorney, public defender
Linda Van Winkle, contends the shooting
was accidental.
"If this goes to trial," she said, "he ha
friends and neighbors who would be called
to testify to his record as a non-violent
man."
Sanchez is a parishioner at the St.
Joachim parish in Costa Mesa and a mem-
ber or the congregation's committee which
organized a community meeting recently so
that city officials could hear the ir fears of
growing violence in their neighborhoods.
Sanchez contends he was acting in self-
defen e while trying to protect hi property
from \.andalism the night or the shooting.
Speaking through a trnnlllator, Sanchez
said it wa~ 5:45 a.m "hen, uffering from
insomni:i, he ventured out 1de for 11 walk
and !.polled Quirol spray p.1inting has
apart ment \\all. When he ohJCCled, he al-
leges, an argu ment en1.ued, and the man
i.tarted to spray him \\Ith the p;1int.
Pointin~ his pistol. Sanchez s:Ud he or-
dered Quiroz to lea,c. but contend ... the
man ignored his warning!I and started i.IO\\·
ly walkina toward him. That'li when the gun
went off, he says. Sanchel maintnim he
had no intentions of killing Quirot and said
he bought the gun about a ye ar ago for
protection. · ·
Quiroz has admitted that he w.a!I i.pray
painting the fence "hen he was shot. The
Costa Mesa man hai. since been arrested in
connection with an other gr:iffiti incident.
Sanchez is currently free on bond. A pre-
trial hearing ha been set for April 30 at
the Orange County Superior Court.
-By l.orlAnn B•shtd•
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l .1ltlM. r m.11~num rf"\.ol\er w.-.,
11•1'1U1tt-cil~ 'ttolen Imm .l re!>tc.Jt>m t'
11 tlw l 100 blncl..
Ea I Coast Highway: A m,m
rt'poned th,11 ht., wh1tf', t 9 tJO
\.l.tztf,1 M1t1ta y.a.,. 'lOlen from the
l orner ul "\.irguerite
811yfront: In the JOO bk><I.. a
,.,.11m.tn reported th,ll her gray
1 'lll'I f otd l auru~ Y.a) n,1bbed
£ .1~tbluff Drive: A )("t<'nt t.' tt>acher
• , , s. \.1.11 t •·~" xhvol
.1i<l -.omrorw t<Mcd il ~moL.e
hu111h 111111 hie, cl,l\,t(,lOlf"' .1~ he "''"
lt.•,l( htn~
Birch Street: Two potted palm
tre1• ... "'ere )lolen from th<> front of
the> utumoh1le Club offl1 t."> in the
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Drclw111g held
l u •..d.iy, April 20
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How to reach us at
The Pilot
Cool•r lhurJd.ay with pattly
sunny tlli• , cl••nng .and bftt1y
Friday, sunn •nd w.armtr
S..turd•r· •me
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Orange County 642"'4133
Advart""a
C1-ffied 642-5678
Oisptay 642 ... 321
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News 540-1224
SportS 642-4330
News, sp<>fU fu 646"'4170
MaMOMce
Bwnea Off1ee 642-432 t
8us.net1 ,.,. 631-5902
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No •mill tr1ft 1dvltorin ire di\pl1yf'd t igflt ~.arlable •lndt
th1ft1ng Jo •outhwst to "'' IO lo , ., I.not•. ~.t .,. 2 'ttt with
~·fOOC MltC'rly \Wfl. ~· pate;hy
m0fnln1 foa • -~''~I•"'~"~ 1fJ2 pm
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On the cover
The painting o( ~
Mospl~I by Jtlne LondOn
6n the front ~• Is from
the Ci1y ol Newport BeKh
199) ClleMir.
Newport Beach/Coata Mtaa Dally Piiot Wednesday, April 21 , 1993 A3 .
Sign of the times: Marina slips are for sale
S UP, M'YONE? -Don't
look now, but some strange
signs arc sprouting along our
watcrwctys.
They're letting us kflOW thnl
once·covetcd boat slip) arc becom-
• ing increasingfy
Local
Scene
available.
How unusual is
that? Well, it
wasn't too long
ngo that boaters
had to wait in
long lines for the
prized parking
places. Th..e situa-
tion wns compa-
rable to W:ish·
ington Redskins
scn)on tickets,
which are handed
do" n from par-
ents to progeny
as pan of the heirloom pack:igc.
Now it's easy·to choose a ma-
rina and make you r own deal.
Down in south county, one promi·
ncnt port is offering discounts.
Is the rcces!.ion to blame? Well,
that's a big part of the slippage,
but not all of i1. In the words of
one veteran angler, "Newport's
share of the ocean may be getting
'preuy well fi!>hed out.' Still plenty
of white sea bass. for example, but
the albacore's gone ~uth."
One reason, he aid. is chcma·
cally treated sewage being dumped
in the sea. "The foh liked it a lot
better," he said, ""hen the se" age
was raw."
Other reason!>: increased ta\C!>
Movie listings r::::: .. ::::::.::
Johnnr Depp tar as Sam in
MGM charming! offbeat love
story, "Benny & Joon."
Newport Beach ·
lDWAJIDS NIWPOIT CINlMA t00 ··~-;oo.~ C• 'e o. .... ~· 01&0 I Thi• l•I"• Ufe 11 •5 ) 4 ~ 1 Q 30
2 Indecent '••PHOI t '7 i 30 ~ ] 30 10
3 lndecenl '••petol • I ' H ~ 30 9
lDWAJIDS ISLAND CINIMA I '"'°" 1/oAj .... .,.,.,
t o ... ccJl7'9
' S1dektclu l"C • 1 ~ • 0 ! v 1 $
2 Unfor9lnn >< • J 0 V •
3 The Sontllel " •• ~ ) 4 ·~ 7 / 1)
• lennr & Joen .-• I ~ 30 8 I 0 I~
~ Scent el A Wemon • 4' 3 6 I~ q ,;i o Advenl11rH el H"'clt f1nn l"C t 2 '1 30 5 -.. l el11ng fOelnl • • 0 l 6 30 0 ))
LIDO CINlMA ...... ,.. ., l .d r "•~ ~ V .. 013
13.SO
Strictly lelll-m PG S l Q
fOOIT THUTll 1~ ) t Coo••~"·~· 67l 6~60
1n4 .. h1n• "C s e
Costa Mesa
lDWAIDS CIHlMA ClNTll ~101
Mew \e .;. c ..... 9 9 • •
' Sondlot oG • • 9 ·~ 2 Cop & Ho" o 8 10
3 Gro11ntlh .. Dor )0 N•nla '"'rtlH r'Cl s l~ 9 J,
4 Adwenl\HH el H11c It flnn "' • • 1 • S
9 JS
lOWAIDS CINlMA 1 -• ,, ~1 "'•• Sc6
3102
lndeont '••P••ol • ) • S 8 70 10 JO
HAllOI TWIN CINlMAS '"'"'"°' 8 .d ll W •"' SI< ... 6J1 J.S01
1 forower '-"'"9 '(, 13 ~ CS 0 The lecly•
g11ord • 1 30
1 Heor No h'll 1• I JO Th• Vania""'' (-1 6 10
1020
MlSA CINIMA Ne•llO" l.J 1Y ~ 646 ~JlS
I LAap ef Faith t"C 13! I Aln•• & Androw l'O
13 6 OS 10 10
TllAHOU SQUAJll 9 Still.,,_ I ·d SI• llS5
I Sidekick• .l'C. 11 JO J S JO I 10 Xl
2 The Cw... 11 7 c 6 I~ IX 10 JO
3 UnffHgl..,.n 1• 'IC • lO 1 JO 10 1S
e lem Yo•lerdoy "Ci 11 •) 1 • lO 1, 9 IS
S lelllnt Pelnt ~ 2 •S 3 S IS 1 lO 9 •S
6 The Ctylnt 0.me ~ I, 3 lO 6 I 30 10 •O
1 Pelnt ef Ne llot11rn 11 )() 4 .SO 9 IS fall•
1ftt 0.wn ~ 7 JS ... _,, .. ,._
1030
TOWN ClNTll CINlMAS S. "" Coo,r !'Iola 7S1
•18•
I l edl••• IHI, end Mellen S 1 9 1 Pouleft fbh lj 1 >O The Ctylftt O•-I s 15 10 •
) Scent ef A Weman •1 I JO UftffHtl•an I"' • • ••nnr & Jeen l'Cil S JO I 10 IS
SOUTH COA.n PLUA .. '°""S""•"°-S46 1711
I Indecent li'r•P•••l 111 S, 1 -lO, 10
1 ,.Int el Na .. t"'"' '"' 1 falllnt Oewn l•I
• •$ 9 OS
J lelllnl '•11\t t•I 1' lO $ S 10. 8 10 IS
SOUTH COAST VIUAOI !..;" • 01 l;olOI S•O
059•
I Strktly 1a11r ..... "'-1 $ cS I 10
2 Ullo Water ffH Checef-IJ 4 JO 1, 9 30
J Lall Oep ef C"e1 No111 i~ 5 1 )0 tO ......
THI UNtV1Hln' CJHIMA HO C-1 0. ....
I Stttt1tr ...,_ !POI S lO 1 30 9 JO
2 The~ • lO 10 30 ....... of ... llatvrft 170
l Uftf .. tA-t koftf ef AW-6
' hlllftt ~ $ •S I 10 IS s ~·• .... POHIS no
• 1Uo6ik ... "°' 1 ' 1 s
WOON ..... CJMMAt ""-• ,.,1._ 'C....,
l)i.o SS 1 O.U I ~ .......... ~U.llO •o 2 ,._,,.._ .. Hvtk •llM !POI• )0 7, f Ii
l ._...l'Gl,1\ ·~.10.)0
• 9-""._., P'Cl t 0 I I) 10
$ ....,., .. ~ "'°' ) )0 • 10 '°
on luxury boats ... the AQMU':.
restrictions on oil-b;ised paint) ...
whatever.
Several local fohcrmen are now
parking their crjft 111 Cabo San
Lucas, and flyi ng do\\ n in pursuit
of wily gamefish.
''Baja is the place," he noted,
gamely, in pur)uit of the wily pun.
"The Sur is really rJw."
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SPEAKING ·OF BOATI NG MA·
NEUVERS -Paul Salata, '"ho
commands one of those electric
boat runabouts, called his buddy,
Art Gronsky, the other day. Seem)
hb vessel was bcha' ing oddly, and
he wanted it to"cd to Gronsky\
marina in Ne\\ port Dunes for a
tuneup.
No problem. A rescue er Jft "a:.
dbpJtchcd promptly to thl! LinJ;.i
Isle addre)s shown on the \\Ork·
shec1.
Ah, that must be the stm.:kcn
boat o .. cr there. It's nJmcd 'l WJJll
Exprcs!> and painted in the lJrJ1-
nal & gokl color!> o re"ered b>
Salnta and burdcs of other USC
refugees.
Well, as )ou'w p1ob.1bly sur-
mi)cd by no\\, 11 '-"llS \OOn realized
at Gron~k)\ GJragc that some-
thing 'A'a am1' . This wasn't S.:tlJ-
1a·~ sl>..iff, on \\oh1ch they had
\\.Orked before. Seems they had
gone to the wrong address and
spirited aw<iy the wrong \\oater toy.
Apologic JJI around. Even the
rii!htful O\\ners, Debbie und Bob
t::lllott {like the Snlatas, str.o.ng
USC boosters), were omw~cd.
They \\Crc about to report a miss·
ing boJt, when they found their
u.1fl being returned, !>Omc"'h:ll
'hcepi'hly.
Well. that's all there as to this
\torv -ex cpt, I'm told, th.it 11\
the most e~c11cmen1 Linda Isle h..i!>
h.1d an }Cars.
0
A~O II COl LD~'T UE llAP-
PL 'l~G TO A 1'1C£1{ GUY -A
le\\ do,e fncn~h "'II comenc at
I he R11z on ~lJ) IJ for a gen1s-
onl1 J1nncr cclcbra11ng Charle)
I k\tl·r's 80th banhda).
I lo'' many guc'lt!> "'ill gJthcr to
\\ckomc the c"er-kinJly philan-
throp1,1\ entrance into octogcn;.ir-
1an rJnl>..'?
\\ell. here\ a clue: There arc
120 name:~ hi.I don the colorful
invitation And that' JU t the ho t
committee.
0
~!llAfCJll'\(, Mt: I KO\t J IJC
JA\\5 -At Wcstchll Pl.11.1 the
other dJy, I ~as al>uut to purcha'>C
\0111C fOOUIC' at the Great earth
V11amtn'> emporium, but 111-.tead
dec11..lcd tu J"p.ttch a gopher.
\\hat di'>\UadcJ me'! la ~"'' a
sign in the "1ndo'"· reading. ·we
I la\C 5har~ CJrtil..igc."
GooJ gm.I. "h> "ould an}one
-c\cn the nuuic't ut hc.dth-food
lilb..:1t'I -\\unna bu> 'hark. cani-
1:.igc ! I me;in, I'm not about 10
"":.illm" :tll}thing that rnulJ '"al-
lo" me .
L.J
\\lll , IJ ' \ IAH I 11·.., been 1c;,., th m J m 1rith \1111..c he llk>k
oH .. r the VIII 1 No'" ri,1or:i11tc, but
And' Crean ">J\'i he\ .ilrc.1 h lcar~ling to 'Pc.ak ltah;.in. ·
JI " fir,t \H>rJi. "I 1.. rrari ..
Lamho rgl11111 . MJ\1.. r.111
Jury J\ubrill 's column run\ u11
.\Jonda)s, \h·clne)dll.H :incl fri·
d<Jj).
HERATI
DYNASTY RUG PRESENTS
THEHERATI
The Hcrou de>lgn doll!$ bod. to lhr Mongvl 1 mund Oyn~tv, whl<h uied the city of
Ht'fot os 11·~ capitol In lhe fiu1 hc11f of 1t .. • li[l•,nth (~ntury'lhe H('foU Is lhe bcuU l'or ~lgru produad throughout lhl' ana~n• P:nll'.tl ('fll rlr.', unJ <X>nllnuoUy produced
throughout the orten1 Th<-bet ol tht' n."' Hl'mll <urpc·b ore hand knolled by ik:llled
wrovlng m.ulen In the D\nullv manul .. .-tory m l1un11r: Ch1nu An outhmUc Heron
can now be purch<U4'<i din.'' from t>ynus1y '1 tht!lr C°'ta Me60 Showroom. In !he
St.onemUI Oe51gn Center on k•-dh II "'"
f
Open ' 34 A\1 1 I P\I
• 0•'\ A \\•c ~
LARGE NAVEL
ORANGES
Sl1U {'~of s~l pocy m.JOYl"'IC"'
10 btl Jou nJ front th cu la 14 bu l'\ICS t
Clllifoni MJ f\uu~·ls Good sou, f ull
color, ncb f1.1u r ,mJ '"o'""
CAN'li\LOLIPE
f'nc.:s b11tv "'""' J<11J..n
Jr.,mat1cc1lly cm the~ mt)S/ />(f•ul<1r
'"4/ons r.·mfte /o• brcultfiut, "'""-"
IO f ru1/ JaW or t.ullb a S<Ot'f' of ic•
cr.,am •U de$$'-"'1
BROCCOLI
Bngbl a rttrl CC.W•, 1wh1ly ~ 4..J
flor.ts tmd " tni.kr, 'l""""' wu. ..Jy
Slim"'" th• J,,11/m..r of our 1-..~1·r.1
F.mcy Gru.Jc ')<1/m.u V..illly
broccoli
RED OR GREEl\J
LEAF I E'1·1 ·ucE
llxul groc.'f'l '' /, ttt..., 1-.~1 " 01rdt't1 {r1~l1 J .. n. ''";J 1 • .,.1.., )•I
C"->/J /Ohlt& :J'oll t. sJf I"'{ r I • '"'-' saw,,, ·"'"' ... l ,.
MA 'GOES
br1/ir Inf icul flavor ari.J ~"/IC
colon "'41.W I.bes. Cldr.:J lu"8• JlZ•
/"'1/J a ,.,,u hr-.;~a.st '''""' un '"'"res/ow fru11s.iliul1'1i)"''li.'11I or
a fll{>n smv..lb~ b.u•
ALAD TO~JATOES
RulryruJmwfulloffo.n • M1J1um
so~• /om.lk>CS •1•11 JU.JI rvJbl /,i r
quw'l1:nn~ "'to ta<s1J s11wds or
sl1c1rw for km dt. u hu
DELI-KITCHE
Thu usty bl..,. w1rwd •"'('flrf u..,
gr..u valti# c rumN.. 01 m Jv s<Jl.J.l\,
uu as a b.u•for drr.u1•ws and dq s
or urv. wilb /"'1/ by lb. cl tmk
SMOKED
NORWEGIAN
ALMON
Don'I '41 t"-pn .. tt /<r(}I )C'U. UJ•
nchncu of lh/J ~uny s"'<>Olb '°"' ''"""*' s.Umota rnx"'-' Nf tmPY-'11 for 111 fllftOaMst
""" HOMEMADE APPLE
STRUDEL
M~ Ill.lily In o..ir lroUbnt fro""
frwsll MM"ittaDlb, l"'""Y s"'11b 111,,.J
Plf'IWll "{pki,. ..,.,/,ads 6"td l(>k er
b&llW tn a ~iky pwff ptutry sl>rll •
1 4 9~
11 1-lome of
Orange County's
BE T PROD CE11
Market
at Atrium Court
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IFARM FRESH I I LARGE E GGS I
I 79 ~1-I
I \ffith minfrnurn I
I $5.00 purcbclS<J I
I I imit 1 d oze.,, l'gRS I
I per co11jX>1l I
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PERSIAN a ORIENTAL RUGS
2915 Redh11 I Ave lf8.J02 •Costa Mesa
Stonem1ll De~agn Center
lOam to 6pm Monday through Saturday
(714) 549-93 78
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BHAT\\'l 'HST
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qu«l1I) mt i.11 .. mJ <JU •utur.i/
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S.m .. 1u11..->nu/ on th! n il "I> 1/al m h ,.,.
MARJ ATED
CHICKEN BRFAST
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GROCEHY • \X1NE
GEROL .. Tri FR
SPARKLING ~111\rRAl.
\\'ATER
Man.~) da>"fom:w and low "°"""" ccmtnat ...ak 11-u rwta.~
pw:n ~" 1 rf wry r« c•t-i"
8o1tJ«1 arid carltt>nal«f wtJb tU ~
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BRI K • A D\\ ICH
BISCUITS
cbote• of wru.U. Of' di.i.: ,..,,.
~ fiJJ• l"'(Vrfat /rotft
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ltr.
11.Jlbl, C"'f?' bt..Kic1U .._.,/J.1 )'<'ur 169
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• fi'"IAJIH. Mil~ ll • C"?"ADOt
PEDRONCELLI G AMAY
BEAUJOI.AI.
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Wednesday, April .21, 1993
Business I
Buslneu Editor Tony Cox, 642-4321, ut. 371 ,
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T hanks to sunny \\C:lther and
apparent improvements in
consumer confidence, sales
arc on the ups"-ing for Newport
Beach and Costa Mesa retailers.
Respondents to The Daily Pilot
Economic Index survey of local
retailers report th at their
customers haven't exactly become
spend thrift overnight , but
consumers seem to be a little les
frugal than they were at this time
last yea r.
In M arch, members of the
survey group posted an 8 percent
gain, on average on average, over
their March 1992 sales levels.
The ~larch imprO\.Cment
follO\\ed 7 percent and 3 percent
ave rage gains in January and
February, respectively. The
• Represents last >'ear's performance. A score above
1 DD reflects an ime.rovem ent over the same month the
previous re•u, ~'h1le a score below 100 indicates a de-
cline. Scoring is based on sales of local merchants who
are suneyed regularly for this feature.
uf'\'e)' respondents blamed bad
weather in the. first two months ot the year for
interrupting what haJ been shaping up
statisucall) as an 1mpress1,e sales rcco\'\.:I') .
"I JUSt think 1t' been three years, anJ pc:ople
are tired of holding back,"· said one store
owner. "The) 're tired of crimping They're
ured of '>;J\ing I JUSt think evel')boJy has a\ed
a long time. The) \\Jnt to get out and spend a
lmle bit. They want to re1 urn to -,ome norm.1k>
1n their ll\cs."
Another respondent s .. 11d he, too. 1s scc111g
more will 111gncss to spend among hi!> customer .
.:ind nice \\c::i1hcr allowed the uptid.. in
consumer conf1t.knce to shine through in ,
improved sale~
"It looks prclly good," he said. "We 're ~cc1ng
a little bit of an upturn now."
One store owner cautioned that the
improvements in con umer confidence appear
10 be fragile. For example, he said Saturday's
:innouncernent of verdicts in the Rodney }(jog
1n:.il in Los Angeles kept many of his customers
at home. Those customers were back out in
force on Sunday, he said, as reaction to the
\CrJict was peaceful.
