HomeMy WebLinkAbout1995-02-27 - Orange Coast PilotmE NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA
MONDAY 81lllFING
SHIPYARD AHOY ... In an
effort to cxp:ind his boat yard
and preserve what is seen ns a
dying industry, the owner of
South Coost Boat Yard in
Newport Beach has purchased
the 20..year lease on the
recently closed American
Pacific Yard.
With the acquisition, Pete
Stewart will rename American
Pacific the South Yard of South
Coast Shipyard. Meanwhile,
South Coast Boat Yard will
become the North Yard of
·South Coast Shipyard.
Over the years, the number
of shipyards in Newport Beach
has dropped by more than half,
according to South Coast
Shipyard. While 13 years ago
there were 13 shipyards, today
there are only si.x.
South Coast Shipyard itself
opened nearly l S years ago.
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EL RASTRO DE LA AGUA .
.. FC>ur city employees of
Acapulco, Mexico, were in
Newport Beach last week.
learning how to operate the
now internation3Jly known
H:imilton Water Rake.
Local entrepreneurs Dill
H3milton and Art Gronsky
have sold 10 Water Rakes to
the Mexican resort city for use
in cleaning up the harbor
w:uers there. The Water Rake,
as locals know, picks up trash
and debris and can even collect
spilled oil.
The four Acapulco employees
spent three days in Newport
Harbor gelling trained in
maintenance and operations of
the device.
Come Easter weekend,
Newport Beach will get an
extra plug in Acapulco when
city leaders there unveil their
new Water R:ikes to the public.
Acapulco officials will tout the
fact that the machines were
built in Newport Beach,
Hamilton said.
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SOPlllSTlCATED
SMOKING ... Cigar lovers,
this one's for you: The Balboa
Day Club will host a
·'Gentlemens' Smoker" Qn
March 10.
The e..-ent is billed as a way
for "Newport Coast's gentry" to
enjoy an "epicurean evening ...
of scintillating conversation,
gourmet dining, exquisite wines,
premier cigars and fine
cognacs."-
A spirited run
Nearly 5,000 people compete in races to
benefit Newport Beach elementary schools
At the sound of the gun, arms. legs und even faces leaped
into action, during the 1995 Spirit Run in Ne" port Ilcach on
Sund3y.
Above, Lincoln School i.tud.!nts. from left, Spencer Scou.
Cliff Taylor and Matthew Silva try and get off to a quick !>tan.
At right, Michelle and Tim Mar:.hall spend a d.iy at the race~.
which they hope to compete in next year after they ha\.e
trained~
Spirit Run Race Director Jay Palchil..oft C!.ltmated that the
event brought S,000 runners <lnd an equal number u( spectator!>.
Although the final fund count h:id not been tallied, race
officials hope to exceed la!.t year's total of $79,000. Proceed!.
will benefit Newport Beach's three elementary :.chools.
Ro ndie Gibbs of Pomona won the men's SK race \\hile
Kathleen Smith of Aliso Viejo took the women's SK prize. In
the lOK. Jesus Gutierre.£ of Los Angeles and Liliana Mendoz.1
of Pasadena finished first in the men'!. and \\umeo's di,isions.
respectively.
PHOTOS BY LEAH 1 JOGSTUI
The overhead
clouds ref use to
fizzle, and if the twm.Y
sun doesn't r~LU!J.!J I
break through today, then
they just might bring us
some drizzle.
See Weather, Page 2
Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
Rescuers ·
find body ol
man caught
in avalanche
Month-long search
comes to .an end after
discovery of snowboarder
from Costa Mesa.
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See SEARCH/Page 5
"The Smoker" reportedly
became a favorite at the
Ritz-Carlton in Laguna Niguel,
where new Bay Club president
Henry Schiclein established the
custom. So it was natural for
Schielcin, a fan of tradition, to
bring the event to Newport
Beach when he took over the
Bay Club helm.
For those concerned about
the political correctness and
inclusiveness of such an event,
there are women pictured in a
promotional photograph of a
previous Ritz-Carlton Smoke r.
And proceeds Crom the
DCC student's achievements adding up last in mathematics
S 175-per-person event will got
to charity, according to a press
release.
Call Gigi Spragins at the Bay
Oub, 64S-SOOO; or publicist
Fran Mulvania at 675-2966 for
more information.
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llOAG'S FINANCIAL•
HEALTH ... A press release
issued by Hoag officials this
week announced that the
Newport Beach hospital's bond
rating is in tip-top shape,
unscathed by the Orange
County bankruptcy.
Standard & Poors recently
gave Hoag a Double-A rating,
the highest achieved to date by
the hospital, for its "excellent
liquidity, consistently strong
financial performance,
dominant market share,
reputation for tertiary services
and competitive pricing
structure," says the release.
And Moody's Investor
Service, in its t:uest report, kept
Hoag's bond r~ting unchanged.
Meanwhile, Moody's
downgraded credit options fo r a
number of other ho pitals
throughout the ~talc, according
to the relea~.
-Compilttl bJ Iris )'ol.ol
Paat Rusmevichientong,
16, works on a mathematics
problem at Orange Coast
College, where he is a
sophomore. "I love math-
ematics because it gives you
a sense.of patterns, of the
beauty of structures," said
Paat, a native of Thailand
who immigrated to the
United States three years
ago and lives with his
aunt and uncle In Anaheim.
PHOTO BY ~iA~C MAJlTIN
INDIX .
Around Town ..................... 4
Classified ............................ 9
Jerry Kobrin ........................ 3
legal notices ....................... 8
Looking Back ...................... 2
Spotts ................................. 7
Weather .......................... 2
Meetings to locus on
llstrlct budget cuts
The county bankruptcy "-•II be
the hot topic at mccting.i. today
and Tuc~ay :l!. the
Ncwport·Mc a Unified School
Di'ltrict boJrd or trUlltCC mceb
two nigh~ in a row to d1~u s
~ 1blc budget cut , including
potential tc:.ichcr IJ)offs
Uoth meeting~ "'II be hdd in
the Harper Communll) ClJl\Cr,
425 E. lSth St. Call 760-3.tlJ7.
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At 16, sophomore Paat
Rusmevichientong is already
considered a genius.
BY D .\\ II.) SILVA, •
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"Pot") is only 16. AnJ hi:·-. alrcaJ)
con .. 1JcrcJ <l m.1thcm.1t..:al ~cniu ...
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S.e STUDINT/P•9• 6
City plans to .get to bottom ol bulging basins
nv EvAN H LNLIUON, 1\11 \\kllll.
NE.WPORT ULACI l -P1c.turc
t'"o giam basm,, each 10 tu 60
ac1e 111 \iLe, built uloni; Upp1.r
Ne\\port Uay C\prc,,ly for the
puipo e of 1.:ollcc.:ting .. anJ :m<l
mineral l.cdiment -more: 1han :?
m111iol'1 cubic )UrJ, ,,r "land ,1111.e
l9SN.
Now picture t()tng to de.in
tho ..: b.1""' anJ \t.WI) .,.m\l out of
1hc b.1y.
It'' no l.'a'ly tJ\k, .1). L)ffk1ali.
lrum Nc'"'purt Uca~h and the
count) of Or~mgc, but it has Ill be
Jone ~n order lo p1c,i:n1 I.tr c
:.imounts of :.cJ1mcnt jrom ~pillin~
into \he· upper b.1) unJ pus it'll)
into l:'l.o.:,\poct 11:.ulxir.
· l he pulpo'c of thi' j, to re·
'tore the upper ba) tor billh ;.111d
fl,h a \\ell a pcuplc," 'u1J John
I cllcnh:r. 3 con:tultarll "ith the
city or Nc\\fXHI UCJCh .... I hc h.1·
!.!D~ ...tre .i \'er.. \Cf) :.u=-.::,.:,!~?
project, but tt\cy need m.11n1c-
nancc um:c in ,, "hilc \\ t. rc .11
1h.11 1."\ le nu\\."
14-lll.!mi:r. city project cngin~cr
foh11 \\oiler anJ county H arbol"'\,
lkachc and Park' U1rcctor &b
Fi hc-r "''II hold :rn info1 mutional
mi:cting \hJnc!.Jay morning (or
the J'\c,,port llarbur Arc.1 Cham•
bi:r ol Commerce·~ m;inue Ji"i·
ion. 1 he dt u:.,ion topic -the
dfc t of "atcr qu:ility on lOC'al
hu 11\c' -is unc that Tcucm1.:r
h.1-. be n taking to \C1tcral ~om·
munity )roup .
heUSINl/Pe ...
'
. I Monday, Febniary 27, 1995
..
snaking the
lamllY tree
right down
to the roots
0 ne of the pursuits of growing
old is shaking the Family Tree
hoping some remarkable
ancestors will drop out. Genealogy i~ an
increasingly passionate hobby since
datnbanks and computers arc making it
easier to trace your
ancestral roots -and
hopefully discover a
family crest or two to
put on your stationary,
or hang over the
mantlepiece.
LOCAL
CITY EDITOR IRJS YOKOI, S74-42ll
The Pacific Coast Highway bridge as seen from the Newport Beach side.
W hen Pacific Coast llighway opened
between Newport Deach and Laguna Beach
in 1926 -in a gala ribbon cutting with
movie stars Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks -
h joined together NC\\port Beach and Corona del
Mar.
Corona del Mar was annexed by Newport Beach in
19n, but was accessible only by boat or a hair-raising
ride on the ungraded, sometimes flooded Dack Day
Road. The new bridge, built much further inland.than
the present PCH bridge. made travel between the two
villages easier, and since the new highway cut a
path through the middle of Corona del Mar, also
brought newcomers to the vacant lots that had been
plaited in 190.t when the land was bought by devel-
oper George E. Hart and briefly named Palisades
Hills. Compiled by Anne Sp~nn
59 Jl'ld
Ho lding
If no royal blood
surges in your veins,
famous ancestors who
have changed the
course of history arc
equally acceptable. I
don't know anyone
who isn't related,
through a third or
fo urth cousin, to one
ClnSIDI
of tile presidents of the United States.
_ Since I have yet to climb out on a
limb searching for historic forbearers, I
have none to report. However, it'd be
just my luck to be related to someone
with the charisma of Calvin Coolidge
instead of my hero, Thomas Jefferson.
Planners to .. consider proposals tor new sign ordinance
Unless there's an enthusiastic
historian in the fami ly, most of us know
li1tlc about our ancestors beyond a few
generations.
At best, accounts are vague. One of
our family achievers was my great
grandfather, Dr. Seeley, who lived in
Kenosha, Wis.1 and reportedly
discovered the medicinal benefits of
cold compresses. I'd much preferred,
when l was li1tle, having a great
grandfather who was a pirate. Since
then, however, l've blessed the good
doctor on many occasions for his
contribution in soothing my throbbing
head -the morning after.
Whatever your surname, if it's Jones
or Plushbo1tom, tracking down your
genealogy uncovers a mix of heroes and
rogues, doers and dreamers. Ancestors
tend 10 go in and out of fashion with
the times.
F or a while, everyone had at least
one dauntless relative who came
over on the Mayflower -a dangerously
overcrowded boat considering the
thousands of relatives on board.
These days it's politically savvy to be
linked, no matter how remotely, to one
of the signers of The Declaration of
In dependence. There's nothing like a
few impressive political genes in the
family to give credence to your solution
for reducing the federal budget.
Geniuses are also turning up in
ancestral pedigrees with amazing
frequency. A Hollywood agen t 1 know
with small, cupped cars from years of
hanging on the phone, vows he's related
10 Alexander Graham Bell. Another
friend boasts a close kinship with the
inventor of the can opener. Nobody has
claimed Einstein ye t.
Speaking of relatives, my husband
and I were amazed to learn in a new
genealogical study called "The
Mclntyres Since the Civil War" that
currently there are 14, 750 Mclntyres
living in America. That's enough
consumers of Scotch Whiskey to
significantly increase our balance of
trade.
Ironically, there is another Bill
Mcintyre in our area who is also
married to a lady named Nancy. We
frequently get their dry cleaning and
telephone calls by mistake. Our dogs,
however, have different names, which
helps 10 distinguish us.
Nancy Mclatyre's ro/umn appears
every Monday.
MAILING ADDUU
Bv TINA BoRGATTA, SrAFF W1uro
COST A MESA -The Coi.1a Mei.a
Planning Commission tonight will
consider recommendations for a new
sign ordinance.
For years, local merchants have
complained that the current ~ign code
-which was adopted in the mid-l 970s
- is too restrictive. And, in recent
months, business owners have become
most vocal about the city's regulations
on temporary signs and banners.
An ad hoc committee, made up of
business owners, residents and sign
manufacturers, for the past 18 months
has been evaluating 1he current sign
code and drafting recommendations,
which will be presented to the
commission tonight at 6:30 p.m. in the
City Hall Council Chambers, 77 Fair,
Drive.
The city's Planning Department staff
will present its recommendations fo r
City expected to
OK assessments
for Central Balboa
BY EVAN HENEllSON, STAfF WIUTI:k
NEWPORT BEACH -Darring an
unanticipated amount of protests from
Balboa businesses, the city's first
business improvement district is one
City Council vote away from formation.
If the council adopts an ordinance
approving the district at tonight's
cc mC,-more thanOO Cenrrarmi!OOa r
businesses and residents will pay an
annual assessment fee between S45 and
$545. The funds, expected to total more
than $20,000, will pay for marketing
research and various district
improvements.
The creation of districts is designed
to help businesses spruce up the sag-
ging Central Balboa commercial area.
City officials and members or the Dal-
boa Merchants/Owners Association al-
ready have begun efforts to make Main
Street more "pcdei.trian-fricndly."
In January, the council approved the
removal of six parking meters on Main
Street to take cars off the street.
Merchants and city officials want to
remove several trees on Main Street 10
expose the Pavil ion an(! make the mca
more inviting, although that plan has
come under fire by a handful of
Peninsula residents.
Since it levies extra fees on area
businesses, the formation of an
improvement dbtrict is potentially
controversial as well. The council can
luilr.Jllon~. cd11on.1I m.111cr or :id· \cniscrm:nu herein can b.: rcpro---~ Our 1ddrcu ls )JO W. S..y SL, duccd -.11hou1 -.nlh:n p.;rm1Utt>n
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the new code as ,.,,ell.
TI1e two grou}Js agree on !>ome
changes, but not on others.
On the isi.ue of temporary signs,
"hich many business owners vicw-ai.
their mo~\ affordable and cffecli"c
means of promotion, the committee
suggests the city expand th e number of
days merchants are allowed to dbplay
their temporary signs or banners from
56 days a year to 150 days a year.
The city's plan ning staff is
recommending the time allotment be
expanded b.y o nly four days a yea r.
"With the·economy as it is and with
the county's bankruptcy, business is
very tough," said commiuce member
Randy Garrell, who O\\ ns the The
Grant-Boys sperting goods and gun
shop.
"Banners are one way of drawing
people in, and it's less expensive than
buying a full-page ad or TV space. It's
an important tool that we don't get to
only approve the di~1rict if fc\\Cr th an
50% of the businesses protest the plan.
While all of the bu~inai.s owners have
received copies or the plan and have
been notified how much of an
ai.!>es~menl they will have to pay, the
city has received no objections,
according to As:.istant City Manager
Ken Defino.
The ai.sei.smcnt amount corrcspondi.
to the :imount un owner puyi. for u
busine:.s license. Thus, JJ's Natural
Hairculling will be charged the $45
minimum while the T alc of the \Vh:llc
restaurant will pay $430.
The council is abo :.chcdulcd to
appoint board mcmbcri. from the
merchants association to serve as a
planning advii.ory commi1tee. The
committee \\ill help decide how the
funds "ill be ~pent. If approved,
assessmen t collection \\OUld begin on
April I.
At Monday's meeting, the council
also is scheduled to:
•Consider an ordinance regulating
parking of automobiles and parking or
storage of boats, campers and trailers
on rcsiden1 ial properties.
•Approve an amended Lifeguart.1
Subsidy Agreement for phasing out the
i.ubi.idy over a four-year fbcal period.
•Consider u budget amendment
increasing the Newport Beach Public
Library cs1ima1cs by $581270 to be used
for books and computer equipment for
the Workplace Literacy Program.
The council meets al 7 p.m. tonight
in council chambers of city hall, 3300
Newport Blvd. A joint meeting between
the council and the Newport Beach
youth Council will take place in the
same location at 4 p.m.
WEATHER
HMPllATVIUS foot ~esterly swell.
Newport Be.ich E.lrly morning
C.2/SO drizzles will turn to
light sh~rs by Dal boa
62/SO illft~rnoon.
Costa Mes.i
64/50 TIDll
Corona del Mar TODAY
63/SO First high
6:39 .i.m ........... 5. 7
IU .. fOHCAIT First low
12:32 p.m ......... 1.S LOCATION SIU Second high
Wedge 1·3 w 7:55 p.m ........... 4.3
Ne~port 1-3 w Second low ............
Bl.ld1ies 1-3 w 1:34 p.m ......... ..().0
Rl\<er Jelly 1·3 w TUESDAY CdM 1·3 w flr6t low
2:04 •.m ........... 0.1
IOATINO first high
Lii ht ~•ti.lble 8:08 .i.m ........... S.8
""inds will ihift Second low
iOuthwest to ""tst 2:45 p.m .......... ·0.7
10 lo 15 knots by Second high
.11ltttnoon, t~ foot 8:59 p.m ........... 4.8
wind W.\WS, t\o\O Wiler lemp.: 62
ui.e enough, and it's very frustrating for
businei.s owners to see a tool and not
be able to u!>e it as much as th ey'd
like."
Other commi11ee recommendations
incluue:
•Allow the use of electronic and
reader board signs on all businesses.
Under the current code, these signs arc
allowed only al theaters and motels
wit h resl~lUrants. The planning staff is
suggesting the code be changed to
permit only theaters and.churches to
use them.
•Permit the use of nags on
weekends to promote ap:irtmcnt rentals
in complexes with 16 or more units.
Under the current law, such flags arc
con!>idered b<lnncrs :md-m:iy1>~
displayed only 56 days.out of the year.
The proposed plan would nearly double
the amount of time such complexes
could display their nags. Doth the
planning staff and the commiuee agree
Chips guaranteed
to tall at Grad
Night fund-raiser
Bv M ARY ANN HAR.\10N,
Sr.1FF \\'A1 rtk
COST A MESA -lo an unusual
and potentially messy fund-raising.
move, Grad Night planners at
fatilncia High School are Jelling the
cow p;iuics full as 1hey .... may-next.
month.
"Bossie Dingo," the Grad Night
commillcc's major fund-rai!>er on •
March 10, allows participants to bet
on the location \\here l\\O cows \\ill
"plop" on a field.
Two bo\ ines from Centennial Farm
will roam the Estancia practice field
at noon lhe day or the e"ent. Where
they choose to do their businei.s will
determine the ''"inners.
The field will be divided into 2,500
square·foot plots and are randomly
numbered one through 2,500. Each
plot sells for SS und each donor -
called the "land owner" -gels a
"land deed lot" registered with the
Grad Night committee.
Owners of the square \'¥he re the
fir!>t plop lands wins S250. The second
plop will bring in $500 and the th ird
SJ,000.
If the cow defecates on a line, prize
money will be divided equally. If the
cow decides 10 unload on an unsold
plot, orficials will move one square
LUNCH MENU
Ne\\ port-Mesa Elcn,cntary
school meals this week:
Mondny -Hamburger on a
Uun with lct1ucc u11d pickles,
choice of frei.h fru it, cookie,
choice of milk.
Tuesday -Uuild Your Own
Submarine S:indwich, with roast
beef, cheese and turkey, bowl of
vegetable soup, cherry and upplc
crisp, choice of milk. ·
Wednesday -U:.1co1) und 1.
cheese bur rito or chicken nugget::.
wi th dinner roll, seasoned corn,
choice of fruit, choice of milk.
Thur dQy -Hot tu rkey, ham
ond chce e sandwich or &ccf
finger with animal cracl.crs, oven
tator lots, cherry shape-up, choice or milk.
Friday -Jumbo turkey corn
dog with cat up or mustard, lllsty
bakcJ bc;.1n , "fovoritc" fruit,
choice of milk. I
•
•
on this recommendation.
