HomeMy WebLinkAbout1993-07-19 - Orange Coast PilotTHE NEWPORT BEACH • It's going to be
sunny and warm
today with highs
in the mid to •
·christopher Cross .
tonight at the fair
Christoph~r Cross, who
won five Grammy Awards
and one Academy Award
for his songs, performs
tonigh t at fhe Orange
County Fair in two shows
~at 7 and 9 p.m.), free
.vith fair admission.
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No age limits for
Assemblyman, 70
When Gil Ferguson left
the military at age 47,
society's rules seemed to
tell him he was to old fo r
a new career. That's when
he started making his own
ru les. Now, the Balboa
Island resident says
society's rules have
changed.
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On the cover
The p.:imtmg on the
top ol page 1 today uf
the PPlic;m Hill Coif
Cour)<: 1$ by the late
Jan~ London. Many of
her \\Orks are featured
in the City of Newport
Bl!ach 1993 calendar
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upper 70s and great big
surf. Morning cfouds will
burn off by the afternoon.
See Weather, A2
Winner of 33 journalism awards in 1993
.10 to 12-foot .waves swamp lifeguards
...._ About 300 swimmers, one •
lit eguard tower rescued from
heavy surt. Two boaters also
rescued after power boat flipped.
Surf size may increase today.
By Tony Oodero Staff Wrrter
NEWPORT DEACH -Huge waves
from a :.ou1h )well battered the coast this
\\Cd.end, nearly swallowing up a lifeguard
tower and forcing lifoguards he re to pluck
nearl} 300 )!randed S\\ tmme rs from the
heavy surf.
In add111on. Sheriff Harbor Patrol offic-
ers and Ne.,..port Beach lifeguards "ere
called 10 help '"o men \\ho \\ere injured
Jflcr their 35-foot power boat did a com-
plete forv.arJ t11p m the rough seas SJt·
unb) morning
But the pounding )Urf !..i:pt hfeguardi.
the busiest Sunday as beach cro\\di.
s" elled to 9-U>OO and Jppro\lm3tel)' I~
people had 10 be re~ed. Lifeguards (.X·
· pect 1he surf to st3) about the same size
1oday,.
·'This morning was JU!.t \\ 1ld," :.aid
Ne" port Beach Manne Safety Lt Jim
Turner on SundJ). "It's a big da)' There's
a \Cry big current bet\\een 13th Street
and 18th Street."
Turner estimated 1he surf "as running
a solid 6-8 feel along most of the beaches
and he noted th3t The Wedge was getting
waves in the 8-12 feel range. •
No major injuries ""ere reported on the
beaches. ho"'e,·er
A row of people stand on the Newport Jetty to watch the 10-to 12-foot waves crash again t the rocks Sunday afternoon.
"The)' (the lifeguards) are doing a :.IJI·
See SURF-4
Group .lights Back Bay land purchase
.. Grass roots effort to defeat proposed
assessment district to pay for Castaways,
Newport North land parcels.
By Tony Oodero, Start Writer
NEWPORT BEACH -Some residenh here nre al-
readyvowing to m·oun1 a grn~s roots effort 10 defeat a
Newport Consenancy propo~ul to purchase
pos31 offers some cle3r benefits for the re:,1dents -
namely three valuable pieces of property.
"I'm not surprised there are people \\ho arc 3gain\t
any government fees. taxes or 3n)1h1ng et!ie," Watt
s3id. "The problem is our common intere~1~ needl> and
benefits can only be 3ccommod31cd b)' cJrcf ull) con-
trued assessments. But this is better 1han mo:.1 a .
sessments because this is permanent and 1:rng:b1e. £,.
erybody knows what they are getting and they kno''
they'll have it forever."
three prime parcel of Irvine Co. land ncMlcd
nlong the Back Oay.
To buy the Upper and Lo''cr Castaways and
Newporter North sites, the Conservancy has
crafled an asses)meni district tax proposal that
wou Id CO)! ~inglc home owners S 120 a year for
the next 30 years.
"There are some people "ho fe el this is not a
wi se expenditure of ci ty money nnd we arc start-
ing to gather fact and go forward with a gras
roots campaign to defeat the me-a)urc," snid 831·
bon Island re~ident Vic Sherreitt.
The City Council will decide July 26 whether
to place the assessment ta."< on the November
ballot. If get 011 'the ballot and 55 percent of the
vo1ers nppro1,e the measure it will then face a
property assessment protest hearing.
'It there is an
open forum and
there is honest
debate and the
people of New-
port Beach pass
this thing, I'll
pay my money.'
Still, Shcrreit1 and Johnson say
when you 'add up the cost of the
property and interest over 30 years
the people of Newport . Beach will
end up paying $165 million. And
they contend that it's 3 futile effort
because The Irvine Co. is nlrcady
planning to donate more thnn half
of those acres as open space.
Sherrcitt and Johnson also con·
tend the property assessment fee 1:.
merely a way to circum,ent Propo-
sition 13, the st3te measure '' h1ch
Corona del Mar resident Randy Johnson aid he
will join in the opposition. He believes the 1a.xp3ycrs
should stop the mea!lurc dead in 11s tracks.
"This is one thing that you just got to get the infor·
Jn3tion ncro s to the people and they will drive a cher-
ry stake through the heart of this thing," Johnson said.
Out Conservancy foun der Jean Watt said the pro-
-"-' JOlm requires a t\\O·thirdl> m3jon1y ap·
Corona del MM residert proval before new 13\e C3n be le.\-
ied. '
"I think this is r~ally a ta..\ on 1he
city of Newport Beach," Sherreitl said. "It's not real!}
an assessment district."
Watt disagrees.
"I have all the respect in the world for Propo'>llll11l
13 because government C3n get out or control," Wall
said. "But Proposition 13 was an end·run around ma-
See l.AND/4
For art's sake
A model shows off an I. Magnin fa hion during lhe Black and
White Bash for Newport Harbor Art Mu eum aturday. See
story in Society, page 5.
Golden deadline: 27
'
Celebrating
105 years On her 10Sth
birthday,
friends at the
Newport
Rehabilitation
Center threw
Louise HMary''
Revely a party.
Mary enjo~ the
comeany of her
cousin Claire
Daggett of San
Jose as Franky
the dog sits on
her lap.
Costa Mesa workers
expected to retire~----·
of memories
~ Family and friends help
Louisa ''Mary" Revely toast
more than a century of life.
By Dean Traylor
When n!lkcd :ibout her ccret to
longevity at her birthday party~
Louisa "Mary~ Revely "1id.
jokingly, "I don't know. It (the
years) ju t came bit by bit."
Yet, de pile her uncertaint). Friday'
birthdoay celebration al lhc Newport
Rehabilitation Center m3r .. eJ a
milestone in Rcvc~y· long.
distinaui~hed life -he turned IOS.
Her son Fred Revcty and her
JCC:Ond-cousin Claire Oageu. alonf
with llaff mcaaben and re idcnts a
tM CllDter, .,c 1oac1her co celebrate
her binhday with cake, ice cream and
peact..pineapple punch .
Althouah frail and her hcarina
diminished, Revely was up for the
bash.
"h's amazina how alen she i ," aid
Katie Fau t, the center's activity
director.
Revtly seems to t1ake a liaht heartcJ
approach lo a lot ot things. At the
party, ht mentioned how
unenthus1:i cic she was towird her
tla1ly phy .. ical &herapy of le& strc1chc
and muscle messqet. '"They boom me
and bans WM," she said jol(ftlly.
The most amuifta tW. llMJu•
Revet,, however, ii Mr Uea memory or tvcnt1 '"*'happened. fir.,.. k ..
1 ttntury qo. Mm& her bMlllt
memory. ridifta horle-Mct -•the
'
only form of tran rm1a11on -to
hool on the Cnn:idinn pr~1rie in the
t <)()),
She also rccoalltJ her .,..etJJing in
1923 in Vuncou\er. Bril1'h Columbia
-1ncludin1 detail uch .a "hat she
voore, her pre enl , her ue'I and, Of
course, her hone)'moon. l "I .. ore a blue \Ull lo 1hc ..... edJ1n . :a
brand ncv. u1t ." he id We \pent
our hone moon in uttlc We v.cnt b
bolt there, becau\e plane v.eren't '
(Oy1n1 pa nacn) then."
She wa born 1n ova Scotia. ln her
early yean -around the turn or the
century -her f amity ~d to
SM 105 YEARS~
....-In effort to save the jobs of 33 city
employees. those nearing retirement leave
to make room for their co -workers.
By Mamie tkleod SI 'I w er
COSTA ML \ ~fore than 27 city cmpluycc
arc e pected h> lc.i'c 1~e1r job., nc\t v.cek a 1hc~
take 11dvan1uge of an incentive program :urned at
preventing la)'·Off!> frnm tht' cit .
Friday wa the \lcadltnc for employees to otrcr
thei. retirement or wluntary reM~nJllon from their
po ition in C\ch.tn~t' for either tv.o ca~ retirement
credit for tho c di 1blc to retire -in add111on '"
ba~ic retiremen t -or t.,...o "'cc s lilry for every
)Ur with the cil), for th'' e not tli 1blc to retire. Tiie
f'l3n uo'e in an t'lhut to avert the la ·off, of 3 city
cmplO)·ee • '\:hcJulcd for nc't Frida .
The n\&mber ol pcorle v.ho 100.. to the orter
am ted 0«1c1:al
.. ll wa quite :a 'urpr1 to u,, c pcc1all) when the
Job market '" ., uncertain a it i ," iJ 0111 Fol m,
pre idcnt or the c ta Mcu City EmplO)ee Ai-
~aatK>n. "l en to l l people would've made "
happy.''
Fol'°"' said the money for tho untary rcsicn•·
iion is bcifta paid for by all city e......,,H• who. ear-
lier this ,Clf, ¥<>Ced to doriatc one-third of dlelr N·
sptttive r1itu to a money pool. TM • .,. •• wlao ... ., ..... ..
2 Monday, July 19, 1993 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daity Pilot
LOCALS ONLY
MANAGING EDITOR STEVE MARBLE, 540-1224, cite. 363
The housewife ' -SENIORS
must be paid Spotlight on a unique senior citizen in our community
a-worthy wage
T he housewife is the greatest
unpaid talent on earth. For
thous1nds of years, she's coped
with grime, boring meals, tight
budgets. uncommunicative husb:inds,
and kids with rocks in their heads. All
for love.
On the eve of the 21st Century we
Nancy
Mcintyre
59 and
Holding
feel we deserve fairer
compensation for our
labors than an
occasional grunt of
approval -which
can't be deposited in
the bank. Keeping
house deserves an
executive salary with
stock options and
bonuses. If nothing
more, homemakers
would like the dignity
of their work
recognized -as much
as if they were
operating a traffic
control center or performing brain
surgery.
"I don't think
I could have
stayed this
active as a
senior had it
not been for a
change in
society. It's
allowed many
of us to
stay young
and stay
involved.''
GIL FERGUSON
at right
At last. Congress is looking into the
Unremunerated Work Act -a fancy
name for slave labor. It would measure
the dollar value of domestic duties
performed by outside help. If this
emancipation from dishpan hands ever
becomes law, I hope the payment is
retroactive. I could retire; although I
confess my occasional fling with a mop
is not worth 10 bucks an hour. .
Twenty-five cents is closer to the mark.
But there's·more to being a wife than
callouses. Lawmaker breaks the Golden 'rule'
My principal contribution is that of a
Live-In Therapist. The only difference
between me and the ones with the fancy
offices and leather couches, I don't
Gil Ferguson refuses to slow down for society 's lim,its o~ senior citizens
work :i 55-minure hour. I'm available all
hours for my husband's anxieties,
compulsions, guilt trips, and pent-up
hostilities against automobile mechanics.
Bill's principal trauma was flunking
kindergarten because he never learned
to put things back where they belong -
and he still can't get the hang of it.
Most therapists charge a hundred an
hour, but I'd give my spouse a cut rate
because he ignores my advice.
My medical consultations are also
rejected. Getting my spouse to a doctor
requires weeks of delicate negotiations
that can't be measured in dollars and
cents. As for nursing a sick
hu sband-that deserves hazardous
combat pay.
Another traditional and
uncompensated duty of a homemaker is
that of the family Excuse-Giver in
breaking boring dates. Especially with
sensitive in-laws. Through years of
experience women have mastered the
art of white to tattle-tale gray lies,
projecting just the right amount of
sincerity and crestfallen disappointment.
It's no easy task convincing your
sister-in-law why you and your spouse
can't attend her Masked Ball for the
Preservation of the Mississippi Glow
Worm.
A wife's intuition should also count as
a valuable asset, but I doubt men would
pay for it. This is the instinct that
compels females to empty their
husbands' pockets for signs of infidelity.
In later yea rs the same voice warns
them to look in their mate's pockets to
sec if he made the bank·deposit.
But cheer up, girls! Things could be
worse. In Japan a husband spends only
24 minutes a day on domestic concerns;
and that's probably the time he takes to
rate he wife's Tea Ceremony
performance.
Nancy Mcintyre Is• resident of
Lnguna Niguel.
By Russ Loar, Staff Writer
A t age 70, Newport Beach Assemblyman Gil
Ferguson is once again thinking about a new
career. Age, as far as Ferguson is concerned,
is irrelevant.
"l happen to be part of the first
generation to break the stereotype of senior
citizens," says Ferguson, who lives on Balboa Island
with wife Anita when he's not in Sacramento. "We
were the first generation to break all of the laws
about how old you have to be to
get a job."
Ferguson, a conservative
Republican now in his fifth term
in the state Assembly, is planning
on running for the state Senate
seat held by Marian Bergeson if
she becomes an Orange County
supervisor. He has also been
encouraged to run for secretary of
state, but Ferguson says he'd
rather move into the upper house
of the state Legislature.
