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Home My WebLink About1994-11-16 - Orange Coast PilotTHE NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA • There may or may ;al not be water falling where you are today. The skies will be suitably cloudy however, so take the umbrella and don't wear the new Reeboks. • Wei.atlw, P• 2 ·Wednl1dly, NMlnlllr 18, 1894 Winner of California Newspaper Publishers Association's General Excellence Award for 1993 School district's finance,s rate high marks ~Standard & Poor's has given embezzlement-weary Newport-Mesa Unified a high fiscal grade, which will help _ _!_he di~trict's_ ~ond efforts and perhaps its image, too . BY M .. u.y ANN HAI.MON, STAIF WllJ"l'll. NEWPORT-MESA -Despite being plagued by a $4 million em- bezzlement that forced the layoff of teachers and an increase in class sizes, the Newport-Mesa Uni- ficCI School District has scored a straight-A rating in the subject of fiscal responsibility. .•' The "triple A" grade came from New York-based Standard & Poor's Ratings Group, an agency that rates certificates of participa- tion before they arc sold. The district sold such bonds about a week ago to finance a new $2.9 million district office building TREE~DDM OF CHOICE and a heating/air conditioning sys- tem at Corona del Mar High. Securing the top rating >pteans the bonds will get a better interest rate, but it means even more to the district, said Superintendent Mac Bernd. "They arc stating that we arc sound financially, th at our reserves are adequate and that our house is in order," he added. "A lot of people in the district have worked to show we have fully recovered from our losses a rcw years ago. h 's a tremendous rebound and one we are proud of." The high marks are especially important to the district, which is recovering Crom a $4 million em- bezzlement by former budget di- rector Stephen Wagner. Wagner is currently serving a six-year prison term. The great rating surprised Michael Fine, the district's di- rector of fiscal services, who ex- pected to get perhaps a .,triple B" rating, a step below the "triple A." "This tells the investors out there that an independent agency thinks there is a low risk for the issue," he said. "That makes the Volunteers and landscapers descend upon Cliff Drive Park. PHOTOS IY MAl.C M .. u.nH/DAll.J PILOT Volunteer Alan Beek plants shrubs on the hillside of Cliff Drive Park as 1,200 trees, plants and native shrubs were planted. After an initial beautification effort was undermined by weeds, trees and shrubs planted again at Cliff Drive Park BY Ev AN HllNEUON, Sr.uir Wun:a W hat was once a weed-infested hillside at Oiff Drive Park will soon burst into wild- flowers, coastal brush scrub and coastal sage, thanks to a community planting effort by Newport Heights residents, the city or Newport Deach and members of the Newport Con- servancy. Under the organization o( local environ- mentalist Dr. Jan Vandersloot, the various volunteers spent most or Tuesday (and will continue today if necessary) planting 1,000 drought-resistant plants and trees. The neighborhood will keep a close eye on its new hillside during the ycan to come and attempt to prevent the weed infestation that has plaped the hillside since 1993. The city of Newport Beach, pleased to be rid of the weeding tasks, donated SS,000 worth or native plants and abruba for the replantin& efiort. Newport Comcrvancy pve $2,SOO while the Tree of Ute Nunery an San Juan Capistrano donated a crew and resourca free ol charp. "We11 be restorina the plant IOCicty here," said Lapna. Buda ludlc:aper and - ex-mayor Ann Christoph. "Then let's sec what these neighborhood plants will do." A botched maintenance schedule follow- ing the initial planting almost wiped out the native vegetation completely. After ac· cumulating nearly $4,000 in weeding costs, the city of Newport Beach's General Ser- vices stuff was about to give up and plant more easily manageabfe plants when Vandersloot and the Newport Heights resi· dents asxed for one more chance. "They offered to do the weeding over the ummcr," said city General Services Director David Niederhaus. "They kept up their end of the bargain and we gave them the money for the new plants." The drought-resistant plants will be cusi· er to maintain in a couple of years after the plants take bold, Vandersloot said. Until then, the neighborhood will maintain a constant weed-watch and take care of the hillside. The long-term benefits or the planting effort will be considerable. accordina to Vandenloot. "It's an educational resource aS well, .. be said ... It's a wildlife habitat Cor birds and butterflies." • .. ' bond more attractive to bu)C rs, and also Standard basJcally ac- knowledged the district's manage· ment of fiscal matters as good. "It was a vote of·confidence in many respects." Other than crunching numbers, the rating agency also considered the di strict's long-term planning and th e fact that it is bringing buck programs such as elementary school physical education and fine and performing arts, Fine said. Fine added that during the last two years, ratings fur district fi- nances have never suffered be· cause of the Wagner em- bezzlement. The bonds will probably be paid off in about 15 year~ and include issuance costs, attorney f ecs, capi- talized interest and a required re- ser\e fund in addition to the con- struction fees. An April groundbreaking is planned for the dimicl'~ building, which will consolidate two district offices and include a new board room. Officials hope to move in by mid-October. Council members angling _ to be next mayor of Newport ~Afte r years of rotating the mayor spot, selection process could change. BY E VAN lti:NEllSON, Sr.uF Wt.rru. NEWPORT BEACH -Jean Watt, Jan Debay, John Cox or John Hedges. Who will be Ne\\port Beach's next mayor? A selection \\hich council mem· bers say normally generates a fair amount of speculation is threaten· ing to become a miniature cam· paign. .. Mayor Pro 1 cm Watt would be nex t in line for the position if the co1.1ncil follows the rot:.iting system, which gives th e position to the se- nior council member. Ne\\ I} re-elected John Hedges would "become mayor pro tem. Next year, Hedges would take over the mayorship wit h Debay becom· Ing mayor pro tern. But Watt is concerned with talk that several candidates arc lobby- ing to get enough votes for the po· QUUTION How stnUd mlYOJi be Selected? The Newport Beach City Council has tr!lqitionilly rotated the position of mayor, but now several council members are posturing for . the top post. 1n Costa Mesa.- the reverse is true: council members have lllways appointed the mayor among themselves and have shied away from a rotation polky (see story, paee 2). How do you think the Newport mayor should be chosen, and who would you pick for the post? Call our Readers' Hotline at 64:?-6086 and leave us your tboughlS. sit ion. Watt, who has never been mayor during her six years on the See MAYORIP•1• 4 At least 1,350 voters thought Santoyo was 'write' choice ~ Write-in candidate fo r ' Newport-Mesa school district board said he'll probably run again. Bv M.AllY A.-.N ~lOS, ~rArF Warru NEWPORT-MESA -He had to ""ait a full "eek after the elec- tion, but \\rite-in s hool board candid:ite Oscar Santoyo learned Tuesday that he racked up at least 1,350 votes. That's still more than 21,000 votes short of catching up with West Side Costa Mesa "inner Wendy Leece, but SantO)O "ill take the support. · "l \\Ould love to ha'e the op- portunity to meet every one of them :ind thank them if I could," SantO)O said of tho~e \\ho took time to "rite hi) name on the bal- 11.)t. The tallies are )till unofficial and represent onl) the \Ote) en· tcrcd at the poll~ Election DJ), sJ1d Deann:i Wercliu), election su· pel'\ isor of precincts for the coun· t) Reg1)trar of Voters. The result!> of absentee ballot counts are to be :rnr:ounced today and all the elcc- t1on numbef) are to be completel) 'enfied sometime next "eek. The tally today of some 48,000 absentee ballots count}wide could al o effect the \ictory of Ne""port 13each City Council candidate Ron Winship, "ho holds a mere 26- \0te lead over opponent Tom Ed· "".trds. With su h a large state\\idc clcct1on, \\rtte·m \Otes become the last priorit), Wcrchus said. The registrar's office has been heVOTU/h9e4 INSIDI Busy day In Cf playoffs The locals ''ere bu)y in e\.ery direction Tuesday 1n CIF playoff action -New~rt Harbor's No. 1-ranl..ed girls volleyball team swept away visiting l\g<>ura, and Corona del Mar's '"ater polo and girls tennis teams were victoriou) -but perhap the 6tggest noise of all came in a def eat. Newport Harbor's ~iris tennis team extended No. 1 and not-once-pushed Peninsula before 1alling 10·8, 1n a match '"h1ch was within reach of easily qual1f>ing as the biggest upset in any sport this year. for the story on all of the area's CIF compel1to~ on Tuesday, see Sports/Page S. ONTlll COVIR The painting on top of page 1 is by local artist Anne Davis-Johnson. For more information on paintings, call her at 722-7136. lllDD Almanac ..•••.....•......•.•.••••.. 2 Classified .......................... 7 Jerry Kobrin ...................... 3 SJ>Or1.S ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 , onc:i,:1=-c z.. • c n ..... ,..... I ... 0 .................... .. -.. 2 Wednesday. November 18, 1994 Newport Beach/Coata Mna Dally Piiot LOCALS ONLY CITY EDITOR IRJS YOKOI, 5'40-1224, ext. 361 Students with attention disorder to be studied Children between the ages of 7 and 9 who have Atten- tion De ficit/Hyperactivity Disorder and are attending public school in Costa Mesa, Newpo rt Beach a nd Corona del Mar can take part in u free , 14-month study at UCL The university's Child De· velopment Center has been selected by the National In· stitute of Mental Heallh a nd the U.S. Department of Edu· cation us one of six sites around the country to study effective treatment strategics .for children with the disor· der. CITYllDI Costa Mesa council says 'nay' to Idea or rotating mayors BY TlNA BOJLGATfA, Sl"A.Ff W1mn While the Newport Beach City Council debates the pros and cons of rotating mayoral terms, officials in Costa Mesa have de- cided their appointment method works just fine. · The Costa Mesa City Council in recent months has considered whether the city should switch to a rotation method of selecting a mayor .. And the topic came up aga in during a Monday after- noon study session. "There had been a suggestion that we look into cutting the mayor's term to one year and ro- tating the position," Mayor Sandy Ge nis said on Tuesday. "But, the general consensus seems to be that the system isn't ~ broken, so let's not t ry to fix what isn't broken." 10 get used to the position," Genis said. "Then by the end of the l>econd year, you're ready to pass on the responsibility to someone else." . Even if the council members wanted a change, chances are, they're stuck. According to City Attorney Thomas Kathe,. Costa Mesa is a general law city, and the. selec- tion process of a mayor is gov- erned by state law. Any ordinance or policy that the council drafts co ncerning mayoral terms or the selection process could be challenged, and the state mandate likely would prevail. The study will assess the impact of va rious treatments fo r the disorder. The rel>ults are expected to significan tly contribute to fu ture deci· sionl>, policicl> and practices for treating these children. For more information on the program, phone 833-8588. DoN L1ACH/DA1Lr ru.ar I see a gull: Cruising seagulls catch an easy snack as two beachgoers throw them some bread on a recent sunny afterr:ioon near Balboa Pier. Currently, the council elects a new mayor and vice mayor every two years. "It really takes one year just ·''The mayor of a general law city is appointed by the City Council," Kathe said in a staff report presented at the study session. "The power to remove or reappoint the mayor at any time, short of a one-or two-year term, cannot be restricted by or- dinance or initiative." 