"It"s a \Cl) delicate mechanism right now,"
he .,aid of the re1ail recovery. "It just takes a
little bi t to push it either way. People arc s1ill
holding back a little bit just to be safe . They're
\"Cl)' cauuous.''
The March index score for retail: 108.
-By Tony Cox
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RU Ff ELL'S
UPHOLSTERY IMC.
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.... ,_ ... c...rs mote! REAL ESTATE BROKER DEPT •
OF REAL ESJ'ATE UC# 06845'23 IUZ 1111111 llft~ ctSTA •U-SU-115'
2000 Newgort Biid. 5800 East 2nd Shit
lonlllacll.Cl.m Costa Mesa. Cl 12127
(714) 631-2110 (31 OJ "39-RIBS
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Rich the produce man.
One of a kind, homemade·, lip smacking barbecue sauce.
Open Easter Sunday.
Table side magic one night a week. (Naples -Wed ., Newport -Sun.)
The owners are all under 5'8" tall
Barbecued Spaghetti (when it doesn't slip through the grill).
Buckets of Baby Back Ribs to go for about $20.
A private banquet room for parties under 60.
Fax machines with memory dial.
"BIG FRAN"the oversized, mobile grill used for catering.
Fresh vegetables with dinner.
"The Super Well "
Commitment to ou " local schools.
Reservations
15. WE'RE BOTH CELEBRATING
l•AY, AP.RI 19TH THROUGH SUNDAY, APRIL 25TH
WllH OUR REGULAR BABY BACK RIB DINNER
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Wednesday, April 21
Women and Wealth -
Shearson Lehman Brothe~ wil: oUer
a free beginner's financial worL.shop
for\\omen, from 5·30 p.m. 10 7·15
p.m. at the Newport Beach Library
on San Clemente Drive. For
reservations, call 955-7817.
Hat Connection .... The
Costa Mesa .Chamber of
Commerce's Hat Connection group
will hold its monthly luncheon,
beginning at 11 :30 a.m. at the Red
Lion Hotel in Costa Mesa, Cost is
S 18 in advance and S20 at ·lhe
door, plus an extra SS for
non-members. Call 574-8780.
Wednesday, April 28
Chamber Mixer -The
Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce
will hold its monthly after-hours
mixer at the new Louie Louie's
restaurant in Costa Mesa. Admission
is free (or members. for
information, call 631 -3663
Thursday, April 29
Mentors, the Power of
Example -T~ Newport
Harbor Area Chamber ol
Commerce will host a presentation
by motivational speaker Michael
Radford, beginning at 7:30 a.m. at
John Dominis R~taurant In
Newport Beach. Cost is S 1 3 (or
mem~ S 16 for guests. For
reservations, call 729-4400.
Friday, April 30
Executive
Compensation -KPMC Peat
Marwick will host a breakfast
program on executive compen·
sation, beginning at 7:30 a.m. al
the Center Club in Costa Mesa .
Cost is S25. for reservations, call
850-4411, extension 623.
Newport. Center Library will host a
progrnm on sales negotiations
techniques as part or its free
"Brown Bag Lunch" series,
beg1nnin8 <1t noon in the library's
community room. Call 644·3181 .
Wednesday, May 5
Small BusiJleSs .
Resource Orientations -
The Newport Center library will
host a breakfast program designed
to introduce small business owners
and managers to information
resources available at the library,
from 7:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. Another
orientation program will be held at
the same time on Tuesday, May 11 .
For registration, call 644-3188.
Tuesday, May 11
Women and Wealth -
Shearson Lehman Brothers will off er
a free advanced financial workshop
for \\-Omen, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:1 S
p.m. at the Newpon Beach Library
on San Clemente Drive. For
reservations, call 955-7817.
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A fun-filled day for the whole family
Live bands all day
Specialty
restaurant booths
Hosted by Cliffie
Stone featuring
Orange County's
Favorite Recording
Artists Steve
McClintock & Paul
Jefferson, American
Made, Appaloosa
and many more.
Arts
Crafts·
Antiques
Games
Dancing
Celebrities
Saturday, May 8, 1993, t1am-6pm ..
South Coast Plaza VIiiage ,.
FREE Parlclng & Spe«J Shutt,. NIYlc. from Crystal Court
$1 O tax deductible donation includes
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Literacy Programs in Southern California
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For more information: Call Dorie at (714) 642-7086
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N~ Beach/Coata Meaa DaJly Pilot Wednesday. April 21, 1993
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o.c. millionaires list shows · changes in fortunes
S tockbr~ker Barry M1gliorini's
latest hst or lhc 25 wealthie .. t
individuals in Orange Coun1y
)howl> that some local millionaire~
have seen changes in their
fortunes'since hb report la t foll.
Newport Beach resident Donold
Oren, chairman of The Irvine Co.,
rcmoincd the coun1y's wealthiest
individual on the Mlgllorinl 25
,~ith nn estimated net \\Orth of
S 1.2 billion, up from SI billion last
ye:ir.
Costa Mesa farmer and land
baron Katsuma~a "Roy'' Sakioka
rema ined No. 3 on the list "uh an
unchanged estimated net \\Orth of
SJSO million. Costa Mesa-based
developer George Argyro slipped
from No. 5 to No. 7 on the
t.l1gliorini list, ·as his e~11ma1ed net
\\Orth declined from $250 milhon
10 Sl95 million.
Fleet"'ood Enterprises fou nder
John Crean, a Santa Ana I lc1gh1s
resident, remains 1he
.c1ghth·wcahhie~t individua l in the
county with an estimated net
worth of $185 million. Members or
Costa Mesa's Segers1rom f:imily.
Henry, Nellie Ruth and I la rold
Scgcrstrom, "'ere 1ied for No. 13
on Migliorini's la1e st li~t "i1h
· unchansed net worth) of .s 135
million each.
Developer \\'1lham L)on slippcJ
from No. 7 to No 12, a' h1)
c ... tim:ucd net \\Orth dropped from
S190 million to S136 m1ll1on
Dc,eloper DonJld Koll's fortune
grc\' from SI 00 m1 Ilion to SI I 0
mdhon. according 10 M1gl1or1ni,
an d he ran l..cJ l 71h on the li )t:
Ulum, a Newport ne.,ch resident,
at No. 21 with a net worth or $66
million. Falling off last year's list
was Downey Savings co-founder
Maurice McAllister, who was No.
20 las t fall.
A broker with A.G. Edwards &.
Sons Inc., Migliorini bases his lists
on tangible assets that he
researches, sucn as real estate and
stock holdings. He aid his listings
of lhe individuals' net worrhs are
conservative, "at-least" estimates.
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1 he Small Business
Administration rcporrs that
changes announced earl ier thi
month by fed eral bank regulators
\\111 ease the credit crunch and
make it easier for SmJll businesses
to get loans.
The rule chnnge allows healthy
banl..s to loan 3S much as 20
percent of their capital to small
bui.ancsscs, ba!>ing the dcci!>ions
pnmarily on the borro"ers' proven
cr-:d11 reliab1li1y, r:11hc r than on
rigid compliance '"ilh strict
ducumenta11on requirem ents.
"This 1s a major \lcp forward
fur both lenders and for small
hu,inessei.," said Da) ion J.
Wntkins, acting administrator or
the SOA.
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The Resolution Trust Corp. has
sold the Beverly Hcrlta&e Hottl
near South Coast Plaza to
Amgrcen Partners, a partnership
&hat includes &he Dallas-based
Wyndhum Gordens Ho1els and
Resons.
The 238-room hotel, which was
built at a cost of $27 million in
1986, fetched only $10.5 million.
The RTC became owner of the
financi:illy troubled property with
the government's 1990 takeover or
insol\lent First Network Savings
Bank, financier for Oeverly
Heritage's previous owner, Fargo
lndustries in La Jolla.
The hotel will be renamed
Wyndham Gardens.
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Orange County had weak
ab!>orption of office space in the
firs1 quarter, with only 87,000
square feet of space taken off the
market, down from 104,000 square
feet in last year's first quarter and
vas tly below normal levels,
according to a report by Grubb &
COLLISION
Ellis Com01erclaJ Rnl Estate
Services.
But the Grubb & Ell is report
a)so howed that the :iirport area,
which includes Newport Beach
nnd Costa Mes:i, enjoyed 223,000
squ are feet of posit ive absorption
in the first quarter, saving rhe
county as a whole from losing
more leased space than it gained
in the 1hree-mon1h period.
The average vacancy rate in the
airport area improved from 22.2
percent a year ago to 21.2 percent
. at the end of 1he first qua rt er,
Grubb & Ellis said.
The brokerage f1tm also
reporrcd that demand for Orange
Coun1y industrial space picked up,
as 2.5 million square feet of
industrial property was sold or
leased in th e first quarter, up 25
percent from a year ago.
The airport area claimed more
than 720,000 square feet of 1ha1
sales and Jca)ing ac1ivi1y, Grubb &
Ellis !>aid, and th e area's industrial
vacan cy rate improved from 20.7
percen1 a yea r ago to a cu rrcn1
average of 18.9 percent.
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A 5-K Walk/Run and RoUerblade• Race for
students , teacher , parent . community
members. and all others who wish to support
programs at Costa M a lligh School.
ENTRY FEE: $15 when received
DATE: Saturday, May 1, 1993
by April 23. Add $3 late fee after
April 23 and on race day.
Corporate challenge e ntrie pa~
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COlllCIL
From A1
o( this t)pC, it l>ll)'S to the
community thnt we arc 11ware we
hnvc a problem and we wall not
1oleru1e these 1..indl> of actions in
the community,'' aid
Councilwoman Mary Hornbuckle.
"And il says thol we want 10 find
a better way 10 deal with the
diversity and the changing
ethnicity in our con)munity."
Mayor Sandy Gcnb and
Councilman Peter Buff a vo ted
against the resolution.
The hate-crime resolu tion was
inspired by the severe beating in
January of Cos1.i Me a re ident
Loe Minh Truong, 55. in Lnguna
Beach. Police "ere told by friends
of the alleged as ailant -a San
Clemente teen-ager -that he
said he \\anted 10 beat up ome
"fags." The attack "as described
as gay bashing, but Truong's
family has said he is not gay.
Karen McGlinn, chair of lhe
c11y's Human Relations
Committee, urged the council in
January to issue a stale!llent
condemning the beating. The
council took no action on her
request. McGlinn now applauds
the ci1y's approvJl of the
hate-crime re olut1on, although
the Human Relations Committee
has nut yet p<1-.sed judgment on it.
"A!> an ind1dtluJl, I'm happy
that the Coum:tl " respon-.i,c,
because ''e are all aware that hate
crimes arc on thc 1m:rcasc."
McGlann ..,;.ml ·It\ the beginning
to the enJ of thc'e !..i nch of
atroc11ie' "hen ''e h.i'c the
courage to tal..e J 't:rnJ "
But l\!J)Or Genas believes by
discnnunJtang Jmong crimes, the
city i-. guilt~ of b1J) an fa, or of a
specific cta ... -. of '1cumo; "It's as if
'"e're sa> mg. ·If ) ou want to shoot
!.Omebo<l) in the hcJd, "e don't
minJ. Ju)t don't 'hoot them for
their color,'" Gt:n1 '>J1d. "If I'm
the deaJ per...1.>n on the sidewalk. I
don't think it') going to make a lot
of dilference to me."
Around Town r:::::::::::::::
Send your items to Peter Rya n,
The 0Ji/y Pilot, 330 W. 8Jy St.,
CostJ MesJ, 92627.
Today
Fund·raiser to aid
homeless fami lies -Friends
ot the Or.ins~ CoJ:.t Interfaith
Shelter FOCI) I'> holding 1lS second
.loPnu.il · FOCIS on DINll'.G" e\ient
at The Golden Tr. tile. 1767
"'e\ .. port 81\C.l Co:.l.l Mesa. Tickets
are S85 and can bl' purcha~d
though FOCIS by calling 673-6502.
Voices and Vis ions -
The poetry of 87-)'ear-olq !>Culptor
and poet RJymomJ Barger will be
read Jnd d1scu!>><.>d at 2.30 p.m. in
the Ne'" port Ct>nter Library's
Community Room .:is part of the
l1br!lry's Voice!> Jnd Vi>1ons
progr.im. A BJlbo.:i Island resident,
Barger 1> il well-known sculptor on
the Ea>l CoJ!>t, 1r1e creJtor of
numerou<:. works for IBM. J.C.
Penn~y Jnd the ltrm thnt built the
Empire St.,le Bu1ld1ng He writes
poetry daily. For 1nformJl1on. call
644-3181
Thursday, April 22
Healthy relationships -
"Bu1ld1ng Whole~me, La!.ting
Relat1on!>h1p!>,'' 1s the title of a tree
evening program at 7 pm 1n the
Community Room of the Ne\\ port
C~nter Library, 856 San Clemente
Dr . Newport Be.Kh Pre!>ented by
author Christin e Gustafson and
photographer Frank MJr~hall, the
program w1lf oHer guidelines for
single and mamed couples for
de"eloping healthy and loving
relationships. The two interviewed
women across the country about
their relationships with their
husbands for their book, "Ladies
and Gentle Men ." For information,
call 644-3181 .
Boat safety course -The
U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary will
spon~r a 13-week boat safety
course beg1nn1ng tocfay and held
every Thursday through July 1 5
from 7 to 9 pm. al the Shark
Island Yacht Club, 1099 Bayside
Dr. (corner o( Jamboree) in
Newport Beach. Cost of materials as
$22.50. The classes are free. for
more information, call 838-0456 or
552-7292.
Saturday, April 24
· Health Fair Expo -The
Oasis Senior Center will present a
Health fair Expo from 8 a m. to 2
p.m. al 5th and N.:ircissus in
Corona Del Mar. Th re will be free
health scieenm~, pneumonia and
tetanus shots, resources and
inform.ilton. In addition, prostate
• cancer blood le t s.cre nings will be
offered (or S25, and blood panels
• for S20 (an eight· to 12·hour fast is
recommend •di. The program is
open to persons 1 8 years and
older. For information. call
644-3244.
• Kayaking clinic -P.addle
Power ol Newport Be.ach is of(ering
• frH kay.aking clinic from 9 .a.m.
to noon. (jfl 67S·l 21S (or
information
Local poli1ical "atchdog Ernie
Feeney, a Col>ta Mc'>:t hou)Cwik,
-opposed the rc~luiion but wa!I
successful in having a econd
resolution pa cd that condemns
all crimes without <l1)tincuon.
"We <lon'I have ::iny problem
with the h:ite-<:rime rc~olution, a'l
long as ii applies 10 everyone and
doesn't have to meet some liberal
litmus test." Feeney said. "Our
only objection to it was the worJ
'hate.' We feel ccrtnin crimes
should not be elevated in
relationship to other crimes."
Feeney said only crimes agafost
certain politically correct group
such as homosexuals and
minorities have been classified ::is
hate crimes by the Orange County
Hum:in Relation~ Commis ion.
And she believes the city i
following in the county
commission's foot tepl>. "It's a
political stntement that they're
making," she said.
But Councilman fay Humphrey,
-"ho proposed the hate-crime
resolution, saiJ his motives arc not
political. "This resolution was
certninly generated bccau)e I
perceived an incrl.'asmg problem
that's encroaching on our
community 1>IO\\ly but surely,''
Humphrey. said. "\Ve arc seeing
increasing pre!>suret.·from changes
in demographics and diversity that
are leading to act" of aggres!>ion.
We need to encour.1ge
understanding ...
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From A1
out by 10:55 a.m., and there was no dam;agc to any other home.
We are still investigating the cause." .
Or.inge County fire Dcp:irtmcnt Captain Mike Boyle wa!> cred-
ited with saving the life of Minusch's cat, Radar.
"Captain Boyle was assigned search and re cue," Chastain !>aidi
"lt was pretty smoky inside and he heard the cat whining )Orne-
" here in the living room. He found Rad:ir nnd brought him out to
the fresh air."
Though Minarsch~ who has .owned the house for seven months,
was grtiteful Radar was unharmed, she said the last few mo nths
h.1\ c been pretty rough. J
"l just had my car totaled, and my roommate und I were ~har
ing her car." Minarsch ~id aoout the bu~nt Jeep.
KUTZ
From A1
Kevin Connolly, Kutz's Costa
~lcsa attorney, declined · to
comment on whether Kutz still
intended to seek ''legal rem-
edies," as he had threatened to
do the da) after his suspension
"a announced. Nor would
Connolly di~cuss why his client
h.1!> opted to withdraw his re·
quest for an appeal hearing.
The day after the suspension,
Connolly.: is~ued a prepared
)tatement claiming that the
church's imestagation proce!.S
was "unjust."
Comp:iring his cliel)t to "a
sacrificial lamb," Connolly llUg·
gcsted the accusations had
their 'root in "a small minority
faction in the congregation
who c manctary and or po·
litical position '' ithin the
church has heen undermined."
The women who made the
allegations have never been
ret1chcd for comment. !>ince
chu rch leaders will not relea~e
their names.
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o.c. omce
of Protocol
honors Lavery
T he Orange County Office of
Protocol and the
lntern:uional Visitors and
Protocol Foundation ho!.ted a
luncheon and lecture at the posh
Center Club in honor of Beatrice
Cantebury Lavery.
Lal-.Cf')' is the Regional Director
8.W.
Cllk
Society
Editor
or the Office of
Foreign Missions
for the US
Department of
State, and
formerly !.ervcd
under Los
Angeles Mayor
Tom Bradley as
his chief of
Protocol.
The dignified
affair auractcd a
cross section of
Orag(c'" County\
ci' 1c minded men
and "omen
Mary Sue Whitlicr of Nc,,pon
Beach, dressed 1n a 'cry i.mJrl
spring suit of black and "hitc.
lbtened to La'c" 's lecture \\llh
friend Mary Thompson, aho
clcgantl) a111rcd in a suit or
'1brJnt pink
"One of the highlight!. or m>
term :b Proto ... ul Chief for LA '' J\
"orking ''1th the Ol)mp1c
Comm111.:c to ~c ... urc the '84
summer gJmc\ I a1.compJ1111:d ,
~fa)Or Or;.idlc) JnJ the rest ol the
te::im to Athcn' 1n IY7 to mal..c
the p11ch. You re1..dl. that ''J' .t
\Cf) dangcrOU\ time tn thJt pJ rl Of
the world .. troops \\1th wcJpon-.
v.erc C\Cr)\\herc, but \\C lclt
Greece \\1th the .t\\Jrd for the
23rd Ol)mp1.1J. .t true
triumph," 11a1J the ,oft spol..cn
UH'!) In the \Cl) cla'"'c sense,
she~ ;u~om.in \\ho spcat.. ~Jtl)
and carries a big \ltd, I kr role J\
Regional Director for the
Dep.mment of ~tJte requires
re)pon~ib1ht) tor O\er 3,000
intcrn:.itional corhular per onnel
:mJ their c..lepcnJcnts on the \\C l
C03 t.
The beautiful Catie Anderson,
Orange Count) 0
) Chief of
Protocol, chaired the livc l)
luncheon in a peach )Ult :ind golc..I
)lraw hat. The Honorable Cesar A.
Aviles, Comul General of
N1car.1gua, Mary Jones, h a
Schnieder. Pat .in c.J Carl Ncisscr.
Werner ht:her. Ethel unc..I Joe
Hunt, Jnc..I the c.J1,t111gubhcd "urld
tra,clcr. Dr. Jerrel Richards,
Prc)11.lcnt of the Protocol
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Society
Society Editor B.W. Cook, 642·4321
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Above, Chief of Protocol Gayle Anderson, left,
and guc I peaker Beatrice Lavery, Regional
Director U.S. Foreign Missions Department of
State. At right, Dr. Jerrel Richard , president
Protocol Foundation, and Mary Ann Miller,
cenlcr, and Bernice Hird, both board of directors
members.
Foundation attended. ------------.. ~ I
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1 he "tn·thc·knO\, .. Dr. Richards
n!,caled a fascinating bit of
1nformat1on about one of the
guc)tS attending the lecture. Mrs.
Malcolm Thompson of Santa Ana
Heights. a local teJchcr and
principal, 1s, in fact, the Princess
Milena Pctro\ich-1\iego h \\'hJt
follo\\ed \\3S a pcr..onal tale 0 1
con~idcrable intrigue anJ rom.inc:c
centered Jround the life or her
late father, a c..lepo cJ l:uropean
Pr ince~
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The :.tatuesquc Thompson wld
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11J~htng, about the SJf:a Of a forllll)
turn apart by her father') que\t to
rc,torc h1!> family throne in
".1r-torn Yugo~l:.I' 1a. She has
\\nllcn a book. "t\I)' Father ·1 he
Prince." telling the fam ily Jr.tm.t.
Concluding the )timulat1ng
afternoon of in1crnJUOn::il
dialogue, the guc!>t of honor,
LJ,cry told the gathering how
1mport::int the ac t1\ 1t1cs of the
Orange County Protocol
1-oundauon arc to the nation. "I
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Al WednMday, Ap(il a 1, 1993
atlRCH
From A1
asked. "Aod the answer of the •
church at thi~ point i no."
