HomeMy WebLinkAbout1994-04-15 - Orange Coast PilotTHE NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA Ignore those
morning clouds -
they'll melt away
to clear skies and
wa rming temperatures as our
upper-level high-pressure area
strengthens.
See Weather, Pa~ 2
Winner of California Newsp ap er Publishers Association's General Excellence Award for 1993
Laudenback likely. 10-· be .. chil'ged with rilurder
•Arraignment for popular Newport Harbor grad this
morning. Authorities say he will be charged witn killing
his girlfriend·s 22-0Jonth .. old son.
BY Lol.IANN BASHEDA, STAFF WIUTR
NEWPORT BEACH -Brian
Laudenbaclc is scheduled to be ar-
raigned this morning, and authori·
ties close to the case say it will be
on charges of murder in connec-
tion with the March 25 death of
his girlfriend's 22-month·old son,
Tyler Jaeger.
A popular Newport Harbor
High School graduate, Lauden-
back pleaded not guilty April 8 to
charges of child abuse for aJleg-
edly spanking the boy the day be-
fo re his death.
Police initially arrested Lauden-
back on suspicion of murder afte r
autopsy tests indicated the boy
bled to death from a ruptured
liver and pancreas. Laudenback,
32, was babysiuing the child when
he die8.
Prosecutors said they did not
have enough evidence to fil e homi·
cide charges., though, and ad·
ditional autopsy tests were or·
de red.
The resuhs of those tests have
not been released, but the Orange
County District Attorney's office
apparently made a decision
Wed nesday to charge Lliude nback
with murder, authorities say.
The district attorney's office
confirmed Thursday that an ar·
raignment is scheduled for 9 a.m.
today at Harbor Municipal Court
in Newport Deach, but declined to
discuss the charges.
The coroner's office released
Tyler's body to the boy's mother,
Karey Jaeger, earlier_. this week.
accordi ng to family members. A
burial is set for Saturday e-.ening.
Jaeger, who was :11 work whe n
Tyler died, will bury her son at
sea, the boy's fa vo rite place to
play.
Laudenback had bee n babysi t-
ting Tyle r March 25 \\>hile the
boy's mother, a ~pecial education
tencher, worked. Several hours
after she left the couple's 29th
Street home , Laudenback showed
up at a neighbor's house, asking if
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A helicopter drops sea water in Mud Canyon during training exercises. The water was picked up off the coast near El Morro Trailer Park.
Target practice
Fi refight~r drills desi gned to
help prevent destructive blazes
P olice helicopter pilots took target practice on
Muddy Canyo n Thursday in a new train ing .
exercise designed to prevent a disaster like last
fall's destructive Laguna Beach blaze.
By attaching a "Bambi Bucket" to the Newport Beach
Police Department's helicopter, officer pilots swooped over
the ocean, scooping up 108 gallons of sea water, and then
whisking it to Muddy Canyon, just east of Newport Coast
Road, to practice dumping it on targets.
Newport Beach Fire Chief Tim Riley said it takes
"significant skill" to cripple a blaze by hitting the right spot
while flying overhead at that height and speed.
Thursday's training exercise was made possible with a
Bambi Bucket device borrowed from the manufacturer.
Riley pl ans to ask city officials for $3,500 to buy one fo r
the city.
-By Lor /Ann Buh~d:i
Newport Beach police helicopter pilots practice aerial
water drops north of Crystal Cove State Park Thursday.
Police suspect son in mother's death ON THI COVIR
The pa1nt1ng on page 1 today
is by local artist Anne
Davis-Johnson. For information
on paintings, call 722·7136
._ Search warrant request focuses investigation on
John Van Uden Il l. whose mother was found
bludgeoned in her Harbor View Hills home last month.
BY Lo~ BAStuDA, StAFP Wann
CORONA DEL MAR -Police
confi rmed Thursday that John
Van Uden 1ll is a suspect in the
homicide or his millionaire moth·
er, Marjorie Van Uden, who was
found bludgeoned on the sofa of
her Harbor View Hills home last
month.
A search warrant, issued to the
Newport Beach PoJicc Department
for John Van Udcn'a house, al·
ludes to suspected rancor O¥Cr his
mother's S3.5 million estate as a
~sib&e motive for the crime.
Van Uden, 47, answered the
door of his Corona dcl Mar cot·
tagc Thursday, but only long
enough to say "I'm sorry, no com·
ment."
"This is totally horrible wh:it's
happened to this family," said Van
tlden's girlfriend, Maureen Focht,
whose Costa Mesa home was also
listed in the search warrant re·
quest. uwc have no comment."
The folfowing is a brief chronol·
oay of the police department's in·
vesti1ation, as alleged in its re·
quest for a search warrant.
• Mard S, 1:05 p.m.: Police
find widow Frances Marjorie Van
Uden, 76, slumped on the family·
room sofa with trauma to the
head. There arc no sign~ of a
strllggle. The sliding glass door is
ajar. A half-e:iten muffin and par-
tially consumed mug of coffee sits
untouched on the coffee table. But
the Keel Drive residence is ran·
sacked.
Newport Dench Detective \Vil-
li:im Hartford, with five years of
crime scene investigation under
his belt, notes that the ronsacking
oppcars staged. "I am of the opin·
ion the deceased was ntt:icked by
:i person she knew," he writes in
court rccQrd).
The Ornngc County Coroner's
office puts the probable time of
death at between 6 p.m. March 3
and 2 a.in. Much 4.
Marjorie Van Uden' next-door
neishbor tells police he saw a ma·
roon<0torcd car, which he be·
lieved to be an Oldsmobile, in
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he could borro" the \\Om:in') car
10 take T) ler to the J\.X.:tor. ~:1) ing
lhe child looked sic k. •
Carole Delbrook said that by
the time Lau dcnback rct nc,cJ
T)ler ~rom his hou:.c, car~ing the
boy bad. to her car, he \\<JS uncon·
scious and turning )CllO\\.
Ne ighbors say Laudcnback told
them that he had tried to g1'e
Tyler CPR that morning ''hen the
boy my!.tcriously slopped brcjth·
ing. If applied incorrectly, 1t 1-.
pos!>1blc for the procedure to rup·
ture the li\'cr, expe rts l.ay.
Neighbors say they ''ant to be·
Iii!' i: him '\Lied ''mo:.t :.lllccrc.'·
"mo~t thou htful." and lrienJli-
ei.t," b> thl! -~e"' rxm ll:irbor i;IJ!>i.
of .JIJSO, L<)uJcnb;.ick hJ.,, \\Orl..cd
behind the tl;;r at local (j\Crns :ind
clubi. :.in c 1?.radu:i11on
hegcr n1o ..:J in \\ ith LJuJen·
bJck -\\ hl.l. ~he :.:mJ. informed
her up fron t he \\J" J rcco,cnng
cocaine aJJ1~1 and ~1lcoholic -
\\hen the I\,.., '>Lltlcd daung Ill
~O\Cl\'ber. !)I c ha:. :.in c nlO\Cd Ill -
\\uh her parent) 10 Glcndor;J.
L:wJcnbad;; h currenll) in pro·
11.:<:ll\C cu~10J) :.it thi.: Orange
Count~ J:11l. ;.dt..-r r~:portcJI) being
thn.:Jt,neJ b~ other prn1:.i1e~
Newport man hopes
to open youth hostel
in Cannery Village
•Facility, which would give
international tra velers an
inexpensive place to stay,
will go before planning
commission next week. 1.
BY DAVID H EITZ, 'IT\IJ \\'kirtk
NEWPORT DEACH -In the
'90s, with countrie~ all O\Cr the
\\Otld facing job shortages, it's J
!>implc solution for '":iry college
graduates: "I'm out o l )Choo! and
th ere aren't any jobs. So I'm gomg
10 see the \\Orld. Cheap."
How's it done? Uy sta) ing in
you1h hostels -!>emi-crampcd
dormitories "here the accom·
mod:uions arc no-frills bu t the
com ersation is ~11mula1in1?, \\Ith
excited young people S\~ appmi;
stories about their homeland:..
At lca~t that's the wa) m~rny
people describe thei r experience\
at ~outh hostels in Europe. \\h1:rc
such inns are common.
-Dut according to Bob Dal..ota. a
Ne" port Deach man "ho "ant\ to
open :i hostel in West Nt:\\port,
some Nc:...,poner~ don't emi)ion
ht) p)OJCC JS bCll1£ a bJsttOn Of Ill·
tc llcct.
"The concept that most people
have around here is thJt it's JUsl a
hangout for surfers." DjJ..01.1 <,J1J
"Dut people \\ho trjH:I arounJ the
\\Orld are gencrall) \\Cll-
cducatcd."
Dakota \\ill mal...e a pitch Thur ...
day night to the Pfjnning Commis·
sion, whic h will decide \\ hcther to
allow the ho:.tcl to open. The Cit)
Council '"'ill ffijke the final Jcc1·
~ion a couple of "eeks l;Her. 1 he
project also "ill need to gain the
Coastal Commis~ion\ ;ippro,:ll.
In the meJntimc .. Dakota .11Hl
his business partner:, arc o~t
knod.ing on doors. tdltng 1he1r
neighbors "h::it they "ant Ill do
:md an!>wering questions.
·'The re's this big rumor gliing
nro\J nd th:u "e're going to ha\C
sl.a1eboarders anJ ~urfcr ''ith
ghello blasters anJ cigarcllc\, ·•
Oa\..ota s:iid, adding that he \\ 111
only rent rooms lo in1ern.11ion~11
students "ith pa sports. ·
He hopes to attract tra,clcr
from all o'er Europe -mduJ1ng
f ranee, Germany and the s,artJ1-
LOCALS ONLY
The Great Burger
Search continues
The Grc::it Daily Pilot
Burger Search -a bicnn1l l
tradition that pits 1hc finest
hamburger hou c in
Newpo rt Beach and Costa
Mc a -is here ~1gain.
T\\O year ago, readers
may rcc:ill. the top dog -er.
h;imburger -W:J found nt
The Barn.
So, "here can you fin d the
mo t mouth·\\Jtcnng, nncry
ungling burger? We need
yo ur uggestion (fa t·food
outlet , chains :ind )Our O\\n
personal kitchen arc
cxcluJcd).
Leave your thoughts. and
your name on the Readers
Hotline, 642·6086.
QUESTION .
Should NewPort
approve hostel?
' A Newport Beach man
"an1s to o pen a ~outh
hostel -imil:.ir to uch
establishments. found
throughout Europe -on
Newport Boule-.arJ near
Ci1y Hall . Do you believe
it wo uld lit in \\ith the
are:i? Would ii become
liule more th.10 a hangout
for surfers, as some fear?
O r would it be a welco me
additio o the neigh-
borhooJ Plea-.e lea\C
)Ou r thoughts and )Our
name on our Readers
Hotline. 642-6086.
na' ian coumne:. -jl\d Asia He
'Jid he ha'I a contjC\ at thi: nl!\\
Hard Rock C1le in 1 Jlfll.'1, anJ he
hope:. to get the \\Ord out the re
thJt ~c'' port 1:. one of the \\est :.
mo:,! bejutiful \\ i: .. t COJ!>I Citic~
Dal..ot;.i b no :.trjngcr tu tr;.iH~l
ing cheap.
Aflcr gradu:lllng from .-\.!u':i
Pacific Un1\Cr ii\ -\\here he re·
cei\ ed bachelor'~ JnJ mJ,t.:r·~ Jt:-
grecs Ill luerJturc: -hc 'Pent ,.,
months dnfllng through Europe.
I le got there '' 11h a honu mileage
:urljnc 1i..:kc1 Jnd maue S"'OO l:.Jst.
\\'hen he tell:. h1:. Mon to neu:h·
bors anJ d1-. MJfl er . D:.ikotJ l>~•J
he sen'.)es kep11c1 m "There arc
l\\O tenm u'>ed in de:...:ribing our
businc s that bother'I people -
\outh and hostel. Youth b not :.i
good \\Ord m :"o:c,\.purt Dcach "
Th... propcrt~ propo~cd for the
50-bi:J (~5 bunl,.s) ''lnlcrnation:il
£3Jc~pJc\..cr~ lnn" b at 430 32nd
St.. a ro .. -. the ~.trce1 from C11v
HJll m ihe Cannel) \ 1ll<1gc. One
n1gh1 there \\Ould co t lra,eler
ab,lut SI o;
A1.~l!rJ 1s to ('tt\ planner Ja}
G.trtlJ, \\hO ·~ Ill the pr~c~~ or
''nt1ng J .. 1:.irt report abou t the
pto;cct tor the PIJnnin!! Commb-
:.ion. the ~ire:i 1 zoned for spc-
.:iah~ r'-"t:11I .. hop' OJI.<. l.i' butld-
See HOSTIL/P•t• i
Costa Mesa golf course
lakes may soon become
more than Just hazards
Bv ~lAR..~u McLliOD, Sl\11 W•m •
COSTA ~1 ESA -lhc y.:uer ""'
h.tz.-rJ at the Col>lll Mc :i Golf
;inJ Country Club "111 oon be·
come more than JU~I :i collection
i.pol for \\J)'"arJ balk
Mc ;i Verde Partner , U\\llCh of
the put'll1c golf cour e, arc tl)irtg
to conform "'ith n )lntc mand:ite
that requires golf course~ and
p:irks to hook into the coun1y'i. re·
cl:iinu:d "atcr upply nnd ~tart ir·
rigating ( i~a}"' \\it h rccycleJ
\\31Cr,
OolC management official> :iy
their plan>. howc-.cr, arc causht in
the rough incc they tu rned that
1hc ol\I)' 1imc they can acct the
county' water ~upply i durina the
day, "hen the course ll u ually f uH
or pl:tycr . They uy thelr only op-... ~ ·
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2 Friday, April 15, 1994
Local libraries
really do make
a diHerence
'Libraries change lives." That's
the theme for National Library
Week beginning Sunday
through April 23.
As proof, the American Library
Association has launched a campaign
inviting the public to share how the
Check
It Out
li brary has changed
their lives. The
responses, wh.ich already
number in the
thousands, credit
libraries for everything
from learning to read to
saving a life.
"The library gave1ne
confidence in myself,"
an adult literacy student
writes. "The library gave
me knowledge to look
for work. Now I have a
job I like because of
what 1 learned."
A retiree explains
how he became a published writer at age
67 using the library fo r source materials
:rnd to find outlets for his articles. A
woman tells how she turned to the library
to research options for breast cancer
treatment.
A young mother says the lib rary is
indispensable for her and her children.
"My kids participate in story hours,
borrow books and videos and just enjoy
'pending time in the library. I've been
Jblc to keep up with the newest books
an d mag:izines without breaking the
budget."
LOCALS 0 LY
MANAGING EDrrOR STEVE MAJlB~ 540-1224, ext. 363
HI II
A Costa Mesa resident and a modern
day Renaissance man of sorts -
author, inventor, and entrepreneur.
"Life is what happens when your
makjng other plans," he said, summing
up his philosophy. "Most people don't
realize how much talent they have."
ROOTS
Siposs, 63, was born in Hungary,
escaped to Austria in 1949, and
immigrated to Canada in 1951, carrying
only a copy of ~'Rhapsod)I in Bh1e'' and
tools he used while working in Europe.
He knew how to play the piano and •
spoke six languages. He and his wife
Glenna came to the U.S. in 1963.
. ,
THI INVENTOR
Siposs has won numer~s awards for
inventions in the medical product field,
including the Governor of California
award for Outstanding New Product in
1983 for his invention of the insulin
pump. Siposs currently has 14 patents
for manufacturing products for
open-heart surgery, and is listed in
Who's Who in Technology Today.
He has lectured at UCLA, UCI, and
Cal State Long Beach and has
appeared as a television guest on th e
Steve Allen Show, Window on Wall
Street, and was a mystery guest on To
Tell The Truth.