• Eliminate restrictions on the
number of "items" that may be
di~phiycd on a particular !>ign. The
current ordinance allO\\S only seven
itcmi. of infom1alion "per activity." The
planning commis!>ion is recommending
the currc:nt i.tandard remain in place.
"I'm hoping the commissioners will
pie~ and choose the best of both
recommendations," said Chamber of
Commerce director Ed Fawcett, who
al!>o i.crvcd on the commit1ce.
"I hope they give good consideration
to the commillcc's recommendations,
bccaU!>C these business owners have put
a lol of time ::and effort into their
meetings. And, they're the ones who
arc going to be impacted the most by
thii.."
Once a formal sign plan has been
formul:Hed and voted upon by the
commi:.:.ion, it "ill be presented to the
Ci1y Council for coni.idcration.
north and proceed clockwise until a
winner is found.
Winners don 't have to be present to
\\in.
Grall Night commiuce members are
banl.ing on 1hc fund-raiser to support
the i.chool'i. IOlh :innual graduation
party.
Thi!i year, ini.1cud of having lhe
clabor:.itc fcs1ivi1ics on campus, the
i.cniors will board an Amtrak train
ride in Sant:i Ana and head off lo a
myi.tcry location.
Once they arc at their destination,
the i.tuuents will cat, drink, dance and
meet up wTtft plenty other surprises,
!>aid one of the planners, Nancy
Urric:iric1.
On the way back home early the
nex t. morning, i.tudcnts will eat
bre:.akfai.1 on the train.
The commillee has been planning
the cvc111 since September and has
already !>igncd up about 150 seniors,
the highci.t pre-sale number to date,
Urricariet i.aid.
Parents throughout the dii.tricl are
bui.y planning Grad Nigh t
extrnvaganta!> at all the high i.chools.
The fund·rai!ling efforts run the
gamut, from a wood·chopping event' a1
Coi.ta Mei.a High to a Newport
Harbor High parents' party and sile nt
auction al the cxpunsive Crean
mansion in Santa Ana Heights,
Corona dcl Mar l ligh parents will
auction off a DMW to raise funds for
1heir event.
Land plots for fatancia's Doi.sic
Dingo are available for sale until
March 3. For more information, ca11
Urricarict at 979· 1969.
Wanted: Starles about
Newport Beach library
rhc Newport llcach Public Library
b lool.ing for "Stories From The
Stach" IOO·wo rd c~says from
re~idcnti. anJ students about their
ud\Cnturc:i -serio us, funny or
~omcwherc in between -in the
library.
The contc::.t, co·spon::.orcd by the
D:iily Pilot, is part of the li brary's
751h anniversury celebration.
Wri1cn. ca n turn in their !>torics by
M.trch 27 :it lhc circulntion desk of
uny Ncwpori Dcach library or send
them to "Stories From The Stacks"
Contest, Ccn1ral librnry, 1000
Avocado Dr .. Newport Beach, CA
~2660.
Photogr;.1phi. of the winners -
nlonll \\ith thdr C) uys -will be
publhhcJ in the D.:iily Pilot during
National Librnry Week, April 9-IS.
a
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Monday, February 27, 1995 I
Chlll tookon nnds a h~t new home at · the Hyatt Newporter
T HE\"RE GOING
THATAWAYS -After a
colorful 21-year a soci:ltion,
there'll be no more chili cookoff s
at the ever-evolvi ng Balboa Bay
Club.
Jim West,
veteran chilihead
who also served
as the club's
entertainment
director for a
couple of
decades, is
packing his pots
and moving to
the Hyatt
Newporter, on
Jamboree Road. Local
Scene The parting's
amicable, sources
agree. The
often-outrageous cookoffs have
been a rowdy throwback to the
Old West, and the refurbished
BBC is a glittering symbol of the
new Newport.
111ere'll be no break in the
long-running California state chili
cookoff championships, with the
next sanctioned competition
scheduled Thursday, May 25, at
the Hyatt Ncwponer. It's th e same
si te as the late lamented Great
International Stuffed Oibbage
Rolloff, of blessed memory. That
was 12 years ago, but the savory
aroma lingers.
(An over-the-shoulder reader
suggests that impresario West
should sign Chili Davis -
designated hitter for the donnant
California Angels -fo r a gue!i.t
appearance at his blowout.
"Shucks, Davis ain't doin'
nothin' these days," the kibitzer
says., "and probably would
appreciate the free meal.")
D
AND NOW FOR SOMETHING
E~E NEW -My chili tipster
says that barbecued ribs "ill be
added to the May 25 contests.
This would be a fi rst, but some
traditions remain. There'll still be
no beans or other "extenders"
allowed into the cauldrons. Want
beans? Smile when you say that,
pardncr.
THIS SllOU~~tAKE THE
SWALLOWING SIER -
Rosalind Wllhmn has u ready
explanation for the inclusion of
Capi!)trano's ce lebrated swallows
among Newport's advertised
tourist attractions.
True, the old mission is a few
kilometers down the pike, but it's
a lure for international visitors.
Ergo, as long as these nice folks
are spending a few days and
dollars in our midst, why not
thJ-Ow in a few stray bin.h?
Williams, who':. e\ccuti1.e
director of the Newport Beach
Conference and Visitors llure;iu,
was quick to respond to
Wednesday's "onderment about
our city's apparent anncxahon or
Mission San Juan Capi!itrano.
"h's part of the overall Newport
Beach experience," she says. Right
and :.o's Disneyland, but that's
another story. Well, as long as
she's clarifying matters, Williams
aho explained this bafllcmcm:
With a plethora of nackcrics in
Greater Ne\\port, "hy hire an
out-of-town agency to extol our
city's attractions? I mean, let's
keep the money here.
"I called five local agencies to
ask if they'd handle our account,"
she says. "Only one e'en bothered
lo respond, and its fee \\as much
higher than The Gable Group in
San Diego. Besides Gable is well
connected in the hospitality
indu:.try."
And with a San Diego outfit,
she might've added, )OU get birds
other th:.in seagulls and pelicans.
(ruidc to local publicists: Next
time Rosalind Williams calls,
ans\\-er the phone. We're t:ilkang
$2,000 a month here.)
0
TlllS IS NOT THE GARDEN
OF EAl'lN' -The rea!)on why
Corona dcl M:.ir banker Uo)al
Radtke has his left arm is a sling is
because he reached for forbidden
fruit.
There we were the other sunn)
afternoon, vegetating in the
backyard of the Mitzh.1h Bar &
Grill, when he whooped, "I didn't
know )OU have a gua\a tree."
I didn't know that either. Heck,
I wouldn't know guava from
guano, except that one of them
i n"t good for m31.;ing jellies and
prC\Cr\eS.
$() he stood on a rickety chair,
reached for the o .. er-hanging fruit
(\\ hich, incidentally, belongs to a
neighbor) :rnd came crn!)hing
dO\\n, thereby busting an elbow.
MorJI: \\'hen It comes to
outl) ing branches, wme people
should !)tick "ith banking.
0
IF YOU S fAY ACTl\IE LONG
El\OUGll, THEY \\'ILL COME -
Realtor C. E. Droun, \\ho pla)S a
me.in third ba'c for a loc:il
'>lo·pitch soltball team, :.t:l)S close
to the phone the~c da)S. He's
:.t\\ :ut1ng a CJll from stnl.e-bound
bascbJll club!> ~couung for
replJccmcnt pl.i)ers.
Dro"n turn'> 76 on Wednesday.
Jt·rr) K obrin's column runs
\lond:J) nnd U'edne!>d:>J.
Costa Mesa police seek clues to killing on the freeway OU ~C~J~.( IEj_ T
Dr. Robert C. Larner
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BY E VAN H ENEllSON, STAfF W1un:1.
COSTA MESA -Officials from
the Costa Mesa Police Depattment
cc>i\tinucd their investigation Sun-
day iiflo the death of a Westmin-
ster man found in an abandoned
van on the Corona del Mar Free-
way.
Investigators !I.pent Sunday inter-
viewing the family and friends of
18-year-old Viet Duy Hoan_B Nguy-
en, according to Costa Mesa Police
Capt. Tom Lazar.
"We're trying to get some back-
...
Another meeune on
noise, trash Issues
set for Tuesday
WEST NEWPORT -City
Councilwoman Jan Dcbay and
Police Chief Bob McDonnell
will host a1101her community
pride meeting at 7 p.m.
Tuesday at City Hall.
The meeting is one in a ser-
ies designed to create a dia-
logue between West Newport
residents and city officials as
part of an on-going effprt to
solve West Side problems.
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ground information on the victim
lo get some direction to go so we
can find out who did this," Lazar
snid Sunday.
Freeway (405) overpass. Officials Search and Rescue bloodhounds
from the California Highway Pa-led police up the freeway and into
trot, who arrived on the scene a residential neighborhood west of
shortly after 5 a.m., alerted the Dear street. The dog search failed
Costa Mesa Police Department. to turn up ;my C\ idencc, Lazar
The Orange County Coroners and said, and will not be re sumed.
(no longer a ·sociace·..1 with Dr. Kramer)
will resume hi s solo dental practice
-at a new location -No other information from Sun-
day's investigations was available
nor had police determined a pos-
sible motive for the crime.
Orange County Crime Lab were ''With the wind factor, the best
also dispatched to the scene. time to use dogs is right after the 101 Main t., Su ite J
Seal Beac h, CA 92740
Nguyen had suffered "multiple ... incident happens," LJLar said.
gunshot wounds" and a handgun An)body \\'hO spotted the van or
-possibly the wc:ipon used in the any acti' ity around it bemeen the
sl:i)ing -was found at the scene. hours of 4 and 7 a.111. Saturday
Shorily after 4 a.m. Saturday
morning, a motorist called authori-
ties to repon Nguyen slumped
over the wheel of a maroon Ply-
mouth Yo)ager. The van sat aban-
doned off the right shoulder of the
73 Freeway near the San Diego
Authorities closed the free\\ay morning is encouraged to call the
for nearly seven hours Saturday Costa ~tcsa Police Dcp:irtmem at
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TODAY
W'MAf nHf......, ....
The N~pon Barbor Arca Ownbcr
of Commerce presents a Business
AsSim.ncc Workshop 5:30 to 7~ p m.
1ot11g)l1 at the Cb:unbcr offices, 1470
J:imborcc ~d .. Ncwpon Beach. The
l\\O topics Con'£ht include Wh:at )'OU
don•t know about your cuntnl and
pro pccti\.'C em,plO)'CCS can really bun
1he success of )"Our business by Robc11
Venezia :ind Wh:>t C\·ery business must
know 10 incre3SC rc\cnues 31 le:ist
!5% per rear by R:>ymond Adler.
Ther..: 1s no ch3rgc. ~ll 476-3223.
TUESDAY
NilttAt FOR HUMANITY
lfabi1:n for Hum3nity or Or:angc
County "ill conduct a \-Oluntcer
orn:nt3tion meeting from 7:30 10 9
p.m. :it First United Methodist Church
of Cost:i Mes:a. 420 W. 19th St. The
nice ting pro\ ides an 0\-crview of the
program. Call 895-433 l.
occ TitANSna CINTH
Th..: Or:>ngc Coast Collcsc transfer
cencer \\Ill hos1 3 Fresno St:itc
reprc)cnl3li\-C from 9 :i.m. to noon.
1 he rcpresent:lli\"e will be :ivailablc to
an!.\\er questions from scudcnts "ho
mal.;c :in :ippointmcnt. The center will
:ilso ~ponsor a tr:insfcr workshop from
noon 10 1 p.m. The transfer center is
loc:>led in the Counseling :ind
Admissions Annex. To m:ikc an
appointment or for more inform:ition,
call 432-5880.
THURSDAY
MIDLIFI AND alYOND roa WOMIN
I\ free discussion and suppon group
c'ploring the issues and concerns of
''\,omen of experience," \\Omen over
50 who ha\"C passed through the ·
"maiden" and "mother" phase oO'Yreir
lt\CS and arc approaching ''\\isc
''~an" status. The intent of this
meeting is 10 form a continuing"\,
d1:.eussion and suppon group. The
group "ill meet 3t 7 p.m. For location
;rnd directions, call 85.t-8205.
FRIDAY
IUSINUS DIVILOPMINT MHTING
··Q\ercoming the Postal Rate
Increase" is the title of a Consumer
Business Nct\\ork mce1ing at Geezers
G:irltc Grill. located at 4200 Scott J;).ve.
in Newpon Beach. The meeting is
open 10 the general public and \\ill
convene at 7 a.m. The cost is St5. For
more information, call 550-4785.
SATURDAY
LANGUAGI PROGRAM PUY11W
P:itrici3 Scarfone, an Orange Coast
College professor, will preview a
four·\\'CCk intensive language program
that takes place from June 17 through
July 16 in Nerja, Spain. The preview
will begin at 10 a.m. in OCC's Faculty
House. Admission is free and there is
no obligation 10 sign-up for the
program. Call 432-5963.
WOMIN'S SUCCUS WORKSHOP
Experimental workshop focuses on
understanding your conscious and
unconscious beliefs concerning money,
success and your right livelihood, first
and third Saturdays of each month W
a.m. to noon at 2900 Bristol Street.
13uilding F, Suite 202, Costa Mesa.
Presenter is Elizabeth Slocum, M.A.,
M.F.C.C., a marriage. family and child
therapist. Fee is S20. For more
information, call 546-7708.
-
to crc:itc h:irmonious rcta11onships. To
n:g1stcr, call 722· n11.
TUUDAY, MUCH 7
WOMIN IN WARS .. 0--.aM
A progr:im focusing on the experiences
of Gcm1:in \\Omen in World W:ir 11
anJ Chile:in "omen's fates under Gen.
Pinochcc's di tatorship \\ iH be
presented by loc:il :iuthor faa Krutein
at the Newport Beach Ccntr:ll Lil>r:uy.
Titled "The Fate of Women in Wars,
.RC\olutions and Dic1:ttorships.," the
free program "ill begin at noon :it
1000 A'ocado A\c., one block non h of
Co:ist High\\a)' in Newport Beach. For
information, c<>.11 717-3800.
COMMISSION MUnNG
The Newport Bc:ich Parl..s, Bc:iches
and Recreation Commission hosts its
March meeting to<lay. The mcccing
comcn\!s :ic 7 p.m. Ill the City I (all
council ch:imbcrs, 3300 Ne\\ port BIHi.,
Nc\\port Be:ich. Clll 644-3151.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH a
HU~UU POINT fHUA.PY
How to apply thumb pressure to
specific areas of the bo<ly for pain
n:hcf is the topic of a worl..shop
sponsored by Doctors Speakers
Uurc;iu. There is a SS registr:ition fee,
and the \\Ori.. hop "ill be held from 7
to 8:15 p.m. :it Doctors Speaking
Burc:iu. 2850 Mesa Vere.le East, Costa
Mcs:i. C:ill 662-0670.
THURSDAY, MAR. 9
DRISSING TIPS PROGRAM
Lc:im to look your best on a small
budget at :i free evening program :it
the Newpon Beach Central Library.
LAJtGHT
HL!CTI01' . 1'EW.
UHD ROL!US
\OU •Alt
rreicntcd bf ccniflCd snugc
\"Onwhant B.:tll &mhc~r. "loolcinc
Your Prorcuklnal Bcsc; a Scmm:ar roe
fe11 od Women .. v.iU offer hp. on
hQW to Jrcu and reel better. llk:
pr()tr:lm lS ~hcdulcJ for 7 p.m. 1n the
FricnJs" Meeting l'()Qfft or the hbr:tl)',
1000 A\ Jo A\i.:nuc tn r\cw(>l>rt
lkach. for more infurnutton, c;ill
717-3$00.
UINOVISAnotML C .... Y Mletn
An e\.cn1ng of comedy "1th pr~
to bcnclll g1r1s and b9)!> ~"'1mm1n1
prognms "ill be hdd :at Jl:cwpoct
lhrbor lligh School. 1llc e'cnl "ill
run from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Nann:\n
Loots J>crfonmni; Ans Center :n the
school, 600 II"\ inc A\c,, Ncwpon
Beach. Tideu J rc S8. For tidcts or
inform:uion. c;ill Tcrcs:i Pomeroy :at
~-1647.
ltlVlllSI MORt•A•l
The Directors Mong:ige and Lo:tn
Corpor.uion is C'Onducting a scmin:u-
on how :1 Hud-:ipprmed, FHA-insured
rc-.-crse mortgage can help you. The
scmin:ir \\tll be hosted by Bob
Drennan, a senior reverse mongngc
ronsult:inl at Directors.. and "ill
convene at 3 p.m. :it 2244 Pacific
Coats I lighw:iy in Newport Bench. For
rcscr\':itions or more infonn:i11on; c<>.ll
722-6523 or 723-0233.
FalDAY, MARCH 10
aUSINUS DIVILOPMINT Mllf1NO
The Comsumer Business Nct,,ork is
hosting a meeting titled
··Underst:inding the Mech:inics of the
BoJy", fe:ituring spc:ikcr Michael
Gooing. TI1e mecung will tal.c place at
Geezers Garlic Grill, 4200 Se-011.
Nc"port Beach, at 7 a.m.The price is
SlS. For more information, call
550-·HS5.
aUMMAGI SA.LI
• Stretch your budget and plc:isc )Our
w.illct at the semi-annual rumm:ii;c
~le today 9 a.m. to 4 p.m .• mJ
Saturd:iy 9 a.m. to noon at the First
United Mc1hodis1 Church of Co ta
Mesa, 4W West 19th Street, Co~t:i
Mc~:i. The event i~ spon~orcJ by the
United Metho<lbt Women's
Or1pnization to aiJ 1hcir MiS!>ion~
Project'>. For more information. call
548-7727.
SATURDAY, MAIL 11
UCK Ul' WALKING TOUR
The Friends of Nev.port B:iy \\111
conduct free \\:liking tours of the
Upper Nc\\porl Bay Ecologic:il
lksef\e bct\\CCn 9 :ind 10:15 a.m.
Tours dcp:irt. e'ery 10 to 15 minutes
MONDAY, MAR.cit 6-----M<1'ft' ••• '"'°'..._' ,,#h, ~•f'I.,. th . .,1
)OU II r\Tf ~,. to
f>nt' pt.i,,. ...... " ,, w•u Rol.-\.141.'-., AnlNTION DIFICIT DISOaDH
The Coastline Counseling Center will
hold a free lecture titled "Attention
Deficit Disorder: The Big Picture ...
Joan Andrews, :in MFCC and
educational psychologist, will host the
lecture that t:ikcs place from 7 p.m. to
8:30 p.m. at Co:istlinc Counseling
Center, 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, in
Newport Beach. Call 476-0991.
NHD A LOVI COACH?
Learn how to be a m:ignet to the right
rom:intic partner in 3 singles
workshop, "Creating a Loving
Relationship" tonight 7 to 8:30 p.m. in
the Oakwood North Apts. Clubhouse,
880 Irvine Ave., Newpon Beach. The
fee is S20. Jennifer Marshall, M.S.
author and "Love Coach" will conduct
the workshop, cmph:isizing right-brain
thinking, and body-mind intergrtttion
TAX PREPARATION
ANTIQUE
QUILT SHOW
I ',
I •
Onr 100 udlpe ""1ta to ...
liqafdatH! These old quilts have
been in storage for many years.
Every color, pattern. and type, 50
to 150 years old, each of these
quilts is one-of-a-kind and all are
pa.n.ateM utM.tie! These are
genuine folk art and th.is sale is a
rare opportunity to select antique
quilts for your home or collection
at bargain PrictS. s.t.N.,, 11:00 ,. l 0:00 ~ ...
Comcast Cablevision of
Newport Beach -Cbannel J
Comcast Cablevision of
Santa Ana. -Channel 3
Dimension Media Services of
Lapna Nicuel Cbaopel 31
0Hrl00"'1&Wll ....
Nd &din~,...,, Visa, MostnCard & '$COM'
M\r "'""•~ .-1w, •tn ont ,..,~ .. u
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FRIED ••• 0
We're eating healthier for
brcakf ast now, arc you?