Huffman and church officials
decided Saturday to withhold
$300,000 in contnbution to a
Pre bytcriun synoJ because of fi.
nancial support it gives . to the
Lazarus Project.
Ovcl'\\-hclming re)pon e to u
Daily Pilot telephone urvey
. )howed many readers agreed with
that decision, while other con·
dcmned it.
One call came from Dawn Mc·
Cormick. an Irvine Co. official,
whose husband is a minbter at St.
Andrew's.
"The denomination should not
be supporting or encouraging
projects like the Lazarus Project,"
McCormick said. "Al the same
time we hate the sin, we are to
love· the sinner., And l think the
church· is doing a good job of out·
rcachirg to that homosexual com·
munity in that way. But nt the
same time, it cannot condone or
approve of a lifestyle that the
scripture clearly teaches is sinful."
Paul Eklof of Costa Mesa had
different thoughts.
"Jesus hnd not a word 10 ay
Pastor John
Huffman of
St. Andrew's
Presbyterian
Church in
Newport
Beach
discusses his
views on gay
rights.
From A1
accord on the rcn1s or face a massive vendor re·
treat from the swap meet.
The Marketplace already has lost 25 percent of
its vendors because of the expected rent increases
which were 1ehcduled to 10 into effect May I . Be·
cause rents arc due six weeks in advance, these
vete ran ven<fon pulled out or the swap meet, say·
ing they were unable to operate with the new
rosts.
Vendo~ present at the mee1ing Tuesday said
more sellers would vacate stalls should the rent in·
creases go inlo eff cct.
Under the terms of the original lease, vendors
were hit with rents double and sometimes 1riple
the rates they had been payln1.
Outlining its proposal to the board, Tel-Phil at-
torney Robert E. Currie told ~he group of about
200 vendors that rent increases should be based
on attendance figures. Tel-Phil propoKd that
rents remain under their current slruettan until
1995, when Marketplace attendance is expected to
retu rn to its previous levels. • •
The operator also proposed that the board be
given food and beverage income .at current rates
until 1995. Tel-Phil operates those concessions.
Under a counterproposal from the Fair Board,
the concessions were expected to donate 51 per-
cent of sales to the board, the amount originally
stipulated in the 1991 lease. The existing lease,
which expires this month, had 15 percent of sales
donated to the board.
For a subscription to the
Tel· Phil, in its pr~al, /lad agreed 'to raise
those donations to 27 percent lifter 1995.
Vendon at the meeting said they were Cacin1
serious rent increases, and probable bulliness fail·
ure, should rents escalate as proposed. Bruce
Landsberg, a plastic houscware retailer at the
swap meet, aid his monthly rent of $576 W3S
scheduled to increase to $1,500 on May 1.
John McCloy, attorney for a majority group of
sellers, requested that the bo:ird keep rent at cur-
rent level until a final resolution could be reached.
Accord in& to vendors, the increase 1n rents v.ill
force more and more vendors out of bu!lincss ot
the swap meet, whict) will reduce sale and, there·
Core, donation to the board and the Market·
place's operator.
Annual attendance at the swap meet ha been
steadily declining for the past several years. The
peak year was 1990, when 2.5 rtlillion people came
through the gates.
That number declined slightly in 1991, but Cdl
sharply by 15.S percent last year. This )Car, Bl•
tcndance is projected to drop another 17 percent.
With these attendance figure and sales de· •
Clines, Tel-Phil president Dob Teller said duri~
the morning meeting that hi 'company'' btitiGll
proposal would "J>rovide short-term relief to the
elleri, while at the same time providing more rev·
enue to the Fairgrounds."
Referring to criticism that he should live up to
the contract originally negotiated, Teller said he is
prepared to do that "if we have to." I le added
that times have chanacd and "the e change justify
reopening di cussion of the issue."
· about homoi>exuality, but he had 3
lot to say about loving outcruits
and ministering to tho e in need,"
he said. "In supposedly supporting
biblical authority, it eems to me
St. Andrew's is dishonoring tftc es·
sentiul bibltcal teachings."
Daily Pilot, call 642-4333.
remain steadfast in its decision. fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiii1
He cited a 1978 church ruling on
homosexuality, which he co·
authored, as the bai>iS behind the
St. Andrew's action.
Newport Ocach rci.idcnt Oar·
bara Fortcv11lc said 1ha1 although
she is not a member of St. An·
drcw's, she !i.uppom 1he church's
decision.
"I wholcheartc<lly agree with
their stance against the gays and
lesbians," she s:iid. "Tell those
gays and lesbi:tn) to read the Dible
exactly for "'hat it says und stop
putting the ir interpretation on it."
Susan Cl:irl.., an emplo)'ee at
Woodbridge High School 1n Irvine,
called in to dis:igree wilh the
church for a couple of rc:i)ons.
"l am a straigh 1, married
"-Oman "tth children," )he began
". . . I think that Chmtianity
means that you are supposed 10
help cvef)body ,.,ho need., help ...
And for another, some of the
kindest and compass1on:i1e pt>ople
I know are ga)'s and lc'>bians."
However \Micri Ir-: ru!>lic r.:·
sponse to the St Andre,., ·i. acuon
1s, Huffman said the church will
"The easiest thing on this issue
is to keep our mouths shut," he
said. "We are not prepared to go
"ith the politic.ii correctness of
our day."
And he said the groups advocat·
mg homosexuality arc just a small
minonty of the Pre b)tcrian flock.
The St. Andrew\ contribution
of $300.000 is the largest given to
the Presbyterian assembly of
churches. If the Prcsb) terian
S)nod doesn't bow to the church's
demands and sever tics with the
Lazarus Project, Huff man said the
money, which is be ing held in es·
crow right now, will be diverted to
different minh.try groups like
Dc)ert Stream.
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The Newport BeactVCosta Mesa Dally Pilot
Sportt Ed6w Roan Carlson .••. 642-4311 at.317
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Qrange Coast blows 7-run
lead With .six errors: pttchers
surrender 25 base hits.
By Dlmll &ostemous ......
COSTA MESA -Wllb t aU the outraaeous own-
btn beta& put up durini
TllHda(• Onoae Empire •
· Conr,reoet baseball
malchup bt~eeo Rancbo
Santlaao and Oraoae Couc. u.e one
thal Plnlts Coach John Altobdli polnl-
ed to at tht tnd or the game was tht er-
rors column.
"Wt bad slx., they bad t.brte," AJtobt .. m said, "and that .... tbt differentt la
tbe same."
AJthou1b tbttt was much mort to thls
wild aamt than tbe total numbtr or tr·
rors (such as 45 lot.al hlli), tbt tlmlo&
or lht miscues did pro\t si&nilkaol io
the Dues• 22-17.Joss to the ~1 itina Dons.
It also c:osl Coast (21-13 o,·cratt, 119'
in tht conference) the top spot U. lbc
Oranae Emplrt, a position tbe PiratH
bad held since lasl Saturday's 10-3 vie·
1ory over FulJtrtoo. Tbe Dou (l~ 11·
S) llHUmt lint place. •llkh lrill apln
bt up (or 1rabs la Tbainday's rematch
at Raocbo.
AltobtW ls boptaa Estancia Hi&b
1ra~utt KJ lt Wllsoo can rl&hl tbt sblp
•beo be takes to the mo•u•d on Thun-
day.
• ~ bo<DW~ Nell
wwe•n ukina Kytt to do ror w •bat
he's done all year," said Altobelli, •ho
ttfulH to bt sbaRn by tbt disbearttn·
Ina setback. Tbt Pinlts ltd by sevt•
NOS after four lDDlap or •b~I WU to bt
Cour1 Jason Panon1 (27), who went 6 for 6 with 7 UI and 3 runs scored, is out .t the plate u catcher Duren Troilo tags him in Tuesday's 22-17 loss. see occ,a
Eagle~ roll die~ ••• snake eyes
Rice sharp .
~But that's about all that
Costa Mesa can celebrate.
COSTA MESA -Soph·
omorc Jeff Rice came out
Of the bullpen lO fini sh
w11h three 1mprc !>l\.C in·
ning for ho)t Co)tJ Mc)a,
but the damage had been
done in a 15·6 Pacific Coa)t League
baseball IO)) to Century \\'cdnc)day.
Rice, who had thro .... n ju!.t foe prior
va rsuy inning~. after being called up
Crom the d1)bJndcd junior var ity, strud.
out fou r and allo"cd JUSt one earned
run in hi mo)t dfcc11,c stint of the
campaign.
Other Mu .. tang pitcher' did not fare
a> ell, hO\\.evcr, against the Centurions,
who~e 14·hit ntt:ick was paced by two
Chri!.tian Duran home run , a pair of
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~ Just like the first round, nothing goes right for Estancia
against Laguna Hills in Pacific Coast League crucial.
By Barry Faulkner
">OOltS .,,,,.
CO\ I A \1l·SA -A'1de from ~' 12-2 tournament lo s 1<1 Urea
Ohnd.1, the htant 1J High l'la\ehJll team has had only cwo ,1tw,m.1I /
innm~'· Jl1.11rJmg to ( o-Cnach Ken Millard. 1 E ')',,
Unfurtum1tcly for the l::.aglc ), both have come in 'eparatc gJmC'I \ ) 1
.... ith P.1c1f1c Coa t l..cague-leadmg Laguna Hills. Y..h1ch parlayed a ~ ·w-"
'even-run third inning into a 11-3 Pacific Coa't League 1numph ._
Tu~day at l stancia
rhl llaY..l' (10·6 o'crall . 7-1 an the P L), who defeated
L-.tan1.1.1 I '·5, m their ftr't mccrmg, extended their league
lead 10 I'. gJme' UH r the L .1gk'I ( l 1 ·5, 5-2). who are hold·
rng off thm.J-placc ( llllUI) h\ .1 half-game and fourth-place
fr.1hul1' J hit.. h\ 11,. g.imc.,
.. We h.11.I one hJd g.1mc .1.:.11n<,t Orea and two lrosh. wph·
JV 111ning' ag.un't Lrgun.1 If ill<' Millard bnstled. "That')
the .... ,,, ha,ehJll 1~ ~mct1mc' II'<; ltkc rolling the dice an
l..i' Veg.is \omet1mc' \OU roll \C\.Cn Jnd !>Omct1mcs )OU come up hm: car\"
Mill.irJ. "'ho ..aw the v1\11t1r' pound 15 hits to the Eagles-four. al\o ... ml the l·J·
glc:. arc determined to i..ccp plugging .tway with the \Cr.1ppy ;Htlludc that pur them
m po1,1t10n to contend for 1hc league title and a CU· playolt hcrth m the l1r-.t
place.
"We've hau led too h.ml anJ played too tough to give up. now," M1llarJ ,,Ill!
"The} 'II hJ\.e to ta!l.e me to rhc ho pllal, before I wave the white O.\g 111 rh" th111g
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We re ~ulll!! ~, .... n there (Laguna Hill') I ml.1\ to l!l'l' thl'm .tll "l' h<J"t:
1 he L·aglc\ put up a battle for l'\\n mnmg' I u~,d.1\, .1, ,1.1ncr J.1111, \r1.1.:\ut
Y.Orlcd out of th e fir;t inning "Ith a l'la'l' lo.1ded d1111hk pl.I\ ind (Je,1!=n.11ld h11
tcr Scott u .. hcr doubled in Jo,e C•1brcra Y..llh ,....,,,nut Ill tllc 't'\.'llllll t\l lnrcl' a I I
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But "'< I .1guna 11111' hit'. mduding a thrcc run d11ublc b\ l>.1'c B.1rnJrd, .ind
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hrothcr PcJrn Arl'cyut follov.cd "1th a In·
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FJglc<. onl\ ,,fkn'c
the rc'I of the ",l\
l Jguna Hilb had
thrc:e ''"~le,, .1 J,1uble
JmJ J 1nple ll' '"'re
four run' in the 'l\lh 4 rhcn plated Jn11thl r in
the 'e"enih hl mttlh
their prc\.1uu' ''utput
.1~J111'l rhc L J~lc' Art ~1Jmncz ~mgkJ and
'J hat's the way base-
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like rollno the clce in
Las ~ Sometimes
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somellmes you come -.
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'tllll J b,1,c Im the hoq,, Y..hll cll<;(l had J .. real lrnm J.llru ArCC\UI
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From 81
a four-hour mara1hon.
"I &old my gu} tu"t it v.as just
one game," he s::sid. "That' base·
b:ill. We just h:i'e to bounce back
again t them next time."
The first inning. \\hich lut~J
the bcncr part or an hour, was '3
sign of "hat was to follow as cnch
team notched four runs. The . P1-
ra1es ba ned uound with No. 9 hil·
tcr T.J. Orabcr's bascs-lo:ided
bunt single capping &he uprising.
R.,ancho was recircd in order in
the third inning (the only frame in
"hich the Dons foiled to score),
and the Pirate , do"n S-4, ap-
peJred to seize control of the
game \\llh o seven-run third.
Batting around for the econd
ume in lhree inning , Coas1 sent
11 men to the plate and parhi)ed
)L\ hats inlo the e'en runs. J3son
Par~ni. bases-clearing double pad·
JeJ 1he lead to J0-4, and he later
~ored on a "ild pitch for an 114
cu hwn
Parwns enjO)ed a 6-for-6 d:i)-, a
).:hool record for h11s in a game,
do ubling t" ice and launching h1)
1h1rJ homer of the i.eason \\hile
dm ing in !.C\en runs.
H1~ three-run homer in the
fourth cJpped a four-run inning
and gaq~ the Pirate their larges1
. le ad of the day at 15-8.
The aJ\ ant age s1ill seemed
)Orne\\ hJt i.ecure at 15-9 entering
the 1op of !he l>t\lh "hen Rancho
cfa,\ed back into the game. A pair
of error~ b~ the OCC infield
0penl.'d the dl.>Or to a bag inning,
..inJ "hen Ste\e Thobe doubled in
J pJ1r of rum, 11 "a:i. 15·1~
A ,afet) queeze bunt and RBI ·
:.inde b' k;.iJoH hitter ~l:ltt KJl>·
teliC ,1i~eJ the margin to one at
15-1-1
'"\\ e hll the bJll tocfa~. bu t "e
d1Jn·1 p11ch "ell and "e didn't
8eld weU." AkobelU llid. ~
,OU c1oa·1 do lWO ol ... w..
lhinn. ~·re aoina to be in trou-bk.'T.
Tbe Dons &owered the boom in
the lop of the $CYenth after OCC
had been shut out in the fifth aad
sixth innings. With one out, three
straight singles loaded the bases
for Thobe, v.ho then de~ited re·
lief pitcher Phil Jensen s fint of·
fcring well over the left-field fence
for a grand slam :ind an 18·15
le:id.
Thanks 10 some loose play in
the field by Ron~ho, the Pir:i tes
closed the gnp to one run once
:ig:ifo in the bottom of the scv·
enth. Justin .H:ilper ingled IQ ler&
to lead off and Paul McDaniel
follo"ed by hitting a slow chopper
townrd the mound.
Rancho pitcher Chad Phillips'
throw was wide ond rolled dQ\\n
the right-field line. By the time it
\\3S rctric"ed, Halper had scored
and McD:tniels \\3S on third, from
"here he v.ould -score on Cireg
Folsom's groumjout.
Bock-to-b11ck RBI-doubles by
Chris Lugo and Thobc in the top
of the eighth helped restore Ran-
cho's lead to 21-17, but the Pirates
found themsehes in a position to
:igain come b:ick in the home half
of the eighth.
A \\alk, ingle and fielding error
filled the bases with none out,
bringing the potential tying run to
the plate. But a pair of strikeouts
and a grounder to second ended
the threat and extinguished
Col t's last real chance.
"Nobody expected us to be
"here "e are no" (in the stand·
ingl>)," said Altobelli. "And 1hey
keep e\pecting us to falter."
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Newport 8-ch/Colta M ... o.J% Piiot Wednesday, April 21 , 1993 IU
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CdM flexes muscles, whips Santa Margarita
RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA -
The Corona dcl Mar High boys vol-J
leyball team rallied from a 14-6 fou nh· > '-•
g:..me deficit to claim a 13·15, lS-5, 15-S,
20-18 Sea View League victory over host Santa
Margarita Tuesday.
The Sea Kings, led by 75 ~ists from setter Andy
Pe)koU and 27 and 20 kills, re)pectively, from
Brooks Hoppe a nd Kyle
Thompson. Jook cont rol in the
second and third games with
tough serving. 1hcn refused to
be denied in 1hc fou rth game.
··1 hey just dug deep :ind )aid
'Enough is enough,'" said CdM
Coach Joe'y Fuschcni. who)e
1eam has been on the other end
of a hpndful of close malchc)
this eason. "This is the ~ind or
Joey Fuschetti win we can build on. We're not
OUI of it yet. ..
f he Sea Kings (6-7 overnll, S-4 in the Sea View
league), must stay hot in chasing Newport Harbor,
\\oodbridgc and Irvi ne.
Steve Cirillo added eight stuff blocklt for lhe "'in-
ner). who also had eight nee serves from Mark
McKinley.
CdM rallied to tic the fi nal game at 14, then
1.:rJ-.ed a lS-14 defici1, claiming leads :n 16-15. 17-
16. JS-17 and 19-18. be fore closing ou1 lhe ma1ch by
blod.iog an Eagle tip anempt.
Sailors roll past Tustin In lour
NEWPORT BEACH -Milch McCoy
stcpp1..d up ..1nd deh.,,crcd 18 lo.ill , served
.111 Jee and dug twice in pacing hi) New-
r,v1 t Harbor High leammates LO a 15·1 7,
e >'-·
15-6. lS-5, 15-6 conquc!>t of visiting Tustin in Sea
11 .. .v League \Olle)ball Tuesday afternoon.
LJ..1nny Gle nn's Sailors improved to 8-1 in lcJgue
plJ). 8-3 u'crJll, '"i1h Greg Sl ick (6 kills). Todd
J 11nc on (7 Ii.ills) and Enc Vallely (41 a)sisls} pla)·
111g maJor roles in lhe victory.
SCC'S" Meredith loffl Christ College
lkVlNI::. -Soulhc:rn Cal College 1un-
11 .. • 11gh1-h.1n dc r R)JO Mcredilh \\Orl..cd ~\ •
m11 01 ,1 ba'>cs-loadct.I p m an the si.,th in-~
n1 ng of u 5-S ttc, and the Vanguards
\\cnt on 10 pu!>l u 7-5 Golden State Athlc 1ic Con-
rc rc:nce \ICIOI') O\Cr hO!>I Chrisl College ln ine TUC'>·
t.IJ)
Meredith entered the gJme \\tlh lhrec :iboard.
.int.I induced a Isne r to 1he shorstop, \\hich '"al>
turm.J inlo .i 1 Jtl) -~tllt ng double play. He fini,hcJ
the g:im~ for h1:i ninlh v1c1ory in 11 decisions. lm,er-
in& his ERA to 1.62.
Junior Ted Wicczord la unched ht> SL\lh homer
uf 1hc sc •. lson -a solo !>hOt -10 tte the game for
the Vanguard!>. and sophomore Ken Turner singkJ
111 lhe go·nhcad tally in lhc sc,enth.
AJ Con trera scoreJ on a double \teal 10 adJ lh'-'
111>ura11cc run for 1he Vanguard).
Corona del Mar tunes up for OJal
CORONA DEL MAR -Brian Wa l-
Jcn Jnd Jed Wein!>lcin. tuning up for • •
thL pr~!ttigio1.1!> OJ.It Tournament 1h1 _,,,-
"~d. )\\t'pl 10 No 1 doubles while lo!>-
· .. i; onl) l\\tJ g.1mc!> a!> ho!>t Corona del Mar High
Jdl.'.Jtcd S:.iddlcb<1ck. 11 -7, in n Sc:i View League
bu)) tcn11i.) rnJtch Tue)Jay.
rhc ~J Kings (15-1 O\erall, 10·0 in kague). \\llll
11..lurn 10 lcJ!:Ue a.:11un nc:\t "eek agJiml Tu~11n.
In the bleachers
will send five players to Ojai, includin& se niors Wal-
den and Trenton Rhodes, who are seeded No. 1 in
their divh10 n.
Weins1ein will play sipgles at Ojai while freshmen
Jcr~my SciJmore and R:ig Shuk la, two JV players
who played on CdM's va rsity on Tue day, will play
doubles al Ojai in 1he 16!> division. CdM Coach T im
Mang gave Rhodes and a few other players the day
off Tue!iday.
HA YllW UAQUK
Corona ct.I Mar t1, lad~ll 1 llnglH: Jah:ing1tl (CdMJ lost to Ngvyen. H I, def. Amezcua. 6·1. HoanQ,
6·0 Hoolund (CdM) lost. 1-6 won. 6·3. 6..0. Sl'lllda (CdM) lost. 0-6, H . won. 60
DoublH: Walden·Wed\Sttll'I (Cc!M) dtl lt·Plulg 6-1, Vo-Tu 6·1.