Ferguson was not always
indifferent about his age. When he
was a 47";Year-old lieutenant
colonel in the Marine Corps,
concerns about age led to his
decision to retire after a
distinguished combat record
'We were
the first
generation
to break
alt of the
laws about
how old
you have
to be to
get a job.'
including service in World War II, the Korean
Conflict and the Vietnam War.
"I was older than the other lieutenant colonels. ·
Because of my combat record I stood an excellent
chance to be promoted," he says. "But l figured if I
went up for general I would be 51 years old by
then, and they had never selected a general over
50."
So al age 47, Ferguson took his Purple Heart and
left the military after 26 years of service which
included making a documentary film in Vietnam,
setting up an advertising bureau for the Marines in
Washington D.C., and running a newspaper and radio
station at Camp Pendleton.
"I told my wife•, I've got to get a job -I've got to
start something-new," Ferguson says.
His timing was critical.
"At that time, if you were over 50 years old, people
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When not in Sacramento f utrilling his duties a~ a state
assemblyman, Gil Ferguson enjoys gardening at his
Balboa Island home. .
would never hire you in the private sector."
Armed with a bachelor's degree in cducmional
psychology he'd earned between wars and his public
relations experience from the military, Ferguson
landed a job with the Irvine Co. as director of public
relations in 1969. At the Irvine Co., Fergu on
changed the company's cowboy logo and farm image
to secure a $150 million line of credit from wary
eastern ban~o;. The monc\ \\as nccdcJ to finance
the company'i. amb1t10U) ·plam 10 built.I nc"
rcs1dcnti:1l de\clopmcnh. Ferguson' nc" compan)
slogan \\..t,, "Irvine: Uuilder of Tomorrcm ·)Citic'
Today."
''The ro\\boy im..igc d1dn'1 'ell b:1c.~ m
Connec11cut .ind New Yor~ .• ind th.it\ "here the
mon<'y "·'' tn tho\C ti.I)'·" r·ergu\On '·')) "So I
changed the entire 11nagc or the rnmpJn) -to
their great <li\t relos."
Fcrgu,on , .. ent on 10 become \llC pn:,idcnt ur
a<hert1,in~. public rd.111on\ and marketing anJ
founded the I" inc \\'orld Ne'" nc'"papcr and the
now defunct Ne" \\ orlJ~ of II'\ rnc magazine. I le
left the ll'\ine Co. 1n 1973 to begin h" O\\n puhlu:
rclntionli agency, Corporate Communications.
"For the f1r)t )Car. I \\JS sick. I didn't kno' ho"
I wa going to pa) the rent. It \\a~ the grcate t
experience or my hrc ..
The e'pcncncc. I crguson ayl>, taugr11 him the
rc:::ihties of how llmall bu)inel>!>e arc haltered b\
bureaucracy. Dul bui.ines pic~ed up. and Ferg~son
wa called on to put together a coali11on of
pro·bu iness group to fight the "ant1·gro" thers"
and "wacko environmentalists."
H is first run for the Mate A'l\Cmbly in 1978 ",11;
unsuccessful. Uut m 19 .i. he "as clcctc<l 10
the A~embly 'cat 'acatcJ by Marian
Berge on after she "as elected to the state Senate.
Winning an easy re·clcct1on ,·ictol') last No,·cmber
to hi fifth. t\\o-year term 1n the i.tate A"5embl).
Ferguson say) he ha' no plam. to retire.
"I have neYcr once. :.incc the time I left the
f\fJrine Corps, ever 1hought about my age,"
Fergu,on a)S. "The \\Orld around me h:id changcJ
~1a)be Runald Reagan h:id omcthing to do "ith
that, because he wa older and he \\ii) o 'ibrant."
Wh.atever Ferguson's got that ~ecp him going, il
may run in the family. I Ii olde'>t brother, 77, i\ a
photographer for the St. Lou1~ Pmt-Dispatch :rnd
had completed six a'~1gnn1ents on " single da} "hen
Fergui.on last talked to him. "H" a~1gnments
included climbing a 20-foot ea wall in St. Loui'i to
sec how far the river had come on the other side,"
Ferguson says. "And he loved it.
"I can remember when men and \\Omen in their
40s and 50s were considered old. I don't think I could
have stayed \,his active a a enior had it not been for
a change in society. It's allo\\.ed many or us to stay
young and stay involved."
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POLICE LOG
COSTA MESA
83ktr Street: A wJllet
contarning $900 tn c.1sh w.Js
rl'ported stolen from a busme s
rn the JOO block Thursday.
Plilcentia A\lttnul': Burslar
br~e into a commerci;il yJrd tn ..
the 2500 block and took
S 1,025 in tool).
Cars ~re stolen from the
following loc.ihons on
Thurid.ty: 2600 bloc!.; of
f,llr\1l'\v Ro..td .ind 1100 bloc~
of Ouckingh.un Ori\t•.
NEWPORT BEACtt
Santiago Ori\t: A wom:in
rt-ported th.at htr bicycle \01luctl
at S800 was taken from •
l'lr•ge In the 1600 bk>dc.
Wfftdllf OrMa A qmonpaitt
dlSC pla)1tf WM ltOllft ftom tfw
O..nce Cenc.r in thi ~ 700
blodc.
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot Monday, July 19, 1993 3
liking a 1a1did ·1om · at culture, parties, Innocence and • • • cats
W ELL, THEY 00 SOUND A LOT
ALIKE -An inquiring mind
wants to kno""
why the Newport
Harbor Art Museum 1\
sponsoring an exhibit
'
1dcaling with the
subject of painl ess
death."
ANOTHER ART CRfTJC HEARD
FROM -At a dress rehearsal of the
Greater Corona del Mar Ballet
Company, which performed Sunday at
the Oasis Senior Center, a visiting
impresario seemed amazed by the
production~& unique dance
interpretations.
permitted barely a peck inside The Ritz
room where sta~ were assembled.
The other day, at her own 80th, Nora
responded. She and their three
daughters invited only women. But
Charley, figuring he'd be picking up the
tab anyway, crashed the party -and
says he had a "simply marvelous" time.
superintendent of Newport-Me a
schools.
They recalled the good old day , and
one long-retired tc her remembered
when one of his prettier c;tudeots
approached him after das and tearfully
confided that she wac; "an trouble."
Mcunwtuk. cat lo\lcr~ continue to r lly
in ~upport.
Japane~·bon l\.)oko JUpordt, a Park
Newpon re,idcn• •ra,cly concerned that
Tiger may lack. ad quat~ lccpma
accommodation ha\ de 1gned a s~ec1al
bed for whencvc1 he reappear~ It s
beautifully quilled m wann color.. and
ha become an in~tJnt hil with Park
Her question:
"What's so cultural
about euthanasia?"
So I checked it out,
and can report that she
got it wrong.
"I'm at a loss for words," he raved,
madly. "This show must go on the road.
It' perfect for entertaining troops."
For tour openers, he suggested
Somalia.
0
How marvelous was it? Wei~ Charley's
already planning his 90th birthday bash.
And, you guessed it, the gue t list will be
only ladies, bless 'cm.
0
He thought she had lost her report
card.
0 cwport's pct \t:l
The title of the
exhibit is "Youth in
Asia."
Local
Scene
THE OLDER HE GETS, THE
SMARTER HE GETS -For the
celebration of his 80th birthday in May,
philanthropist Cllarley Hester invited
only male guests. Even wife Nora was
AH, THOSE WERE THE DAYS OF
SWEET INNOCENCE -Seated around'
the cracker barrel at Ed Swalm's
old-fashioned barber shop in Costa
Mesa. the geezers were talking about the
nu: CAT THAT l PlRED A
C01TAGE INDUSTRY -As faithful
readers may recall, I recently wrote
about the travails of Tiger, the pussycat
evicted from Park Newpon for conduct
unbecoming a denizen of the compound
Tiger's present whereabouts arc a
closely-guarded secret, but he's believed
to be prowling in the same old precincts.
So nO\\ pec1all\ men:haob arc
mterel>led, and K'oko ts turning out all
sorb of pu c;yca1 ['.id\ -in flannel,
denim and seer,u~ ler 'Ibc name of her
budding vcnturl' rchne Futon.,,
naturally. lf Ti~"·r ' la'Wyer> (canomey ?)
arc rcadmg thl\, •hc:re could be royalues.
What' ncx-r' C l l paJ•m~
Jerry Kobnn\ w lumn appears on
Mooda.t and H t'<lne~da} . 0
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Tuesday, July 20
Career planning -An
introductory seminar for people
who want to change their careers
or clarify their life purpose or
direction will be held from 3:30 to
5 p.m. at McCue Associates, 4570
Campus Drive, Newport Beach.
The fee is S 15. For more
information, call 979· 1000. '
Thursday, July 22
Round Table West -Jim
Murray, Puliizer Prize-winning
columnist for the Los Angeles
Times, will be among the featured
guesLS at the luncheon program for
Round Table West, to be held at
Balboa Bily Club, 1221 W. Coast
Highway. Newport Beach. Also on
hand will be Anne Rivers Siddons,
T. Jefferson Parker and Kate
Coscarell1. Cost .1s S30 per person,
or S300 for a table of 10. For more
information, call (213) 256-7977.
Newport Jaycees -
Persons between tne ages of 21
and 40 who would like to become
involved 1n the community are
invited to the Newport Jaycees 7
p.m meeting and mi)(er at
Newport Landing, 503 Edgewater
A\'e., Balboa. For more informat10(l
Jnd to make reservations. call Russ
Adair at 67,5-4619.
Sunday, July 25
Anti9ue show -"The
Anllquer' antiques show and ~le
will tJke place from 9 a m to 3
p.m. at lhe Cost~ Mesa Community
Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa
Mesa Adm1~on is SJ. For more
information, call () 10) 867-8205.
Tuesday, July 27
Career planning -An
introductory seminar (or people
who want to change their c.1reers
or clarify their l1f e purpose or
direction will be held from 3:30 to
5 p.m. at McCue Associates, 45 70
Campus Drive, Newport Beach.
The fee is S 15. for more
information, call 979·1000.
Wednesday, July 28
Pain management -A
chronic pain support group will
discuss the diagnosis and
management of headaches at a 6
p.m. meeting at the Rehabilitation
and Pain Management Center,
11180 Warner Ave., Suite 167,
fountain Valley. for more
information, c.111 557-7246.
Food Festival -The South
Coast Plaza Summer Wine and
Food Festival, benef'itting the Food
Distribution Center and Someone
Cares Soup Kitchen, will be held
Wanna place
a classified ad?
Call ou r advert ising
department
at 642-5678.
,problems awaiting the new
Rotary awards $4,000 scholarship
from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday, July 28, at Crystal
Court, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa.
The event will f ea tu re cuisine
from several South Coast Plaza area
restaurants, a sampling of premiur11
California wines, and live steel
drum music from the band, Steel
Parade
Tickets are priced at S2S. For
more information and for
reservations, call 435-2160.
Friday, July 30
Senior transportation -
.. Transportation" for seniors will be
the topic from 9 to 11 a.m. at the
Costa Mesa Senior Center, Pomona
and 19th, Cost.J Me!tJ. Donuts and
coffee will be provided for a sma!I
donation. For more information,
call 646-2170.
Saturday, July 31
Senior Expo The Second
Annual Senior Resources Expo will
be held from 10 a .m. to 2 p.m. at
the 0<1s1s Senior Center, 800
Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar.
The Expo will focus on various
senior-oriented services, including
financial planning. insurance, health
care programs and retirement
II\ ing. A delicious barbecue lunch
will be available. For more
information, call 644-3244.
Tuesday, August 3
Career planning -An
introductory seminar for people
who w.1nt to change their careers
or clarify their life purpo~ or
d1rect1on will be held from 3 · 30 to
S p.m Jt McCue Associates, 45 70
Campus Drive, Newport Beach.
The fee is S 15. For more
1nformat1on, call 979· 1000.
Send your items to Peter Ryan,
The 0dily Pilot, 330 W. 8.Jy St.,
Costa Mesa, 92627.
Bernes Fobes, a 1993 Newport
Harbor High School graduate, has
been awarded A $4,000 college
scholarship for academic standing
by the Newport-Balboa Rotary
Club.
Forbes will receive Sl,000 a year
for four years while enrolled as a
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MONDAY, July 19
Hours: Noon to midnight
Live5tock gate opens 7 a.m. ·
Family Variety Show: American Acrobats &
Moore's Mess of Mutts -Coors Light Arena
Split Pea Shoot -Altadena Kid's Stage
2:30 p.m.
Moo<e's Mess of Mutts -Coors Light Arena
Hula Hoop Contest -Altadena Kid's St.1ge
6 p.m. Pepsi Unlimited Ride Days -A S 10 wristband
includes all rides from ooon to 7 p.m. (Bring an
empty Pepsi can to the carnival area and recetve s 1 on the wristband price.)
Gale Webb Sports Show -livestock Lane
3 p.m.
Twin·O.Rama -Cal Spas Heritage Stage
6:l0 p.m.
Night Riders Country -Miller's Moonshine All Day
Weaving and spinning by the South Coast
Weavers Guild -Home Arts & Crafb Building
Noon
Bailey·~ Dance Studio -Ruby's Centennial
Stage
Coco's Pie Eating Contest -Cal Spa·s HeritJge
Stage
Meadow'S
7 p.m.
Christopher Cros.s -Arlington Theater
Main Street Band -Melody Junction Staboe
8 p.m. Cutting and polishing gemstones by dare
C.lgnon -Gem and Minerals Building
Altadena Ice Cream Eating Cont~ -Altadena
Kid's Stage
3:30 p.m. family Variety Show: American Acrobats & 1 p.m.
Bailey's Dance Studio -Ruby's Centennial
Stage
M,1in Street Band -¥elody Junction StAJge
4 p.m.
Southland Ballet -Cal Spas Heritage Stage
·Breeding sheep arrive -Livestock area
4:30 p.m.
Moore's Mess of Mutts -Coors Light Arena
9 p.m.