081TUARIU Mildred Stanley Peth Local services will be held Fri- day at Pacific View Memorial Park fur Mildred Stanley Pe th, a Newport Dc:ich resident for many yearl>. ~!rs. Peth, 92, died Satur- day at a hol>pital in Sonora. ta le business in Newpo rt Beach. She was a charter member of the Newport Harbor Zonia Club, fo r . which she served as president in 1950 and 1951. She later served as district president. No. 521, O rder of the Eastern Star, in Newport Beach for 33 years. In 1962, she was preceded in death by husband Earl a nd later married Fred R. Peth. She and rred retired to live at Fre nch Camp. a historic site in the Stanislaus National Forest that she and her first husband pur- chased in 1956. te rs Earlynn Albright of Colum - bia a nd Donna Gallant of New- port Beach; 13 grandchildren; 27 great-grandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren. · Tino· Pontrelll Tino Pontrelli, a 16-year New- port Beach resident who was a well-known watercolor painter and teacher, died Nov. 1 after a long illness. among othe r pluces. Throughout hb career, he re- ceived various prel>tigious awards .rn<l honor~. including a special exhibition of his work a t the Mu- l>CUm of Watercolor in Mexico City in 1993. Born in Pl<:asantville, Pa., on Oct. 29, 1902, Mrs. Pe th worked with her husband in the real es- She was a me mber and past p resident of the Newport Beach Business and Professional Women's Club and the American Legion Auxfliary. She was a member o f Harbor Star Chapter Mrs. Peth is survive d by daugh- Visitation at Pacific View Me- morial Pa rk is from 4 to 7 p.m. T hursday, followed by services at 11 a.m. Friday. Visitation in So· nora is scheduled today. Mr. Pontrclli's wate rcolors arc shown at the Cove Gallery in La- guna Beach as well as at galleries in Hawaii and on Catalina Island, l lis colorful paintings e~press his exuberant pcr~onality and the ze~t for life that he eifjoyed. - He is survived by wife Kathy an<l their children. AROUND TOWN TODAY FIMALI CONNICTION "The Connection" is where \\Omen will find friends v.ho nrc dealing v.ith issues :ind concerns relevant to v.omcn in the nineties. They meet :it Village F:umcr Restaurant, South Co:ut Plnza Village, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Cost is SS and includes salod bar and beverage. For details, call 642-4484. THURSDAY ISTANCIA HIGH I OOK SALi The Estancia I ligh School Basketball Booster Club is having its second annual Oook Sale Tent through Nov. 20 from 9 a.111. 10 9 p.m. at the corner of Drookhursl ;ind Warner in the S:im's Club p:irking lot in Foun1:iin V:illcy. Proceeds go to help the Est:inci:i b:isl.etb;ill team. CHAMBH OF COMMIRCI Sen. Marian Uergeson and r:idio and TV talk show host I lugh Hewitt will discuss the results of the recent elections at the 7:30 a.m. breakfast meeting of the GO\·ernmcm Affairs Division of the NC\\ port Harbor Arca Chamber of Commerce. The meeting is at the H)::llt Ncwportcr. Cost is Sl3 per person. C::ill 7:!9-i..ioo for de tai ls. JOB SIARCH SIMINAR John Hall, \ice president of business and community relations of The Jennings CompJny, will talk about ··Think Lil.e a Consultant as you Job Search·· at the v.eel.ly Dreer Network meeting al 7:30 p.m. in the chapel at St. Andrews PrcSb) 1cri:in Church, 600 Si. Andrews Road in Newport Beach. Call 574·2239 for more informaiion. RIPUILICAH WOMIN Cal State Fullerton Political Science Professor Dr. Barbara S1one will 1alk about 1hc recent elccfion results ;JI 1hc noon luncheon of the Newport I tar Rcpublicnn Women al 1he Newport Be::ich Country Club. Cos1 is $15 per person. Details, 968-5984. Send )Our lwms to Around To11a Nlitor, The Vally Pilot, JJO W. Hay St., Costa M esa. Co/if. 9UZ7. Till: litWPORT8£A('H • ro\TA MESA BANKRUPTCllS RuMt bankruptcits as rcpqrtcd to the Feder.JI Bankruptcy Court in Santa Ana. COSTAMHA •Mark l\lillcr, dba: 1'LL Miller Construction lnc. • Kcnnclh llorpu, dba: Kennelh llarpcr and Associules. BIRTHS ltlo~·t n.•cc11t births in Neitport Dcuch and Costa Mcsu. ST. JOSIPH HOSPITAL NOV. 2 •Vincent ond Rebecca Le1t is, Newport Dc::ich, girl HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OCT. 2S •Timothy and Kimberly llortnclt, Ncwporl Beach, boy OCT. 27 f •John and Krimn Strpheason , Coron;i dcl Mar, girl •Patricio Po"rrs, Newport Beach, girl OCT. 21 • Russell and l\lellnda Broite.r, Newport Coas1, boy • Roy and Sandr:i Damser, Costa Mesa, girl OCT. 30 •Anthony and C)othla Saglimbtol, Costa Mc;a. boy • J:imes Dolge and J ulie Banks, Cost:i Mesa. girl OCT. 31 •Jo cph Smllh aod Kelly Winget. Ne-. port Bc:ich, boy •John :ind Donna Whclun, Costa Mesa, girl NOV.1 • Eric and Vicki Ehlen, Newport Beach, boy NOV. 3 • llcnry Sander and Dominique ~nos, Co;1a Mc~:i. boy • Grq:ory and Mtrrilte Watkins, Ncv.-pt>rt Ocach, boy •James and Uolly Anderson, Newport Dcach, girl NOV.4 •El"' In and Catherine Morfc, Newport Beach, girl NOV. 5 •William and Jane RJley, Cost:i M~. boy BUSINUI LICINSU Ne-rt' bus/nus llc~u infora111tlon ttported by the city of CoslJI Mts•. COSTAMISA • Rkk Munro ol Promotional Jndu~trlu, 111 2950 Airway Ave. •Willia ms Rothe or Koll Mana&tmt nt ~nices, at DailJPllL MAILING ADDRllS tusm11ions. cllilori:ll mallcr or ad· YCrhscmcn11 herein c:m be rcpto- Our 11Jd1as is 330 W. Day S1 •• Co6to Mc». CA 92627 duccd '*•l.hout 111<r111.:-n permission Of COp)Ti&Jll a.o-ncr ...... 271 TO MAKI A CORRICTION MOW TO alACH VI It IJ ihc: P1kic's pul1.:y IU p<ompdy Clrculatloo 1 homu II. John10n, Publisher <orrc« all crron uf subi.c.m..:c. Wllll~m U>biJtll, Ei111or 11k.uc .:.&II 5~·122-l, o r. 363. (The Tlmu llunk )OU. Onioge County) Sl"t M~rblt, Man31h11 EJ1101 (800) 252-9141 lrlt l'ulwl, -C11y C:ll!lor fYI Marr Mt1nl11, Photo £J1h>r AdvcrtJslng Dvb fru1tk.. Cir.~l•liun M•naccr The Ne.port Dcxl\C061a Mci.;i Cl:wificd 642-5678 Daily P1loc (USPS·l+4.SOO) is Display ~2-4321 1t.1111t lr(11I h1, P1->duc1ion M.m;iacr pubh!llcd Mood.iy throuah S;11ur· Mlchul flfl(htr, 01 pl.1y ~bn~cr d;ey. In Ncwpon lk.ich and Cosca Edi tori al Judy Omlna. Cl.mrO~ll Mo111Ji~r Mcu , lubscriplions ::ire only '"ail· News 540-1224 1blo by 1ub$cribi111 to The Time. Sports 642-4330 Pnunocl bah, C>n1rollcr Or1n10 County (llOO) 25l·91·0 . In areas 0\111tde or fllc;.pon Beach News, Sports Fwc 6-16-4170 1.nJ Co.ti M~. lUl'1Cflplions to alADIU NOTLINI llM D.11c1lot Otlly lrC IVli.lablc Mala Omce Ml-HI• by mall $1..SI p.:r MOllllL Sec-· Business OCficc 642-4321 Your comm.:n1s •boul 1he Oa.'1 ond cha JIO'•aac pakl a1 Co.ta Business fu 631-5902 Piloe '" ncwa 1ipa •1U be rccocJcd Meta, CA. (Prices lndll\ie Ill •P-e'oidlble SlllC Ind local IUU.) ~J ~ and 1lvcn dircccly 10 Ed11ot Wil· SUtASTER: $c11d addrcu h.1m LobdOll. The lilmC 24-hour Chll1tct IO The Newport 8cacW Calif'omU Ullll)' ans.,,crlna ~n-kc m.ay be vted IO CUttt Mesa Deily ri1ot, r.o . ._ ~ ...... MMIW ComfN11y rceo<d k: 11c n to 1 he ed1101 o.-any 1'60, c.&a Mc:w. CA 92626. &opr~. ~ lopte. eopyr~ No -~ .... ,....•a.o " • • ALMANAC 2900 Bristol St. •Cordon llumilton or Orunge County Taekwood Plus, at 2131 Tu~lin Ave. •Wayne Smith or Wu)ne l\1. SmiU1 Plasteri ng Inc., 111 unknown address. • \lklJ Simpson or Ffinished Look, 111 1300 Adams Ave. DIATHS Most rtct11t dc•uths as n'ported to the Ora111e County Recorder's om;e. COSTAMHA •Bessie Wilco~. 80, Oc1. 14. •M ory Duch:irm, 86. Oct. 13. • llorold Magnuson, 82, Oct. 14. •Luella Baria, 89, Oct. 13. •Fronk Chacon, 60, Oc l. 19. NIWPORT HACH •Virginia Danaher, 65, Oct. IS. • Gerald Murphy, 6S, Oc1. 16. •Lee Harper, 86, Oct. 15. •Albert Upham, 49, Oct. IS. •Joseph Deutsch, 74, Oct. I l. DUI ARRISTS Tht fullo..-ing ~pie wt'tr •rrrsUd rtttntly on suspicion of drMn1 under tM inDutoct. Tbcu ~pit ba1·t only bttn arrest«/ on suspicion of• crlmt and, as tt-ith •II such crimes, thty •rt lnnottat until pro11tn gullty. COSTAMISA ·•Scott Allen Laopton, 28, or Costa Meso. • Elias ~ja-AJ"aru., 36, of Costa Mesa. • RJpberto Castillo, 29, of Costa Mesa. •John Anthony Pavusa, 21, of Cost:i Mcs:i. • Christopher Bolser, 34, of Costa Mcs:i. • Aqulleo Barba·Percz, 28. of Costa Mesa. •Wendy Lee Smith, 40, of Costa Mesa. • Kathleen Ann Scelloto, 45, of Costa Mesa. • Donna Rae McCune, 40, of Costa Mcs:i. • Kllrt llarold Ericson, 27, of Costa Mcs:i. • Katblceo Dorothy Beltz, S7, of Hunting1on Be;ich. • Brad Shelton, 28, of Long Beach. • Scott Daniel Mou, 40, or Newport Beach. •Erik Anders Folkedal, 21, of Ncwporl Beach. •Todd PartJo, 38, of Newport Bc11c1?-- •Ofella Caridad Colllos, 35, S;iota Ana. •Patricia Anne Ducon, 37, of Santa B:irbara. • Etseo Soto-hlldo, 39, or Tijuana, Mexico. WIATHIR ~ TIMPlltATUUS tMll buildin& to 6 Ifft. Owlce of Newport BeKh sabtted ahowers 64/48 throut:;:t the B.ilbo.i d.ly, vln1 Late 64/48 lonipt. Cosl.i Men 66/SO Coron• del Mar ft DU TODAY 64/S Fint low IUUfOUCAIT 1:12 a..m. """"' 1.7 LOCATION SIZE Finl hi&h Wedge 1-J w 7:2S a.m. ......... s. 7 Second low ~= 1·2 w J:23 p.m ......... -0.1 1·2 w Second hl&h liver J.ely h2 w l :Ja p.m .......... 3.9 CdM 1·2 w THUISDAY first low BOAftlle 1:39 a.m. '""'._ 1.9 w.ds ...... fintMp ......... sMIUna 7:51 Lift. • ........ s.a ftOlt.hwetl 20 bot1 Second low by~Md 2!5S p.n\. .0.2 notth...t 20 lo 2S Second hl&h knob by ftMltla. 9:14 p.m. m ...... J.I Wind -.wt 2-3 Water , ............ r....,.,11 ... :" • Ramiro Maclas·Duran, 24, of Los Angeles. •Tim Michael Anderson, 28, of Anaheim. • Lany David Bulot, 26, of Hemet • Aaron D. Sulll\'an, 23, of Hun1ing1on Deach. • lln ther £. Rothrqck, 24, or La llabru. • IUchard Ktltb Du\'aJI, 35, of Mission Viejo. • Allsoa Lel&h Jonie, 30, of Newport Beach. • K.athle:cn Warrlncton, 22, of Newport Bc:ich. •Steven Cole Jones, 44, of Newport Dench. • Kristine IL Johnson, 36, of Newport Bc:ich. • Cnil& Uartmao Poiter, 28, of Palm Springs. •Michael \'auahA Hesse. 42, of Pl:iccn1i:i. 1 • ScbasUa Bracamontes, 37, or S:anta Ana. • Armaado Monroy Ochoa,· 19, of S:int:i An:i. •Lawrence J. Maruft'o, 20, of Santa Ana. •Dao Palallo-~erril, 24, of S:inta Ana. NIWPOltT HACH • Jacq11tUoe Norma Pope, 50, of Tustin. • Kelli Ann Unde"'ood, 26, of Newport Beach. • Darla Dlooe McCollum, 22, of Huntington Beach. •Jose Juan Montes, 24, of Anaheim. • Eric Martin Jarvles, 25, of Balboa. •Jon Jerome Janlsse. 35, of Irvine. • Wllllam N. O'Hare Ul, 29, of Laguna Hills. • Paw ChrlJtopher Ceorala. 30, of B:ilbo:i. • Eric Wayne CedantaJf, 24, of Palm Dcscn. • IUchard Albert Cbnez, 46, of Newport Beach. •Juan Manuel Loz.a Cutlerru, t8, of La Habra. •Karen Ann lltlnemeyer, 27, of Whinier. •Randall Scott Wo1ner, 31, of Fountain Valley. •John Paw Brkca, 21, of Huntington Beach. • Victoria Annette Rom"tro, 32, of Huntin11on Beach. • Peter David Cole, 40, of Pas:idcna. •Todd Christopher Zalk.an, 26, of Cost:i Mesa. • Mor&AD Losao MeNemey, 19, of Ncwpor1 Beach. • Mark Nicholas Vaodumade, 30, or Midway Ci1y. •Mark Stephen Span&Je, 31, of Hun1in11on Bell ch. • Grqory Frederick Fairley, 50, of Corona del ~far. •Antoni Za lemba, 37, of El Cajon. LIGAL CLAIMS City Council mtmMrs rtttntly ,ppro1ed tbt deal.al by IM city au11JJzer of tht lo/Iott Ing c/JJ/ms. COITAMUA • Petu Blake A.btl, in the amount of S3S3.2S 10 IUURIPORT cover towmg and impound kci. from 1\ug. 8. • \llnccnl J. l{usso on behalf or Thu Huong Thi Tran in th.: amount of S40,000 for dam:igc to her c11r in :i traffic accident on M:iy 5 resulting from the phasing of traffic lights :it Dear Street and South COJ>l Dmc. • Scou Dunn, m the amount or S50.010.S6 for impound kc> and inJuriei. rei.ult in& from police towing his c.ir on 1\pril 17. •Robert Waggourr, in the amounl or SIJ ,000. Wo"oner collided with a chain link fence -.bile on the S:in1a An;i bike trail. • Janice Ltt in the ;imount or S6,600. I !er vehicle was d:imagcd in an accident Sept. t8 at 19th Street and I larbor Boulc\•:ird. She cl3ims 1ho:it faulty traffic light) were the cause. •Bruce llclidu, in the amount of S256 for lowing fees. ,, •Sefl&IO Ma)orga, in the amount of St 2. His fingerprinlS were taken at 1hc Police Dcpanmcnt on Oct. 24 for immigration purposes. The prints v.crc rCJCCtcd because of poor qu:ili1y. • Furmer's Insurance on bchJlf or Ma1hilde Trump, in the :imounl of S:?.S94.70 for damage to her c.ir when a ci1y employee struck ii on Scpl. 6 MA.RRIAGU Most rt~tnt amrrlagts u rtporttd to tht Orangt County Recordtr's Offlct. COITAMHA • \\illlam llarris m:micd Nancy Coulson, Aug. :?7 in Anaheim. • Rllndy Wood married Joan Qu~)'rcl, Oc1. t in Southlake. • M1111hew Richardson m:irricd Jtssica Pobl, Oct. 8 in Nev.port Beach. • Paul Sjoberi: ma rried Tcrcsu Larourc:idt, Oct. 8 in Orange. • Mic:hucl Hefner married Julft Tino, Oct. 8 in Ncwporl Dcach. NIWPORT alACH •Jonathan Pauley married Tinu Fcjtck., Oct. 8 in NcY>port B.:;ich. • Rac hel Gillen married Robtn Knudtson, Oct. 8 in Corona dcl Mar. • SCc\en Eisendralh married Allison L)lt, Oct. t In Cos1a Mesa. • ldumat Burgner married Elmer Olson, Oct. 8 in Luke Ebinore. •Benny Anderson married f\n chelle Vandtrrlct, Sept. 17 in Newport Bc:ich. POLICI flLll tre.. hrfll••/ COITAMllA clippings folded to look like C3Sh. Wt1Wetrtlk JOO block or Drls tol Street: ........ T..-.-y A touris1 'i iting from • 1100 blo<k or Vk lorla London left her rental car Slrttt: Someone apparcnlly A hup high with her handbag pried open the front door preu ure •r•em siltlng of a business and swipeJ an 1n t!M Cul of Alasu cont:iining her passporl. electric meter nnd gnrdcn ~ush a '"°"1, wnllct, cash and airline hose. A v. indow wU$ also Wffl tweU ng ticket on the scat. When broken. lhe ,.clfec ~t. she rciur\led about 20 Thi• will e&n«I out minutes IJtCr, one of the any west/north•st c:ir windo~ h:iJ been NIWPORT a1ACM ground 1well• O\'et lh• smashed am.I her valuJblcs 4800 Bloc k ot Ntptune; not two weeb, but It h:id been t:ikcn. Unknown suspects used will le.Hp some turf Ctnltr Strttt 110d fircworl..s to blow up 11 '°'"ti Monn1\l11 Avenue; A resident's mailbox. Th s wulhet palt•rn l 7·)ear-old girl was will continue throu&h 500 Block ot Narduus; mid-December. approached by a L:111no Three cashmere (();)IS ~~~ man in h11 mid· to la1c 20s valued :it Sl,000 each were "'ho ririt asked ror 1tolen from a rcii~ncc. wakh for coutll dircctk>nl and t)lcn osked If efOllon. lhc'd like to trade her '°' dilly turf reports jcwc:lry ~nd cash for TIP Of Tiii NY Md fottcitb. cal S2S,000 in ca.sh. She aa,·c • Anyone rcmcwin1 CtclO) t7WUU. TM him hc.r stuff, and he 1avc acccsaorics. license p&atcs, call com • •-::.ru• hc.r a tan envelope or psolinc rrom a car ..,,.. .... c:ontainin1 newspaper lbould be reported. , ( • t I, Newport Beach/Coata Meaa Dally Pilot Wednesday, November 16, 1994 3 Double milrquee could solve theater's port-starboard debate I T DEPENDS ON THE COURSE YOU'RE CHARTING -This is thC post-election time for reform and . ' artist-photographer David Martin of Costa Mesa proposes a community project that's been bugging him for years. LocaJ Scene He thinks the venerable Pon Theater in Corona del Mar, about to be remodeled, should install a two-sided marquee. The Port Theater is well-named, he says, when a movie-goer is driving north on Coast Highway. That's because it's situated on the left-hand side or the road. But what about fun-seekers heading south? With the cinema on their right, shouldn't it be Where can your advertising message reach 42,500 readers? In the Daily Pilot. Ca ll 642-4321 x250 called the Starboard Theater? IC the renovators want to sec how the proposed marquee would look, Martin submits two photos -one actual, the other doctored. Meanwhile, he'd appreciate your views on the subject. After all, it's been weeks since you've been asked to sign a petition for anything. 0 SPEAKING OF PETITIONS - As Gov. Pete Wilson prepares to launch his second term, Harry Knoblauch or Costa Mesa has asked me to relay this cost-cutting suggestion: "The Fish and Game Commission should be merged with the CaliCornia Highway Patrol. The resultant agency would be palatable, because it would be called Fish and CHiPs. 0 ONE FLU OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST -That was -~ OUR MEALS ARE A • TRIP TO MEXICO e COCKTAILS· FOODlOGO PHONE AHEAD quite a sight Saturday outside Hoag Hospital, with bumper-to-bumper cars bearing folks exposing their arms for free anti-flu injections (some called it a drive-by shooting.) As long as we're sticking it to people, I have a suggestion. Why not re-load those syringes wilh tranquilizer fluids and shoot them into idiots attending the Rams-Raiders footbrawl frenzies? As I recall from Lion Country Safori days, these darts are especially effective on jackasses. 0 DOES THIS MAKE HIM TAINTED? -Don't tell Judge Lance Ito, but one of Sunday's VIP guests in Georgia Fronticrc's 1>tadium suite was L.A. District Attorney Gil Gnrceui. While Garcetti was consorting with all those (horrors!) football types, there wasn't a sign or Madame Ram herself in the commodious duplex. Someone Plea8e Join Us For.Dinner Lunehor Weeke_.tt Brunch Sabatlno's was originally founded In Chicago aner our father brought the famlty recipe for our famous ltallan Sausage from Palermo, Italy , In the 1930's. _' Today, his sons & grandson , continue to provide a complete menu of authentic ttallan food prepated fresh dally and seasoned with 5 generations of family pride. Thank you, The Sabatino Family C;AIURI 8PECIALl8TS ....... ,, .. ~ ...... a...- '"",..,..,,,..,"' ....... NML..,, For ReseMllons call 723-0821 251 Shi ard W • Beach • Bankruptcy •Wills/Trusts • Divorce • Corporations • Tsnsnt/L.sndlord • Much, much more fnlf focnf o 1)ocolegof Clinics, Inc. -we accept all major credit cards - Richard H. Foltz 751-0734 llAIR§PJIM suggested that she had been sequestered. 0 lN CASE YOUR SlllP COMES IN -Now being featured in a Costa Mesa supermarket, reports Carlos Moreno, is a sign promoting "nava l" oranges. 0 M EANWHILE, OUT IN THE ARJO REGION -Pool hustler Horry McConnell or Palm Springs makes no bones over his vote for the now congressman. All or his life, he tells me, he's . yearned to do something of a pro-Bono nature. 0 CHECK, PLEASE -What does a waiter do? He waits, that's what. And that's why Ron Winship isn't quieting his job as a server-upper at Villa Nova ristorante until all the absentee ballots are tallied today. ls this the pasta prologue? As of this writing on Tuesday, SUP~R LOW PRICES Good selection guuantced installation available . BAIIO! CABPBT U, INC. 629 Terminal Way, #20 •Costa Mesa 722-0420 Ron's still clinging to his precarious 26-vote lead in his surprising race for a ~cat on the Newport Beach City Council. His opponent, Thomas £dw:irds, reportedly is confident that he can upset the a la c<irte. Meanwhile, back at the popular trattoria, tension has been mounting. And so are the one-liners. Take, please, .Republican county chairman Tom Fuentes, who signed for his ~upper the other night at Win!lhip's table. "I'm withholding the tip, pending complete returns," !laid the party chieftain, u~ually a big spender. "I don't want anyone to think th:it I'm bribing a city councilman." (Late Bulletin: Regardless of the outcome today, I've been told by restaurateur Andy Crean that Win~hip pl:ins to keep on wailing tables. Where el~e. he reasons, can n constituent have such direct and easy access to a possible member or Newport's city council?) Right, Cap'n Andy. 1 can hear it now, a cu!ltomer saying he can't decide between a waterfront table or a zoning variance. In the meantime, hold the linguini. Jerry Kobrin's column Dppc:Jrs MondDy Dad U'cdnesd:Jy. I 1st Annual Pre-Thankapving Sale Starts Wednesday, November 1 6th ·PORTRAIT SPECIAL A Great Holiday Gift ComplimentarY. ., 15x7 ~ 8 Wallets • Call For An Appointment aalleries I S+~dio 1720-D Santa Ana Ave C.M. 646-0337 Get A Jump -On Gift Giving FREE SHIPPING We'll ship any of our prepackaged Beautiful Hair! . ~ t:4#-'4N. a t.-. gifts valued over $9.99 anywhere in the continental United States FREE. For anival by Christmas place your order before November 24, 1994. Visit our store today for detaii ! MENO.WOMEN SHORT HAIR Reg '20 w/od '15 LONG HAIR Reg '25 w/od '20 PERM & CUT Reg '65 w/od '45 WEAVE & CUT Reg '65 w/od 145 '* Wit -only P"o!-Monol produ<tt '* • Golcfwel1 • Redlten • Poul Mitchell • NeJuM • ~hCl'I & Fromesi .WESTCLIFF PLAZA ,.; . A1 2911 lristol St. 113Costa1:.: 4 .... :,lrima 540-1 8 77 17th at Irvine Ave., Newport Beach •Send A Gift By Phone 642-4302 Byers' Choice Carolers Day at The Grey Goose Thursday, November 17 7-9 p.m. SPECIAL EVENTS : • Drawing for a Byers· caroler • • Door prizes • Byers· C~oice representative on hand to answer your questions • Retired pieces • Larae selection to choose f ram • Refreshments The Grey Goose . .Jnc . r ~ ,,.. ................ w Telephone 642-7803 s.dlJ 110011 to ~ p "' EXERCISE CLASSES • Stretch & Tone • Step REEBOK• (Beginning to Advanced) • Cardio Sculpt • Total Body Conditioning • Calenetic Stretch • Step-n-Slide •Low Impact Aerobics • Ski Conditioning CARDIO CENTER • Ntw Crossrobics System by Stairmaster 2650 &: 1650 • Stainnasters • Stairclimbers • Lifecycles • Liferower • Circuit Training • Recumbent Bikes WEIGHT TRAI ING • Camstar • Sprint • Gravitron • Free Weight • Bodymaster • Heavybag QUALITY CLUB • Limited Membership • Certified Trainers & Teachers • Nutrition Workshops • Beginner Workshops • Senior Programming • Towel Service & . Amenitie • Ncwpon•s #l Personal Training Program since 1982 In Westcliff Plaza• 1<8> Irvine Ave (ll 17111 St) Newport Beicb • 631 ·3'23 ~. .. 4 Wednesday, November 16, 1994 MAYOR .,. ..... , council, has sent a three-page let· ter to her council colleagues, in· cluding the newly elected ones, promoting herself as an able may- oral candidate. In the letter, Watt discusses such issues as mayoral duties and the appointment of counciJ mcm· bcrs to outside city and county ad- visory committees. The letter, says Watt, is an attempt to provide some food for thought during a year when the traditional rotation method is being questioned. "I think the council needed to know some or the pros and cons of the rotation system," Watt said. ''We've been doing it that way for the last six years and this year it's under. question. I wanted to make a legitimate issue out of it." According to Watt, Debay and Co.x have said they want the po- sition. Dcbay would not confirm th e report and Cox -· the city's mayor from 1986 to 1988 •• could not be reached for comment Tues· day. Hedges, who also has not served as mayor, refused to participate in "rampant speculation." "I'm not going to feed ·the names," he said. In her letter, Watt emphasizes that the rotation schedule is the fairest and most appropriate way of determining a selection. By using this method rather than putr ting the item to a council vote, the council could avoid skirmishes and vote jockeying, she said. Even though the council has Electrolysls Glylollc Acl M--e-up 4()9 -3/4t~ ~--W-~ '7?9-316 voted each year on the position, a general under5tandina existed that the new mayor pro tem would be the next in hnc, said Watt. Dul both Hedges and Debay claim the rotation is not the best means of appointing the position. Council members should consider the pre~sing issues of the upcom- ing year und select the most ap- propriate leader, they said. "The rotation isn't as important as who can get the job done,'' Debay sa id. "Last year we set seven goals and we haven't fin- ished with them yet. The goals don't stop with the change of mayor." Hedges agreed. "It's (Watt's) letter a1rd her opinion. Not every- one would agree with the opinions expressed in that letter." Newport Beach's mayor serves a · one-year term and is paid a slight· ly higher stipend than the other six council members. The mayor con· ducts the council meetings and also makes the final decisions on council member appointments to outside committees. "You're really th~ sp0kesperson for the city," said outgoing Mayor Clarence Turner. "It's a lot more important and demanding job than people realize." Because some of the committee appointments are paid positions and because many of them serve important functions, there needs to be consensus among the council members ove r who gets the ap· pointments, said Watt, who hopes to bring new council members into the process as well. "There were a lot of senior members ahead of me when 1 first RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY llC. ... ,_ .... c...""' HU -Kii .. CISTl •U-541·1151 - joined the council, so I couldn't seek any of those paid positions," Watt said. "As long as the council ratifies the choices, it's OK." Debay bristJcd at the suggestion that council4nembcrs based their committee preference on a sti· pend. "That's just petty. When you count up all the hours and hours of time and study you put in, that money is peanuts." Most of the council members said this yeu's mayor race is no more heated than in past years. • Nor would they disclose who they would be endorsing when the mat- ter is put to a vote next week, after the new council members arc sworn in. "Right now everybody is jockey· ing to get four votes lined up," Turner said. "Then on Nov. 21, you'll probably see a 7-0 vote." WATERFRONT DINING Make your Thanlugiving reservations now. Slr'Ping the traditional Turltey Dinner plus other menu specials. 