THE AUTHOR
Siposs has published 11 non-fiction
books and more than 220 articles on a
variety of subjects in professional journals and
consumer publications, and has authored a popular ·
book entitled, "How to Cash in On ~Your Bright
Ideas."
PILOT PIOPLll .. _. G. 11 ....
question. Jn his lecture everyone is glued to their
seat." Si poss also composed a fou r-act opera,
"Modesta Avila."
MIND AND IODY
Newport 8Mch/COlta lleu Dally f)j
I '
Senior Olympics held in Newport Dcach in 1980. He
also loves radio-controlled gliders, skiing, swimming,
and traveling. · !
-Story by Nicole U'cinbcrgu, photo by Marc Mortin A teen-age immigrant notes th:ll in her
na tive India she could only bµy books,
not borrow th em from a library-
''Americans should appreciate their
libraries,'.' she says.
In Newport Beach, people do.
We've learned that from hundreds of
re~ponses to our inquiry into how
libraries have made a difference in our
patrons' lives.
He also taught a professional writing workshop at
Coastline Community College for nine years. "He
gets you off your duff," said Dorothy Jean, a former
student. "He is truly my mentor. He is such a nice
and caring person, always there for you if you have a
In his spare time, Siposs is an avid sportsman. He
was National Whitewater Kayak Slalom Champion in
1962 and won a gold medal for kayaking from the
If you know someone who would make an
interesting Pilot Person, call our Readers Hotline at
642-6086. Remember to leave your name and phone
number. Thanks!
To make the library even more
appealing during National Library
Week, numerous special programs are
planned.
Pre-schoolers are invited to visit
Corona del Mar Branch at 10:30 a.m.
Tuesday or New Cente r Library at
10:30 a.m. Wednesday for stories, songs
and puppets with Barbara Klein.
S chool-age children are encouraged to
enjoy special dramatic story times
with storyteller Merrick Hamer at I :30
p.m. Wednesday at Mariners Branch
and at 3:30 p.m. Thursday at Balboa
Uranch.
For adults and families, a musical
featuring dancer Jerrie James is planned
for 3:30 p.m. Sunday at Newport Ce nter
Library. At noon Tuesday, Newport
Ce nter will host ''How to Avoid an
Allorney." .
"Orange County Poets" will take the
Newport Ce nter podium at 2:30 p.m.
Wednesday and "The Goddesses in
l::.VCl)'\\Oma n" wi ll be the topic of
Nc\'port Cc llt ers 7:00 p.m. program
1 hur~dJy.
At 3:00 p.m. Wednesday, sculptor Don
Winton will present "The Making of
Porcelain Doll:." at Corona del Mar
Branch. "Humorous Patents and
lmcn1iuns" wi ll be discussed at 7:00 p.m.
on \V~dne!:.day at Mariners Branch. Also
.it 7:00 p.m. W1:dnesday, "Bicycles from
the Bcginnj ng" will be the focus of a
U;ilboa Branch presentation.
All Jctivi tics arc free and
prc-rcgi!>tration is not required.
Do lib raries change lives? We like to
think they do. Vi sit soon.
LDDonna J(jcnltz Is the Newport Beach
librarian. "Check It Out" Is written by
tl1e st:Jff of t/1e Ncuport Beach Public
Library.
Arts, technology programs get
big boost from school board
School board members
Tuesday night approved the
creation of plans that will
boost funding for arts and
technology throughout the
school district.
"This will be a great shot in
the arm for schools," said
Newport-Mesa Unified School
District board President Ed .. Decker, dean of fine arts for
Coastline Community College. "I
feel gratified that the board of
education is unanimously in
support of en hancing the arts as
well as technology."
High on the list of fine arts
priorities will likely be the
purchase of musical instruments,
Decker said. High school music
teachers complain of old and
ill-repaired instruments.
Elementary school music
specialists, who travel from
school to school, have to bring
instruments with them because
schools are not equipped.
School district officials are also
concerned about keeping schools
current with what is becoming an
increasingly high-tech society.
During the current fiscal year,
the school district plans to spend
more than $500,000 on
technology related items. A
master plan for technology will
help the district coordinate
existing expenditures and
enhance the use of technology
in th e classroom.
The money for both areas will
come from the district's S5
million Irvine Co. endowment
fund. The fund was established
in 1990. In the past, the district
used the fund for short-term
borrowing to cover depleted
emergency reserve funds.
Newport-Mesa no longer
needs to use endowment
funds to comply with
state-mandated reserve
requirements. And the school
board has developed strict
guidelines for the expenditures
of the fund's interest
income -expected to top
$300,000.
But before any money is
spent, district staffers will create
a master plan for the fine, visual
and performing arts and for '\,
technology.
"What we don't want to do is
use those monies to take the
place of any efforts that are
already going on," said
Newport-Mesa Superintendent
Mac Dernd. "Anything we do
will be an additi on to what's
going on. We .want to bring a
plan back to the board as soon a
po~sible so we can begin work on
getting more re ources into the
classrooms.'.'
-By Russ Lou
ClnSIDI
Medley to play P.aciftc Ampltheatre benefit concert
A June 18 benefit for the
Orange County Chapter of
the Americ~n Red Cross
featuring Bill Medley and
Friends is the first non-fair
act booked into Pacific
Amphitheatre since it was
acquired by th e county f1,1ir
board.
The fair board, formally
known as the stale 32nd ·
District Agricultural
Association, is renting out
the 8,500-seat venue until a
management company can
'Sleeping Beauty'
coming to DCC
The Coast Ballet Theatre
'Yill off er two performances
of "Sleeping Beauty," on
Saturd ay at Orange Coast
College's Robert n. Moore
Theatre.
Classic fairy tale ch'1racters
and some not included in the
original play will take center
stage beginning at 2 p.m .
and 7:30 p.m.
Reserved seating is
availabJe and tickets may be
purchased at OCC's
Community Services Ticket
Office for S7 and $8 or al the
door for $10 and Sl I.
Discounts are available to
OCC students, senior ci tizens
and children under 12. For
more info, call 432-5880.
be retained, which isn't
expected until after the July
8-24 Orange County Fair.
Earlier this week, the fair
unveiled a roster of acts -
including Queen L:ltifah,
the Neville Brothers,
Kentucky HeadHunters and
Wailing Souls -that will
perform nightly in the
amphitheater during the
17-day fair.
Aft~r a 10-year reign
plagued by traffic, parking
and noise problems,
,.-
Nedcrlander Inc. sold the
amphitheater structure and
lease 'to the fai r board la~t
year for $12.5 mi llion.
Fair ·officials are currently
renting the arena for $7,500
or 10% of gross ticket sales,
whichever is greater. But
fair officials have also said
they are wHling 10 negotiate
lower fees for non-profit
organizations. Interested
groups should contact the
Fair Rentals Department at
708-1567.
AppllCadons being accepted for pageant
Applications to compete in the Miss Orange County
USA pageant are cu rrently being accepted.
The pageant is an official preliminary for the Miss
California USA and the Miss California Teen USA
pageants. A basic requirement is that contestants must
live, work or atlend school full time in Orange County.
The pageant is at 7:30 p.m. May 15 at The
Performing Arts Center at Orea-Olinda High School.
The application deadline is April 27. for more
information, call 870-575 l. ·
DCC Transfer Center hosts university rep
Students interested in transferring to California
State University, Long Deach can speak to a
representative at Orange Coast College's Transfer
Center from 10 a.m. 10 2 p.m. April 27.
The Transfer Center is formulated to assist students
in 1heir transferring goals and is a leader in successfully
transferring students to major colleges and universities.
For more information, call the Center at 432-5894.
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COITAMllA
Various Locations: Autos
were stolen Sunday from the
2000 block of Charles Street
and the 600 block of West
Wilson Street. On Saturday,
nutos were reported stolen
from the 900 block of West
19th Street nnd the 3100
block of Park Center Drive.
l ost Friday, nutos were
reported stolen from the 3000
block of Jeffrey Drive, the
3~00 block of King~ Court,
South Coast Pluia, the 2500
block of Vassar Place and
Anton Boulevurd at 1he
Avenue of the Arts.
NIWPO•T •IACN
l>u'cr: A computer und stereo
were stolen from• home in
the 1200 block.
Graacl CH1I; A snowboaril
was stolen from 4l home in the
200 block.
QuaJI Stnec: About $2,000 in
cash was stolen from the
offices of lnsipia M1na~
men1 Group at 1000 Quail St .
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~ewport Beach/Costa Mesa Daity Pilot . Friday, April 15, 1994 3
Salatas are headed to New York for selection of Mr. Irrelevant .
M r. l.R.ll.ELEVANT -
Pul and Beverly
Salata will leave for
New York Oty oo Thursday in
order to attend the April 24-25
National Football League Draft
on behalf of Irrelevant Week.
The Salatas will be at the
draft to ho nor the last player
selected, who will be treated
like an NFL superstar on bis
visit to Newport Beach June
26-July 1.
Mr. Jrrelevant will be
honored with a weeklong series
o f events, including a golf
tournament, Balboa Bay Club
Hall of Fa me dinner, a day at
Disneyla nd and an arrival party
•
and press conference.
Tbc busiocss
community will
shower Mr.
irrelevant with
gifts and a
variety of
professional,
collegiate and
Olympic sport
~....,,__,stars and
community
leaders will sing
------his praises as Behind he gets ready
the Scenes for rookie camp
a few d ays later
-----in July.
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TASTY MF.SA -Save the
dates of May 13-~for the third
annual Taste of ta M esa,
sponsored by the uth Coast
Metro Rotary Oub aod Sears,
among others.
The event, featuring live
entertainment and a separate
"Just for Kids" activity area,
will feature 30 Costa Mesa
restaurants and will be held at
Sears South Coast Plaza
parking lot. Admission is SS.
Children 12 and younger will be
admitted free.
D
DRESS FOR LESS -The
empty Builder's Emporium site
at 17th Street and Santa Ana in
Costa Mesa will be converted in
to a Rc>M: Dress for Less store
by midsummer, according to
knowledgeable sources. The
store bas been empty since fall.
when Builder's Emporium went
o ut o f business.
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A FEW OPENINGS LEFr -
1994 marks the 10th anniversary
of the founding of ·the Newport
Beach Sister City Association
and the affiliation with
Okazaki, Japan.
There a.re a f cw openings left
for the anniversary-celebration
trip to Okazaki, departing May
24, according to coordinator
Wendell Fish. ·
The itinerary has been
divided into four segments and
travelers can participate in any
or all legs.
You will meet the mayor of
Okazaki, visit the Mttsubisb.J
automobile and the Tupperware
plants, tour museums and city
facilities and have a home mit
or two .
You cao contact Wendell at
720-1077 for mo re dctalls.
D
BUSINESS OUTLOOK -
Businesses will have the
opportuitity to join the Costa
Mesa Oiamber o f Commerce
Tu~sday through Thursday
when five teams -led by
chauman Jim TortiDe of C.Oasr
Travel and captains Rod
Headttson, GIMCO, Jnlie
Casi.Do, Red Hill Travel, Ki•
KasdJ, Diamond Sign
Company, Irene llajttk, and
Tom Joboson. D aily Pilot, -~
aod doz.ens of director$ and
members will be competing JO
se~ who can recruit tbe most
new members.
Jim de Boom is tbe owau of
Tbe Event Qllict, a scbool
trusttt and a community
activist. His column appears
every Friday.
Budget woes to affect Newport improvements LAKES
From P•9e 1
tion now is to com ert their m.in-
madc l:ikes into tempor:iry reser-
voirs until they can water at night.
rcsel'oirs apc.J hook it into the ir-
. rig:Jtion S\stem, \\hich he added \\ ;s targeted for replacement an)·
"ay.
~ Street repairs and
lighting among city
projects that won't get
done due to shortfall.
nv DAVID H EITZ, STAFF Wun11.
NEWPORT DEACH -If the
roads feel bumpier and the city
in general just seems to creak,
don't worry -it's not you.
There's just not enough money
to fax everything.
Facing a S3 million budget
shortfa ll, the city plans this year
to fu nd only half of more than
SIO million \\Orth o f needed eap-
it:il improvement projects.
SUSPECT
fro• P•10 l.
fron t of tti.e oman's fi'ome about
that time, but thought nothing of
it, saying he had seen the car
there before when John Van Uden
visited.
The neighbor also tells detec-
tives he heard a banging noise
coming from the Van Uden home
from between 9:30 p.m. and 11
p.m. the night of the h omicide.
• M3Tch 7: Van Uden's relatives
tell police that John V:in Uden
had recently argued v. ith his moth·
e r over his girlfriend. They also
say Marjorie Van Uden recently
refu ed to g.ive John a loan he re-
quested for his failing truck driv-
ing business.
o Morch 8:°Financial documents
show Marjorie Van Uden removed
her son John as trustee of her S3.5
million estate o n Jan. 6, making
her younger son Mark trustee. She
also removed John from having
power o f attorney over her medi·
cal care. Records show Van Uden
paid her son John's boat dock and
maintenance fees until June of
1993 a nd gave him several small
loans.
Later that day, John tells detec-
tives d uri ng a police interview that
hi mother never gave him any
loans or money. He also says he
only drove a black Jaguar and yel-
low Porsche to his mother's house,
never mentioning a maroon car.
o March 9: Newport Beach Dol-
lar Rent A Car employee tells po-
lice she just returned from driving
John Van Udcn back to his resi-
dence after he returned a 1993
maroon Buick Regal. Record
show he had rented the car from
Feb. 9 to March 9.
Later that day, a surveillance
unit observes Van Uden paying a
parking ticket.
•Morch 10: Detectives obtain a
copy of the parking ticket issued
March 2 on the Buick. Van Uden
paid th_e fine with a money o rder
in the name of Stan King. "The
use of another name would indi·
cate that Van Uden is attempting
to distance himself from any con·
Among projects which the staff
has proposed the cou ncil not
fund arc the street light replace-
ment program, a plan to switch
the Ocean Front Parking Lot to
"pay as you go" and the rebuild·
ing o f several streets and alleys.
"I think the street lighting is a
very good example of how hurd-
hit our infrastructure programs
are betoming in light of our fis-
cal situation,". Public Works Di-
rector Ben Nolan said.
The street light project would
have replaced obsolete street
lights which we re installed more
than 50 years ago. For many of
the lights, repair parts no longer
are available.
The Public Works Department
nection with Che red Duick," the
search warrant request notes.
•March 11: Elizabeth Ginn
tells detectives that her best friend
Marjorie Van Uden had confided
that she disliked her son's girl-
friend, believing she was attempt·
ing to marry her son to get at her
money. Gin!l says Frances told her
that was the reason she changed
her trust. Ginn also says the .de·
ceased always kept her doors and
windows locked.
Detectives meet with a fo rensic
psychiatrist who ays that if John
Van Uden has a compulsive/obses·
sive behavior, he would likely keep
any ite m removed from his moth·
er's residence.
o March 1.a: The deceased·s
daughte r, Sarah Siracusa, ac·
companies police to the crime
scene and indicates several items
of jewelry missing.
•March 15: Siracusa tells detec-
tives a brown wood statue of a
bear on all four legs is also miss-
ing from the den.
• Mar<:h 16: Harbor Court of-
ficials issue a search warrant to
Newport Beach police. Detectives
serve the warrant at Van Uden's
Narcissus home. A wooden bear
statue is among the items taken
into ·evidence. Also seized were
clothes, a watch and his mother's
death certificate.
Court records also note that
Van Uden maintains he was with
his girlfriend at her Costa Mesa
home during the probable time his
mother was killed. Focht told po-
lice that Van Uden left her home
for a short period that night,
though, to get some clothes from
his Corona del Mar home.
"Van Uden is a suspect,'' Sgt.
Andy Gonis confirmed Thursday.
"We obtained the search warrant
after receiving discrepancies be·
tween what we were told and what
was seen. An investig:uion is ongo-
ing."
No arrests have been made.