Ttu0ng·LY. 6.0. Smi:n.lbN<lol (Cat.() loS1, 1..e, won. 6-2, 6.C: Fl'\ICN>orn.
Sci.mm (CC:MI lost. 4-6. Hi. v.on. 15·3
Sailors ben Santa Margarita
NEWPORT BEACH - Strong sin----
gles play led the way for Newpon Har-• •
bor's bO)'-'> 1ennis learn Tuesd:iy as vis-,,,-
iling San1:i Margarita fell 13-5 in a Sea ----
View League matchup.
Singles s1nndouts Geoff Abrams, Jeff Thomsen
and Chri!I Ke tcham swept their matches to put the
malch a"ay, unprovi ng Harbor's record to 6-4 in
league, 6-6 overall.
Newport Harbor 13, Santa Margarl1a 5
SlnglH: AD<ams (NH) def Westberg, 6·1; def Reneau. 6-1 . def Bet-oovoNm. 6·0. Thomsen (NH) won 6·2. &-1. &.O: l<ilcham (NH) won 6--4 6-1 .
6·0
DoublH: P~·Koss (l•Hl lost IO LJrson..(;mnj, J..6 lost Ii) Tof~
~ 2-8. !kl MUlp/!y·RO!lertsoo. 6·0: ()yter·5'ms (NH) lost 2-6, won 6-3. 6-
2. Wlate·l/lman ('.H) lost 2-6. 3 6 5·7.
Artists hold on Eagles, 11-7
LAG UNA BEACH --Estancia High ---
ophomorc Rob Horr:insky improved 10 ~
12-3 in Pacific Coast L,eague )ingles se ts, ----
but f1 r!>t-plJce Laguna Deach held off
the \i:)iting E.tgles, 11 ·7, Tuesday.
fata ncia') S1ephan Kruu ik wo n a pair of sets at
Nu. 2 )ingles, and 1he Eagles' No. 3 doubles team
of Phillip Cheng and Patric k Wydra also earned a
p..11r of '11.:lo ries.
uguna Ucach rcm:iined unbe::iten in five league
m;.itches. '' hile fatancia fell to 6-11, 2-3 in league .
PACIFIC COAST LEACUE
Laguna aeach 11, btancla 7
SlnglH: H.inr.'<y tE Ct! Za:stn (LB). 6-4 def Kettl'I (lB). 6-0 def
w• st·ocn tlSI 6 0 Kn.1ZJ. tE) IOst I 6, won 6-4 won 6·0 Kums (I) lost O·
6 J.6 2-6
DoublH: Rudolph.Lin tEJ losl to Lemson.H.Jnsen. 2·6. lost 10 Collen-
fJ!ibtll 0·6 IOSI RtCIOld·St)bOld <>·6. R~disay·Waontr (E). losl 1-6 1 ·6 3
6 Cnt ~ ~\yt: ~ iEJ lost 1 ·6 "'O'I 7 5. "'on 6-4
Vanguards bett Cal State LA
LOS ANGC:U:.S -Four So uthern
CJ•iforn1a College men's 1enn1!> player!>
"ere Jouhlc \\inner!> Tuc~day tn :i no n-~
\.'.onferen e ma1ch agJm I host Cal St:ite ----
Lo Angeles a!> the \'Jngu:m b defeated the Golden
Eagle~. 7-~. to ampro'c to 13-8.
Oobbv Carlton, "ho \\On in No. 1 singles for
5CC. JOJ pJ1 tner A.iron Web!>lt:r improved 10 20-1
in double-. hy "inning 1n !>tra1ght )Cb . Webs1er lo)t
tl> RaJecv Datt in No. ::! singles.
Jcff \\'e~to,cr (No. 4 1ng les). M:itt Scon (No. 5)
Jnd M1~c ~tunoz (No. 6) also won in both singles
anJ double:, for SCC. Scott los1 only four g3mes in
a '''0--.e1 ~"ecp in ~inglc!>, then teamed "ilh Munoz
to !>\\~ep in No. 3 doubles.
NON..CONFUtENCI'.
SoCel College 7, Cal State Loa.,,. .... 2
SlnglH: Ca oo (SCC) dcl ESlh/1lU. 7-6. 4-6, 6-2, Oaa llAI dff Wtl>-s1r1. 6·3. 3·6 6·3 ()I ,~ (lAl cit! Puu. 7-S. 6·2. Wt\ICM:I (SCC) dtl Zan-
Otl. 1 5. 6 o Seen 1scc1 oct MeiS1er. 6·2. 6-2: Munoz (SCC) ~t temt J.6
6 2 60
Double1: Ci1111oo·\\cl>sm tSCC) dd Esl)ll'llll--....st11 6-1. 7-5. Peace·
\'tes1.,.ei 1scc1 act o ~1·~d 5.3 6-2 Seo ·Munoz 1scc1 or1 ~ fetrtf
6 4 6·.C
From Press Row
Pilot scribes
on the tube
Oa!>eball will be 1he topic
for Daily Piiot sportswrite rs
R1chJrd Dunn and Barry
Faul l.ner on tonigh t's telc-
cJ\I of "From Press Ro"',"
6· 30 on Copley/Colony Ca-
blc,i!>1on (Chnnnel 3).
The first edition of the
h;ilf-hour program will in·
elude discussion on area
maJor leaguers, local high
chool and college teams, as
\\ell as the 1993 outlook for
the California Angels.
Mul1ln9I Ill 1t Laguna Hiiis
LAGUNA HILLS -Costa Mes:i '-·~
High's softball showdown wilh Laguna -y
Hills Tuesday resuhcd in a 6-2 101; ac;
the hoit Hawks struck for three runs 1n lhc: first l\'O
innings and mnde th em tand up for the Pncafic
Coast League ve rdict.
Costa Mesa, which fall ) to 2-1. rallied \\-Ith t\\O in
the third inning off ROI llingle!> from Carrie Sch\\ ab
and Jennifer Long, bul wa!> unable 10 get anyone as
for as third for the balance of 1he game. L::aguna
Hills improves to 3-0.
Lawuna Hlll1 I , Co1ta Meaa 2
Costa Mtsa 002 000 0 -2 3 2
UQuN Hills • 120 120 x-6 11 0
OsON and Cetlluriolt Scalield le'l (31 111<1 ~atnes W-lee L-Osp.na ta-Hayne$ (lH)
Elllet waste Braatz's big bat
COSTA M&SA -Senior Leah Oraatt
of Estancia High tripled home a run an ~
the third inning and blas1ed a solo home
run in the fifth , but ii wasn't enough J.,
visiting Trabuco Hills dcfea1ed the Eagles, 6-2, an a
Pacific Coast League softball game Tue!>day.
Braatz, the losing pi1chcr, we nl 2 fo r 3 ""ith •~o
RBI and hit her second homer of the: season "'11h
1-wo out in the fifth, whtle sophomore 1.hard baseman
Nancy Barnell went 2 fo r 3 for Estancia (4-13 O\Cr·
all, 0-3 in league). Brantz's triple !>Cored Cin<l)
Hagen from first base in 1he third.
Nar.tlie Galasso rehe,cd Trabuco t-filb st.irtcr
Brianna Burkman in the fourth lo record the '1c-
tory.
PACIFIC COAST LEAOUE
Traouc:o Hlll1 e, Estancia 2
Trabuco Mills 114 000 0-6 5 0
Esuntla 001 010 0-2 5 2
~ Galasso l4) and Yillt(t Gr.n tt:s 1~ Brutt ~ Rote'tscn
W-Gllasso l-Bruu. 28-Ptkt OHi KJroel (lHI JS-B1u12 E) HR-81
ut2 (E).
Me11 tennis bows to Trabuco
MISSION VIEJO -Desp11e l\\u
wins from No. 1 single pla~er JJ,on Re-~
gala. the Cos1a Mel.a High bo~' tcnnt'
team came out on the short end of :.i l'i-
3 Pacific Coa)L League dcct!>ion 10 hO\l Trabu~o
Hills.
Mike Ngu)en accounted lor the olhcr ~1e!>a point
wi1h a victory from has No. 2 single !>pol
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Trabuco Hlll1 15, Co1ta Meaa 3
llntll .. t Regall (CM) lost to COQOff J.6 del SN/I. 6 1 dtl Ht;\ ; 5
M ~ (CM) lost. o-6, 4-6. *Oii 1 5 ~a 1CJ.!1 -est 0·6 0-0 C-6
Double11 ~.rll-Petmon (CMt IOS1 IO Stetie·T~,10I 0 6 IOSI ID JcfMOl\o
M.kld&. 1-6. lest to Evw-Mar 2-6. Le-lsucs 1CM1 tost 5-7 G-6. J.6 0
Houytll·RllTWiZ (CM) lost. 1-6 1 ·6 0 6
CdM cruises to 35-stroke win
NEWPORT BEACH -Jerry Haacl.. ---
claimed med:ilist honors "11h a olld 2-• /
over-par 37 Tuesday as 1he Corona dcl .-J
Mar High golf team o utshot Tu.s!in. 199·
234, at Ne,\po rt Bench Countl) Club.
Kevin Walden was a )hot bchmJ al 3 ' for the
Sea King • \\hi le Bill> S:irr:icinll !>hareJ third pl Jee
"ith Tustin's Jim Lee ''1t h ~O.
HA VIEW LEAGUE
Corona del Mat 199, Tu1tln 234
(at Newport hach CC, par 35)
1 Haactt (C). 37 2 W»den (t) 38 3 (l.e) S.'TJ. " 1C ~~ L!e 1T1 !'
S 8em$ (CJ. 41. 6 (be) Godl>ff (Cl n Stu i.. (Cl 43 •
Artlglo paces Estancia goners
COSTA MESA -Senior Mike Ar· ---
tigalo or Estancia High WU!> the mc:dah\t • I
afte r shoo1ing a 4-over-pa r 53, th 1hc et:/
Eagles defeated Costa Mesa. 279-312. in
a 12-hole P:mfic Con)I League golf ma1ch 1 uc:Mi..1y
at the Cos1a Me'>a Golf and Country Club.
Mall Johnson fi red a SS fo r Es1anc1..1. '"hich 1m·
proved to 9-3 overall. 2-2 an league. Mt:'>,1 fell 10 I ·3
in lt:ague.
PACIFIC COAST LliOUB
E1tancl• 27t, Costa lhu 312
(at Coat• Me .. Golf and CC, par-491 12 hole1J
1 ~If() J I 53 2 Zw.io (CM) 54 3 JoMSOll {Ej r,5 4 Yamasf.ta
ICM) 55. 5 ~4f'nell IEI 56. 6 Bl/Sell (f) 57 7 t.ecmar, fE1 58 8 PtllY ~~ . .
Eagles knock on Sea Kings
COSTA MESA -Lanh Doan and
Khanh Vu "'on an mtXed double!> for fa. •
tancaa High. \\hile the f:.aglcs' No!> I _,,,-
and 2 girls doubles team) swept a) ho~t
EslJncia defeated Corona del Mar. 16-3, an a Pa-
c1f1c Coast League b:idmanlon match T uc:!>dJ). &•"-
1ng the Sea King., their .fir~I league: !>etbJc I. of the:
!>Cason in seven ma1ches.
After Doan S\\epl in boys !tangles and Vu sv.ept in
girls singles. they teamed an mLXed double!> a) L~
lancia 1mpro,ed to 5-2 Han Vu Jnd father \a-
r::amonte!> !>\\Cpl in No. 1 girl!. double:!>, and Ju:.tane
Gilbert and Matilde Melendez S\ .. Cpl 1n No. 2 g1rb
doubles for the Eagles.
Mesa swimmers sweep Bolsa
COSTA MESA -Cos1a Mc a High'
M1l.e Cuna led the boys team and Mu)-~
t:ings i.ophomore Lc!>lie Chn!>ten!ten
1-c~ed the girb te am a!> bolh s"'epl 10
non-le:igue ~w1mming \·1c1ones O'.er \1'>1t1ng Bo".i
Grande Tues~b)
Curll!> '"am a pc:~onal be!>t (5.1 33) 111 \qnning
the 500-)'JrJ lreest)le and also competed for the
~tu tang!>· ...,,annang 400 free relay team an J 116-51
triumph
Chmten~en. t\\an sister ot !>l.rndout h::.a m111atc L~li
tctlcth Chmtcn .. en . ...,,on the JOO bu11crn~ and oilw
"'am on the '1ctoriou!i 400 fre e relay
Chri!> A\llta. Sam Grn,eli and JJmi:' Comlort
"ere among the bO)S and1,'1duJI "'inner' '' h1k !2117.·
abeth Chm1cn.,en, Jill l\1)ers and Katie (m gan .ilw
WJm 11.>n1ctones for the Me!>a girl . "ho CH'.ncJ
their re ord 10 3-3.
PACIFIC COAST LEACiOE BOYS
Co1ta MHa 111, Bolaa Cranes. 51
200 me<1 ey retl)'-1 Cosu Mtu 1Comtot1. G'1tt' P~hiS ~ ~ t
I sr2 200 lret-1 M~ (BGI 1 59 o: 2 C.r!.s ICM 2 00 00 3 Per
l'"'f CM) 2 00 6A 200 IM-1 POOO\' tCM) 2 29 99 2 f en IC'J) 2 3" ~I
3 St~k BGJ. 2 41 76 50 tm -1 Ferguson BGJ 24 63 2 ~~ e (CMJ
ZS26 3 AwU tCM) 2595 100 llr-1 A•~ (CMt 10669 2 P~
tCM) 1 06 93 r.i ttwd 100 lru -I Com!Otl ICMI 52 20 2 No name (BC!
3 Grayek (CMI 5387 500 lret -1 Curti.s (CM) 5 18 33 2 Perone 1CM1
S 25 34 3 SIJtct.ne 1BG) 6 37 92 200 Im relay-1 Sol~~ GIJl'ldt 1 JS ii
100 t>ac~-1 ComlOlt (CMJ 10040 2 M¥Tyaa te:i t C2~~ 100
11rus1-1 Gri1el 1c-.~1 1 10 03 2 r"ouscn BG1. 1 13 06 3 POIJ(t• 1::-.1
1 15 00 400 frtt rt ay-1 Costa J.'na P~s P~ C s P~·l
3 49 40
GIRLS
Co1ta Mesa 105, 801 .. Orande 81
200 me:llty re~y-1 Costa Mtsa (Myers Clns Grog•, E Cnns:m.c
2 I 7 14 200 Jret -1 0rW (BG) 2 20 99 2 Wll'Cif fCM1 2 Z2' 43 3 K.':Jn
tCMJ 2 39 82 200 IM-1 Grog.vi (CM). 2 34 22 2 l CMS!tr!U1 .. M
2 38 ~3 S C~tt.s (CMI 2 ~ U SO lree-• E Crw ~°" C'-' ~; 19 2 G~an 1c~· 21 S6 3 No rwnt 1Btl1 100 "1-1 L ~ ihetlWI c1,•
I 14 36. 2 C~l)INO IBGI I 31 83. 3 Smittl CM.I 1 J2 66 100 'tt-' £
Cllns:enwn tCM). I 02 S2 2 No name (BGI 3 v.a~ (CMl 1 10 17 500
lret-1 M,m (CM) 6 31 93. 2 H.tlon (CM). 6 43 62 3 "-t1r 1"CMJ 6 ~~ ~3 roo med e~ It.at-1 Cost.a Mesa 1Groo;in Wa"l t E Ctnstense.1 s~
2 02 15 IOC c~~-1 Myers (CM) I 16 99 2 t.c r..'lrrt !!Gl 3 ~. rame
1BG1 100 bttu<-1 B."IJlt lBGl 1 23 33 2 C.r..~ (CMJ 1 ?ti f.5 3 Eal>:l
a:~ BGI 1 3:123 4J0 lrrt r~y-1 Cosu Mesa (¥,rrs C~i '.\111•c l C nristensen) 4 31 4,:
Boating safety stressed Prep football The 1rag1c boa ling accident tn\'Oh ang the Clc\C~IJnJ 1 nJ1JO!o ba-.cttall pl.i~
ers and the release of 3 report by 1he :".1t 11ln.1I TrJn'P\'ttaltl'n SJfet) OoJrd
have put the issue of recreational bo.tting -.Jlctj l\11 thc frl,nt pJge llf ne" ,.
p:.pc rs in the United States twice 111 the PJ't fc:"' "'ed.'
The BOAT1J.S. Found..11aon for Boa1in1: Jfct\ hl'rx'' all the ne"" co,cr-
agc will prompt more boalers to tal.c J. ~ lJt1n~ .:\luN~ tl' 1mpn.>'c their
i.nowledge of the nauticJI "rule s of lhc r1laJ .. J~ "ell ;s, tlwir abtht~ 10 oper-
ate their boat safely.
The free courses arc 1aught by \OlunlcCr!> from the L1 ~ CoJ~l Gu..1rd
Au.1<.iliary, 1he U.S. Po-wer Squadron and the Ameri.:an Red Cross
Since 1984, the Founda1ion ha ma tn1.1incd J dalJ ba e of more 1h.1n
18.000 Cree boaling courses a\a1lablc n,Jllon" at.le: fo ltnd a our:.e 1n
your area, call the BOAT/U.S. Founda11on Cour,c:hnc a1 1-W0-33<>-
BOAT.
Estancia baseball summary
'ACl'1C COAST Ll!AQU!
Lettune Hiiia t3, lllt.ncla 3
ltg\N Hiiia 107 004 1-13 15 2
Es11nt11 010 020 0-3 4 4
JOIV\S.)I\ L~SSll"Qtf (21 M{Dcfinci:I (~I l (6)
ano Bennc11, J ~th'U1 Ci1>rera 161 V Minntz t7J
ancl p AICfJ\11 W-L~min;er l -J Altt.,u s 5
2B-Uslltr (£I Bim~•I! !LH). S1Json ILH1.
Mtss~ l\.iil Ot~ :o {lll 38-R.)!Ni (lH)
Estancia·
boosters
special
The btan .. i:i High FU\1t·
b:ill Boo)ter) :ire 'OllC1t1n'
couponi. fr~)m I ".11 mer·
chants for the l~aglc!>' foot-
ball calendar •
The calendar. ""ha h t'
due out in l\tJ\. "all be: solJ
a a fund-ral\cr. lt "111 C\lll•
latn rarnc prize J' ...,,ell ,I\
the coupon ... \\h1 ... h \\Ill C'\•
p1rc on the IJ'll J.i) of the
calendar.
MUSTANGS: Costa Mesa drops 15-6 decision
Tho e merch.1nt' 1nh:r
eslcd in ha' 1n!l 1hc1r C4lU·
pon~ d1MrihutcJ for free ,
1tnd al the i.ame time help-
ing the b t..1nc1.i foml,:ill
pHlgrnm. arc: a li..cJ 10 con·
1ac1 Loren Molin\; r JI Ci!C>~-
3639 or m;ul the11 "11upun lo
l:.5tanc13 I outball. Uo ' 1166,
Co ta Mesa 9262S
From B1
double from Jerry Ochoa. and a
3-for-4 performance from Abra-
hJm Inocencio to improve 10 9-6-
1. 4-2-1 in league.
Costa Me a got two hits apiece
; '
from Tim Smilh and Conner
Hankins., while Smith drO'.C in Q
pair and H nkins scored t\\ ice.