Wake up to a refreshing 24 oz Citrus Squeeze or
Orange Zinger smoothie At Juice Club we take
out the fat and put in the FUN for breakf astl
'·~t~,~p~·
It's •II rour IHldr wants.
from the comer of C:ost Bluff Ori~'C
:ind B:ick 8.iy Rood nc:ir J.,mborce
:tnd last I~ to 2 hours. Weu
comfort3blc shoes :ind bring b1nOC\llars
:md c:imeras. The tours SCC\c OlS an
introduetion to Lhe rich \anely of
wildlife and pl ms :it this important
coost.il mush. Note: this is the last
tour for this ~n. C:tll Fran :it
646-8009 for det:iits.
ADULt anvtMlll• l1VDllnl
Orange Co:lSt College's Adult
Re-Entry center "ill conduct a
seminar titled "Transform:ations". The
C\cnt will run from 9 a.m. lo ):JO p.m.
:ind is designed to :issht adults \\ho
arc interested in returning to school.
The conference, "hich is ge:ircd
tow:irds singlc-p:ircnts, displ:iced
homemakers, or those interested in a
c:irccr ch3nge, has sever.ii schol:irships
3\.':lif:iblc. The rcgistr.ition fee is SIS,
:ind includes continental breakfast,
buffet lunch and p:irking. Childcare is
avail:iblc. To m:i.kc rcscr\':itions or for
more inform:ition, c:ill 432-Sl62.
TUESDAY, MARCH 14
CINTltAL LlaltAllY LICTVH
The Ne\\ port Beach Central Libr.iry,
loc:iccJ at 1000 Av·ac:.ido A\e., in
Newpon Bc:ich, \\ill ponsor a lecture
titkc.I ·· 11ow 10 Legally Shelter Assets
Off~horc". The lecture "ill begin at
noon in t he libr:iry's Friends meeting
Room :inc.I will be prc)Cntcd by
attorney O:i,id GarJincr.
Pre·rcgistr.ition is no t necessary. For
more infom1:ition, call 717-3800.
THURSDAY, MARCH 16
GODIN CLUa
The Newport Beach OarJen Oub's
general meeting will con\'enc at 9:30
a.m. at Oubhousc Ph3SC 2, 1900 Pore
Clrlow in NC\\port Dc:ich. A lecture
ti<lcd ··The Ch:illcnge of Growing
Camclli:rs" \\111 be prcscn1cd by Mrs.
UP TO
6 MONTHS
SAME AS CASH
Butler. For more infonn:>t1on, c:ill
6'0-8812 or 6-i-4.(,()88.
FtlDAY.MAaCH17
......... ..,,. ... "" MDnN•
The Consumer Business Network iS
sponsoring a lecture titled ··He:ilth
W:irning Signs -When· You Should
Consult Your Hc:ilthc:uc PrO\idcr".
The lecture will ron\.'Cne al 7:00 a.m.
~t Geezers G:irlic Grill, located :it
4200 Scott, in Newport D<:acb, and \\ill
be presented by Jada Ma, M.D. The
cost is SIS. For more information, c:iJI
550-4785.
IAIUUAY. MARCH 11
LAMDSCAH CLASS
K:.y M:itson :ind Terry Meikle \\ill be
presenting a free l:indscapc class 3t
the Flowcrd:ilc Nurseries, loc:ucd at
2700 Bristol. in Costa Mcs:t. The class
will help particip:ints plan, invest :ind
design a ·'Dream L:indsc:ipc". To
sign-up, call 754-6661.
CLOTHING SAU
TI1e Sound of Music, a guilJ of the
Or.inge County Pcrfomung Am
Center, is sponsoring :i prc\'iously
O\\ned clothing sale from 10 :i.m. to 6
p.m. at the Oasis Center, 5th Ave. :inc.I
MJrguerite in Coron:i dcl ~far.
Admission is S5 and :ill proceeds \\lit
benefit the Orange Count} Performing
Ans Center.
SUNDAY, MARCH 19
ADULT DAY SHYICU Of OC
The Adult Day Scf\iccs of Or:inge
County will be hosting its' third annual
··11carts Filled With Hope" ch:irity
\\inc1food t:isting :ind auction. The
C\Cnt "ill take place at the home of
John and Donn:i Crean in Sant:i An:i
He ights t;>ctwccn 2 p.m. :ind 5 p.m.
lid.ct• for tt.c ~ arc US and ~arc ~· Few min W~at._ or Uctcu. cal S4-9l3J.
~---... The Paciric a.oraJc Guild sp>nlOrs a
heh tea followed by pest speaker
JoAnn Fallcua. Ml&Sae Oirc.ctOr(
Condu('lor ot the tone Beach
Symphony tocb)' beginning at 4;30 p.m.
tn lhc ~ Room :n the B.:alboa
B:>y Oub, 1221 Wes1 Cout High~-;i),
Newport Bcxh. The cost is S.~ for
members. S2S for non-members. For
more 1nform:ltion and rcscl'\ations,
eaJI 495-9659.
ONGOING
tax ASlllTMa "o•aw
Free fcdcr:il :ind state income c;uc help
is av3ilablc to foc;il residents every
Wcdncsd3y C\'Cning from 5 to 7:30
p.m. through Apnl 12 at the Cost:i
Mcs:t Library, 1855 Park Ave.
T3Xp:i}'Crs desiring help should bring
1hc tax instruction boolJcts :.nd forms
they received in the m:iil, records of
income and deductions nnd other
~rtincnt records. For more
inform:nion, c:ill 646-8845. •
ANIOatAXU
T:i.'< counselor Mark frism:in nnd the
Jewish Senior Center of Or!lJ\ge
County arc offering free tax as.sist:incc
to seniors 60 :ind over every Thursd:iy
through April 13 to help prcp:irc
fcdcr:il :and state tax forms.
Appointments arc required. For more
information, call 513-5641 or 513-56.$2
PAJAMA noamMI
Children ages 3 10 7 arc encour.igcd to
wear their paj;imas :ind bring a
fa\'Orjtc stuffcJ :inim~ to PaJ:ima
Stol)ttme, n series of Monday night
story ~ssions :u the Ne"pon Beach
CentrJI Library, 1000 Avocado A\C.
The 7 p.m. sessions ltbt half an hour
:tnd run through March I~. Call
717-3!)()(} for more infonnation.
Sm d your items to 1\round To1111
editor, lbe D:;ity Pilot, JJO n~ lJ:JJ' St .•
Cost:i McS<J, Calif. 91627.
A membership at
a good health club
'• .. may be the mlJSt
important and .
lea'st expensive
form of health
innwance that a
person can buy.
Newport's Best and Most Personal
Health Club Since 1982
SI-I i\ t>J 1~-LJ J>
NE WP Of~T
A limited Membership Health Club for Men and Women
. . 631-3623
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•••.....,..c•-• l'hc N~·Mcsa-lmnc lntcrfait1'
Council, an umbrella orpniz.atioa for
'.:ral area tcn icc poups, needs
'~luntccrs ac:tM: in tbc local
C'Ongrcgations. For information. call
C:arl)) Brown. 54&-3283.
kids c-c• C•-•ctl••
The Kids Cancer Connection is an
ors.:aniution dedicated to the
CIT"'hOnal, educational and financial
n .. .:ds or children amictcd with cancer.
Volunteers arc needed. For
1nfom1alion, all 8Sl-m4.
La9wa• Art M•eum
The Laguna Art MuSC\lm Docent Coun~l is seeking volunteers to guide
tours ror the various shows presented
by 1he Museum. For information, call
Jc:in t.a .. 'Sbn, 494-3054.
Make·A·Whllf•-•atlea.
~fake·A-Wlsh Foundation of
Or:inge County, whose mission is to
m:tl.:e \\ishcs come true for childrcu
"it h life·thrcatening illnesses. seeks
volunteers to occupy a variety of
positions. For information, call Gilda.
-'76·9-'74.
Maret.el DI ...
The March of Dimes office in Costa
Mesa needs volunteers for fund·raising
committees, speaking opportunities,
\X'C:tSional orricc WOft and help with
oulk mailings.. For information, call
63 1·8700.
Master Cller.le
of o ... .,. c-•IT
The performing arts organization
needs volunteers for computer input,
ti ... keting. filing and handling phones.
for information, call 556-6262.
New Dlrectleu
for W••••, htc.
The non·profit recovery center for
Jduh women with alcohol :and other
chemiol dependencies seeks
\Olunteers. Call 548·9927 between 10
.l.m. and 6 p.m., or call Joy at
s.is.8754.
FOUNDATION HEALTH
Whata
H ealth
Plan
Should
Be
• Affordable Raes
• Motemi1y Benel1s
........ c.e. .... YllCA
1k Nc"PQlt-Ollla Mesa YMCA
Deeds • variety "' 1C9Cnl ¥Oluatecr ~ Foe infon:natioll or applica1ions.
call Rita. 642-9990. ..........
The Opera Pacific Guild Alliuc:c, a
support group for <?Pen Pacific, has a
wide ranee o( activillCS for volunteers.
For information. call 474-4488.
Oa •1• C.-. ................
Thc Interfaith Shelter is the largest
family shelter in the oounty, housing,
fccdin& and counsclin& 20 families
daily. The group needs volunteers :and
di~blc di:ipers. For information,
call Jclf Reynolds, 631-7213.
Oa-e C•-tr Cemm-lty
Dewelepmeat Cewll
Volunteers are needed for a variety
of functions. For information, call
839-6199.
.... ... c ••• ..,
a..<eroa•utaa
The Orance County Oaamber
Orchestra needs volunteers to help sell
tickets, staff social affairs, ~ the
office and assist with mailing parties.
For more infonnation, call Cathy
Griesmeyer, 786-3021.
o,....c.-tr
H ....... Takfene
The Orange County Homeless Task
Force is rccnaiting volunteers for the
Interfaith Council Nctwort to ~'Ort
one-on-one with homeless adults in
the program on basic life skills. For
infonnation, call 263·tn4.
0ra .......... ut•~··
The upscale rcsaJe boutique which
benefits the Orangcwood'"'Cbildrcn's
Horne for neglected and abused
children needs volunteers to create
displays, t:ig clothes and work with
customers. among other duties. For
information, call Christine, 760-6640.
IUFFELL'S
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OUR MEALS A RE A
TRI P TO M EXICO
(OCKfAILS • FOOO 10 (JJ
PHONE AHEAD
lff EAST t7TH ST., • COSTAMISA
*NE\l Gii lt\TES~
6-Month U.s-: Government Treasury
6.31 %
Yield
10 Mntunty '
Approx. Taxable
Equivalent Yield
• Safety -U.S. Government Guamntcc
• Higher Yields
• Limited special offer
Call today: 714-476-5126
Ask for Dan Horga n,
Senior Vice President - Investments.
•Gwmv•'td only 1r twld 10 111111.uy Taublt F..qut\':lknl rate Niw oo a 9J()~ •aic r.tlc. R;iil'S a
11( 0 I· 24·9~ nJ nre sui,JCCI 1<1 change. Call INl:iy In coirn "'"l<T ra1~
Kemper Securities, Inc.
(t?(I Nc-.1>1111 Ccnta-Om'l'. Suile Im Nev.~ Dnc:I~ CA 926ci0
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lltc Pn:atioc day School is a 11atc
accredited co-educational day school 1efVin& the accds of chiJdrcn wilh
s.,caric Lan~ Disabilities/
[)y$1cXia.. Volunteers arc needed 1n
many areas. For information, can
S38--4Sll.
Pw l&• .,_.1a
Prime 0)-namics, a NC'lo-port Beach
non-profit orpniulion for the 99 and
younccr set, needs volunteers for ils
programs. Call 262-7300.
hftOwrY ....
The West Side Costa McS3 youth
organization is lookini for \'Oluntecrs
to help create a posi1ivc altemativc for
people 12 to 23 years old. Volunteers
arc needed to help in arc:is such as
boxing. sports health &: fitness,
aerobics and ac:idcmic tutoring. For
information, all 548-3255.
...... Owr .. h••&
, ... Metllcal ctl•lc
Tbe organization is k>oking for
volunteer laymen, physicians, dentists.
hygienists and nurses. For information,
caU 642-3451 or 6SO-Ol86.
••••••• c ..... ..... '° .... The Someone Cares Soup Kitchen
needs food servers at the First United
Methodist Church in Costa Mcs:i, or
at the Rea "Community Center. For
infonnation, call the soup kitchen,
646-8181 between 8 a.m. and noon.
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Reperteay ft .. ter
The South Co:ist Repertory Theater
needs volunteers to help with ushering
(sec pl:iys free) an,d 01bcr functions.
Call 957-2<>02 or 957·2<>02.
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Ourin& Wednesday's prescnu1-
lion, the officials will also t:ilk
about trash th:it nows into counly
drain:ige ditches and inlo the bay.
"Newport Buch orients itself to
wuer qu:i.Jity issues, so property
values and the oommerci:il image
of the city ;ue oriented in :ind
:iround Newport Bay," Fischer
:iid. "If the sediment eventu:illy
makes its w:iy to the lower bay,
businesses :ind residents could be
affected."
aeaning the basins will be 3
costly process requiring special
equipment and nearly a year to
complete. Between equipment,
labor and the cosl of silt dispos:il,
Fischer e stimates that :i single
clc:ming will cost between $6 mil-
lion and $7 million. The city and
county are also trying to arrange
tong·range funding so the basins
can be periodically dredged every
three to seven years.
Funding is likely to come
through one of three port authori-
ties in either Long Beach, San
D iego or Los Angeles. In ex-
change for a port expansion
project, the port authorities can
purch:ise mitigation credits in
other ocean areas. Thus, if a port
Volunteer. • American Heart
Association.
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Investment Pe rsian
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Monday. Febi'\WY 27, 1995 I
nuthomy reduces deep water habi-
t:us by e~pandang the Long Be:ich
port, for ex:imple, it c:in mit1gnte
th:it loss by crenting new hnbitats
in Newport Bc:ich through basin
clenninc.
SEARCH ...... ..,.,
wall also be held on the East
Coast. Law enforcement agencies from
throughout Southern Olliforn111
hnd been involved in the search
since the :ivalanche · occurred.
While weather ~nditions limited
the bulk of search activity to week-
ends, Stead said that a ski patrol
p:is cd by the arc:i of P1lo11i's dis-
appearance "at least once a day."
When cxcc~ivc sand nows into
the bay, it can push out certain
species of mnnne life. Too mnny
mud Oats c:in also disrupt the bal·
ancc of bird populations. Several
species of birds live on mud nats
while others live on the bay's open
water.
Tettemer says a basin deaning
is long overdue, since the recent
storms have substan1ially increased
the basin silt content. As much as
600,000 y:irds of silt are proba"bly
trapped an the basins, he said.
When the silt is removed, it is
placed on a barge, and dispo cd of
through :in EPA·approved ou1fall
chnnnel.
"A lot of people put a 101 of ef-
fort in10 finding him from very
early on," said S1ead, \vho esti·
mated that total search expenses
as well as \'Oluntcer time exceeded
$500,000.
"The dream would be to start
this by October or November,"
Tettemer said. "We'd rather not
go through another winter if ~e
can avoid it."
The body was released to the
San Dernardino County Coroner's
Office to determine the exact
cause or death.
A Coroner's spokesman said
Sllftday that he expected the au-
top y to be concluded early this
week.
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Auto .. Fact
by Paul Frech
SERVICE & REPAIR
GERMAN
SWEDISH
JAPANESE
AUTOMOBILES
REASON TO BREATHE
EASIER
As of the first of this year, eve-
ryone can begrn to breathe a little
easier -especially those who live
in areas of the country that have
failed to meet certain air-quality
standards set by the Environmen-
tal Protect1oo Agency (EPA). As
of January t . t 995, those areas
are to be supplied with ·refonnu-
lated gasoline" (AFG). This
cleaner gasoline has been
designed to redUce smog-form-
ing and toxic emissions by 150/o
up through 1999. Af1er that, it will
be replaced by a newer formula-
tion that will reduce harmful
emissions by 20 to 25%. Starting
March 1, 1996, California will get
its own supply of this latter,
slightly cleaner foonulation, four
years ahead of the rest of the
country. . "".
HINT: yP to one-third of the gas
sok! in the U.S. is planned to be
reformulated gasoline.
THE UNDERLYING COSTS
OF ALEASE
When looking to lease an auto-
mobile, most people use the
monthly payments as points of
comparison. As important as
these numbers may be, it is equ-
ally important to get a firm idea of
what a leased car's capitalized
cost is. This is the equivalent of
the sales price when buying a
car, and can inciude the cost of
extended service contracts, cred-
it life insurance. as well as gap
insurance (which offers protec-
tion In the event that the leased
car is stolen and the insurance
pays less than the amount
owned on the lease). If standard
lease documents do not disclose
the capitalzed cost, consumers
should make an effort to obtain
this information. All things being
equal. the doser the capitalized
cost is to the invoice price, the
better the leasing deal.
When you are leasing a car,
most of all, you need expert
advice you can count on. At C & F.
we specialize In German, Swed-
ish. and Japanese cars and will
sofve any service problem you
have quickly and easily. Open M-
F 8-6. AAA-approved. Call 646-
6910 tor lhe best in AAA-
Approved service. You can find
us at ·2090 Placentia .
HINT: People who lease should
shop as hard as If they were
buying.
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math enthusiast. in order to
attend 0CC full-time.
He is currently enrolled in such
mind-bending courses u "Honors
lntroduction to Tenson and
Calculus on Manifolds. ..
"Introduction to Symbolic Logic,"
"Critical Reasoning and Writing
Through Literature.'' and
"Thermodynamics. Light.
Rel3tivity and Qu3ntum Physics ...
Pa3t is also putting the
finishing touches on an article he
intends to submit to such
prestigious publications as
"Mathematics Joumnl" and
"College Math Journal." Titled
"Volume or an N-Dimensioul
Sphere." the article is a
formalized proof Of I problem
Moore assianed to Paat and
other itudcnts.
"I just read a copy ol the
article this momin& before
coming into work, and it was one
or the most insightful proofs I've
seen," said Moore. "The only
problem I had with it was that I
think I noticed one typo.
"What's nice about Paat is that
he knows he's good. but isn't
arrogant about it. Mnny people
with his kind of talent are so
competitive thnt they worry all
t~ time. Put Clocsn•t seem to
'1WOrry so mUch."
lndecd, Paat seems to b8'le
found a workina balance between
his life as college phenomenon
and \hat or a typical teen-aaer.
"I do miss it {lhe high school
experience) a linle bit, but
academically, 1 don't regret my
decision at all.'' he said.
"Socially. I still go out with my
high school friends, in order to
compensate for that Joss."
Having received his high school
djploma by succes~folly
completing the California High
I
I
...
School Proficieac, Exam. Paat
will &raduatc with an lllOciate in
aru degree in May. He lw
already applied to Stanford,
Harvard. Yale. UC Berkeley.
Cornell. the University of
O\icago and the University of
Southern C.lifomia.
"l'd actually like to So to
Dcrkeley," said Paat. "l applied
to the public school for the
chance tflat they'd give me a
scholanlaip. That would really
help mt t>lknts."
If all goes according to
schedule. Paat should complete
his bachelor's degree in
•
ma&hcmatic:al physics by the time
he's 18. He later plans to earn a
doctorate in the same field, then
go on to obtain a post-doctor31
fellowship from Princeton's
Advanced Study Institute. His
career goal is to become a
university prore!.sor and/or
consultant.
But lire isn't all about numbers
:md academia for young Pant. •
"I'm looking ror a girlfriend,"
he said. "There are a lot of
beautiful girls around here.
That's one of the nice things
about Orange Coast."
• The ·Daily Pilot now in 71 newsracks throughout
Newport Beach and Cost~ Mesa.
Albertson's Food Center Coco's Restaurant
3049 E. cOast Hwy. 2131 Westciiff Dr.
Corona del Mar Newport Beach
Albertson's Food Center Crab Cootter
2701 Harbor Blvd. 2200 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa Newport Beach
Alta Coffee Warehouse DK Donut
506 31st St 2963 Fairview Ad.
Newport Beach Costa Mesa
Atrium Court Farmer's Market DPs Pub and Grill
24 Fashion tsland 3110 Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach Newport Beach
Balboa Rexall Daity Pilot
716 w. Balboa Blvd 330W. Bay St.