2601 W. Pacific Coast Hwy. Newport Beach For rtterv11tions c11/I: 714 642-5935 • • l Newport aeach/Coata Mela Dally Pilot •, C1tJ II C,lllCI ........ The city of Costa Mesa will kick off a used motor oil recycling program at 10 a.m. Saturday at its recycling center at Kymco Motor- sports, 2121 Hatbor Blvd. Kymco will accept used 1 oil daily from 8 a.m. to S p.m. The oil will be stored in a state-of-the-art above- ground storage tank. The intent of the program is to oCCer an alternative to ilJegal dumping of used oil into sewers, drains and soil. 'The collected oil will be reprocessed into usable products such as paraffins, motor oil, solvents and fuel. Call the Contractors that can Erooif.ie you with all of your .LanMcape and Masonry needs. VllEI ........ , swamped trying to first tally all the regular poll and absentee ballots, she said. Santoyo got into the Newport· Mesa Unified School District race as a write-in after he heard long· time incumbent Rod MacMillian planned to retire. And for a man who basically pulled out of the race, MacMillian still managed to collect roughly 17,750 votes - about 5,000 behind Leece. By Election Day, Santoyo had attended candidate forums, passed out fliers and collected endorse· ments from board trustees Ed Decker, Sherry Loofbourrow and · Martha Fluor. 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Santoyo said that his name will probably appear on_ the ballot again in a future elect10~ In the meantime, he plans to work with the district and new trustees. "Even though I'm not on the board, 1 feel 1 have a lot to give to this community," he said. s LET US MASSAGE YOUR CAR! Diedrich's Coffee Shirley~ Bagels Cappuccino Gift Store/Greeting Cords Auto Accessories MARRIAGE & FAMILY LAW • In tlH' opmJon of /ht &Jnd ~ interest on lhi &Jnd:. 1s exempt from Stole and Ftdirul /ans. (39 6' Ftdnlll and //U.1 state} llt' OUTI anJ olfn subjtYI to prior (41/t or changt m pnce F'or more information. call Daniel C. 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I fllllr Jolan JI • r ,) ' Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot l Wednesday, November 16, 1994 • PORTS SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 387 Tars sail into semis a'er dusting off Agoura ~Newport's girls volleyball tea m duels Edison Thursday in CI F Division I semifinals. three aces, mi<ldle Bv RICHARD DUNN, Sro1m Wk.ITU NEWPORT DEACH - Knowing nothing about its challenger entering the • quarterfinals of the ClF \:s: The top-seeded Sailors (23·1 in bcsr-of· five matches), ~anked No. l jn th e State CIF Division 1 poll, had no fear once se· nior outside ·hitter Misty May slammed home a kill for a Newport Harbor sideout on the first play of the match. Newport Harbor will play Edison, champion of the Sunset League, in the semifinals on Thursday at an alternate site. Edison is the de signated home team. It's Newport Harbor's third consecutive appearance in the CIF semifinals. League for the second straight year. ··we kn ew nothing about them, except that they had )Ome size and lost to Santa Darbara in the first game (-0f 'T hat's the thing about the play- offs. In every match, the opponent gets tougher, and we'll play three matches in six days, so it goes quick.' blocker Melis:>a SchutL's l 1 lo.ill::., three blocks (t\\O solo). and t\\O digs, and Tina Bowman's :>L\ lo..ilb and mo block) (one solo). hour bu~ trip). Uut tonis,ht, C\CfY time \\c tfad a scorln& oppollulllt). \\c'cl make an error. \\'e'd dcs10neJ a game pbn, but \\C JUSt d1Jn ·1 e~l:l Ute.'· Sulicl scn1ng a1dcJ the ~a1lor:>' soring spurts II\ the sclonJ .1nJ th1rJ g.11nes. In the f1r::.1 ~Jmc, :--c\\pun Harbor had lcaJ.., ul 7·1 and IU·3, belurc three C\Jn- secum c unfun:ed crrurs b\ the T..ars ..11- lv\\Cd the Char~cr::. to get' J liulc clo:>cr { 10·6). Southern Section Division I "'"~~!!j'tp playoffs had no ill effect on Newport H:irbor High's girls volleyball team Tuesday. Maybe it was better that way. "Going into a playoff game blind is kind of a scary feeling," said Sailor Coach Dan Glen1r, whose squ;1cl swe pt visiting Agoura, 15-7, 15·3, 15-5, in il match that took the Sailors le:>s than an hour to com- plete. "That's the thing about the playoffs," Ci~ said~ "lo every match, the op· punent gets tougher, and we'll play three matches in six days, so it goes quick." Glenn was referring to the Sailors' pos- sible entry in the CIF Division I fin.tis on Saturday at Cerritos College, which would be Newport Harbor's second consecutive season reaching the title match. Ilut it was first things first against Ag· oura (1.A·3), champion of the Marmonte ' the first round)," Glenn said. "We feft that if we did a good job getting our group ready that we would be OK. Our kids played at a much better level tonight than the other night (against Capistrano Valley in the first round)." The name of the game was momentum and scoring streaks for the Sailors, who were led by May's 17 kills, four digs and HIGH SCHOOL WATER POLO -DAN GlfNN S:ira Fairborn,· Newport Harbor coach Newport Harbor out:>ide hitter, added fhc dig:>, four kills and a pair of aces, while setter Jeannette Hecker had 40 a:>sil>ts and l\\O kills. Julie Hect...er had three digs. l "I actually liked our chances coming in, but we didn't <lo things that we've dune nil year to be successful," Agour;.i Cuai:h Ch ris Everson said. "1 don't kn ow if it w•1s intimidation, nerves or the travel (three- Uut thant...s \O :i slrl!ak 1..1f t...1lb b) the S.iilur:., t\\O b) Ma), l\\U b) Schutt, t\\u b)' Fairborn anJ one by JeJnncth! Heel.er, thc.;> controlled the game the.: rl!sl of the \\ J). MJ) had thrl!e l..llh Jntl t\\O ol her aces 111 thc ~CL"OnJ gJmc, but 11 '':.is Schutt. "ho tlom1natcd, rcco1 urng II\ I! 1,.tlb and a )Olo blot:k 1 ht! i,ef\111~ ul ~b) h~lpc<l Ncvv- pon I la1bor builJ .i 7-l k:H.l, then later, "1th Um\mJn !>Cn1nl!. the T:irs rolled of( s1.:\cn ~11:11ght purnts ~tor a 14·3 lead. Sea Kings submerge Trabuco; semis next ·Tars .bow out ~ Corona del Mar handles Mustangs, 16-7; Hueston stands out for Corona. MISSION VIEJO Neil ~ Hueston pro\ided the energy, Adam McFarlantl the 'vingspan. e\ They were the primary reasons . why Corona del Mar I ligh ham-, · mered another water polo te:im in • the CIF Southern Section Division 1 pl:iyoffs. Trabuco Hilb came out physical, prompting a slow pace. One ~jts_dri,ers was..rjectcd from the-game in the first quarter fm"'~llil),g a CdM pJa)er. ..._ .... \ But it dicln 't tal..e long for the top-seeded Sea Kings (21·4) to adjust and ''arm up their O\\ll style of defense, leading to a 16-7 \ictory o'er the host ~tu)tangs (17-1:!) in the Oi\'i~ion I qu:irterlinab. ~ San Clemente posts 10-5 win. llv DLNNIS UM.Us 11 RJIOlJS, ~. u\\1> \\ klfll. NE\\ POIU Ul:.ACll For the thi1d :,t1.11ght )Car, thc Ne" port I b1 bu1 l l1gh \\:ttc.:r 1 polo tealll fa..:cu a South \; Co;1st League tc.111'1 Ill the (If-' ~,~"'~:!!~~ Southern Section 1J1, 1~1011 I "._...,~~ quartcrlin.1b. And, for the t lmcl 'tl1.11gh t ) l!a 1, the Sail· or:>' sea:>on enJeu in thc llU~11 tl!rfin:.ils. Sl!cond-i,ceded S:111 UemLnlc (:!6·1) 'isitccl Ne" port Tuc..,da) JllJ 1.h.:ah th..: S.11lurs ( 14- 13) a 10·5 :>Ctb:.llk in a lllJh:h th.it :>tayc<l close for the bettl!r part of t:m:I! quarter:>. ~tomeptum pl.1)ed a big p:irt in thi.: match, according tu Ne'' port Co..ach U11l U.irnctt. "faery time \\C scored a E;U~il to get cloi,c, they \\OUld COil)~ right bad:: hi.: s.11d. "\\'e ga\C up too man) eas> go.11:.:· The t\\O te:ims playcd a similar match a couple \\eeks back \\hl!n S...1n Clemente pulled :l\\a) in the l..tlc ::.tages for a 13-3 vic- tory. On Tuei,JJ), the fntons Jgain had troubl~ pulling Ne'' port J\\ a) c:irly. CdM will pl.iy Foothill on Saturday in the semifinals at an alternate ~ite "ith the home team to be determine<.! by a coin flip thb morn· ing at Cff. Foothill was a 10-9 \\inner O\l!r Har· vard-Westlake in its quarterfinal match. "We were not in control (early on). We just couldn't put the ball away, but it was ju)t a mat- Cun r. Lu~H/DAJLY ru.oT Corona's Thad Buzolich (3) defends against Trabuco Hills' Mike Van Nostran in Tuesday's 16-7 win. Chris Seib and Gabe w, .Ill si.:ored fir:>t- half goab, a11d "hen \\')Jti cumcrtccl on :.i four·meter shot, the Sailors "l!tl! "1lhin 4·3 midway through the third qu:u t.:r. ter of time." !>ai<l John Vargas, on tr:1ck to ,\in his fifth CIF title in a dozen seasons as CdM's coach. "We were coming in and shooting with no th ought in volved, lil..c we were in a hurry the \\hole time, and th:ll I.. ind of dis\urbs me, bec:iusc we're · sup· posed to be cleaning all this up at this point. "If ''e :>tart to play in a hurry against Foothill we'll ha,·e a difficult time." Cdl\t nc\cr trailcu ag.iinst Trabuco Hills. the South Coast Leaguc·s No. :! rl!presentati,e. Early in the secon<.I period, Hueston, "ho led CdM "ith six goab, scored twice from the hole, giv· ing the Sea Kings a 5-1 lead. Hueston :iddcd :in- .other goJI \\ith 0:51 left in the first half on a CdM counterattack (James Pald.1 JS)is.ted), gi,ang the visi· tors an 8-4 halftime lead. McFarland. "ho h:id :i steal in each or the first two quarters. led a \lbrant Cdl\I defense in the third qu:irter, \\hen the Sea Kingi, outscored the Mu!>- tangs, 5·0. "1 guess their guys didn't rcully expect (to face such a tough CLIM defense),'' said McFarland, "ho finished "ith a tcam·high seven ste:ils, including four in the third quarter, a p~riod in .which the Sea Kings recorded eight and allowcJ only four :>hot:>- on·goal. ' "Some passes were going low and they were pret- ty easy to get," added l\lcF:irlJnd, "ho h~1:> a "ing- )p:in of 6·fuot·K .. Uut O\crall our dcfc1m: \\J!> not as good a:. it "as supposed to be.'' Dy the middle of the fourth quartl!r. Cdl\I h.1J built a 15-4 lead . Hueston, McF:irland (four go.ib) and Thad Buzolich (three), \\ho also played fine defense in the hole, ''ere Cdl\t's chief \\Clpons on offense. "Neil Huci,ton really came to play, and I think th:it's "hy we 're "inning games," Vargas said. "Unt il the final buZLer, he's playing hard, and I like that aggrCs!>ivcncss. He's come to every wort...out lhal way, too. Every day he plays h:ird." Senior go~1lkccper Doug Jetton (Gve ~aves) and sophomore goalie U1ll l\tcssengcr (four) pll)ed the first and second h~1h cs, rl!spectivl!ly, in the cage for CJl\t. Trabuco Hills, ''hich received 13 sa\es from its goalie, Chris Wright, pulled to \\ ithin t\\O goals iil the second quarter l\\ ice, the last coming '' ith 3: 14 left. The. l\tust.ings, ho" I!\ er, did not score again unul l\\O minutes remained in the g:imc. CORONA DIL MAR 1', TltAaUCO HILLS 7 C0<un.1 d.-1 \l.ar l S S 3-lt. ll.ibuc:u Hill> • 1 l 0 3-• Cd.\1 uorin~; llul'>lun &. \ld.irl.and ~. luwlkh 3, P.ild.i 2 Slrd'"" 1 S.i•~: J.-mrn S, .\ll-u.-nger ~. l1.1buco 11111• >tuun,. But ~. C.illl• I, \.&ltntrnt 1. l.1J>L1 I. S.i-. •. \\ri&hl 1l. 13ut Sun Clemente':> Jurd:.111 Jl c,,i...o scored off a counterat1.1l·I.. anu Jim brlcv follo\\ccl moments later to m.ikc 11 6·3 cn.tering the fourth qua1tcr. The l\\O goab ignited a 5-0 run "hich re ... ulted 1n a 9.3 ma-rgin \\ith under l\\O minuh:!I to pL.I). Meam,htlc, G1.1h:im H:H\ey did ~111 admi· rablc job in goJI, stopping 10 S.in Clemente !>hot~. ~oml! from point-bl:.ank 1angc. ··Gra· ham held u., h.1~cther toda),'. :,;u<l UJrnctt. "He dad a grcJt JOb." SAN CLIMINTI 1 O, HIW,OH HARIOR 5 S.in Ckml'nll' 2 I J 4 -10 l\l-.•pc.11 11.irliut 1 1 1 2 -.S S.in Ck-mt nit-•<orn•i; )h~111;hn< n\ ), JurJ.in 11, .. lu l, ILl•l<"Y 2, r.irky 1, Juhn "'""u 1. s ..... ~ ... .1i ... - , "Pll'I lt.11 t.ur ><IHm' \\I •:I l ~ 111 1, 11"1.1 1, Slo<lk• 1. s..-.