Senior Joe Broe amle had a
two·run single and Jo h Cant
drove home a run with anot her
\IOglc for 1hc l\1u,1..1ng (3-15. 0 )
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUI
Centuf'J 1 S, Coeta ...... •
CtfM)' 110 240 2-15 1• 3 com Mtsa 010 200 3-I : 4
Rt'"*1 Incl Gut:11o\1\ HMl>tl Gaes 111 Rite (!ii ano Sm.11\ W-Rcim.n 5·1 l-~. 1 6
:9-0c"°' (Cl 2 ~!Cl HR-0\ol !Cl 2
m ~
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ACTION TO Pfte>TllCT ttmll ol th• DH<I OI Trull. Callfomla, AU. PAYA8lE °""' AdminlltrMlon OI Ea>-'°' tumlNllon In ..... 1183 Tl 1:45 P.M. In Otpt. .......cHUM UN ........ .,.., ....... T ...... t>UIUCA for tulna cltimt will not YOUR PROPllRTY, IT Htlmil•d , .... chargH AT THI; TIME Of SALE. Jll talel Act (Thlt auittorily kept by tf'9 COUt1. 703 tocal.ct Ill :Ml The CltY _... • def,_.....,.._.• YOU AM IN DEFAULT ••Plrt befor• f our
MAY 81! SOLO AT A rnd HP•n•.. ol th• right Ude rnd kUlell l'llld Wiii 111ow .,,. ptttOnal rep-THE PETITION ~-Dftve Soulh. e>ninge, CA -'• ._.,...,, and UNOlA A OHO °" TfllUIT monthe frcwn the he&ftng PU8UC SALE IF YOU TNSIM rncl ol the trust.I by It .. TIUl&ee. In "* ,.... reeentative '° ... meny ~ '° edmlnl1w .,,. .... • ., 1 " • L... • • ~ ~ of DA TED JANUAfWV 11i d•t• noticed ebo~
NEED AN UPLANA. crqi.cs by N ld Deed o1 J>foptf1Y l•tur• In Aid rc:llonl W11ttout otM.r11w1g ._ .. under tie lndepen-IF YOU OBJECT TO ttte MUMIG, S•C•llTMY no .. MOUred br HI l~iio~~~I y~ofrcT YOU MAY EXAMINE
TION OF THa NATUR• Trv1t, IC>-'#!t: $25,118.T.> &-Cot:J ind Strtt, d• court appnwrt. a.fen IM· derW Admllntletlon ol E .. gr-.nclng ol ttte petitjot\, ~ Pua.11•"•41 M••••rt -.cl wtth 1neer. YOUI' PAOP£AlY, rT MAY the flle kept by t~
OF THE Pl,tOCE.EDINOS tlmated ac:tt u followl: LOT 15 Ing certalft ~ lmpcwUnl !Mn Am. (Thl1 authority lhcUd eppttr al the hear· aeaoh.Cetta Meaa on N pnMded lft tal • SOLD AT A NklC court. If you trt •
AGAINST YOU YOU Accrued lntllffft #td rd· ANO TMAT PORTION OF rc:tiCIM ,_ .,,. .,.,.. wil llow.,. petlONI ..... 1"g rnd ..... 'fOUI • Dallr Pia.I ...... at --.. ..... ..... IALf. IF YOU HUD AH 1>9rton lnltrfft9d In Iha
• d1UOnal rdvane9•. II Tl'ft, LOT 13. IN BLOCK 136 OF IOl'lll ,.~ .... be ,.Mn4allve IO takt INn'f ~ Of ... wrtnrn • t"3 • upenMT of .. EX.P'\ANT UARTIONE 0 F~ T™EH [ ••t•t•, ....... may file With SHOULD CONTACT A Will lncrHH lttls rtgur-. RESU80MSION Of co. 1'9QUlled to gfV'I no«lce IO 8CtiOnr ~ obUlinlng I ,...,, .,,. court .,.. WT .. end of the .._,... N A T the COutt • formal
LAWYER. ptl« to ule. RONA DEL MAR, CITY OF in1191'9$1rd pert0nl WW.. court apptOYtl. a.fen IM· the. he.Mg. YOUI rp-by Mid Oaed of lr\191. PAOCEEDINO AOAINS
On 05/12193 at 10.00 The ben1flclrry under NEWPORT BEACH, theyhrvewrlll«t~Of 1"0 cert.111,,_., lmpc>Nnt pewenctmtybelnpereon PUBUCNOTICEI t.nsno YOU. YOU SHOULD RequHt for Sp•clal
A.M.. PROFESSIONAL Hid OHd ol TNsl h~~ COUNTY OF . ORANGE. conteni.d IO.,,. propoMd aCilons. ~ the .,,,.. OI tw 'J0411 lttOmlY· Coinpen,, .. 00 '" CONTACT A LAWVER. Nolle• of the f.Ung of •n
FORECLOSURE CORP(). fort executed 1nd dellv· STATE OF CALIFORNIA, rction.) The ~ eonal re~ will be IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR NOTICE Of'~f'I Clrllda 9'0ad, kNta 211 On ... y 10. 1113, et lnwnlotV end rpprt11al RATION ;ts th1 di.ly 1p-ered to the und.-.igned r AS SHOWN ON A MAP RE· rdmlnltttrliOn rulhonty will required to glw nodce to Of r contingent creditOI o1 SALi UNDER DefO rrwlnd•I•. CA 91101 10:00 AM.. s.tcWilM. of Htate ...... or of
poented Trustee uo0er Ind wntten Dec:larMion ol O.. CORDED IN BOOK 4, be grencrd unten.,.. Inter-lnt--.ct '*'°"' i.nlel• tnt dtcuMd you must Ille Of' TRUST 1111t IH..,70, 8' R C Ina. .. d\#y ~ M'Y petidon or account
pursu3nt 10 Deed or Trust. fault and Otmand '°' S.lt, PAGE 61 OF MISCEL-Hied person filn an • they hrve waived nollce °' your clelm Wllh the coun T. f No 13114 RI ............ Atet. ~ Trv•t .. und« !Ind ~Wint •• _j)rovldtd In Hction
Recon:led on 05/19164 •s and a wr1111n Notice ot o.. L ~ E OU S MAPS , Jtction to lht petition rnd COl-IMcl to IN PfOPOMd rnd mail e copy to ttte f*"• LCMM\ No. 41554i DM9c:t. CDl3tlt"3 to DHd of TIU9C ~ 1 l50 of the Cel1fouu
Documenc No 1S768,9oolc llll.llt and Electlon to Sell. RIRIOROS OF ORANGE UlowlgoodcaUMwhylht ecton.) The lndepe!ldent tonal reprtMnlatlve 1p-Other"-«.-ASAN2Jl7 ~ t 1H1. 11 lnet. !trobeteCode.ARtQuut 7050, Page 564 ol Offlctal The undersigned cail9d COUNTY, CALIFOJINIA, court ahoufd not grlflt 1M rdmlnl•Tlk>n autttoritY wit oclne.d by the court within A.P, Nufnber: •&•Ol2·14 4.121, 4121. M No. t1-04M71, •f Offtclel for l1>9cfll Nolle• form
Recotd.s 1ri U>e othce of the Uld Notice o4 O..ault rnd SHOWN AS PARCEL NO. 1 euthonly. be grned Ut1Mss rn Int.· lour mof'lht from the da1e YOU AM IN Def AUL. Aecord• "'tN effloe •f tN le ev.iaeble from the
R1corder of ORANGE Election to Sell to be r• ON A MAP FILED IN BOOK A HEARING on tne f::i-tsted penon filtt rn Ob-o1 finlt lllUllnCe o1 leUf'I UNDER A DEID O PUaLJC NOTICE Cowltv R101nMt ~ court clerk ;~~i..r:l~c.i~ cOir~ f:dr:.
1;~::.:'fs~~= ~~~~k~~S ~~i~~ ~ ::3 ~I n::'4~ o;M. ~~ = .c~-=y ~ :: S:::~~ ,,,!'.': r:.~~l u:c::: y~1\.25 YOU ARE IN DlrAUL ~sti:; 0~ A'. ~ !1tit 0 r ~ I Y f 0 1
RATION, a.s TNstor, EM· and mor1 thrn lhr•r AHGE COUN1Y CALIF-OR. Dept. 703 locri.d at 341 cowt d not grant the Code •• The time lot filing ACTION TO PftOTIC UNDKR A DIED 0 IC--'Y· !...,-.WL l(Ll A9T lu onet8 •
PIRE SAVINGS ANO LOAH monlttt have llapHCI llnCe NIA. The City OrNe South, Or· tulhority, claim• • not ••• .,.. YOUR ~ATV, IT MA TRUI!:._ DATED MARC TIVltOf, ....... Jene .,.,
ASSOCIATION. as Benlfl-such recordalk>n, The 111 .. t TddrHs or ano•. CA 92668. A HEARtHG on the pees. late lour monttt1 from IN 8E IOl.D Al A PU8l.I JI, 1nu. UHLUS y l"UBllC AUCTION TO 17592 lrvlnl Blvd.
ciaty WILL SELL AT PUB DATE.: 03129193 O'* common dHlonatlon IF YOU OBJECT TO ttte lion will be held on MAY hearing drll noticed SALE W YOU NHO TAKE ACTION TO ttftO HIGHEST BIOOE" FO" Suftl 132
LIC AUCTION TO THE p R 0 FE s s I 0 .. AL or tN ,..., property ntr..11-g11ntlng ol IM petition. you 20, 1"3 .. 1:45 P.M. In above. EXPLANATION Of THE TECT YOU.. "'°""TY· ~t::.1~,.:=u.·.::.~ Tustin CA 92680
HIGHEST BIDDER FOR FORECLOSUAI! CO"-abov• de1Crib41d Is puf'o lhould appear at.,,. heJ(· Dept. 703 ~rd at 341 YOU MAY EXAMINE the NATU"l °" THE ltRO MLICAY.''~ESOlO ~TA IN Unad St••• At tlw 04/20i3 04/2, 193 CASH. (payabl1 rt time or Port.ct to be: 215 JASMINE 1"g rnd ttate your • The City Driw Soult!, Or· file kept by tht cOW1. If you IEOING AGAINST YOU -L If' •OU NEI the 4127 l ' ' salflinlawf\Jlmoneyollht POAATION, Al AVENUE, NEWPORT jec:tlont or Ille wnnen ob-~.CA92668. rre a peraon lnllrHltd In YOUIHOULDCOHTACT AN EXPLANATION 0 '*°"'~'*700 0 United States, by cash, a TRUSTEE, 2033 II. BEACH, CA 92625 iectlons with lhf court .,._ IF YOU 08JECT TO ttte the ni.te, you may ftle LAWYER THI NA TURI 0' THE ~Ctntef Oriw 'WHt ---------
cashier's Cheek drown by 4 MA.IN STREET, su1n Th• unden!11nrd di• fort lh• herring. YOUf •r>-grrnling ol the pellllon, you with lht ooun I fatmrl Rf. ~· •• ~ PROCEEIHNG AGAINS Sent• Ana. CA .. right, tlUi PUBLIC NOTICE
st.ale or national bank, a 550, WALNUT CRHK, ctalm1 all Wrbihcy lor my J)Hranct m1y be In pwron lhould rppear Ill the hNr· QuetC tor Special Nolle• ol that ~ "9c:onwey Y~ YOU _SHOOlD Ind 1na-1t cOftveved to cNi1011106 cneck drawn by a s1a1e or CA 94598 Telephone l~rrectness 11'1 trld street or by your rttomty. Ing Jnd at.lie yout ob-the flllng of rn inv.ntory anc:. c:om.ny, .. '""' TAcJ A LAWVER _., now held Illy • undef NOTICE OF
federal cre<111 ""'°"· or a Number: 15tot 933-rddrtu or other common IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR jtcbOnt or file writtlll ob-rnd apl)(lisal o4 Hta .. •• •· °' 1occaetof trultee NOnce Of laid o.M. ef Trwt In the PETITION TO ctieclt drawn by a stale or 48450 ~llOn. • or a contingent ~edtlor of jec11ons w1ttt the court .,._ Hts or ol my petition or or eub1tltuted tru11e TRUSTEE'S SAU PIOPWtY eJtueted In 1.W
lederll sa111ngs and loan Said Mlle wil be mad• lh• dtceaMd, you must 111• lore IM Mllring. YOUI •P-1ccount as ptO'llded In punuant to the Deed No. 2SOl41 County !Ind St1te deeerilled ADMINISTER
assoc1a11on, savings as· Br. DEBBIE BYERS without warranty, eit~SI your claim with the court peennce mry be In plrSon aectlon 1250 ol 111• Cit!-Trust e11ecu"1d ~ Lew On April 21, 1tlJ, • H : ESTATE OF: MARK
soc11uJon, or savings bank Publl1hed Newport OI Implied, regarding title, rnd mall• copy lo the J*· or by yow rttomty. tomle Probrl• Cod•. AR• renc. v ttwrtaon, _,, un Ol:OO A.M., rt lt'9 Iron Lot 20. Uc.et>t u. CHRISTOPHER
specified In section 5t02 ol B11cn-Costa Meui Daly pounllon, Of other en-ion.I represent.llv• 9P' IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR que11 fof Special ~ ~ man "-c:cwde entrence to Or•ng NonhHfWftv 15 fMt end SCOTT AKA MARK
1tt1 Financial Cod• and au-Pilot Apr~ 21. 29, M•y 5, cumtnnces, lo satisfy the poented by m. court within or• conllngenl creditOf or form la rvatl.t>le from the OMM11M3 1n' Booll NJ eo.1t Thie Comoenw, 14 Lot 2 1. hcept th• . C. SCOTT. AKA thonzed to do Outtn41SS 1n ,993 unprid obltgations Malf9d four monttt• lrom ttte dal• IN cttc:.ued, you must ftle court clelt<. Peg• NIA lnit • 13 N Tu1•n In lt'9 dtv Soumweeteity 14 •-· Al
this state). At AT THE W75'4 by trld Deed ol Trust. wilh of first lstuance of letters your c:IPn with th• court AttomeJ fer the PetJ. 331717 or Olllcl• 5anta Ana, County of lnlMooAL t otTr_.Ho, 772. MARK SCOTT AKA CHAPMAN AVENUE EN· lntet•I and oeher 1Um1 as 11 prO'llded In MC1Jon 9100 rnd mril 1 copy to th1 pet· tlofter. . "9c:erdl In the oftlc• 11n99, State of Cailtomte In IN Ciry of HoWllCHt JON GILBERT
TRANCE TO THE CIVIC PUBLIC NOTtCE provkl.ct therein: plus rd· or the Cahfomia Pr~I• tonrl representative ·~ CAT. H 11 R 1 N • M the County Recorder Caltlomla "9conwy leech. Cow"Y of o..,., PATTERSON CENTER BUILDING. 300 vances, If any 1tter1under Code. Th• time foe flling oointed by the c0Ut1 wllhen .. • OrwlQe County, c.1110,, Compen,, 1 Californl Stete et ~. " CASE NO. A 166860
EAST CHAPMAN AVENUE, Loan No. BROWN and Interest ltt«eon; and claims wia not exp;r• .,.. lour monlhs from the "-'• OSIUI ""· and punuanl '° Cofpot"Mion, •• duty .,._ on • ~ AecMed T 0 I 11 h I r , I ORANGE. CA all nght, title A p NUMBER plus fffs, chrrg11 and ex· rorr lour months from .,,. ol first lasuance ol letterl S80 N. PMKCIUfTD Not•c• ol Default rn pointed TruttM unde In Booll 23. roe I of b 1 · · d
and lnte,.s1 conveyed co 052-ogt 2 , : pent .. o4 lht Trvst" and hranng dat• noticed u provided in section 9100 DR., STE too, SANTA flectlon to s.tt thrt certain D••d o ~'!;11·~~u• ~•P!; c~~~~cg:~~·:;edfc':,.11~':J and now held by 11 under • ol the· tnists Cf .. led by above o4 the Callfomla Probate ANA, CA 92701 (7t4) der recorded HW111tt Truet e11ecuted by: "°'>-1 0 ..,.. ""·• •
I said Deed °' TNst In the YOU ARE IN DEFAULT said Offd ot TNSL Th• YOU . MAY EXAMlNE the Code. The tJmt '°' tiling aa.t-t500 In 8ook NIA Page NI .., w ~un .• M"91 Cellln:-end per1o n• who may
propefty srtualed in H id UNDER A DEED Off tOlll lmOUnt of lakl obreg> ftlr kepi by the court." cUims Wiii not upn .,._ lnll • 12-662742 of NI mm, u Inn_.., •-OIWNH therw11!' bo tnterUll'd County, C~1torNa descnt>-TRUST DATED N.,,...._ lions el ltte time ol 111111.i .,. 1 person lntertst~ fort IOUI monlhl from ttte Publish rd Newport Oflic:lal "9cofdl, Wtll ... ed on April 10, 111G, oU-~ 0.eieMtkln, n th1 will or Htate, cu
1119 lhe land therein LOT 9 ber t4, t991 UNLESS publicaUon ol lhlt Nota 11 the ettatr, you m.., file hurlng drlr nollc1d ~~c~s20ta 2~2*; 2_all3Y on er.11211113 at 1.00 p M ln11rumen1 No 90· :.:~.::::..= oRt h L. of : MARK
IN BLOCK U3 OF Tl1£ YOU TAKE ACTION TO S18,72t.63 wilt! lhe court r tonnal R .. rbove. ""' ..,. • • • t.-• at tne Nor1h front en 11551111, In 80011 ··,to IHI' 234 8'nd Su.et. H IS I OPHER SCOTT
'RE·SUBOIVISION OF CO· PROTECT YOUR PROP· Dated: 04(1411993 qUMI '°'Special Notice of YOU MAY EXAMINE lht TuWe209 lr•nce 10 the Count P•g• ·-. of Olllcltl Newp0n leech, Cellfomla: AKA MARK C. SCOTT
RONA DEL MAR', AS ERTY ITMAY•ESOLO RESS ,r1NANCIAL lhr t1Ung o4 rn ltw«leory fiMkeptbylhecoult.lfyou ftU••.,.lfOTICI Coul'thouH, 700 Clvi Recordt of Oreng t2ee3 AKAMARKSCOTTAKA
SHOWN ON A MAP R£. AT A 'puauc SALE. ... CORPOMTION,. CalJ. Jnd rppnii ... °'estate .. .,. I perlOn lntemi.d In ~ Cen• Drivie ...... sen County, ..... ol CaUfor. The 11n.4u•ltft•d 0 N G I L BE R l
CORDED IN BOOK '4 , fomla corpor•tlon u tett Of o1 wiy pelltion Of ttte ettale. you may Ille 09 2 Ana, CA at puj)tlc auc nte, under the power ol Tru11H dlaclatm1 •ny ATTERSON
PAGE 67 OF MISCEL· YOU NEED AN EXPLA-T • accoiint ., provided In with tttr court. lonnrt..... CMt ttl \ion, lo the higt'91t . trl• ~·n contained, ll.Otlftyf0trnyinoonwctnlH A PETITION hli•
LA N E 0 US MA PS . NATION OF THIE NA-~~NN R•Vl!RI! HCUon 1250 of the c.llf«· QUHt tor $pea.I Notice ol NOTICll TO der lcw calh (pe,abte e Wtll rell al public: ruction of tlle 1trMt rdd,.11 end H n filrd by ROBERT RECORDS OF ORANGE TURE OF THE PRO-y: • nla Probate Code. A Rt-the filing of en lnwntory ~CW lhlt ume ol u6ie In lawt lo the hlghetl bidder for oo-c~ deelenedon. PATTERSON in the
COUNTY, CALIFORNIA CEEDfNO AGAINST V1CI! P"ESIDENT qutst for Specill Notice rnd apprlislf OI Htate rs-MILK SAL9 money of the Unite euh, or Chee~ el de· if eny, ehown heol-.ln.. UP.ereor Co urt ul
The s11ee1 •ddress and YOU, YOU SHOULD Br. tonn is available tram lh• Hts or ol my petition Of (aECS. •t04, ltel"I• ell right, title acnbed betow, 1>9ydl Seid 1rll0 IMI M !Nde. ahl ornll, Counly uf
other common de .. gMbon, CONTACT A LAWYER. 1800 North Broad-court detll. account ., pr0¥1ded In etOI u.c.c. and 1n .... t. OOllWyed •t the lime ol tat. In &ew• llluC wlthOut cownent Of Orengi.
rt any, cl the real properc~ NOTICE OF way, Suite 100, Santa Attomer tor UM Petl· tectlon 1250 of ttte Calll«-llacrow .... ann rnd now hetd by 11 IUI mon., ol tt'9 Unfted wer~o"ty, nf1r•u or IH E p ET 1 TIO N
descnbed above 11 pur· , Ana, CA 927oe Tet. Uoner: nla Probate Codi. A A.-Notice 11 hertby glV'9ll to ••Id deed In u,. propeny Stales of AtTMrica, with· lrftp6ied, ,..ll'dltlt tide. re UHll thal ROBERT
potted lo be· 219 GOLD· TRUSTEES SALB --(7t4NllS3-eat0 ERN IE M quest IOf Speclrl Nollet crodltort ol lh• within •ICU.t.ed In laid Counc out warrrnty e~ P o ' • • • ' I on . o 'p % TT E R S 0 ~" b ENROO, CORONA DEL T.S. No.59097 '"' 1-• tonn 11 evWble lrom V't rnd Stete and deec:rt lmpt1ed N to ... uae, -""*-'• to P•'I' the 11
MAR CA 92625 NOTICE 1$ HEREBY PYbllthect Newport ELLSWORTH, E~Q., court c~ named Mier that T bulk M fotlowe The North poH•liton or encum· ~ .,inci.• '""' of pointed as personal
• GIVEN, that on Wednea.. •••ch.Cotta ..... F.Lt~".¥G'1TH & Tl.. Att..,.., .... the P.U. ~" rboul lo:-"'-?:~ ... Wiy 1'2 of Lot 1 br•nce1. •If right, lltf the f'OWl•t. MCl.nd Illy .... Ip r •• e n I e 11 v II I C>
day, S/t2/1993, at 9:15 Dattr Pttot ..,,.I Zt, 28, BITTS, 24022 CAUE Uenen ~ Ullll .. er • .. I of Lot I of Block 731 and lntetMt now hefd °"4 of TNlt Wttt't in..,.et 9dm1ni11or the escoce or
A M. of said day, Tl AT May 9, 1993. DI! LA PLATA, STE LINDA M OUMDR9'-The ' end bu of Coron. Del MM In ll aa auch Tnatee In ""'"°"· H IN'O~ In e.W he d1c9den1.