Nei$hbors -"freaked" by the
homicide, in one woman's words
-said Thursday they were
shocked by the news that Van
Uden, frequently seen visiting his
mother, was a suspect.
had asked for $700,000 to pay for
the project, but will only get
$250,000 unless the council de·
cides to ch.inge the stafrs recom·
mend:u ion.
A plan to convert the Ocean
Front Parking Lot to "pay as you
go" and provide a 24-hour secu-
rity guard also is proposed to be
cut.
Councilman John Hedges said
he believes the project should be
funded. He said the city prom-
ised to do the work last summer,
after t\\O gang·related shootings
caused Newport Pier merchants
to worry about crime in the area.
"I don't think they're going to
understand if we don't follow up
on v. hat we said we intended to
HOSTEL
From P•1• I
ing previously was used for office
space.
''The main concern at this point
has been parking," Garcia said.
"And noise-:--·· -
Du t Dakota has promised to
strictly enforce a noise curfew of
10:30 p.m. on \\eckdays and mid-
night on weekends.
He said parking won't be a
problem either because none of
hi guests \\ill drive cars. Instead,
a shullle bus \\ill bring patrons to
the inn from the airport, as well as
other hostel!> from San Francisco
to Son Diego.
It \\Ould be Ne\\port's first
youth hol>tel, Garcia s:iid, so the
city docsn 't really have an) thing
on "hich to b:ise Dakota's pro·
pos:il. Although youth hostels arc
common in Europe, it's a relatively
new industry in the United States.
City staff currently is re carch·
ing how similar hostels in Santa
Monica and Santa Darbara arc
run.
In exchange for allo,\.ing the
hostels to open, tho c cities re·
stricted the number or days a
guest can :.tay :ind the sleeping
hours, Garcin said.
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do," Hedges said. "I implore the
staff to try and look at this bud·
get and find a way to do it."
Councilman Phil Sansone s:iid
he believes too m:iny street, curb
and gutter projects were deleted.
Ciry Manager Kevin Murphy
said the staff has worked relent·
lessly in prioritizing the projects,
all of \\ hich he said arc \\Orth·
while.
'·We've heard you loud and
clear," he told the council. ··1
can't tell you how hard it was for
us to put toge ther this package,
but we'll go back and take an·
other look."
He said the city must keep the
total amount budgeted fo r the
pro1ects in the SS million range,
ho\\e\er.
Dakota and his partncrl> C\entu·
ally \\ant to open several hostels
on the 'West Coast. Admiuedly, he
doesn't h:ive much experience
dealing \\ ith city officials yet, and
the approval process is a bit over-
\\ helming.
Still, he knows one "ay of get·
ting the city's attention.
''It's going to bring loll> of new
rc,·enue to the city," Dakot:i said.
"It's also going to bring a new at·
mosphere to young people who
arc living here."
Rush Hill, chairman of the Eco-
nomic Development Committee,
said commissioners and council
members should consider the
project's economic impact ''hen
deciding \\ hethcr to allow Dakota
to open.
Dakota said he believes the· h~·
tel will generate a sizable income
stream for the city because e\ery·
one \\ho :.W)'S there will ha\ e to
pay the C'i1y's 10% hotel tax, \\hich
earns the city about S5.4 million
per year.
Hill volunteered to hdp Dukota
pitch his project 10 the city.
"He needs to find a nexus to
show how that it's more beneficial
than retail space,'' he i.aid. "The
area seems to me to be a logical
area for a hostel though because
you can walk to all kinds of l>Cr·
vices."
"All the night·user spots \\ere
filled up," said Scott Hendcr.,on.
general manager for the golf
course. "We have to build the
storage and our question Ill v. h) us
and why do \\C have to pa) for
it?''
Henderson said it v.111 cost Mc~J
Verde Partner::. close to $500,WO
to turn two of the four lakes into
1 he p:irtners are \\Orking wuh
Or:u\ge Count> \\ :.11er District,
m~.in;agcrl> of the county's Green
Acres reclaimed \\at er project. to
see tf both sides can share the
CO:>IS.
· \\ c arc talf..tng to the foils at
the Costa ~lc-.J Golf Course and
negoti!Jtions are going pretty \\Ctl,"
said Jim \ .111 HJun: spof..esman
for the Oran:!e Count) \\.ater Dis·
trict ··\\e ::.houlJ h:i'e a resolu-
tion here in the ne\t few months."
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4 Friday. April 15. 1994
B•llFLY
OCC's Bill Workman
remains hospitalized
Dill Workman, Or-----
ange Coast College ~
football coach, re-~
mained at Irvine Medi-----
cal Ce nter Thursday and said he
doesn't know when he'll be re-
leased. "It's still a puzzle," he said
by telephone Thursday night. ,
Workman, who has been in the
hospit:il .since April 4 because of
nerve inflammation of the lower
back, said no surgery is planned.
He was originally scheduled to be
releas.ed on Thursday.
Doctors believe that Workman,
52. and an eight-year OCC vet-
eran. has sustained nerve damage
from a bone spur on his lumbar
llisc.
-By Riclurd Dunn
Mustangs victorious, 3-2
COSTA MESA
The Costa Mesa High '. • • ~ softball team remained "Y
perfect in one-run de-
cisions Thursday, topping visiting
Century, 3-2, in a Pacific Coast
League clash at TeWinkle Park.
Pirates bounced, 8-4
FULLERTON ----
Fullerton College's ' •
Chad Smith hit a _6_
three-run homer to cap
a five-run sixth and added a solo
blast in the seventh to power the
Hornets to an 8-4 Orange Empire
Conference baseball victory .over
visiting Orange Coast Thursday.
For the Pirates (6-23 overall, 1-
16 in the conference), Kerry Cos-
grove, Chris Yakura and Mondo
Fonseca each had a pair of hits .
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Krfltzik leads Eagles
COSTA MESA
Estancia High golfer -/
Pete Krutzik birdied 3 tlJ
of 9 holes 10 card a 1-
under-par 34 as the Eagles topped
visiting Laguna Beach, 184-239, in
a Pacific Coast League match at
the Costa Mesa Country Club, im-
proving to 8-4, 3-1.
PORTS
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON. 642-.030. ext. 387
Newport 8w:h/Costa UMa Daily Pilot
•
CdM girls
get it done
• They maintain domination of foe
in Sea View track and field Thursday.
BY RlCllARD DUNN, Sl'Oan Wa11ra
CORONA DEL MAR ·-There
was reason for concern during
warmups. Corona del Mar High's
girls track and field team, which had ~-~~~-~
never lost to Saddleback in a dual .,~Mafe#
meet, figured there's always a first.
"On paper," CdM Coach Dill Sumner said,
"they beat us by five points coming in."
Thank goodness for oval tracks and jumping
runways. No meet has e'er been won on p:iper.
Corona del Mar, behind sophomore Nicole Al-
bano's standout performance • defeated v1suing
Saddleback, 74-52, in a Sea View meet Thursday.
Albano defeated two Saddleb:.ick sprinters in
the 100 . meters, winning in 13.0, and won the
long jump "ilh :i bound of 15-10. She abo fin·
ished third in the 200 (27 A) and ran the second
leg of CdM's winning 400 re lny (52.3). "I did11·1
expect Nicole to win the 100," Sumner said.
Sophomore Jennifer Gardner, senior Mcgun
Upham and freshman anchor Kelly Chrisle1hcn
also ran the 400 relay. "hile the Sea King~ abo
won th e 1600 relay (4:31.3) \\ith Orookc Med,
Chelsea Rutter, Upham an J Gardner.
G:.irdner and Mee lo. contributed "ith "im. Ill
the 400 (1 :03.7) and 00 (2:22.6), respec11,el).
Jennifer Long singled wit h two
out in the sixth, stole second, stoic
third, and scored on a wild pitch
to break a 2-2 tie, as Niki Mont-
gomery struck out five and allowed
no earned runs for her fifth win in
eight decisions.
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Corona del Mar's Neal Parsons gets ready to make his move on &addleback's Julio
Cordero in the 800 meters. Parsons, who was second in the 1,600, won it in 2:02.4.
CdM distance scnsniion Tracy Clark, a JUll1ur,
\\On the 1600 (5:2-1 .6) and 3200 (1 1:53.5), as the
Sea Kings (2-3 in league) won all the non-hurJle
running e\Cnls, e\cept the 200.
It was the fifth one-run victory
for the Mustangs (7-6, 2-0), who
outslugged Estancia, 10-9 in Tues-
dJy's league-opener.
Junior outfielder Tabby Cleve-
land went 1 for 2 and is now hit-
ting .575, according to Mesa
Co:ich Rick Buonarigo. She also
stole fou r bases to make 24 for the
season.
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COSTA MESA
Senior distance special-~
ist Bernard Perone .,... -
doubled in the 200 and
500 freestyle events Thursday as
the Costa Mesa High boys swim-
ming team downed visiting Ocean
View, 120-28, in a non-league
meet.
Sophomore James Comfo1'1-was
also a double-winner, in the but-
terOy and backst roke, for the Mus-
tangs, who improved to 4-3 in dual
meets.
• Elizabeth Christiansen posted
a Clf qualifying time in the 100
free, bu t the Costa Mesa girls
came out on the short end of an
84-76 verdict against Ocean View.
Christiansen also was first in the
baclo.stroke.
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t<;MI. S1.U1 2.. Snlllll ICM). 1.0t..19; l . '°""' (OV), 1:1 l.S6. SOO f,..-1, L li.Mh.wd (()\1), S:42.141 2.
J. ll•nch11d COVl, 6:10.ll; J. H .... u CCMl, 4:29.n .
200 fr" r4tl•r-1. Co•t.a Mtil (K. <Aog.tn. l.
Chrl•li•n_.n, l .. nd. I. Cl11kll•n•~11), 1:50.71. 100
11.Mk-1, L Ch1lillM1~ (C."41, 1111.U12. lwlld ICMI,
11" Ol; J •... a, (CM}, 1:16.st. 100 lltt.ut-1. Cuff
lOVl, l·U II; l • ...,,iul (OV), 1•2''6: l. loft 10V),
h l2 90 400 frff rd.ay-1. Ocffll v-. 4 2'.75.
1. ic,wa; <ti.>•: 2. Sllldo m. l6; J. Cti•~"'-'•rrr
((). Jhrry !Cl. WHfl ([I, lL Othtn: lta..-Ill, 42
Estancia blanks Century Hong's anchor on final relay litts Sea Kings, 89-87
SANTA ANA -Es-
tancia High freshmnn • •
Mike Leonard and jun-,,,,-
ior partner Tom Mac-
Duff tuned up for next week's
Ojai Invitational double competi-
tion, sweeping their foes, 6-0, 6-1,
6-1, to lead the Eagles (7-4, 2-2)
in a 21-0 rout over host Century in
Pacific Coast Le:igue bo>·s tennis.
ISTANCIA 21, CINTURY 0
Sln~: H01M1ly (() dtf. Al•llldo, 6-0; ~f.
Jirntnu, 4-l: dft. aodrljl.,.,, 6-0; lt.tdil"Y IQ ..c>f\,
'-l. 6-l, Ml; •11dolph Ct)-. M, ~. f.·I, Doublft: l1'!-~u ((),de-I. Orlil.·Mttid.\, Ml;~
OW·TrM, 6-11 lfff. •w·Lflffs-. 6-0:
lwcHft·WogM< 10 -· "'°· '-2. Ml, M.K011rr-L"°""'d m-. Ml. 6-1, '-t.
Coast golfers swept .
COSTA MESA -
The Orange Coast Col-
lege golf team p.ickc;g a
bad day (O! an ofr day
Thursday, losing to all three Or-
ange Empire Conference op-
ponents in a fou r-way match ·at
the Mesa Verde Country Club.
OCC fell to 7-7.
CYPRHS 3f2, SADDLIUCK 393,
lt.ANCHO SAHTIAClO 403, OCC 406
(~I Mtu Vtrdt CC, p;1 71)
fO• (Q, 71; 2. oi.1 8td (0CC), lllllfl (RSI, 76; •.
lltt~ <SJ, n; 5. Am1yii est. 71. Oll1•fi· M1lwr
(OCC'I. IO; IMMU (OCC'I. 12; loullun COCCI.
MCICilll>HI IOCQ, 14.
Hawks ground Eagles
COSTA MESA
E tancia High's J ill '='
Black tripled in three
runs and added a sin-----
gle, bu t it wasn't enough to match
Laguna Hills' 22 hit-attack in the
visiting Hnwks' 21-4 Pac1f1c Coa\t
League softball triumph ThursdJy.
LAGUNA HILU 21, ESTANCIA 4
~C"IY H1ll1 (10)11 122 4-21 22 2
ht.and. 100 OlO 0-4 l 10
ltt, no NIM m. 111d Mc.\uh.-11; Cluud, llA<L 141
Md 11.K .. llob«IJOll 141. W-lrr. l -Co•ud, 0-2.
21-1'kMw11 (lHI. ll-11.cll ((), Aflola ClH). Ha-Thomp~ (lHI.
CdM stops University
NEWPORT
BEACH -Billy Sar-_ /
racino shot I-over-par tlJ
(36) to earn medalist
honors as the Corona del Mar
High golf team (11-2, 6-1) easily
~andled Sea View League visitor
University Thursday at the New-
port Beach Country Club.
CORONA DIL MAR 200
UNIVIUITY 218
(al """fll("1 h.dl cc. .,.., ," I. 5.\rrtklM CC.AMI, H; 2. Wlideft ICO\I), )I: l
'°*'"ttlMo IUI, 40; 4 11~1 hmis CCdMl, \.\tl\tr
ICdMI, 41. 00..n: Cl••S-<CdMl, 4'-
~ CdM boys drop Saddleback
in Sea View track aod field.
BY RICllARO DUNN, Sr<>ns \\'am:ll
groin, Hong was asked to anchor
the final relay :ind bc:it Saddle-
back speedster Malt Lete down
the stretch.
CORONA DEL.
MAR -On Chri
Hong's priority Ii\!,
I le did, and the Sea Kings mer-
ited a slim, 69·67 'ictory to im-
prove to 4-1 in league.
running 1hc 1600-~~!:'tlllii!!~
meter relny is la)t of ·~afili=-1' his four events. ·-
But I long, Corona del Mar
High's team MVP a year ngo.
needed to modify his preference
in a sprinter's hurf} on Thursday,
as Cd.M's Sea View League boys
dual meet against vi~iting Saddlc-
back came dm'n the fin:il event,
the 1600 relay. r
"I'd been waiting all Jay for
th:it last race," CJ~I Couch Bill
Sumner said. "It's a haro \\ay to
do it. Our "hole team had been
saying that Saddlcb:ick has a good
sprint team, so we\e got to keep
Chr~ close and give him a liulc
bir M a lead, and sf )OU gi'e
(Hong) a little le:ill, he can be;11
Lele. So the gu}s dill '' little
e\tr.1, and Chris had no C\CUses."
With CdM's top !lprintcr, Jason
Boyce, nurs111g a i.lightly pulled
Junior John Myung, senior
Neal Parsons and fre shman T)kr
Ucarllslcc ga' c I long, a 11cnior,
TRACK AND FIELD SUMMARIES
80YS
NIWftOH HAl801 12,
SANTA MAIGAllTA U
80YS LAGUNA HILU U ,
llYANClA 41
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100-I 1.tC".W !SI, ll.S; l \\••d 208-1. M<Glow flll), 2H. 2. ftli•
I , lU, ~-• .,.,,.. ISi, 14 '-Ill. 1).1; l. IMtthill ((~ 24 :Z..
tl00-1. lt..ut (5), Sl.01 2. M•nl~ 400-1. A.w•llo lllll, SS 0; 2.
IS), u ,,, ), \\'Md ('I~ Sl.t . I00-1. Aolo> ((I, S7.I: ). "••µ•Ill.no.