Christopher Cross -Arlington Theater
9:30 p.m. Vegetable Carving Contest -Times Hanest
Stage
1:30 p.m.
freeway Philharmonic -Miller's Moonshine
Meadows .
M.1in Street Band -Melody Junction Stage
Gale Webb Sports Show -livestock Lane •
Night Riders Country -Miller's Moonshine
Meadows
10 p.m.
Souza Band -Cal Spas Herit.ige Stage
SURF
From 1
wart job out there," Turner said.
"I'm impressed."
Turner snid the pounding surf
carved out a chu nk of the beach
Saturday night near P Street and a
lifeguard tower was nearly lost.
Also. he said a sma ll plane toting
an advertising banner had to cut
the advertbement loose and make
an emergency landing at Hunting-
ton State Beach.
The banner, complete with
metal poles, landed at the mouth
LAND
From .1
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timcs be held hostage by the mi-
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And Robert Shelton, a former
councilman and city manager in
charge of the Conservancy cam-
paign, said voters will have an
ample chance to defeat the pro-
posal.
"It seems to me this is a double
check process that i being unusu-
ally fair to the citizen voter and
taxpayer,'' Shelton said. "The
council 1s inviting citizens to ex-
press an opinion. Then ha\ing
heard that response the council
'."ill proceed only if a majority of
RETIRE
From 1
voted not to take any raise lost
yea r, garnered more than $400,000
for the inducement plan.
"For the employees association,
the hope was th at they could cre-
ate enough of a vacancy so (the
city) won't have to lay people off,''
said Steve Hayman, the city's per-
sonnel services director. "We can't
say that it will be 100 percent suc-
cessful, but we can say that we ac-
complished a great deal of what
we had hoped.
of the Santa Ana River and life-
guards had to fish it out before it
injured a swimmer or surfer, Turn-
er said.
Meanwhile, Harbor Patrol offic-
ers say they suspect the heavy surf
may have contributed to an J 1 :49
a.m. boating accident Saturday
th::it caused a 35-foot fountain
boat to flip from stem to stern a
couple miles off Main Beach in
Laguna.
Greg Cunningham, 36, of Co-
ron::i and Drian Moore, 32, of Mis-
sion Viejo suffered internal inju-
ries in the mishap, said Sgt. Dean
the property owners arc sup-
portive."
Johnson, though, believes he
can convince property owners to
vote against the assessment ta"<.
''If there is an open forum ancJ
there is honest debate aod the
people of Newport Beach pass this
thing, I'll pay my money," Johnson
said. "Out people need to be in-
formed and . righ t now they've
heard one side of the issue' and
they need to hear the other one.''
Cordell, of the Sheriff Harbor Pa-
trol.
Cordell said some people in a
nearby boat witnessed the accident
and alerted the Harbor Patrol by
radio.
"We dispatched our fire boat
immediately," Cordell said. "When
we got there the other boat was
there and they said there was two
people on board "ho appeared to
be injured and there was a lot of
blood. We got both the victims off
their boat and onto our boar."
Cordell ~aid I larbor Patrol offic-
ers then called Ne\\ port Deach
lifeguards for assistance.
Both men were taken 10 Hoag
Memorial Hospital. A house su-
pervisor at Hoag, however, de-
clined to comment on the condi-
tion of the two men.
Cordell said the force from the
accident ripped off the propellers
of the inboard-outboard boat. He
said the boat would have sunk if
help hadn't arrived.
If surf forecasts arc correct, lire-
guarc.Js won't be gelling any rei.t
soon. The swell is expected to re-
main ste ady today and the surr'
size could incre.1~c. lifeguards said.
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Southern California where their only son ,..,ao; born. She s:ud that .
Southern Cnli(ornin wa a sa(er place ~o go than Northern California
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at the time." she said, Unfortunately, in 1933, a major carthq~akc ccntc~cd near Long
Deach hia. About this time, she was working as o private n~rse.
COlflmuting from Redondo Beach to Long Ueach Commun11y
Hospital. o· f f h, After retiring she moved to Ros,moor Ill the 6 !'I, not ar rom er
son .. She also ,~ent door-to-door ohtai~ing more than. 3,500 ballet
signature support ing Proposition 13 during the late 70 ~.
Since November 1989, Rcvcly lws lived at the center. According h>
her son1 her time is spent in leisure. . .
Although only two members of her family were nhle I? show up :it
the party, the rest of her family including three gr~ndch1ldren and
four great-grandchildren vb,itcd her Sunday. . . .
"She's laid-back," Fred Revely ~aid. "She spen(.b her time lrngcnng
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"We will now look at the vacan-
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Hayman and Folsom expect that
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Monday, July 19, 1993 5
SOCIETY
SOCIETY EDJTOR B.\X'. COOK. 642-4321
T he black rh)'thm and blues
!linger belled the l)rics
"Play that funlo.y mu ic white
lio)·· as their fellow \\hite band
member~ \\Jilcd on the horn!>. lt
\\,1\ taking the "bl.1clo. and white''
them of The Ne,,pon I l.1rbor Art
\Ju~cum\ !>ummcr ba:.h at Fa.,h·
ion !!>land to extreme\.
Here they are in black and white, from left: Ben J. Piaaa, Patty George, Myra Berman, Harriet Sandhu, Joan Beall and Don Bon by .
l:.\trcmc, ho,,e,cr, \Hh the fa~h·
B.W. came
Society
Editor
1011 !ltatement of
the night. Men
"ore outrageou)
a11irc that in ·
eluded lo.nicker.,
on the bo11orn
and black tic on
the Jop. "h1lc an
.1.,~onment of
\I.Omen chose
hlack '>pandc'<
.ind boo!\. An·
other group, in·
'Plred and led b~
the mu\cum'
1..h.:d1c.1tcd 'up·
porter:., arm cJ
an cuordin.11cd attire. n iere men
1n blaclo. \hort, and bl.1clo. .1nJ
''h11c print '>htrl\ \\Ith one \\om.in
111 the 'arnc uu tltt p.1r.1Jed en
m:i!>'e ''1th anoth\.r couple 1n all
blaclo. The truup ''·•>ed together
all eH·n1ng ·1 he' ate. the) tallo.cd
and the J.11Ked ,,, one. ~hadc' of
the \\ .irlllll d.1" .1nJ night~ on the
IU\\ll Ill?\')(.
"In th~ r-.t1d,,c,1. people drc,.,cd
lake that \\ou!J he turned U\\J\ .11
the d,1or" \'.ommcntcJ .an uniJcnti
ti..,J \\Ulll.lll in th\. u,mJ. "llunn.
n the ~11J,,c,1. the "ouldn't be
1urninl! .11l\l1nc ;m.1' their door' 11e'1l.~JlJ1" 'n:ipped haclo. her
,,),kt all 1mp;.inion. 1 heir hU'>·
b.111.f, pJ1J Ih> Jllent1on tu the
b.llltCr rhc\ \\CCC \e" bU\\
\\Jtd 1ng th~ pJraJc. At on'c point.
the lc...1J 'in~er 1n the band 'top·
pcd .ind ,,Jill, · 1 'c pl.1) cd a lot of
p.11t11.:' hut l\c nc,cr ccn '>Om.an)
bc.1u11ful IJdu:' in one place."
I k ",,, ri~ht Sumc <JOO of the
"hc.1ut1ful" people paid $50 to
'upport the Nc"pun llarbor Art
~Ill Clllll. rhe chcnW.tr) WJ\ raght.
\l,l\hc 11 "·"the 111u,1c One ol
thc0 h.1rtcndc" ,,11d, "I than!.. the
rl>ur I OP' arc pcrll>rllling O\er
there ·· 1 he ,n.1pp) Annie Lindt,
lormcr ragh t·hanJ ''om.111 to now
Jcfund rc1.11lcr p.ar c\cellcnce
Amen \VJrdy, anJ hu,b.md of cur·
poratc turn·aruunJ "hit Ken Lindt
re ponJcJ. "It\ not the f-our
·1 op:.. there\ onl~ t\\O '>inger\."
Det.111'
·1 he SSU dollar ti\.lo.et \\.I~ 111 l.1c1
the cn1cr1a1nment bargam of the
:--.c,,port 'umml.'r 'oc1al !>eJ)On.
F1q: Feet ·11.K>\ ~llchael Kang
coorJ1n.1ted par11c1p.Hing re'>tau·
1.1nb· An101ne. I he Arche),
U.1h.ir. U.1ngkok l·uur. Uob Uurn\,
Ciao Mein. Coffee Emporium,
h' e Cru'' "'· ·1 h~ Golden Tru fne,
ll:1rJ Ro.:k. M.t)Ur, Pa,t.1 l.lra\O,
.and Tutto ~1.ire, along with the
"inc' of Ferrer and Monda'i und
the \\,lier' ol h i.111
1 he gencrou' )pOn\Or\h·tp o(
Amc11cJn bprc.,.,, I. Magnin,
Neim.111 ~latcu,, Tnco Dell unJ
I a-.h1on 1,1and made the extraor·
Janary filrt> ch:ured by the <1y-
namic Su!lan Porter the biggc)l
ha)h e'er for the museum.
De pile the carefree tone of the
affair, man) 11l\ohcd \\Ith the mu·
cum .ire much more than imply
a oc1.itcd "1th the organization
They arc all committed to il pur·
po e, 11~ c\l!>tcncc, 11~ growth. TJ1c
'uccc ' of th~ part) wa\ 1mport!n1
to them. The ba!lh wa!I a fund·
raiser, more 11nportJntly a friend
raiser. Gi,cn one magic wl\h fot
the co ming year, here " '"hat
)Orne of the mu.,cum 1,upportcr!I
said:
Joan 8cJll ... "I h:H every 1nglc
pcr\on in Ne"port l.lc.1ch would
C'<pcnc1-the NI IAM .. C\ell the
little old 1~1dy on Oalboa bland
'"ho 'IJ} 'lhc hate\ contemporary
art'"
Sus.rn Portl'r "1 hJt the mu cum
\\OulJ C\ccl, and G•11n more taturc
111 the community 111 lar~c."
Michael Bol\\"inld . "I wi h for a
better economy "
Calherint• Th)Cn "I w1\h that the
mu cum could continue to grow,
nd th .11 .. rnrr cuthJd> could be
\OiJeJ ~1th more fimincial up·
port from the community."
B.trb.ar.t Roppolo ... "I w1\h for
ore C\Cllt,, more 'upport.''
rucc Cu\.'nlhe?r ... "I wi'lh thnt -.c
urn ult thi\ hlack nnd white Into
rccnl''
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A11 Original Ballet Choreographed by Stela V1oriai
Saturday, July 24~ 1993
8:00 PM
Che( Michael
Kang and Susan
Porter, C\ent
chairperson,
\\NC l\\O of the
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~·PORTS
SP RTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 387
Dukes ke11rrollin1ralong, to cramenro-·
Newport Beach a sizzling
8-0 atop West Division
standings after 25-20 win.
By Richard Oum. Sports \Voter
NEWPORT
BEACH -Finally,
after reaching the
halfway point in the
World TeamTe1~nis
season on Satunfo),
·the Newport lleuch
Dukes "'ill 1:.ii...e a
much-needed pJu.,c
i:'l their chcdule beginning today.
Following Sunday'!> 25-20 'ictory over
the Sacramento Capitals -their third
\\in in as m~iny nights, lifting their
league-leading record to 8·0 -the)
probably dese" c 11.
"(Today}, \\C're tal..ing the day totall)
off," said the Dul..c.,· Rikard Oergh,
\\hO pla)ed an l\\O 11c-hreJking sets on
Sunday before an c ... 11mated 1,200 fon!>
at the John Wa)ne Tenms Club. "No
tennis at all Tre,or (Kronemann) and I
"ill probably pla> \omc golf."
The Dul..c!>, off to the bc't 't:.irt in
their four-)cJr frJndll\c hl\llll) b) l.1r.
defeated SJcrJmenio (5-2). their Cllhe\l
challenger in the We., tern DI\ 1'100. tor
the second time in th ree mghl\, !!" ing
them a 21 :-gJme lcJd "11h 'ix m 11d1e-.
remaining NC\\ p<.lrl llcJch dllt:'n '1 pl.I\
again until Thur'>dJ~. "hen ii ho'" '>.111
Antonio (1-5)
··we're J little ttrcJ. · '>JIU Krl1ne-
mann. '' ho\e 'quad uu,tcd the I o' ,·\11-
gde., Strang .... ,:l0-16. JI the Grc.11 \\ e,1.
cm Forum 111 lnglcwooJ on SJt 1rJ.1~
RikJrd Bergh of the Dukes unll'a!lhcs IJJckhand (left) during Sunday's match against Sacramento, th en gi' cs hi gh-five to teammate Trevor Kronemann (right).
S:.icr:.imento, \\Ith P.111\ rend1.::I... lj\(
)C.lr) WTI' ( em.1le ttu1.1~ic 111 the
Year, .ind C1rnlmc Kuhlm.1n. ddc.1ted
Ne\\pon Ue.1~h\ K.11nn:,a r\J 1111' .ind
Zina Garrhon·JJ..:l..,on, <>·::!. in "''lll~n\
<luublc~ to open the m.11ch
· \\'e got off tu a hjJ .,t,1rt, hut /tn.1
came through tor w.. \\inning ii· I in
"omen' '>mgk ... " .. a1u ller~h ~
.. CdM · poloists
quality for
Jr. Olympics
Grant , Palda key offense;
Sawyer solid in goal as Corona
loses just once in tournament.
TUSTIN -Cnruna del ~1.1r\ 17 ,i._
under water polo unit 4ual1f1i:J tor the
nj11onal J unior Ol)mp1c Tourn.1mcnt fol-
lo\\ ing the quallf) ang C\ cnt '' h1ch con-
ludcd Sunday at Tu,tan High.
Dunng the 36-team 1uurn.11nen1 held
J't "eel.end. Cd\1 defeated l .1guna
Ul!ach, the fapcran1J "D" tc:im, lf\anc.