Balboa Costa Mesa
Balport Liquor Denny's
4521 W. Coast Hwy. 3170 Harbor Blvd.
Newport Beach Costa Mesa
Barba~ Coast Dick Church's
4255 acArthur Blvd. 2698 Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach Costa Mesa
~Kie Village Dippi% Donuts E. Coast Hwy. 1854 ewport Blvd.
Newport Beach Costa Mesa
cagg'Q Donut Inn
59 . Coast Hwy. 2228 Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach Costa Mesa
Carl's Jr. EZ Liquor
4880 Campus Dr. 145 E 19th St.
Newport Beach Costa Mesa
Carrow·s Restaurant Fairvie~ Hos~tal
5180 Birch St 2501 Harbor lvd.
Newport Beach Costa Mesa
Chartie·s ChiH Restaurant Fry's Market
102 McFadden Pl. 115 15th St.
Newport Beach Newport Beach
Citi Donuts Gelson's
2727 Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach
1660 San Miguel Dr.
Newport Beach
Coco's Restaurant Henry's Grocery
801 Dove St. 21 12 W. Ocean Front
Newport Beach Newport Beach
Coco's Restaurant Hilgren Liquor
3446 E. Coast Hwy. 260 E. 17th St.
Corona del Mar Costa Mesa
Coco's Restaurant Hoa~ Hospital -patio 78 Fashion Island 301 ew~ Blvd. Newport Beach Newport ch
Coco's Restaurant International House of Pancakes
2740 Harbor Blvd. 329 E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa Costa Mesa
Coco's Restaurant Irvine Ranch Market
4647 MacArthur Blvd. 2651 Irvine Ave.
Newport Beach Costa Mesa
Island Grill
500 S. Bay Front
Balboa lstand
Kaplan's Restaurant
3211 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
Korker Liquor
2229 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
Liquor 21
1601 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa
LiqUOf Mart
1895 Monrovia Ave.
Costa Mesa
Liquor Mart
1125 Vlcioria St.
Costa Mesa
Luci<y Food Center
2180 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
Marina Liquor
895 W. 19th St.
Costa Mesa
McDonald's Restaurant
635 W. 19th St.
Costa Mesa
McDonald's Restaurant
3141 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
Mediterraneo
630 Udo Park Or.
Newpor1 Beach
Mesa Village Liquor
1011 8 Camino Real
Costa Mesa
Mini Marf<et Liquor Mart
1526 Placentia Ave.
Costa Mesa
Miss Donuts
2200 Harbor BIVd.
Costa Mesa
Norm's Restaurant
2150 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
OCC Pointside Cafe
2701 Fairview Rd.
Costa Mesa
Oh Those Donuts
1734 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa
Palisades Liquor
2082 N Bristol St
Newport Beach
Pavilions Place
1000 Bayside Or.
Newport Beach
Post Office
1590 Adams Ave.
Costa Mesa
Post Office
1133 Camelback St.
Newport Beach
Post Offioe
2230 Fairview Rd.
Costa Mesa
Post Office
206 Marine Ave.
Balboa Island
Post Office
406 Orchid Ave.
Corona del Mar
Post Office
191 Riverside Dr.
Newport Beach
Ralph's Grocel)'
380 E. 17th St. Costa~sa
Ralph's Grocery
2660 San Miguel Or.
Newport Beach
Rancho Marf<et
2400 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa
Rose Donuts
891 Baker St.
Costa Mesa
Soothem Califomla College
55 Fair Dr
Costa Mesa
Starbuck Coffee
2801 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
Stater Bros. Marf<et
1175 Baker St.
Costa Mesa
Thrifty Drug Store
2300 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
Tradewinds Liqoor
6710W. Coast Hwy.
NeWport Beach
Von's Grocery Co.
2975 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Pally Piiot Monday, February 27, 1995 7
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PORTS
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, cxc. 223
HIGH ICHOOL GIRU aASKITBALL Spirit Run
lures 5,000 Mustangs don't go down with--~1t a-light
~ Newport Beach, CdM,
Costa Mesa runners get
in some outstanding run s.
• NEWPORT DEACH -Over 5,000
runners and walkers competed in the
Spirit Run al Fashion Island Sunday,
with proceeds benefiting Harbor View,
Lincoln and Roy 0 . Anderson Elemen-
tary School. Results:
10K (•ole)
M;ale O~n -1. Jesus Gutierrez, 29, 30:47; 2.
John Koningh, Newport Buch, 38, 31 :49; 3.
Chuck Null;ane, S;an Clemente, 32:33.
12-and-under-1. Brandon Powers, Newport
Be;ach, 11, 47:13; Others: 4. Brad Kiser,
Newport Beach, 11, S2:08.
U·lS-1. Mark Sav;ael, lS, San Diego, 37:17.
16-18-1. Daniel Smith, Irvine, 16, 34:26.
19·24-12. Ty Price, Newport Beach, 24,
41.04; Others: 2. Marc Green, Costa Mesa, 23,
42:1S; 3. Leon lo, Corona del Mar, 22, 43.SS.
25·29-1. Jesus Gutierrez, 29, 30:47.
30-34-1. Alphonso Nunez, 31, 32:45; Others:
3. Mark Hulme, Newport Beach, 33, 3J:24.
35-39-1. John Koningh, Newport Be;ach, 38,
31:49J Others: 2. Scott Roley, Newport Be;ach,
36; 4. Jimes ungley, Newport Beach, 36, 36.46.
4G-44-1. Bruce Minard, Newport Beach, 40,
34:20.
4S-49-1. Don.1ld Ocana, Placenetia, 46,
3S.40.
SO-S9-1. W.1yne Mitchell, Silverado, SO,
36.S9; Others: 2. Derek Wharton, N"'port
BNch, 39:39; 3. Da\.e Hurlburt, Costa Meu, S7,
40:43.
60·69-l . James Wilson, Huntington Beach,
48:20; Others: J. Don Hilliard, Ne~port BNch,
49:25; 4. Cdward Thorp, 62, SO:lS.
I OK (fe•ole)
~n-1. lili.:ina Mendou, P.lsadena, 26,
3B:40; 2. Julie Manson, S.:in Diego, 12; 3.
Sh.innon Rodgers, Malibu, 20, 39:21.
13-15-1. Sharon Hardy, bguna Beach, 48:53.
16·18-Jean Chang, Newport Beach, 17,
52:38.
l 9·24-1. Shannon Rodgers, Malibu, 20,
42:28; Others: Nin;a Scott, Cost.:i Meu, 24,
45:40; 3. Julli:an Mead, B.:ilbo;a Isl.ind, 22, 46:20;
4. Sally Han, Newport Beach, 24, 48:Sl .
--2S..29-l. Uli.tn.l Mcndol.t, Pu;adcna, 26,
38:40; Others: 4. Colleen Sweeney, Corona. del
M.:ir, 29, 47.09.
30-34-1. Brend;a fr;ancck, uguna. Niguel, 33,
42:40; Others: 2. El.tine kirby, Cost.:i Mesa. 30,
46:43.
35-39-1. Julie leach, Irvine, 38, 43:21.
40-44-1. Karen Yclsey, Corona del Milr, 43,
44:42; Others: 2. Y;adi S~ttny, N~'J>Orl Bc.:ich,
40, S0:57.
45-49-1. Ruth Rune, Ouemont, 45, 46:49;
Others: 2. V.1lerle Henning, Ne~'J>Ort Beach, 49,
49:14.
50-S9-1. Ja.n Jcller, V;ail, Colo.., SS, 46:12.
60-69-l. Chris Cromer, Chul;a Viita, '3,
57:22.
70-ovtt-1. Milty Storey, Ri"ersiM, 70, 54:22.
,-•II• rv11/welk (••I•)
O~n-1. Rondic Cibbs. Pomon.t, 18, 14:07;
...,. Costa Mesa seniors give it all
they 've got in Ill-A quarterfinal
defeat to Notre Dame's Knights .
n v BAlUlY FAULKNER, Sroan WaJTEll
BURBANK -Flashbacks
featuring Chanel Anderson's
suddenly-polished post
moves, Corri Lurmann's 5·
for-9 shooting with 10 re·
bounds, and Koo Kim's de·
fense-splitting drives to the basket have
already begun nickering through the mind
of Costa Mesa High girls basketball coach
Len Whitacre, as he inevitably looks
ahead to December.
Dut, after host Notre Dame High of Sh-
erman Oaks ended the Muo;tangs' season
with a convincing 55-50 ClF Sou1hern
Section lll-A quarterfinal triumph Satur-
day nigh t at Dellarmine·Jcfferson High,
the first-year coach was more concerned
with consoling those for whom next year
will never come.
"We have three seniors who gave us ev-
erything they had," Whitacre said seconds
after helping lo hoist senior standout Erin
Brown from the floor, where she had col·
Sailors
have no
answers .
...,. Bishop Montgomery dominates
-in all .facets, abruptly ending
season for Newport Harbor girls.
B\' ROGER C.uu.soN, SP01ns Ennoa
REDONDO BEACH -
It was a long ride home
Saturday night for Newport
Harbor l-Iigh's girls bas-
ketball coach Shannon Ja.
kosl-y and hl'r band of Sail-
ors, who saw their season come to an
abrupt end al the hands of the Bishop
Montgomery Knights at Redondo High.
lapsed al th e buzzer, raised forearms hid-
ing her tears.
Drown, who along with fellow starter
Raemc Payne and Jenny Curtis figure to
return to basketball only for recreation,
went out in style against the Knights (20-
6), scoring half .of her 16 points in the
fourth quarter.
Brown's offensive output, after Kim had
fou led out 10 seconds into the period,
helped whittle the Notre Dame le ad be-
fore time ticked away.
Drown, who only three weeks ago had
never scored more than 18 points, but av·
eraged 16 her fina l four games, also ac-
counted for the Mu stangs' first four
points, helping the second-seeded visitors
(19-9) rally fo r a 16-15 first-quarter lead.
Notre D~me, which achieved its fi rst
20-win season en rou1e to Tuesday's semi-
finals, clamped down defensively in the
second period and led, 22-20, at halft ime. '
And with the Knight:.' man-lo·111a11 de·
fe n~e i.tilling any Mei.a olf1.:ni.i\e Oow
early in the third period, 1he f\tb!>iun
League rcprescnt:nive erupted with a 15-1
run for a 37-24 edge that proved insur-
mountable.
"1 heir ddem.e made it very difficuh for
u:.," Whitacre explained. ''They're J line
1e:1m and \\hen they put some offcn:.e to·
gethcr \\ilh their defense, they put u:. in a
hole too big to dig out of."
Mesa, V} ing for its fi fth semifinal berth
in six years, answered with a :.even-point
surge of its O\\ n. 13ut Notre Dame coun-
tered ''ilh an I 1·2 spurt, making it 48-33
with 3:51 left in the game.
A 6-foot two-yea r starter, Lurmann fin-
ished with 12 points, while Anderson, a 5-
9 project "i1h two years left , collected 10
points, 11 rebounds and three :.tc:ils.
Kim, who'll run the show for l\\O more
years from the point, fi nished with fou r
points, four rebounds and four assists.
"\Ve only had three players back from
las t year's team, "hich included a Di' bion
I playe r (I kmhcr Robinson, now at
Miami). \Ve \\Crc in a much to\Jghcr
league and \\C mO\cd up from IV-AA to
Ip-A," Whitacre said. "Uut we still won
one more game than l:ii.t )Car's team. We
haJ t 1 l111e year."
N1> trc IJ amc'i. fine )Car continues,
than~ i. 10 three plJ}cri. in double figure:.,
led b., 6-1 !>cnior st.ir ~1Jggic Dixon.
Di> .on, "ho has accepted a scholar:.ltip
lrom the Uni\crsity of Sa n Diego, had 15
poin t ,, 10 boards and four a!>sists, "hile
s1~1cl! v Phillip:. (14 points and eight re-
boun• h) and Ashl)' Ritter (12 points) also
:.tood out.
·11 .! Knighti. hi t 23 of 48 field goal at-
. tcm1 •ts ( 48% ). 10 help rcco-.er from losing
the I urnO\e r baule, 21-14. ~lesa hit just
18 o 61 :.hots (29.5%).
N01 ltE DAME 55, COSTA MESA 50
CIF lll·A girls qu;irterfin;ils
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turn1 • '" s 2 l 12 01\Un s 4 l 1S ktlfl 2 0 s • ~hollipl 7 0 I H
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SCOHIY QUAlnH
c .... ll.lh• 16 • 11 19-50
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l po:n1 ~(,: Cu•l• Mt•u -lro ... n 2: """''" 0•--Down I A1111• I, CJ<n I
1 l·d,n1t.al (rn,i1I• ~un•
~'l\l\' ll\l,\)SI h>" HIC D.\ll\ l'ILOr 2. Sieve Blum, Ventur&, 39, 14:18; 3. Thomu
Grilbl'r, Ont.lrio, 22, 14:18.
6·under-1. D;avid Willi.ims, Norw.ilk, 6,
23:38; Others: 2. Nidd.u S\.ensson, Cd~. 6;
32:S5; 4. Mich.id Tanzer, CdM, S, 37:14.
The final verdict of Saturday's CIF Di-
vision Ill-AA semifinals, 64-4 1, was in·
dicative of the game from i.tart to fini :.h as
Bishop Montgomery prove d i.upe rior in
virtually every department.
Coach Shannon Jakosky's Newport Harbor Sailors bowed out in the ~em1s follow ing 64-41 loss to Bishop Montgomery.
7-8-1. N11ttian learn, Pl.lcenlia, 8, 19:S1;
Others: 2. Jonath;in Kroopr, CdM, 7, 23:10; 3.
Troy Pospisil, NB, 8, 25:34; 4. Br.:indon
Borcom.:in NB, 8, 26:38.
9·10-1. Mark B.:itres, Monterey Park. 10,
18:11.
1 l • 12-1. Keith R;amirei, u Mirad.l, 12,
16:27.
13-15-1. Brian Coombe, Newport Beach, 14,
16:24.
16·18-1. Rondie Gibbs, Pomona, 18, 14:07;
Others: 4. Jak S~;anson, Cost;a Mesa, l 7, 16:03.
19-24-1. Thomu Graber, Ont.:irio, 22, 14:18;
'Olhcrs: 3. Greg Sh')ock, CcL\i, 24, 14:47.
25-29-1. ~d.o uchero, Nc~-port BeKh, 27,
16:20.
30-l ,.-1. Cze Quiel Hernande, M.:iywood, 32,
15:12.
35-39-1. Steve Blum, Ventura, 39, 14:18.
4G-44-1. Nicolu Hern;andez, ~VhiUicr, 40,
15:07; Othe rs: 3. Irv D;awson, Costi Men, 41,
l 7:02.
45-49-l . Arturo Rodriguez, Encinitas, 45,
15:48.
S0..59-1. 8rl.\n fcrnee, P.tcific P.tliudes, 5 7,
17:26; 3. Others: 3. Vl;adimir Bondybey,
Newport Beach, SS, 18:0S.
60-69-1. Piul Saucedo Jr., An;iheim, 63,
19:18; Others: 4. Dave Rich, Costa Meu, 65,
25:10.
70-ovcr-2. S.llv;ador Avil;a, Cost.l Mesa, 74,
2S:51.
• for more Spirit Run results/See
Page 8.
So the Sailors close it out, short of their
dream s. Dul
their coach was
'T he.y were just
very, very physi-
cal and we had
an extremely dif-
ficult time keep-
ing them off the
boards.'
far from de-
jected, coni.idcr-
ing the caliber
of competition
and her team's
o v e r a 11 2 2 -6
mark.
A few )Cars
ago if anyone
had suggested
Ne wport Har-
-SHANNON JAICOSKY bor's girls could
Newport Harbor coach win 22 games
the y would
probably have
been laughed off the floor.
But that was pre-Jakosky, i.e. 5-16 in
'89 and 10-12 in '88, and even in Jakosky's
first year at the helm at 6· 16. .. -But after runs of 17-9, 20· 7 and 24-8,
well, Saturday's demise was a hard pill lo
swallow as hopes for some extra time to
still gel their ship in order disappeared.
"We're just hoping for another \\CCI-.,"
said Jako:,ky before it began Saturday.
13i~hop Montgomery (23~) wa~lcd no
tirm: in establishing ihclf, jumping to ~1 l~-
0 leau, tl1e n spurting to a 30::n halftime
bulge after Harbor had :.ho\\ n :.ome life in
paring the deficit to 18· I 6 "ith 4:04 left
on Melissa Schutz':. 6-foot jumper.
Whatever hopes the Sailors harbored Jt
halftime, ho" ever,
were dashed quic k-
ly in the third quar-
t c r as Bisho p
Mo ntgomery be-
came the aggressor
again. swarming to
a 15-2 run to go
up, 45-24.
"What got us \\'ere 1he offensiH:
boards," said Jakosky or the third-quart er
run by Bishop Mon1gomcry.
"They were jusf very, very physical and
we had an extremely difficultt-ti me !..~p
ing them off the boards."
Jenny Jenn ings didn't get Ne"pon 's
first second-half field goal until 0:09 re-
-HIGH SCHOOL G IRLS SWIMMING PREVIEW
m.1ined before the fourth quarter, slicing
the m.11gin to 52-19 "ilh a three-pointer.
It \\,1s U\er before the fourth quarter
t.'\en began. ·1 he fin.ii t:ibubtiom found
no Sailor "ith a:. many ~s uoublc digib in
the :.curing culumn. Ha1bor h;is been out·
rchuunJcJ bJJI~, outhui.tlcJ, outpl.1) cJ,
bcJtl'll lrom the field amJ in the tr:1nsi-
tiun.
If "as gJmc "hich JictJtcJ he.in anJ
Jc in: for the Jc-
ci ion, it \\OulJ
hJ\e been n1p-anJ-
tucl.., and ~cniors
Mandy Cb) tun ;inJ
Sd1utz \\ere at the
lop or Jako:.k) \ hsl
of credits.
lfohop Montgomel), hO\\C\Cr, held all
of the cards \\ith talent anJ a i.l\lc "hich
stifled Nc\\pon's fines e game"'to quahf)
for the final:. ~1g;iins1 Ne" bury P:irk
All that w.1s left for the Newport .girli.
at the end \\Cre tears ::ind some memories
of a finii.h "hich m.1y stick well into 1hc
'95-96 SCJ'>W! \\hCn lllO!>l or the firepO\\er,.
including :.uphomo1 cs Jenning:. anJ An·
Newport ready to take aim at rugged Sea View
...,. Sailors open nonleague campaign
against Edison Wednesday afternoon.
BY DENNIS Ba.osTEIUIOUS, SPOan Wanta
> NEWPORT BEACH Newport
Harbor High girls swimming coach Todd
Kolber is trying to keep in perspective •
the fact his team is competing in the Sea
View League, one of the top circuits in
Southern Californ ia.
"We could have a good team or one of our strongest
ever, that's to be determined, but what I wnnt to get ·
across to the girl is we can't base our ~ucccss en tirely
on wins and losses as a team," said Kolber as his squad
prepared fo r Wednesday's nonleague opener at home
against Edison.
• "There arc about eight really top-notch swimming
programs around, and mo t or them arc in the Sea
View," he ~id. "1 think it could help raise our level to
the highest it's ever been."
Senior Rachel Arrow is back after becoming the lone
Newport-Mesa District competitor to win a league indi·
,
vidual title (in the 100 brcal>!Slroke) 10 help the Sailors last )Car .
finish third as a team. Senior Hann.i \\1dgcr, :,triuly a freesl)lcr. "J'
~"Rachel has been training really hard this :.eason,
and I think she's at lea)t as strong,
praised for her \\.Ork ethic by Kolber. "\\'e expect :.omc .
big "'im'I from her;· he said.
if not stronger now," said Kolber.
"She carried our team in mony
events last year and she'll swim in
the relays, as well."
Senior Mclii.sa Schutz is pre·
pared to join the squad now that
Newport's bai.ketball sea:.on has
concluded. She provides a i.olid
f rce~tylcr to the Sailors' lineup.
"She'll be :ll ta ~light disaJvan-
tagc," said Kolber of Schulz's i.1in1
with the ba~l.ctball team. "But
we're looking forward to having her
out here."