Ot,.hd ("-1, 2 01.•; :Z. """"'IN), I00-1. /\l~IH RIO, l 11.); l rfaH Hll.1, J. C-lr (SI, 2 04.l (Ult, 1:11,7, J kt..,., llll~ 1 11.._
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tl:U .1, J.100-1, It}-l"l, • l,?Ull-1 "f>pt4I trl, 9 S?.>: :Z..
10.02-•: 2. 0t1.i.d 1"-1, 10.0JO; l,, •• Millft fllO, 10:07, J. Cltf11 llll•,
Ou•n 1"1• 10.19.S.110 mi-I. tl1'12.l.1lOllll-1. Q-1•"•" (IHI, Cdw1td1 INI. U.6, 2. llld•ml.a (S), IS 81 l hplnon CO, 16.S; l. lhlh
t40, l . M<C .. lt<NJ:!> CM, 1•.s JOO Ill, 11 •. UOllt-1. C)v.ls..., (lll),
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1"1• 41.1 -h-l.ty-1. S•..U 1a...ol..~. a...i.., O.&u h•·•, ~~411 l.'40••l•y-1. •S• 1.6'00td'l'-I lll,)$0..,, s....i. -. •• .u. J;lJ s 111-1. ""'""" (llfl. s ,, .... HJ-• ,., .. i..~1. m. s.10 1 u•<•....i"' 1r..ro. u-1. ~'"'nm.
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'l'Mt.o« IS1, 19 4: 2. ""'"-•II• 1\1, ""'""" m. 111-•. 11-1
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J,_J•~. J si--m.1,_11, P\·-1, '"~UHi. 100; J Col.,
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llYANClA 40'/1 \
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(110, ll l; ) ''-"'' ((t, 11 4
200-1 a.i,\;n (1111, 27 ti 2. "'"'"' ((). 27.11 J, .._,.Ill. 1U •'lt-I.
1-.. CllH I 02. "• l ~t.tiu CO,
I 04 7; l M-UIO, 1.0l 4. aoo-1. ~1\1n CUii, l.JO.t; :Z..
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lllO. ) 4•.71 2. aool1l~1 Ill, 5,s. O; J. M.altoMI ((I,. 00 \, > 100-1. McCleM 11111, n °'; 2.
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14'2; l . kh<odft;c flit~ l>·I I.
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COIONA DIL MAI 6t
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COlONA DIL MAI 7• SADDLHACK 12
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ADOPTION AWAIENUI DAY
Sunday, Aprtl 17, 1994 • 1:00pm-4:30pm
Saddleback Regional Medlcal Center
Main Conference Room, Loguno Hiiis
Topkt of dlacu11lon Include: The "Nuts and Bolts'' of Adoption;
Adophon os on ohernotrve to infert1hty. How to Pion o Suc(.essful Adoption,
Changing Adoption Lows
Guest 1peakera lndUdei Or. -Jone Hoven, Adoption Psyc.holog15t;
Michelle Gross, Adoption Therapist; Oovid L. Ellis, Attorney, Now Acfoptive
Porents ond Bcrthmothtrs,
,..,,,,, "llm#H. ~,. ,... ............. ,,.. A*ellt'rfL
The Atle ... le• Ce•l•r .. C•llfer11I•,
lnftpinl#nt IWwifll ,,,,,.,,,.,., MoptloM.
1·111·A7·7111
~omc breathing room for the an-
chor lup. Hong did the rest, giving
1t1e Sea Kings a \\innihg time of 3
minutes. 35.8 seconds. nearly
three seconds quiclo.er than Sad-
dlcback (3-2 in le;.aguc).
llong won his f:.l\oritc C\Cnt.
· the 400, in 51.7, a personal best.
Then he printed the !>econd leg
of CdM's \\inning .ioo rel:i)'
(•-1-1.0), and \\O~thc 200, tying his
pr (22.9), before anchoring the
meet-deciding 1600 relay.
Uo)Ce, league champion in the
100, 200 and long jump in 1992,
r<in the anchor leg uf CdM's 400
relay, ant.I won the long jump wi th
J bound of 20-IOVJ.
.. ~)t \\Cck, \\e didn't need him
th:it much, but today \\C felt we
needed him," Sumner s::i id. ''Il e-
fore the 200 meters ("hich Uo~c:c
did not run), he came up to me
ant.I told me not to worl)', tlwt it'~
all going to \\Ork out."
Boyce must ha'e had fahh in
Hong. ··He has re.illy imprO\cd so
much," Do)ce aid of !long.
"Today, he ran a bc:iutif ul .JOO.
He jusl needs to rcl~lx, bccau'e he
tries so hard."
"1 :idmirc· Du\ce a lot," ~aid
Hong, whose pre-, io us bc)t in the
-100 ''as. 53.1. "J lion 't \\Jnt to
compete against him, bwt 1 '"'lilt
to train with him. He's ah\J)S in
socce r, but he's the one \\ho has
hclpcll me get ra,1cr."
Parsons cootributed "ith a
n1.1jor "in in the 800 (:!:02.-1).
beating Saddleback's Julio Cord-
ero in the final 100 meters.
Tars split with Eagles
MI SS I ON
VIEJO The
Newport Harbor
High boy~ track
and field team ~/
built some momen-~W
tum for nc~t \\eek's !>howdo\\n :it
Woodqridgc, defeating host
SJnta Margarita, 72·62, Thursd:.ay
at Trabuco Hills High, improving
lo 4-1 in league.
ShJhqm DezJhd won the 800-
•rnll I ,600-meter races, then
allJed a personal best in the
3.200 ( 10 minute , 3 seconds),
f 111ishing ~econd to teammate
• f rcnt Ul)son.
Dry~on, !\ccond in the 1,600, is
beginning to show pObt-se::ison
form, according to Sailors Coach
Eric T\\eit, "ho said he expects
)011le big things from Dryi.on in
the sc{1so1f!> ren\aining weeks.
Newport's Chris Edwards
swept lhc hurdles :ind fin ished
1h1rd in the long jump, while
Edon Gauthier cleared 11-6 to
win th e pole vault and Andrew
Van Note clocked a personal-
bc t of 4:4.1.J fo r th ird in the
1,600.
• Newport senior Gina Heads re-
corded a personal record in the
!lhot put for the fourth con!lecu-
1ive meet (45-7V~). bul host
Santa Marg.1rit:i's girls defeated
the Sailors, 75-52, at Trabuco
I tills.
For the Sailors (4-1 in league),
defending league and ClF South-
ern Section DI\ ision 11 champi-
ons, it was their first dual meet
setback since 1992.
Senior Kyndr:.a Smith \\On the
1,600 (5:22. l) for the Sailors,
knock ing five seconds off her
personal best. and fini hed third
in the 800 (2:30.4). Senior Lind-
sey Curtis \\On the 300 low hur-
dles (48.-1) and Misty ~fay \\On
the high jump (5-2) for the T:irs .
Estancia falls victim .)
LAGUNA HILLS
The Estancia
H igh -100-metcr
relay te;1m of Da' id
Darnhill, Omar Ro-
sales, John Ordaz
and Chris Felix re-
mained undefcuted in dual meet~
this season despite an 83-48 te:im
loss in Pacific Coast League com-
petition on Thur~day.
Distance specialist Johann Ap-
pell swept to victories in the
1,600 and 3,200 me ters.
•The Estancia girls fell to La-
guna Hill , 861/i-4011.!, fo r their
first PCL setback after two victo-
ries. Tracie Manz placed in nil
fou r of her e\'cnts (third in the
100, runner-up in the 200 and
400 and anchored the winning
4xl00 relay team).
Srncy Rose also placed in all
four of her events, winning the
100 meters in 13.3.
~ Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
AllOUND THI RIM
DCC crew vies saiurliay
NEWPORT BEACH -The Orange
Coast College men's and women's crews ~
return to their home base, Newport Har-.ez_
bor, this Saturday to face UC Irvine and
Long Beach State beginning at 8 a.m.
OCC braved some rough weather in San Diego last
weekend to post respectable finishes.
Racing against university crews that included West
Coast powers Washington and California and East
Coast standouts Harvard and Penn, Coach Dave
Grant's men's crews qualified for finals in the junior
varsity eight, as well as both novice eight divisions.
OCC's JV eight finished fourth, covering the 2,000-
meter Mission Bay course in 6:07. Both novice boats
won their final events.
which arc capable of accelerating to 60 miles per
hour in lcs5 than 2.5 seconds.
Also competing arc the unpredictable New Zeal-
and style 5idecars. They feature t\\O-man teams that
compete aboard 1,000 cc rigs which produce more
than 100 horsepower.
His passenger, or "swinger", han&s completely off
the machine, dragging his body across the track in an
attempt to avoid being run over or passed by another.
In last Friday's competition, Balboa's Josh Larsen
was a double winner, capturing the scratch main
event, as well as outdueling his opponents in the
Coors Light Championship Challenge.
Adult admission is S8, while juniors (ages 13-17)
are admitted for SS. Children under 12, along with
parking and the event program, arc free. Coach Linda Mocllcr's OCC women qualified sec-
ond out of their JV eight grouping to advance to the
finals, \\here they were sixth in 7:19. Washington won
the race in 6:51.
5K at UC Irvine slated for Saturday
Speedway ~les resume tonight
COSTA MESA -The third week of----
thc speedway motorcycle racing season at ~ ~
the Orange County Fairgrounds oval will ~
kick off this evening, with the first event ----
scheduled for 8 p.m.
Running through the UC lrvin·e ~mpus
on the back hills of Newport Beach 1s JUSt
one of the features of the UCI SK Zot
Trot this Saturday, directed by Corona del
Mar High track coach Bill Sumner.
-· _,,,_
Each of the evening's 25 scheduled events feature
the nation's top racers competing elbow 10 elbow on
hand-built. alcohol burning brakeless motorcycles,
The race, which begins at 7:30 a.m., benefits the
UCI Alumni Association scholarship fund and the
UCI Child Development Center. There. are several
running divisions, including a lK.for children under
12. The race is pan of Celebrate UCI '94, a ~air that
includes live music, food, award ceremonies am.I
game booths. Call 856-4551 fo r more information.
DeCinces Pac-10 Player oi Week
Tim DeCinces, UCLA fresh-
man catcher and a forme r Co-
rona del Mar High standout,
was named Pacific 10 Confer-
ence (Southern Division) Play-
er of the Weck, becoming the
first freshman in the confer-
ence this )Car to win the honor.
In the ~eek ending Sunday,
DeCinccs batted .470 (8 for
17), including his initial col-
legiate home run April 5 at UC
Santa Barbara, :ind a two-run, •
game-winning single in the sev-
enth inning April 9, as UCLA
defeated Cal, 6-4.
DeCinccs, a left-handed hit-
ter, scored four runs. had three
RBI and a pair of stolen bases.
He also threw out three of six
would-be base stealcrs.
DeCinces, who has started 30
of UCLA's 33 games this sea-
son, is hitting .319 for the sea-
son with one home run, 24 RBI
(secorid on the club) and a
team-leading 10 doubles. He
also has six stolen bases, third
09 the club.
DeCinces, the son of former
major league third baseman
and American Le.lgue All-Star,
Doug, will play in the Jayhawk
League in the . midwest this
summer, according to his fa-
ther. -By BJclUJ.rd Durur
Huskies tab Hughes
Stefanie Hughes, a three-time
All-CIF forward on Corona del
Mar High's girls soccer team,
signed with the University of
Washington, her father, Fred, con-
firmed Thursday.
Hughes, who earned a spot on
the North All-Star team this sea-
son in the Orange County ::ill-star
girls soccer game, was injured
most of the season and played
only five games for CdM (torn
right knee ligament).
But Hughes, a four-year varsity
player and member of the U.S.
Olympic Development Program,
still attracted scholarship offers
from the University of San Fran·
cisco, Texas. the University of San
Diego and Washington.
-By Rfrh:ird Dunn
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CALL NOW FOR A FREE LIMITED INSPECTION!
ECOLA SERVICES
ORANGE COUNTY
1-800-552-8107 •
rant
Friday, April 15, 1994 5
LOCAL ICHIDULI TINIHI
TODAY ......... DCC women · perfect
Hip school -N~port tl.trbor II
Corona ckl Mu, 3:1.5; Cc>it.t Meu al
Csunci1, J: 1 s.
VellepeH
Community college men -Orange
Cout ;at In.inc Valley, 7 p.m.
Higfi school bots -Coroni del Mv .Jt
Tustin, 7 p.m.; Woodbrid~e .JI Newport
liubor, 6:4S p.m.; hunc1a .JI Ccnlury,
3:1S p.m.; Costa Mesa al Laguna Be;ach,
3:15 p.m. .........
Community college -Or.111ge Co.isl .i
Cypress, 3 p.m.
High school -Nc\ .. port llarbo( .11
Coron;a del Mu, 3:15. , .......
College ~men -Southcrn C.ilifornii
Collc'ie at Biota, 2 p.m.
High school bots -\\'oodbridgc ill
Coron;a del Mu, 3 p.m.; Tu>1in .,·, Nc\\port
H;irbor, 3 p.m.
fNclr
Community college men .ind "omen -
On1ngc CoHt .ii Mt. S;in Antonio Colll'gc
Rcla)s·
ll1gh school bo)S and girls -l'.c\\port
I !arbor, Coron• dcl MJr .ii Tustin Rcla ts.
al Tustin, 2:.$5 p.m.
lnlermedialc school\ -""e"port Beach
Tr.lck ;ind field Championships at Nc\\porl
11atbor, 4:30 p.m.
Swl11unln9
Community college nw n and \\Omen -
Rancho Santi.-igo al O range Coast, 2 p.m.
COSTA MESA -
The Or3ngc Co:ist Col-e •
lcge \\Omen'!. tennt!. ,,,-
team completed an un-----
beaten Orange Empire Confe r·
ence cllmpaign Thur:i.uay "ith a 9-
0 white\\aSh of "isiting ll'\ine Val-
ley.
Heather Rainey a nd Am} Cook
each were impressive in 'inglcs
and teamed for a 6· 1. 6-1 triumph
in doubles.
At 15-0 o'erall and 12-0 in the
conference, the Pirates "111 ne\t
take part in the Ojai Im itational
next \\eekend.
OCC t , IRVINI YALLIY 0 •
Singltt: Jones <OCC! def. \ 111.ilb.uo, 6· 1,
7-6 (J·2); Uo (6 Ca def. KOllO\ol..i, 6-1, 6·1:
Rt)tt !OCO def. Holl.u, 6·0, 6·1, Cuol
(OCO dl'f. Hou~hm.ind, 6·0, 6·0. IUJ t.um.ir
IOCC) dl'L llesl, i-1, 6--0; lt.i1nl't tOCCI dd.
ll'ggio, 6-1, 6·0.
Doubles: )oncs·UO coca def.
\~11.ilb.uo-Holl.lt, 6·2. G-0; Re)M·R.ij t.um.lr
(OCC) dct Houshm.ind·Bc>I, 6·0, 6·0;
Cool .Rainey IOCCl def. K0Llo .. ,1.1·ll'ggiu.
6-1, 6-1.
SCC pounds Chapman
COSTA MESA -
The Southern Califor-• •
nia Coll,ege men's ten-,,,,-
nis team blanked 'isit-
• ing Chapman Uni,er::.it) for the
--.0-1•1•P-S•EA-•F•15-H•l•N•G.--second ti me thi) )ear ThursdJ),
earning a 7-0 non-conference tri-
THURSDAY'S FISH COUNTS
Dav•r• Locker -~ boats, 73
anglers. 190 bonilo, 1 calico bass, 8
sand b.iss, 6 sculpin, 3 rod fish, 36
mackerel, 16 "hitefish, 1 sole, 2 blue
sharks (released).
