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I
,:-'",\ \ 'I A.chinese proverb - r
says it is polite to
make a mistake so
others may correct
you. Sorry, we have to be
impolite and say our terrific
weather will continue.
See Weather, Page 2
Water district has .-.his,tory 01 ·.harassment,
'•
women say _
• Former Mesa Consolidated employees ~etail
mistreatment that they say dates back nearly 1 o years .
Bv TINA BORGATI'A, STAFF Wurn
COST A MESA -Dirty jokes
and disparaging remarks abdut
women were commonplace within
the Mesa Consolidated Water Dis-
trict, say four former employees of
the agency.
"That kind of stuff happe11ed all
the time," said Dede Olivares, a
former meter reader who left the
district five years ago. "Some of
the jokes were posted, like in the
engineers' offices."
Olivares said ttie frequently
overheard many of the supervisors
"calling women bitches," among
other offensive names.
But, what's even worse was the
treatment Olivares and the other
women say they received from
male su£ervisors.
That s what prompted one
woman to file.a lawsuit, another to
file a grievance and Olivares to
take a $600-a-month pay cut and
move· to central California. A
fourth woman is still brought to
tears when she recounts her expe-
rience as a merer reader, even
though it's been seven years since
she left.
"After you get beat up enough
and told you're nothing, you start
believing 1t," Olivares said.
All four women said they re-
ported these problems to agency
administrators but no disciplinary
action was ever raken against their
bosses. And they said they believe
the agency's board of directors was
never informed of their com-
plaints.
The allegations of sex discrimi-
nation and harassment within the
district surfaced last week, after
Deirdre Dembik -who filed the
grievance in November of 1993 -
told the board she was frustrated
by delays in resolving her com-
plaint. Holding copies of "nasty
jokes" that she claimed had been
passed around the district, Dem-
MAile MAATIN/DAILY PILOT
Newport Beach police Sgl Andy Gonls sifts through piles of donations and letters sent to injured officer Bob Henry and his family.
Community opens hearts to injured officer
As well wishes flood into police department for Bob Henry, merchants,
residents and school children organize drives to raise funds for his family
BY C.U.OLYN MlLLH, STAFP Wann
J ohn Noyes and his
neighbors were conducting
a town meeting at the
Balboa lsbnd fire station on
March 12, counting the blessings
of their close-knit community,
when their discussion was
interrupted by a phone call.
The caller said Newport Beach
Police Offi,cer Bob Henry. had
been shot and wounded.
"It hit us pretty hard," Noyes,
a Balboa Island resident, said.
0 It really broke everyone up ...
It's just terrible."
Although this somber news
blemished their city wirh tragedy,
it quickly united all segments of
the community behind a common
cause.
For mote than a week, as the 30-year~d officer lay in a coma
at Hoag Hospital, the entrance
sign Or\ Balboa Island read, "Our
prayers are with you, Robert
Henry.''
And, in the course of one day,
lee NINRY/P•t• 6
Lions event .to benefit olficer
The Newport Harbor-Coi.ta
Mesa Lions Club has agreed
to donate half of the proceeds
from its annual fashion show
to benefit Bob Henry -the
Newport Beach police officer
who was critically injured in a
shooting earlier this month.
The proceeds are normally
directed exclusively to the
City of Hope. This year, the
money will be split between
the hospital and the effort to
defray the officer's medical
costs.
Community members are
being urged to donate items
for a silent auction that will
highlight the April 21 fashion
See LIONS/P•1• 6
bik told the board she wanted to the~ allegarions when he returns.
discuss snatters involving "sexuat next wee~" from .a family vacation.
harassroent and problems on the A number of accusations are de-
job." tailed in wriiing in a lawsuit filed
Dembik was laid off from her against the dbtrict last year by
job as a meter reader a year after former employee Kathy Gunter.
filing the grievance, while on med-Gunter, who worlcd ai. an engi·
ica l leave for a work-related injur). nee ring technician , ,,as laid off in
DistTicl officials have declined September J 993 while on wess·
to commen t o.n spc~i~ics regarding related medical leave. Her lawsuit
all. the a!legat1ons, Citing pers~~nel alleges "sex 1fo.crirnination, wrong· ~nvacy issues and pending htaga· • ful termination and intentional in·
tton. . . . fliction of distress." But a district spokeswoman sa id Th 1 · h · I Tuesday that general manager e case, '' uc goes to tna
Karl Kemp "will respond to all See DISTRICT/Pa9e 7
Newport hopiOg
county continues
to test the waters
Local environmentalists
are pitching a modified
water quality testing
program that they hope the
county will support.
BY EVAN HtNERSON, STAH WRITER
NEWPORT BEACH -Even in
the face of massive county budget
reductions, Newport Beach of·
ficials and local environmcntali'>h
remain hopeful th at a water 4uul·
ity testing program, eliminated by
the county in January, may be par·
tially reinstated 10 time for sum-
mer.
The city's Harbor Quality Com-
mittee has determined the costs of
a "bare bones" testing program
and has selected the bay and
ocean locations which require reg-
ular sampling. Now officials must
wait to hear ''hether county funds
will be available, according to !\1a·
rine Director Tony Mdum.
''lf the (count)) money 1s not
available, we 11 look at our O\\ n fi-
nances or to the private s1.:ctor,"
Melum tokl the Ne" port Ueach
City Council ~londil) night.
The county':. He.illh Care Agcn·
cy routinely tested the bacterio·
logical content of coastal '"..1ters
before the county hied for banl.-
ruptcy Dec. 6. Larry Honc}bourne.
the health Ci.Ire agenC) ·s engi-
neering spcc1al1st, confirmed that
Jis.::us:.ions about resuming testing
have taken pla1..e between count~
depJrtffiCllt'> :--:o d\::Cl)IOn ltJ • ..:
been reached. Honeybournc said.
Except in the event of a ~pill or
simil:lr dis:ister. the w:itcrs ha"c
not been tested since the agem:~
eliminated the program in J:.tnu-
ary. Se,er:il water and san11;.ation
See TESTING/Page 6
Landfill fee increases
could be blow to city
• County plans to up
charges, which would
mean Newport needs
roughly $300 ,000 more
than budgeted for trash.
Bv EVAN H tNEllSON, SrArr \\'1UT1:a
NEWPORT BEACH -Pro-
posed increases in landfill tipping
fees, a consequence Jf the Orange
County bankruptcy, could take a
serious bite ou t of the Newport
Beach city general fund.
In an effort to make up for
bankruptcy-depleted revenues the
county is considering raising land·
fill tipping fees (or gate fees) from
$22.75 to $35 per ton of refuse
dumped at county l:indlilli.. Cou-
pled with this proposal is a plan to
import trash from Los Angeles
and San Diego counties to Orange
County landfills, thereby bringing
in more revenue whale abo reduc-
ing the life of county landfilh.