~ H.atH ~ 111 Digrado ·finds paydirt in Vermont · HIGH.SCHOOL GIRLS TENNIS Weinstein , Tars just miss the riding high upset or year, 10-8 with Emory ~ Ex-Corona del Mar High standout leads St. Johnsbury Academy to perfect 10-0 record. M ike Digrado accumulated nearly a mile in ru)hing yardage in this, his senior season. Dul it might never have been pos ible without u 2,300-mile breakaway from the Corona <lei Mar High footb all program in which he played the last three years. "I was looking for a change," said the S·foot-7, 185-pounder, \\ho led Vermont in ru shing "ith 1,645 yards this season as the sta r tailback for the unbeaten state Division 11 champion St. John)bury Academy Hilltoppers. Known primarily for his defensive prowess around these parts -he sparkled as a sophomore noseguarcl fo r Coach Da'e The preps Holland's Sea Kings -Digrado was anxious to inquire about CdM's CIF playoff draw, during a phone conversation from his dorm Tuesday night. He wouldn't trade places with any or his forme r mutes, however, even with the impending Ea~t Coast winter already frosting the windows on the picturesque campus. "I've been so happy," said Digrado, who cored 21 touchdowns and also started at outside linebad.er for the coed school of 900 sludcnts, located, ironic:illy, about 30 mi les south of Newport, Vt. : "I didn't know what to expect when I arri\ed at the start of this year. But the people here made me feel totally accepted, and it's been an iocrcdiblt experience." Digrado rolled up 210. yards in t.hc state title ga~e win over Fair Haven, adding to has school srn&)c·sc~n rush1n& yardage record. ... The 'Toppc~· 10-0 record made them the state's flnt unbeaten squad incc 1968. "With our offcn~ivc line and rWlbeckJ, anyt~ wu possible, bu t t'd h:avc to say my (1tllisticl) were a surprise, said Diarado, who carried 2S times (his pcr-pmc a¥Cn&e this ,ar) for 94 yard' and a touchdown la two tcuons • a ._ - Diarado $Aid he talkJ occuioaallJ witb a fiw auawt ON • ¥ Mike Dlgrado (26) chalked up the yArdage In Vermont. team members, bul claimed fllOSt arc unaware of his cAploits, which may include an invitation lo the state all·star game. He can deliver some fint·hand accounts when he returns to his Corona c.lcl Mar home for Christmas. • Relurning to the Nc\\port·Mc~ Di~tricl football )(:enc, lhc regular-season quarterback !>ack totab arc in. The district leader was Newport Harbor senior noscguarJ Dill Johns with eight, easily besting the lcadcr1 from Est:uic:ia, Corona dcl Mar and C~ta Mes:i. £$t:anci:a 1enior Karlo Amaya ended hls .cason wath ,tt. "hilc CdM senior f red Garcia and ~ta Mesa senior John Schroeder (five each), led their rcsptttivc tqu:ads. Estancia's l!aalcs had 25 ~c:k!. as a team, the best arnon1 the rour Ji,trict schools. Newport Harbor (22), CdM (19) and Colli Mesa (17), however. Ca~ure to odd to their totals in the CIF playoff . NEWPORT BEACH -The NC\\ port 1-!Jrbor High girls tennis team threw a scare: mto top· ranked power Peninsula Tuc)clJ) Ill the scconJ round of the CIF Dhision I pla)offs before N\\ • ing, 10·8. It marked the most pollllS scored Jga1n t the Panthers this season. The Sailors, "ho had fallen to Pen1nsulJ, 17-1, in an earlier non·lcague m:itch, h..1J <lre.im!I of the big upset after the second round finished tied, 6·6. The doubles te am of VancssJ GoJbcv and Emily Darker produced n s\\ecp, \\hale Urwkc Ta)'lor and ~tic H:i\\kins comblllcd tu \\Ill l\\U cJf three sets. In singles, Sarah Hawkins took. l\\O ol three for Ne,\_j>Ort, \\hich lini hell :u 10·7. Pcnm· sula advancc9 with a 22-0 record. •CORONA DEL MAR -1 he Corona Jct I\ far High girls tennis te am easily handled 'is1'rfng San Marcos High, 14-4, in u CIF Southc1 n Section Division I quartcrlinal m:llch Tuesday, as thl! Sc.1 Krngs' double:> players took their turn in the "POl· light. Third·~eeJcJ CdM ( 17-4-1 ), aJvanc;e\ to 1 hur:>Juy's semifinals again~t second·secJcJ Dana Htll) at :i site to be determined by :i coin 01p. ~ Meanwhile. GSAC coaches say sec men's basketball team will finish in the cellar. J eJ \\ tllht~1n, a Corona dd ~I.tr High p1uJu\.'t, 1s making h1 mark \\1th the Emory Un1,c1'>lt} m~n·s occcr team. l he hc,lun.an lunvarJ scorcJ the g.1mC·\\ inn in~ goal 0 t :?3 ag,unst C h1l.1so. hdp1ns, the Atl..tnta-bJscd l .iglcs to a :?·O \\<Ul. Wcin~tcin has lllfCJ 1hree &ll.1b •llld \I\ point., in nini.: a;;unc th1-.. !lt.1~on, and h1 b~'t is still ahc Id. ac..:ordmg tu LmoJ) Co•u:h Mike Rubc)Ch . "Jed continue~ to impro\c," Rubl!)(h :.11J. "lie i~ a soliJ. ;all·:iround a&hktc \\ith good technique und u11 Colleges the ~l.;ill~ ne cJcd to b.! a uccc ' ul collcg~ pl;.iyer :· Wcimtein .cored his fant Collc,e go:il in tbc 1euun opc..er apiru.t ... North Carolina W~ tielpin1 the Eqlcs IO I 6-l .. Jll lllend ----...... J - . ... . Wednesday, November 18, 1894 H .. H ICllOOL ... I&'" llO•O• Coranl 1111 Mir PllJIPI II 1111 Wiik Cllll M111 PllJIFI II 1111 W1ll1 MYLES DAVIS DARREN MACDONALD JOSH AMEZOIA JASON WEIR A 5-foot-9, ..-i!ll-A 6-foot-4, 195-pound junior, he continued A 5-foot-11, 160-pound junior fres safety, he was the last line of defense in the Mustangs' A 6-foot-1, ---The Orange Coast College men's soccer te~ wrapped up second place U\ the Orange EmpU'e Conference and a berth in nexl week's Southern California Regional playoCCs with o 2.0 win over vis,. iling Irvine Valley Tuesd4y. 160-pound senior, he caught three passes for career-high 103 receiving yards, including his development at free safety, snatching a 245-pound senior two-way standout. he dominated In the trenches, despite playing It will be the acventh cona;eculivc playoCC appear· , ance for OCC (10-4-4 overall, 6-3·2 in the conference~. The Pa· rates won state championships in 1989 and 1991. The,vactory ~lso knocks Irvine Valley (8·7·3, 4-5·2), the defending state champion, out of the playoCCs this year. 65-yard touchdown. crucial interception. < secondary against Hawks. unfamiliar tackle positions. The Pirales scored twice in the first half on the only shots they had in the-opening 45 minu tes. Athannsios Koubou~as &?t OCC on the board with a goal at the 10-minute mark with has team- leading 10th goal of the season. Matt Rillera assisted. Estancia Players of the Week Newport Harbor High product Jim Hicks managed t? battl e through four Ln.ser defenders nnd pusl1 a shot pasl goalie Jason Felix 18 minutes later for a 2-0 Pirates' lead. BACHY GONZALEZ CARLOS OROZCO BRIAN JOHNSON DAN EADIE OCC goalie Chris Cartwright recorded his second conference 5hutoul in the past three games, collecting five saves. A 5-foot-7, 160-pound junior tailback, he rushed for 132 yards on 20 carries, his third triple-digit r ~ •. . . ~ "t~r .. ""/ A 5-foot-8, 175-pound senior nose guard, he amassed six unassisted tackles, including A 5-toot-8, 175-pound senior, he exploded for a career-high 193 rushing yards on only six carries, including TD A 6-foot. 165-pound senior rover. he punished El Toro receivers all night, while supplying his usual Tho Bucs close out the regular season at home Friday ~gainst conference champion Rancho Santiago. Pairings for the regionals, which begin next Tuesday, will be announced Sunday. . •The OCC women were eliminated from post-season consider· ation following Tuesday's 2-0 loss at Irvine Valley. Two sccond·half goals by Shannon Cunningham lifted the La· sers (13·5·1, 10-4·1) to the decision. The Pirates (13-6, 10·5~ need· ed a win Tuesday and another Friday against Rancho Santiago to assure themselves of a playoff berth. game of the season. one quarterback sack. scampers of 84 and 73. brand of strong run support. For OCC, goalie Rebecca Comstock was credited with four saves. LOCAL SCHEDULE COLLEGES head conch Bill Reynolds, who endured Reynolds will be hoping to avoid the kind of negative luck his 1eam faced last year. Three of five starters went down with season-ending injuries by the fourth game of the season, with a fourth going down Jan. 8 at the UC San Diego Tournament. TODAY •-k•tlt•ll fr••P•9•5 teams. . his worst season in 13 years last year (14-17), has brought in eight new players. Communily collfKf m~n -Or .. ngf ~I ;at S-HI Dk?llO Meu, 7 p.m. his second goal Oct. 15, helping Emory to a 4-0 victory over New York University. Things aren't looking very rosy for the Southern California College men's team this season, at least according to the rest of the Golden St:ite Athletic Conference coaches. Key newcomers include 6-foot-5 junior transfer Chauncey Woolridge of Orange Coast College (18.8 points per game, 6.8 rebounds per game), Fullerton College transfer Kevin Olrlson (14.7--ppg, 4.3 rpg), junior guard Chris Kostoff from Irvin e • Valley/University of San Diego and guard Mike Guevara, a junior transfer from Cardinal Stritch College (9.5 ppg, 2.6 rpg). Communily college "omen -5.ln krn.udlno ~• Or~ngt Co.ut, l :lO p.111. As a member of NCAA Division Ill, Emory competes in the University A\hl etic Association, along with schools in Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, New York, Pittsburgh, Roehester and St. Louis. Emory is a private institution with approximately 10,300 students from 50 states and 80 nations. . Yelleylt•ll Community collt-ge "1Hllt'n -ll.lncho S-anti.ago ~• Or.mgt-Co.isl, 7 p.m. In a recent poll of the conference coaches, the Vanguards were listed to finish eighth -or last -in the GSAC. •The Orange CO:ist College women are a consensus ru nner-up choice in the Or<inge Empire Confere'nce, behi nd · favored Golden West. W•t•r pele Hit1h school -CIF Di•i$ion II Quoltttrllnoal1: Cu'u Mt'H •s. M.uin.t. ~I Colikn West Col., S. Azusa Pacific is expected to roll to a second straight conference championship. The Cougars, despite losing all five starters and seven of the top eight players, are the choice of seven of the eight coaches to finish atop the GSAC standings. DEEP SEA FISHING As a Division Ill school, Emory offers academic scholarships and financial aid, rather th an athJetic scholarships. Among the returnees are sophomore forward Dan Hyde, 6-7 forward Joel Kuipers, sophomore guard Ryan Chambers and sophomore center Chuck Molenkamp. Medical redsbirts Mike Ruble (64 8 center) and Jon Naro (6·2 guard) are also back. The Pirates received a first-place vote in a poll of tlie conference member's sports information directors. TUHDAY'I fllM COUNTS The OCC men were picked tied for fiflh with Fullerton. ln a close vote, Riverside was tabbed first, followed by Irvine Valley, Rancho Santiago and SaddJeback. D•.,.r'• ... cllH -3 l;o.)is, SO An&IC!U. l c.lko b~u. 6 u lld b~u. 70 Kulpln, l 'httph..ad, S7 rocUi>h, 37",..hil• lith, 1 tole, 26 ttd uwpp4't, l6 blue f>"<Ch, 200 m•dertl. New,..rt a.....i••• -l l;o.)I, 22 &nglcr11. 1 Mn4 b.au, S6 Kulpln, I Wle, 1 l m.1dt'fel. • It's just about that time or year again. It's time to start taking a look at the prospects of some of the local basketball Cal Baptist is second, fo llowed, in order, by Fresno Pacific, Westmont, Concordia, Biota, Point Loma and SCC. Vanguards t PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICH under and purauant to u,. tlonal, 2 chalrt, 1 end llett Si, GWden GiOVi, CA PUBUC NOTICE NOTICE-Tlllt F1cftous N1mt tJllll'tSS or implied "lll"linO lille gent creditor ·Of the Drive Orange CA fllll. f121D1 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES power of tale conferred In table, 1 colfff '8ble, 2 82845 b191mtnl tXDlr• 1M ~ PGlltulon or tllCllmMncls, deceHed1 you muet file 92888, ftmTllUIM IBIHI ____ C ___ C_E__ thet certain Deed of Trust china ~ta. 1 pleno, 1 Thlt 1ta1emen1 wu filed FlcUU.U. om 111t da• 11 -11114 In Ill ulidy IN ii~ your cfa1m with the IF YOU OBJECT TO MME ITATtmln __ P_U_B_L_l _N_O_T_l __ 1 exlCUled by VASUDEV D. ~ with Uw County Clerk of ..,....... ,._.. ol IN Coun~ Clef' A l!IW by said Ottd. IMncts ~ court end meil • copy to the gtentlng of the Tiit · 1o11ow1ng pnon(s) cns1220883 PRABHU AND SUNITA V. 3. Matltf ~room: 1 Of~ Councy on October ltetNMnt IMINn Namt Stat9· dtr, wilh "*'9st • -theper.onelreprHent• petition, you ehould 1 doing 11US1ntss a · Bl'f STATEMENT OF PRABHU ceblnee, 2 night a&anm. 1 4, 1194. Jeffrey R. JNl'I The following f*ION are I must be tlld btl0tt '*""• llld .. ..._ tiw appointed by the ..,.,_ar at the M ering OMOTNF. 