THE CHAPMAN AVENUE W1SS 500 LAGUNA HILLS SOM uQ OUNOEA-rddf9M'*:4:f lht .... :;:::. Off of Newport eeech to ttte following d•· =•I·~~·· ~ "'J. THE PETI T I 0 N OBITUARY 888 ENTRANCE TO THE CIVIC . CA n&S3 (7t4t 1• SON.... GUMDUSON JAPAN TRADING SHIMO! County ot ~.nge. Sta tcnbed property Utueted Deed ol TNft~I :~. equuts authority le.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CENTER BUILDING, LO. PUBLIC NO~tcE t49t Z4022 CAUJI D• a.A USA. INC., 270 SOUTH of Cafllomlr, .. per In IM alCll'eUld eouncv end Upel\Ml.Of th9 TNl1M mm11ter ch• esletd
N CAlEO AT 300 EAST •&Cte35 Publlihed Newport PUT• STll • ...,. p O BRISTOl. .,108, COSTA recorded In Boo II •nd S!Me, to wll APN end of tlw trvet• e,.oted Illy ndtr th• lndeper~ont LYN CHAPMAN AVENUE In lh• .... -•• MESA. cA m2t ~me-•t rnd 42 lnclu· 041-263·13 Loi ., of 1• DHd ot Tn1et dmllltlll6tlOl'IOI E1t111u
Richard Bertrend City of ORANGE. County ol NOTICE OIF BHch..colta Meu Olily llOX aG710, UOUllA The locaition In Calt'fomla 11we of M11cellrneou1 T1act No 1211, In tt\9 The tot• emount of ttw Act. (Thi• euthority will
Lynn, .Jr. 38• o f San ORANGE, s .. t• or Caltfor· PETITION TO Pilot A$ri 21, 22, 29, 1993. Haus. CA •2854-0710 o4 the c:tMet ••ecuuve office ....... In the Olflc• ot Ctty 01 Newpc)ft 8-cn, 1 ""91.W 111...,_ of the llow th• per1on il
Clem•nte, Attorney at PO:E~~INANCb1'~ ,cor:· ADMINISTER Wlh757 Publlahed N•wport of IN Mfllr It: SAME AS ltle COunty ~ of MMd County and St.a\e, oM!OeUon MCWN Illy tlle epre1tn1a11ve lo lake
Law Passed away A • • • 1 om 8 l!STATE OF: Brrc:h-C01ta Mau Daily ABOVE or.nee County, Calllor .. per M reconMd In .,...,,Y to Ille ..... end eny ect1ons w11hoi.1
M on.day. April 19, :=\l~st!! u~~!, :,e; ROBERT W. PUBLIC NOTICE Pilot April 21, 22, 29, 1993. As llsl.ct by ltl• ... .,, rll Na. ::-.:~, .:::!. 47• 41 ,.__.. Mtinleu4 eo1t1, bt111neng coi.tt approval
1993. Survived by his pursullt'lt to ltt• power of BACHELOR alua BSCte39 Wltt75e °'J:' butlnutVMdnameby1 Jnd ..:!: =~=.;,. Mepe, In the Of~ :,:-:.f~,:9' It efore trlung cutll•'l
Mle Nancy, Parents sllr conferred In th:1t cer· AOBIERT BACHELOR NOTICE OF • rn.::,, ltte 9on II an ot lhe the County Rec:Of'der of of U. Nedoe et S• rry importrnt •chons
Richard -and Shtr1ey ta•n Deed ol Trvst e-cecui.d CASll NO. At68248 PETITION TO PUIL:JC NOTICE ~he 11a1:':J':1'wi: pro'perty y,ducrlb• Hid County 1149,482.31. w•v•r. the p1r1onel
Lynn ol Laguna by RONALD JAMES Torllhe11s,benef1ClanH. ADMINISTER •sc 16'3 Hnl Of dtliV«ed IO the .-O..l1purporc.dlobe The'°'91amountollhe The .... fic'-V ...._._ •Ptllentallve Wiii be
N 1 g u e I. B 1 o the t , BROWN, A SINGLE MAN, credilors, contmgenl credl-ESTATa OF• NOTICE Of' b4Jyer tte: HAHBAH EJt. 709 ... rguettte Av•nue' unpeld prlnclpal bel· uld Oeed o I T11.11 eqtmed to 31ve notice to
Michael or Laguna Recorded 12JOG(t991, In tori, rn<I persons Who may ANN MELLON NTTTIOll TO PRESS Vo SOUTli BftlS-Corona Del Mer c ~nterMt lh•,.eon . ._... • ..,. eUC\IW4 Md nterute pers on ~
N lguel, 3 Slster1· Book o4 Olf1Cill ReeOfds of olherwlH be lnlefested In TOL l t08, COSTA MESA tK25 ' With ~totN~ nleu they h1ve w ll•\'t>d s cephanle Lynn ol said COunty, at ~. R• the will or estat1, or both, HOLUllAN ADMINISTIE" CA t2SM RYU<> CO LTD. The undenJgned Truel .. ti mated co1t1, ••· • wttnen O.Cw8tlon of otu;• or conHntod co
San Clemcmto Mary corder'• lns1tumefll No. 91 · t: ROBeAT W. BACH· CASE NO. A1M259 ESTAR OF: 1845o.s2• BROOKHURST .. dtrelafmi •ny lleblfl peN .. rnd advenc .. rt O.teull eftd Dentend lor ht propo11d r cuon l
Lynn ol Re~. NV . 673275, by ruson of a ELOR aka ROBERT BACH· To all heirs, beneticiarl... llARK CHftlSTOPHIER STREET FOUNTAIN VAL· tor eny lncorrtc:tneet ot the lime .ot 0'9 lnltlel Sele. ~•written No-'ce ef he I n de p e n d e n t
and Ellzabech Lynn of breach Of default In ~Y· ELOR creditors. conllngent credl· KOTT LEY CA' ll270I lhe •tre.t eddreu an pubfic.uon ol lhl1 No· O.teutt eftd Electlon to Sell. 1n1nestre1ton outhotitv
Crawfordsvllle lndi-mentor perlonnone1 ol lh• A PETITlON hes been tors, Ind persona who may CAS• NO. AtMMO ~ ~ rnd buslneu oU-QOmmOn det4Qna-etc. TN 15.21,852 33 Th:' ~ned c~ will b• grenced uni .. ~ dr\ Se I 'w111 bo obllgatlona ••tufld ltled by MARY LEE BACH· otherwise be lnl«ested In To.,.hws benellc:lll1ft •ddrn•tofthe~••· tton It any lhown .,.,._ Curtentty deted Caah· Hid Notice et Oefeull end n111111odpor1onltlhrn ana rv ces ctiereby, Including lh1I ELOR rn the Supenor Court th• wtl or estate, "' boln. • •· 1 ~o · 1 • • lert Cneckl Of Certified ElectJOn to Seti to Ille hold Saturday. April breach or default Notice ol ol ~1fomla Counl)' of OR-ol ANN ME.LLON HOLL· creditors. contJngent erteli· H L rvv I . 275 n ---... , r-o.d In tlw coun1v b1oc11on l o ch1J'o1111un 24, 1993 et I OOpm, • • tors, e.nd f*"IOl'IS who may WEST LEMON AVE., AR· The IO&al amount of UM .... ._kl peya .... lo th• where IN , ... Pt0'*1Y 11 nd •hows goo CDU ...
Pacific view Momor101 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES othenwlM be lntlrfftect In CAOtA. CA. 9t007 unpaid orinclpel tMll• Tru1 ... or blddet .,. .c· tocetec1. whv the court •hovl<J Park Chapol Nawpon U'9 wlW OI .... ._, °' boltt, The a...u to be IOld .,. of lhe oblegrUon MCu c.pwb'e to Tna ... pro-O.t•· A11ril t . ttt3 ot grant tho 11u1ho111.,
Beach lncer'ment will of' MARK CHRISTOPHER delCllbed In general u : by the property to b Vided ~ ldenUflce· Specl atlud, Inc . A HEARING on l hti SCOTT AU STOCK TN TRADE. 1old end r•r1onebl tion 11 evrll..,._ T oeo £ II b h Id follow •I th• memorial NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING A PETITION haa been FIXTURES EQUIPMENT co.ta • s>ensn and l'rom l nformetton ruetee, 1 111•"'• llition wi • • 0"
Park In heu or Flow-MESA CONSOLIDATED WATER DISTRICT fll.ct by WANDA SCOTT In ANO OTHER PROPERTY vence1 :. the time ot wtuch"" Trut ... dNme 1'11ce.• a&grpln~•ri•. i~ ey e. 1993 01 1 :4 5 ers, the t•mtly ro· the ~or ~r'I ol Call-rnd •r• located at: HM» lnell•I pubMcatKln Of ref••b4t, but for which t3013 I I 984-1424 " .M '" Dept 703
quests dona1Jon11 be tom4&,Countyof0RANGE. 52 8ROOKHURSTSTREE'T, Nolle• ol Sri• l1.Tru1 ... ~ke9 no,..,,,...~~' L01t.1, Auut•"I ocated at 341 Th• City
made 10 A H IMSA Thursday, M ay 6, 1993 THE PETITIOH requests FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CA ''"sos t 3 11ntellon or warrrnty, 0411 :fi3 0 4/28/tl nve Orengo CA 92668. Foundation. 4SO that WANDA SCOTT be ap-92708 In ~lion 10 c.ih the iv.et ~•l•t or 05/03ltl . ' IF YOU OBJECT TO
Glen neyre. Laguna • 3 00 p .m . • pointed .. personal reprr-The busln•u name uMd ruicee wilt accept other common deef9"•• he granting of the
Beach, CA 92651 and Mnlrtlve to rdmlnl1ter the by 11'1• slller 11 lhal lac. Hhier'i check drrw lton ol lh• above d•· PUBUC NOTICE euuon. vou 1hovlJ
Thursday. May 13, 1993 nlate Ol lhe dectdent. Uon 11: SUMIYA r itat• or nrllonrl 15u1 lbed1 Pfopeny 11· 312 pperr II 1he h111t1ng
THE PElTTION requests The am.dpaled dlt• of nll. r check dtrwn gn1 11'oed, Newpor1 n d 1 1a11 v " ii r
. 7.00 p .m.. authority to ldl'Mnlster the lht bulk Nie 11 MAY 10, atete or lecter.I ~redl S..ChCA926'3 CNS1090323 b1r cuons or file w reuen
ntaMt und« th• lnde9lll-1993 rt the olllc• ol or • en.ell df S.1d ~ 11 be6ne NOTICE OF biect1on1 w 11h the court or as soon thereafter as the agenda permits dent Admlnllttalion or El· Tlempo Eacrow 11, 4590 • itata °' ltdefal aev aotd tor the purpoee o-1 PETITION TO afore cha hooting Your
Public Meeting Room tatet Ac:l. (This rulhority Mrc Arttlur Bllld~ Suite ng1 rnd lo•n a11oc1 prying th• obl•cn• ADMINISTER ppHronc1 may b• in
MMIOl LAWN·
MOUNTOlNI c._...,.~ Cl'lapll • Ct-emetory
Second Floor wlll mow tht personal ,.P-HS. Newpolt Be.ctl, CA lion 1tvlng1 r11oc1 rec:UNd by utd of ESTATE OF: e11on or by y ou1
Mesa Consolidated Water District ruentauv. lo trk• mrny 92'&0. tton' or Hv1ng1 ben Truet lnct~ne ,._ MEHRSHAD llornry
ect>ons WlthoUI OIJtalnong Thlt bulk •alt It tubjed tpecilled In Section 510t upen ... of "'-'"" IF YOU ARE A
, 95.4 Placentia Avenue court approval a.ten ... •0 Callfomla Unllonn Com-ol th• flnrnclal Code rnd of s..te CASrNz~~1~i22e R E 0 I T 0 R 0 I b
Costa Mesa. Callfornla l'UIUC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICU T 0 • 11 h • 1 r , • onungent creditor ut 'Serwng AO Falllu"
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The Board o f Directors ol the M esa Consolidated Water
District invites the community to attend a public hearing to
consider the followlng
The Budget for Fiscal Year 1993.94
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llUlllUWIY
This item will be discussed and comments w ill be received.
Anendance 1s open to thQ general public. For more
information. or If you would llke assistance In presenting your
comments to the Board at the Public H earing, please contact
Michelle Jackson, D1stnct Secretary, at 631 -1206. Copies of
the draft annual budget will be available for public review
after April 22 1993.
MOftuery * Chrpel
Cremation MESA CONSOLIDATeD WATeR DISTRICT
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Published Newport Beach-Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Aprll 21 .
27. May 3, 4, and 7. 1993
W759
STARTlllG A llEW BUSlllESS??
The Legal O.p.ttmtnt et th9 PllOt It
piMMd to announC9 8 MW MMoe
now avaAabfe to MW butinMMa.
We win now SEARCH the name tor
you el no extra ct\aroe, Ind NW you
the tlrN end th9 trip to the COUf1 Houle In ,.,. Ana. Then, of COUJ'M,
after the wrcti It oomplNd we wll n.. your ftetttlOut bu9'nelt neme
ti.t9ment with the County Ctent,
~ once • .,.... for tour WMka
.. requhd by lew end then ,.. your
proof of puObtlon wtth County Ctlfk.
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---------b f • _.. he decea1ed, you n1u11 ~--------~--------------------------·~~~ ... ~r-·~~ ~y~r cl~mw1~t~ _ oonungent or9dt1or1, end nd I perroni who mey ourt a mre 1 copy to PUBLIC NOTICE
Pursuant to Govemmenl Code Section 5495-4.6 the following information Is hereby notlOld
regarding proposed incrHH in the bumeu tax for the City of Newport Beach:
THE PROPOSED ANNUAL TAX RATES ARE:
1. llUllNESIEI WITH NO LOCATION WITHIN
THE CITY: $1 IO
2. IUllNlllEI BASED FROll A RESIDENTIAL
LOCATION WITHIN THI CITY: $15
3. IUllNEllEI UIED FROll A COMMERCIAL ,
LOCATION WITHIN THI CITY: $100
PLUS $5 OR $10 PER EMPLOYEE
(DEPENDING ON TYPE OF BUSINESS)
THE IUllNEll TAX llATEI SHALL BE
APPLICABLE TO ANY IUllNEll IUllJECT TO
llUllNEll TAXATION Al PROVIDED IY
NEWPORT IEACH MUNICIPAL CODE CHAPTER
5.04.
THI AMOUNT OF TAX
EITlllATID TO II RAISED
ANNUALLY II •1,200,000
PUILIC MllTlllQI RIQARDINQ THI INCREASE IN THI
1 IUllNlll TAX IATll WILL II HELD IN THI CITY
COUNCIL CHAllllRI OF THI CITY OF NIWPORT
llACH aaoo lllWPOllT IOULIVAllD AT 7:00 P.M • .. ™ -. ORD1NAJ1c1 '°" 1111110Duc~10N oN uv 1a AllD llCOllD RIADlllQ AND ADOPTION OF THI
ORDINANCI Oii llAY 14, 11U.
FOii ADDITIONAL llPOllllATIOll RIGARDING THll
PROPOllD TAX RATI COllTACT THI lllVINUI
IWIAGll' AT lllWPORT IUCH CITY HALL, 3300
llWPORT IOULIVAllD.
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WANDA •• RAGGIO, c1n Cl.IRK CrfY OF lllWPOIT llACH
OlhTrWIH be lnttrHt9d h e p • r I 0 n • I
In th• will or Htatr or rrp1eun1a11ve appo1n1ec:1
bolh. of: MEHRSHA V thr court w11hm lour
RAZMOJOO onth1 h om the dete of
A PETITION hH hrll 111u1nce ol letter1
been filed by FARSHAO H provided 1n seouon
RAZMOJOO in thi 9t00 of the Cahlornio
SuP.etl or Court o f Prob11• Code. The 11me Caltfornlt. County of tor l1l1ng cleem1 will nol
Oreng• •Pir• befo11 lou1 I H .E p ET I T I o N o.nth1 from the hoorin'
rrquHtl that FARSHA eta noticed above
RA. Z MO JOO be YOU MAY EXAMINE
11PP<>lnted .. PTllO th• "'• kept by Chi
reprertntetl vr to ourt. If vou rre •
tdmlnltttr th• Ht•I• of •rton ln1ur1tod in lh•
th• d•c.ctrnt. 1ta1e, you moy Ille with
THE it e TIT Io N ht courl o formal '•~Hlr the dec9d•nt'• •~uut for Sp•ci•I Will end oodiclle, If any, Oboe of the ftleng ol 1n
be edmhttd to probttt. nventory end app1.,HI
Th• WILL end any of Ht•I• HHlt or of
codlo111 are eveilebl• tor tny P•titJon or account
examinetion in the "'• H ptoYlded en 1ei:11on
bpi by th• court. 1250 ol th• Celifornir
THE p ET IT I 0 N Pfob11e Codr . A. R1qu1tt
requHt• llUlhorlty to for Sprclrl Nollo• form
tdmlnltt., th• Htrtt l1 1vtlltbl• h om the
under 1ha lnd•p•nd•nt coun clerk.
Admlnlatt1tlon of l!natH A t t o r n I V f o r
Aot. <Thi• authority will Pttltlonet:
allow th• Ptt•onal Jamtt L. Rubel, Jr.
reprH•ntatl11• to tlk• 3432 Vie Op0rto
many ectlono wlthcM.lt Newport BMCh CA
obtaining coun approv•. 92883
.. fort taking o•r1• 04/20/83, 04/21113,
very lmponent ectlontt 04/27/93
how•ver, the 1>9rtonei ---------r•prHtntatJve wtM be S•fl VoU' hom•
r•QUlred to give notice 1 througn claulfied.
l ntert•t•d penon• M2•M7a
unl•H they heve waived notloe or oonHnttd to1_....., ______ ..
the ptopo1ed ectlon.) PLUG The l nd•p•ndent
edmlnlltfltion *'thont
wMI be gfrnttd unl•H
lnter .. ted pereon flfH e I N objection to the petition
end •how• good oau1
why the coun •houlcl
not r•nt the authority.
..l!APUNG on Iha
tltlon will be held on
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loceted •t J41 The Chy
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::....:..:-...:.::· On MAY .. ·-· 1:t0 ~· EXCEPTING PUllTHH O#OfflCaAlMCOROI. c--w cw., coaTA ••••• ................. T.a. •• uc:• OOll-lciiiiii'iiiiiiiii"i'1 9'; Jeanele •1. ..... P II. CM,MSJUN M· PAACQ. 1 UNIT NO. 10 THEAEF'AOM IXCWINI 'TN .... ...,._ and ?Ma La .... ....... 00USTY OI ........ 1te r 111 ... 0 1 I ,,_,, • ..W Ts 0 1, Woni.~Pamer COHV£YANCE CORP., •ON LOT 1 01 TRACT EASOotENTS IN AHO TO oct.oammon~. a.I ,..._, P.O .... ITATa OP ~ 19, teei • IM&r ........ Miii._,
8Y: The Jemee M Hiec· ~:'°"!'8 ~t:C:-::,t: 10525. AS SHOWN AHO ALL T..OSf MITRICT£0 it ~. of 1M l'MI pr~ 9009, La ..... C...... 111A, AS aNOW11 Oii A ..... ~HUI ... .._. Aeelete.t ... ....._,
brink fWftily Truat o.ted u. ::: putli*lt 10 OHCA18ED IN THE CON· COMMON ARIAS AS deeeno.cl eboW • puf .... ••••• HDe, ..... •U TNER•o• .... P••• •• Otflolel 901 .... a..... .....
Ml......... ~-•• IM.OeMr.a Deed °' Tnn• l9COrded 00...NIUMPlAH(-Pl.AH ') SHOWN ON IMO CON-POf1ed lO be 411 BAIGH· ....... 10 COMe. 900IC ... •o ................ o, ..... CA .. ...
1a1ow1ftQ P9'90ftt aMer APAIL21, 1114,atlflSI WHICH Pt.AN WAS RE·OQMIH.IUMPt.AH TON SPRINGS ,10, Deletl "llerelt a1,PAO• 11, llllC•&.. .... nu~el0...-('lt4t~~
llbendClneeflM.-of !:;.~ .. HoelbnM. No M-11419, In book. COAOEO ON SEPTEMBER RESERVING TH£AE· COSTA MESA.CAtzl27 1"a LAM•OUS MAP•.~ • AVMHM.a,, nm Fl~llllOUI Bullfleu By The 8u1Cher Fwn.ty paoe. OI Otficlal ~"" 11. 1MO. IN Boo+< 13737, FROM. ~SOIDflS FOR The und9flo01*1 TIV5t.. ..: .M>MNA LLOYD ftKORDS ~ ~.. S.W .... el ,.,,,"' UP•CTD OP9W •
• SOUTH COAST TIUI( D•ed JurM a 1984 ltM:C4t 01 u;e~ty~ PAGE 1057, ET SEO , OF ACCESS INGRESS dlldaotnl """ liablllty fot TlltU•T•• SAU w. AllUCOUNTY. ... ........... _ ........ .,.oeT._
TEA ASSOCIATES, o_.111 Pltlr* ' ' ~fyr~ OI CA~l~OR. OFFICIAL REC°"DS OF EGRESS,. ENCROACH: ar.y 1ncorrwcti.ss 01 I.he '9CP: ...._. ~ YOU ARR 1t1 INIFAULT ~ ...._,. ~ flf CH' WO TMm fllO&,.. ~ s..r..t. ~ l!ty Gregory L. BIAC:Nt, NIA.~ by MtaiA£L SAID COUNTY. MENT, SUPPORT, REPAIR • .ireet addf"' and OChet f'ut>ll1hed Ntwpor1 U•D•R A DUD OI' ......e w ....,....,, ... LOWIM R._.._..