'We have more depth
than in years past. Pro-
vided we have no injuries
or anything unforeseen
happens, we should have
a fun season ... they are
really focused.'
Senior bu11c:rtiier Jenn) Milliken i'
no'led fo r her i.1rcng1h. She'll al o go
111 1hc 500 frce:.t)lc.
Othe r key rigu ri:s include JUlllllr
Sh.1110011 $\\ccnl!y, \\ho tool. IJi.l )C~ll
off due to injul); ~cnior ~1Jrin Mct l
(rc-.h, a \Cr:..alile COlllpelilor; l>Clltllr
C:ire) RcJJ, J brca~btrokcr; :inJ JUll·
1or Mani Gaffncy. "ho S\\ i1m thc lh
nJ frce't)h! e'cnt
.. \Ve ha\c more depth th.in in
-lD IClllll ycJr pJ 1." J1J Kol~r. "Pro\.iJ eJ
Newport girls swimming coach "c h:i\.c no injurn: or :rn)l hing .u n·
fore:..«:cn happen~. \\C i.houlJ h.1\c ,
Sophomore Melii.~oa Pomeroy
swim!I pnmanly the bJck troke. but hJs sho"n she can
fun c:i .. un. l th1nl \\e lu\I! aboul
four gi1 b who :>re planning tu s" un in college, :mJ the)
compete in the buucrny and thu 1 a capable per-
forme r in the individual medley. Pomeroy wai. thirJ in
the 200 IM and fourth in the 100 bad. at league final
'
uc rc:illy ft'ICu-.cd. l hi' ~ould l°'i> one of my m onser
program-. e'er. We're •oing lo l ccp ll)ln£ to rai)C the
lc\cl."
1 Jrce Vcrhubt ;inJ lrc:.hm.1n ~lal) Andcr·
! on, 1cturn for ;inuthcr tun.
Ch.inl·c:. :ire the~ \\On't hJ\C t1.1 be re-
r tinJcd ~1bout the potcnt1 .. I cumpeti11on
.. O\\n the ruaJ in CIF pla~. co1biJamg
£ lbhup ~luntgomc~ ltcldcd a :.quad "Hh·
1> ut a inglc :.cnior.
In rctruspcct, Jako:.l) h.td onl) pos1t1'~
1l 1oughh about a tcJm \\hi-.7h plJ)cJ "ell.
L Jl :.impl) ":is out-m:wn.:J.
B ISHOP MONTGOMERY 64
N EWPORT HARaOR 41
CIF Di,i>ion lll·AA girls semfinals
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'kctbJll CIF Southern Sec11on Di-
1\1011 111 -A ~emtfin..11 c~lmc hJs been
cl for Santa llJrbara Cat) College.
l"hc E;igk "ill (ace Do Pueblos
111 a 7:30 m:uchup, \\ll h the \\inner
,,J,andng to Frtd.l) ':. champion:.hip
game at tire Pond .1gain 1 the \\inner
uf the 11.m-arJ-\\'e~t lake·Duarte
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fatan~1..1 (25-3 an d i.ecded sc ond
in the t\lurnamcn l) got by Morning·
~•Jc. <>S·o:?, \\ htlc Do) Pueblos (24-2
anJ the thirJ ceJ ) ruutcd Lompoc,
IS5-63, in another quarterfinal
Corol\J dd ~tar, mcom\hile, "ill
ha\e until Frtd:i) 10 prepare for the
lV·AA champ1on)htp game :it 8
p m :ig.1in l St lkrn..1rd ·al the UC
II' me Uren Center.. •
I !le Sc.i Kang'> ( 17-11 ), ceded
third in the h.H1rnam1:nt, :ad"~nccJ
to a ClF fmal for lhc fourth time in
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ir ates stay
close in loss
• Vanguards outscored in wild opener;
Cal Baptist then rallies to win nightcap.
lUVl:.RSlDE -111c Sou&hcm Cah-x ........ lflllld, ..........
C03$l College baseball team will carry • SAN MARCOS -11te Or:inge x
o .SOO record into il Orange Empire
Conference opener :ll C)'prc~s 1'uesday
0...-t. ......._Sm ... Allto \1eslo.
21, isi41f J;~ V~~ SINA ·AM,
21, 16:m; s. TrM.f Goochidl, C0tt.1 MeN.
24, 11;1'.
~-1. AY" L.-~n. PIKentl.a, 6.
24:CM; Othtri: • .11• O'lrlcn, Nt,
28:47; 3. Am.Ind.a lillina. Cd\i, 6, 28:SS;
4, ~~ l~na, NI, S, 34:20.
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2. ~ o.6. CdM. 614'; l. J.C.,...,, ~~l.6:SJ;4.lfeol~
Nriiport IHctt, 7, 7:17; J, kM Matll••~
CdM, t, 7:2l; 6; Ta.,tor Munt, CdM. IJ 7.
Juon ...,_..., ~ ~ 14, 1:2t; I.
Giant ec.if•l.C.t, •. 7:341 t. ti~il If~, CdM, 8, 7:lSt 10. Cuy
Orincftl, CdM, 7~42. 1.UIS OBISPO -l
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hc 01· f ornia Cullegc bal>cball teant gor oll to • 7·8-1. Lauren Kl$cr, NI, 8, 2;:18; 2.
n c o;ut College m1.n\ ba~· J rO<"ky ~t.ir& us Gol<lcn State Athletic
Conference play began Salurday.
following a 9·2 nonconforcnce setback ut Palomar
Saturday.
M.lrl!K-1 AvUa, NI, 7, 29:38; 3. Jiii
C.u.etty, NI, 7, 30:21; 4. T.awny Mlnn.l,
NI, 7, Ja:47, ' ..... na/w.lk , •••••• , , "11 111 ll'am threw a In~ scare 11110
h • HI) f 1\0rcd Cuc~lJ s.,turJa~
' 1 ht h•!111 L' c.Jropp1ng an 81-78 u1.:·
a 11 111 the lu~l hlund of the
111 ~ 1hf1ll t1i.1 H.cg1llll.1h
f'11 ,11l'S ( 12·1'J), \\lk> \\CIC
I :.'t &h 111 the .':!·te;im tout ·
h.1d :i di.111lC' tu 111. the
The Vanguards dropped a doubleheader at Cal
Uap1l~t. 13-12 in u nl-it1111ng opcnc:r, and 5·3 In
the Sl..'COlld same.
For Con!ll (8-8) Robert Caton doubled in one
run nnd the other came home on u lieldcr's choice
in the ninth.
9·10-t, ~ Raml~l, la Mir.id.a, 10,
20105; Others: 3. Chrltlini tte~l.o, NB, 9,
21:281 4. Keel.in Cuylcr, CdM, 10, 23:33.
11-1 l-I. K.llllin S.mdeno, l .1kC fore,!,
20:3.3.
9·10-1. je01nnlne U.ng. Torrantt, 10,
6:49; l . Tricia Orth, CdM, 10, 6:S2i 3.
Ch.Ji.a Benet, Irvine, 9, 6:S8; ... Bccacy
Cummins, CdM, 9, 7:00; 5. Emily Sh.lft,
Huntington Bcalh, 9, 7;11; 6. 0.lnicllc
C.lrlson, Newport Be;ich, 9, 7:25; 7.
Chrl,tln.\ Rodriguez, C01Jden CrOVt', 91 7:34; 8. Elisa Coirci.11, Los Angeles, 9, 8:07;
9. Adele Koetting. Nc"port 8c.11c~, 10,
8:32; 10. Lesley W.111.lce, Newport Bc.ach,
10, 8:33.
PALOMAR t , OllANOI COAST I
Ounge Coast 000 000 002-2 6 1
P.ilom.Jr 002 lll Ohc-9 l4 0
13·15-1. 101mtt S".lrbcrg, CdM, 15,
18:42; Olhers: 4. Jenni Bl01ir, NB, 14,
19:46.
, n 11 th1.· h11111.;t , hut I\ tune
$CC (4•9 ovcr:.ill) SCell\cd to huvc the firM g!l nlC
\\Cll in hand after a fivc-1 un ci~hth gave th e V•m·
gu>1rds an J 1-8 lead. llut lcft·handcd :,tarter kif
lkc'-.h:y, who endured his rockici.t out1f\g ol the
~c;1 on, :1110\\ cd l\\O run~ in the bottom of the
eighth to tighten the game at 11-10.
Barill~ McDermott lS), Sil\'.J (7) ind Turner, V.Jn01glu~u (6);
Ste\Urt, Soto (9) .md C.1m.1cho, 81.>h (9). W-Stew.irt, 1·2.
L-Barill.i, 0·4. 28-C.Jton (OCO, Mulli&.1n (P) l. ttR-W.Jll<er
(P).
16· 18-1. Stacy 81.lCl.m.in, South
WellOce, MA. 17, 21:09. IJI •If I With SCC'l> Uf)CC Primm on io rdid, the Ulnc·
c1i. (8·3) pu\hcd ovrr the t)'11lg 1un in th e bottom
of t he ninth. fhe Ynngu:m Js countcrc<l wi&h a run
in thc top of the 10th, but with t\\O out~ in &he
bollom uf the lOth. bacJ...-to-back two-out homers
by S)'dncy Jackson and Ul)an Mullings \1ro11 11 for
Cal U:iptist.
19·24-1. Traci Goodrich, CO)l.l Mes;a,
24, 18:07; Others: 4. ~slic Moort>, Cosl.1
Mes.:a, 21, 20:30.
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l .. d • .i 1-J•), .at i111~·1111i,.,ion.
(h I... had b~·cn in fl\1nt b'r a~
' C\CU p1Hn1<-m the open·
11n 10 t f the: g.111!-4'. In the
.. al!, ILl' Par.lie' ~t 1H:d
I lllh th.:11 ) l'I lead \\1th
Ill l\lllllltC' Ill pl.I}
l> 1 m111 ,\1111 hh:\ 'corcJ
.111d lt.111li:d dll\\n I.'.\ re·
h1£h' in hut h de-
l·or SCC, Ryan Seidel wa~ 5 fo r 10 in the do u-
bh.:h~•1Jcr, hitting home runs in each of 1he games.
Ne,\pon Harbor High product Urc11 lllbt:i haJ a
i>:ur ol Rl31 \\ ith a double in th e opener.
CAL BAPTIST 13, SOCAL COLLEGI 1 2
first game
KlrlcWood sets two school recaNI
PASADENA -Jen Ki1kwood set
school records in the long juQ'lp nnd
triple jump lo highlight efforts by
Southern California College nthletes at
-(, ,.
the C:il Tech lnvitational tr:ick an<l field
Saturday.
A look. at how the SCC performers fared :
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event
100-Chris Chap01rro, 11.60, fourth; Joe Bluer, 11.98, si~th.
200-Chap3rro, 23.51, second; Bl.uer, 24.93, fourth.
25·29-1. IC.lthlccn Smith, Aliso Viejo,
28, 15:47.
30•34 -1. Chel") I Ev.1ns, l~ine, 32,
18:50; Othcm l . Di.Jne Cillcs, NC\\port
Be.idl, 34, '9:03.
3S·39-1. Y.iyol Uu, Irvine, 37, 18:30 .
40-44-1. Trudy b rbr.iy, Huntington
BeKh, 40, 21 :56; Others; 1. 801rb~r01
Br.i\\ner, CdM, 40, 21:13.
.iS-49-1, Debbie Joimleson, Huntington
Bex:h, 45, 18:49; Others: l. Susana
Oorfmoin, 801lbo.l Island, 45, 20:23; 4.
Cheryl Svensson, CdM, 47, 23:35.
50·59-1. Di0t1y Shryodc, CdM, SO,
1 ·•II• rvn/welk (f•••I~,
9 -10-1. Michelle All.ins, Newport
Beach, 6, 7:13; 2. J.lryn Koiw.at11, Newport
8cu h, 8, ?:36; 3. hi• JOlhangiri, N~port
Bnch, 8, 7:37• 4. Angeline HiMln01, CdM,
8, 7:56; S. M3bl'I MeJ1&, St.lnlon, 8, 71S8;
6. klnlle Kr.lmer, N~rt Beach, 8, 7:59;
7. Brcnn01 Smith, Newport Be.lch, 7, 8:18;
8, Whitney Weidnu, Newport 8e.11Ch, 8,
8:22; 9. !Ulie Albright, CdM, 8, 8:22; 1 O.
IC.ltic Lange, Newport BC.lch, 7, 8:29. •
'A-•ll• rvn/welk t••I•,
6·under-1. Brandon Tagudaf, 6, 3:25;
CUC.STA 8 1, ORANGE COAST 78
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ioCal College 030 201 OSO 1 -12 14 4
l:al UJpfol 310 400 021 2-13 q 5
Bl.>ck ey, Primm (9) and Dekker; Jacobson, M eyers (8) .lnd
400-0.ln P.ilrncr, 54.43, fifth. 800-Wes Hinson, 2:04.36,
sil(th; Tim H.lrdin, 2:08.28, 10th. 1,500-Hinson, 4:09.56,
third. 5,000-Jon Bischop, 16:26.8, third, 10,000-Tim lbrdin,
34:47.9, second. t ,600 rel.iy (lfinson, P.llmcr, Bluer,
Choiparro), 3:38.71, second.
21 :39; ,2. M.lrda M01rtyn, CdM, 56, 23:26;
l . N.lnd01 fi~cher, Newport, 56, 25:12; 4.
Winnie Rich, Costa Meu, 58, 25:12.
60·69-1. Jean MJC~el, NB, 6S, 27:48.
70-ovcr-1. Lois Edds, Tustin, 74, 26:50.
2. Shane Le01ch, Irvine, 6, 3:26; 3. It. J.
Duernbcrgcr, Cost01 Mesa, 6, 3:53; 4. S.im
Stafford, CdM, 6, 3:54; 5. J.iclc Turner,
Newport Co01st, 6, 3:56; 6. Aleic.lnder
Scholnick, CdM, 6. 3:58; 7. Nicholas
Del.lno, Newp011 Be3ch, 6, 4:00; 8.
Connor Wh01len, S, 4:03; 9. Louis Bioche,
Newport 8e01ch, 6, 4:05; 10. J01cob
l emmcrm;in, CdM, 5, 4:06. ·~ II , .• •11
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PUBLIC NOTICES
>01\ns . W-Mcyers, 2·0. L-Primm, 1·1. 20-Sc11<ell (SCC),
' IJgel 1,SCC), 1 lllslA (SCC), Doli.u (SCC), OcU cr (SCC). Singer
1<.B), [M1<hs (CB). tlR-S.eidel (SCC), Jackson (CU). Mullings
1< :8), S 1ng~ (CB).
C. IU. B APTIST 5, SOCAL COLLIGI 3
SNond game
S11CJI ( ollegc 200 000 1 -3 8 1
C.1 B.>1th1 023 00<> ll-S 7 0
'J.ikcr Primm (3) .ind Cr.lssc, Le\ ill; Crullm.lchc and
S.1lhm.1 l. W-Cruumachc, 3·1. l -B.lker, 0·1. 28 -Nol.:in 1~·-CJ. 1 1R-Scidl"l ISCC), Sc"ell 1SCC), Allv..liji tCU), Mulling~
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WOMEN
100-Dorella Molina. 14.93, fourth. 200-Molina, 30.22,
fourth. 400-Aimcc 8uAm.:in, 1:04.18, foutth. 800-Crin
Cul\er, 2:36.96, fil\h; K.lrisl Arce, 2:44.0S, eighth.
l ,SOO-Nik« Pool, 5:04.15, second; C.Jren Anderson, 5:12.11 ,
fourth. 3,000-llclth~ S.llhbury, 11 :03, scrond; 0.lrlcnt
Pruitt, 11 : 11, third. 1,600 rcl.iy-(J)uAm,10, Culver, Anderson,
P.ool), 4:15.3 (school rl.'COrd), fir)t, llJ-Jen Kirl."ood, 4.9y,,
fourth. lJ -Kirl.\\oc>d, 14·6 (school record), si\lh,
l J-KiA1\ood, 30-1 H~ (school record), si.\th.
1 ·•die run/walk (••I•)
9·10-1. Kai Rosend.lhl, Irvine, 9, 6:t 5;
2. Tommy M.irkcl, NC\l<port Be01ch, 10,
6:19; 3. Scrjio VivJ.r, Cosl.1 McsJ, 10, 6:30;
4, Ry.to Shook, NC\\port Beach, 9, 6:41 ; s.
Ry.:in Vuqucz., Riverside, 9, 6:43; 6.
Timothy Tidv.cll, bke rorc~t. 10, 6:46; 7.
Jerilt Th.l)'er, 8Jlb001 lsl;ind, 8, 6:S9; 8 . .lli
KattJn, Ncv.1>0rt Bc.:ich, 9, 7:00; 9. Jord.in
Broel.clschcn, Cd. .. i , rn, 7:08; tO. ShJun
M.lguire, Cd\~, 9, 7;()9,
'!J·lftlle run/walk (feMale)
9·10-1. Ayn l l'.ltn, Pl.icenl i.J, 3:32; 2.
llc.ithcr Weir, S.lnla An.:i, 6, 3:42; 3. Allie
jc((erson, 6, 3:51; 4. S.Jbrio01 Carci.l. 6,
~:O~; S. C011rln.i Corr.lies, Costa Mes~
4:06; 6. Andrea W.1ytc, Cost.l Men, 4:13;
7. Erin f.lrrell, 6, 4:15; 8. Am.Jnd.i Billing,,
Cd.\\, 6, ~:1 7; 9. l'-ichole Sl)l.hous,
Ne1\porl Beach, 6, 4:19; 10. Monic.l.
Robles, 5, 4:20.
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PARCEL I : WE LLS, TUNNELS ANO fault and Oemand for Sale. COURT tlngton St., lrvlne. CA FICTITIOOSI USINHS CREDITOR or a contin-F'UBLIC NOTICE UNIT NO. 87, IN THE CITY St11 \fTS UNDER ANO BE· and written nollce ot de-Nohe• is hereby given AZzA 92720 MAME STATEMENT gent creditor of the
OF NEWPOAr BEACH, t•EI <TH OR BEYOND THE fault and of elecllon lo that the undersigned Wiii FRU~I UNO~S ey. This business IS COO· The loloWing person($) deceHed vou mu1t file
time Thi tlllnQ ot lllls S\atlmtnt
does not ol ltseft aulhorta tTlt
use In tilts state of a flctillous
BusJness Name in Ylola1lon ot
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_N_O_T_IC_£_0_F ___ ,COUNTY OF ORANGE. E > TER I 0 R L I MIT s cause \he undersigned to be sold at Public Auctson press OIOI UM, wpoft ducted by: an lndlllidual IS/are dOlllg l>ltstnm .as ASIAM your claim with the ~ llUS TCE'S SALE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 11 E: A EO F, AND TO sell H id property to satisfy on MONDAY, MARCH t3, Beach. CA 92660 The reglstrant(s) com· RAOtNG ' DEVELOPMENT court and meil 8 copy to -s t4o. E2t3212 AS SHOWN ANO OE· RE )Rlll, RETUNNEL. Said obllQOllOnS, and lhOtO· 1995 10.00 AM .. KELLY & Pvbllsl\od Newport monced to transact busi· 26562 Sierra Vista M1SS1on thepe11onelre flHnt•·
SClllBEO IN THE CONDO. EC! JIP, MAINTAIN, R~-alter tlio underslgrtOd KAflL JACKSON. K.E. AUC. Boach·Coste Mesa Dally noss under the Flct1t1ous Viejo CA 92692 • Ir\ 1 b
QI' Un11 Code E t."NIUM Pl,6N RECORDED PPI t, DEEPEN AND OPEA· caused said no11ce ol do· TION SERVICE, P.O. BOX Pilot February 13 20 27 Business Name(s) listed ~ll y HSIU"" ~SN 645• ltve etppo lttehi Yf the Lo;oin No ON AUGUST 07, t986 AS AH ANY SUCH WELLS OR laull and ol olochon to be 825. RIALTO CA .• 92377, ' ' • abo'fe on: n/a "" cour W t'I our 1 1c 13 t TOAc:Lll INSTRUMENT NO. ~& Mt/. ES, WITHOUT, HOW· Rotordod November 16, 909·873·0744, AUCTION March 6• 1995· Robert Darvish .. 3-3160), 26562 S Ila VISll month1 fro!'\'\ the date mt t111ng •
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I IV•< l Ct'.>M· nECOnos OF SAjD Dll LL. MINE, EXPLORE &66212 In Book Page ol ALLSPACE • COS.TA PUILICNOTICE With the County Clerk ol Th~C)~~lll~SS IS conducted lette.rt •• provided in
Newport Beacll·Costa tMsa
CN29S380 Feb 20,27, Mat 6.13,
1995 ,t ; y "°pc.mlCKJ COUNTY ( CONDOMINI M Atl ) OPERATE THROl,JGH 011iclal Records In lhe Of· MESA. 1535 NEWPORT Orange County on Febru· ~n IStr ·~~ I I ...,. H ct1on 9 100 of the
1 0 IQlluwing PL.AN ) n F. StlRFACE OR THE lite of tho rocordor of Or· BL.VO., COSTA MESA. CA cna 1245157 ary 3, 1995 I eg ..,... anl> as n11 ye,. wvwUhn Californie Probate Code. PlJBtlC NOTICe • 1 1 1rus1 PARCCL 2. UI' PER 500 FEET OF THE 1ng11 County; 92627 Flctltloua Fl3Sf 12 lo rans ..... , usiness unuer I • The tinut lor tiling
l .. T PUBLIC AN UNDIVIDED 0 E SU 3SUAFACE OF THE Said Sale of proper1y Will At 29, SALL y NAVA. Bu•IMH Naft\4t Published Newp9rt Bea<;h· tlClll•OUS business name or ch1ime Wtll not upite fHe Ne."'""