Cities have dodged a tipping fee
increase for the past three years,
but with the county facing massive
revenue shortfalls due to im.est·
ment loi.scs, city General Services
Director Da' id Niederhaus i.aid
that an increase '' Js logical and
overdue.
''The fee has been artificially
low fo r SC\Cr..11 )ears," Nicderhau~
said. "NO\\ the county is under :id-
dition.il pres..,urc to raise the rate
by a much highe r amount."
But Newport Beach is the only
city in the county which docs not
charge ats re sidents for trash ser-
\ice. Any trash-related fee in ·
crease, therefore, comes out of the
city's general fund.
If the city wanted to pa!> the
cost onto the re)idents, a citywide
vote would be required, according
See TRASH/P•1• I
Mesa Verde neighborhood
linallr 1ets its stQP sign
ONTHICOVIR SOUPED-UP CAR IS MMMMM-MMMMM GOOD
...,. Residents living near
Baker and Andros streets
have been complaining
about high speeds through
their area for seven years.
lh TINA Bol.OA1TA., STA•• wama
MESA VERDE -Noel and
Ruth Wilson have each been hit
while uyin& \o turn their cars onto
Baker Street from Andros Street
Darwil'\ Frydendall has waited
three, four, even rive minutes to
cr<»1 the inteCKction.
And ewer the last seven years,
many othtr residenlf have com·
plained that hi&h·speed u affic
broup the area has created a
Mftty huaril.
So, •ftor IC\'Cral railed attemp~s
10 rtpalate lnffic with. posted i,5•
mph ~ Umh.t. ctoltlfta, pard•
and nashing yellow lights, the
Costa Mesa Planning Commission
on Monday approved the installa-
tion of a stop sjgn at the Baker-
Andros intersection.
"ln 1987, I was involved in a pe-
tition to get the city to do some-
thing about that intersection, and
they didn't do anything then," said
Ftydendall, who lives on Andros,
just a couple houses off Baker.
"Another aroup tried in 1991,
and the city put up speed limit
signs. Then the city put up the
Ooshins fights, •nd nothing's
worked.
"I know a lot of patents have
quit allowing their children to
walk across Baker bccaur.e it'• to
difficult to act across there. I've
.$Ccn some cars aoin1 u fut as 65
miles an hour throu&h there."
Re ults from traffic studies that
tho city ha!! conducted on the area ... nolt,......,
The painting on top of
page 1 is by local artist
Anne Davis-Johnson. For
more information on
paintln~, call 722-7136. --·· CLASSIFIED ADS 642-5678
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Estancia High student In
the running for $10,000
for motorized soup can
BY ANNSTTB C HAVEZ, STAt• Wt.un
I 1 >ne day, while stopped at a
red light at a busy Costa Mcsn
intersection, a Campbell Soup
can happcni. to pull up next to
you, don't worry -it's not a
mirage.
It's just Estancia High School
cnior Meghan Noland driving her
entry for a national art contest.
As part of an Jd\'lnced art cla
at Estancia, McghAn and other
students entered the contest in
January and were directed to
paint, draw or ll\Old anything to
resemble Campbell Soup'• new
can labels. Whilo her classma\cs
were crcatina paintinp and
plllOWJ, Noland decided to u.se her
1976 Chevy 1tation waaon. . .... unn,.....,
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Wednesday, March 29, 1995 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
LOCALS ONLY
Young athletes shine at
Girl scoUt OIJrilplcs
Two hundred girls in the kindergarten through
sixth grade competed iq the Newport Harbor Girl
Scout Olympics held Saturday at Newport Harbor
High School's Davidson Field. ,
The scoµts competed in seven events: sprints,
hurdles, obstacle course, long jump, baseball throw,
Frisbee toss and 'SOCCer kick. The top three scorers
in each level received medals.
The medal winners for the 1995 ~e.Wport Harbor
Girl Scout Olympics were: ·
Kindergarten -Kelsey Dysart, first place; Kessa
Palchikoff, second place; Nichole Slykhous, third
place.
First grade -Cassidy Grandstaff, first place;
Andrea Zamucen, second place; Kelly Nelson, third
place.
Second grade -Melissa Swigert, first place;
Lindsey Ensign, second place; Natasha Millick, third
place.
Third grade -Mackenzie Conover, first place;
Juliette Mutzke, second place; Lindsey Fines, third
place.
Fourth grade -Danielle Carlson, first place;
Whitney George, second place; Cotey Christine,
third place.
Fifth grade -Jaclyn Thayer, first place; Whitney
Conover, second place; Leslie Damon, third place.
Sixth grade -Kari Lawrence, first place;
Kathryn Salter, second place; Kayley Harrington,
third place.
Seventh-graders to clean up CdM High
Can't get your 13-year-<>ld son to clean his room?
Maybe he would rather clean his school.
The Corona del Mar High School PT A and
Helmsmen are sponsoring a cle?n·up event
Saturday for seventh-grade boys and their mothers
-mothers will supervise, of course.
Participants will meet at 7:30 a.m. for pre-work
coffee and donuts outside the school cafeteria.
Then it's off to clean the seventh and eight grade
common area until 10 a.m.
Parents should RSVP to Susan Kramer at
760-0959 or to Missy Mittman at 640· 7560.
YMCA karate classes begin next week
The Newport-Costa Mesa-Irvine Family YMCA is
offering adult Shotokan Karate classes on Tuesday
and Thursday evenings, beginning next week.
The class is from 8:10 to 9:10 p.m. Privileges
include unlimited use at Garden Grove Dojo.
Cost is $30 for the four-week class; S 15 for each
additional family member. YMCA membership is
required.
The YMCA is located at 2300 Unive rsity Drive,
Newport Beach. Call 642-9990 for more
information.
IANKAUPTCIU
Rtctnt bankruptcks as rrpontd to tht
Ftdtral bankruptt>y Court In SJ.at• Ana.
• Olive Bras11rt, 95 on Feb. 21
DUIARRUTS
COSTAMUA
•Giuseppe's ltall1n Eatery; chapter 7
NIWPORT llACH
• Arro~head Family Umlte.d Partnership, a
Nevada Limited Partncnhip; chapter 11
Tbt followln1 pt0plt wrr arrested rrctntly on
suspicion of drlrlnt under tbt lnnutnct. Thtst
pt0plt bat't on~ bttn arrestH on suspicion of a
crimt and, as witb all sucl1 crimts, thty art
lnnoant untll proYtn 1uilty.
• lnno,atl"e Data Pr0ttsslnr; chapter 7 COSTAMUA
• Anthony Henry A&IWft. 25, of Fountain
VaUcy.