'e" pt)rt Harbor, Sunny Hilb, L I Toro
nd Santa Barbar.1
Corona did sulfer one lo''· .11 the hand ..
(an all-star team from San Gabriel.
CdM's high corer .. for the 1ournJmcnt
\Crc Croi.by Grant "i1h 23 goals, Jamci.
ulda with 20 and Neil Hueston with 17.
oalic .Greg Sa\\)'Cr wn credited with 26
ave in the tournament.
CdM endured a few clo'le call\, not the ea t of wh ich \\OS a 7-6 dce"1on over
cwport Harbor. In that m•llch, 11 wo
lo c all the Wil) with NC\\(')Ort l1nally
ulhng within a inglc goa l in the final
See POLOISTS!8
(,,lrrl\llll·J JCk'>on. :!'>. "ho m.1de her
ih111.1I .ippe.ir.inc.c lll the ,e,N>1l ll1r the
Duke' un l"rtd•I\. \\hen the~ lkka11."J
the CJp11.tl' rn O\erttnH.' 111 ~jcrJmcnto.
~4-20. rb)CJ OOI} one '-Cl in her lml
l\\1l 1ll~1h:hc' beCJU'l' lll \\ rr rule' th,11
'-tipulate .1 pl 1)Cr mu't \\Jlt until J th1rJ
m.111..h be lore pl.t) ing muhipk 'l"
[he \\Jll \\J., \\Orth 11
In a little mer 15 mmuk,, G.1r.rN111-
J.1cbon \\ luppeu Fendick in single., to
!!" c the Dukes :in -7 lead. She broi...e
Fcmlici... three :.traight time . in the thir<l.
llllh an<l .,c\cnth gjmcs, for the com inc-
ang \ 1ctOI'). Garrjson-Jack.,on is replacing
\1:.t non llollegraf. \\ho i-. in Germ.iny
plJ) ing an the Federation Cup for her
n.1t1H! I lollanJ.
In the thir<l 'ct. men\ doubles. Dergh
~1nJ KronemJnn gJ\e Newport 13cJch a
Warren Johnson of the 1990 Corollil dcl Mar quad maintains control of ball in
43-38 semifinal \\in 0\ er the '81 tcJm at the jJck Errion Memorial Tournament.
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14-1~ lead ''ith a 6-5 (5-4 tic-brc:ii...er)
'"'Ill o'er SacrJmcnto's Steve DeVncs
and Da' id Mac Pherson. Each team held
'c"c in 10 game-;. forcing the nine-point.
fiN-to-rca..:h-li'c 11c-brcai...cr.
In the t1e-hreal..cr. S:tcramcnto hclJ a
4-J edge. bu1 De\ nc .. Jou'blc·fJultcd.
then KroncmJnn 'mJ.,hcd .1 De\ rte'>
'c"c off ~tacP'hcr on' racquc1. Y.h1ch
landed out of bound'!> 10 g1\c the Dul.cc;
the '' 1n In men·., .. inglc,, DcVnes and Bergh
eJch broke o nce. forcing anoth,er ue-
breai...cr. Oergh hJ<l broi...c DcVnes in the
thml g:imc. then held on !>tra1ght points
in the fourth for a 3· I lc:id Af1er
D~\'ru:' held an ninth !!Jmc. he broke
Ucrgh to tie 11, 5-5 -
In the I vl'r1.Jker :.tl 4-4. Bcrgh's
('rO"·court 'hot "a' l:iarel) \\Ide. g1~1ng
See DUKES'8
.1986 Sea Kines outlast
'90 · squad on last-second
shot by Bearbower, 48-46
~Fryer, Turner also play key
rol es in championship effort
at Jack Errion Tourn ament.
hind the ouhidc shoo1ani; of Fl')er and the
111,1Je penetration of Bearbo,ver. Sean
'lurner Jnd ~lark McGrath v.erc also
'ohd perfurmcr~ on the UJ\ for the tour-
nJment 1;hampion,,
The d:i~ b..:gan e:ul~ Jturd:i~ \\Ith the
CORONA DEL ~IAR -I team' d1\11.kd into three poob of st.~.
In \\hat turned out the clo -r ollo\\ing (\\\) pool pme . 16 t..:am' v.erc
c I ending e'er, a dri\ing 13)-then ceded 11110 a ~m~le-chmina11.m tour-
up b) Tod BearbO\\ er as the nament \\ 11h l\\O te.am~ v. ceded out
buuer soundcJ lifted the ~~ Ea('h !!Jmc ('l.ln'1'1cd of tv.o 15-manute
19'6 Corona dcl ~tar lhgh ~~ (runninit~ tame) hjhC\. v.i1h an ob\lous
ba .. i...etb:ill team to a ~ -46 prem1u~1 on cond111on1ng, a(, the day v.ore
\lctory over 1hc1r 1990 counterparts in the on
championship g:ime of the fifth annual The clo e~t to a big up ct o..:~urred
Jack Errion Memorial Alumni Dasi...etball "hen the cla s of ·q~ appeared ll' ha\'e
Tourn:iment. the ·~1 team beaten Mth :i '>t\·pl1101 lead
It '"as the first time that the \ 6 team in the final minute llo'"cver, '81 d0dged
had even reached the final. BuJ 11 ''ilS lhe bullet "' Jdl Pric-. connected on a
abo the firs t tame thal the 186 squad hnd thrcc-po1nter "11h J ucfc"nder draped all
the use of sharpshooter Jeff Fl}er for the O\Cr him Ill !.end thi: gJmc into overtime.
entire duration of the one-day tourna-In the O\Crt1me. Chm Dnght hit 'ome
ment. free thnl\v' and the game e nded, ~\ rule,
Fryer. the former Loyola Mal)mount a!> soon a .. the \ I team huilt a threc-p<'1nt
\tandoul, i'> currently pin> ing professional lead .
haskctball 111 Du cldorf. German~. In anothlr entertaining ma1chup. the
The '90 team \\US the defending cham-'8S Se.1 Kin!!"·. kd b' Geoff. Prob,t.
pion and held a late lead 10 th e rftlc matchcJ up J '·""'' the e\CntuJI t-o te~im
game. but '86 '>Cramblcd back to 11c ii be-See SEA KINGS/I
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• epa1r
2380 Newp_ort Blvd.
Costa Mesa
650-8598 or 650-8599
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•Grus ooe·d1y tournaments arc of·
: rcrcd 11 Mariners and Peninsula Park in
Ncwpon Beach. Teams COlnRCIC In pool
play with the top finishers advancing 10 a
slnglc-climlnalion ployoff.
I Men's, women's and coed 1cams may
I enter in Open, A, e or No\<ice divisions.
I The rec is SIS per person and teams
I must check in 1hc momin& or the event
bciwccn 8-8:.45 a.m.
Four-penon toumamcnts arc schcd·
~ ulcd ror Mariners on Monday, Sept. 6. I • Two-person tournaments at Peninsula
arc Salurdays. July 24 and Oct. 9.
1 For more inrorrna1ion, phone 631-7658.
•Sand doubles 1ourn1mcn1s arc
scheduled for Corona dcl Mar S111c
Beach durin& the weekends or Aug. 7
and Au1. 28.
• Registration ls due by 3 p.m. the Fri·
day berore the tou rnament. Signups will
be taken 11 the Cily of Newport Beach
Parks, Beaches and Recreation Depart·
mcnl. The fee ls SlS per person.
: For more information, phone (714)
• 644-3151.
: VolleybaD classes •A 10-wcck advanced volleyball
course is being offered ror adults on Fri·
days un1il Sepl. 3 at Uncoln from 7-tO
p.m.
This is 1 high·levc l. fast-paced class
that requires good athletic conditioning
as well as solid volleyball skills. Teams
will run a 6·2 offense as well as working
on digging, blocking and other advanced
skills. Those in1crcs1cd must have ad·
vanccd level skills or permission of in·
struc1or.
The rec is S42. For more information,
phone (714) 644-31 51. •A 1wo·man beach volleyball class is
being held for adults at Corona del M:ir
:poLOISTS:
From 7
Beach on Wednesdays from until Aua. 2S
and Sundays until Sept. 12 (no clau
Sept. S).
The program is designed for IJltcrrnc·
dialc/advanccd level players with or with·
out beach upcricncc. l»aniclpants should
be competcnl in the bulc sJdlls or vol·
leyball as the emphasis will be on specific
skills and techniques us.cd in the bcKh
game.
aasses will Include condilloning drills
and play. The rec Is S4S roe lhc 1().wcclt
1essioo. For more Information, phone
(714) 6«-3tSI.
• A volleyball class for bc&inninglin·
tcrmediatc players will be held Tuesday
cvcninp at Uncoln until Au1. 24. The
couJ'SC is designed for players new to the
sport and those who wish 10 improve on
their skills in order to be more compcti·
tivc.
Emphasis will be on developing the
fundamentals or passing, selling, hilling
and serving. In addition, participants will
be taught proper offensive and defensive
positionln& as well as game strategy. The
class will include conditioning, drills and
play .
The rec is S40 and the clllSCS arc for
1dull beginners (6-8 p.m.) and aduh in·
tcrmcdia1c (8·10 p.m.). For more inror·
mation, phone (7t4) 644-3151.
Drop In volleyball
•The City or Newport Beach is now
offering a drop-in volleyball program for
players or all abilities. No pre·
registration is required.
A starr member al the site will collect
entry rec and facilitate play. The cost is
$2 per person and it is held on Fridays
from 6-10 p.m. at the West Newport
Community Center, 883 West 15th St.
For more information, phone the Nev.-
port Beach Parks, Beaches and Recre·
ation Department 11 (71 4) 644·3151.
from across the nation.
Corona del Mar has also quali·
fied its 15 & under and 13 &
under teams to the national Junior period. Grant scored three goals Olympics.
and Palda two against Newport. -By the Dally Pilot A 9-8 victory over El Toro and
13-12 decision over Santa Barbara
also helped propel Corona to its DEEP SEA
Ju nior Olympics berth. In the
Santa Barbara match, Grant ' IUNDAY'I COUNTI
scored three goals to rally Corona, ... DAVEY'S LOCKER -10 boab, 462 ...,
which trailed at one point by two, Olm 6 b0nl1o, ~ ban'lcuda. 9S calico bass, 856 to the narrow verdict. . sw bass, 9 scutpln. 3 sheephud, 6 rockflsh. 670
Th . I J . O I . mxkerel. 1 perdl, 1 yellowf'in croaker, 1 urgo, 29 e nat1ona un1or ymp1cs blUe perch. 1 sole. 4 ~eye
Tournament will be held the week NEWPORT I.ANDINO -8 boalS, 303 an-
of Aug. 8·14 at DeAnza Colleg~ in ~:~~3~ ~~s~. ~~.b~ssy.=-5~6~
Cupertino. It will include teams mackerel.
Newport Beach/Costa Me11 Dally Piiot
K.o!AA• bncww 'O.t iv "lot
Trevor Kronemann of the Dukes (left) returns shot against Sacramento, coached hy Newport resident Robert Van't Hof (right).
DUKES:
From 1.
hammered MacPherson and Fen-
dick, 6-2, to cancel any Sacra·
mento hopes of another ove rtime.
Sacrame nto its secon'ct set victory,
although the Dukes maintained a
ln WIT, ir the trailing team
wins the final set, the match is
sent into overtime.
"We've got all the tools to go
all the way," said Bergh, who
reached the men's doubles semi-
fi03ls at Wimbledon this yea r, and
earlier in 1993 teamed with Kro·
nemann to wi n a doubles ti1le at
19·18 lead. . ·
Kronemann, who had teamed
with Bollegraf in 1 mixed doubles
for a league-leading 30-8 record.~
played with Garrison-Jackson in
mixed fo r the first time. The duo Charlotte. ,.
SEA KINGS:
From 7
and Fiyer. In a back-and-forth
game, Probst kept his team in it
until the end when the '86 team
wore down '88.
Probst just finished his stint
playing Division I basketball at the
University of San Diego and plans
to try playingjn Europe.
In one semifinal, the '81s were
pitted against the '90s. The '81
team, a ClF championship squad
featuring Mark Spinn, Jeff Pries,
Steve Moore and Dan He ss, has
won the tournament twice.
However, on this day, the '90s,
with Warren Johnson, Mark Aint,
John Paulsen and John Murphy
used its size inside to emerge with
a 43-38 triumph.
In an intriguing matchup featur·
ing teams one year apart. the '87s
and '86s clashed in the other semi-
final. The .'87 team featured Mar-
cus Muller-Stach, Darren Morris
and Chris Hook, and kept it close
until the last few minutes.
But the '86 team pulled away at
the end for a six-point victory.
Tqurrtllment champions the pre-
vious years were '90 in 1992, 76 in
1991 and '81 in 1990 and 1989.
With the exceetion of 19n, each
class back to 75 was represented
in this year's event.
The Dukes, -however, may not
have seen the last of the Capitals,
coached by Newport Beach resi·
dent Robert Van't Hof.
"l think Sacramento and Phoe·
ni.x are about even in the division,
and they're both dangerous,"
Dukes Coach Greg Patton said. "I
know we 're going to iee them
again in the playoffs. We want to
win it all, because we lost (to At·
lanta, 30· l 7) in th e finnls last
year."
TEAMTENNIS STANDINGS
WHTDMllON w
O\lk•• • Sac~ s PllOIM 4
Mlmt$OU • Sat Altonio t
l• Mgelt$ 0
UIT DIVlllON s 3
3 3
I
1
L Ma
0 -2 2~
2 ' 3 3~ s •
' 1
I -
2 t' 3 2 3. 2 s 4 . ·~
~·ltat-'OM!y ....
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John Murphy of the CdM class of 1990 team drives to the basket during semifinal win over '81 squad.