..,...._ _ _... O llli!-l1o1•1 IORT\'.EIGftTH (l.AS.THl 1..t.-•JD tiEREINASCWE-OE· be made I" "as 1a" condi· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS-C t M O II p I t ll'Sted herein bttlore four months flCTillOUS IUSMSS i O n ~OR CASH INTEREST AS A TENANT SC nlBEO, -'S RESERVED !Ion without covenant or A132, DOUGLAS DEN· St atement os a esa a y 1 o IGNED ALEXY HSIUNG lrom the hoaung dete MAME TUR
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• , 1 J , r lhtt UO!lud INTEREST IN ANO TO THE A MICHIGAN CORPORA· plied, regarding title pos· ITEMS domg buslneu as: # 20, 1995. the County Clerk ol ORANGE YOU MAY EXAM· ls/alt doing buslntn as
i'lorihe cashl'r!COM'MON AREAOFLOTSTll )N, I N DEED RE·sesslon.orencumbrances, A203, ROSERT ADKINS, WESTERN CAL MORT· m untyonJanuaiy 231995 lNEthelileltetb the SANDWICH ClUB & OE
ur ulhor 1.hocks 5, 6. A.NO 7 OF TRACT NO. CC ROEO JULY 02. t968 IN 10 pay the remaining pnncl· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS GAGE W.11TE0D PARSTNER· PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE·ThlS f'ICbllOus Name court. If you !:. 9Y per· 14311 NtwportAW . TllSIJn, ci'· n C1• I Codo Sec 12306. AS PER MAP FILEO ec OK 8648, PAGE 708. pal sum ol \he OOIO(S) le· A235, JUSTIN BUCC(, SHIP. 1100 uai'\ lrHl, IBment tltPlftS ltve yurs eon lnt•rHted In th -':f w 688 • 9' 111 (payab o 1n fu1. IN BOOK ~53, PAGES 28 O! FICIAL RECORDS. cured by H•d deed ot HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ' Suite 200, Newport Beat h, CALIF. BUILDING UC. 8-rom the elate II W3S ltled 111 tile Htete • 'iou may tt1% ,41 7~ ~~ CA 1 Younger.
1 e c,t u e lo T 0 THROUGl1 31, INCLUSIVE. -ARCEL 3: -Trust, W1\h lnterosl as tn A.253, ALLEN WILCOX. CA 92660 c 4967« HAS BEEN AND IS Ila ol l!lt County CWk A new with the court e formal . TiiloS· busln\ss ls conducttd CornpartyJ all 11gh1 OF MISCELLANEOUS 1 HE EXCLUSIVE EASE· said note PfOV1ded, Id· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Western al Mof1g1ge, THE SOLE p R (). bl!Ous Business Name SUI.I· Re uut for S 1tclal ~ ildMd II
•; ll d 1n•clfc'>I conveyed MAPS RECORDS OF SAID t 1 ~TS DESIGNATED ANO 11ancos, U any, undtf the A294, CURT KEIDSER, LP. a Nev~da ~mittcl Part· PRIElORSHIP OF KURT A. ent must be llllO betore 111&1 No~ee of the filini/ot an ;'f9h1rari¥ has not yet begun
1 II no 1 hod by 1tCOUNTY.ASSUCH TERMI >SIGNED AS ''RE· terms of said Deed olHOUSEHOLDITEMS n9fSh1p, 58 outhfast·HEJSEYSINCE1986 eThet~tnOOllllfSstai.ement · nd 'al It i..--. derlht llol $1:1 d 0 Gd ol Tru" "' IS O(F1r.EO IN THE AR-~ T RIC TE 0 COMMON Trust. toes. charoes and A339, GAi v. FAABEN· em Avenue, La• Vegas, Ne· p ubll shed New POI I oes not ol ltSelt 111t11or1Zt "" m,v•n1,0r,v • ~pr•aoJ 0 IMld .,,._._. un
rop 1y t•erena"or de· TICLE ENTITLED "OEFINI· 1.11EA ON THE CONOO· expenses ol the Trustoe BLOOM, HOUSEtH>LD valdla89b1 191 I Btacl\-Cost.a Mesa Oa•IY 11'1 llllS state ol' Fltb~: ••~·ti 91118 9 or t ~ .. ~ Mfnt Or fl(j~ TIONS OF THE OEClAAA· t' NIU~ PlAN REFERRED end of th• trusts Ctealed ITEMS h s us OH S • con-PllOI February 27 28 Sfless Name Ill violal>On ol nv pe I on l?' KCOl;Jn
11\U"TO TION OF COVENANTS. i :l IN PARCEL 1 ABOVE. by said Deed Of Trust. A398. JEFFERY MILLER. ductod by: a llm1ted p81t· March 1 2. 3. 1995. • • rignts of anotller under .. provided In •.eclt<?n s~ISOS!.~,wnt ~ , ...........
LI CONDITIONS AND RE· A tlO AS APPURTENANT Said sale will be held on: HOUSEHO\.O ITEMS rnt1$hlp ' TH751 edtla4 Stall 0< common law 1250 of 1he Cehforrwe ,._., .._ ..,. ....,,
STAICTIONS DESCRIBED T 0 THE ABOVE DE· March 20, t995, at 3'00 A429, KENDRA DEE Al· The reglslrant(s) com· See Stciion 14400 et seq Probet\ Code. A f'.\e the Coun~ C .. rll ot ORANGE n~ SUBJECT TO BELOW ~ C,RtBED PARCELS 1 .AND pm on the 1ron1 stops 10 CORN, HO lJ SE HO LO menced to transact busl· PUBLIC NOTICE llSiness and Piolessiol)s quea1 .for Sp•c111I Nottco Couoty on tbfuary H , 1995 · (THE "OECj.ARATION '), ~ . 1he entrance of lh• Orange ITEMS ness under lhe F1et1tious odel form 11 ev .. 1~• from NOTIC{·Thls flctl!Sous N1mt
EXCEPTING THEREFROM PAACEL4 C1v1c Center. 300 E Cl'\ap-8117, DARRELl.JCASEY Business Name(s) hsled fileMl.FU7541 itstFihng the court clerk. S11taomllin~lda~?-''~ ~ .. .!'!!
E c<CLUSlllE EASEMENTS EASEMENTS AS SET man, 01ange, CA MAITHEWS, HOUSEHOLD above on: 2·\.9S FtcmlOUS IUMIEM Ne 11 8eacll Co Mes Attomel tor hlitionef: ,.,. .. "' ~ ,._."' ,. ... DF.SICNATEO AS ··RE· : .JRTH IN THE SECTIONS Al lhe limo ol lhe ln111al ITEMS Western Cal Mortgage, IWllESTATEMHfT Nnsg~3 F 20 27
5't · 6 a 3 Wayne • Caeey Otllce Ol Ille COU"l'f Clerk A new
STRtCTEO COMMON ENTITLED ·cERTAIN pubhcauon ol l hls nottce. Bl.30, ARNOLD KIM, LP .. E.RobertBerends,Jr. The tollowing person(s) e~!l9S at 1 Mwc:H.Nd\•• flctitklusBuslness Namt Stale·
AnEAS ON THE CONDO. I .ASEMENTS FOR OWN· the 10131 amount or the Un· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS This Slatomont was filed !$/are doing l>USilless as DON c-y. ~· ment most bt flied before that
MIMUM PL.AN ANO RE· I .RS · ANO "SUPPORT. pal~ b.llanco ol lhe obhga. 81 39. MERILEE DANIELS. w11h tt'lo County Clerk ol RAMON'S MEXICAN RESTAU· PUBLIC NOTICE 3 200 Par\ c.nter ~ tkTle Thi llllllQ ol lll!Ssta .. mtnl du SlRVED lO UNITS FOR >EnLEMENT AND EN· 11on socured by lho above HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Orange County on Febru· RA.NT 16961 GoldenwestSlreet 10th R -does nol ol ltsett aultiOlll't 1111
1 HE USE OF AIR CONDI· .;AOACHMENT" OF THE desc11bod docd ot tl\JSl 8'1 52. JEFF HEN DEASON. ary 3, 1995 H11n11no1on 8e1Ch CA 9264 7 CNS ""' 102 Costa llih-e CA use 'In. !Ills Stile ol. a flclnlOUs
-------TIONlr~G PADS, DECKS. ARTICLE ENTITLE 0 and eS11matOd costs, U · tiOUSEHOLD ITEMS Fl38037 Raymond Gutierrez 5562 9 28 Z• ' Busl!ltss Name In Ylol.tllon 01
l:NTRIES STAIRWAYS. 'EASEMENTS'' OF THE ponses, end advances, It 8 182, l.ISA. HAYES· Published Newport Beach· Mossvale Circle Huntington NOT9CE Of o2/2" 02127 Ol/OJ tTle rlgllts ol anotllef undtr
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STORAGE AREAS, ANO DECLARATION. $188,79831 WHITE, HOUSEHOLD Cos11 Mesa Daily Pilot Seacn CA92649 PETITION TO ' · ' hderal. Sllte.·Of' common law
PATIOS. PARCELS: It ts possible that at tho ITEMS February t3 20 21 Mnrch Opl\tha Guuenez. 5562 AOMWISTER PUBLIC NOTIC! (See Section 1••00 et seq . ALSO EXCEPTING EASEMENTS AS SE T hme or sale the opening B220, ARNOLD KIM. 6 1995 ' ' ' Mossv.tle Crrele HIJnbnglon ESTATE OF· CLAmE Business and Protenlons
rnrnEFROM ALL OIL. OIL FORTH tN THE SECTION bid may be ten tbo.n ma liOUSEHOU> ITEMS ~ · 7 0 Beatll CA 926.-r-J WISDOM AKA FMa Ne flMt H Codtl RIGt1TS. MINtAALS. MIN-E~:ffTtEO °'MEMBERS' total indebtedness duo. 6339. NEWPORT ENOON· m 4 This busmess 15 conducted • . IU first flllng
rnAL RIGHTS, NATURAL RIGHT OF ENJOYMENr' Date: 2/21/95 TIC GRP.. HOUSEHOLD PUBLIC NOTICE l>Y husband & wile P~~::~ Fl~~~lan:':t11 H~OW AMERtCACORl'OM · ~l~~rs NtNTDU~~ERG~~ ~~LE1H~Rl~~~kC'oE,,~~: By T .O. SERVI CE IT~~ MICHAEL MACH· Reg1Stranthas no1ye11>egun CASENO Al,6763 Tiit l0Qowi119 person(s) TION .. COMPANY, a• ••Id • cn•1249291 10 tiansac1 busl!ltsS unaer lt1t • "'-, IS/ale dOlnQ t>u lnUs as BOJ\· 9121GlrdfnGlowBl't'd ~g~~:~B~~tt\~g~~' ~~~~. OF THE DEC· TruatH, G~·ti'bt~~L~~1~~~. Fictitious 1Ct11JOUS buStneSS name OI ciari!~. ·~,~::::~.~e~~~: RH Ll"S RE~AURANT 10111 Su1'120l
n1AT MAY BE WITHIN or YOU ARE IN DEFAULT By Diane Erickson, MD, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS BuslnHI Name s~l~te:A~~O GUTlER· ltngent creditors, and Taltltlt Avtn • founlm Vallett Ne &w=CMP· CA:'
UNDER THE PARCEL Of UNDER A OEED OF TRUST Aulatant Secretary, B4 50, MIKE KASPAR, Statement REZ OPttELIAGUTl£RREZ person• w ho m ay other CA!~~ 0 _ l • ,._ CH~\3197j~= 20.2( LAt~o HEREINA60VE DE DATED 2/11/88 UNLESS 1750 E. 4th St., Ste. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Th• lollow1ng ~rsons Ill wise be inter• tad In ""'" ~tauran " ,,.,_ SCR IBED. TOGETHEI YOU TAKE ACTION TO 700, Santa Ane, CA 8480. WIUARO BUTlER, doing busineu as: BEST Th1Sslatemtnl Wi1S lt1edwilh the will or est~te or lornta CorpoiallOn. 2235 Data .._6,13,t995
WITH THE PERPETUAL 'PROTECT YOUR PROP· 92705 (n4) 543•8372 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ONE HORIZONS, t 100 ltle Coun~ Cleek ol ORANGE both ok CLAIRE' J Olaf Olive. Randlo P.ic>s Vtrdt. PUBLIC NOTICE ~gH~X~~a°A~~'c51~~i> ~~: !"~~G~JA~. S~L~t~ IF AVAILABLE, THE H~~~Ho~li~e.ls A 1 NE• ~=~'~!~h~c'!.to~ ou;~:~u~IS'%~~s~.ame WISDOM. AKA CLAIRE CA ~~l~lntts ts conducted flle Mo. Ft31tl7
ER ATING THEREFORE NEED AN EXP~ATION EXPECTED OPENINO C293. OAVIO BARNETT, 92660 St.alemenl UPlf~ llVfl years J . PATTERSON byaCOfl)Ofellon At~O REMOVING THF IOF THE NATURE OF THE BID MAY BE OBTAINED HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Bott One Real Estate. inc. rom ttte ~re 11 was liled in me A PETITION hH fltolstrant Ns not yet 1>e9un fl=::A~:S ..
SAME FROM SAID LANO PROCEEDING AGAINST BY CALLINO THE FOL• Publlshed Newport (Callforma), ttOO Oua1I llaoltneCounty Clerlt Ane'll ~l~OJ~dA.~~ ~8Jf~ to tansac1 llumess undtr flt Tiie . t~Wlng person(s) <"'"''"1.,v • Mc.rtuary OR AN'f OTHER I.ANO, IN· YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· LOWING TELEPHONE Beach.Cosla Mesa Daily Street, Sutt• 200, Newpor1 IC1lllOUS Busmess Name St.ale CLOVER • h S • fictitious bUSMs 1111n1 Ot lsl¥t doing btnlnm as •
t••r..t • Cremal°'Y CLUD1t~G THE RIGHT TC1 TACT A LAWYER. NUMBERS ON THE Pilot f ebfuaty 20, 27, 1995. Beach, CA 92660 ment must bt fried before trial "'1 e upertor 1\11'1\Hllsltdlleftln GOU){ Cill ""00 r.a1:1l1<; v-l><h~ \'.H1PSlOCI( OR DIREC 120 CORSICA DR .• NEW· DAY 8 EFOAE THE m74S This business ,, con-time Tiit ltl<llQ ol ttus st.attment Court of C11ltforn1e, SIGNED BORRELLI RESTAU S{RV\C~S ci8~~E h~r~~
1'/f!'W110tl DHch T ION All\' DRILL ANC PORT BEACH, CA , · ducted by: a CCfPOfl llon oes not or l!Stll a1tlllor.a Ille County of Orange, RANT A CIMl0<nla Corl)Ofdon • "'•~
M4-'11IO MINE FROM LANDS "(It a slrMt addreu or SALET.Al7C14401,,.4787~~C&90 PUBLIC NOTICE The registrant(•) com-se 111 IM St.ale 01 a F1tlll10us THE PETITION re 9y tarloG 8orrell,PrHkltnt · A~~~~13.~.CA927C05
OT HER THAN THOSE common designation of • • menced to bansacl busl· Blls1ness Name In violallon ol quest• that JOYCE This sta•ment was filed -11h .,_...,.,,, .......,p13nee Ol'po
HEREIN AB 0 VE DE p1opotty 1t shown ebovo, Publtshed Newport SUPERIOR COURT ness under tile Flchhou1 Ille nghlS of another under WISDOM ANO SUSAN 1M County Cllfk of ORANGE ration. a Noilll ~Ollna Corpo· PIERCE lllOTIE•S SCRIBED. OIL OR GAS no watranty Is given as to Beach·Cos11 Mesa Dally OF CALIFORNIA, Business Name(s) ll11td elleral Stall or common law CLOVER be appointed county on J'ebruary 14. 1995 ~=·G 2'2S SouOI Holden I Ell lllOlDWAf WELLS, TUNNELS, ANC its compte1enoss or cor· Pilot JanuDry 27, Marc.I\ 6, COUNTY OF ORANGE l\boVI on: 2-6-95 (Set Secbon 14400 el seq H personel re1;>reHnta· NOflct·lhts fk:tltlous NM!t Thia 1:,n~o.15Nv27~t7
Mortuary * Chapel Sl1AFTS INTO THROUGt-rectriess)." The benoliclary 13, 1995. 341 Th• City Drive Bost On• Reol Estalt Inc., Bus111en and Protess1ons tive to admin11tor the Sta1emen1 t•l>lrts tM years...,. s • ..,n ~n octed
OR ACROSS THE SUB· under said 0Hd of Trust. m752 Poat Office E. Rober1 Borenda, Jr. COde) e1t11te of the decedent. from lht da• It was filed In ltlt vr 1 CO!porillon
Cremation SURFACE OF THE LANO by reason of a breach or Box 14 171 Thi• s111omen1 was tiled Flm ftlmg THE PETITION re Ottlce of tilt county Cltr-A new Rtgisllant has nol ytl begun
110Broadwtl'I' HERE I NABOVE OE· default In the obligations RENT Orang• CA with the County Cletk ol OISCOVERYfSCROWCOM·quosts the decedent's flctillOus8uslness NameStalt·tolfanuetbuslntssunllftrtne
Coate MH• SCRIBED. AND TO BOT· secured thereby, here10-92813.1571 Orange County on Febru· PAMY WILL and codicil•, <If merit musl be lflld btlort Illa llttllious l>ltslnm name OI
141 I 1IO TO M s UC H W HI p. lore exoculed and del1v-ary 16, 1995 '"' Cent1r Aw Sit 440 •nv be edmitted to ttme Tnt llflnQ Ol lh~ sta11m1n1 n11MS lls\ed neretn , l
• STOCKCD OR DIREC-ered lo lhe undersigned a through classified IN T HE MATTER OF • Fl37258 Huntlflglon lJHc/I CA9264 probete. The WILL end does not ol tlself 1Ult\Olll9 tne SIGN£0 OAl(WOOO ACCtP· I T HE P ETITION TO Publi5hod Newpon Bench· Newport lluch·CosU Mesa eny codicils are aveil use In !his St.Ill ol ' Flclll!Ous TANCE CORPORATION. 8y A .-.---------'----------' g~~C:,~ T ~=~ivroAu~ Colla Meea Onlly P1101 CN297160 17041/MW Feb 27 able for uamln.a1ion In lllJslntss Nam• In Violation ol s"'f'tits ~=in~':as~o .tlh S L~ J:ZNi(~ Februaty 27, Match 8, 13. Mar 6 13 20. 1995 the •Me kept by the ltle r!Qhts of anollltr ondtr the County CIMll 01 ORAHrr PETITIONE R FRUMI 20 1995 court Fedela[ Stall or common t ""' . r AZZALINO • • m7~ PUBLIC NOTICE THE PETITION re• (Se• Secilon' t .. 400 ., $IQ . Cou~~:;..:;n~9?.seme
CASE NUMBER PUBLIC NOTICE Fiie "'· FU7Mt qua~tl! eutlloritv to Business ana Prolesslons !:taiement tlP!rts five years A171873 IU'*E edmin1a1er the ettete Code) ftom ltlt d&et It was hied 1n flt
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ORDER TO SHOW Flfil!!.:~AT£•WT IS under the Independent First ring 01ftce ol 119 County Cid A f'ltW
CAUSE FOR CHANGE Fictitious -. Adminittratton of E• DISCOftlff £satOW COM· ftcotlous 8us1nt$t Name S....