BIRTHS ' • Mlpel V1lcnzuel1·AJ'*, 26 of Santa Ana,
Most rtctnt births In Ntwport &acb and
Cost• Mtsa.
• N1lhan Alexander Kevil, 13, of Fountain
Valley.
HOAO MIMORIAL HOSPITAL
MARCH 17
•Jeri Jean Brttdlns. 32, of Anaheim Hills.
NIWPORT HACH
•Terry L. Moore and Kerl St.arrord·Moort,
Newport Ocach, boy
• Brttt P1rker Clement, 28, of Costa Mesa.
•Stephen Crtl& Forkas, 28, of Corona.
•Clark Doualas SkttA, 31, of Laguna Niguel.
• Ruuel Allen Wiiiis, 24, of Cerritos. DEATHS
Most rtttnt deaths 11 ttporltd to the Ort1n1e
County Rtcordtr's Offlct.
•Ross Tony Veloz, 24, of Huntington Beach.
•James Pearson Ftlton, 24, of Costa Mesa.
• Scou Je"uy lloddlck, 28, of Santa Ana.
COSTAMllA • Don Francis Pills, 26, of Newport Beach.
• Cll"ord W. l11nsen, 73 on Feb. 2t
•Arnold C. Johnson, 80 on Feb. 22 LIOAL CLAIMS • J1u:quellne M. Ledanton, 51 on Feb. 17
• Phillip R. Stennett, 56 on Jan. 16 City Councll mtmbtn rtttntly approt'td the
dtniAI by lbt cilf man•1er of tht follo~ln1
claims. • Ph1t II. Anh, 78 on Feb. 20
• Wiiiiam BouJtman, 75 on Feb. (8
•Simon T. uah1, 75 on Feb. 21
NIWPORT HACH
NIWPOH HACH
• MJkel Hd M1rsartt B1r1ny1y, 1lleging property damase as a result or problems with
city sewer line at 1605-07 Balboa Boulevard on •Ernest £. Thornton, 77 on Feb. 19
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CITY EDITOR IRIS YOKOJ, S74-42ll
CITYllH .
ALMANAC
Jan. 17.
•Arleen F. Cox, seeking rcimbu~cmcnt for
domage to vehicle as a result of hitting large
pothole at MacArthur Boulevard near Bi~on
Avenue on Jan. 19.
•Certain Underwriters at Lloyd's of London;
Lexington Insurance Co., Assicurazioni Gncrcali
S.P.A. for indemnity a~ a result of explosion at
El Torito Restaurant, F:uhion hland on Aug. I.
•State Fann Insurance for Yan& Lff for
property damage to his vehicle, alleging caty
trash truck struck his parked vehicle on Dec 12,
1994 at Via Udo Nord and Via Lorca.
•Sondra Arnn, alleging her driveway was
damaged at 216 Poppy, Ave. during street repair to Hazel Avenue (March through October 1994);
seeking reimbursement of $2,850.
• Paul A. DeRidder, alleging property damage as
a result of water main break at 4108 River Ave.
on Nov. 20, 1994.
•Jean E. Crover, alleging personal injuries and
property damage as a result or being hit by a city
refuse truck on Main Street at Edgewater
Avenue on Sept. 4, 1994.
•Catherine A. Johnson, alleging •he hit a pothole at MacArthur Boulevard near Bison on
Jan. 25.
•Ginny and George Koo, alleging tree fell onto
fence at 1 Belmont in January and also broke a sidewalk lamp.
• Larry l.Awellen, alleging his windshield was
damaged due to an article falling from a city
truck on Jamboree Road and 405 Freeway on
Feb. 22.
•Scan Muro by and through his ~uardian, alleging he was struck by a motorist while
crossing at Balboa Boulevard and 15th Street on
Sept. 26, 1994, as a result of malfunctlonina
WIATHIR
TIMPIRATURll fool wind Wives, 2
fool westerly swell. Newport Buch
65/47 A chance of low
Balboa clouds and fog
6S/47 alone the coast
Costa Mesa after midnight.
70/46
Corona del Mar TIDU
61/48 TODAY •
First low
IURlfOUCAIT 1:58 a.m .......... 0 .3
First high
LOCATION SIZE 8:01 ~.m ........... 4.9
Wedge 1·2 w Second low
Newpott 1·2 w 2:12 p.m ........... o.o
81WJu 1·2 w Second hl&h
Ri~ Jttty 1·2 w 1:23 p.m ........... 5.1
CdM 1·2 w THURSDAY
first low
2:36 a.ft'l.-........ 0.1 •0An11• first htgh 0.r and bree1y l :Jt A.m ......... ,., 4.1
wM.h lfpt Vat~ Secortd biw ............
• winds lhlt momlna 2:41 p.m ........... O.J
thUUt1& soutJ.Writ S«ond hlah
to wal by l :SO P·"'"'"""" S.2
aft•moon -*th on. W•l•r ttmp.: 57
traffic signals.
Looking
ahead
M ore than
2,000
students
from throughout the
county visited Orange
Coast College
Tuesday for the 12th
annuaJ High School
Senior Day. Above,
Fountain Valley
High's Eric Wiskus,
17, checks out the
sun through a
telescope. At left,
Chuong Phan, 17,
from La Quinta High
in Westminster, fills
out an OCC
application.
PHOTOS llY MAJlC MAJlWI/
DAILY Pu.OT
Orange .Coast
squad cheers
way to top
Orange Coast College's pep
squad won the college pompon
dance competition at the
seventh annual California
Spirit Champiooships Saturday
at Universal Studios.
The squad's dancers include
Jade Carnett of Costa Mesa,
Sandi Loayza and Jennifer
Christensen of Orange,
Christine Korb and April
Parker of Irvine, Evey
Gonzalez of Westminster,
Diana Ranken of Midway City
and Heather Snodgrass of
Anaheim. Their coach is
Jocelyn Groot.
Tryouts for OCC's 1995-96
pep squad will be conducted
Friday, April 28, from 3 to 6
p.m. in Peterson Gymnasium
oo campus. Both male and
female cheerleaders are
invited to audition.
Candidates must attend at
least two of six cheer clinics,
conducted between April 18
and 27, to learn cheer and
dance routines.
For tryout information, call
432-5766.
Harbor View School
hosts craft boutique
Harbor View Elementary
School will host a "Craft
Boutique and Sample Sale"
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday
on campus.
Items such as perfume
bottles, pillows, stained glass,
rubber stamps, wreaths,
stationery, baby gifts, Ea!.ter
baskets, cross stitch work,
jewelry and hand-painted
furniture will be featured.