The tournament was supposed
to fe ature a female pta1er for the
fi rst time as Mollie Fhnt was ex·
pected to participate for the 1993
squad. "But, unfortunately she
didn't play.'' said tournament or-
ganizer Mike He ss of the class of
'79.
The 1990 Corona del Mar squad, paced by the shooting of John
Murphy, reached the championship game of the Jack Errion Memo-
rial Alumni Basketball Tournament Saturday before bowing to '86.
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Newport Beach/Co~ta Mesa Dally Pilot Monday, July 19, 1993 9.
PUIUC IOTICU PUIUC NOTICU PUIUC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICU
__ -lllOTICU lhoM Pof1lfMe of tn• r• a, T .D. ••RVIC• c:ommon dH•gn.uo" or ,,..... 1161lie.1ntl·f-Pfl'IC:IP* ~m 01 111u10~11 Sl•&e•I. all rlgtu, uue, In addition t.o caah, u'-anc• Inc. • Ca1t1orn1ll• .. "' ,._ ~ common "" Md COMJtANY ....... Pf()petly 11 at'lown •b<N•. NOTICt OF TftUITU'S IAlf CIJ1t6 by taid 0..d Of Tunt .net.,...,.. con • .,_~ IO Tru1t.. •Ill ac:c•tt• • ~!ton ... TrwlM, J PUIUC MOTICI common .,.., H 0.. • I 4 M A no watr.,,ty •• 0"'1f' as 10 YOU ARE IN DEfAUlT u,. Wiii lnllfHI Cl«tOfl • IWO-and now hei4' ~ h ut1dw c;a1hler • cnec ll drawn tlOI OoW>e ..,_, SUI --~=='.'::'"'=---· ~=:n~· =.,=:'~ ... .: ... ·:..r: ......... :. ~~=r~1::·:.,:,,C1c:;y DO A Ol EO Of TRUST DATED ~~y lnu~:, 11:1:1~,:·:i:s. :w-:~t:=-:.:: :n: =~~tr ;=n:.: =~~:;:'fr t ~-'°
'UILIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICU PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICU PUBLIC NOTICES
MOTIC•M m9t'l11 thereto Ind'"°""'" r•terr, •01 loi.th und1t sa>o Dffd of Trvsl 111617 UNLESSYOU TMEOtu of fiust Hllml d lus County and llat. and• 1&.11.e or toderal cred1t3ll11 By Joannes Hef
TRUITU'S SAU °"f the CondomtniUfTI Plan ~· at., Ore.,go, CA by reason 01 1 bf•~ "'~~~Ario 1/~I~CJE ~~S tnwgts and ••11tnsH 01 •·• d .. crlbed •• tollow1 union 0t • en.ell d••wn man. Tl'\Je&H Sal• 0111 Loan llM. t9o.Me3 "'••ch UM. 92... default en 1h1 ob1to111ons '"E Tru,lltand ot th• 1rus1s nnllld lne fHt 70 IMt ot "'•by a elate or te<Mret .. ..,jeet, Det.ed 07JOttttt3 JYOK•LL YOU ARE IN DEFAULT (7t4) 385-4700 JtCured thereby hereto Al A PUBLIC SALE If YOU by 1_..cl Ottd ol TrUSI to w t WHt 304 IMI Of Lot 1204 Inge anct to1n HIOCI ASAPl1111 T .S. No. Ht502Se UNDER A DEED OF TRUST IP AVAILA8LI! THI! lore executed end dehv· NEEOAN EXPLANATION OF THE S2l7 lll O$ Estmattd At: ol ~ F1re1 Adcttuon \o •lion Hvlng1 auoc1 '1112, 1119, 71'2'
UNIT COOIE H DATED 2/l:J/90. UNLESS l!XPECTED OPENING erld to the undersigned • NATURE OfYOTUHf ~ROOUCEEDINGS ctutd ~llftsl llld ~cl1Uon11 Id Newport Meu 1,.cl, In •Hon or uv1ng1 beni.; ---.--------YOU TAKE ACTION TO wnuen o.ctatae>on of De-AGAINST • SHOUlO " Iner Ill the Coy ot Colla Me11 1poclh~ In SecUon Stetl I#• 837.ao.38 PROTECT YOUR PROP· •ID MAY BE OBTAINED taull and 0.tNl'ld '"' sa11 CONTACT A lAWYER v~ Ill)' nst COUnty of °'ang. Stale ol th• Ftnenc111 Codi!! PLUG SUP~~IOA flLE SER ERT'f, IT MAY BE SOLO AT BY CAI.LINO THIE FOL-and wnnen notoc:e ot de On 1 lb 93 11 10 00 am ligu:~ pr~ 10,!!~ lldet Slid of Calllomle, e1 ,,e, M1p end aulhom~•d 10 dci V1C£. ,._ as duly •P-A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU LOWINQ Tl!&.•~HONI! fault ond or tlec11on 10 GS l r~111Ci.11 CDfPOfilloll as t ,,..,.._, ~ rec:ordod In 8ooll I P• bu•tl'lftl In ltl11 ai.ta In
pOl/'ltd TNSIH under the NEED AN EXPLANATION NUMBERS ON THE cause th• und~gned 10 ttl• duly ~1>ol11led ""''. un· Ottd of 1'11" llttt OIOll ••• '' ol M i1c•ll•neou1 tho event t•nder Olh•~ lo/lowtng desc:ttbed deed OF THE NATURE OF THE DAY BEFORI! TH!e sell U •d ptOPfl'Y lo talisly dPr and oursU3HI 10 Oeto ol CIJllO and Otlt.efed ~~ t.•· M•P•. In th• Olllc• ot then cun •• .CCIPltd
ol ltUSI WIU SELL AT PROCEEDING AGAINST sa•d obh9011on1 and 1t1ere• T1us1 Rtcor<1ed on 11 2• 97 11 dm ron•d a wr1nen -~uon \he County Recorder ol cne Truatoo may w1thhotd I N PUBLIC AUCTION TO lHE. YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· SALE: (7t4) 3&9-4837 at1er lhe un'ders1gned Document No 87 657501 Sook OI Dtlaull and Otm111d IOI Salt, Hid County lhe 1uuanc1 ol th•
HIGHEST BIDDER FOR TACT A LAWYER. or (2131827-4815 caused said nouce ot oo· .. Pagt ·•Of Oltldat Records Ill and a written Nollcl ot Ollaul TIM attMt addreu er\d Tru11e1 I Deed unl ll
CASH (in the forms which 3002 ELMIRA BAY, TAC84798 fault and of election to b• l!ltolllclol tht Rtcorderof Or and Elecllon toStl lhaundlf·othM common dealgna-tunda become ava1l1ble
111 lawful tender in the COSTA MESA, CA 92626 ~ubllshed Newport rectXded Apnl 8 1993 as an~e County ca1,1ornla ue signed cauud ~aid Nob ol tJon If any ot the rHrto tne peYff or •ndora-
UM&d _States) tnd!or the M(ll • llreet ed<lreu or Beactt.Cosu M11.1 Daily l nsfr No 113·2J5422 '" cuttd t>y Al~ Smltll and Cody Ot!Jultllld Etac11on toSeU to~ pro'perty 'deacrlbed Ha maner ol reghl
c1snt1t • Clrtlfled "' Olhlt common deslgn111on ol Pilot July t9, 26. August 2, Book P ge of Ofhc11f e StTlllh, nust>and Ind Wl1t as racordtd Ill Ill• county 111lilf1 •bove 11 PUrpot19d to be Se.Id a••• well be m1de,
'Aafl'IC NW
•MONAL'AM Cemetery t MorNlrY
ClllOtl • Cremetory
checil• speofi29ect In C.Vtl propeny Is showri above, 1993 Rec°'d' "'the ott•ce ol lhe fO!llt ttoanti 11 TIU'>IOI ltlt rNI proetf ty Is locJ•ed Md 1032 wea1 111h Slreet,,bu• without c:oven1n1 or'
CoO• Sec:lion 24h (pay. no w;mal'lty 1s given as 10 reco<dtr or Orange coul'll'f, Guaroi.in S.MllQS ano l~ As· rnDf• 11\an lllfH moutM "*"' co11a MeH CA 92627 wanenty, ••PfO•• or 1~
1b11 In lull•• the lime ol 111 completeness or COf m042 Said Sate ol property.,, s~loon as Benel WILL •IJOUd ,tnctsUdl1ecord1!JO' The undorilgned Trust plied regerdlng 1111e 4 u l•) all nghl, lltle and tn. rtetness)." The l>enef1Ciary PUBLIC NOTICE be made In "as ,, .. condl· SELL AT PUBLIC A~ON TO DATE 6 n 93 •• d11cl1lm1 eny hlblli co•••••lon or enc um•
1er11t conveyed lo •nd under said Deed of Trvst. lion without covenant or THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR for GS l Fl!lancial as T111st81 tor any lncorrec1ne1t ol r•ncee. IO H U11v tne '"1
now held by 11 under saJd by reason of a bfeach or NOTICE OF warraniy. express or em-CASfi ( le 1 alt In By• Fortclos11rt Consultant&, the '""' addreu and debtednen 11cured b'I
Deed' ol Trust In lhe prop-delaull In the 01>11gat1oos TRUSTEE'S SALi; plied, regarding 111Jo pos· lawtul ~X~~y 1~1!Jm:.o i,,1110 lac., as Atenl, By-T1r1 Sny1Jt1 other corn~on design a a aid Deed •ct ve nee s
eny herelnal'tor described: secured thereby, horoto-Lo•n No. 7680403 session. or encumbrances • Extc Vici prrslaenr lion 11 anv ihown here therounder, wlm lntetes'
TAUSTOR CAIL HOLLY tore executed and dehv· ICANNE to r>:JV tho 1em31ning pnl'lc•· ~I.ate: d by c~sh ata1cas~l1115 11602h1M811i/J 12C5 Tu~tln In 'Tne col.I amount 01 a• l)fov1ded therein and
VOKELLEFrCtARY· N 0 1ted to ll'le undorsigt'lld a pal sum of the note(s) se-110~~ b!::"a r:~:.ksdr;V:. byna ca 92t:BO. (714)131 39'2 th• unpaid betence of the unpaid pnnclpar ot BEN U I N wnttClfl Declaration ol ~ T.S. No. E152479 cured Oy sa><I deed ol . 7 5 7 12 7·19 1993 lh• ob1tgat1on secure the note 1ecu•1d by aa1d FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK fault and Demand IOt Sal..i UNIT CODEE Trusl witn interest as 1n sLilt ot lfCll3.I rtld•l tmlon °'a • by the propeny 10 b deed w11h interest tnef'e-
3500 Pac1tc ..,_ 0r-
~ llectl ........