0 ,. NAME Buslnes.a Name lnt lolowtng l>tfSOf\(s tetea Ac t. (Tht1 authori· 'llltf ment must be llld btfor• lhet
PETITIONER(S) FRUMI S1atement :r-~Olllil~= i:on'!U~o ty will ellow the per eon· llll c.nltf hi, S1t 44 time The lflnQ of tt1S l1atlnleftt
AZZALINO HAS/HAVE d The l~OWlng petsont 811 (ll4) S2l l963 77~ l ow al repr11entative to 1elte Ht111lfn0totl lucll, CA 9 does not ol W lllllofll't lie
BUS/NESS?'? • • • • • • • • • • • • •
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' 1111110tmrr fl nnu servir:t noru amilabk to nt'W b. "1int:s:sa.
We w1U now SF.ARCH the 1111mrforyuua1 no , <:xtra chargr, a"'1saveyou the
nmr mid the trip to the Court Ho1tse in Santa Ant.'· Thm. of rouN, ~the search
1s mmplerrd t~ uriU fik your fictitious bu.tin.as nan 1e stat<Tnmt with th~ Cmmry
f "Jt'llt, puh/ish onre 11 wrv.ft for four weeks as rttJUin J by !Aw and Ihm file J<l''r proqf
r{puh!irttnon tvith tlH' County C!n-k. 0
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IJ,,y \t. ( <1ft.L1 Mt:SJ. If you otnnQI m>p b]. plmse ot '1 us '11 (714) 642432 I and wt
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l/Yt'" J/"'11/d hat't any farthtr qutstzlJ1lS. p~ .. tt1/ us and wt will be morr thtm
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FILED A PETITION FOR AN si~TH 'Cci:~r~K.ET C"cte ~ 11¥11 CA 90620 many action• without Ntwpolt lleach·Cosll Mesa use In Ills Stall of • flcdous
ORDER TO CHANGE I • Jolln J.1mts Gand Socia obt .. ning court approv-a.21797317024.MWfel> Bustneu Harne In~ OI
NAMES FROM FRUMI AZ.-~~i. 5~:3.Ed~'~:,/:~ S.CUrtl'f No ~7 !>6 &487 1704 ... Before tekin(I certeln 2027.¥ar6.13.1995 flt r1Qhls OI anofltr under ~c~t':. °e~Ro FA UM 1 Beach, CA 92649 g Lotus encte ~•na Puk very important action•. fedefl/. sea.-. or common laW
11 1 h8f by ordered chat Stoll Olly, 16761 View· 90620 however, the P•!•onal PUBLIC NOTICE (See Slctioll U400 et seq .
all :.,~ lnteresttel In Polflt Ln '295, Huntington £4Wald Gane St . S repr'!1entet1v4! wall be 9ostneu end Pro!Mstons
this m<illOf appear WIOfe Beoch, CA 92647 Seamty No ~9-52·2639 433 re~red to give not ce file•· Ftilttl Codel
this court In Departmenl ~ Zyla, 18761 Vll#PQlnt Rollfn OrM u Palma to 1nterHted per1on1 flCTRIOUI IUlllHS Arsl flng
No 703 ot the Orange Ln. 12115, Huntington 90623 . unleu th•v h•v • IWIEITATfMEMT """°'tlucft-CostaMtu eoUnty Supe11or Court 11 Beach, CA 92647 This l>UslneSt IS conoucte waived notice or con· Thi IOlowtng f)frson(s) CN29t99317S1000Feb20 27.
tM address shown above Th11 buslnesa 11 con· by a 99neral partnerShlC) Hnted to th• propoted ls/Ire dofno ~slntn IS 808 Mar 6, 13, 1995
on 4/4, 1995, et 2·00 ducttel by: • general Pitt· Regrstrant nas not yet 1>e9un action.) Th• ind•p•n· HERRING & ASSOCIATES, PO 1----------
o'clock 1).m., and then and nersh1p 10 11anS11C1 11us111ess undt< dent edml n1atratlon 8oJI 5938 Galdell Grow, ~
there show cause, if any Registrant has nol yet llCllllOus buslflt$S name o authority will be granted 92645 I 11MO Wlsltfn Ave •
they have, wl\y the pe11tton beQun to ltansact buslneu nam4S Idled ht!tln unleH en lntefHted Stan Ion. CA 90880
IOI Ch31'1Qt ol name shOuld under toe tictltloue name(s) SIGNED JOHN J GANCI ED pereon f)I .. en objection AOCleflfOQtM Herting, 6611
not be g1arited. llsled above. WARD GANCI to the pelitlon end Mtllony, Glrdtn Glove, CA
1111 rurthtf' Otdered th•t • Scon Daly l h11 l lltementVJ.IS111110 With thow1 good oauH why 92645 copy ol this ousor 10 show This statement wu filed 1t11 County Clerk ol ORANGE th9 court ehould not Mat91111 Alln lllfrlng, 6611
cause be published 1n NB/ o:.•h the c~ty Clftcbr 01 Coun~on ~Dtuary 21, 1995 vrent th• euthoritv ltlony, Galdtn Grove, CA
COSTA MESA DAILY ~ li9S on e "" NOTICE·Tllls Flcllllous A HEARING 0~ the 26 .. 5
PILOT. a ne.w.s~ of 8l'f • Fl:JIUI Stallmtlll uiw .. INt ytat P•titlon will be held on This l>oslntss II conduc'led 1iener•I c1rcuta1lon pµb-fcom !fie ea• 11 was llltd 1n Me ch 23 1995 , hlll&lnd & lflflt
Ii.tied lrt th.IS county, •• PUbtlehed N.-port Beach-IOI 01 lht County Cltfll Ant ' • • lhf reotstrant COITllMllC9d 10
least onee a weejc •or tour Costa Mesa Dally Pilot cooous BusllllSI Natne S&att· 1
1 :4~.';·M,. i~ ~V~ ~~3 trarisact business under flt ~onMCUllveheweeka pttQf to F•bruaty 13, 20, 27, Mlleh mtnl m11st De 1"'4 belOfl 1'11 D~~v • • O ra no• cl flc1lllout t>utin,n n...,,. Of
the dlly oft Maring. 8, Ul95. flint The hl!nQ ol lll•lllllm111 92813·1517 narntt IBIN ltlO¥t Oft J.tnusy
DATE: ,.EB I, 1~ m741 dote not or llMll art11or111 IF YOU o·BJECT TO l , 1995
CommfHleMf "" 1n trt• st.111 ot a fc til!Ous SIGHED llOl(Af l llEllAING Tho111H H. Schulte, "'lllC NOTICE lluSl!lftl Harne In ~iOl.llltOn o tM granting of tM l1 A ._llR'"G
COMMISllONllft OF the 11,1nts ol MIOll'ltll unCltf petition, you 1tioutd Th" t'*"*"t wn Mid wllh
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Don , S2300 utlla. 846-4389 11 11 Outsource your wor<l C 1., 8 a2 1 b m Back Bay View 3Bd + Grundy Rltrs 675-6161 $850. 497·9092 drlnksce7 $800+1/:a t"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 ron1c. 11.1111 cond Full 5,zo headbd &
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It lfttftist .. .,., prtlrft11ct, 2BR 2BA So. of PCH. lease. 545-4855 NB/B•lbo• Pen1n. 1---------Poss1blo $3000 mo & • & board. 645·4589 Contemp 01ning cha11s
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aa.Mlltllc.,,lamllllli&1lu19f $1600. Mark 796·50S2 spacious lower unrt. 18d $725; 28d, flrptace, s475 +dep. 646-4400 1000 Homs to be sold! Gem.12 M·F. no e11.p Houskceping, errands, Danie• Sleeper sofa MB HD: 1 MB ol RAM
•ltieulltltill.•111inltnllonl0 Charmlrig 2Bd tBa ~Br 2Ba, gar. p;ilio, encl gar, gas pd $925. ---------Seo ad undor merch nocoss:irv S8.00 hr trans. a.pp 8~3-0619 & lvaeat 9 mo new e.i... Int modem, 9:imes
... _, Mii ,mt1111u, l11nl· Cottage/scenic prestl· :~~ d$;';·7;'!~7h3~~o6rly PooVSpa 646-6838 Newport Bch • FURN, LIVE UNCENSORED Ask for Milrk 852·0247 NANNY/HOUSEKPER \\ht $500 PIN 631·0675 pJus more. S 150 476-tlltlN~ flscril'Aulaho11." gious Buck Canyon. , LIDO PENINSULA full prlvs, exec twn· 800·558·1129 MOVING !) h 2258 dy. 613·3402 ev
Tiiis 11ws11111er wlll not poor,deck,lrplc:,remod •---------hme, gated, pool, spa 800-890.3505 U .911 min Part ·T 1 mo Pe o PI o Live rn for single * · ~ w •te Brand new 161\1H 286
551·5993 760·1944 Oceanfront·Vrty 4 +2 1 & 2BR booch homes & gym S590 644·8100 10111.1~.a21.a19111· wonted 10 address •a· mother & 7-yr-old gut couches, glass & color PC w Pan:isonrc Uewilltly.cctJtlllfltlwwr1rst· 1-car gar super cln, From $850 to $1300 bots for pay. You hilve in Npt Beach. Must brass 1ablos. '2 bluo 1111at let 1u l 111111 wltkll ls 1n _______ .....__ $2495 per mo. 402 E. 7 t 0 Lido Park Dr NP Crest Shr furn 1 _____ ....____ 0 lypowntor, computer havo xlnt rots & own chairs. Cood shape.
vitlalie111f1111law.Ou11udcrs COSTA MESA 2124 Oceanfront. NB agent 71...,873·8030 3Bd, (one Is ottice) LOST & or good handwllllng car. Engllsh sp1L1k111g CHEAP, 5.l8·78·18
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..... ,,_,._.., '8sls.. .. com-pright & cln.' N/smok: c~mm 2 blks to ocn. 738 Tu1lln Ave, 642-7658 ON THE SAND-NB Found In Bol:a Chica 2 days· Tnur1Frt, early MERCHANDISE speakers. Llk11 now \.. to system 7, 4 MB of ~1Ullcm"nllliell.UllKUD N/Pets. S'117'5 722·1661 Unlurn $1750, furn NPT HTS 21R 2•• 1"25 Prof to shr 2Br 2Ba We11~nds. Call 846-morn. $1 5 hr, c:all for •••••••••! s tands $450 p;i11. Oak RAM. O"er Sl,000 ot 1'11·••1·•·'24-1590.ftl S190Q Larry 631-1038 -• bea t spacious hse u wall unit SIOO, glass
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Eaatald• 2Br houee Yearly Unfurn 2Ba, utlls + cable Incl. Pool. lac. tennis , flrpl. neutorod, appears 10 Busy waltc-ln locltlon. •BUYING ITEMS• MER CHAND 13 hi-res Appto moni·
CORONA hardwood floors. util 3 & 4BR·2 Baths Lrg mastor w/spa, gar, gar, W/D, S625 + v.i be hall S1omoso. hall Come> plan. For inteMew From l B00-1960. 1 pc MISC. 6015 _1o_r_S_5_S_0_4_5,...1_._2.,...11..,.0 __ DEL M"1 1022 paid. $950. Studio $1375 to $1800 mo. s18SO/mo 631·5876. utlls, 2rms w/ P<•v ba tabby color. 673-2223 call Ron TaV10f =I to ent.ro est3to P3111t· CLASSIFIED
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil S425. Call 6SO·S286 VJl(a Rentals for 1 person. 642·9050 Lost Cock•tl•I on 02 Tiw'"1•1 ltlll mgs. bool..s. lurn.turo Antique oak hall treo Its the rc$o .... ca you
lrvlne Terrac• front NEWPORT HEIGHTS 675•4912 WeatcllH: Ltg 26d 2Ba 21. namo Is Cook10, *llP'lt etc Immediato cash w ilainod gls bov mir· can count on to seu a
row. 180" ocean v1ow. 2BR. No pets. Grdnr/ ~~.~podor1. ~~'f~·R~~:: ••••••••• Brtght yollow w1rod 67,.......J.?JOO top S 673•6223 ror S500. Bo3ut d•S· m)rt.:ld ol mercnan-
3500 sq tt. 3Br 2Ba + gaS/Wtr pd. Refs req. Property Mgmt S900 + dep 9 32•1788 COMMERCIAL choeks. nnswors to G '-=~==~~~~~! Ownor moving, must play cabinet ssoo. 3 d•so> items, oecause maid's qtrs, frplc, spa. $750/mo. 650.2256 whistle & Is linger _ so:ll. 3-pc: ant•que bar Nancy Pl1olps \\-atcr· our co.umns compel REAL ESTATE trarnod. Bird Is a RECEPTIONIST & m11ror, >.or t cond colors St:!5·S::'2S Old qua 1°.:?0 buyers IO SI .395,000 PP 673-3059 Npt Hghta 2Br 1 'hBa, ·--------l' I f 1 f . BBQ • .. •••••••• member of Ktndorgar· "'owport Center la\~ S25u0 C:ill 67!>·0J98 Royal Oou11011 t.gurc Cj ,.
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Sandcastle Condo. FOR RENT '·R•E•NT••ALS•••••I BUSINESS OFFICE tlel, vory tame. 2/19 pos1t1on. Word Pro· G1•ull Juli:. tablo S200 u>s-13.,, Classlfled.
2Bd 2Ba gt.<iund lovol HUNTINGTON 1•••••••••1• FOR RENT 2769 95, Santa Ana Ho1ghts coi.i.mg skills prel d 11.lt.tbh: )l"r\IH' w•~ft
W/roar yard. Many UP· (Santa An3/Mosa). Congenial, srnoko-lrco 11\IU\:~1111~ thlOI:' On the move? nnu;u grados! s. PCH. Walk BEACH 2140i-------'---1---------Wrk 714-962·2411 oxt. orw11onmonl. Sal:lry tu llu) TO IUY
to Fash Isl & Bc h. BAI.BOA ROOMS 2706 Newport Office Tower 3559; Hm 714·966-up to ss.oo per hour. Sell your extra S P I d t '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii oo ft 01 0379. Goorgo Fax rosumo: 120-1232 .Must ool r ce o Clo•• to Bch 3Bd, ISIAND 26061• 82S to 1.9 sq . c It\ all th~•~ household
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S1425/Botty 962·1143 Agt Bright 2Br upper, lrg pran. Gar, util, kltch. PERSONALS Is hmng FfT kitchen _ _:;in~C=la:.:S:.::S:.:.if:.:.ie=d __ COSTA MESA 1024, _____ _
WPORT
MHa Del Mar 4Br. BEACH 2169
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New Ii.Itch, Ba, & rool NB 2Bd 2 .58a Stl!dy,
Immaculate 556-1448 PP. View, 2 cat attach gar,
clean, NJP, alarm sys,
deck, gar. $1095 w/ $400/mo. 650·1359 ••••••••• ••••••••• prop cook & cow11or ____ ...._ ____ ---------lae. 135 Opal. 675·1-·------...,.,...""" II A I I 3333
-6258 or.a10....70-83ta. Na-atk to Bch tBd/ BUSINESS & ~t;3; sf.P ~1~a 119. EMPL-OYMENT EMPLOYMENT 1 B• pvt entry. N/cook FINANCE PERSONALS 3002 C I C ( 5530 5530 FANTASTIC 1Br 1Ba 5450/mo 557-i)290 days ryst3 ourt across
upstairs d uplex. Streot 1i31·5550/ovestv.kends •••••••llllill•liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Stroot from South iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii prkng. $685/mo. Avan1_________ LIVE CHATLINE Coast Plaza)
311. Call 774-3055 NB.•Room Avl In 4Bd ---------1·9Q0.388-6000 x 3160 Salesperson PfT or FIT r:;;m.;ft'ii:;i;-~!';;j~~ki;'ii4l'J
duplx, almost on bch. BUSINESS $3 99,min Musi be 18 • & every woekond CUSTOMll SllVICI
employed M/F pref. OPPORTUNITY ProcaJI 602·954·7420 Enorgetlc, choerlul. -....._ Illa.st: arlilllll•lll-ll"I IAGUNA BAI.BOA $425/mo 722-8303 eves. Ret31I e11porence a ~ ~ --.;;JCi; wtlt{=
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RENTALS To Antiques 538-7645 • -L r-.-.._...__ • V>&.. ........ I R I Get tO Old Towne Orange ..-e rvr~St.. ~ WWWI u-.. Lrg 38d Panoramic vu Annua enta s $850 INCL UTILS SHARE 2724 LOCAL RTE•New Ma· ·--------require good ~ sldls. lte
Le.l$ur& World., Quick Large Selection Smt 1Br/Studio ssoo. · chinos In 21 Loca· the basla Secrotarlf Appnc 30 accounting •nd ct.~ en:r. Some F. bCh $ ooo Kl di · I 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I • B All o " hrs wk for mooting co. :-:0..111 ,_ ... w SAAftl .. h access to ways, tBd Udo ......... 1 t. nrng area, app s.r1 t ons uy r S \J \' P \' ~sitlons _.. requmc """ngu t""'!'~-•
& shops. S480k 472-6262 212 Penln .......... s1200 Jndry. 102 e. Bay St. Balboa 1.a Prof, N/S, Part"800.S99·6781 •BC' 5 ;1•;AJ(s,f.~~~5~105'11 Xlnt pay •nd benefits. lntervtewi Mon,
312 Oen Vu ...... $1300 723-0823 or 220-9498 to shr cln, quiet, 2Bd ..,P,...A_Y.,,...,,,P'""H""'o="'N"""=E""'R=o"'u':":T="'E=-1' Tues •nd Frl 1-3. C•H for •ppl. or fax 212 +Den Udo . $2450 •~-------'."'"" 1 1/2 Ba home. W/D. t , NEWPORT Call For SunuMr Ult Remod studlO stops to D/W, cath coil, sun· 50 Local & Estab Sitos resume_..;.;o;;.;: ______ ~.....,'!!!"'!"11
DEACB 1069 ""'-_.......___._ E. bay/bches. Kit, frig, dock, femlno docor Earn $1 500 weekly. Attic, EMPLOYMENT • TADSl'AFflMIAl\-lCll
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BACK BAY 3Bd·2Ba lef1'1&a."-l._at_ ,... •CDM trg 2Br 3Ba fully PAYPHONE ROUTES (714) ..... 5575
condo W/Vl•W of gm· 673-1900 CORONt'! furn home In Harbor Local sites • for sale, and clo el ........ FAX (7t4) 848-JSO& bit, frplc, dbl gar. pool ---------A vu Hilla. SS25 $2000/wk potential. Ploase bo awaro that
$215K Agt 675--6161 18r+loft w/pvt patios. n~T MAR 2622 __ ~_u_m_s_. J_l_m_64'.'"'4_·_68-:-6_9_ 800-208·5300. 24hrs. then gel 1110 listings In lllis cal· View of Bal Isl. Furn. ~ ogory m:iy roqulro you £ASTBLUFF Boaut Tenn/gym/pool. 6mo-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CdM·N/smkr shr cloon ---------ome ca~h. to call a 900 numoer
vrew, lg 2500 sq ft hm 1yr. $1450. 675-9576 tBd/Ba Studio Prlv 3Bd·2Ba w/hl celllngs. MORTGAGES & .... 2 .5a79 In which thoro is a on .3 ' tcre w/pool. beach lr"lc w/d -v t Owner Ill flnanco. 2BR·2~Ba twnhm, frpl, entry patio & parking. nr • ,. • TD 'S 2918I'---------' chnrge por m1nu o. $4 I 6 c 3766 $500 + ullls 675·5352 • • ......;_...:::......:.... ____ _ SS25K. 2927 Ca rob. 2 car gar, 3 min walk 75 mo. 7'#· .