A "See's Candy Store" will
also be open to take orders for
Easter. All proceeds from the
candy will benefit rhe school.
To nourish shoppers, baked
goods, .-sandwiches, piz.za,
gourmet coffees and soda will
also be available.
To rent craft space, or for
more information, call
644-4532.
baths, to C. Barbarino
•Christopher T. Piasecki, alleging personal
property damage by city police officers at 17th
and Placentia on Jan. 23, while searching
vehicle.
• 1627 Castle Cove Circle, $630,000, 4 bedroom),
2 Ill baths to F. Wilson
• 9SO Prtsldio Orh·e, $188,000, 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, to 0 . E. Dowlin&
• Lucien Runae by State Fann lnsuuncc, alleging damage to vehicle as a result of hittina
construction debris in roadway on Ford and
MacArthur Boulevard on Dec. 23, 1994.
• 797 Gni)ling Bay, StSl,000, 2 bedroom>. 2
baths, to M. En&el
• 3001 Croydtn Bay. S135,000, 2 bedrooms, 2
baths, to J. Cokol
MAJtRIAGU
Most rtctnt marrlagts as rrpot1td tu tht
On1ngt County Rtc0rdtr's Offlct~
COSTAMUA
• 769 Schenlry Bay, Sl26,000, 2 bedroom), 2
baths, to S. Giampietro
• 3057 Lo)sbur& Bay, $149,000, 2 bedroom), 2 boths, to M. llimauu
• JJ4 Oale St. J, Sl79,000, 3 bedrooms, 2 ~ baths, to D. Wayne
•Wesley N. Grtt-n married Shelley L. Gn1)dOn,
on Jan. 21 in Orange • 1932 Mc.tcr Place Al, $131,000, 2 bedrooms, 2
Vi baths, to D. Vickers
• Jerrrey A. Roth"ell married Jessica M. Fox, on
Jan. 28 in Fullerton NIWPORT llACH
• I Saint Tropez, $595,000, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths
to K. & S. Meyer •Juan Chavez Carcia married Elena Zepeda
Valencia, on Jan. 30 in Santa Ana • IS Bordeaux, $950,000, S bedrooms, 3 Vi baths to 0. Whitesell • Edward M. Salas married Roberta J. Teague,
on Feb. 2 in Santa Ana • 81 Drudbury, $187,000, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths to
N. Bianchi • Mugdolcno Suarez married Devora Mclcndn
Arrcoaa, on Feb. 1 in Santa Ana • 121 l111rtrord Drive, $142,000, 2 bedrooms, 1
bath to D. Mlnck • Paul S. Bergman married Elsie M. Roberts, on
Feb. 1 in Santa Ana • S9 Corsica Drive No. JS, $215,000, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths to C. Kocsl •Clinton L Goodwin marric<I Vlctori11 D. Klaus,
on Dec. 31 in Costa Mesa • 100 Corsica Drive, $204,000, 2 bedrooms, I
bath to Y. ll1c:atoryan
RIAL UTATI IA.LU • 74 B11ycresl Court, $215,000, 2 bedrooms. 2
baths to C. & L. Alrord Rttent rtal utatt u/u as rrpontd by the
Conlintntal Lllwytn Titlt Co. In SJ.at• An•. • 600 E. Ocean Front 211, $188,000, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath to L & J. Curran
COSTAMUA
• 805 Gr1yllq Bay, $148,500, 2 bedrooms. 2 • 25 Wiid Goose Court, $200,000, 3 bedrooms, 3
bath to S. & S. SasakJ
IUU RIPORT POLICI FILU
fff• hrtll .. /Wtnretr•k COITAMQA
tlarev9ll TMMltsy 2800 block or Mcndot1 Drive: A collector's item
Wuk, gutless waves Barbie doll -"Scarlett" -worth $86, was the only
and a 5mall dropping item reported missing from o vehicle burglary.
combination of swells 1~ block or Orange An.: Instead of mokina a
made a nothing weekend grof1t, A suspected burglar suffered a loss -his own
for local surfers. lood. And according to the pools of blood police
New storm adivlties in discovered on o bathroom window sill, curto01, and
the Culf o( AJuka later outside o broken window ~ he lost o lot. The suspect
this week will hope(ully opparcmly cut himself when trying unsuccesslully to
breok into the bathroom window ot ii house. I lis
bring us a new northwest in1urics ond bars inside the b:ithroom window
swell for the weekend and prevented him from miikina it inside.
Into nen week. 1500 block or Soutb Coast Drlvt: A man was lcovin& AJso, new storm ac.Uvity work when he was appro:ichcd by two women who
in the 50uthern appeared to be prostitutes. The \'ictim re~rtcd th:it
hemi5phere promises us one sro~d him by the aroin and asked im If he
some south swells around ~ntcd to hove SCll. Then she reached Into his car
lht ~nning ol not and arabbcd • blue ba& aittlna on the scat next to
him containina $60. Wffk.
For d.Mly surf ,.poru
ind forecuts, call (900) ftp Of Tiii NT
976-SURF. Th• all COits • tr • car •~an to be ronowin~ you, turn ind walk
St .SO plus at1y ponlblt in tho oppot tc direction, or wal on 1ho other side of
totl. the stroct. -courtciy Newport Bcoch poHtt
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Wednesday, March 29, 1995 3
Crowds dive into some golden moments with Pat McCormick
S OME DEEDS ARE MORE
GOLDEN THAN OTHERS
-Anaheim Stadium may
be a forlorn mausoleum these
l:.ocaJ
Scene
days, but there
was life
nickering
Saturday in one
of its gf)ostly
tecesscs.
That's when
Olympic
high-diving
legend Pat
McCormick
drew a
star-studded
crowd,
assembled to
applaud her
donation of gold
medaJs to the Orange COunty
Sports Hall of Fame.
"If our county treasury would
have received that much gold,"
opined one observers "we'd be
out of bankruptcy."
Pat wasn't interested In
politicians who've gone off the
deep end and are now treading
waters praying for rescue. Her
sole concern is with her
Huntiniton Beach-based
Educattonal Foundation,
dedicated to helping troubled
kids get back into the swim.
As fund-raisers go, this was in
a class by itself. For a relatively
small donation, admirers could
mingle with such mighty
Olympians as Dr. Sammy Lee,
Vi cky Draves and Rafer Johnson,
and·on~timc Rams heroes Vince
·Ferragamo and Jack Snow.
And for comedy relief,
incongruQusly enough, there was
wise-cracking Mr. Blackwell
whose tell-all tome, "From Rags
to Bitches," will soon hit the
bookstores. His only association
with sports, so far as I could
determine, was his colorful coat
-as resplendent as any raiment
ever to adorn a Kentucky Derby
winner.