• Coit•. MeH . CA Tru~ E. 801..ANO AHO AATH-PARCEL 2· AN UNO .. REPl.ACEMENT, MAINTE· common dfffgnallon, If 8e•eh-Colla ....._ D911y TaUST DATED M»al ,,,... w -.11111, ,. •U•••RI OM TN8
Act.ldou9 lkdlnet1s By Seieritrom Com-LEEN KEANE BOLAND VIDEO ONE FIFTY·flFTH NANCE ANO OTHER PUA· ar.y at.own tl9'W\ Not Aptt1t4,21, 21, 1913. et. UML.llU YOU TMa e-•1 t1tN , .... DAY a•l'ORa TN8 ref~ to ~ :r.=•v,, rop·~~ Tg;~· HUSOAHO ANO WIFE WIU (1/55TH) INTEREST AS A POSES. AU. M SHOWN ~ .... b. !Nd•. W74S ACTICHI TO PtM>ftCT ....... , ····-W&; ('11 .. >•• •• ,.,
Ned In Onno• County Genet81 ~ I I • SELL AT PU8UC AUCTION TENANT IH COMMON IN OH THE CONOOMINUM l)ut WllhcMJI ccrwen"'1t °' -.,.,. YCMM PROPDTY, IT .... GH, .. .., ........ ., c21at en~ ii-~lber 22, 1911 F• By: Henry T S.get11torn. ~~IG~!~.~~'hi~g: AN SUBl.EASEHOlD ES.. PLAN OR AS DEFINED IN WWTllnCV, HP'ffS or Im-PUllLIC wvT-llAY •• SOLD AT A -1 .. _, ~ .-. TACUMI
759 Truaee DRAWN ON A STATE OR TATE IN ANO TO All OF THE DECLARATION. plied. regatdlng Cille, po• lfOTICa OF "'8UC SAi.iE. W YOU et .... ..-.(at HCYrwtl f'ubllahed Newport r~I.,, Ufe ln&1r• ~· alattmenl wu lllecl NATIONAL 8ANI(, A THE REAL PAOPEAlY, IN• PARCEL 3 • N ON-HUion, Of encl#nbl'wlCel TRUan.'8ULI NRRD AM EXPL.AleAoo ~Mid tlee4 .. TNll, a.eett~ .... Daly A~~ °':ort1.~ ~~ty'I Cl"~ 'f CHECK DRAWN BV A CTLUD0tNG TWITHOVT U0MI-EXCLUSIVE EASEMENTS Including 1 .. s. charges end Lo.-..... TM>el CW TM• NAT'Ullt• with In..,_. .. Jn Mid Not Aptt 2t, 21, ~ S,
tC)-3690 'Ne.Yott! t99°3'V'"' on..,..... • STATE OR FEDERAL All N HE COMM N FOR ACCESS, INGRESS. e1tpenae1 o1 the Tl'UllM OOTt2281,9R ...... M THE PAOCU.DHeG 1tete prewl•etl, el6-lRJ.
·pora19 C.. AQod. Publllhed Newpott 8eKn-CREDIT UNION, OR A AREA AS DEANED IN THE EGRESS, ENCROACH> llnd ol the 1rUst1 CtMled T.S .... 0149802 AGAINST YOU, YOU "9Jtc•, W _,, YfMlet W1'5t
, 3070 8'1*11 Sl., ~le CO&ta Meea Pilot Aprll 21 CHECK DRAWN BV A DECL.AAATION OF COY· MENT, SUPPORT AND by uid Deed ol Tl\ISI. to UNIT COO& Q SHOULD COWTACT A the..,_ et Mid o.-41---------
, Coll• M.•••· CA 28, Mrf 5, 12, 1993 ' ~J~~E ~~~":~ s:~ ENANTS, CO~ITIONS FOR OTHER PURPOSES. pay the remaining pmapel APl42S.te~ LAWYER. .. T~ .._, ~ PU9LJC IOTICI
• C81ifonu gtf1tfW W· 752 SOCIATION SAVINGS AS. AN 0 REST RIC Tl 0 NS ALL AS SHOWN IN THE sums ol ttle nole(I) .. T.O. SERVICE COMPANY 2 9 a t( M 0 X ST. , atW ........... of the MOTtea 01
hip SOCIATION' OR SAVINGS ("DECLARATION") RE· CONDOMINIUM PLAN AND cured by 181d 0-.d of u duly appointed TNstff COSTA MESA, CA Trietee eftd of the APttUCATICHI N)ll 1 bulinell •:s co~ PUBLIC NOTICE BANK SPECaFIEO IN SEC. CORDED ON SEPTEMBER AS DEFINED IN THE DEC· Tn.ost to wit· $92,557 91 under the following d• 92127·37~ tJ\l9b cnMed ttw aaltl CMAllG• • 1,0p':::~ "r,;IUr· NOTtCE OF TION 5102 OF THE FINAN-17, llMIO IN BOOK 13747, lARATION. wilh inletnl thereon ll'om ICO~ dff<l ol ltust WIU "(" a atr-t ...,_ Deed •f Trvst. W• ~ M
CornPMY TRUST'Et!'S SALE CIAI. CODE AND AUTHQ. PAGE 1545 ET SEO. OF PARCEL 4: EXCWSIVE 7/01/92 at 7.7~ per ~L~Al ~':}M~DT~ er ce"'"'°" ,._, ........ _..be heW Oft: ALCOMOUC
..... Mohn, ln¥t11· APM •:t7-864t0 RIZEO TO DO BUSINESS OFACIAI. RECORDS OF EASEMENTS IN AND TO IWUn .. prolllded In uld FOR CASH (In tM forms lion ol propertr •• .... 12, tH3, •t ~ UCGfU
t Offrc:er ,..__ •-LOAN NO. 008199-5 ~~ISA f~ife W~~R~~ ~OTRCOUCTNTY, ON NLOTT E1 THOSE PORTIONS OF LOT note(s) plus cost and any which are lawful tend« in ahown ebove, "° w-. t :30 P·"'· In .... ...., ~
porace ....,,1er ... soci· REF: aOL.AND FRONT ENTRANCE TO vr A 10525. I H I OF SAID mACT 10525 •av.nets with Interest the United Sl•tes) 8ttd/f¥ renty le gl-• to lta to UM lluiltllftl loc.ted To Whom 11 May ~
•• Callfoml.t gene<el MICHAl!L & KATHLEEN THE COUNTY COURT· Cl'TY OF COSTA MESA AS SHOWN ANO DEFINED AS ESTIMATED TOTAL DEBT lhe cashl1t'1 certified or completen ... fH cef• •• eo• S4Hlth Lewts cem: YOUNG. Cynw. -.. Call~:,.. P8C'lf'lc Pr CONY HOUSE. 700 CIVIC CEN· SHOWN ON A MAP RE· RESTRICTED COMMON lOt.204.78 other checill spec.1fted In rectneut." The beneft· str-t, Orange, Calif.,. 11(••) ~ to t'9 0..
8 C••foml8 ~ T.S. No. 305782 TEA ~IVE WEST, SANTA CORDED IN 8001( 462, AREAS WHICH ARE AOJA· The b1n1tlciuy under Ctllll Code Section 292<1h cl•ry under uid Doed "'-92... panmenc °' ~ S.V-
• p R-1381'8 ANA, CALIFORNIA, 111 PAGE <la, 49 ANO 50 OF CENT WITH ANO AP· u.d Deed of Trvst her9to-~~: ~f ~ = ef Truat, bJ reeao1t of a At the llMe If the~ ::Z-~~--: ~
Newport Paaflc Devel· IMPORTANT NOTICE right, title llnd lnleresl ~ MISCELLANEOUS MAPS, PURTENANT TO SAID fore 1.11.cuted and dew· ini.rest conveyed to 8ftd breech Of dofllUlt In llaJ puMlcedeft ef ...., P.tm A-. IWboa. CA
ant Group, aCaltloml• TO PAOPaATY veyed lo 80d now held by IN THE OFFICE OF THE PARCELS 1, 2, 3, AND 5 er'9d to lhe undet$19Md a now held by 11 unde< aald the obl19atlena •• 1totlce, the total 92161 Wllh ()-. SAL.EBEEA
pertnefSh1p, Man-OWNER: ~ u::r said 0.:u~t!iru~ COUNTY RECORDER OF DESCRIBED HEREIN. wnnen Dec1ar81.ion o1 0.. Deed of Trust In lhe prop. cured thereby, ""•l• 91nOUnt of the unpo1d & WINE • ~CING Pt.ACE
Partner YOU ARE IN DEFAULT said C~ Stale d• SAID COUNTY. PARCEL 5: AN UNDJ. fault llll<I Demand for Sate. eny l'lerelnalter described: tore eHcuted and do-INllance of the ...... lic:entel•) .,
The James M. Hiot· UNDER A DEED OF scribed u · EXCEPTING THEREFROM VIDEO ONE FtFlY-FIFlH and• wrinen Mollee of 0. TRUSTOR: EDWARD livered to the unclef'o Uon 90Cured ltw the Publi shed Newport ~~~ t~to!:r': TRUST DATED APRIL PARCEL 1· UNIT NO 10 UNITS 1 THROUGH SS, IN· (1/SSTH) FEE SIMPLE IN· fault 8rld Election to Sell BRENNAN. LILLIAN M al9ned a written Doca. 11bcwe described deed Beach-Cosa Meu D8lly ' ' e 19M UNLESS YOU ON LOT 1 OF TRACT C\.USIVE OF LOT t OF TEREST IN AND TO THE The undenlgned caused B:~:~~7CIAAY LONG ration of Detautt end of trust encl estl-ted Pilot Apnl 21• 1993• W'782
James M Hoett>Mk TAKE ACTION TO PRO. 10525. AS SHOWN AND SAID TRACT 10525 AS IMPROVEMENTS ANO AP· said Nota °'Default 8ftd B~CH BANK, FS e . ,. Delftend fof Sale, end c-b, .......... and,-,,,.,.,,..,,,.~,,..,...,..,,,..,,.,..,,,,.=
H • TECT YOUR PROP· ~~~/B~DP~.:~~~"."' SHOWN ON SAID CON-PURTENANCES ON LOT t ElecliOn IO Sell IO be r .. corded May 20. 1991 as written notice of do-• d wan c e 1 I a PILOT CL.ASSIF1ED
The &Jteht< F8lmly EATY, IT MAY BE SOLD WHICH U PLAN vSAS FIE~ DOMINIUM PLAN. OF TRACT 10525 P M-corded in Che county wh.,. tn1tt. No 91 ·246898 1n fault end of efectlon to 1283,030.08. It'• the .olution you're
SI dlllecl June a. t98<1. AT A PUBLIC SALE, IF CORDED ON SEPTEMBER EXCEPTING FURTHER PROVEMENTS'1 SUBJECT the real property is located. Book page ol Olflcial cauH the underai9ned It le ~MIW. tut at M&rchlng IOf' • wn.th-
I P.IMer B YOU NEED AN EXPLA-17. 1980, IN 8001( 13137, 'THEREFROM. ALL IM· TO THE TERMS AND CON-FOR SALES INFOR· Records on ltle office ol' the to Mii said property to the tlMe of aale the er you're -.king a '!egory L utcher, NATION OF THE NA-PAGE 1057. MORE COM-PROVEMENTS AND AP· DITIONS OF THE MASTER MA TIO N~ llon.,rl ~c:;.der ol Orange Htlafw Hid obllt• openlnt !Md ,,._, be :~ :a,~
CJ Sagerstrom & TUAI! OF TME PRO. PLETELV DESCRIBED IN PURTENANCES LOCATED LEASE RECORDED AU. 8:00em lo 5:00plft said deed of trust de-Ilona, end t here.tter .._ than .... totaJ In-_.,,a stray pet.
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•itllllff 111111 •• ""'''"-""' gd area 647·7540 hometown 2BR 2BA, fir•.,.-· APARTMENTS tne1 644~t449 3BR 2BA. P"' gatden.
ecloHday . ......... .. ... Tueecla.7 0:30PM n Mrety blltrilld IUI all HOUSES/ po.ol, laundr.-w /d hkup. quiet
••• 11 •• ,, a11n111u• "' llllS CONDOS e ID lg 3 r 2Ba ttPlw. newspaper room .... _ Hoeg, FOR RENT NEAR •EACH Cle&n. l!'eide ..................
........... Wed.ne..t&y 3:30PM HtnJ.,U.,, l\'ajl•"• on an new cpVdocor. Ip, dlw &4$-4048 quiet, pvt Bach. nf Sl050/mo. 631.2916 t'9lf.,,.,W•uty•u11.. .. com FOR RENT ' lndry, fncd yrd, grdnr. The &;;ii;'_.. pets, $495 _.,last & Wed.need&7 0·30PM
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1275 6'0.t1JJ -i,_,,. •Bluffs Condo sec, 720-84&0 E'Slde 2Br t~Ba. gar/ lllll·lm • •·•·U' utQ. r.. Whether you're buying 3BR 2'hB•. St 650 REN T Sid your home paliO, fresh pnL Mow-
.... Pr111"7 6:SOPM ..... ._ .... oc wra ,itut or selhng, Classilied fits In. Barbara~ Agt 644--0195 through cl•sSthed 111 apec1al 1495. 722·
,,. HUD at '2i·l500 cove<s all yOYr needs I Helen e. Dowd. Ritt 642·5&78 6784 Of' 800-427·7650
CEMENT CLEANING ELECTJUCAL 3610 BANDY MAH 3710 LANDSCAPE a PAINTnfG 3858 PLUMBING 3890 IOOFIWG
3410 M.ASONJlY • 3526 SERVICES 3548 LAWN CARE 3808liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
3910 TUE 3924
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*Concrete MW.ng FENCES i'20Yrs tf~•..._,M Drain Problems & Local Ref1, 16 Yrs
CHJTECTURE removal a rep1ac:1ng. core •--------IMPIOVEMENTS MOVING 3834 RocNrd s.nc,,~'..... Plumbing R epai r Gr .. tef PKiflc Rig COVE.l.IMGS
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Now/r•land1caping & Companion Care E•p ,....,llllOM'tdclillaN ion•ble Price. Can yrs ••P· Free esL Plumb'hcallng'dra1ns
40 yrs HP 638· 7990
D,.ftlftl & Desltn • Atchltec:tl/Eng1neera
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P\anllptf'IMI. 174-7997
dostgn~y kind/ Sec'ty/bookk.pr. Drive, SplcWlelll~ TODAY. MOii• Tod•yl Dave 84e-H91 llat low rates, lr.e est
size. 971 •"•nde. prep8'e •FENCES GATES• lenglngjob9.Jlc'dtll0-tSl3 CAL·t37650 497-8685 _P_al_n_t.,-Seml---_,..--1~-ed-he M C'V1sa 646..;)536
* Maaorwy iiQHWte * muJ-. eT3-MO• Nt-,1'.,.w'post ~ace ---------MOVING T ,..,_. -~ RKHSlon Proof VoYt$elf'
bflell pl8ftlers. concted 0ur"' •---------I ~ 1c·d Jl:!tll"l:!T ey 3784 YtN pnMdl ~ "" "*' cat111hullr1r Clnlwal rll*f Plumt>ong '& dra.n M''"" atuceo. •le uc· CONSTRUCTION &0" ,._ • IDIG"'*-d fl reu.. cotl Ffff utra Oootl t~ 1850 Phone quotes.""°'" Gu.w g08l IS honesty! 531-7643 Jim Whyte 642•7206 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii 497 .. eas amffd' CM 646-2317
T .... Pelle c~. Con•• BUILDING 3560 •Wood Foncos• W1lltam Hai=. Jewetera 1---------
Conc-Brlck-Block. uc liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil rfPlac:e,repair. "" nl&Atng watch & 1ry repair PUBLIC NOTICE PERSONAL POOL
1 2n329 Htghell Oull./ Hilterbrand ec.-truc:tlon Ullmatas.. Low P'Ut UC'd Antique/Fine Jewelry The C."I Public Util .. 51:•1VJCES 3867 Low~ (714)962·7093 Uc1~92451 Bond/lna'd AdvlllQge Constr 974-5"30t lluy'Mll.'Pdt •73-0HS u.1 Commission RE· ~ SEaVICE 3 894
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2s Y'9 exp t3t ... to IANDSCAPE a houuhold good• ._, OuenAICtt..,,._, CHILD C.UE 3536. ________ ,•·0-.-arn-y-.. -11-.. -3-7_1_01 LAWN r••• 3808 moverm print their ~~ ~ Add.w8Sl'I 5pec:a.l Slf0
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Clanlo cat Res1or111on, DOORS 3580 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiill&•&iiil limo• and chauffeur• ~ Ml\ffln Pool & Spa •t _ ... _.....,, In TC p Yew~AMiatMt &31·7925 • y p.11nung ..... ""',. A-t HSKPRSINANNIES liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil AH ~ Tree ptll' t thelt ... num· "°" "'°"' Mt .... 'f & Companion• '' DOOllt MAHQINQ /a~enl8C .,,...,_,,.._ S.nitce.YIWd ~P. bof In all adVet'tl... Org\nl1lng1Err111d11P1pe1 Bob's S.MCe & Repair • __._. ... ,. •1 •2 r.........., ~"' Pa Int Ce r pent r y hauling. Rernoonll. Trtm. ments.. If you hOYe a Wot11.'Plr1111 • rA£15E ~.l°"'f llllougflola Orange C9'll"Y ..,...."'•-.,, h,;~.~... Drywall and motet FrM est. u1 ... ta queatk>n aboul lhe i. vau.tllellmtl '-M ~ ~.r.t..o' Gwy 045-5277 gality of a tnOll9r. ltmo '714-457·1 ...
3488 PHONE EST Hs-24111..,,,..--.._____,,...-.,----0 L.. L.andacape Ma:nt. or chauffeur, cell PLASTER CLEANtNG Europe•n Creftslftan G8r'**1g. """' ...,....,. 3880 C••I Water ~ ....
••&iii8iiiiiiiiiiil SERVJ""llC! 3548 'T1lo, p1un11ng, ra•roof. w -lnltll. -.... PublMr.Utlhtlee llPAIJt .-1y pool ctng. chem liiiiiiii~liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliE~LEiiiCiT~~IU~cAtiiiii.iiJiii6~1~0iL~'e~p.-~tr~•~n~d!.!:mJ.0t~e~1~R~o~l_:_''1 ~ ll'MGIJ ' 7 .'?~~m,Jss, Ion liliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii WYC, ~IP repair, frff Stet·-581·7881 -__ 14_·.;;.""'~---'I-----•• 1 T22 -· ON.ft 9oefte LAI...._ lnl/Ellt. petch p4asler1ng -·-··-·-·---=-~-• .-.ATL •lectrlc -Fr.. hou•• cana''"'"'"9 a-On Movtng CUilom -~ qllllOly c... Water ~la Aw! :.c~ res/comm, 24 ht "" Spec;.,.1 •• 1n 811 trades• :
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3514 tt!.;: r::;::: ~ pricea/no tob too 1ma11 Yf9 ••P Ouewona en-ut)I a c:ompl MN at90 ,,...,. ¥telta/PM ....,., r----•-•_•_oe __ •_• __ 1 lll•••••ll!l•I ce•W~Ma·lN:I Uc'd M2·1t2.a awerte1r0t11 .. 164Nt44 av"4t.a1.aaoe ~-~Jane. TRADE
Houa•oleenlng:Low •••otrloel. Room Pe .. ~ • ....._ ltetlNal, ...._,....,,, "'"' ~1Catot! ..... 1 ,..._ '°' compltltle cM--Adda, Svc Upgrad... Plumblng, eleCtrlc, 01.e11y 11111'11 """ ....... ... your hOJ'M _...,,. Cl.tSSlfted
t•lled oare4'ctudtng 220. No fOb too amalll ce~try. site. llOfttllW 11 111 ~ ehtOUgt\ ctuaWied um"""''
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place a garage sale sign
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............. Dys 5~752 M EVIN fp $4IO/moe•e ••oo ~ 11&0; ~of-exp onty need eipply, CHEAAv-"'oueeN ddy ohledren.' She'e ..._..., "'°"' _. Coupe • .........,.,.. cw. .._ CINIM. pl * d/W ..._. oeiNr9 T19-7M2 ... 18' MIF to ...,_ ~:. = :t= = :.., ~-=-ANN, Bunet lo chN .,, outdoor dog who t !!L..... ~~· .......-ett0W prtn, 0 ~·~.:-a:. ~ ._ ..,, ~ Udo ,., wea.monc: Ll1I 28f houSe .. .__ to all ec•'.,.. ~oflee w/tnlnoted bllc:k, c:urto need• • b6g yerd end ----YP9' Ml, 8CCepUng .,... M• MtO L: M no_.... a• 0907 a.cneeor. rt/a. t\/peta, w•t•r. w/d, ttplc ~· (~ FAX copier' LOC8' E•p c.penc-: Ill end•. Matchln Iota of TLC~... .... . .....U7 on.ti P10) .. 0822 'II 9g
1850 1.... lcludH sec>Olmo 875--3765 Fed Ex UPS • notary' Must have Ina d cat. cable a chair• NEVEX lost h« maaer a ~ ~==it~ LI~~ 8:::-fuly tum Beecon B•f 2BR MCty .;;all m9550: ~Not;= need USE~t:t~:r all, =ld,::1.,. "':i == -------· llUCIDIS 1130 &llTJQVIS •
elde. gated, lndry rm. 1 Br UUI gar Incl 181~ ur'· Mo fto ~ Al Quinlan Maid/Childcare ~ moat ot the time. TIAllSPOITATIOI CIJlSSICS 1250
doee to bch, echts & $78$/mo Yttv 1 per: :, 8;~:: • av Npt iCh 1250 aq ft In Colerede,' 23 or French Ilk• RKk She'• 8PPfOIC 7 yrs •77 M8rH•H ..... --~. 9hope.. .,....... aon no !MU 873-0837 prof bldg. Ample •di• otdef grNt •leualion. T•T, cu9'om flnllh, Old and w.w had hef 480SL, good cond-•90 AMID Cen••rt.