, 644·5603 to comm pool/spa Absolutely gorgeous E'alde CM Shr cuto
$1250 Bkr 640-5664 1800 ,1 3Bd-3Ba, all spacious 3bd 2ba hm, $NEXUS$ •••••••••I Bluft• Lease furnished, amens, frpl, gar s 1700 lrpl, w/d, yd. Sop phn. 4Bd, 3Ba, Condo aV'l 3/1 . 759-0874 2 rm• avl lor 2 prof. MORGAQE NETWORK
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1ST And 2ND T.O.a
HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR RENT
BALBOA
ISIAND 2106
W•t•r View Hou••
Chatmlng 2.Bd, dock. garage, yrly, $1600/mo,
ut1ls Incl. 854-9779
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through e1asslf1od.
842·5878
No Pets, $2300/rno $425-$440/mo 'l.lullls,
760-6653 Studio Apt Quiet, NIP. $300 sec. Lil 54~5
IMMAC 5Br 3Ba Hrbr View Hm, 3-car gar.
Avall. $2695/mo. Nr
school. 909-682·5637
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$545/ utila 720-8460 2Br 2·•lory condo,
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From $490. Quiet &
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pool, etc. $550/mo +
dep & ~u11I. 549-9S31
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palnt/crpt. S75otmo. FOR RENT 2769 FOR RENT 2769
ng Scott Pl. 964-8585 1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 28R·1BA & 1BR·111A
Lndry, pool, quiet, nr
all transportation $550
& S650No pott64&0392
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hn1M'b.1rll q C1~11l<11
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•. nu ~•n 04•••• .. Partner open1 t.he b1ddi.,. WJth one ~tr-t~• c:lub. Wl\al action do you take?
twtia1HIWittlA • We wouJdn\ ~aa. ~ulMI we don't. want to ~l\Y our weaknea tot.he enemy, •nd there ia •rood
'IH:~'titt:-'.t ch•n<."e ofimprovina the contract.
Even 1rwe were t1moni thoee who
~"'"'+,:.t Mhe that. with a dead minimum ~•pon&e, you should 1how tt mltjor .:;;.a.;~~'' T•lher th&n a minor, we would
· • • """· • • ·•' ·"' '" "• ~ ••· reapond one diamond here. Thal
28 Cninmun yellow • 04{,r will ft ure our reaching our beet
;>t1 r rW'•!l'f <:ex••<'•'' 11\ J\Oft('tv trump au1L
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Q. 2 • Bo\h wlnerable, H Sooth
you hold:
•Qt54 0 108 ¢KQ7 U •X 10
The b1ddu'C ha proceeded·
NOR11f EAST SOtml WEST
\6 Obl ' Whal acuon do you take?
A • tr you play lhal A Jump to lwo
no trump shows a limit raise in
pnnn('r's suit, then by all me,ans
mo'ke that bid. If not. the textbook
w11y lo announce 8 hand of 10
Points or better is to redouble. At
your nexl tum you will upport
spnd<'S as cheaply as possible.
Q. 3 • AB South, vulnerable, you
hold:
MKQU 1;1AJ6U <>8 •CU
Tht' b1ddinsc has proceeded.
SOUTH WEST NORTH
l• Pau 2•
SQ P... 3•
1
What do) ou bid now?
EAST PaM
Pan
A • North's scqut'nce shows a ub-
min1mum lwo-over<()ne response
with a long. good club w l Under
the o rcumstances, we would not.
bother to rebid our heart.s but.
would JUmp lo five clubs. That
would tnghhght our singleton dta·
mond, a nd allow us to reach a rea-
sonnblc slam if partner had nothing
more than AK xx ic xx in clubs.
Q. 4 • Neither v\alnerabte, u
Soulh .YOU hold:
... Cle OAQIHI .....
The biddi.,. bu pfOt'Mded: Wl:8T NOltTll M8T IOtn"R
•• IQ .... ' Wb•t •ct.ion do you take?
The bidding has proceeded: S<>tmf WEST NORm
l• p... 3•
3• Pu. •• ' What action do yo~ t.alle1
A • We ba"-e onzy one quc tJon: I the~ a pnd slam m th cards? If
partner has enough for us to l.llke
all the tricks, we think he wo4ld
have found some bid other than rour spades. Thettf~. a dlr~t. lcap
to six spades is the m06l n 1ble
bid, but we11 forgive you if you
want to go through the mottons of
Blackwood.
SPEED &
SKI BOATS 7016
ttWb•••r -
$2500, 90 HP M•rCIJf)' w/Tr•1ter 675·1831
"*1988 221\ Ski Boot•
5.7 IUr• V-8, king
Cobra 0 /0, low profile
hull, fust serviced,
new conlrollw/B1mlniJ
upholstery. Great ski
boat·tast-looks greal.
Turn-ke y .. ready to go.
$11 ,000 964-42671291· 9241pgr
~""'-_._~_.....___. 1---------------•-------MARINE SUF'S
-===========:::;------JEWELRY, FURS -&ART 6025
The Community
Market Place. Classified
842-5878
Why play Hide 'N DOCKS 7022
Sook with chlldcare? 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CaH Claaaltledl•
today! 642·5678. 80' NB sllp max 75'. -0-F-F_I_C_e______ Prim• loc across from GARAGE SALE
HINTS
FREE TO YOU 6022 Great Legends ot .I••• from Now Or· leans by Tommy
Thompson. 112/450.
Framod/maltod. 34"x
38", appraised $400.
Chari•• ftuHeH &
Fr•drlc Remington
2 vol book Ht. Ul<e new. Orig price $1 75.
Best otters. 64~2342
OFFICE 1; beach & restaurants,
FREE To Oood
Homet 311\ yr old
FURNITURE & FURNlTURE & . _av_o_u _no_w_. _s1_3_-2_8_1 o_
EQUIPMENT 6047 EQUIP~ 6047 B•lboa l•l•nd facing \urning basin. 60 Ft
deep wator dock tor
lease, s151Por'bo~t tt.
can t..aRe .. 252· 1 211. Before your garage sale
place a garage sale sign
where it win be seen.
Make sure you follow
all city ordinances and
any association
rul es.
iijiii ..
--AKC regi51ered Ameri-
can Esldmo. Needs
large yard. Very play·
full Call 721·9621
Shar Pei Ped;gree, nl~
friendly young male
dog, to good homel
(714) 845-8889
Chances are
you will find
\'that ypu need
at the price
you want to pay
when you read
the Clusltleda
Michael David Ward
"S.cond Siar" hm1led
edition. C1bochrome.
$5,000 OBO. 846-9067
BUILDlNG
MATERIALS 6030
Mew 8•» Window. Y6
Prk:e. 8x3, while vinyl
clad. $420. 644-5345
-~-Is CLOSING foltlvlall ,..., u.-1~.,,." 5* el ...... ytMi·•
• Sho'W'Coses • Sior. Fixtures •Office Furn. & Equip • &oc\room st..Mng
• Visuol Oisploy • Alteration Equipment
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HAULING •SER_VI_CE ___ •ICARPENTRY 3510 COMPUTE.RS 3556 DOORS 3580 GIASS/
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wal, llncn. gain. etc. Uc. Mark 8 7 5 ·7 2 4 5 hanger. Guar WOfk. Comm/Res. Storefmt, Wrll haul whal Trash
35yrs exp Jeny Ml.0567 Mbr.Bett9' Bus. B\K. reas. Con 52\-8910 windows, wrdrbo, tub/ M;in won·u 964-5259
ACOUSTIC A to Z HANDYMAN •MACINTOSH• DOORS REPAIRED shower. Uc. 642-0424 i---------l.EllODWNG 3408 IHSTAU.JRE.FACE CAelNETS Computer Programs S1hslac11011 QlmlnlMdl HEAi.TB/
LIDO ISLAND BOAT
SLIP. Up to 42 ft.
Pov.or, wator. Mc>nlh
to monlh. 752-5181
MOTORCYCLES
SCOOTERS 98018
1990 FZR 800 Gen·
ea I ta. 1 S.500 miles. Runs great. New back
lire, Just been fully
IONiced. $2,500/0bo.
Call Dave 645-5945.
TREES
Te,..~•M•••· U-11•. ........... 75t-3478
Kitchens, ~tns. doors. Tutoring Mike Bloss. 565-3344
Acoustic c e1nno Paint · windows. Doug 546-7258 1 ___ 1_15-44 __ 3_,__ or 642-2043 Liu31830 HANDY MAN 3710 NUTRITION 3742 LEGAL
Repalr/W•l•r Damage ••TUTORING•• •--------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3812
Acousliman5SH111 CARPET INSTALL Windows, Word, ELECTRICAL 3610 Mo19e&Rental ProperllH Unhappi & Fatf W•liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
VacanVCash Discount •· nePAIRS 3516 Ex c •I , A cces s Paint-Carponlry-can chan9e \hatl
QI cuo 20 y s Exp 723· 1985 Orywalt and morot Herballfe lndop. 01s1.
Run your ad in
tne Newport Beach
Costa Mesa Doily
Pilot ond the
Huntington 8eoch
Fountain Volley
Independent to
reach over l 00 ,000
homes. Fox '\Js this
form with your credit
cord ii or mail it in
with a check today!
Run For a~! tf
your cor does not
sell we'll run it
for another week
FREE! All for S lo·
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PAINTING 3858 PET
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3810 SYSTEMS 3926 QUALITY CARE
20 VfS ~p. e xceUont Peraonahzed Pet C<ir9
workma ns h ip . fair kennel anern~lt\fO. No
pnces. &45--2417 Ron stress or wOfry. lie:.
Phone Jacks by Jack
S25AJACK.
Moves/Install Res/
Co mm. 444.CS550. CHUNG'S PAINTING Ins. Refs 6~·71 84
20 Yrs Exp. Gd Pncet
Guar work. Fr" Est ------------------Uc.t375602 539.1534 PLUMBING 3890 TR.ANSIATOR/
Emerald Painting
tnVEJCt w3llpaper /\1to
Compe\111119 rales. 10 Y'S
exp-Froo est 751·2039
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THE LOCAL PLUM 8 ER liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
.. W1U>11T1 ~ Co.•
' • A·1 Electrlcal work Gary 845-5277 Call Joan 759-0559
L kl f Q llt Duncan Construcllon , ,
Don't be on lh• St,..I
p 'TDu• to £vtctlon/ Fo,.closure. Call 24 Gene Abram• Painting
Since 1947
Friendly Service
L1476000 875·9304
SPANISK/£NGLISH
Ind/group lessons by
exp'd. So. Amer Tutor.
Sua•na 873·7409 ADl>mONS
IEMODEUNG oo ng or ua » CONcne~ ... Quick Resl'>ftl\se Carp try, root g. plbg, 3410 CarpetJWood/Llno? iuo&1; QI .. -.. pelnt'g Ille olc ---------*444 ASOO• Below retall prices MASONRY 3557 ·Local Uc. e50-7o42 SR. DISC. F;e• E$i: IMPROVEMENTS ...
H 7 .. • 1nve,.1 Oual PamVRaas S fSCe St-738 Ucilns since 76. C.11 r•
moved & rttelll. 641-8877 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil L1378738 84M7U LACEY'S•ELECTRIC MORGAN 850-3281 HOME 3756 Help.U-Law L•gal BEST$. DRAINS TR.EE
3929 DUNCAN 25 yrs e ic,p. Free est. • ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii f0<ms for divotce -,k-.-,-.-C-u-st-om--P-a-ln-1-1n-g REPAIRS.FREE ESTn OA'l'S SERVICES
CONSTRUCTION * 8 t p f ""'"' alitv Rea/Comm. Sr disc. Carpentry Roofing,. ecl'llld support Prof, Clean, Quahly Pl mbl R I & 20 Yrs Exp. Small & CERAMIC ti r c.,,.u ., Lii 238300 "•2 "568 •P1umblng•orywau-HAIU>WARE STORI! 54S..88U work. 1n11Ex1 & Docks u ng •P•,. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l.Mldtr•""' brick.stone .,.. ..., S p I I T Orelns cleared from ,.."''LL '"'MEIRIC'"' .. * Lg. Jobs 850-7042 TILES 3S2S -c:onc--;;I..' l4).0ll2 :ucco• ant ng• lie Keys. \000 ColOfl ol Reasonable. 63\-4610 s5.so. All fU<lur•• In· --TR;E SEVICR
ELDeny·y E ectrica1•J1m &41·7494 patnt. Tool Oepl. & ---------PAINTING 8S0-4051 r.tlaed Steve's 545-8294 Free Est.tSr. Oise.
AUTOMOTIVE Brick, Block, Slone. Tile ~ Electrlcal Speclalti C r a f l • C • n ' • r · MOVING 3834 Conscientious crafts· Add Value To Your cone, Patio. Drlvew•y ranc 3611 Resldentlal wiring. Savannah• Hardware Id f hi d ---------Yard Cln-up531-84t5
GIASS 3433 Home w/Tll•. Marble Fptc, BBOs. Ref. 20 Yr ~ phones, cable. Rets. 2000 West Balboa :~~ lno WO<k!~O:;:. POOL ---------
Granite. Fr .. Est. Uc. Exp. Terry 557.7594liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lntegri1y. 24 hrs 798.2516 PUBLIC NOTICE srRVI"'e 3894 WAU 90~735-9&84 Steve Ca,. Ho-./Aaalated RAINBOW Clrc:le Main\. '" ~ AUTO & TRUCK . , BRICK•TILE•STONE Ltvtng. 8 beds In COM. HANDYMAN Carpen· JEWELRY 3784 The Calif. Pubhc Ullll-p~ lnl.'EA How4ri/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii COVERINGS
GIH• Replac•ment L~kV 05~~1 Re~ d Plalnlstamped Con-24 Hr ataft. 7~1943 try. ltle, plumbing & \1es Commission RE· Apt Oual ,!Ob F t D•v• The Automatic 3932
1-80CMl9&.e959 • ean o e. • crete & Co•tlng• 1(800)307-CARE roof. 2Syrs exp w/rels. QUIRES that all used St. i.c,56989; ~8:-:S8 Pool Man. CleanmgliiCiiuiiaiitiioiimiiiWiiaii1ii1pii•iiii-iirii 50% Ott \nslall'n w/ad. ramie new/repalled r• Ue.154\656 631-4310 Jerry Bell 775.e380 Witham Harold Jewelers household goods --------·• -..-grout, balhrm remodel Watch & jewelry re~lr mover• print their ROMAN PAINTING & re~ir. Very reaa· Strtpplng/Palntln9 plumblng L#6701301---------FENCES Plumblng/elec/Waler Anllque/Fine Jewelry P.U.C. Cal T number; ·Since \97.. onablo. '714·9«1~780 No Job too small I
BUSINESS 6'73-8065 Of' 846-8526 CONTRACTORS h .. tera/aprlnkl•rstc•ll euy,_,,. e73--0385 Umoa and chautteurs .tint • Ext I A .. ;Com ---------5,. Ott w/ad. t7S.H37
3488 GEu-cnaw 3558 • DECIU 3615 fans. FREE EstJmalHI T p lk•s9884s 378-037, SERVICES •--------n.---241.0131 or 21e-a169 1--------print lh•lr .c . · num· ROOFING 3910 we gals should hang
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilCLEANING T •Vfts,.·-• !Mr In ... advertise-STEVENS PAINTING iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii le>gelhef. Strip, Install, .. FENCES GATES• Semi Retired contraetOf. WMn1 ~.-men\1, If you have a Free Est. 2o Yrs Exp ad\llce to \h• crazy.
M ultJ-Medla : DHk Top SERVICES 3548 CPI aUILDIERS INC. M'f'll,_,,_. ,.,iaced RJ)(a, lmprvmnts, sml LAWN CARE 3808 question about the i. Ouallty W0tk. Ref's R4M'OOft"9 Speclallst 131·1111 ADvtime Publishing-Res. Scrlpl iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Residential Const. Redwood• L1576605 lobs. Quality, lnt.,..n"', nail"' of a mov« llrno Rep&lfa. Ealab \976. /800k W Ill All Your ww ·r • ·r ' Uc# 452054 845-3348 FREE Est Ll323842 _!-'ng. A TOUCH OF CLASS Uc.lfS18424•1nsured Jim Whyte 642·7208 care, Ken 642·,770 8 1 y d M t t or chauf~'!~· · call: Whelhet you're buying
or aelling, Classifled
covers au yo1o1r nHdsl
Bus. N,....s1 54~1~7 Cleaning. Rea/Comm t714) 9as.499~ •Wood Fence•• as o ar an • Publlc~u~Ues Top Quallty Painting 99().7'121
Word Prooeaalng by Uc/Boncied. Ft" Est. ht L•wn!t C .. anupa, Commluton . Res./Comm. Int IE>et. •THU NOE.ft ftOOftNQ"
Mrs. Rogers In the T.,... 2aa-1'143 DEC• =~ pnc.s~ HARDWOOD ~=lnT9'1';;':li4L~ 714~151 2\ YT• OC. Uc 334950 For all of your roofing
MlghbOrhOod? NHd ~-~-...,..,,,,_..,,..--n ~ Ccwll 974-530t FLOORS 3712 Fast replyl 939..sast n .. da. Reroof/repalr. Can't sHm to
prof help? 722·1958 My. MoueclelU\/Wlndows COAnNG 3570 ~~iiJii!i~iiiiii!iiiiiiiii Green Scene Land•cpng1--------Lie 638144Me-4t22 Weekly, Bl·w••klY.,'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii& --------"'!! & Irrigation, Trimming PAINTING 3858 _P_IAN_O_•_V_O_CAL ___ , get to all those
Move•lna/ou\s. Refs 1• ST-...__._ • __ .. _1 FURNITURE CLUM/WAX/POLISH & Removals, Clean-repair lobs CABINETS Pina, e4 s..ee99 ...,.... _.,. ---nen•1n5 3 22 Marble Rejuvenating ups & Main!. St. Uc. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LESSONS 3868 Can't seem to around the house?
llPOOSHING 3500 Hou•• • Office Bell ~:~r:sc:i~ •. c~:~i°:i1i~--~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii6iiiii 7~~:::.Ex/0e #599025. 850.CStO• •W.P. YOUNGQUIST iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil get to all lhosa Let the
KrTCH•N CMIN•T Stained or painted.
Variety of flnlahea.
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1-s .. 1 Workl 10yr Eltp Ouahty work. FrH Eat, co-..aeto Restoratloft L.aftdaoape Malnt. P•lntlne Contractor Plano • v~ lesaons. If j b Clenttled Refs. Some Eng Ft• est L•587430 722-8789 •• .,.. Mowing 6. Clean·UPI Qua!. p&lntlng by Pfofla all agea, beg1nf\lllg to tepa O I ._ •R~ 437•tl74• Reflnlahlng, repair. up-BA'"nuG 3720 Mallbu41"'ht·Sfeclalsl Uc16020M. Ins. c1&....cs by d .... , .. d around tho house? Service hols. •le. FREE pick• w .. n • F est.145-3305 -.. HOUS&CLUNINO TRADE up/dellv/esl, 962•1823 iiiiiililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Call Pele H •7732 '" t .. cher. 540oUM7 Ltt lhe Cl•aalfled DlrectOfY ~ .. :, ~ ::.; Why play RIJe 'N H....Une .Junk, Appfi· L.awn Servtcie. Mow/ 11,n QualMw PaWifttl PIANO Beg.-Advanced Service Directory help you find
tim e. •41.0•3 \ UVOUgh claSSlfitd SHk with c:h11dcare? anc::ea, Yard Cl .. n ·Up, 4tdge/aod/sprlnkl.,a/ PLUS louc:hups, All agff -T .. c:het cert. help you nnd rellable help. ..... 878 Call Claaalft•d Etc ... Call Mlk• cln-up.10yr1Jnaru. t4Hrs.Rlcha1dSloor Ent•talnmen1Av•••· r•llabl•ll•lp. 142..ae?a
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