This was my first tour of our
county's Sports Hall of Fame and
It's well worth the visit. Every
Orange-flavored jock in
represented in pix and plaques.
There's one lam~ntable
omission, but I hesitate to
·mention it. In those storied halls
and walls, one cannot find a
paddle used in the 1937
Southeastern Pennsylvania
RcgionaJ Table Tennis
Championship Tournament.
Thanks to' that magic paddle, its
wielder (modesty forbids
publishing.his name) nearly made
it to the quarterfinals.
One of the items available at a
silent auction was the No. 11
jersey worn by Jim Everett during
his tenure as the Rams'
quarterback. From a fund-raising
standpoint, it ranked right up
there with that overlooked
ping-pong paddle.
I wanted to bid on a rare item,
but it wasn't for sale. It was a
newsreel film 'headlined, "The
Flying Mermaids," featuring
McCormick and her teammat~s.
One of the svelte beauties was
Lucllle Unkiewlc2 of Chicago,
perhaps better known here as
Unk Mathewson of Harbor
Island.
She declined to repeat the
diving feat for Saturday's
assemblage, saying she'd just as ·
soort jump headfirst from "3
three-story building onto a wet
postage stamp.
0
MAJOR LEAGUE
REPLACEMENTS -There's
been a change in the lineup for
The Marine Corps Scholarship
Foundation awards banquet,
sched\lled April 29 at the
Century Plaza Hotel in Los
Angeles.
Irvine Co. chairman Donald
Bren, originally announced
recipient of the 1995 Semper
Fidelis award, will not be in
uniform. Replacing him at ·the
plate will be another heavy hitter
from our county, philanthropist
Dr. Arnold <>'. Beckman, a
Marine Corps veteran of World
War I.
Actually, there'll be two
well-known Marines stepping into
the b~cacb. Also being honored·
that night will be former football
luminilry, Eddie LeDaron, a
.. Korean War veteran who went on
to other Heroics as a quarterback
in the National Football League.
Both are rich)y deserving of the
laurels, but I guess we'll have to
wait a little longer for Chnirmun
Oren to make a public .
appearance.
0
SP£AKJNG OF AWARDS -
Did J miss somc1hing while
snoozing through the Oscars? 1
could've sworn that honors for
Oest Supporting Actor would go
to Brion (Kato) Knclio.
0
CRACK OF THE WEEK -
There was a lot of running
around Sunday at Disneyland's
marathon and SK run, but
supervisor Gaddi Vosquez
reportedly never left the ~uffct
. tables.
"Why doe!>n't he mingle with
constituent~?" ~omeone asked.
It drew this sharp one-word
retort: ·• Assas!>ins."
Jerry Kobrin's column appears
Monday and lVcd11csday.
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Colleges to host job fair at fairgrounds today
Six local community colleges will
hold their third annual Orange
County Job Fair today at the
Orange County Fair and
Exposi tion Center in Costa Mesa.
West Coast. Last year's fair
attracted 72 employers and more
tpan 3,000, participants.
This year's activities will run
from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Building
Number 10, just off the
fairgrounds' main parking lot.
Local employers arc invited to
participate.
The fair is sponsored by
Coa~tline, Cypress, Golden West,
Irvine Valley, Orange Coast and
Suddleback colleges.
The event is open to the public.
No parking or admission fees will
be charged.
"Our goal this year is to attract
85 employers and 4.000
participants," said Steve
The event has become one of
the largest college job fairs on the
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4 Wednesday, March 29, 1995 NewJ)9tt Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot
TODAY
WUT NIWHltf MllTIN•
The West Ncwpon Beach As1ociation
Bo:ud or Directors will meet at 1 p.m.
in Ciiy Council Cbambers, 3300
Newport Blvd.
WOODWOalUNO woaKSMon
A beginner :ind an intermediate
"'oodworking workshop is being
offered by Or:ingo Coast College. The
betinning class meets Wedncsd3l5,
from 7 to 10 p.m. through April 26
:ind 1hc in1crmcdi:11c clau meets
Thursdays, from 7 to 10 p.m. through
April 27. Workshops arc limited to 20
participants and pre-registration is
recommended. Re1istr:i11on fee for
each 1s S59. Details, 432-5880.
THURSDAY
FINANCIAL llMJMM ,
"Undccsuinding Your Jiinancial
R1~l.s." is the t11lc of a free program
pl:rnned for 7 p.m. in the Fncnds'
Meeting Room of the Newport Beach
Ccn1ral L1br::iry, 1000 AVOClldO Ave.
l·or more information, call 717-3816.
s 'IAKING sacans
Learn lh e techniques of \\-Orld·famous
peal.er~ from author Michael Jeffreys
. 1t the Sheraton Ne .... port, 45.iS \IJcAnhur Blvd., Nc .... port Beach.
'>cminar begins at 7 a.m. Cost is Sl4
for members of 1hc Newpon Harbor
Arca Chamber of Commerce with
rcscn auons, 517 at 1hc door; for
~ucst~ 11 is S 17 "'ith rcscn ·ations and
S~:! al 1he door. Details. 729·4400.
WltlTI YOUR OWN STORY
t\ cre:it1\C "r11rng workshop, designed
to turn interesting lire experiences into
engaging stones. meets from 6:30 to
30 p.m. al Orange Coast College
Rq;1stra11on fee IS 5.i9. Details.
.i32·58SO.
FRIDAY
IUSINUS DIVILOPMINT MUTING
rh.: Consumer Business Net\loork is
\ponsonng a lecture tilled "Turning
Your Creatl\ilv an10 Profit, Pan II".
The lecture wiil be hosted by designer
"iuLanmarie Chin, al 7 a.m. in Geezers
Garlic Gnll, 4200 Scou. Newport
lkach. The cost is SIS. For more
1nform:uion, call S50··H8S.
SATURDAY
TAX ASSISTA.NCI
\ fri..:e Volunteer Income Tax
A~~ist:mce Program for low-income,
handicapped or non-English speaking
ta\paycrs will be held from 9 a.m. to
noon in Room 10-i of Orange Coast
College's Business Education Building.
Allcndccs need to bring; The current
federal tax 1>2ckagc rna.ilcd oul by tile
I RS. wage and earnings statements, -
mlcrcst ~ta1cments, receipts for child
care and other deductible expenses.
Jlong with a copy of last year's tax
n;turn. Dct:iils. 643-4060.
FAMILllS ON COUllSI
A 7-~lc" 1n1crvcntion and mediation
program for fam1hc~ is scheduled from
CJ 10 11 a.m. al the Costa Mesa
Community Center, 1845 Park Ave.
lhe program '~ill focus on ways of
cummunica1ing w11h ;rny out-of·eontrol
fomi ly dispute, :inger and general
fami ly disharmony. Cost is SS for
adulls, S3 for kids 13-18. Parents do
not have to be present. Call 5S6-8000
for more information.