17922 Got\lrd ABANDONMENT OF Rec:Ofded on 03/08/1965, bed With headboard, 1 Publlthed Newport Beach-doing buslneu as: Tiit flna ol 1111 slltlmtn al IN,_ Mallld by said court w ithin four end itate your objec· Shtl, I A1 ttunlngton lludl USE OF FICTITIOUS In Book of Official Recotdt loveseat, 1 chalt, 3 '8blet, Costa ...... Dally Piiot Oc· NEWPORT YACHT CHAR· oes not OI l&e4t Mlll0tla flt wilh "*1111 '*'°" • _ mon1h1 from the dete tlon• or file written CA92647 ' ' BUSINESS NAME of tald Couniy, at page, ~1 11~) alone fire p&ace lo1.,bef1J:• November 2, 9. TEAS. 2801 W. Coast Hwy... In lllts 1&111 of I Ac1ltous Ill $1111 Noel, tNs, dlalgts of Hrat IHuance of objection1 with lhe JAMES M LEE.1641 Tnaton Recotder't Instrument No. n u, • si.. 200 Newpof1 Beach, Name In vlolltlon of aptnMS crl .. tnlllle and crl IN lettere H provided 1,, court before the hew-Drtwt. Hunlngl!On llNdl CA The tollowl.'1 persons 85-082330, by reason of a 4. ast• Beth: 1 chest, 1 W707 CA 92663 ~ts ol Moller unci.t INSts ciumcl by said Deed crl H ction 9100 of tht ing. Your 8PPHf'ence • have abandon the use 01 breach or default In pay-!able PUIUC NOTICE Daley BfrNW 425 a.go. tdtnif. Slltt, 0t common Tlllll. California Prob•t• Code. mey be in peraon or by JUOffii A. UE.1641 Truxton th• fictitious Buslnets men1 or perfonnance of lhl 5. Dinlna Room: 1 dlnlna nta Ave Cor0na def Mar Set Stdlon 1«00 ti MCI o.ci: 1V111184 T .. -· f · ti OrM Hun-ion 8Ndl CA Name: PACIFIC COAST obllgatlona ucured room 1af>le, 1 table, ii 111o-•-·-CA 92625 • d Prottnloni ,... time or filing your• orMy. • -.. . FLORAL. 1012 Bayside lhtreby lnclucllng that chalft , 1 •ervlntil cart ... ._ "'""::__ This bl!llness Is con-i). an f91UTY_.._,_,. daiml will not expire IF YOU AR£ A Drive. Newport Beach, CA breach O, delaul1 Nolie• ot 6. Kitchen: 1 table. 4 _.._ ... -ducted by· an indMdual f f'lllng & Daman Ring lllMCE. Al um TllUITB before four months CREDITOR or • contin-1ll9 billllltss II condudtd The Flctllious Business which was recorded 08/25/ chairs, 3 bar ttoola, 1 r• atatement . The ,.0·istrant(s) com-5 Ht IBNdldC tlMtu 81S3Sodll~Blwl.S. from the Mering de1e gent creditor of the llustllndn• Name rolorred to above 1993 as Recorder's lnaltu. lrigerator, 1 microwave The folloWlng peraon1 are "*'Ced to ltansact busl· wpor • ~ Pllo 200 noticed ebow. deceHed1 you muet rile 0: JAMES M LEE. JU- was liled In Oranga Counly rnent No. 93-0572580. In 7. Laundry room: 1 clolngbuslne11as: nen under the Fk:tillous CH2,:826 u.~.Cl900«5 YOU MAY EXAM-your cl .. m with the OITHA.l.EE on Jun. 18. 1992, F111 Book at Page WILL SELL washer, 1 clryef THE ATTIC OF WEST· Business Name(s) listed H 2 9 1~.23 (310181'0-aS or {310J81f>..5565 INE the file kept by the court end mail• copy to Atglsrant ha noa yet begun No.F535t9l AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO 8. Back Bedroom: 2 beds. PORT. 329 E. 17th St., above on· 4.g..go ov ' · By. KAN.EfltDllEOIERRERA. court. If you ere t per· the peraonel repreHnt• lranqct ~ unci.t flt JamH Wiiiis, 40093 Mtll· THE HIGHEST BIDDER 5 Small !ables. 1 bookcase, Shop 128 & 3. Costa Darcy Brewer PU MICEPffESIJB(( ion lnterHted In the tlve appointed by th• bustritss !\amt °' c1eek Rd .. Big Boar Lake, FOR CASH. lawful money 2 chests, 2 chalra, 1 televl· Meta, CA 92627 This tlatement was filed ILIC NOTICE C221091 Htete you mey file court within tour llttd twtlrl. CA 923 t 5 ol the Unites States evi· slon Mimi Murphy, 300 E. with the Counly Clerk ol N011CI Of TllUllll'I uu 11·t11'23 1194 with the court • formal month• from the det• Thia staMment -llttd With Joan Willis. 40098 Mill· dence by 1 Cashier's 9. Study: 1 desk, 1 couch, Coaal Hlohway tfl3B. New· Orange County on October 1MT Reql!Ht for Special of firat IHu•nce of Coun~k of Orange creek Ad .. Big Boar Lake, Check drawn on a stale or 1 book c1;se. 1 tab.. port Beach. CA 92660 21, 1994. UllDlll-Of PUIUC NOTICE Notte• of the filing of en lettera ., provided In ountv on 26. 1994 CA 92315 national bank or the equiv• 10. Family Room: 1 table Kathleen Brozoiowskl, 225 F825878 AU:M-.,_ Inventory end eppreiul Hctlon 9100 of the NOllCE·Tllla Actltlout Name Suunno W1llts, 40098 Mill· alenl thereof 'c1rawn on anu 4 chalrs, 1 book case, 2 E. F•nlielcl Of., Montlfey A.19. _ llZ .. 1·11 CNlt 22000 f t t t Cellf nl p b Scatament ._.. ""8 ~ creok Rd.. Big Bear Lake, other financial lnalilutlo~ couchet, 1 pool table, 1 Pane, CA 91755 Published Newport Beach· YOU ME IN ~AULT 1.H>£R A NOTICE OF o H e e HHt1 or o or • ro ate Code. om flt diet 11 • llltd In flt CA 92315 specified In sectlon 5102 of cabinet, 1 pinball machine, Thi• butln111 It con-Costa Mesa Oaily Pilot No-DEED Of TRUST. DATED July 12, AMEM>B> PElllKM any .,.tl,tlon or eccount The time for filing of .. Coull~ atrk A new dThl1sedbubslnehss bwasd con-d the California Financial 1 dlcolf" table, 1 latge dR~ed1 t by:1anhlndlvtclualt 1 vembef 2, 9, 16, ~. 1994. 1993. UNLESS YOU TAKE AC-TO ADLmlSI ER ~J0°:,c'~. li.ii1~~~: bcte .. f·omre' w1i011urnotmeo11nplihrse t ,_ .. ~1 ..... ..,. ~f-aS~-t uc y us an an Code, authorized 10 do ra o/lurntable eg •ran ts no ye W716 TIOH TO PROTECJ YOUR PROP-EST.aTE Of• ., .... .,. ,_,. .,. ... • .. wfle business In the Slate ol 11. Miscellaneous: Lamps begun to transact butlness ERlY IT MAY BE SOLD AT A -• Probete Code. A ~e· from the heering date Tiit imno of'* slltltntnt James Willis Calilornla ALL PAYABLE bedding. llnena, picture1: uod• Ule fici.itloua natne(s) PUBLIC NOTICE PU8lic SALE. If YOU NEED AH llCW llBGB. quHt !or Specl81 Notice noticed ebow. oes not of lilell Mlllot'la Illa Joan W1111s Ttlis 1ta1oment AT THE TIME OF SALE. all books, small appliances. li~ed above. EXP\.AHATION Of 1lE NATURE CASE NO. A174M7 form 1e aveileble from YOU MAV EXAM-tn Illa Stael of 1 Rctllous was filed with the County rlght, tlUe and Interest held cookware, dishea, utentllt, Mimi Murphy Fictitious Of 1lE PROC£ElllNG AGAINST To al helre, benefl. th• court cte~. INE the file kept by the luslMn Nnt In wtolltlOtl ol Clerk ol Orange County on by It as TNst .. , In that real clothlng, perlOl\ll effects. This tialement wat filed hsJneu Name YOU, YOU SHOUlO CONTACT A cieriH, credito,., con-A--...y ,_ llll>tltlclll•: court. If you ere • per-~II oC ln01htr under November 1. 1994 propetty tltuattld In tald •le. with lhe County Clefk of ltetement LAWYER. tlngent creditor• and .llw ~.. ion lntereated In the I( Statl °' common t.w Pubhshed'Newport Beach· County ancl State cl• DATED: Nofflftber °'~County on Octobel' The following persons are Nocloe IS l'IMby DMI' that pe,.one who may other· 3197 ~·•A•. Htate1 you mey file s.a 5ec1on' 1«00 11 MCI Costa Mesa Pilot Novem-tcribed at follows:' PAA-tO, UHM 25, 1~· doing buslnnt u~ T SfMct wi•• be lntere1ttd In Nuw1H1 CA 98" with 1M court • formal and Pt-..onS ber 9• 16• 23• 30• 1994· CEL 2, AS SHOWN ON A LAW OFFICR8 OF FU8t03 BAY PLUMBING, 414 FldllllyMarlglOI 11At INlllt• the will or Htate, or 11/09, 11110, 11118 Re~Ht for Specie! ~ W734 PARCEL MAP FllfD IN MICHAEL Q YORK Published NewJ>Of1 Beach-Monterey Lani, IB, San : .=;: =...-.,: both of: MORRIS Notice of the filing of en t __ P_U_B_l -IC_N_O_T_l_C_E_ BOOK 51, PAGE 30 OF B • 111c0HA•L Q Cotta Meta Dally Pilot No-Clemente • CA 92672 · ,,.._SEIGEL PUBLIC NOTICE ln..,.ntory end epprli1al ,...... ... --1(.•--PAACEL MAPS IN THE J• ,. • _.._2 I 111 -1....... Gary Force, 414 Montefey IN o.d crl TNlt--=--by "N ED f -• _,,.., _,. --------•OFFICE OF THE COUNTY YORK, 1~00 Dev•...,,,._ • • ,_., _.. Lane. 1e. SM Clemente, Cl'llgSllwnGOftlDn.anunmer· " AMEND CNs122010 o Ht•~• HHtl or of 16099Gotdel1 .. t S1r•t Loan No.: RECORDER OF SAID Street, 8ulte •oo, W717 CA 92672 nedmanAlcmmdon a.15'1113 PETITION hae bffn filed NOTICE Of any pemlon or eccounl Hunt1n9tan 8Ndl.CA92'47 PRAllHU COUNTY. Newport BHott, CA PUBLIC NOTICE Thia butlnesa la con-u lnllnlnWt No. •0811121 crl by CECIL SILLS AND PETITION TO H provided In Hctlon ~ a..:t.-Costa Masi A.P. NUMBER The property addrHI or ezeeo 1714) QMMI duded by. en lndMcfual 01f1C111 Atcol* in .. a1fice al ERNIE. J . BEIGEL In t~ .a~ 1250 of the California 01t1 Plot 425-021·18 olhef common clet!Qnatlon Pub Ila heel Newporl PloUtloue Aegl1tren1 has not yet the ~ Alcol'dlr Of Oranoe Supenor Court of Cali-~EST ... -TE Of• icn. Probete Code. A Re-CH2t7&39 RESS Order No.: of u,. real property nerelr). Be..,. ... "osta u--na11u ........._ Nw begun to tranaact buslnHs Courtly. C11iorni1, lftd ......... fomla. County of Ot· ........ ~ re.a.;.,,._• quH t for Special Notice Nov 2 9 16.23 81428 above cllSCfibed 11 put· ..,,,_ -__ , atat ...... t undet lhe tlC1ftSout name(s) '° the Nollce crl Odall Md •"94t· ~--.-~ ... form I• aveileble from • ' NOTICE OF ported 10 be: 1101 TUSTIN Pilot Novembef 18• 23• The to11owtng lltled above. flldlon to 5111 ~ ,.. THE AMENDED DASSO the court cle~. PUIUC llOTICI TRUSTEE'S SALE AVENUE, COSTA MESA. 1~· doing butlnett ':''°"' .,. Gary Force CIOl'dtd OM15'1114 • lnlNntnl PETmON tequHt• that CASE NO. A 175502 Atwney ,_ ,......,: UNDER DEED CA 92628 tu7"'2 HUNTINGTON . BEACH Thia statement was filed No. t4 111355 Of uld Offidll CECIL SILLS AND To .. heir•, benefl· Lw Oflw Of E. 0., Flt II.~ OF TRUST The unders1$1n•d dla-PUBLIC NOTICE JEWELRY & LOAN CO .. ~ UwC Countt Clefk ol ~. WI Sell 111 1~184 ERNI~ J . BEIGEL be ~ieriH, c redi.tore. con-C:.... f'=.?an:s YOU A.RE IND AULT clalma all liability for any 17855 Beach Blvd Hun-~ OUnty on S.ptem-•the Mlill {Nolll) &nnct • 1PP0tnted " pe'9onel tingent credrtore, end A7 S. ...._ Driw, Tiit .....-.... UNDER A DE~ OF lncofrKtneu In tald prop. cnet8t78t9 tlngton 8Mch, CA '2M7 bef 29, 1*· FU to IN Courtlyllollllleal, 700 CMc repreHntatlveto admln· P4!raon1 w~omeyother· •:mr207 lslartCI~~ :i= TRUST DATED Ma h lf1Y adclreH or Other com-Flotltloua Mary E. WeueUnlc.fox. 3 t Ctnllr DIM we-. Sanll Anl. Cl Iller the ••1•t• of the WIH ~e •ntereated In .... CA Orange, ~26-9628 . GarCltn , re mon cletlgnatlon. B at ....._ 14e CalM Alta, Ofange. CA PubUlhed News>Of1 Beach· It 9:4S AM. al Pllllllc IUdlon '° decedent. the will or Htete, or Gr iuvd Gar G CA I, 1885, UNLESS YOU Said Nle wW be made u • .:.. t 92889 Coat& Mesa Dally Piiot Oc· IN · higllttt blddlr tar cmtl THE AMENDED both, of; BARBARA 11/09, 11/10, 11/18 9~ " dtn rove. TAKE ACTION TO PRO. wit~outpl:ierramvdl ex~ The f~"'::.on. ere Thia butlnett It con. tobef 28, November 2, 9, ~ II the time Of ... In PETITION requHte the FRANCES DASSO HtOn Ju Sung 731 E Tl!CT YOUR PROP· °' m regll ng • dolna bull • ducted by: en lndMdual 18 1~ iltlful 1 crl flt lMllcl decedent'• LOST Will A PETITION hae PUIUC llOT1CI Coolldgt s l. l 'Buen CA l!RTY, IT MAY H 80LD :::= : :u~ : I) -SEAc~nr· MOBILE The .:i•glttranl(I) com-• . W708 Stllls) ':";.. ... nil ..... and oodlcil1, if any, be been filed by KARLA Flt .. ft21la 90805 11" ong . AT A PUBLIC SAU. IF unpaid obligation MCWed HOME PARK, b) SU. = unc: ~~Flctlt~ al,~ eo n1 n..111t111 by admitted to probete. FUNK AND JOSEPH ftcTITIOUs IUIMll ThlS bl/mets IS condllCted YOU NEED AH EXPU. by tald DHd of Trual, wtU'I CUFFE HOMES. 890 WMI Buelnett Name(t) titted PUBLIC NOTICE 1 undlf uld DteCI II Tnlll In .. The LOST Will and any DASSO, JR. In the NAiil ITATE•MT bV an lndMdUll. NATION OF THI! NA. Interest 911C1 oth« aume as Fifteenth Street, Newport eboYe on: 1 MIO FloUUoue ~ ..... In uld COllflCr coclclle ere avlifabfe fOf Sup!'rlor Court of Cell--Tiit lolowlng parson(tl SIGNED: Heon Ju sung TURI OF THI! PRO. provided therein; ptus acs. e..cr;, CA 12883 ~ e. w ..... lnll·Fox ......_.....,... and s.. ___. dnc:rlltd: ••amlnedon In the file forr~•. County of Or-II/art doing tiuslness as: p & ~ Tiit ragslrantcommtnctd 10 CEl!DINQ AOAINIT vane", " any, thereunder Moun-Shung Chi, 1523 TNe 1tatement wu filed ........... l.GD 21Md21In111C11 Al& al keptT':i the ooun. enge. Consll'UC1lon, (7~4 281-4641, IJansact business under tilt YOU YOU SHOULD and lnt•Mt thefeon; 9lld Senclc:atU. OrM, Cofone Wllh the County O.k ol Ccn111 Oii Mir in .. ccr Of E AMENDED THE PETITION r• 1011 S l.algll ook COllrt. Acnous bus1ntss Mini or CONTACT A LAWYER. plus fHt, charoet. 9lld H· d9' Mar, CA 12125 Ofenge County on Septem-The= ':'tone are NNpo1t lttdl.° a I* -PETITION requutl queata that KARLA AnahtlniH•.CA 2108. namttltlldlbowonNIA. NOTICE IS HEREBY penHtl of u,. ,.rust .. 