Ne.wport Lenclln9 - 3 boals, 43
anglers. 20 calico bass, 1 sand bass, 1.i
rocl.fish, 36 bonito, 8 mackerel.
umph at the Cosl!.1 ~lc:.a 'lcnnis
Club. '
The \\in impro,ed sec to 9-1~.
sec 7, CHAPMAN 0
Singles: Ancfl'I (SCC) def \\onor, 6·1, 6--0;
Scoll cSCC> def. Berm.in, 6-0, 6--0, t.col.ur
1sca def. upil., 6-0, 1·0, rl'lircd; l ien 1sca
def. Powell, 6-0, 6-1; Pl'n~ (SCO de(. Riffe bt
def.lull
Doubles: Scoll·Keolasy (SCCI def.
l.1inor-C~pil< by default; Tien·Pcn.i ISCCI def.
Brrm.in·Po .. rll, 6-2, 7•S.
lllers toP DCC men
IRVIJ\E -The Or-
ange Coa~t College
men's tennt) tea m
wrapped up ti) regular
;.
sen on T hur day, faHing to· host Ir·
'\inc Valley, 6-3, in O range Empire
Conf~rence action.
J:l)on WeaH:r's 6-3, 6-7, 6-0 sin-
gles 'ictory "a) a highlight for the
Pirates, "ho tell to 8-6. 6-6 in con-
ference. Ne\t for tl'le Pirate): The
Ojai I0\1t..1t1on:il, beginning Thur -
da).
IRVINI VALLEY 6, OCC 3
S.ngle-s Peng OCO h»I lo ,._rchols, 2-6,
3·6. \\u•rr rOCC· dd. Husseio1, 6-J, G·-,
• lt-U. l ocl..h.lrt 10CC loU to P.uq,l, 6-7, 6-2.
J·C.: Slrrns 10CC 1 ... 1 10 T.a)IOt, 6-1, 4-6. 6-:';
H.trron~on 10CC1 dd. H.u t, 64 , 64, lw •
O<iCI lo.t lo Ad.11, G·.i, 6-7, 4~.
oo .. Lk. Pcnc·lod.h.irt ·oca def
Hu>w1ni·P.-i>C1.o.l, S·7, 4-l , retired;
\\CJ\t!r·Sll·rns tOCCI lo.1 lo Hart·'•<hols,
l·6, 4-6; H.amni;ton·MI (0CCJ ki>I IO
T.t)IOr·AdJ), S·7, 6·7.
Eagles blarik Century
SA~·1 A ANA -fa. ----
1;10c1.1 High fre..,hman • • ~lrl.c Lcon:iru and JUn-,,,,-
ror partner Tom \fac-----
Dull tuned up for next \\eek\
O;a1 Im 11..11iun..1I doubles comp-.:u-
tion. !:>\l.CCp111g their foes, 6-Q, O-J.
6-1. IU lcJd a ~1-0 rout O\Cr hu~I
Ccntur. 1n Pac1iic Co:i::.1 Lc..1gui:
bu\) 1cnn1~.
El>t..1nc1a'!. Bri:in Rudolph
CJorcd 7-5. 6-4, 6-1 'ictone at
'No. 3 ::.rngh!s 10 helP. the Eagle::.
tmpru'e to i-4. 2-2 in league
ESTANCIA 21, CENTURY 0
Singles: Hor.insl.y £J def. Ah.irado, C.-0;
dff. )1ml'ne1, 6·3: dl'f. Rodrog .. u, 6-0,
R.idiuy (() \\OR, 6-3, 6-3, 6-0; Rudolph m \\On, 7-S, 6-4. 6· 1. ·
Ooublrs: Lin·\\ )dra ((), def. 01li1·Merid.i.
6-0; def. o:u ·Trln, G-1; def. Ruil·Ledcsm.i.
6-0; Burden·\\.lgnt'r (f ) .. on, 6-0, 6-2, 6-0,
\U<Ouff·Lton.ird ([) .. on, 6-0, 6-1 , 6-1.
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c.ARAGE SALE
'HINTS
Before your garage
sale, determine what
items ~ wish to
sell. Make sure
~ngisdean
and repaired.
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"'·• HB..D 9Y ne COSTA ~NO DMOP • ...!!!l ""-Mo dnc'laed In ._ ~ or rou °' 1otneon• •IH •ei.d • .. SIUlb*......,. lie ...._ Pura.a. ...,.. M+3311. PlclMI•• OrMae Co&.ny on ~arch Bus4on1 Naie(•I ~ 1. lllM "-Af .. .O COM-....,..., ROOM In __, conMpOitd9nce fllleed • h P'ailc NMnQ ~ In ttlle Mice or be mllde br CMtl Ind Dlld WW •· RAGGIO, ........ ._ 11, 1194 ~Of\' 1•1 •-* AT THE cny ~ 17 'AIR DRIVE, ....... 10 .. ~ dlea1bed In lhia taic. or In Wl1Mn con~ lir:lf • 0. ""-of Mii. S... CfTY CLDK. CnY OF ·~ "°2112 ~ tMdiClil &el· HALL 11 ,Ml DRrY£ A M&IA. CAl.lfOA.: r:-10. ~ :.'7·ili !ft ...... corr~ ~ t10 .. or II l&q.d to c:111ctlltlain In ~ MM>tt The foltooMng penons..,. F'Ublltn.d Newpof1 8eldl-V1C9t ioc~ E~ea w. ~ ~r:T ~ ... ~ ~llllthed Newport .: :-.-call (7l I ~Id.: ::.c: II.°' r:' ~c811 (71 ) ::.., ~~ o=: Publl1h1d N1wpo11 ~:eT'.,t~· OF OR Co1ta Mt1a Oa.ly Pilot 'Th;.V~i.t=~u f.1ecl
IOON AS ,OSSllLE ~-Mesa Dall)' WANDA •· MQQIO, l=or lnbmatlon e1111 (71 j l444200. ptld PlftY. S.acti-Costa Mesa Dally ANG£ COUNTY. b) TIME j A?t• 15• 22• 29, May e, with tl'll Col.#lly a.II of t THER£VTEA ON MON-Piiot April 151 1tMM. CITY CUllK CITY OF 144-3225. WANDA L RAGGIO, Arnie Seti Slofege P~ot April 15• 1*· PLUS PAYROLL SER-1994 °'~County on Mau;n
DAY. APAll. 25, 1994. RE· Ft20 tlftPORT .WH WANDA II. MGGIO, CITY CLDK, CITY Of' ~~~wport Fa23 VICES, 20431 Ravenwood F&.36 1e. 1 ,902350 OAR01NO THE f'OlJ.OW. PUIUC IOTIC" Publlahtd Newport CITY CL&llK. CITY OP MSWP<MtT MACH s.acti-costa Mesa Daiiy PUIUC NOTICE l1' • HUnlington Beach. CA PUBLIC NOTICE INO APPUCATIOHS. II> S.ach.Costa M-. o .. ty NEWPORT a&ACH Published Newport Piiot April 15 22. 1994 92648 . PubCithed N~PClf' hKh-W llH't OP THE FOl.LOW-tlOTIC• OI' Piiot .115 1994 Publlthed Newport B .. cn-co1ia M-. Daily • .F6211 PUaUC NOTICE Nancy Eh.abelh AAion. cMt 1H211 Costa MHa Da•ly P ot
INO ACTIONS ARE CHAI.· PU•• •c .._..,_910 • · S.ach-COsta tHsa D...., Pilol APfl 15 1994 Pursuant to Go""nnwn1 200 1 Rl\fenwooo Ln, Fictitious Match 25, April I , 15, 22, LEHGED .. COURT. THE -._, F625 _, • • PUBLIC NOTICE Code Section 5-4954 a tne Hunt1ng1on Beath, CA l"4 CHAU£HGE MAY BE UM-NOTICE IS HE .. EBY Pilot Apftl 15, 1994. F822 follO'Wi"9 lnformal•On 11 926411 •u•lneH Neme ·
IT£D TO ONLY THOSE IS-GIVEN lhtl the CITY PU8UC NOTICE f.62• PUIUC MATICE NOTICE OF hl<eby nollced regardlnQ This busll\tH 11 ton-St1tement FS~l
SUES SOMEONE RAISES COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF 1n1 ~U•LIC HRNUNG PfopoSed ENACTMENT OF ducted by: an inc:t1111dual The loilow1r19 PlrlOns art PUBLIC NOTICE AT THE PU8UC HEARING NEWPORT BEACH wltt NOTICE OF • PUIUC NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY A NEW MARINE CHARTER Tnt 1eg11tra/\l(a) com-OOtng t>uMne11 as· DESCRIBED IN THIS NO-hok2 a public Maring r• PUaLIC HEMING O CE -GIVEN that the CITY TAX. Thi proposed ma11ne menced to l~act bllll-NEWPORT VILLA WEST, flctltlous TICE OR IN WAlnEN Oatdlng appllcation lor City NOTICE IS HEREBY NOTICE OF N Tl vr COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF charter t&X would bl Im-ne51 under lhl flc:tihous 393 Hospital Road, New· 8u1lnn1 Name
CORRESPONDENCE OE· of Newport e.ac:h for pre> GIVEN I hat the CITY PU8LIC HEMING PUM.IC SA&.• NEWPORT BEACH """ posed upon guests of Business Name(s) listed port Btattt. Ca11torn1a Statement UVERfO TO THE PlAN-POied ORDINANCE NO. COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NOTICE IS HEREBY OF AaMDOftED hold, a public heating re-chalter vessels operating a.l>o\le on: 4·13-!M . 82663-3599 Thi IOUO~.ng persons aie
NINO COMMISSION AT, 94-21. belna. AN OROI-NEWPORT BEACH Wiii GIVEN that th• CITY PROPERTY garding proposed OROI· under '*'"" lrom !hi. C11y Nancy e Alton Am«ican-Cal t.'eo cal Ser-do.ng.b.JS ness as OA a: TO, THE PUS. NANCE or THE CITY hold a public Mwioc1 re-COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF Notlee II hereby glvef1 NANCE NO, 94.19, betnQ, ol Newport Beach The This statement was filed V•tet lnC. (Cal.f0f0ta) PLAZA STUDIO, 2'35 E
UC H ING. COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF gatding appllcatlon oT the NEWPORT BEAC~ will that 1hl und«slgnld wilt AH ORDINANCE OF THI: p<Oposed tu rate of Sl.00 with lhl COUl'lly Cleric of This business IS con-Maple Ooange. CA 92666
1. ING ACTION PA· N E W p 0 R T B E A C H Q1Y o( Newport Beach f0t hok2 a public MarinO on ... at public auctlon, pur-CITY COUNCIL OF THE per charter guest is esll-Orange COUl'ly on Apr• 13, OUd.cl by a eorpoiat on Russ.II J Bamos, 235 E
94-2'3 FOR S.S. O'HARA. AMENDING TTTl.E 20 OF proposed ORDINANCE NO. 1hl appllcalJon of Rockwell suallt to Section 21700 ol CITY OF NEWPORT mated 10 gene1ate ap-199• Thi r1g111rant(s) tom-Maple, Ofange, CA 92668 AUTiiOR&ZED AGENT FOR THE NEWPORT BEACH 94-20, being, AH ORO!-lnternalionlll l0t PLANNING the Business & Profes-BEACH AMENDING CHAP· prollimately $300,000 anno-F80585B menced 10 transact bull-Patucia A Bamos, 235 E
C & O INVESTMENT COM-MUNICIPAL CODE SO AS NANCE OF THE CITY COMMISSION AMEND-alonal COde, tile follow\ng TEA 15.38 OF THE NEW-any. Published Newport Beach· ness under tne Fic1111ous Maple Orange, CA 92669 PANY FOR A CONDI· TO PROVIDE MORE SPE· COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MENT NO. 799 on propeny delCl1bed property lo wit: PORT BEACH MUNICIPAL PUBLIC MEETINGS RE· Costa Mesa Daily Pilot B,usintss Neme(s) lost.cl Thll bullness II con.
TIONAL USE PERMIT TO CIFIC WORDING IN THE NEW P 0 RT BE A C H localed m 4311 JamborH STAN GARLANO TRANS CODE PERTAINING TO GARDING THE PROPOSED A.prtl 15 22 '29 May II acOlle on· 1981 . ducted by· nu~ana and AU.OW AN AUTO RENTAL CODE THAT RESTRICTS AMENDING TlTlfS 19 & Road. UNIT 0.10 TO C-211 ONE FAIR SHARE TRAFFIC NEW MARINE CHARTER ' ' ' ' Amet1tan-CaJ MedJtal Ser· wilt
AGENCY WITH ON-SITE ROOF HEIGHTS ABOVE 20 OF THE NEWPORT Request to amend the HIDEWAY BED. ONE SOFA CONTRIBUTION ORDI· TAX Will BE HELD IN THE 1994· v1c:e1 Inc. Evren W. Ben-The rtgtstrant(I ) tom-PAAl<JNG FOR UP TO AVE TOP OF CURB ON THE BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE Koll Center Newport ANO ONE LOVE SEAT NANCE: CITY COUNCIL CHAM· F635 ton Vtte Prtsoaent menced 10 llansatt b.;so-
RE.NTAL CARS. LOCATED BLUFF SIDE OF OCEAN SO AS TO REDUCE THE Planned Community OeYel-MATCHJNG ANO MISC. NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR· BERS OF •THE CITY OF PUBLIC NOTICE This 11a1ernen1 v.as f.led neu undw ttle Fi:t.t.o .. ,
AT 2709 HARBOR BOUl£ BOULEVARD IN CORONA REOUIREO APPUL PE· opmenl Standards 10 as to ITEMS. STEREO, LOVE THEA GIVEN lhal said put>-NEWPORT BEACH, 3300 w ltt the County Clerlt ol Business-Name(s) lslltl
YARD, UNIT A. IN AN C1 DEL MAR (PLANNING RIOD FOR PLANNING Increase the allowable SEAT ANO MISC. HOUSE· lie hNrlnQ wW ti. held on NEWPORT BOULEVARD, fictitious • Orange Coonlt on March above°"· 19n
ZONE. ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION AMEND-COMMISSION ACTIONS bulldlna ~within Light HOLD ITEMS, the 25th day of April, 1994, AT 7:00 P.M , WITH AN BualneH Nam• 1e, 199' Russell J. B~moa
DETERMINATION: EX· MENT NO. 798). · TO LESS THAN 21 DAYS lndustrfal Site No. 1 from JAMES DA.LE UNIT B_./ 11 the hour of 7:00 p.m. In ORDINANCE FOR INTRO-F802352 Palrlcia A. BatrlOs
EMPT. This PfojlCI has been r• (Pl.ANNING COMMISSION 55 fHl to 75 feet. ANO UNIT 0-99 GOLF lhl Councl Chambers ol OUCTION ON MAY 9, 1994. Stitement Published Newpon Beach· This statement was I ltd
2. Pt.ANNING ACTION PA-viewed, and II hU been AMENDMENT NO. 795). This pro)ect has been re-CLUBS AND BAO, SEVEN the Newporl Beach City ANO SECOND READING d~~ 'g=~ ~sons 111 Costa MtH Dally Pilot w1lh the County C1tik 01
94-24 FOR CAP PRIEUPP/ determined that II la cal· Thl1 project nu---..n r• viewed, and II hat been FOOT CABINET. MISC. Hall, 3300 Newport Boui. ANO ADOPTION OF THE THE PLAZA GARDNER March 25 Apnl 8 15 22 Ooange Coun1y on March
LEE JAMIESON AUTHO-tgorlcally, elllmpl under vi.w.d. and II has been determined that II la cat• BOXES, f.ND HOUSEHOLD Ylld, Newport Beach, Caff-ORDINANCE ON MAY 23, THE PLAZA GARDNER' 1994 ' ' ' . 17. 1994.