M ortu•ry • Cnapel
Cremation
I 10 Broadway
Coat• Mesa
W -1111 r1cord1d February 21 , ond "'rtuen noi.ce ol d.; APit451·101.()8 u1d 'no1e ptOV•dtld ad chon dt.t.i.n b/ ast.,l•or leOeiO\I PUBLIC NOTICE •Old end reaeonable ••ll· on a1 pr0111d~ en sa1ct
1990 as lns1r No 90-fault and ot llecliOl'I to TD SERVICE COMPANY vances. 11 any Ul'lder the U•ioos and loari assoclalfon m•ted co111 ••pen111 Note. tee1, charg11 and
092931 In Book PI08 01 Ot· cause the underaignoo 10 as duly appc>jnted Trustee terms or ta•d Deed ot savmos a~soctation Of s~gs and edvance1 •I the e11~se1 of the tnJ1tee ----------1
ltClill Records In the ottlce sell said p<openy to 1111s1y under the following de-Trvst, I.es, chilrQ("s and bank speaftecl In secuon 5102 of NOltCE OF hme 01 the lnltlal publl· end ol th• truall creece~ Sc 11 you r horn e
ot the Recorder of Orenge H •d obt1ga11ons, and there-acnbed deed ol trust WILL expet'lsts or tile Trustee Ille financial Code and aul!lor· TRUSTEE'S SALE cauon 01 the Notice 01 by aaed Deed or Tf\111-throuqh clilss.1ied RENT
COlll'lty. alter Ille under11gnod SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Md ol the •ru~ts creiltod 11!<1 IO do businc;s In lhlS st.ate l UNDER DEED OF TRUST tall I• 1708, 114 3!f WES PAC Reconvey• 6425&78 s31d deed ot trust de· caused said no11c1 ol d• TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER bv s3ld Deed 01 Trust So1d Al at the rronl en1rance to suite TS No 93·6616 ---------scnbes the IOltowmg prop-fault and or etection to bl FOR CASH (1n the forms sale will be held on 205. 17802 Irvine 8ouleva1d, Loin No 701 ·002446
through classified
etty recorded February 25 whieh are 1a .. tul tendor m August t3 t9?J, 01 1 30 Tushn CA ll2680 au r19111 IJUt Olher Rel W23234·5
Parcel t 1993 as Instr. No. 9~ the Uoeted States) 01td/0< pm tn the lobt>y 10 the and Interest conveyed 10 aocl AP Number 424.331.10
Untc 38. os a.hown at'ld d• 01 18873 In Book Pego o1 the cashier's ceruftect "' bu1tden9 located at 601 now htlO by 11 unoer sale! Oetd YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T
lined Oil lllat cena.n condo-0Hici31 Records m the ol· other checks specif1ect In South Le\lo•s Strttt Or of Trust In th• properly s1111~110 UNO ER A DEED OF ,...noum plcYt recorded June race of the rec0td« ol Or-C1111t Code Seclloo 2924h ange. Cahlorn•a 92668 111 sad County CaMornlil de· UST8 DATED November
N, 1980 in 8()()o( 13644 111"9• county; (payable in lull ot the 11me At lhe ttme 01 Ille 1M1al sc11two the land lt'erem '· 19 9 UNLESS YOU
Pa g • t 5 t 0. O fl 1c•a1 Said S3te ot propeny will of sale) atl nght, ~tie and publicatlOn or lh•s r,ot•ce AP N 440 231 23 PMcel t :~~ y~~U~~o~~ RfvR?r
RCCOfdS ot Orange County, be made 11'1 "as is· Condi· ln1eres1 conveyed to and the totol amount of tho un-Loin tract 7166 as shown oo MAY BE SOLD AT A PUS
C l hltXnta uon without covonilnt or now held by 11 uodcr said pJid b3fanco of lhe obl191\· a map tPcorded In book ns ·
Pa1c1t 2: "'arran1v. c~press or 1m-Deed of Trust In tho prop. 11on secu100 by the obove pages 17 lo 22 hiciusllle or mis· LIC SALE IF YOU NEED
An und1llldld 1/108th In plied, regarding 11111 pos· erty here1naher doscribe<I: described deed of trust c,ll.u•eous maps In the ol!u ot ::E E~=~~~: T~°'N T~~
lefest in and to Lois I and souam, or encumbt'ances, TR U Sl O R· AN Z AN and estomoted costs e•· th~ county recorder ol 013nge ROCEEDING AGAIN ST 'l (commOl'I ar13) ol Tract 10 p3y the remaining Pflncl· CANNE. SHEILA J KANO penses. and ad;;Jnces •S C0111tly CalilornlJ Parcel 2 Ari OU YOU SHOULD CO
No 10626, '" lhe C•IY 01 pat sum ol the noi.(s) se-BENEFICIARY GREAT S21 6,402 41 a~purrenanl non nctuswe ACT A LAWYER N·
Cosle Mesa. County of Or Cured by said deed .or AMERICAN FIRST SAV· It IS pos51bte lhal .ll the !:\Vmenl IOI ingress and egre~s
1nge. S1110 °' Cat,fonva H Trust, with interest as .,, INGS BANK record~ Oc10-time ol sate the opening ltlrou~tioulSO 01 ti.Kt no lltS No'::s'~ hcer~by given per map recorded 1n Boolt H •d note pro11tdld, I d· ber 17. t988 as Instr No bid m.1y bo less tnan '"' d 11 A econvey· 465 Pages 28 and 29 of v3nees 11 any under the 88-528188 In Book page ol 101al 1ndeb1ooness due '' shown on a mao iecoi in nee, tnc • Cehlornle
M,i.C.,1 neous M3ps, 111 the terms 'or sruci D.ed of Ott1cuu Records 11'1 tho ol· Date: 7/09193 boo~ 27S lli19.'~ I 7 lo 22 lnciu Corporatton H lru1tee,
olf•C• ol tne Coun1y Ro Trust Ices charges and lice of the Rocorder ol Or· T D SERVICE COM· srv4 OI mis.f laneous maps or 1uccea1or 1ru1toe, or corder of S3>d County, to e.pe~ses ol lllo frustoe ango Counly; • ' Id Trustee records ol Ounoa Coun~. Call 1ub1Utuled _truetee fur· gNher wHh all 1mp1ove and ol the trusts creJted said deed ol trust de-PANY, as aa rorn1~ IOQellm wiltl eas menls 1u1n1 10 Ui e Dee ol
mttnls lhertol'I, e•cept•l'IO by SJ•d Deed of Trust Said scribes the followinq By Dl•n• Erickson, lor surpor t a110 seltlem~n Tru11 uecuted by Bur·
therefrom Condominiums SJ'e will be held 00 LOT 49 OF TRACT NO Asslst1nt Secretery, .,.,~.,.~'"two I ad1ons •o llnOh•m Enterprt111,
Un.ts 1 throuqh 108 1nc1u 1Wgus1 9 1993, at 1 30 76-ll. COONTY OF OR· 601 South Lew is St., "0 cl ~A1J tr~I a•td tog•tner Inc , • Celtloml• Corpoo ii.1. located tht>reotl pm 1n Ille lobby IO Ille ANOE. STATE OF CALI-Orange, CA 92668 .,,.. f3 •n•-111~ for ea •• 'l Otr•ll on Recorded
E.tceptonq lherelr0tn al bu1ld1ng tocat.ci al 601 FORNIA. AS PER MAP RE· (714) 385-4700 ~•'lh.11 9~ w!l"• ~uell e••ts 1110711989 tn Book
o.1, g11, ""neraJ a'ld hydro South Le"111s Street. Or CORDED IN BOOK 297. IF AVAILABLE, THE .>11 con\trumcl •~ acc:oroanc• Peg• -Inst I 89 599445
C3•l>On substances r'l'ng a090 CaJofom1a 9:11668 PAGES 1 TO 5 BOTH IN· EXPECTED OPENING v.•t:1·.)!l~llC.lblt munl"loaJ ord1 ol Olllclel Record1 In the t>elow • depth ot 500 feel Al the timo oi the 1nat1.tl CLUSIVE OF MISCEL· '"'I'S and an appurten~rit otllce ol the County Re-lrom the sut1ace of SJtCI publ•C311on ol tilts nol•ce, LANEOUS MAPS, IN THE BID MAY BE OBTAINED non e•tluslv~ r19nt to u<e !he corder ot Orange.Coun-
IJnd ..ntctl have 001 beel'I lhe 101.11 amount ot the Ul'I-COUNTY RCCORD(A OF BY CALLING THE FOL· I.le 1 110 IOC41~0 011 sa1~ lol 50 ty, Cal1lornla, 1nd pu11u·
.prov1ou11y ruervcd. but p.t1d balance o11he obhg3. SAID COUNTY LOWIHO TELEPHONE tne s•rol Jd<lrn~ and Olhtr ant to the NoUc• ol O.·
""•lhoul lhe right ol ently llOl'I secvred by th• above YOU ARE IN DEFAULT NUMBERS ON THE common r1esiont11ton II illly Of •ult and Election to Seu
uoon ll'V pott•on of tne ae .. Crtbed deed ot lrvsl UNOER ADEEDOF TRUST DAY BEFORE THE Uo• r•al prop~r!)' d•~rnbe<l lhereunde r Rec;orded
surtxe ol s.J•d f.lnd '°'tho eno est mated coslS, e~ DATED 10 II 88 UNLESS SALE: (714) 385-4837 .i~~.• ls i:urp rl•d lo t:e 500 0313011993 In Sook ••
purpose ol u plonnq tor penses ano advances 1s YOU TAK£ ACTION TO or 12131127•4865 Pl.Ira N APOll fexn CA 92titi0 Pege -tnaL • 93·206211
t>Oring. t•ITKl•nq, ctr. •"9 SIJ0.001 93 PROTECT YOUR PROP· TAC84765 H 8 i; dtr ·'O' •d Trus•e• ol H id Otllcial Recorda, "1'0l~ pr0$pect.119 f()f, re h IS poss•ble that al the ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT Pu bll Shld Nowporl 0 Kia.ms anv l.\t)l 1ly IOI ariy will Sett on 08/0V1993 It ITIOV'll'IO or tn<l•lo.Ol•l'l9 uid t•mt o1 s.lle lhe opco.ng A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU • . 1 00 P M 11 lhe North
.ubsunces ., ~t!flled 1n bod may be less thln the NEED AN EXPLANATION Beach·Cost.t Mes.t OJ•ly lllcom~UlMS ot Ifie strul ad front 1ntrenc;1 to the
1n1 deed from Pentndge 10131 indebtedness oue OF THE NATURE OF THE Pilot July 19. :116 August 2 ores~ iticl OtllPr common des19 County Coorthou11, 700
Cove • CJltlorrua Um4t('O Date· 7/t21'93 PROCEEDING AOAINST 1993 natlOO II any ShOWll herein Civic Center Dnve WHI, P1111~n.ti. .;. YOU YOU SHOULD CO"f· MO>IO S:i1d Ult wU bt made bill v.11h Senta An1, CA •t public Paitt>I 3 P SUP ooRI 0 R T 1 TL E TACT A LAWYCR out co~•rPnl 01 wa11anty e~ auction, to the hlgheat
STARTING A NEW BUSINESS??
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now avallablo to new businesses
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statement with \he County Clerk,
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as required by law and then file your
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VISA 642. 56 78 -
C .. ost.a Mesa~ CA 92627
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E.ICllANGE 1600 BEACH
BALBOA
2169 PENJNSULA
COSTA MESA 2624 HOTELS RENTALS B USINESS
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('l,.AS 'lt'IED HOLRS: (714)720-0566
Villa Rentals
675-4912
ferry, lun zone, post s725 mo 640-2495 Will sl.'11 ctleap SO et.ts For •PPlteahon &
olc & t>us, Prkng .iva11, SHARE 2724 GARAGES down 1t qvahl>ed C..11 into 1-2 l 6-324-5783
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d10 wlfull kitchen! 5705/mo 642•7142 view. n smk, n 'drenk, ••••••••• DELIVERY In Hun
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Back B•v House, JBr J im 673-04S75 Vic. Fodco: 2en 1e a S695 incl ut1t, .,,., lor sKu•e E•st Cost• •••••••••• ta•n Vaflev Need reli·
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p at.o s1;.oo • sccurt1y new decor 2BR I Ba. n smk r No pets Bal I sl Cozv brag"t 990ii Va11.J d•1ver's !teens.
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548 8599 or 85.2 9936 s tain glus. 20 •'0 $750 mo 65().8040 FURN 2Br 103 Non LOST •· 1111:>1hly insurance
smkr. $415 incl ulll. ••••••••••! a Earning po1en1tal to Beyrldgo condo w· sundocll. lndry, gnr. REMODELED 1BR FOUND 2925 S125 per ..-...L c .. 11
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CONDOS
FOR RENT
w d, pool spa. sec S9SO mo 650-8040 Close to Everything• Selbo•, Ltg Seaullful
$1 295 Aql 84G 8 106 !>46-9081 hom , V1r-w pvt BA, REAL ESTA IE
4 w d Straight mature ac.... ..1 In ti.-.,. ·•' r I I ha•• • 111ic .... Bluffs COSTA MESA 262 1--------tun prof n smkg pets
Furn JOA 2' ,ea ~ LAGUNA $600 031\ 72J 6126 • fl,. , ........... , ""''" "" "'"' I ,,._ ff'1hu1h. ,,,,., •• ,,.,,., •~' tl•u f1r4
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otc No pels Newly • $200 OFF! 3BR BEACH 2648 COM 2 rooms avail en BUSINESS OFFICE
renovn1ed S2 150 mo 2•~Ba, W/0 hkups. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• beaut 3Br apl, gar. • '""' •f•"'"'" ..( ""~'·'• Tlw fl•J. r.M ,\ Tl•• '"""~' • '11• ,,. 1 .. 1.t.1• I • •~• .,,... "'
1 yr lse 760-8853 garage, 2Zl3 Fairview balcony. w ct $475 & FOR RENT 2769
or 80S.261·3225 $1070 mo 548-700t No end lg 1BR dpl11 nr $425 472-2096 640-2769 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ....... ., ... -,., ....... ~ ...... ~ ... ,.. ... , ...
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COSTA MESA 2124
-bch & to wn N smkrs Eastbluff 2BR 1 •,ea twnhse apt, COM Share 1rn JBr 3BJ
I onlyl Avl 8/t. $750/mo • Beautllul SBR hom o, S82 5 /mo Move· n ' soc. 494-4695 home South ol PCH,
gourmet kilchon, huge spoc1all 290 Avocado frplc $550 . v1 u111 L11ve
yard, on park In great _s __ 1_3,,.6.,.2_·_3_1_M.,---.,..,..-msg nl-4652723·1456
nghbrhd Lincoln CdM 2BR IBA. pool, parking, NEWPORT CdM Fem n smkr shr ,~--~, shls S25001mo Incl lndry Avl nowl S725 B11:11CH 2669 3BR 2BA Apt, w d ~=----,=-=-:::-:'.:-:---::-:-=I
CORONA Qrdnr/WH 7 20-0638 , $400 dep 645-9028 i;n $500 mo 5091-, Larf\s MO to M O R 1105 h orn
423WB•wSt pur 714·7595»39-' $1 tSSlCO ""'""'l
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copier f" A.X & '"copt
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, .. ·~ ~ .. o DEL MAil 1022 Custom bu1n 2BR 28'1, Eastbauff Patio 2BA WITH GARAGE S895{28R 2BA HTSI Cute clean Balboa c0;;,1~:~y~~3;0 la ~~o•tu" i • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii d/w, beam ceila, lrplc, Home 3DR 2DA end $795 New Cpl/Paint, Choice area. b linds. townhouso, 2Br 2Ba
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t11111M1111w1t1tll1111ko lllll•t11 petllo, deck, 2 car gor, Car garage, amall Exec Townhome 2or, lrptc, gar. y•rd, uni pd. w'd Fem ptet
to MftftlSt • ,..., ,,etttuce I I 1 iard. pot ok N r M int cond 3br Jba, 2 w •ct hkups No pets •1BDRM $600t M ust love klcts Avl 8 I c 0 m m p 0 0 • p. 0 m 0 n a N I ct 0 r I 0 2 t F • d h h SIO c s 7"'"" h11111a111n ,, f1scr1m1na 1011 5 K.. 721-4190 car alt gar, ms r $885 619'934-3710 r.g. s ws r. v 1. herl, 662· -~
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111.U eey11Kll llflltlt11CC. llllll 1600l/f, d/w, frig, w:d , FOR LEASE: 3Br 2Ba No pels 844-0452 Years Newl, 2BR. fam· mo ~ V)U\11 673~1
lllitft" f 1w11111111f1t11 " dbl gar, 2 bale. Bluffs w/toft. 2 P llos, stops -----.,..--.,,.---lly complH, Average nla 111woapt1 will nil Mo.a Verdo'I 80.t Buyl 51 200 _. ate. 6SO 2072 from beach on bay· E 'SIDE Beck B•Y re t St\37.SOtmo w fa 6 lnlWilllfY KCUI lllY '4ftl'llH 1 •try Ol'I quiet •tr .. t. 3br side. 548-..5B9 1 BR. yard, gas wfd ('IO... 850-83 '0
mut let rul uulf w111c11 la I• I 7$b~ tern potch, nw E'•lcl• 1400 •If condo.•·u-d_o_l_s_re-.-3,.....,'""l-.'""1-.-m-rm-, hs~~~~ ':~t63t BAY VIEW 2BR tBA.