' N8 M/F. 3Br 2B• twn-cent eurfac• parking. Hnd. resume, picture brau trim a pales, alnce lh9 w .. •&-wk· ---.-.W'ale--5-UPS----I lion, .... than •UK tmmao cond, rune ~ OlllW t Left! hOuM. NotV•mkr, w/d. Bob Lew, 26t-8t81 & letter 203 Eventng 11000, ., ... etoe Old pup. She It totally .....aana orig m11 c.• 645-0477 perfect. Wht wall•,
Vert BIO 1 BA In a Verullln, l.RG 1br Nr bch. Utll pd. "425, Canyon: COM 92925 Uvtng tm lo bedroom non-eggreuNe and 11 D0Ca 7022 ~ alllrta. l18t< Ot
quiet oomp6ele. w/mlnl 'View. S825I gat avail. 850-3918 furniture. ReHon-not • b8rtcet. Vert --------trade for newer
E'9'de. no pets, mo. XLNT QUlaT BUSINESS &. Marine mechanlclWBoal ablell (714) 873·7871 gentle wtth kid•. but •• ca-e1o ,._. 9oh OlDSllOIU.I 1155 8 tonco/Bl•zer-type Ut.a427 1 4111 yard worke1'9, mu1t no watch dog. Sho le -... • veh. Bob 831·1131 oc. many amen, eeU'l'•T~ h•v• ••p, Start MOVING SAU regl1tered with the Looi Sltp• to 50 . llOVIMN UICIAL waitc to beach, fUll ~ •.ru..iJ 2728 FINANCE lmmed, e794U7 ~ IOfa Mt In off Kennel Club • "Bon-~•Ible llYeabollrdl •74 OLDS TeNI•••
S1BA-MOO. 2BA.s700. MC. IM, no pets. WANTED whit•, "450. Dout>te n 1 • H ••th•, 0 • 831-8480 M S7M107 Auna greet. ~ In ~·~ 644-7211 Agt P~!"~ & ~ c:haiM lounge, '200. Dundee" •nd I'm Side-Tie on LITTL• greet concMtlon. 900 1 R•SPONSl•L• male _._r90n, King •In waterbed, IM.lfe, tho' I htlven't ISLAND for 8 ft Ot tr8de tor good de-•~N SP•CUW W. Newpe>rt 38R 28A, elem school teachet, BUSINESS !~r~ pr1-:75~ 1100. 540-7587 uked her, ahe'd pr• beam, S200fmo =:d!b19.n,!.~0=~ a.re•• lg 2~ 1BA d/w, gar999, 11eps to Chri1tlan non-smkr, OPPORTUMJTY Brlstot.'Barr Lumt>e< fer• family of Sc:ottllh 873-07H (7t4) 631•7480 ~::rmc,~:::r· =._1~.~rty ~:~~·ue:iui~OU:~ud~ 2904 secR •TARY-N'B llEltCRANDISE ~,~8~~ ••o cuu ... iu-
kitchen a storage, NB/ Yacht Broker999. PfT. MISC. 6015 l'llB• only to tnel••····--· pr.-.. most options ~11!1 CdM/E'skt• CM araa. Major CHh lncom In 20 htslwk. Flu. R• most qualified fa.nlly. AUTOMOBIJ.ES lnci phone, ldnt cond.
La 1, 2 WESTllDISTEI 2692 Can pay $400. Please '119ndlng. 'No compeU-cepllon, phones, W/P, ONet Deel• Pleue call 54~1425. 171< ml 19,750. C811
a 38R towhomH. G• call 631-6763 lw m99. tlon. Newest ma· mail, llllng •• Xero1elng. 3 piec. wall unit w/bar SELL Biii 720•97o• day;
n1999 available. Nego-1BR Apt. quiet complex, chines. Rout .. for =kB~ Box $550 obo. frig 5100. SPOITDIG 94<M580 ~
tiabfe. 54a-7H7 $540/mo -Free ublsl HI• chHp. S3K-4 • · 122.-..74 GOODS 6065 E
Mini blinds, lg closet. COMMERCIAL wkly poulble. FT/PT. ShiptN"9 a.ti f/IT*l Herttor Rti;; ....,.,=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii yooi used vef1icle TRAD
NWpt Hgt.I ., .. dplx. PQ91, lndry, 894-8115 REAL ESTATE so down If qualified. for oc •hoe mfg. '"9 .... 8 chande-•" through classified
38R 2~Ba. frplc, 2 •••••••• Carla 80CM48--0804 Nffd good org/comm tiers. anUque French GOLi' CLU•S with or 642-5878 ltwoogh ciusified
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car gar, $1350/mo. sklll1, computer Iller· marble ~ 4 baT wit hout cart. Good 642-58TS
548-0779 e< fl60.6578 APARTMENTS ate, accurate typing. stool, 1 twin mattreH1-;;';;;;ha;;:;pe;;;;;;:. S60;;;;;;:;;;;.;;;;4;;;;94;;;;·;;;;64;;;;60;;;;;;:m;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:,,:===::::;::;;:;:-:-:-:-:-::-::-;.'.;'-!!~~;:;;--!!JI;;;!~~~=!!!.-};:;;--! SPaCIAL MOV•·•N FOR RENT BUSINESS Knowl of IBM, macros, set gar999 opener 11
OP M•• tBR, newl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ PROPERTY 2767 ANNOUNCEMENTS Lotus a+. 946-4593 lot; more. 7s .. 7ue
C81'j)et, laundry laclll· i Rosewood; dining room
tle8.. 722-e784 HOTELS EMPLOYMENT table w/ e chalra 811 • -oTELS 2718 •Small 2 person orr..1 Mother of Peart Cur NEWPOJtT .. print snop 1n t.aguna LOST & SERVICES 5533 ''°· Display cabinet, BEACH 2669 Beach. Same loc for FOUND 2925 Wall unll Pair of 4' LIVE IN LAGUNA 2.8 years. Well est. n n nu Clolsaonne VHel,
Furn Studio•, kitchen-customer baH. Very Pleue be aware that Sell s 1250 Louie ·the •2BDAll $700* ett ... TV, pool. 5175 low overhead, high FOUND: nice blllClc the ll•llno• In thl• cat-14th desk if;95, 2 but
& up. 494-5294 profit margin. <>wner a whit• dog. f• Ire fet1 w/Mother ot PHrl, •tBDAM $80C)t Make the riQht move. Inherited Arizona male, recent mother. ~11":Y=':-.mt:: 7• ac:t"ffn. P .. r of
Frig, dahwshr, 1tove Piiot Rom ••tato Ranch 494-1448 Tracy Picked up by Animal In which thet• Is • Chlneee .,...... ..
Incl. No pets S45-4855 842·5878 or 770-7451 Don • Control 4118 at Fash· charge per minute. Wooden H8ftd
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642-4968. 75t·74e9
FOUND: p ........ t MERCHANDISE Tool shed $150, filing
Frldmy, Aptil 18 on cab sso. ~ty desk By CHARLES GOREN tho 52nd Street seo. hld•aibed couch
with OMAR SHARIF DUCK SOUP bo•ch, Newport 1100. Terry 540-9430
and TANNAH HIRSCH a..ctt. 845-1821 ANTIQUES 6010 COMPUTERS 6018
Both vulnerable. South deal.a. At the table, declarer won the LOi T .,RD
NORTH Openm· 0 ~=·-ood lead in hand and large Cock•too, Antlquer Antlque liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
" UJAW white with orange Show & Salel Sunday, 2 COMpl Spt0tft8 • Q ~ 2 immediately played off the ace and cr"t. Lost April 14 April 25th, 9-3pm. W/4 MB Ram, 2 flop-
<:;;> A 9 8 queen of epadea, t.o learn the b8d near TeWlnkle Perk. HM5 Parle Ave, C.M. p I es, key b o er d,
0 7 6 ~ 2 news. South continued by cub. Al!WARD Day, 253-ceoe• 82249St ~~!n."000~1':.:
• K 6 s the king and ace of cluba and COD· ::3,;,, :'!c,~~1 .. 149· AHTG Dini... ....... color mon. 4eeDX/33
WEST EAST cedinc a club. West woo and led Set. Mahogany table MH2, s1sso; 386140
• T 9 8 6 • 10 th trum d . the fullneaa 0 LOST MARCH 17TH, w/leaf ••lender, 6 MHZ. $1250 955-5842 .,, ano er Pan m GOLD CHAIN with chairs matching •Ide•----------CV Q 10 CV K J 8 4 3 time declarer had to loee a trump, gr_,, pendant. boafd' & lighted china 1811 Comp 288 w/3.5,
0 Q J 10 0 K 9 8 .f 3 another club and,two heart.I-down Rewwd. 642-3688 cab, $2000. 540-7587 5 v. rtoppy. Keyboard
Q 0 8 7 • J 9 and Monitor. 1300. • 1 two. WAHTEDI Kay Finch obo Nt ... 211 SOUTH Once trumps are 4-1 declarer ia Ceramic ~,,.., etc ·
• A K 7 4 3 no favorite. Yet better timing coul EMPLOYMENT C908) 1544 •·0-P-fl_CE ____ _
c:;;> 7 6 2 have landed the contract.
You!
My rental ad was
ordered for 3 days.
It was rented on the
nrst day and 35 more
people called!
EMILY. BALDRIDGE
Newport Beach
0 A Since declarer muat concede a APPLIANCES 6011 FUINITURE &
• ~ 6 .f 2 club, correct technique ia to do ao EQUIPMENT 6047 L-----------------------------~
The blddinc: immediately by playinc a low club EMPLOYMENT Drills/saws dryer MIO liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. ------------------------------, South Weet North Eut from hand at trick two and duckinc 5530 refrlg s3oo, bench•--------
1 • P... 2 • P... in dummy. Eaat wina and return• a aaw S50. 436-0450
3 • P... .f + P... tNmp, aa good a defeme aa any. Carpen•~ -a.ct. 6 Hvy GE 11 cu' refrig S130. P... P... Declarer takea the Iring in band, equip OP8f. lmn'led po• Display case w/glasa
Moving-old &
antique office
furniture -4 oak, Opening lead: Queen of O crouea t.o the queen oftrumpe and, avall, must tra'llSI, top lrnt, 4 1"•25" ... V•"
It ia not aJw·-•• .., to apot th on learnino of the bad trump divi pay & benefits, Su-Fr deep, 550. 549-2967 lft 4 mahogany dM«s
and 10 chairs, swivel
and straight plus
Bob Crachltt high
boy desk, pvt party 644-7211
... ,,. _,, " • . 305-947·5238 EST enra chances available. And whe aion, abandons trumpe m favor o Sen YOUf Ufflllanted
you do, it i.a euential to telt ruffing a diamond. Dental Aeat., GP of-Item• the ... Y wayl
Pno. n'•:-m' •"-· ..;.r..t 0 .......a.r, to --L N ~ •• 1._ ···"-th '-'-flee, CM/N.B. area, •· To ptace yout
..-wic •.... rue wa.. ow ~r C#l ~ e ~ ray he reqd. Mo-Thu classified ad can
ll1ft you pt to try them all. and ace of clubs. Althouch the tui can 642-oeo& · 842-.H78.
Once North could raile apadet doesn't break, declarer i.a lucky
South became interested in game. enough to find West with the lon..i----------------
To allow North to judp which val-clubs. That pennita declarer to EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYME.NT
ues would be working, South made• in dummy, Nff another diamon 5530 5530 PLUG
IN
game try in a auit where help wu and cash the aces of spades andJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
needed-club.. With a muimum heart.I for 10 tricks in all. Declare
rai1e and a top honor in clube, ecoree three high tNmpe, th
North bad no problem about Nffa, two red aces and two clu CHANGING CAREERS?
accepting. tricks. GRUBB le ELLIS RESIDENTIAL
OFFEltS TO A SELECT FEW
. TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
UnllmlttK:I Potential Eamlng1 * R«JI E1tat. Training
• Mon~,,,.nt support * Dynamic T.am
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1 Both' pref
5 Plano work 10 TrM lrunk
14 A'1f1M'ance
15~1rene
HI Tiile --
17~
ltlng 11 Admirable
20 P•don
22 Dog °' cat
23 Rower 24 Gunpowder
lngfedlel"I
211 .:~"' ~, ..
27 Unmlltlllabls
:~hlon
3$ Wrong deed 3e Actr_. Bntt
:17 DladW~
51 Poker ploy 40 81..-lng
device 41 00£'1
command
•2 lce-cteam
holder
43 Garment part
45 Wad 89alfl 47 Headed lh9 ..
... Neon. •·O 41 Chufdl
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53---lhoUt 54 CoNcblll 51 ler"4ng to
--1
1 2 3 4
111 FIOW9!" wtth
three petal•
112 AlteYlate
&3 Hang lboul
&4 Golf pegs 85 Lookl al
ga Ut< city
117 Clrcle of
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1 loYe god
2 Length unit
3 ShOw pleuure
4End ....
5 Upon pref
8 Pounded down
7 -crust
8 Scamper
9 Ethnic: anding
10 Type ol hound
1 t Flnal blo 12 Attecllon
13 Piicher
19 -John'•, Nnd
21 S.. aurge
25 Oread• 28 T ree-coverad ., ...
27 Poelpone
28 Cream 01 the
crop
2t Pool llhot
30 Letluc. 31 MIOeut VIP """ 32 Olnlmetll
33 Meaurad
dUfatlon of
35 Futen 39 EYWI one
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40 Accompanying
thla 42 SIOf11Q9 boit 44 Tra----fe Fiber planta 47 $mad
4t In axlstence
50 Sword
51 8ecom9 worn
•• lh9ad998 52 -IMJMty
8 9
53 Net>rutta
county
55 Region
5e Cambodlen
rnooey
57 F°'mer name
of Euon
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11 12 13
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Opportunity
AppllcanfJ must pol#ll ...
S.H-Molfvatton and s.x:c.urut loclcground
Ron Mazzano 644-6200 for
C:Ofllld9nllaf.,..,...
.ASTRC>LC>c;Y
Svdnev Omarr . .
Wedne•def, Aprl 21, 1m
Tiit "Soclu" Story: ~b•lt raps UlllA (~pl. 23·0ct 22) Suddenly
•mong ut flncltn con~mlng Socb. you're fret! Prevlout rulH, rqulatlon1,
tht Whitt HoUM c•t. A tnac Plltt•nJ rettrictioN no longer apply fOC\1.1 on
Soclu dOft not takt to 1111 Clinton, commu.nlutlon. romance. ability 10 1n ·
lht Ptt1ldtnl, who 11 Leo, • fire •Ian. Ouenct PfOP'-•nd gain allin. AnH,
Soclu toltraln Hlll1ry, the Flnt Llcly, •nothtt Libra, pl•y dynamic rolH
who la • Wattr 1lgn, S<orplo. Chei.ta, SCOllPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Som•
tht 13-yut·old Pltcn daughter, is will tnalat, "You are a IOOM' cannon!"
coneldtttd to bt ~k'• molft. 0-· Taitt thlJ as • compliment, "'"' lnde-
tlon u len, "If Soclu and Pl'ftlckftl pendenct, courage, UPffl apple cart
Clinton •tt 1llergl~ touch other, who LNd rathtt thin follow-new love Ill
11 to go?" An lnfonn•I poll a•ona c•I on horizon. Leo figurtt prominently
lonn concltadft: Tltt Ptt1lcltnt •..e SACITTAlllUS (Nov 22-DK 21 ) bt giYtn hi• walklna ,.,.n1
AIUES (Muth ll-Apnl 19 ). Don't Atttntlon revolveuround property. fl·
ltt go of wh•I you llO rettntly euntd. n.ncU.I at•tus, dtd.Jlon "''•ting to di-
Cycle rema1n1 high, llna~J wlndJall tection, murlage Employment plct\I"'
due ftmalt f•mily membtr 11 In argu· Improves. you11 fttl fit, IMmbtr of op·
mtnlahve mood Smile, walk •way, re-posile an ,_urn of love
fuM to Indulge In fooh1h aqu.abblt CAPalCORN {DK 22-J•n 19) Dl·
TAUllUS (April 20·May 20) lulld vtn1fy, t.uah at your own folblt1, H ·
on 11e>hd 1trvctu1T, cycle movt1 up, m.t pntlMflt. try dlfftttnt modft of tnna·
your own ludg111tnl, your ln1ulllve ln· ponatlon Addlllon•I •ppattl flll JU.It
ttll«t '1alht1 green Muna inner voim fine, l111provn body lm1gt Ctmlnl,
glvn you go·1hud 11gn.I. luain-•· S.,lttarl1111 penont att rt>prewnttd
1odat• con1ult1 aboul chin.gt of Ml· AQUARIUS (Ian 20-Ftb 18):
d('fll ~block ttftlOYtd, pro<'ffd with CIU•
CIMINI (May 21 ·Junt 20). You'll tk>n but don't dlllltt pr1ndplft. Unlq~
bt mu1lng, "Thia 11 my k.tnd of d1y, "'"*lionehip. NC"ently on rotk.1. will bt
people a,. peylna a~n11on to wl'IM I reetortd Appa,.nt ._ wlll bopmerang
Ny, wr11tl" S«,.t lnform1tion ob· In your f.v0t. Scorpio Involved
t•lnfd, mak.t the mOll of It whllt bell\g
dltcrtet Virgo. •nochef Ctmtni, ,..,,,... PISCES (Feb 19-Mar 20) Bondi are
1tnttd looleMd-you'll have *"""' ftttdoM ~+-+---1 CANCllJl (June 21 ·July 22). 'Tnt of "°""'"'t Di"'91fy. ll«'ent nf'll•
rKlpea, •h•"P"" IOOtl. h1vt 11.1ttt1 for tillty. tftlphailw ebtllty to t11prna •mo·
_ _.,_+---t d inMr Sttnano feetu,... ecWecl ftlall• tloN vi. compotllk>N, f'O"''Y Ont you
nltlon, afftttton, dotMttlc Mti--IMflt Ion will not l•k• you for aranttd
--+--+--+--t that 1WtOtW hannofly Ye>11'll bl lllMitft·
Ing 10 M111lt while In Hfllllfttnt•I
--+--+--+-..----<t---1 mood
If APaJL 2l II YOUR llRTHDA \'1
Yo .. •rt 1Uper·tonwt011• of body 1111·
•••-you poaMtl NMtthbl• MnM of "•"'°'· hne lni.ll«t!AAI c\lnoaoy •• ,.
... ,.. .. Wh"""1 )'OU •re •nd you do
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S.S1tttrht1 lrldlYW ... 11 ptay roln In
)'Our Ill• You'll be 1r1trotp«t1v• In
M•y. you'll pnf~ te<hftMtllft and
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)'OU .ciMIN .tu. "M•y I di--·
thing v•ry lnll1111tt with yo11t" ln-
voh•n d•ndnc1nt art•ng•lft•nl, vtry
1ntr11utn1. bul don't gt>t 1nea1rtobl1
1nve>fwd Pite'ft 11111,.. In tttnenO
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