RIZfD AGENTS FOR THE the requtrementl of thl determined that It II cat-egorlcally •xempt under ITEMS. STEREO, LOVE fomla. al which time and 1994. • f8025tt
COUNTY OF ORANGE. Callfornla Environmental egorlcally. ..empt under the requirements of the SEAT AND MISC. HOUSE· place ITl'f and al persons FOR ADDITIONAL INFOR· ~ 9~66~hapman, Orange. F592 Publ SheO N8""port Btac/\-
FOR A CONDITIONAL USE Ouallty Act. the requiremenll of 1hl Callfornla Envlronmenlal HOLD ITEMS lnter"1ed may appe• Ind MATION REGARDING THIS PERMIT FOR OUTDOOR NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR-Callfornla Envlronmtl\tal Ouality Act. ~ CHRIS CHILDRESS ~ be heard tl'llreon If you PROPOSED TAX RATE Paltlcia A. Barrios, 235 e PUBLIC NOTICE Co5\a ~eu Da f PJOI
STORAGE OF AECRE THER GIVEN that &aid pull-Ouaity Act. NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR· FILE CABINET WHICKER ch.ii...,.... lhli OJect In CONTACT THE REVENUE Maple, Orange, CA 92666 Apr I 15, 22. 29, >I.at 6 • lie hMtina will be held on NOTfCE IS HEREBY FUR-THEA GIVEN thll said put>-CHAIR, PICTV0RES, SEC. co -··Ou ma ~ llmlted MANAGER, FINANCE DE-Russell J. Barno•. 235 e cns11 se2ae 1994. ~~ST~g'tSF~e. tM 25th day of AprR, 1994, THER GIVEN lhal aald pub-lie hearing wlll be Mid on RETARY DESK, BED/ to ~~g only rhoH Issues PARTMENT, 3300 NEW-~~~!e ~~fn~1~ ~s~n. B Fii ctltloNus F837
ITY. LOCATED AT 1100 at the hour of 7:00 p.m. In lie hlartna will ti. held on the 25th day of April, t994, FRAME. MISC. ITEMS you or someone else PORT BOULEVARD. . ua n111 •m• BRISTOL ST~ IN AN the Council Chamber• of the 25th d•y of April, 1994, at lhe houf ol 7:00 p.m. In Slit will be by competl-raised at the public hearltlg W.AHDA E. RAGGIO, dl;ICled by. husband ano St•tement TRY OUT
Ct ZONE. ENVIRONMEN-the Newport S.ach City 1t the hour ol 7:00 p.m. In the CouncU Chambera ol llvt bidding (Written aealed described In this notice or CITY CLERK, CITY OF ~~·. reglstranl(s) com· The lollow1ng persons are PILOT CLASSIFIED
TAL DETERMINATION· EX· Hall, 3300 Newport Boui. the Council Chambers of the Newport Beach City ~Id• may be submitted In In written conespondence NEWPORT BEACH d 1 1 Cl b ooing bus.ness as: It's the resource you EMPT . Vllld, Newport Beach, caai· 1hl Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 Newport eoui. adYance) ON THE 28TH OF dehvered to the City II or menct 0 ransa USI· NEWPORT VILLA. 400 Hi-can count on lo sell a • . fomla, •I Which tlme and Hal, 3300 Newport Boul• vard, Newport Be8Ch, c.H· APR.1994 AT 9:AM. AT ' Publlthtd Newport ness under lht Fic1.11ou9 laria Way. Ne"'pon Beach. 1 h T~ b~~RA~~:~~: place any and .. persons vard, Newpof1 Beach, Cati-fomla. .. Which time and THE PREMISES WHERE FIND Beath-Costa Mesa Daly Bus.ness. Name(s) lisled ca•oforr.a 92663·3696 ~~;~et~te~s. "6e~ga~;
Interested IMY appear and lornla. II which lime and plac. any and all P41rson1 said p<operty has been Pilot Aprd 15. 22, 29, 1994. above on not apphcat>le Amer can-Cal 1.•e1:1.ca1 Ser· our columns compel Whether you're buying bl heard thereon. " you place ITl'f and all pefSOns Interested may appear and stored and Whictt is localed F627 ~ainc:~ ~ :•mos \•tes Inc., tca lorn a) qua ,1 ed buyer$ 10 or fflling, Cl•ss1flld challenge this Pfofed In NiterHltd may appear a.nd be heard thereon. II you al AYRES SELF STORAGE, an apartment usse,, amos This bus.ness is con-call'
covers all your needs! court. you may be llm11ed bl heard thereon. If you c:hallen;. this project In 1880 WHITTIER AVE.. through classified Buy 11• Sell 11· Find It. Buy 11. Soll 11 Find 11. oucted b.-· a corporai.on 642•5678 to raising only lho11 l11ues challenge this pro(ec1 In court, you may ti. hmiled COSTA MESA, CA. 92627 Claaalned. Claaalfled. The reg1s1ran1(s) c:om· ---------
TO PLACE AN AD CAf,f, ID
642-5678
C:ost.a Mes!!z C:A. 92627
COSTA MESA 2124 AP119TMENTS CORONA COSTA MESA 2624 NEWPORT BUSINESS OFFICE BUSINESS & ANNOUNCEMENTS LOST &
2925 HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR SALE
nA D!L MAR 2622 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim •=BiiEAiiCiiHiiiiiiiiii2ii66iii9 FOR. RENT 2769 FINANCE 2920 FOUND •2BR t~BA twnhM. FOR RENT liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Locatlon-16caUonlll Lg1• ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
w•lk-ln clo11t, pvt1••••••••• STUDIO APARTMENT gorgeous tur.n studio Npt Hnhta 2Br 1Ba, EXECUTIVE SUITE Prayer to the Holy FOUND WOMENS ..... ,.,.. -.__. hk p 1• W/O .. 60 sq -nr WHt • Sp1rlt·Holy Spirit you _....., _.,,,.. u • Private room wilh bath ~ pool, gard•n. lndry OC Airport. $250-
pool, quiet/a.eluded ••P"''at• from house. ct.fl Plaza $650 MS-OIMS3 rm, carport. SB50/mo. $700. Full service BUSINESS who solve all prob· WEDDING RING!! S685 No Pet• .......... BALBOA -lems, light all roads • • ....-• ~ block from beach. Lrg owners unit 2Br 2ba Smt pet ok. 845-4900 $100. 71 4-833-9550 FOR SALE 2900 so that 1 can achieve • • • • • ....0392 c 1 1 f Near boroer ol Costa ISLAND 2606 ozy. c ean, qu et. fplc, ncd yrd, gar, Npt HI• 21r 21• SHO Executive Sult•• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil my goal. You who Mesa and Newport
E'ald• 2br 1ba Micro, frlge. N o hkups, Wik In closet. New paint, cpl. bllndr. near John Wayne Alr· Video Store, automated glvo mo the divine g1t1 Beach. Please call
all new Interior! BAYFftONT 3 bd kllc:hen. Non-smoker. $890 mo. 673-6161 Balcony, gar. No pets pon. SllVICH avail· vld•o renting busl· to forgive and forget •nd Identify ring
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GS8a00r, menoc;. ... f12l51o7/y3ard lower. frplc, laundry, $500/mo. 673-4388 MESA VERDE Sh1rp 76o-1713 or 857·1776 able. D•vid 436-6665 ness. Gross S75K. Re-all evil against me in Brldgei•875-8225
• ~-11850. AGENT remod 2.Bd, 2Ba w/gar •---------quires only PT Mgmt. this and all Instances Eaatllde 831·1400 COSTA MESA 2624 $750 Agt. Pam Agt. COMMERCIAL No employlff. Costa of my Ille are w11n me FOUND: COCKATIEL =="::;':!: Two 3BR unlta. G• Studio. Extra nlcel 54&-5680 or 979-3848 Mesa. (714) 457-1969 ~a~:r"1to t~~!n11shy~~ :~.~~fy~ ~~=•·Ca~~~
•llfalr .... sillfAcUllMlas rage. frplc, yard, w/d Frple. wa.lk·ln closet, * 18A L.ARQE~• Move In Special! MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY 2778 ---------ror all things and to 4321 days, 64!>-1933
__...wllklliuasl•f'I hkup. SHOO & $1195. pallo. w/d. Ute. clean. MODERN, AIRY, YI OFF SECURITY RENTALS BUSINESS confirm once again eves & weekends
I. _._._ .. _ __.__111,._ Viii• Rentala 87M9t2 $850/mo yr1y 499-6321 C'"'T OK ... 25 MO. 1BR $640, 2BR $750. ·--------C-2 Qfc/Warenouse. lhll I never wan110 bo ---,L-o=-s=T-C:-A..,....,,,T,....-~ __ ,... -·• .,.._.. ~ u Quiet bright & sp1 900 s/f, nr Fn1Nlew & OPPORTUNITY llmlu11111 tr •••••l•IHhoa lmmac:ulal• 3Br+d•n * 831•5508 * • · Hp1ua1ed from you, Answers to ·ouoe' -clousl 831-8427 55 fwy 619·726-8100 290" e 1 t f 11 Nied u race, colll, reUtllll. 2ba. atrium. lg bkyrd, BALBOA •---------FAX 61 9.723•1953 ., ev n n sp1 e o a Black.b rown male au""~ 1&11111ilhlal11s• dbl gar. S1300 mo IH. $Move In Special$ Nr SC Plaza 2BR lBA. ROOMS 2706 ma1erlal illusions. I tabby, neutered Red
...:.....,.,; . .,........... Brlalol/Paularlno PENINSUIA 2607 1BR, bright, gated, deck, upstrs, gar, ''°liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii t---:i:---:.--........ ..,.,....,.,.....,,,,_,....,...-1 SNACK/SODA wish lo be with you In collar w tags Lasi
.-. a11yllleil jlrllernct. llml· 81~5GS-0240 pool, cable Incl, close 5750. mo. Avl 5/1. 818 CM rm/pvt ba, p•ho. vending route lor ;~e~n~~j0~0~d r!in:,~ seen 4 11 1n oo ... e•
lllleaor•lscrilaiul•." Upgraded, quai nt 28A 111A·St•P• to to ahop/beh 642-58SB Jennifer l.tl. 65o-.3883 $450/mo Incl ut11. S2oo•---------sate. Financing w11ti towards me and mine. Shores Please ca11
Tiiis '""""'will aoi' Spanlah-atyl• home, B .. ch, Ocean view APTS FROM $550 dep. Prof F 40 +. No AC t-800-884-8555 Tne person must say 54B·2525 or 6-12·2811
...... lyaupt1111~-E'1ld1. 2Br. hdwd ftra, $850 mo .. yearly. Inc 1Br tBa & 2Br 1 ~8a. NEWPORT smk/drlnk. 642-1196 No matter lhtS prayer for tnree LOST CAT
.... .., ,.. ...... WlllCll Is '" lg yard. P•rf~t for de-utll. * 675-l573 Great locallon. Harbor BEACH 2669 Cosia Meaa·Fomale what you're c:onsecullve days. •REWARD• ~illlollllelaw.OwrreMcrs 1lgn11/81Chlt•ct. Very **Ba~ront Bldg + Viii• Apts. 546-9081 non-smoker. Child ANNOUNCEMENTS Aller three days the S~a~ ~:,o;~g.~~m~se
•• ...,.,Y lftlormd lll•I 111 11l1ctlv1. S 1200/mo. view 1 BR 1 BA, kitch. •...,.,18=-R=--u-p-a"".'ta-:1,....,.-.-q-u-=t,....ev~s=-.. -• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OK. Musi like cats. doing, your l•vor request will bo
•welllllt• Mwtl111111 in 11111 548-4700 or 723-1639 Quiet & clean. N/S. eluded. Near shop-*1BR $625• 631-9011 Atler 6pm hometown granted even If seems V1c1n11y of Jas1mlne
....,.,., ,,.. ...i111111 H Ml Yrly S695 873·1943 ping & frwys. Well 2BR 2BA $725/U PILOT CLASSIFIED d1llicu11 The prayer .~~~~~g~ce,~~~111~~h ..... .......,Ulls. ltttm-HTTIU"PT·uGTON BAYFRQNT view. lg kept comple>c. Pool. p i---------newspaper It"s the •••r·to-must be pubhshed Please call 760·5314 --~'1 "nlhM,UlllHUO V'11.UU 2BR 281 condo, pool, No pets. pleasel ssso e•k ~o"t Our 28A HOTELS The 1cceu. Information-imm1di1tely a lier 1111·"'• t·•·UH90.Fer BEACH 2140 2 car p11klng, pl•r mo. 846-0392 ln~~~0~30Fr~~I. d~ & MOTELS 2718 lllyPlll .. packed marketplace ~it ~·e~~!~te~f w;~~ RENT
llllYP lial1911.0C1ru,tusc avail. No pets. Yrly•--2""a=R-=u=-=-s=-y=s""'1D=E-pets. No fees. Noliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii visited regularly· 5UC· favor, only your 1n111111 ~~ HU~aUH-lSOO.. ; 2BR 18A vlnt1ge cot· $1 500 mo 673-6640 * CALL FOR * lease 545-4855 LIVE IN LAGUNA fits in. ~~~=~,;!~Ill kinds to appear et the
tdargtv• •• WP•/yt•ardQK&I S800pv1 OCEANFRONT M~~4-ION-OS7P5E1C•IALI ------.....,...-,,-Furn Studios. kitchen-''=======-===.ii---------, __ b_o_n_o_m_._T_.c_. ______ lh_rou_g_h_c_1a_s_s1_fie,....d __ Furn 1 Br Studio apl. ..... u 2br 2ba near 381h St •· -
mo. 1yr 111. &41-4645 $700 mo, yrly, Inc: utll.1---~-----fplc, w/d, gar, yrly 111. •lies, TV, pool. $175
87s-5449 2BR·1 BA, garag e, No pets. Avalt 8-4. & up wk. 494-5294
W'1lde. New cpt/palnt, S940mo. 2og;53g..501e1 ________ _
1022 IAGUNA YEARLY upatalra lrg 2Br $875 + $500 sec. Agl --------
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CORONA
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BEACH 2148 lndry fac:. S1000/mo.1-_,.....,.....,,.._....,,...,....-..,..,.....,...,..--sn•e~ 2724 2 Townhom•• On iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ava.II 5/1. 875-8213 •CASA DEL MAR• WITH LEASE!! ~ Avocado I 50' lot, 1 Br 1 Ba $600. Quiet 2 B R-3 BA Apt a, 2 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
6CM·2BR 2inB1. t/p, 3Br 2.&ba E'1ld1 loc. New paint, Yeara Newt Famlly Blfl HS hm-wkend child
dr .. • rm. Executive home CORONA •le. N/pet. Open dally complex, pool, p11y· ok. Own ba/frlg, N/S,
808-Ultra mod•rn r• Can~en view DEL MAR 2622 M . 147 I!. 18th St ground 850·8310 $450 or S625 w/chlld ~~ .. ·+3~:~~A;.~~ __ S2200 ___ m_0_·_u.. __ 1
_02_0 __ 1,~~li!~~~~~ E'•ld• 2Br 1Ba-gar, Wd CHARMING 2Br·WD, Avl 5/1.• 963-0517
Inc:. 875-88t 1 Clean 2Br Close to hkups, newly remod. 1kyllgh1. 303~ 34th. CDM Lrg pvt room. tub
NEWPOIT Beach, gar, S1CM5. S825 +d•P wtr pd. Prkg.. $900 mo+sa.95 bath & entr. W/O. Avl
---------• BEACH 2169 31 o Matguerit• OPEN Avlll lmmld. 443-1037 HC, $450 rent/13th now. Fem non· smoker
NEWPORT SUN 1-4, 831~ E 'alde quiet lBR Ou-mo. Shown S•t 1()..3, $625/mo. 72t·9546
BEACH 106 9
iiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sun 1·5. 8t8/285-0223 1 ..... ...,...--,-----..,,.. Cute & Cl .. n 1BR apt plex, grndr, tndry. tiled ------..,,,....--,....---E'11d1 CM·Huge Matr Br
3BR 2 YJBa Npl Terrace
condo. Frplc, gar•g•.
w/d. owe. st 58,1500.