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COMMERCIAL
PROPERTY 2778
LAGUNA BEACH
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.._ .. _ ..... ,"" NEWPORT # •------~~"'."" •Lkto P•rk• 329 Unlvors"" Or"J • , .. o t·'• upatrs. 2BR condo. beach cloH, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieiiiiiiiiiiiiil ..... •••Wt-,. ••••• Verde 48R/2BA, 2BR t I luxury "J """ .. I 1enn1 nar frple .................... ullHUO BEACH 1069 ... pool,"'~ ... MW llleil View.' Sl~mo 842·2918 2BA wlvl•wl Frplc, = 'ssso ~';.7983 .... MO FAE RENTt
JNDUS11UAI. 2788
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neci..t .. ce Owner 10
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eat1y •ve 723 1374
LOST b 1593 Nt>ar
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bro"'" leather coli,,,
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85().8322
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641-9030
LOST1 WOMAN"& Cl.OLD WATCH ot1
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tell·llttll l·lllO·•l4-IWI '-fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii carpt'I. close to acl'lool 97~8030 Mon Sat E'SIOE W/OARAGE micro/oven, dJw.,..,.,,....,._,,.,....,___,..-~=--1• 2,000 sq ft M·I In
Ulewatlllqtell,OC11ta,1ust $1500mo.7S1""43~ 7tOLldoP•rkDr. 20RS150 NoPeta $135Qlao 720-968.S Npt "9t• t'IH, Sun dustrt.tl Good lo<"!· PERSONALS HUD
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3BR 2Ba. 1800 tit. NIC4t quiet 2Br rear .. tl-46-3679 or 650-9022 B ........ ,,,,_
hrdWd flfa $35»9,000 house, din ore•. w/d 2UR 2\'iO•. Q•"· view, -....,,.~,..,..,,,..,,,.-""!!""--=--2 ·•ty 28R 2b a ....-. now! 0ou9 .Ut Sl38
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(7141 Ma..U71 No dOg• 142·5393 Avl 111• &45-Q2t5» 900 aq ft, •Ga~· U...71$5 enewr •vc: Balboa. Pool, 1..,,,11, BUSINESS •
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condo, •vi nowl So ol pool, lennl'I No pola 1EAS TalD• 1 t.JR 1 lJA M obile hm, Hoag t4oap No pets ------·••! Cl .. • Of 'U . Need
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CONDOS Nwpt Shr• JO" wa. ~2!\-A Clden Ave A. c. ~~ HM AV'I $/1 Kathryn •so----------f9Uf'llQrl, 645 4
fomod I 1)1 rm. pool. 7aa..aM Rltrs. 6'2·3880 24a2 Of 97 .... 90 BUSlNESS --.T-,. ..... -L ......... ,.,,..,,O:'.":R~.-=-=,x~l ,,..--===:::::I"--~ -------·1·P·O·R·SALE·~---HUNTINGTON tennis " bch S1350 llifleoi VISW·YtEW·YliW Shr WA 1Ua 0.oA .., OPPOR111N1TY Suc ceulul atngloa No matter
m•H GA!l 5350 0t &41-t>Ate :rnn couao•. o•r. 28f 2oa twnt'IM. ftpic. nou •· • d . di\# w•'" mNtlng e.cn «AAet. wh t you're ROUS--... l!ACB 2140 ya1d, w,d hkup l'»S ,~ 11495 lo ouen s.t2S mo 2904 Cal 11'0C).lA8l.ll_... CONDOS _n1111.~ • · -· _No po11 722A2M _ ••!;.~LUP'-28! -~~t..!_2~ ,~se-•,••••••Iii________ dong, yout
PO& SA1B -_, ........... AP••TMENTS CAST&tOE conAOE ~ 'P,,.000oar war" to o.c" Bey. ~ LOCAL v•NDINO SCHOOLS t hom9\0Wfl
.. •••••••ROlllS 1100 28R•dot\18R hO\I ... lrg ~ 20A tOA 1850 Wld _., IO ~me. rem°"""'· woun Poaslb1-~ -~
.• ·-· · ltneld yarcs. PUS 'Ot<. FOR RINT hkps, yd. encl 91W· ftt·1 •90 P~ 8NpMM. 1~. w .. t.:tr•huf All 0t llSTIVCTIOll lOlZ •-•,............
COIOllA
DltllD 1022
----··••t St100Jetf 310-"JO.~ UM) E Wit.on 12 .. 147J , t9nnt $41S 112·1JOO p rte 271 JftOO ·-------
NO caaN' DOWNf -;.;,iiiiilillca&::Aiii:i•iTUi•fl ··------·1 -• A···---· Oooct credft7 N9 28A • poot. a.,._.....~ 1---------..,.' IL e e •I Ve" 411 "• r-w.---20• d_,. wtd4t By HollO lflWPOiT JA110A ~~~ nn. ...-~awa01 l.EJITIU.S Re•tet 1120000 • A n retl. -Attr. 11t-.. Ill. :::;-,..,,.'~ "*' llACR 2181 PININSUIA 2607 clo • to be,,, ae,,.. a POa DKT WANTED 2726 :",J:::vr.~' !!~!!.!!NIO~·~":!!!;!•!llM!..,~_I .. ______ _ t.eoo.27a..oa~ liiim•••liiiiiill&I••••••-' -"Of>'·......... .....
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Monday, Juty 19, 1993
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
A.N8WSU TO WDU.Y aaD>OB QUJI lllPLOYlllNT DOlllSDCS 5540 PITS • POWU aOATS
5530 UlllA1S 8041 7012 ·-----·CHILD CAiia-~ d.-,.1------•lil------RINTIL HOITJlll llilk in CM hm N/amkr. PWa•1 .... .-Nehlr• T .... 1. "'1Ugs N
1 M-1 .. s 8ertleQ'9rod ·~etot
Morocco 14 1., .... dMl04I
15 EditMe root
]8 Mi.our1
rt\W
17 Colectlons t8 WlnQllke ii Aodi debris
10 JonMy -21 Cut to a epec-
lfled llu
TV"8tlON 51 Cudloo
51 Dr.-atytit
51 Muttawa 51 Small cut eo caec:Mn'
11 c-OWftlanO
u Fema19, "'" Pa.tot attltudea
84 Commentwy page In
MM~
65 Methoda
•AKQtCM r.;; AQ8 oe .en
Your rilbt.-h&nd oPPOMnt •na &be ~ with one diamond.
What action do you take?
A.-Thia ii 1 cloee dadtlon be·
tween double followed by • apede
bid and a one apeda overcall. Since
you hold the muwr ault. and 3 112
deteoaive tricb, we a.re ot the opin-
ion t.bai the hand ii ju.t good
mooah to atan with • &akeout dou·
bit and roUoW up by biddln1 apadea.
But it'• no crime juat to overca.11 one
For AP' Complu. PIT ~rs ...... eomet:;\ 9lart ..,. Tentew. ,.,..,. ::.,.. .. ,;.,., .. ..,,,,.r
P•tmanent poeltlon. /20 okl .,,.ved f•lft•I•. eNltactet boal parade
Must be agile, r"PQt1-Nanny wan&ed: 3 mo. housebrolcen, •11 1990 •7~2002 ~
albl• & bondabl• Infant H8 .,.a IN9-anots. not hy.,_r ~r 772-eoeo · • • owner rn°""8d IO con• Wont Fri, Sat a Sun. oul. no hakeeplng. ai.ec:ent hoapllal and
Will consider Sat a Eicp/refa Nq. Kay ~.. d •-··i....I ......... . Sun. Must be avail· 310.075-4033 -·• nee • a ...,, .. ..., ..
•bl• tor tu11 tta1n1ng to r::e ~h ;:::;_ TIAlfSPOITATION show~·· ore dutlea. IOnahlp 1 PIHH call I•••••••••
etc. M j 4855 'IU"DDCBANDISB 541-2567. Rest.turJ Dua\
Host/Hott ... Appty 1n .,_rson PIANOS 6
12~m •• 2100 w OlGAHS 6059
AUTOMOBILES
Oceanfront, Nwpt Beh APPUAMCJ!S 6011 -----
~3 Oetecttw
ttory. e.g. DOWN apade.
TVDist ffT BMY GRAND PIAN01--------
Maeinfo1h exp a 30" ••• range with with bench, t~lty r• LEXUS 9115
must. Call S. LAnnon bullt·ln microwave, lurblahed ln11de,1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 25 Altered. ,,, ...
28 Owrl9
27 Stadium
MCtlon
29 Moeor P8'1 32Rage
35 Mutlclll
ending
4te Smol(e
paaege
37 tiouNtop "'8 High building
39 Time to fut
'Cl HorM
4 1 Director -Kazan 42 Squan<Mr
...A3 Plus
44 "What a nuisance!" 45 -AIC'llles
46 Intuit
48 Goesto-
(an old friend) 52 Groups from
1 At1recttv.-,,._
2 e...· prodUct
:S Middle Eutemera
4 Dence step
5 Flight• or
lt9')1
I Proaperoua
7 06ea -· hymn
I Tatt•ed
I More chMr1\JI 10 UK r9C9 meet
11 Shelltl9hM thet .,. hard
to move
12 Out of line 13 -off:
annoyed
21 8'loved 22 Daub 24 A c:r1me 21 Namely 28 Concept
30 Female relative 31 Allocllte
32 Sact'ed Cheat
7 ... 3 $125. 842-4148 $800. 759·3223 •• Q.&-Eut-Weat vulnerable, 11 782 Coast '92 L••U8 SC :aoo.
"-'-=~~ Q.2-Both vulnerable, u South ,.,.., e ..., ..-,_...,_.. you bold:
•54 QIOHI OA.173 M54
The biddinc hu, proceeded:
South you hold: 1-:-:N:,,;ew-x-:po=rt'.TP-::r~o .. ~_rt_le..,.•~-Refrlg, works great--------be•utit\JI gamet red. ~75 <;>AX.JM OK108 H U oatal & Oii Jobs SlOO. Wash1tr/dryer SPORTING •Int cond, llher, gold
Your rifht·hand opponent opena $23 per hour + ben-•Int cond. S200. can GOODS . 6065 pk.g. chrome whla, a-
33 Mldd1y
34 Metalwo'11• 35 Soft drin61
31 -stMk .
38 -firm• 42 Trlel to win
OYer
44 Coercion
45UMd1 divining rod
4 7 Stow: music
48 Time ott
49 cnr111mu visitor
50 Solidarity
51 Organ tuMI
52 Arrived
53 Touched down
54 Singer Laine
55 Harvest
59 Mue stitches
Nonll But 8outlll w .. t
1 <;> I• t <;> 2• s <> .. • 1
What action do you tab?
A.-Yeur aide'• double fit in-
creues the otfenaJve powntial of
your hand while diminilhilll the
combined defenaive potential.
There'• no suarantee t.hat you can
defeat four-'** and five heart.a, if
it doean\ make, won't be expenaive.
Bid it.
Q.S-Nelther vulnerable, u South
you hold:
•AJ <.:7Q987 0 10872 ~75
The biddins hu proceeded:
North Eut 8outlll Weet
I + I• 1
What action do you take?
A.-Ir you have Neptive Double.
in your anenal, t.hia ii the perfect
hand for it. If not, the only coune
open to you ia to bid one no trump
and aee where that takea you .
Q • .f-Eut-Wut vulnerable, aa
South you hold;
b Wha do ..... , •fits, now hiring! deliver 848-2178 spd, ave records, 38K one clu . t action you Ul&e · 800·935.0322 24 hra A.-Altbouib there ii a vut di(-Washer/Dryer S135ea. TANNING ••D for f~ ml, $29,900 obO.
ference in the qua.Jity of your major Refrigerator 1200 eale: Montego B1y ( t 4• :t83-73t 9
auita, it would be wron1 to give up £MPLOYMENT 848-5848 WolH Syatem. Crystat 1 ________ _
on the apade suit ao early in the SERVICES 5533 Washer/OJyer, Ken-24 Suns. ONLY 22 MAZDJ( 9125'
Same-after all, partner might have more, heavy duty plus hours ol usage on •
d S375pair642·9304 bedl Mu•t ••II, length and atrength in the auil an ........ make offer.'
little in heart.a. A takeout double ia Please be aware that--------714-83.,2229
the clear choice. tho hstlngs in this cat-FUIUfiTTTDt: 6014
egory may require you vau; ••••••••• to call a 900 number ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiii!il Q .8-Aa South, vulne1tble, you In which there Is a Dining rm tble, dbl ped· GARAGE SALES
'83 GLC, 5 apffd, 4
door. gr•y. sunroof, Al
C, S1200 obo C714) eeo.te33
hold: cMrgo per minute. estal; w/8 ehrs. Cherry •••••••-•Q8'78 <;> AKQ83 ¢7 •K94 wood, $350. 84•-0352 MElCEDES
The bidding baa proceeded: ,_E_M_P_l _O_YM_E_NT ___ l _ _,,,,,,E .. L"""E~c""'T""'R=1c=a .... Eo.,::::=-I ·------· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
9130
South Weet North Eut 53 x 80 In alz' '85 500 Sl!C, lmmac I <;I P... I • Pa.u WANTED 5535 In gr8 condition TRANSPORTATION eond. 11 blue, fully
1 · $450. 673-8348 loaded, phone, alarm, What do-you bid now? WORK AT HOME. ---------• malnt records. 71K ml. A.-.While the high-card count or Growing co. needs KI n 9 Wat• r b • d -------7-0-1-1 $28,000. 640-1999 help. FT/PT. No exp. Frame oak w/book· BOATS
tbia hand is only 14. ita playing will train. 664-1413 ease, htr & more. Now iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --------
potential is tremendous. Two eond. $400. 673-5975 •89 ROWINO SKIFF PORSCHE 9175
apadea doesn't come cloae to doins For Ad Action 14 tt. 1 or 2 m•ft. Slid·liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ou . . Living rm set, glass -· it ju.tice. r vote pa to an in Vt ta· Call a t 8 b 19 t 0 P .._ p 81 d Ing 1eats. Xtnl cond.
tional jump to thl'ft spades. $l400. Sell fOf S300. $995/obo. 646-4005 '87 S.antno9e wide lilJ.... Dinette set w/ehrs Yachts wanted· 60n+ body, cabriolet, gray. rmt.. $50. 573·01M The Amba11ador lmmae cond/ahow
AD VISOR car. OBS Whls, 15K • MOVING Muat aell lrg Trust (7l4)4S7•2176 ml. $45K firm. days 842·5878 designer couc hes--------702(137·1717; evH
s5oo. washer/dryer POWER BOATS 702-45t·5429 Bobby ••••
Convenient
Pllet Cl-eff'led
842-M78
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
5530 5530
$300, dining room set TRADE $200, end tables/futon · 7012
s100. Coll 646-3026 VANS 9 225
EMPLOYMENT
5530
CNA/Houeekeepr live In prel. Muat dtl\19 w/
clean OMV, a~•k En-
gllah. FAX reauma to Evelyn 714-833-8299
Or phOne 833-8255.