RUMMAGllAU
The Cost;i Mesa I ligh School Mustang
BJnd Booster Club is sponsoring a
rummage and bake sale from 7 a.m. to
2 p.m., and a car "-'1\h from 8 a.m. to
I p.m .. an the high school's parking lot.
corner of Fam 1c"' ;ind Arlinsion For
more inform:.iuon. call 556·321S.
GLASS 11.AD~KING WOIUUHOP
A \\Orhhop 1Cach1ng beginning glass
b.:ad dc\1gn 1s !tchcdulcd from 9 a.m.
lo noon in Room IOI of Orange Coast
College's Art Center. Regist~ation fee
1~ SSO and a 57 ma1crial fee is payable
111 cl;m. Oc1J1ls. 432-5880.
FORICLOSUH llMINAlt
Orange Coast College is offering a
~cmmar instructing how to take
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1dYant1~c ot twWac fonxtosures. The
seminar will incct from 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. 1n Room 206 ol OCC"s Lewis
Applied Science 8uildins. Rcpsrratioa
fee is $49; S79 for two. A S 15 m~tcrial
fee is payable in dass. Dctaals,
432-5880.
APPUClUa
Orange Coast College's Oran1c Apple
Computer Oub will meet in Rooni l 14
of OCC's Chemistry BuHdfoa. Sessions
for various Apple products run
throughout the day, from 8 a.m. lo 4
p.m. Fon,irns for beginncn arc held al
noon. Annual membership fee for the
club is $30. Visitors 11re welcome. For
more information, call 77().1865.
SUNDAY
ILIDIUCTUU
A slide lecture titled, "Ccren: The
PrcColumbian Pompeii," will be
prcscnlcd by Or. Payson C. Sheets
from 2 to 4 p.m. at SouW\cm California 'College (L}'Ccum), 55 Fair
Dri\'C, Costa Mesa. For more
information caU 951-5586.
WISH UPON A KIT
An E.x:ihation of Larks musical group
will present a concert tilled "Wish
Upon A Key" at 4 p.m. at the Waldorf
SchQOI of Orange County, UJ27 Vista
dcl Oro, Newport Beach. The concert
will included selections from the
Elizabeth:in Era and modern stage
pieces Crom the 30's and 40's with a
special appearance by the Antonia
Rojas Dance Theatre Flamenco
dancers. Tickets for the concert arc
available on campus for a SI 0
donation (one child may enter wi1 h an
adult on the same ticket) Child-only
tickets arc a S3 donation. For more
information, call 644-5070 or 965-3231.
SPlalT UHQUIT
Costa Mesa High School's annual
Spiritlcading Banquet \I.Ill be held at
the Halccrcst Swim and Tennis Club.
3107 Kill)brookc L:inc, Costa Mcs:i, at
6 p.m. Details, 551· 7234.
MONDAY
'HOTO IXJH81T
Photographs by Newport Beach
resident Mauncc B. Cook will be on
display through May 12 at the
American Institute or ArchitcctS.
Or:inge County Gallery, 3200 Park
Center Drive, No. 110. Costa Mesa.
For more informa1ion. call 557· n96.
ADD LICTUal
Coastline Counseling Ccnler of
Newport Beach is offering a free
lecture called, ''Attention Dcfccit
Disorder: The Big Picture," from 7 to
8:30 p.m. at 1200 Quail St .. Suite 105.
For more information, call 476-0991.
uaua MANNJNO
Orange Coast Collelc is offering a
three-pan career planning workshop,
from 6 to 8 p.m., in its Re-Entry
• 6:n1cr, Room 106 of the Counseling
and Admissions Building. Attendees
"ill examine personal interests,
•UT an
IOO·ITltAYAOAN.ZA
Costa Mesa Community
Services Department is
offering "Egg-Stravaganza"
Craft Class for kids ages
7-14 at 3:45 p.m., Tuead~
and Wednesday at the
Neighborhood Commupitf
Center, 1845 Park Ave. COit
;f.s $25. For more
information, call 64S-SS51.
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abilities and values. The free workshop
will continue on Monday, April 17 and
24. For more inform:Uion, e:ill
432-5162.
TUESDAY
CHOOSING MU.LTHY
U&.ATIONSHIPS
The singles organization, "The
Meeting ~oom," is sponsoring a
rcla1ionship workshop from 8 to 9:30
p.m. at 2915 Redhill Ave., Suite 0104,
Costa Mesa. Cost is $40 for members,
SSO for non-members for this
four-week series. Space is limited,
reservations with advanced payment
onfy. Call 545-8082 for more
information.
Ania SCHOOL ACTIYITIU
Children in first through fifth grades
arc invited to prcregjster for "Kids'
Stuff, Talcs Tall &: Small," a free after
school activity series planned for 3:30
p.m. :it the Corona del Mar Library.
The program includes folk talcs and
writing a tall talc. To register for the
series, call the library at 644-3135, or
visit the library at 420 Marigold Ave.
HCUATION COMMISSION MIDINO
The Parks, Beaches and Recreation
Commission of Newport Beach will
meet at 7 p.m. in council chambers,
3300 Newport Blvd.
KAllTI CLAllU
Adult Shotokan Karate class begins :it
the Newport-Costa Mcs:i-lrvinc
YMCA, 2300 University Drive,
Newport Beach. Cost is S30 for the
four-week class. SIS for each
additional family member. Classes will
continue Tuesdays and Thursdays. For
more information, call 6.i2·9990.
MOW TO .. A SHOW aa KID
Parents \!oho would like to sec their
child's name in lights, but haven't a
clue as to how to go about it, arc
invited to • free program a.t noon in
the Friends'.Meeting Room or the
Newport Beach Centnl Libr_;:iry.
Talent manager Ruthie Gra11t will
review enliJhtcned approaches for
parents to introduce their children into
show business. For more information:
call 717-3800.
THUUDAY, APRIL 6
NAYIOATION CLAIS
Orange Co;ast College is offering an
eight-part naviga'tion course from 7 to
10 p.m. ac OCCs Sailing Center 'in
Ncwpon Beach, 1801 W. P:icific Co.ast
Highway. Registration fee is $68. For
more information call 645-9412.
WNAT'I YOUa ITOltTI
The public is invited to "Everybody
HIU A Story," a free present:ition by
local author Nancy Robison, followed
by a tea at the Coron:i dcl Mar Branch
Libr:iry. The program, which begins at
3 p.m.., will focw on how all life
experiences -including travel,
childhood trials and triumphs and
family relationships -can enh:incc a
writer's story. Call 644-3135 for more
inform:ition about the program.