375-6677 or 960-1799
Newport Shor••
Cuatomlzld 3br 3ba,
den. bonus rm. Ap-
pro>c 1800 aq', 2 c:ar
gar. Reduced 21SK.
$330K Brkr 297-2753
Npt Hte 11 1lry 3Br 2Ba
FP, FR, fr dra. $479K.
Open Sat t0-1 1 631
Santi Ana. 650-0943
Bia Ed Van den Bouche
ROUSES/
CONDOS
fOR RENT
Beach Area Yr~ Lg Studio or 3BR
Incl Waterfront
Unfumlahed
$850 10 11400 mo.
VIII• Rent•ls
875-4912
on Bay. Dwtlatrs cmr tl'lru-out, ga11d, $850 Lg 3BR w/lg LR, trplc, w/fplc:, Jae. walk·ln,
unit, new crpVpalnl. mo. Cat OKI 548-7855 kitchen, DR, 2BA, b•I· gar. yard. N/Smk Avl
SHOO/mo. 642-65151-E-,-1-1d-8-X-·L_n_S_t_u_d_lo-cony. 1 prkg $1375 o 1511 S550mo. 722·70t4
T ... _ Piiot .. 457·37S2 e 692-0836 NB nw 140 Maenolla oee1n view, yrly Cla•effled 5585 mo 642•1390 LIDO PENINSULA rental, w /d, p•llo.
The mo1t compreh•n· 2BR Mobll• home p1rklng. SIS75/mo.
atve and cunent dlrec-EASTSIDE Comfort· •vall April 151hl PV1 Non-smkr. 631·5154
1ory of good• 1nd ser-able 1BR No pets. bc:h, 5800-$1300 mo.1-~....-----.,...,,.~ vices aroundl Encl gar1g1. laundry. 873-6030 7 days NB·N /smkr shr 3BR
S550 + dep 642-5964 710 Lido Park Dr 2BA, P•lio w/oc.1n view, w/d, parking
RENTALS ~~RT 2669 rEA"'iJ>RT
NEWPORT
2669 B!ACH 2669
$400 /mo VJ ulils + S500 dep. 850-4876
NEWPORT COAST
N/S prof M thr new
2Br condo, gated. PV1
ba/phn/gar. Avl 5/1.
S800+dep. 854-168t
1 BR, Ocnft . M50 w9( ....... iiiliiiii 1BR. Udo . 11850 mo""
2BA. Penln • 1450 wk
2BR Perlin $1575 mo
38R Perlin 11575 mo
38R • Udo • l2250 mo
48R • Udo . l3000 ~
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Promotory P\. 2Br 2Ba
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No 1mkg/drlnk/drug1
Refs. $850 873-8134
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:1-.._.,., •~.--..-S21IO. 7pc. Cherry BA room equlpmt. remote 540 W 11th St UilbOat, Npt Hwt:lot.
you cu ao on t.o the nat Und. If. Ht $2000. 195 tlCMe ~can, .wques. onty I yr• ok! 11475
iDICMd, you took time to coaaid9r ' a.wun 9-4. 1111 --------obo. Ralph, 175-3038
the aituatioa, you micbt have found Twin bed& w/man, bOJt Plaza De4 Sur (al:V) HUNTINGTON '18 l'T Cepe Ced
,,...., putuNa •prings com• end NO EARl. V BIRD 1 BEACH '140 Cetlte•t Ftbltfgfass,
S• ~ t--...1 • I _..1.. \abJe. $50. 648-4113 t.nee .,.rtner • _, ia 1oun.n-CORONA fastlroomv. Xltl 15500 beat, you know that declanr bu 1 722-8773or139-7854 'our---.&-.. p-l.-'-1..· to ... honor, ---~•M"l'l>JSE DIL llAlt e122 ANTIQUE!·\! Charm no
•1 ..-.. .........,., ... ~'-DnRll desks, chairs. lamps, CLASSIC RHOD&S 33
aothal.IUitotJeraliU.lefutwe.Dum-lll$C 6015 &STAT& SAL•I Unens, dishes & morel Rastored. Ex1taa. Xlnt
my'a heart boldint iJ tmpre8aive. 10 • Sundav & Monda)' cond, w/11lp, great
that leavea only_ the minor luita u a a Cr------8" .......... Much mlacl Acacia & 9am-3pm. 8777 Coral day/Wkndr. Muet ....
f -=-1..-... _ ...,.. Pacific Drive. Springs Ct liA.·2 In the $8000/obo 175-2927
80W'Ce 0 ~ eawa: belt drive with Set/Sun tO.m Huntington Landmark
e -. ~ -.....-The biddinc: If you follow the old adace of &e.d· 1\Wld $40, direct drive HARW VIEW HIUi Condos. 493-9338
inc up to weakneu, you won't have (Ilka 1'181#) S75. 64S-.t13 3.FAMILY SALE Lllll• tyks hse/allde, MARINB SERVICE
37 Arlt bOtldef
40 Smoltey -42 Me11tc.n
Mister / « Leaning Tower
site 45 Garden toots
48 Heed
50 Glossy paint
52 One of the
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54 Department -
55 Eagle's nnt
56 Secret
57 At a distanoe
58 Narrow road
60 A4lfjeye
61 Irritate
63 lrwentOI'
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when defend.inc a no-trump con-
tract we ahouJd return Partner'•
suit. That is IOUDd edvic:e on moat
occuiom, but when peniatinf with
partner's suit cannot benefit the de-
feme, be willing t.o awikb the attack
t.o a suit that micht produce the
desired result.
The auction reveals little eicep~
that you can find aome 16-17 poinw
done any better. Conai.der wha~ val-CHIN•SI ORl•NTAL Lots of Everything. toys, clolhH, crib, SUPPLIES 7020 uea~rmuathavemdubufyou RUG ex12 Something for Every-hJghChr. atcl SAT 7-1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii are aoinc to take two or three 875-8024 one. Saturday 8:30-3, 12. 2t4"1 Bowsprit 1•
tricb-at leut A Q, or K Q 10. Ex bike rk 1415 Seecreet Boat covet, new, V·hull,
18' S150. Other slzea
avail. 642-4665 When lookinc to develop~~· P':: 512s.' ~e: ~: Metel & Neon Signs,
you abould mually au.ck the SW\ in Glau din tbl 5.x3W old c ameras, anti-NEWPORT
whach ... .-..r needs the leut in $27. 645-4826 aft ttam' quH1 brass. baby BEACH • 6169.~--------,....-Items. Elks head. ·-hich ~to _be l!ffecti~e. Here,~ TERRIFIC DILLS! 3125 Beplde Dr nr iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MARINE SLIPS
the ~f ~oda .. eno111b-1f Perfect for everything I larkspur SaVSun 8-3 tat STOP Set 7•m DOCltS 7022
you make the ricbt ahitL You must For recipe send S5 & Moving Outt You name Clothes, hswares, Oak1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii return the ~n of diamooda ao that, SASE to Mrs. Miii.,, It, we have Ill Belt of· mantle/rall, window 1• if declarer coven, dummy' a nine will Bo• 1475, Npt Sch 92&59 feral 718 larkspur. coverings (Montego)
be aandwiched by your Q 8! Now the Tree Roses SS: Cltrus Frt/Set 8em-2pm ~~ n:;dvc!1.•t•::r:~ def~ndenareatempoaheadandare or fruit ttffs w/frult OUTRAGEOUS boards. No Junk.
auret.otakefivetricbbeforedeclar· s10: On Palms 4-8'$10 MOVING SALE #2 2233 Port CarUsle er can come to nine. Gal plants S 1; shade, Everything must go. (ln Seawlnd) pine, fruit ts gal $20; Furniture (office & ______ .....,.._,__
herbs 13S kinds, St: ho m •), c Io th••, 2-Home Qerett• Sele Iliac $10 909-674-9422 dishes, misc. Furniture, axer equip,
Slip to 45'
Best view loc. In Nwpt
Harbor. 723-1470
SLIP TO 50 FT
Classlc NB loc. Uve·
aboard pos. 631-8481
$14 per ft.
SAT only 8:30-1:30 etc. SAT 8-3, 1719 &
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT DOMESTICS 55401________ &01 & 603~ carnation 1125 Port westboUme Pl.I••••••••
5530 · 5530 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii COMPUTERS 6018 We're Moving! Yard ESTATE SALE
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Nennw/Moueekeeper Sale Sat 8-11 Bod, Sat & Sun 8-3
Real Estate Toddler-Refs, Eng req. TANDY T/L 289 IBM ~~~~~~v;~r~v:'lcro. 9 Robon Court
AUTOMOBILES
Bobo Tail Drivers 30/hra $180/Wk. Corona compatible computer, Newport Crest MM DTAft IMa Del Mar 973·2879 4MB, high resolution COSTA MESA 6124 Skis, furniture,
Need Class B (w/alr Busy walk-ii IOelllon. 14.. color monitor, antiques, misc.
brake endorsement) comp plan. For ll'lllMew keyboard . Complele EVICTION SALE
FIAT 9070
or Class A drivers for call Ron Taylor =I with WordPertect 5.1 13 FAMILY SALi! Notice of publlc sale. '79 Spider. Black w/
growing transportation lhe,.,,dl;.... MERCHANDISE and database. All Sponsored by AYSO Blk lacquer bdrm ste, tan lnVtop. Very good
department to handle N _. rt manuals. Great for SAT 8-3 matching pearl color cond In/out. Must sell.
deliveries throughout «A. • word processing or 1387 Gartingford St. swivel rockers, tan llhl $1800. 49S-S243 ~u~~~~ OC. and SB 673-7300 games. Xlnt cond. 2403 VENIER WAY couch. misc. Sat, 910 ~==:~~~~~~~ll11iV~:n.Q;:rrTn:i1:.sc--;6;;0:-;1-;;0 5500. Tendy Color (Santa Ana Ave oN West Balboa Blvd. •---------Restaurant-Host/••• n.n.u u~ Printer (made by ca" I 1 I HONDA 9085 Part-time, 20-30 hours PT/FT, exp'd for fine liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Epson). Letter qu!J.lity _.ta sabo ). t tw n House full of furniture per week. $8.00/Hr. dining ethnic restau-dot matrix, with 2 bed set, student oak +sterling, fine fewelry, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Most deliverlos are rant. NB 752-5200 ANTIQUE AUCTION extra ribbons, paper, desk, oak bookcase. flne linens, watercolrs, 79 Accord 4dr sedan,
PM, some AM. Retail Fri, Aprll 22, 6:30pm all m~nuals. Barely ~o~=~~~l~~~b 1f~:~:: collectibls, Items from AC, Auto, PS, PB, new
f<ppty In person:
330 W Bay St,
Costa Mesa.
OUT OF SANTA FE Holiday Inn, Anaheim used, like new. $300. art etc. Sunday g.3 the '40s. Sat t0-4, 217 tires. Gd Interior PT/FT exp'd sales-Fri, May t 3, 6:30pm Or can negotiate ' Via Koron (Udo Isle) $1 259. 831-7149
People for upscale Laguna Beach package price. Call Artwork, women's _M_O_V_l_N_Q--G""A ___ R_A_G.,......E
Women's Club Marla at 642-4321 Ex1. clothing, Beaulicontrot 1---------So. Western shop In Estates, antiques. 306 days; 645-1933 makeup /skincare SALE-Antiques, furn, MERCTrny 9135 Interviewing. Fashion Island. Hrly+ ( ) S "T ,.. .. tools, clothes, & "'" . 854 5399 C o n • I 8 n m • n t • ev•stweekends. n.w . etc. " ~. JUNK! S I I 8 2 l"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~~ouih::~i~ 1 S~alls. comm. -wanted. Uc A01t4. 999 Dehll• Ave. 1972 PortaCh~~~a . ·1• Sales Clerkl/Mlnager 714·525·2926 Designers & neighbors .,..,..,,,..,..,.,.,.....,=---....,..-'87 Topaz 1_.P_1e_a_s_e_. -----For new gift/art shop. 909-784-7418 FREE TO YOU 6022 having large aalelll MOVINd Queen & twn
:i:x--t---t--t---t Bookkeeper/Admln Xtnt pay for motivated.•---------SAT & SUN 8·3 bdrm secs, 21.5 cu· re-•-slstant creative & d lsclpllned •BUYING ITEMS• • t 7S4 Santa Ana Ave lrlg-3 yrs old, 2 type-
xlnt cond, 12500 obo,
must sellll 868·08S9
,.. 640.7373 F 1800 1960 1 LEAVING COUNTRY writers, sew mach & PT for Apt Property persons. rom -· Must give away beau-Drying tbls, 3 pc sofa. ab t desks chairs •---------
Mgmt co. Oppty for Sele• People wanted ~~~:.~~~·17m~~~~~= tlful. dark grey, female 1lze 14 clothes, single ~1 :;~ds. la~ps, pie= SUBARU 9200
FT. Prefer 9am·1pm for gift basket cart In cash, tops. 873-6223 cat. Please call <:::><:::><:::> bed, tbl, chrs ..... lols tures, books. clothes.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Mon-Fri. 540-2121 Fashion Island. FT/PT. VJctorla @ ns-7242 m~;~s:~.':;2..iece lots more. SAT/SUN 8-8s 4 dr GL10 Sspd, AC,
AW Brown Co Maureen, 991-4708 Rncj. oak tablo/4 chairs 4, 1533 Santiago Drive pwr windows. xlnt Int,
LOST &
FOUND
PERSONALS --------Electriciln ntlpir SHIPPINQ/RCVING from Kansas. Sacriflcer-JE-WE--L-R_Y_F_U_R_S__ ESTATE SAL& DOVER SH RES 80k ml. $1959 obo.