9lld ~~· J;;3 ~ bet 21, 1194. mHITECTUR.AL RE· ....._ 111 ._ 3. Plel(s) 41 •thoritv to edmirUttt FUNK ANO JOSEPH Robert EdWlrd ParUf. Jr.. Thia Smemtnt WIS filed .t1h GIVEN that on Wednesday of the lluttt created by Mar CA.12825 ona FU33H SEARCH, 172t W. ca.hef. and420fMlloellHoa-.ln the ntat• und9' the DASSO, JR. be appoint· SSN: 565-74·9494, 1011 S. IN Coontc= ol Orange 12/07/t994 at 1:15 A.M. ol :'! ..=,. C:, =--~ Thia butlneu 11 con-P\dthed Newport Beach-1ne Df .. CAl2801 .. Oliolcr111teo.,."-ltlar ~~·E~ctminle~r~ ed~•~.!,9Pr••~ lalgfllngbfook Court. An"18fm ~lY~ n..t.. ~~!9'4· ••Id day. al AT THE CHAP· !lone time of-,; ducted by:. butlneat trust Co.ta ..... Delly PtlOC Oc-Nabor LopH 1721 w ... COllflCr ........... 0 .. c. tMIW to ~•t•r ....... CA92tlll ,.,)l._ ...... ....,_,. Nlmt MAN AVENUE ENTRANCE ~~Ulla~ 1 TyPe o1 ' ButlneM: M(). tobet 2t. Nov9mber 2 1 c.o.tr. Df .. ciA 92801 • '*"" °' 111 ·...., nllf1W 11111 <Thie euthortty w ll .. tete of the decedent. This tluSlntss 11 condue9d Stlllmtnl .., ""8 ~ TO THE CMC CENTER MZ0.234 M. 1 BILE.HOME PARJ< ll. 1194 ' ' Tl\lt butlne.. It con-crl the., ........ lllll IAll tn alow the penonal rap. THE PETITION re-bV 111 lndMdual from flt diet I wa mad 111 Illa BUILDING. LOCATED AT D.t. 't t/to.'t9M Th• reglstrant(a) c~ • W70I dUded by. an~ SClllt 1.-........ ,_. rHentetlve to take quHtl the deced•nt'e SlGHED ROBERT EDWARD Ofllcl ot Ill Coun~ CINt A new 300 EAST CHAPMAN AV· ' ~ to tranuct ~ Reglslrant hat not yet NllY S. 1 ... L ....... ,_ ~ _ ecdone wftteout WILL and codlolle, If PARKER F1ctMlous ~ Nlmt Sft. ENUE ORANGE. CA. RESS RR81 FINANCIAL neu under tM fldldoue PUIUC llOTICI beQun to tranuc:t bu11neu crl .. "',.., II --~ ooun approv-eny, be edmUted to TM raglltrwit commanc:ad to mtnl must bt llttd bttort 11\11 FINANCIA.1. CORPORATION CORPOAATIOll, a C... Butinen Name~ ~ w'°9f tM ldlllcMaa narne(t) a.ti. -... •fote taintl c~aln ptobete. The WILL end nnuct t1uSNn under Illa tne. Tht fifing ot Ills ltlllmtnt • Cahlornla corPQfatlon u tomle ~ • abo\19 on: Nol.ember 1111 Pio••.. ..._.. ebow. WfV impoftMt ecdona any codlcle M• avail· flcffous tiustltsl NllTll or d ... not oC liMll IUllorbl flt !¥!l appointed TruttH T,...... ~ ~ ••>••• 11w Nabor lopN The~.--11111 ._ ttowewr th9 penoNI lbre for examination In"""" llsttd lllM on Octobtf use In lhil s1ae1 Of a Actllous •r• ANll RRVRRI, SuNw"Chl 1 ... 1•nt Thia ,....rnanl WU ll9d -=~:l.~ ,.aMnteciw .. b9 the file kept by the 17.1994 IMli'llll Name In v1o1111on of ..,.,O&M c:i...r·~ O.,..•Clal~f ··~Al Fllilltl" 1mo.... c.--. VICI PRl81DRllT 1 Thia •11T\1811t WM llacl The tollowlng pereone.,. =:,..~ ~ ,........, .. Illa: _, Olltll ,.....,.. to alve notice oourt. Tiiis tlltNntnt Wll lltd -4111 Ill rwi11 Of lftoflef tllldtt 1719t lrwtn. 9Ma. wMh h Councy Cleftl Of ~butlneM aa: bef 21, --.. r on___.,.. ld..C-to lnt-..t.ct l*MM 'THE PETITION re· Ill Coun'&t C1n of Orange Fedtn( Slltl, ot oommG11 11W ..,.., .... au, T .... ~COuntt on Oclober 1•1 .~It.~ bef 1194. NaHet ~..,t::..C~ ~= ~::,v °' h:C:: =~•t.,eu\~~t_:: eou:0'~·Thll*'~9!MND =., Seclon .J44~J!..':t Un, CA eaHG.a9H ...... CA 12t10 l'ublW'9d Newpott llMch-ll!J -_, ._ ........ to th9 pr=td under the Independent Staatmtnl ~n ""8 yearw '}• T•11"•ne1 (7'4l an. ~ Newpoft IMc:ft. Vkltrtee PomsMa. t•1 I eoete Meea Delly Pttoe Oc-11 .. ...._ ..... eotlon t The In Admlnletratlon of E !tom tilt da• It wa tied In flt Flng 74to, PAX 17'4l 17$. COMA Meea DllllV Ptloe ..... ff.~.:-.., .. NovMIDef 2. •• ~~ 2 ........ dent • edmfnl;,;;uo"";; tetH Aot. (Thie •tho~: OfllcloflllCoun~Cltrl A TIMIEICROW, •• 7a7 *""' t, ,., n. ao. ,..._ Men11d11 ae10 ti. 1..... .--.m.ottty .. Mptlfittd tv wit alow the pereon-AcdoW lustnm NMlt Stall: 13151 lrooldtlntSt. Publltl\ed Newport . W133 ~Ave., 0r..-. CA W7l3 ....i -II ........ ""'-.,. lnterMttd ., ,..,,."ntatlw to tae tntnt 1111111 be .. d befort 111t Gle'dlft~!"'.i.~92143 Beecti.CO.-. MeN Oatty Thie IM.ltlneee le con-lllllllCll Ill .......... ....i pereon ,. .. .,. ~don "*'J. actione wlthput tmt. Tiit :.:i:, llll ttlllmtnl Nt'llP0'1 ~•Mau PUot Nov~ 11, n. ao. "*'C IOTICI =.,':;. ~ yec ~ IOTICI ~..::. • _: ',t.. .--!:"deft end:f obel 'a."'t~• oou,,.:1. ff!!!r :'in"~'.-°'111~=.: :fie.":: 19'4. 8TATWTOI' =IORnNct....,._ fllll ,_. ""..,_•Ill ._ .. __ o.,..w . .,. _....,.o ..... n "*'"9 NMlt In vtolllOll I 0Ct2'Nw2t18 W73t WITHDRAW& MOii ... ..._.. neme(I) fiilii I ui F I 1• .......... I 'I a .. the oourt a"°"9d no very lmportent eotiona, .. ~ ... -. .....!... •• --------• fllelCI....... ----" " I pent the~. ftoW9V9r, the '*90,,. YI ---..,_ iillli•I PUIUCllOTICI .,...,......... ~...... •·--· NIMDlll ... llH,IJl.71 A HIAfUNG on the repreMntative wil b9 • S., or common •ENT OPWT91Q ._,. TN9 u IFienl wea ._, Tiit 111111111t '*""'' ..._ • Cllll. .. T,.... Nddoft wil M held on ,...irec1 to atve nodoa (s.t Stclon 14400 tt '"~ . .:===~ NOTIC& OP PIChtiOU9 ""' the ~ aerti Of IMn ..... .._ • COii ... I __., .... Deownber I. 1t•4 et to intotnted .,.,.._ .,._ *Id Pr....._ PUBLIC UL.a BUS-.a Ulla °'919 ~on..._.~" WAM.CA-:=,: Jr --·•-•111711111.., 1:41,.M. In o.t. 703 uni••• they ttave 11· lnugh cllssMled PLEASE TAKE NOTICE The.....,. illJl'90ft NI baf IP, 1114. • '!~cdtiiPUTi Cillldl *-llr I ... • leoeeed et<341 'The Qty *lfwd nodce ot oon-rang THAT on No¥9rnNr 21, wtthdl ... 1 M • ...,.,.. 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Summer AeHrvations PENINStJLA 2607 Private beach FOR RENT 2769 OPPORTUNITY Naar aclfic OH i UNCENSORED GIRLS OWC paper. 675-6500 •---------WINTER WEEKLY 710 Lido Perk Dr ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2904 Hwy & Macarthur Bl 1-800-881-0938 Instant 1-4Bd $35"$1400 7 14·073·0030 1• C 0 .M 044·2978 Ctdl 10718-1-604-821· --------CORONA ...... "" $950 INCL UTILS OPEN 7 DAYS Four 31st St Offices, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil FOUND PUPPY 8189 t-900-741-1016 DEL MAR 2122 WINTER (FURN) Sml 1Br 102 E. Bay1---------. Cannery Village, nr ~~~ .. =~ OUT-OF·STATE 2Bd ocnfrnt ....... $900 SI. Appliances, lndry. •Newport Height•• water. Oealgners, art· L~!~ B~yT~12~,~:~ ~t'a·c~o~nwdn:,1e8a' ,n~r!~t1: ~~~~~ M~;'v 1~~00-PROPERTY 1558 2Bd houH ...... Sl200 Refs req'd. No pets. 2·Bdrm Apt. $600/mo. lsts, etc now ln bldgs. .. All"1llll&lleMwtr\11N1tlnll111 ANNUAL d I I Posslble S3K Wkly wood Park, Collo MWi•-11s•• ... ,11tt11cFU· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 708 MARQUERITE 1Bd oceanfront . $750 723-0823 310-596-0619 ~ ep .. poo ·no pets Prefer same. Roy 800.599-6780 Mesa Call beeper, ---------.. -~. ,.. 2B B f /d 714-049-4ee4 Jackson 673-3733 ---------1 t1alflltttM&H1tActt1tMtas LAS VEGAS New r 1 a, p, gar, w • 2Bd/2Ba ........... $1100 2BR 1BA. 214'h 391h PAY PHONE ROUTE 568·2425 lllllNdwtl!PNll•lllllep l homes. Bu'slneases. d/W, frig, andk, patio. 3Bd bay-dock . $2450 St. Sundk, gar. atove,1 .. •••••••••---------50 Pnme Esteb Sites MEMBERSHIPS 3018 II """'" .... , -11ruc1. Income prop. Land. $1250 N/peL 65().3252 Full Service refrlg, w/d, ut1l Incl, I• co•-•rvcru Earn St500 weekly LOST ,... can, t ·800-794-1428 S985/mo yrty 645-5862 MISCETT 11~ous 1unu;"' _ Gold•n R•trlever lhw1111111 " .im11111u111n IMMAC 2Br 2Ba So. of Prona..., M't w.tUU• PROPERTY 2778 1-800-200-9137 24 hrs Female ""blue collar Locel weterfronl ._.. • rac&. ieltc. 11lltllll. ••••••••• PCH. Wht decor, encl r•"• YEARLY Upstairs lg RENTALS 11 11. Santa Isabel & ~•cht clwb membe.· sa,~._..,.1&14.,101 gB1den, pool. Furntun· The" If ... 2bdrm lba w/pallo, •••••••••I Santa A na, Colla an1p Save ssoo. PP. ... _ _. .......... •••1114111111 HOUSES/ furn. $1500. 721 '""'21 . --~ w/d garage. Avt now. C·2 OtcJWerehow.. Me C '642 A876 Call 7~""""'"76 • ---· ....., ., • ._.._ ..... _ S1000o o875-9213 900 a1f, nr Falrvle~ & IANNiiiiiiiiOiiUiiNiiiiCliEiiiMEiiiiiilNTiiiSll __ s_• __ a .. __ ... ___ 1 ___ ""'"""" _____ _ .... ., ... .....,.. .. 111111-s ....... Meri•••••·" CONDO --------,.,,,,.,,...,.='..,,73-,......,1,.,,900,.__.,.,._ --------ROOMS 2706 55 Fwy 6UH26-8100 ni1a ....,...., will "'' FOR RENT COSTA MESA 2124 •LUFFi 3Br 2'hBa, CORONA or 619-723-1953 --------1 OOLS. SCHOOLS t ........,~_,...,.... -------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii light 2-aty treahly DEL MAR LOST 6 SCH .... * ,. .. """'Wkl la la painted condo. Bate & 2622 LA~':,~=~~H •-J-ND_U_S_TRIAl. ___ 2_7_88_ FOUND 2925 IKSRUCTIOJf 3012 INSRUCTIOM 3012 •llWlel .. ._ ..._ 0. teMtn 2BR HOUSK patio on grnblL 2-cat '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -------------- .,. ......, ....,_. IHI all BALBOA EncioHd Gataga gar. S1850. &40.1982 3Bd·2Ba, spacious llv S 155 & Up/Wkly.,. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil I Near Downtown rm, gieat loc, sun-Maid Hrvlce. Kitchen Auto raatorauon w paint F 0 u ND g:cx::x::=-c:::::::tc:x::x::=-ccx::x:::1c:q •..-.• NWftllH 1• tu ISLAND 2106 54&-2720 or 646-8541 •Blufte 49d+Bonua deck, walk to bcl\1 aVl. 985 N Coast Hwy, bOOlh. ng W 15tn St, uvat & Whit• •mJ J • ......._ 11 M New cpt, drps & paint. 51500 Agt &40-5664 Laguna Bch 494-5294 c M St9-72M100 or EXCITING NEW! ..-JJ ..., ..... 11n111-DON'T AENT-IUY! Yr IH $1850/mo. vac. 619-723-1953 Avl \/l Springer Spenl•I ...... , en.altltUO R•r• Jlndof'leW 2t>r 2ba GrubbElll• 760-3142 Female 11-15-94 *T I Ti I I c - lll·11w•1.-.cH·-ftr rJ:~~r,:.,cf~~, ~;~u:.'!i ~~~i~~8:11~0d~~~ Duplex: 3Br 3Ba, d•nl COSTA MESA 2624 VACATION On the move? 20tnc!t!~: .. Ana • rave ran ng ourses .... QI QI .oc......... St750. Hurryl 72:M633 Poo r c redit OKI office, get. IUndeck. IENTALS 2722 Call Lowest prices ever! Cal llUO.. ....... New cpVpalnt, attach Step a to beach. Leue "~ cleen 2Br twn-liiiiiiii&iiiiiiiiiiiii Sell your extra 722·8405 ......... 00 T E FIND gar $115K, 282·7878 $1400/mo. 644--3049 house atvl•. Patio, ••O •II.AR CITY 2Br household FOUND! SMALL DOG &WW• RAD •GUalnt 2Br lBa hse •••tbluft Lovely Ca1>9 ~.;o!~~:~a..=· 1ea. ate.pa 4. Frplc, 5 Items COrnfi e.., & B11ato1 Train as a Travef Agent to wonc an apartment 22nd/Tuatln at•• Cod 4Br+den, 3Ba. min to akl. 2 night On 1 t 11 SM In an agency sen.ng or home through classified through classified Frpk: W/d gar $11 oo' nr school•. $2600. Avt 2BR 1 BA upatalfa apt In minimum. 673-0!1453 In Classified Call to Identity. c & I I (71 ... ) ••1-·--942·5&78 Refl~MC· 64&.a255 · nowl Joo, 2524MSOO 4-ple•, w/d, new crpt 7t4-548-6069 --.. • -_, . HEIGHTS 3bt 2b& 2-car a bllnds. 1725/mo. •-U-NT-ALS--TO---, ________ --------A.DYAJICllD TllAnL ACAMMY ar. HW noora, matble 1M1•5417• ~ .,.-e.43 IUSUIE.SS IUSIN!SS _N_!_WPO __ a_y ____ NE_WP_O_R_T----1::-LAG=-:::UNA:=::-=----ftp. t>onua rm, J>'Cket L'1I t11uiet K'elde 28r SHAU 2724 OPPOITUlflTT OPPOllUNltT LOCATEDATOO.llDTRAVEl. "' 1011 BUCH 2148 •enc:•S1,l50494-e251 upfMt~lC, MW pnt, 2904 2904 17777..wNST .. STE A.IAVINECA92Tt4 BEACH 1069 BEACH IMt 381 2aa. 2 ger, ~.O,mo. • ~7~2 CdM-ehr 2Bd-28e lwl1·------.,QQ~c=lc:::lc:::llC:IC:IC:ICX::ICX:9 upgrded, comm poof ApL Gar, lndry fee • i• -------- LIDO PRIME PROPERTIES UDO NORD • Comer Bayv,!ew 38R- 2BA ••••••••••••.••••••••.•••••••••••.• Sl95,00CJ UDO SOUD BAYFAONT ·Choice 48Aa38A Lrg Dock ......... $1 ,500,000 FAaY COMPOUND· 2 Homes Blyfrall I Interior .......... •,000,000 LIJO LIHIEI • Interior & BayfrOI .. Holw •Grunc1rA111kn .17M111 •• Mon9 2b0-2b& 190" Av91a 12/1194. 11195. ~ UUe Incl, M8+MBA OcMn V..W•Suneeta &M-7220 0t &M-7711 NIWPOIT .vt M75/mo IM0.2:»32 ffom lg deek. PrllUne NEWPOAT SHRS IWpl llACB 2111 -· ....... HIS heann-bMc:tl a rldtng tnla. to OCMn comm pool minded lhat• turn $1450 Avl nowt E-417• a ~· ~ bd _.., hOuM. Pvt blllh, MOO 101$ John o-e7•Mtt rm. trp1c.'11100. "'"' •1• _.. A.vu now 9'2·1411 :1 bd, ..-1m1, ·~ -... •n=-""' ""* ltlOO AOt ....... ""9. d/W•·lllftAl.S------- UM400 .,.._ 1G1110 __.. No & ........ NoWUTID ••• 1111 ·-------,, 1 ._ • ,.. Mature quiet prof'I • ... • • ..., ......... ~ ...... 8'11991 ..._ ro111 • ...._.,. '*--in .-cM--. -• ..._.. ._.... Oec.m rent. 'JIO.I017 -~ ... )'OUt -=--=~=--· 8 Wedneeday, Ncwember 16, 1994 I TODAY'S 1- CRQSSwoRo PUZZLE :..a::=: .... A_C_AO_SS _____ lfWl_Nmeflt ______________ _,, .,.. TANNAH .