FRIDAY, APRIL 7
TOY DUIONU TO AJIPIAJI
Phebe Phillips, designer of the
h:indc:raflcd plush toy animals, will
make an :ippc:irancc :it Neiman
M:ircus, in Fashion lsl:ind, to sign her
trademark leather paws, from 11 a.m.
10 4 p.m., in the Children's
Ocp:irtmcnt. For more information,
call 759-1900, ext. 2332.
SATURDAY, APRIL 8
UHDaOOKIAU
Friends of Cost:i Mesa Libraries will
hold a used book sale at the Costa
• Bankruptcy • Corporations
• Wills/Jrusts
•Divorce
• Tenant/Landlord
• Much, much more
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Mesa Downtown Library, 1855 Park •
Ave., from 9 :i.m. to 3 p.m. I f:lrdcovcrs
a.nd trade pa}><:rbacks a.re S 1, regular
paperbacks and" records arc SO cents
and children's books and magazines
arc 25 cents each.
OilDIN IHOW
Crystal Court of South Coast Plaza is
hosting its sixth annual garden show
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Scheduled
activities include lips for shade
gardening, floral arrangements with
backyard blooms :ind growing orchids .
Activities continue through Sunday.
from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Also featured
e:ich day arc exhibits from more than
50 garden clubs, societies and
nurseries. Admission is free. For a list
of scheduled events, call 43S·2167.
GLASS •IADMAKINO wo•KSMO,
A workshop teaching advanced glass
bead design is scheduled from 9 a.m.
to noon in Room 101 of Orange Coast
College's Art Center. Registration fee
is S50 and a 57 material fee is payable
in class. Details, 432-5880.
All<JDO CLASS OfflRID
Orange Coast College is offering :in
Aikido workshop from 11 a.m. 10 12:30
p.m. in its Aerobics Room.
Registration fee is S24. Call 432·5880.
FIRST DATI DO'S A.ND DON'TS
Scoll Peebles will share secrc1s of
successful dating during a workshop.
from 9 a.m. to noon at "The Meeting
Room'' office, 2915 Redhill Ave .. Suite
GI04, Costa Mesa. Learn how you c:in
become the most captiv:iting,
intriguing and nllurin~ person someone .
has ever dated. Cost 1s S40 for
Mcctina Room members, SSO for
non-members. Space is limiccd,
rC5Cr\'3lions with adv3ncc p:iymcnt
only. Details. S4S-8082.
WIUNUlllX
Or. Edw:ird Taub will present "The
Wellness Rx" seminar from 10 a.m. to
noon at the Red Lion Ho1cl, 3050
Bristol St., Costa Mes:i. Taub will
disc:up his seven-step progr11m to
radiant hc;altb and energy. COst is SIS
per person. Oct;iils, (800) 336-1939.
SUNDAY, APRIL t •
A LITlllAaY AITHNOON
Award-winning novelist and book cri1ic
Carolyn Sec will be the guest spe:ikcr
of a literary program held in the
Friends' Meeting Room of the
Newport Beach Central Library. The
program begins at 3 p.m. Cost is SS tor
Newport Beach Public Library
Fbundation members; SS for
non-members. Dcla~s. 717-3890.
MONDAY, APRIL 10
SPANllH FO• caUISIRS
A Spanish language course for sailors
planning to cruise Mexico and Latin
America begins at Orange Coast
College's Sailing Ccnlcr in Ne,,pon
Bench, from 7 10 9 p.m. The class will
con1inuc 10 meet Mondays through
Mny 22. Regis1ra1i~n fee is ~68. Call
432·S880 for more information.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19
'RHSURI POINT THIRAPY
Learn to :ipply thumb pressure to
specific :ircas to gain relier from
headaches, sinus. back and neck p:ain,
etc. Workshop scheduled from 7 to
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The Volunleer Dlrtttory runs perlodlcally lJl lbe
Dally Piiot Ir you'd like ln!orma1Jon on aeulna
)Our oraanlulJon llsled, call 642-4321, ext. JJl.
Or••1• Coast lnt•rf•lth Shelter
The Interfaith Shelter is the largesl family
shelter in the county, housing, feeding and
counseling 20 families daily. The group needs
volun teers and disposable diapers. For
information, c~ll Jeff Reynolds, 631-7213.
Orange County Community
Development Council
Volunteers arc needed for a va ricly of
funciions. For Information, call 839-6199.
Or•n90 County Chamber Orchestra
The Orange County Chamber Orchestra needs
volunteers to nclp sell tic~cts, slaff social affairs,
work the office and assist with mailing parties. For
more information, call Carfiy Griesmeyer,
786-3021. The Orchestra also needs ~luntccrs · ~who would like to lea rn more' about classical music
to participate on its administrative board. Call Gil
Abrams at 644-7019 for more information.
Orange County Homeless T•sk
Force
The Orange County I lomeless Task Force is
recruiting volunteers for the Interfaith Council
Network to work one-on-one with homeless adults
in the program on basic life skills. For
informa tion, call 263-1774.
Orton Dyslexia Society Or•nge
County Branch
The Orton Dyslexia Society needs people to
help teach reading skills, mailings, and coordinate
the adult group. For information, call 999·0118
between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.
Orangewoocl Boutique
·1 he upscale resale boutique which benefits the
Orangcwood Children's I lomc for neglected and
VOLUNTllR DlllCTOaY
abused children needs voluntee rs to cre:uc
displays, taa clo1hes and work wilh cuMomers.
among other duties. For informa1ion, c11ll
Christine, 760-6640.
Pecll•trlc Cancer Research
Founcl•tlen
PCRF raises money to support the pediatric
cancer rj:soarch lllboratory at the Children's
Hospital of Orange. It needs volunteers for a
varict)' of duties. For information, call 1h"c ma in
office, 532-8692.
•
Prentice D•y School
The Prentice day School is a state accredited
CO·educational day school serving the needs of
children with Specific Language Disabili ties/
Dyslexia. Voluntee rs are needed in many areas.
For information, call 538-4511.
Prime Dynamics
Prime Dynamics, a Newport Beach non-profit
organization for the 99 and younger set, needs
volunteers for its programs. Call 262-7300.
Save Our Youth
The West Side Costa Mesa youth organization
is looking for volunteers to help create a positive
altern ative for people 12 to 23 years old. V~luriteers are ne eded to help in areas such as
boxing, sports health & fitness, aerobics and
academic tutoring. For information, call 548-3255.
Sh•r• Our Selves & Free Medical
Cllnlc
The organization is looking for voluntee r
laymen, physicians, dentists, hygienists and nurses.