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2 g25 Call l-3pm • 5s6-3816 learner. Benefits. EOE. -. ART 6025 ladderbk chra, mens Unlq· ue Antique• & Ffr $8 20/hr 714/647 Roll top banker's desk. ca left golf clubs, sz 18 .. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil E.xotlo Sweet Qlrl• OEN OFFI ICE Must 2329 G"arden. Grove -Mahogny, solid brass womens clothes, port colleetlbles. 777 Do-•---------
LOST DOG 11 LoealDateliM + work wel w/people, fittings, xlnt cond. 0 1 1 1 Vib t bar. artworks, lols ol mingo Or Apt IK. TOYOTA 9210
Red Vi:ula, 3 yr old Party/Fantasy Une EMPLOYMENT reliable, hard worker. Work et Hom•Lots $1200. Call 64" ""587 rig na. ran goodies. 2024 AIJao l"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim a""-7.75-8928 $2.501-'-$8.20/hr F(r. 714-s47. of •obe & ISi Send ...-.. ntelhgent Art 11 male, lost near OC uvv-...... oe (714) ......... • 77 Ave., off 20th btwn ---------83• c 11 GTS If 5530 2329 Garden Grove SASE to: RAE, 638 v~1 TUSTIN 6190 e ca · tbk Airport. Has Nebraska FIND PEACE Tuslln/lrvlne. SAT 8·3 T 751 346s iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Camino de Los Mares, ---------snrf, AC, PW, PM, PS, ags. -& CONFIDENCE! Thru Management C.240-413, San Clem-APPLIANCES 6011 --------GARAGE CLEAN-OUT Mags. 5spd, Sharpt
LOST Womens Gucci a personal psyclcl *TEACHER• Are you outgoing & ente, CA 92673 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PETS & Clothes, tools & good· ANNUAL SPRING $2500 firm 631-7149 watch • blk leather l;S00-725-8000 x 5868 Co-teach , IT/pr• f I di ? O h ANIMALS 6049 lea. SAT 8-noon, 460 SALE-Collectables,
band• Nr Bav St. CM $3.99/mln,musl be 18 achool, FT or after-r on ly I 0 dyou havl 8 ---------Confectionery oven-In . Lenwood Cir. lrvintl17th clothes, hous~hold, 1---------• P Ocal C Uc' C s/ gr• a •a • r • P EMPLOYMENT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii u Rewerd • 722-1252 yr . 60r 2 954-07420 n, o,ons,XI t kampud sklll s? Dien•'• box only used 3 mos. LIKE NEW girls Guess toys, ·bab)' Items. TRUCl<S 9220
LOST: 1 race & 20 min ____ ------rv ne. n wor con ' Swimwear Is look-SERVICES 5533 Only S7S. 645-0963 ADOPT-A·PET · and Limited Jeane & T Sat 9am·2pm-St Pauls iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
to Fremont Police. HOT & WILD.' FT benefits. 12 Units Ing for exp"d Mgrs for 1 1 "" Eplscopal Church
Send •. II Condolences ECE. 8544030 our Laguna Beach iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WASHER/DRYER Evory Sat & Sun at sh rts, s ze ...-10, wom-1-800-660-6969 ·--••• S13S REFRIG $190 PETSMART, Fountain ens clothing, furniture. 1221 Wass (Newport/ 89'Ford Truck
Dually Crowcap
Truck Lo miles. $14K obo. 760-0772 '
c/o Newport Sch PO. Toll Free Call $1,000 WK.LY stuffing store. Call Unda 714-Please be awA~e that ~.:. .. 5848 Valley. Puppies, kit-OH Adams at St\antar, Irvine-Tustin) S44-3t41
FOUND: t 1st place---------envelopes at home. 376-9194 ... -v-f 11 Calv 2""'" the listlngs In this cat-tens and more, all o ow ert to """" Baker to Vegas tto-LONELY TONIOHTI No exp. Free supplies/1"""N"'"u-,..-.-ry~S-e""l•_•_p-ro""'f,_. egory may require youi---------looklng for loving, car-_N_o_rt_h_C_a .... p_e_na_._s_A_T __ ,••••••••• phy. Peewee Div. Call Call me -I'll come Info. SASE: LIFETIME, 2 or more years In 11 900 b Ing homes CALL 241
Saladay al 790-4410 over qulckl Shannon -Dept. 12, Box 2109, retail, degree In OH or :~ ':hie~ lh•r~u~ e~liFiiURiiiiiNiiliiTUiiiiRiiEiiiiii6iiOiiii14ii 0317 for m;;,re info. -LOW LOW PRICES TRANSPORTATION _AN_TI_Q_U_E_S-._---
dncr 714-448·0969 Brownwood,~ 76804 ... Sofa coffee table full ••••••••• ca C.C.N.P. Get top pay charge per minute. 1-B--R'""l_N __ D __ L_E...-LA__.B_M...,...IX---b• d 1 ' 1j C Metch Dete Line ***AIRLINES•** & benefits. Call Mr. 2-tler oak microwave sz 8 -comp 818• wa LASSICS 9250
PERSONALS
PERSONALS 3002
••Dolls•• Hot & Lots of fun. Lauren 714-S70-8170
The Piiot
CleHlfled
The most comprehen-sive and current direc-
tory of goods and ser-vices around!
N hi I 1 1 I Lath M c ---------ON DEATH ROW bed, good toys & chll· ---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Guys, Glrls, Others ow r ng en ry eve . rop or r. rum. table w/drwr & cupbd. 1-900-78Match x 280 Customer service/bag-Flowerdale Nursery EMPLOYMENT 540 firm. 645_2560 Male, 2 yrs. Very cute drens books. quality BOATS 7011
$2.49 min. 18+ K&L gage handlers. many 833·9200 w·11-.~D 5535 ·~--------and very sweet dog. girts, boys. ladles, 1946 Plymouth Woodw
E 9 Oth.r posiuons $400-ni·u.~ ·-Great with kldsl Bui mons clothes, many totally restored, all nt. 702-5 3-0303 · NURSERY WORKER BRASS BED, On sz. $1200 W"'IY local -· needs to be only d nn misc Items. SAT 9am 17' Boston Wheler receipts. BIO maroon. Ml h II " · · "' Armstrong Garden w/firm ortho matt set, -• • c • •• relocaUon. Application . Improve your comm In home. Please help (NO EARLY BIROS) 90 HP Johnson St9,500e3t0-498-t588
1 Low price. Very & Info 1-510-798-967S Centers In NB Is look-skills , Individual never used, boxed. save. Can't adopt? Be 160 Mont• Vista Classic, no trailer, pretty. Young & classy x1 A241 Ing for a nursery Instruction. writing, Cost S850, must sell a foster or volunteer. Btwn Orange & Elden Very clean. 548-684S ---------
pvt dncr. 714-237--•-·--·-----worker to stock & grammar usage.vocab $250 cash. 774-6500 Call 7t4/8S9-2704. AUTOS
4092 No Agency Fee PILOT CLASSIFIED water plants.customer speech. 675•8399 MOVING-Baby Items, 18' electrlc Schock, It's the resource you carryouts. etc. _,;,,.._ _______ Child'• bed with bulll· clothes, kllchon llems t984. Fully restored, WANTED 9270
SPORTS FANS! can count on to sell a FT poslUon, S5hr+ In desk., great cond,1_S_P_O_R_Tl_NG_· ----& more. Sat 8 -3 new everything. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
UP T 0 DATE myriad of merchan-benefits. Appl)' at: Overstocked with S22S. 714/S35-9566 18S9 Boa Vista Clrcle S999S. Call 675-7939
SCORES,POINT dlse Items. because 1500 E Coest Hwy. stuff? GOODS 6065 MULTI-FAMILY --------l'LL BUY ANYTHING SPREADS & MORE our columns compel Mon 411 8,Tu 4119. 8.5 A call lo DAYBED wht/brass,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim GARAGE SA.LI! 20' Duffy Elec S12.97S Older model car, truck
1·900-562-noo x2S97 qualllled buyers to To ~ace an ad In Ctasslned complete w/\rundle & Furniture, clothes, Looks/runs new. Fully or van OK St00-$300.
$2.99/mln, must be 18 calll The llot classified, will help matt's. Nev8' used. Solon••• pd S1 SOO, w/ bikes, misc. SAT a-3, converted, very lo hrs. S500. Have cash, I wUI yrs Procall Co 942·5878 842•5878 Cost $850, musl sell all attachments, 1acrl· A p Nwprt Bch 842·8679 come to you. · 602·9S4-7420 Call 842·5878. $250 cash. 774-6500 flee $295. 553-3635 1~~~~ a1~!;':~an~~)e 619-360-S478 · • 839·2594 PP •
-----• CARPENTRY 3510 CONCRETE & • · FENCES SERVICE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MASONRY 3 557 • DECKS 3 615
HANDY MAN 3710 JEWELRY 3784 MASONRY 3828 MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 POOL I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVI CE 3894 DIRE CT 0 RY Rtpan, Rtmoct. 0oor1, • liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --------•I do#I, ~ ltucco & ltly· QUALITY MASONRY •Wood Fence•* wll, ltincet, 98IM. etc. Uc Block & wood fences, ~. lfM hauin;
Plumblng/elec/Water Wiiiiam Harold Jew.ten
hlrs/sprlnklers/cell Walch & Jewelry repair
fans. lnstell/Repalr. Antique/Fin• Jewelry
FREE est. 241.0137 8uyfl8Mtlde 873-0395
Mesonry Experts
Block/Brick/Concrete Stucco/Repairs. Low
Prices, Uc. 531-7643
'*SUPER MOV8RS•
Careful, courteoua exp'd Pros. FrM est.
T148286. 842·9258 35Y" txp. Jtrrr MZ.OH1 cone drives A patios. Hllmatu. Low pricff Uc"d
ACCOUNTING/ Uc#671812 968-0422 ~Constr.974·S30t Semi Retired contractor.1 _________ Quelltr Meeonry with r--------.,.
PAINTING USE
Color eonauhallon frff w/est. 20yra exp
Cuatom/mal111enance
L#66S891 847-603S
POOL CLEA.NINO
Chem. aerv.. equip. repair, algae. etc. Ins.
FREE EST 77S-1722
PLtJMllNG 3890 ROOFING 3910
TAXES 3406 CLEANING Rp,., lmprvmnts, 1ml JANDSCAPE • Claee. FrM Dealanl cl
eTrn•nTURE Jobs, Ouallt)', Integrity. IAWN ,. •• 11:! 3808 Eat. Concrete-tne--Bookkpng. 20 yre Npt SERVICES 3548 DEClt cu.uu I care, Ken 642-1770 ~ stucco. Uc. 831·2345 ±
Beh. All phasta. aalea COATING 3570 REPAIRS 3622 •UTRA QUICK• Holllne Aooflngl FREE
tax. P/R & PIA tax+ 1 OOIMJ ·S•tl•l•ollon l:Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim HAtTUNG 3720 All Ametlca.n uwn Cate Right now I Minutes Eari.thquake kit w/ ••c:ty ••rv. 760-1771 Of s back. Home/Ofc.1• c~ ... -...... ,., •• Ion Maintenance, Clean· MOVING 3834 .. .... ,..... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ow fron'f youl Drains razor FrM Eat. Uc'd & ln1'd . CPA SINCE 1994 HonHt, refs. Some STOP Deck Leak.. Wood, wicker, uphol1, Ups, ptanllng. nerliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cleaMd from S7.50. 990-3200 1804887
IRS audlta, appeals & Eng. Rebeca 265-1308 walerproof coatings-etc. FREE pickup a. 'JUNI( TO THE DUMP' operated. 790-7773 Capt. Helme• llowera Complete houH from Sedler Roofln•·Uc &
compromise•. divorce Kathy"• HousetcMplng decks, atalrs Oual. delivery. 982-1823 Immediate debris Beelo Verd Melnt. The Captain beala $5S. Maln. •-ar•. no Ins. Speclallze comm.
& llllgallon. 662-3340 Res/Comm/Rellable. work. L"587430 Free removal. Guar Honest Lewn!J Cleenup•, everyones prlceal In•. problem. Flat prices, re•roof/repalr. 25 yrs.
Ouatlty work.Rafa. Eat. BHt S 722-8769 u•Uft Prices. 968-1882 Tr .. TrtMmlne Lt hardworking. prof. NUltSING
3848
Plumblng repairs from ... FREE EST 87s.,.,..,.5 QUALITY CPA nnnuY MAN 3710 Heulln• 97 .... ~45 SERVICES $1" "S Ph I .. ..,.,,. at artordable fixed fee. * 831•2258 * 3 L4flt74t9lZ ....._.937 .... one quo es. 1------.,---iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Johnnies, 540-2092 1---------7 Daya & Evenings Merl•'• Hou•ecleanlng DOOIS 3580 HefH&Rental PropertlH IMPROVEMENTS Down to E'rth lawn a. •Mloh•el'• Moving --,,,.,,....,~..,,,,.,_..,,....,...-TILE 3n29 Brent Ella 842-9843 Low rates, good refa HOM1:1 3756 Garden Service. Const Local. long dl•t. Ina. Prof 24 hr.board & ca.re FIL-AM DRAIN "
FrM Est. 20 yr exp. Paint-Carpentry-'" Malnt & Renovation. LliT174999 Visa, M/C, a vall In my newly Service-Small drain liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
••tffTUB Call an)'tJme 241-0531 boellent new entry =·~u°T~ Custom., Satisfaction AmH a32·H90 decorated home for S24.50. Main drain Repelr Speolellat•
PA mak., & door hang411'.1~~-~--=:"!'"__,,....,.._ "•• Remodel-Repelr our 1 at prior It)'. I elderly. S41~728 $34.50. 847 ... 843 Clean, Cautk, regrout. It EST 0 l AT I 0 N •WINDOW CLEANING• Ouat, rHS. Baldwin Cerpentry, •leotrlo ExJ*1 work-all tradH. Uc#48I038. 848-7819 PUILIC NOTICE •l'OX liLUM•ING• nallng & Install.
3448 FREE ESTIMATES t..oc:ka. Don, 621-8910 ~lumblne Right atutf. Try Me. 0...... Scene Land.q>ng The Calif. Pubtlc Ullll-PAINTING 3858 Quality WOfk, 1~ Ina/ Uk•Nu Tile 840-2211.
l liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 297-8081 David Comm/Ree. Lio. Uc. Deutt 84..,.854 & lrrlgallon, Trimming ties Commlse!On RE· . bonded, Uc'653118. F0t ·---------.Jeff Mao0833 A ,-& Removals, Clean-OUI ES that all UHd anv plUmblng need Cal w•T r
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11 .. • _C_O_N_C_R_e_n-.---ELlcnJCAL 3610 Carpentry, roofing, ,... up1 & Maln1. St. Uc. hOUHhOld good• •W.P . YOUNGQUIST lor he mt 900-233-4313 ._....
" • .. 1 .. ••••••• plum b ing. drywall, HOME ...,_.'£/ 159902& •• 432 .. 804 movers print their Paint..._ Contrector •1 .. mbl-Repelr• & COVllUNGS 3932 alnks••P•••flberglaH -·~o-y 3557•• t 1 11 11 SEIVIC!S 3760 PUC Cal T number· .... r -··• •-.••••••• repair. FrH In home ~ na ,..1 •leatrto., wortl !i:fr~~~~ ~:7~e!· ••••••••• Jungle Jim• L.andscape llmo• · and chauffeur~ Oual. painting bV prof·11 Drain• Cleared lrom 1• HI. Guar 859-1795 ••••••••• t..oc:• Uc. contractor Malnt.Hrd1cpe,Verd print thelt T.C.P. nurn-Ucl802098. lnl. 15.&0. All flxtuttt In .... ,rtceJft..·-llht Ouk* A .. pon .. t ..... .,.... Craft•W HOM• NURSS/ CIHnup. T••• It b8f In an a<tV'etll•• ,,.. MC.145-'30& ll.alled. Steve'• 545ot2N
---------1 * ,._ "' Free E•t. 8S0.704a Tiie, painting, re-foof, COMPAIHON nowt 487 .. 898 m..us. If you have • •Oa HUTTON CO. ITA•PllLD ,LUMllMG CARPENTRY 3510 ~== repr1r and m0tel Rare 25 vr•,!ICP• meny refa. Laft41H•'• Re,alr•H qunUon about the.. Painting lnterk>f/EJl1• If It'• plumhlAA w. cSoi-=~~-m;.nr:=~
Stefan H1·7A1 C•ll ~v•, 83t·7159 Yard Nght•·9Pflnkleta. g.,lty of a movet, limo rlor. Acouatlc c..i11ng1 II I SI n c-;""'1t17.
At• z HANDYMAN Brick, 8tocJc. 8tone, Tiie fENCIS Home R•palrs/Remooel Pet I Aeu ... lttM Tr.. trlmng.pfunlng, or chauffeur, call: -painted, repalt•d, • • ..... tM4 t t
lnelall/rtface caDIMW. Cone, PatJo, Otfv9way • DB-• 3 •15 Co•ta M .. a/Newport whi.. you tra~I. Wiii Call Pate. 1U•7732 Publlc UtlllllH applied, removed, dry PILOT CLAaill'l•D
KJtchena, ,..,lo• & ---. Fple, •ao.. "8f. 20 Vr ~ v ft Yr•. Exnarlencel 11ay at vour home • Tlill A Commleslon well repair • texture
repilfa. o;;v ...,;,s;.. Exp. T9tfY ••?·7•M I••••••••• • .1111 e?a':ioH .,, Local refa. 844-4058 · • 714-HMt&t "12213t ..... aao ' ~~:.,!~•lnr!~lu!:
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finish. Uc. A9'• ~,.. •t.mped concrete Atctwoode L"179I06 '°'"*'Y WIUI Aoget'I Celt TM Pllet tOdayt Buy It, ... II. l'lnd It. >CLNT rep. 1 hr min. IN. Palnllng/Wallpaperlng oeee~ • by ... tllncl•
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