Exp'd Food Serven
& Cocktan ....,, ....
Apply In peraon, after-noon• 3·5, Rockln'
Pasta. 17041 Beach
Blvd, Hunt. Beach
~~~~
Build your
real estate
career upon
The Rock®
Our..ternffc loca11on
offers a constant
source of leads.
We also have a
unique computerized
support system and a
professional sales
staff to lctm from.
through classified ·75 191t Bayllner, doeP. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii M~-=678 -~-D-C_HAND ___ IS_E __ , V, bowrl der, Vo lvo
____ 111 ____ ,~ 170hp 280 outdrlve w/
-----------------iMISC. 6015 trailer, Vl'iF, Cover. FUIHITUltE 6014 FURNITURE 6014 $3500 aa Is. 642-4998
'89 FORD .Aeroetar van. cargo, auto, A/C, PS, PB. good cond, white. $3,950/obo.
953-5406 after 3pm ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Color TV• 19 & 23 Inch '89 3 9 n searaw ;: $95/Sl75. Home Stereo (•plashed 1990) Low $45. 2 wood cotfH tables houri. all options., _______ _ Cash DIVORCE No Junk S4S & ses. 10 speed b41t• immac. S125t<. 64.._2205 VOWWAGEN 9235
$40. 646-2178 2 5' RAN EL Sport 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cruiser. Canva1. laen-1• Flahe,,.Prtce car seat glaH, atalnl .. s hand '73 VW Thing (grHn)
$30, Graco highchair rolls. pulplt. awlmstep, . New pull-out & apeak·
$20. 434-9218 new motor/outdr111e. ers. tires, pnt, catpet.
OCEAN flehlng
tackle & ttollln'ij rod
& reels, Basa/lake tackle. S 1-$25
S48·9832
JEWELRY, FURS
Xlnt cond. $8500/obo. reblt eng, great eond.
With prime Npt dock. S5500. 723-1214
631·2947 or 631·2646 1--------'71 VW SqMIU"eback 26"X 8.5· ALBIN SpotU1Sher Great IOf beach, call
New ·12 DLR demo, for dotallal $750 obo.
180hp mere lnbolfd Dsl, Call 714-847-8110
beloW cost ~· S50k A.k for Jaaon Nord Yachts 6734878
6 ART 602 S ·94 Cal)li<>let. orig oNnt r.====-====~ since 'IA, AM/FM
No room left in the
garage for the ear ??
EMPLOYMENT
553 0
HOUSl!CLEANINQ
Dependable, Moti.-vated, Outgoing. FT
avg $8-10/hr 723~3
tmmed Opening: Eicp
children• retail atMe
man~. 84S-1355
PHOTO STORE, Ptr
Stop by our office or
call us today and
start your new career
on solid ground.
Cd Mr. T1yior
OcMn !atate Home & Content•
Rolls Royco, exquisite Italian tum , Bombay
Inlaid veneer. marble top chests. Louis XVI.
Napoleonic Empire desk. tables, stands,
pedestals. cuno, hall table. Bronze carved·
angels. very ornate Gorgeous ornate French
par1or writing desk. lrg Louis XVI exec desk.
hvy bronze decor Palermo hall table.
Napoleonic gls top table w/4 ornate serpent
bronze legs Florence varfety of 24 ct
goldplated lamps, stands. etc 9' French buffet
w/ 9' marble slab top. heavy bronze 9' rosewd
tallle. mother-of-pearl. sUk cushions pd $6000.
sac $2795 Dry bar. Ital inlay Ital crystal
chandelier & vases French bdrm 12 pcs sac $385 Marble pedestals Carved elephant tusks.
horses, swords, Louts XV mantle clock · &
clolssone clock Mermaid bronze coffee table
7 ft Palace vase, s ilk rugs. Baroque antique
mirror. Bohemian crystal, Euro bronzes -on
marble, oil paintings. Louis I carts Stuffed
peacock. wood horse. bronze mermaid coffee
table. Capod1monte, art colfecnons 499-0134
evenings ror information
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil No -atter stereo caH, AJC. p/W, Going Out Of Buaineu 111 calm whla. prof malnt! Fine Art what you're S3950. Ote: 75g.3001
ALL AT SWAP MEET doing your or Res· 67S.7165
PRICES ' Luon'ijo-Lupett;.Robert hometown
A eall to Classified ea11 llelp
642-5678
Cleenfnt per.on
Ptr, 3 Mornings p1r
week, must be reliable. BalbOa Saloon 573-9783
Sell your home
through c&uaJfied.
842-5878
Wot1(able hours, out·
going personality. Some clerical. Costa
Mesa toe. 722-0611
Sell your home
through daaalfled. ~ ... .,.
for COIMettW lalmifw.
ThePrull•"'i:f. ...... . .
673-7300
Rodt IOlid ii real csu1ctt
... , 11.r ~ ... °""'*'
Wood-Julian Ritter newspaper
and many morellll
l::all for private The ...,-··m;. ahowln'ij ,,_..
NO REASONABLE
OFFERS REFUSEOlll fits In. Owner Retiring (714) ... 82-3383
AUTOS
WANTED 9 270
W111 Aaeume Pym\'
on tat•mdl lwt cir,_ Th• Ambaa1ador Truat. 7t4/457·2171S
------IBOAT
SERVICE SERVICES
CEMENT
3470 MASONRY
COMPAKJON
3526 CA.RE
PENCES BOUSE LEGAL PAJNTING 3858 ROOFING 3910 TILE 3928
DIRECTORY 3554 6 DEas 3115 SITIING 3760 SERVICES 3812 iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii&ii
••iliill•&miiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •20 YU.RS ECP. CENTURY ROOFINO Remodel & repair II our ----- -
W t reide Detell •Weed Penoee• R-pon llve-in couple Paralegal aemc•• Int & ext. Fair price•. Rerooflng Sp.clatlat apeciatty-35 Y..,. np a • * Best Prtce/QualltJ Comp..,.... C.. Eltp ~ "-.... -. Wiii watch home/"""11, I ti I In B quality workmanahlp. Uc'd contractor on fob. 55A3869 Complete w11hdown1. l.Jlncbcape, ~ ·-Sec'ty/bookkP'. Orlw, .• ,._.... . .._, ·-,_,,, ,.. apec a z "'ii : ank· ,.._ •7..,.11 722 1..... .,. topal~• detalllllnd-ater IOd. Jr ~7.;;'" .:u:.oii'i • r r • n d •, pr •~ a r • 9'tllNala. Low pric:el. li:'d etc. Reaa, bOndable, ruptey; ehlld/1pousal Ron, 645-2417 ...._, -• .. ACOUSTIC c:Jearnng, leak rHtoratJon. meals. 873-ee05 AdVMlagt CoMr. 174-6301 referencea. 894-9400 support coltectlon; un-,PW\ Y of "-...lltw W·"" John Henry A.oftng _orn_r._E _____ _
REMODELING 3408 Bob Reno. M•M33 ac Concrete Constr. eontHted d ivorc e, ,-,v rs 'Nlll•tJ "'" Reroof/repalra uu;
All phases! + Asphalti----------debt consolidation & Rchard Stnor. Uc. aoM4 15 yra local bua.lneas SERVICES
Resur1aelngl i=r .. Ht. COMPUTEllS 3555 PUJUnTUltE JEWELRY 3784 more. Free phone A.ia. ~Mt lime Ucl•lS232 I00-2-Aoo41ng 3929
Spr1y Alf't 3 10K10 atand-BUSINESS Ma-3283 lt511748 llEPAiaS 3622 fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii conaultalon EXTRA MANOS ~ Peta<aon Conat/Oav. Comp~• Tr"~
srd rooma Sl99.99. Or 5r.evirr.~ 3488 ,..____ M I William Hatold Jewelera 250-1801 Painting wallpanar A .. ~ no.._. mop -... t .a-...-...&.ef ramoval~nock-Gown. ~ ~ ............... a1onry r-Peraonall1ed aet-up and ' .--' -'""'• "'" --_,....... __ .,._ Guar. 1~1993 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ragatlon, drainage, lnatructlon ln ........ .a.r Ce...eet• "-tentlon Watch & Jewelry repalr1_________ repalra. FREE ••ti· ,.nex only. 11 yra local. rtmcMI. •lmrilQ • ~
Land1cape DHtgn ......,.__ Wood, wtcket. uphola, Antique/Fine -'-welry MASONRY 3828 __ m_a_t•..,•_· _R_•_f•_· .... 544---14_7_8_
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Uc 8457234 790-9548 8~UM The Credit You 759-9412 •286029 . ~!~~w~·b~. ~~r •te. FREE :,1e'"f; & lluy/M&'ltlde 873'-0385 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Top Qua .. ty Palntlnt11 WIE FIX 'IEM _S_hn_ps_R_•_•_Mt_d_S_1-4.-t5-
ADDmONS Detene! SpeclallH In Pool THESOf'TWARESP£CW.IST delivery. M •18 3 Masonry BBQ, P•tlo, 22 Years In O.C. El NlnO •peclal min 30" gate ec:eeu
lEMODEUNG 3410 The Con•umer' • decka. driveways, 760-3888 --------lANDSCAPE 6 brick, stone, blodl. CM & Refs. Quick RHponH Uci1'411802 FREE EST 375-t9t9
C.P. McCl..y. Door/
window replac:emenL Oeslgn/fiM carpentry.
"B513053 &42·9264
Gulde to perfect palloa. Uc 298367 BANDY MAN 3710 lAWN r••E 3808 NB atea.. Uc 575034 call Uoll'334950 839-5851 C7f4) 94 ... 023 credit. Detailed man-Free e1t.847°77H \JU\ M 548-3041
ua1 ontv s19,95 + S3 DOOJtS 3580 ango --------•--------TUTOIUHG S&H. Penwlck Enter-/all•tlftel1tlll P,..... Tree trim/removal, Scandlnevlen Masonry PET JtEAL ESTATE 3930
prls ... PO Box 3002. CHILD CA.RE 3536 Patn t ·C•rpentry• sprtnkler aystema 6 Oual1tycustom brick, SEeVJCES 3870 SPE,.T•rTST 3911 Math, Algebra. Geom-Co•t• Mesa • CA .. a.Hent new entry Drywall and morel lndacpg. You name It. stone, block & glass A \.oloAl.l
02828 (714)"().8785 maket 6 door henget'. G1ry ~1277 we do ltl ..... 81 t e blodl rue. retea, free iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~~z· H:.n~ E::.
ARCHITECTVJtE
Eastal<M Colta Mesa Guar, r.... 8etdwln nl Llc:/bond .....,..zae •PET SITTING• 25 YNre Experience R-"a avail ............ .
h ..,_ .... Lock Don ... 1 ...... 10 All MfVlce & Repair ..... c Verd M•lnt. CRS .. __ .., ome, ...... aaona.... •· • ~ .... ~ My home or r.ours. •Jean uten • R.t •• llc'd nt, carpentry, plumb-uwna & complete •---------0 P-"" ti 1 c IK •-. ... -• MO""uG 3934 rooming ava table. ,....,.,, a • Ofn .. ~2728 ~":"~ .~···r9-• MrVlce. clean.up• •.&.n 28 yra •·"· 54&-2841 723-1332 or 729·1257 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil llAP!Jt '/ , . ....._........ -.. 3 t-eao9• 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ..... A to Z MANDYllAN ~ Loving grandma wlll D y, c 11 ,..,......,..,..-....... ..,....----1•
DRAFTING 3428 CARPENTRY 3510
VIDEO SUVICES
3131 DllSION ••M1CllS NJ or r9f1ee cablMta, care for your ehrtd In lllXl·IJ.Dn>S 3583 arpentry, roo ng, aaaT JOel Gardening & • Low c-t. Famlty/l·P-L-~--l-N-G--3-8_9_0-•eauoor.rruG
HouH planl/addfllona kllchensJBathrma, Patios her CM home. Baket/l!jjl•••••••ii plumblng, drywall, landscape. ClearMJp, tree Office moving, uma VDl-8 ~ ~ 10 yre ••P· FrH Ht. & repalra Doug ~n5a Farllllew ..... teoe •• atucco, paint~ tlle, ttlrn. Good refs. f,.. eat. day aervtca, box•llliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil• ADDmONS 3911 ~Video~ Mark. 310-439-5n8 ' · c ........ ,............ mot9. Jim Mt· 4M Miguel Morale• &3&-t511 moving l•bor avall, 'wiiii•••••lilii Video tape YflAll lpecNI
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