-SCH .. t T 9nd9ncy 65 Beige flMW>US NlZl..E IOl.WD 8 DoleOUI 86 18_...... '0 kd.up pettOfl 87 ""*" Alln -14 HlwltlnMI ee Cozy dwelllno 15 GrMk god ol 69 Ship's bottom love 70Legal '' Rabbil'• COUM'I documents t7 Mlllle up(tof} te Plnct*I 1 II CMoott bNt 20 RlJlef 22Cheeapiece 23 Onltlebnny 24 Snoozing 28 Wood l'ffidue 3t~hltl 32 Kind ol eqrn OOTaU.iteuy 35 Lurn 39 Slngef FllzQer81d 40 The ones lheft UElbowgrMM 43 Chef'• Cf•llOn, '45~eene ~ Al1idt 4 7 Mal -; c:odltafl 49 Kitten'• cry SOTrMpaU 53 Sooneflt 55 Apron lop 56 Unattac:htd 81 Bench 63 CuMtd lines 64 Slellle Wonder's t4 17 DOWN t SlutdV cart 2 Glr1 In a Beallts 3~ Sllllvinally 4 Actress ,J..,. - 5 Rtnglels 6 Lowly (WOflll 7 Slrlger Clap«on 8 &Os 9 Hairpin CUMI 10 Meek t 1 Singer -JVdd t2 CllUrch lnslrumeol t3 Cteature 21 Golfer's peg 25 -Johnson of "Laugh· In" 26 Goll score 27 Gleeti phliolo9her 28 Actor Baldwin 29 Without accompaniment 30 Aogehc '' ,,.. 0 '"" ~,.-~ ... emanahon 34 Htodu asce11C 35·Perfecl 36 Crocus bulb 37 Pltdllork part 38 Killed 40 -ihelme: obeyed 4 t All over but the shouting: slang « Unit ol heat 45 Floating leaf .47 Throat part 48 Bteedefs !l'P 50 •PeerGynl author 51 Sbltng's child 52 Sid lllls 54 Burning 57 Highest point 58 Garden lool 59 Ol<lahorna town ~~known .• Dha aon 631~re ti 12 RENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT through classified PLUG IN ~ ""'°' Clr.iliei 1t1i., " l<'ld -n"-ti«"-...i -~· ~'~· -----· 5530 EMPLOYMENT 5530 AIMii.ASST. H.B. Ins. Afcy. 2 yrs. df. eq>. req. Phones. Wpng. ~ ~· eq>. req. s 12001.no 942.1as9 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ASSISTANT Full time, $7.50/hr. Stable, DEPENDABLE Individual n"d9d to provide clerical •up-port ·for Ult advtf'll• Ing dep811ment of a growing communlly newspaper chain. Ac- curate typing of 5(). 55wpm a MUST. Du- Ues Include data entry & heavy phonee. Hours 8:30am-5:30pm Mon-Fri. Good ben- efits;-opportunity for growth. Phy1lcaVdrug The bidding: NORnl EAST SOU'nl WEST a. p ... 3NT p ... p... P ... Opening lead: Five of• , It is a natural reaction to win a trick aa cheaply as possible. More often than not., that's the right thing to do. Once in a while, though, circumstances dictate oth- erwise. 8040 .. -------- Holding a singleton club honor, we would have bid five clubs with the South hand; that contract needs no more than the spade finesse to succeed even if dhamonds break EMPLO¥MENT EMPLOYMENJ". ? EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE 5530 5530 55301-----· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I Advertising Inside Sales We are '"king a full-time Inside Sales Rep for th• Clasal· fled Advertising 0• partment who pos- atssea alrong sales ablllty and th• desire to be successful In 1alea and earn money. Good typing akltl1 a plus. APT MANAGERS PRINTING Experienced, mature Urt»enlte Oper•ton & ANTIQUES team need.CS f04' new Pn•• Persena 6010 condo-style luxury 44 Community newspa-unlt complex near per seeks Urbanite AHTIQUaS 4 U SALE Tyler Galleria In Rlver-operat04' with 5 yeatS FumltUle, 11ecnaoti.a, aide. (714) 540-2121 operaUng experience 1<MO% otfl Buying 1· FOOJ> Sll!RVICIE FT &. Urbanite preaa per-piece or entire "tate. Som food htl son with 5 years ex.,._ 31 2 N.wport Bl. NB tut,: hl ~xp P-rlence. Only those Please Call 548-4123 ---------·---------•---------. 'i~19;s9 with Urbanite expe-ARMOUR dble doon OPfICE BOATS 7011 MAZDA 9125 rlence need apply. beVld mirrors, French: PUJlNITU1tE a liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Holt/1folttll Send resume 0< apply beautiful carv1nga mint 14' Whaler 1tylt w/ '92 PROTIEGIE LX 4- Evenlng. Expd'd only. In person at: cond. 52350 854-6234 EQUIPMENT 6047 50HP OB & trailer, •pd automatic, /4/C, Apply In person 10-2 CALIFORNIA eng overhauled $2500 pwr wlndowl/dra, am/ Mon-Fri, 21 Ocean· COllllUNITY NllWI Belgian Sideboard 4-0rwr vert fireproof or partner. 723-4075 fm stereo caaaette, front, i1oo w Ocean-3424 SM Fernando Rd. (714) e75-e037 cabinet $450/obo. 2· SUOT '75 8 tt. Fl"9r· pwr aunrf. Xlnt cond. front Suite 4 drwr lateral fireproof glass. Avall w/1hore Under 23Kml. $11,800 Make 1100 a day Los AngelJI, CA 90065 •BUYING ITEMS• cabinet $450/obo. 2 4-mooring. Best otferl obo. 846-8723 Sam-noon acrHnlng ('fyburn & San ftmando) From 180().1860. 1 .pc drwr file cabl $50 ta. 714-548-7849 cuato mera for our EOEIM/F/V/H Jewelty to entire houat 844-9585 or 759-8380 VOWWAGEN 9235 aalff team. No exp •MAL llTATI AllT• content•. Immediate POWER BO.ATS liiiiiiiiiiiiiji. iiiiiiiiiiiiii nee. 708-2365 CM Salaty & comml Must cash, top s. 873-6223 -,-IT-S-.-----,89 0 PIT ASSIST. Com-be llctnaed. Admln. 7012 ~~.:.,,~~a~~: Thi• Individual muat be hlghly moUvattd, hard-working and d emonstrate the ability to meet dead· lines, work well with other people and provide effective customer aervlce. The proftclency to present Innovative aelllng Ideas c.nd ••· ecult revenue pro- du c Ing "Speclal Section•" Is a plus. Dependability a must. Great op- portunity for the right candidate. Good benefit pack· age provided. puttr exp. a must-WP dutJn. Call 780-8702 APPLllHCES eo 11 A1IDIALS 6049 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii a/C, arn/fm CUI 1un· • !::a~ :~.a::'.a9'~ RMI Eatat• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1 a• Bo•ton Whaler roof. $4,200 844-7827 ADOPT-A-PET 70 H P Galvlnzed FAX resume to: 831-6594 Allen: Judy Oetting or call for an Inter- view at (71'4) 642· 4321. Ext. 301 P .. ta Brevo I• look· MM.aTAftlM.ll 14 Cubic ft. upright Every Sat & Sun at traller. Ready' for•---------~ for CASHIERS & Busy Wlllc4n locllan. white ""zer 1125. PETSMART, Fountain fl~ man~ exttaal AUTOS 'ov~~E~~. <~:~~.sbo~ ~ ~.;-_.. 714-48-..0711 Valley. Pupplff, kit-1!77 Du:te~d••:: WANTED 9246 hr+ Upa. Also IOoklng Clll RGn ' • rel Ga Refrt9 2 1. 7 cu ft tens and more, all liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii f0< COOKS & Kitchen Thlflftr•JI -aide/aide 8lmond loot<tng f0< lovlnQ, car· Bay Launch, es HP NllaD Cat Nowt Low Help P(T or F(T. Apply Ne 'llf frost, $3C)o. 7151...3:Jo no Ing homea. CALI. 241 • E\llnrude, no canopy. mllHge American In person, 1104 lrvlne 673 7300 0317 for more Info. $1950/obo. 84~3-454 mad•90'a atyte, prl- Ave., Newport Beach. • Seara refrig, SIS, le:• --CA~-=T,..,H"""O,.,,.,,..,u""s""'a""'s,,---1988 13 ft Bo•ton vatt party 65<>-1626. --==~=~~=~-!!:===~~~~~ maker, c oppertone Quality small & big Whaler w/custom WANTED older used <:9" RECEPTIONIST l l50. ~ 722.a790 cover, 35HP Johnson. motorhome/Van/ata· Chances ate PhOfMa, filing, si-n of-Reat ored-llke new. tlon wagon f0< family will fl d fie• tor upbeat grow-•---------• Dartlne a month old Perltct Catalina ahor• moving to Cok>rado. you n Ing forecloaurt co. In FU1lNlTU1lE 6014 Malte ...... le boat/harbor cruiser/ Have Cash 839-0n5 what you need Newport. Need a.uto. AKC•7S .. 1881 fishing. $6500/obo. · al the price Dependable w/good Che bdrm Mt l ave abused and Pvt Party 831-7737 CLASSIFIED You want to pay WOf'"k habits & atten-ny • """ ·ab~ pets. Be a ClaHifitd Is..... ll'a th• resource you tlon to detail a must u sed, ltl5SO. Rice volunt .. r/fosler. Call CONV•NIENT can count on to Mii a lilJlli. 11·1 the resource you can count on to sell a myriad of merchan- dise Items, because our coJu.mns compel qualllled buyers to caJll testing Is a prerequl-1~=======~ when you read •O-hr wk, 55.,7/hr Poat er b drm ••t 714-15g.2704• whether you're buy-myriad or merchan· Claaalfled baaed on exp. FAX r• S176o. 896-e04e Ing, •tiling, or Jull dllt Items, because -64 on TRADE our columns compel 942·5878 site of employment. For consideration, call Judy Oetting, 714·642· 4321 EX't. 301. Why play Hide 'N Seek with childcare? Call Cl•••lfled today! 642-5678. daily sum• 714 4-1 or Chlppendal• formal looking, cl ... lfled hu qualified buyers lo 842.,.78 phone Faye. 644·3588 d"*'G room Ht. Hats what l'.As""dl caJll Buy It. Sell It. Find It. 10, W/bUffet ... china. through classified c SIPl•D Cla .. lfted. $2500. 714-08-3177 94a·H78 H2·H11 •5E•R•VI-C•E--•I CARPET INSTALL CLEANING DECJt FENCES HAULING 3720 LANDSCAPB • PAllfTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 TUNSIATOI/ 6 REPAIRS 3516 SERVICES 3548 COATING 3570 t DECltS 3615 LAWN CAD 3808 TUTOR 3927 DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Haul'"9 Junk. Applt-QUALITY CAR• TU LOCAL PLUUUliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim -------•II P & M CARPETS • HOU9e & Otlloe a.st STOP Deck Leaks-•Wood Feno.a• anct1, Yard Clean-Up, 20 rm exp. Quality .. Wimam Blligtlt Co.· SPANISH/ENGLISH All repalr/rtslrelchs Prlc•Best Workl 10yr waterproof coatings· rtpllcti'rtplir,htllllA!ng Etc... Call Mike TRiii _ wor manahlp, fair since HM7·W• are as Technlcal & General. Seu carpet wholesale-Exp. Ref1. Fr" Eat. decks, stairs Qual. H1lmlta Low priclt. Uc'd 94e.1391 T•,,••1'1•"'•••· LI-. prices 845-2417 Ron clo•• as your phone. A110 Tutoring Serv. BUSINESS Sr. dlscounls·Call us •Lupe 550-0704+ work. L#587430 free AdVlnllgl Constr. 97C·530t .IUNK To The DUMP +•M •• · ,.,..,.,. .l•NKINS PAINTING L#478000 675-9304 Su.ana 873-7409 SERVICES 3488 anytime 909-279-1480 Pereonallaed exp'd Eat. BHt S 72.2-8769 (714-ee8·1A2) Int/Ext. Wallpaper. ALL•GIS PLUMBING iiiiiiiiiiiii. iiiiiiiiiiiil or Pg ti 909-353-6333 hate leaning. Bl-wkly/ rLOOl INST.All wm haul what Traah MASONRY 3828 drywall, texturing, etc. Comm II n d u • t /R • s 1_TII.E ______ 3_9_2_8 WHIT•'• CARPET wkly. Very reasonable. ~ Man won'tl 864-5259 fr .. tll David 489-MH •Drain Cleaning• TYPING/WORD PROC. Reports & resumes. Sec'I. F.AX L.P. Olllce Servlcea·CM 642-0842 All types of repairs Susan, 714-573-8620 DOORS 3580 REPJUIS 3620 CHUNG'S PAINTING L4'674731 646-3299 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii or restrelchlng-Lowesl + PROFaSSIONAL + ==.~ lnl/Ext. Reas SS. Guar THE NEWPORT BEACH Repair Speolall•ta Rflces on new carpet. HOUSIECLllAHING Alt experienc ed ••Vlnwl Hardwood JEWELIY 3784 & amall Job• OKI Uc work. Llct11 375eo2 •PLUMBING CO • Clean, Caulk, regrout, '(714, 831"°312 BY LUCY·7yra Exp/Rel depen dabl e door Ceramic, Marble, Sub #&87191 931-3932 Bond/Ina. 53&-1534 F Vd d N 0 T •••ling & lnalall. CAREERS & Low ratea 84&-4e70 hanger. Guar work, Floor Repair. Carpel. WIUlam Harold Jewel.,... •MASONRY EXPERTS• KOLMAN PAINTING L:~1..:~~n ~722 Uke-Nu Tlle B40-2.2l 1· 3509 CHILD CARE 3536 RELIABLI HOUli rtai. Don 521 •8910 Uc, Bond 943"3882 Watch & Jewelry repair Brick, blk, concrete Jn~~~~~c=rk •NOCH'I PLUll81NQ 'PDUt iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CLEANING. BV THE Antique/Fine Jewelry atucco. Lie/Bond .. ,, Dr I t /R d 1 /A &~ DAY. XLNT REFSI Bon..,,n1 alnce '78. an emo e I • How to get a lob In CULTUR••NANNY YOLANDA 631•5967 DRIVEWAYS 3585 FURNITURE lluy/Mlli"ldl 973-0398 Low SS JOH 531·7843 L#518517 Fr" Eal pairs. L#580 52G SERVICES 3929 S por1al S17K-$250K W(Trens. Lboking for REPAIRS 3622 948.-033 2'4hrs 80CMS39-3140 1000·1 of Jobs avl. famrty w/kld• age 6 + IJUfDSCAPE t MOVING 3834 PAINTING 950-4e8 1 AANIK SMITH Call 24hrs 553~667 GabY 809-9335 COMPUT!JtS 3558 LIKE·NU CONCRETE Conacitntloua crafts. Ptumblna & Aoottr·Uc. DAV i NIGHT CAiia New process remove c:...aete RMtentlen IAWN CAD 3808 man, old fashioned All replping, lnalall• ---------• lnfanta/Toddltrs H dw s ....._ oll/Nll Ila.Ina Crack Rtflnlahlng, repair, up-PUIUC NOTICE pride In WOf'lcmanshlp. lion & drains 530-0700 CARPENTRY 3510 Lg yard. Frwy cJost. 1~~tai.:!!* & 0•s:;·~~ rpr Fr" Est 760-8427 hola, etc. FREE pick· The C.alf. Public Ut1ll-RAIN.OW Clro)e llelnt. ••v QUICK• 819 Mlk•'• Tr .. Svo Tr" trlmng/removal, clean-up. 16yre In CM. FrM .. L 980o0270 Exp/Uc. 7'"'·9130 ..,. ..,._.._ S.....,•••t up/deliv/ut. "2·'823 Baalo Yard........ ••-"---•--'-RE -.-" ......,. ... ,."""""'. ,....._... Lawna Cleanupet -"""'"'__,.' • ,..,.,. ~ HauM.' UtUt big anake from WALL A to Z HANDYMAN exp1d Nannit1 avail for Disc. w/ad 984-3317 rr rr•l"lnrar 3610 Tree l'rt••I ... , LI QUIRES thal al used Ape. Qual. job. Fr .. tll S9 50 Toilet 0< faucen COU'lt•ru $ IHSTALIJAUACE CA81NETS UV.In poaltlona Into FREE PC Buyer'• Info ~'-&---JIAllDY JIAN 3710 Haul .... e79.aa4• h o uHhOI# g o ods St. lcl~7 138 8188 rebuud $38.50. C1een w~G 3932 • Kitchens, bathe, doors, •loving homes. Irish TUTORING & m overa prlnt their all d rains 188.150. liii!~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii wlndowl. Doug 546-7258 Nanny AQcy. 974-e108 CONSULTING A-1 •lectrtoal won Ne .. M..aa.t ,,...,.... Al ............ Lllwn C.... P.U.C. cai T number; Fr" Eal 714 U4 4500 Cuet ........... H J HIRi A CiiiH iifi A o o s , w 1 n d 0 w a . 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