For information, call Lee, 642-3451 or the
volunteer coordinator at lhe SOS clinic, 650-0186.
Someone C•rea Soup Kitchen
The Someone Cares Soup Kitchen needs food
servers at the First United Methodist Church in
Costa Mesa, or at the Rea Community Center.
i,.·
For information, call 1he soup kllchen, 646-8181
between 8 a.m. and noon.
South Cout Repertory Tho•ter
The South Coast Repertory Theater needs
volunteers to help wilh usherin& (see ploys free)
and other functions. For information, call
957-2602 or. 957-2602.
S.P.l.N.
Serving People In Need is u non·prpfit group in
Newport Beach which serves the homeless.
Volunteers arc greatly needed for many areas. For
information on any of S.P.l.N.'s programs or how
to volunteer, call 757-1456.
Underground
The Underground progrom', a function of
Child's Pace, provides social activities and
interaction for adolescents. Vohlntce1s arc needed
in many ~rcas. For inform:ition, pll 548·88~9.
Vantage Foundation
The VantJge Foundation is a non-profit
organization which supports employment and
community training for adults with developmental
disabilities. Volunteers arc sought. For
information, call 645-7833.
Wellness Community of Orange
County
The Wcllnes~ Community needs volunteers to
help out al the reception desk during daytime
hours. For information, call 258-12 IO.
Women Helping Women
Women Helping Women is dedicated to
assisting viciims of dome~11c \'10lcnce. The
organization is located at toc Rea Community
Center in Costa Mes:i. For more information. call
b] 1·2333.
TRASH meeting, former rriayor Phil San-
sone advised the city council to
keep an eye on the situation. Ac-
cording to Sansone, many resi ·
dents don't even realize that the
city uses county landfills and are
at the mercy of county fees.
crca-.c cost Newport Beach more
than anticipated.
Hcugcs i.aid he '""s not sur-
prised that the county would
tran:.fcr fees to ci1ies rather than
increase ta\CS or cut coanty ser-
vices. He has written a teller to
Fifth District Supervi:.or Marian
Bergeson, protesting the inc rease.
From Page 1
to city ,officials
In calculating his department
budget for the 1995-96 fiscal year,
Niederhaus anticipated a $5-per·
ton fee increase which would cost
thl city approximately $140,000.
Thal money has already been fac-
1ored into the general services
budget.
If the county Board of Su·
p~I'\ isors raises the fee from
S2'.!.75 to S35, however, the fees
"ould cost Newport Beach ap-
proximately ~3 12,000 more than
anticipated. If the fees are greater
th;1n $35 or if the city's waste
str~am 1s larger than anticipated,
city costs could climb even higher.
"We have no direct control over
tipping fees," Newport Beach
Mayor John Hedges sajd, "We're
still scrambling around trying to
figure out how to close that gap."
Du ring Monday night's council
"There's a lot of misunderstand·
ing," Sansone said. "Some people
who I was talking to thought that
only people who lived in unincor·
porated areas used the county
landfills.
"In other cities, a $5 increase in
gate fees would translate to a cou-
ple of extra bucks per month to
homeowners. The residents would
be paying instead of the city. In
Newport Beach, it's a direct hit on
the general fund."
Neither Niederhaus nor City
Manager Kevin Murphy could say
which areas of the city budget
would be affected if the fee in·
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Nicdcrhau:. saiJ he is looking at
several options which would keep
the city's gap from exceeding the
$140,000 already budgeted. Op-
tions include taking ci ty trash to a
location outside the county and in-
creasing recycling amounts.
"I guess you could call it 'Trash
Wars.' " Niederhaus said "There's
give and take and other alterna·
tives. The county has to he carc!ul
how high they raise th at fee be·
cause private waste haulers will
look fo r other alternatives 10 keep
their costs down."
"We'll sec how responsive she is
10 the needs of her home ci ty,"
I ledges saiu.
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District could see funds ~
by mid-May, Bernd says
..._ Superintendent tells
Newport-Mesa trustees that
di strict could receive more
. than $50 ·million of its
investment if investors
approve settlement.
Bv JULIE Ross CANNON
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NEWPORT-MESA -If count)
pool investors approve a rcp;iy
ment t,>lan by April 17, the school
district could receive about SS0.36
million of its frozen, S80-millton
investment by mid-May, Superan·
tendent Mac Bernd told trustees
Tuesday.
Though settlement details have
not been finalized, Ne\\ port-Mesa
Unified School District board
members reviewed a four-page ex-
ecutive sum mary, which outlined
the plan's main points, during
their regu lar meeting.
The settlement offers investor!-.
76% of their invested amounts im
mediately and another 14% by
June 5 in recovery notes. The final
10% claim, '"hich is contingent on
successful lawsuits by the county,
does not ha"e a repayment deau·
line.
Bernd said Newport-Mesa's fi.
nancial solvency could be riding on
the June 5 payment, which the
county contends 1s "as guou as
gold.
"We're absolutely going Iv need
the recovery notes by June 5 or
we're going to ha'e !>ome 'cry sc·
rious probkms. · Ocrnd said. not-
ing the S47 million in taxable
notes the district borrowed to in-
vest in the fund comes due in mid·
June.
Bernd said Newport-Mesa
wouldn't receive. the full 76% im·
medi ate repayment offer currently
on the table because of certain de·
ductions, which include attorneys'
and accountants' fees held in es·
crow and cash advanced to 1he
di!itrict in December to help meet
pJyroll.
·1 he a11orneys' and accountants'
fees, estimated :it ne:irly $250,000,
"ill cover future pool services for
the next two >ears, said Michael
Fil)C!, db1rict director of fiscal ser·
vJces. It does not, however, cover
the district's separate legal counsel
hired to look out for the district's
S47-million borto\\t:d investment.
Dernd !>aid the SS0.36-mmion
return would again be deposited in
the county's investment pool, as
required by law, "but we expcc1
the investment strategy to be a lit-
tle different."
The settlement must be ap·
proved by 80% of the inv~tors
holding 90% of the investments to
be enacted.
Dcrnd !>aid he doe!>n't expect
any more m:ijor cuts in the dis-
trict's budget, but some fine-tuning
might be necessary after the dust
clc:irs.
"We feel ''e can do that in a
reasonable manner without affect·
ing !>erv1ces," he said.
Trustee Ed Decker asked when
Ne" port-Mesa \\ould see the Jina!
10% of its investment. "lt"s going
10 be a "hile, right," he asked. .
"Yes, it's going 10 be a 'hhile~ ..
said Katherine Dulls Warwick, an
a11orney hired by the disl-rict.
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8 Wednesday, March 29, 1995
HENRY ......... ,
Noye~ had no trouble collecting
$62.S for 1he wounded officer's
family from fellow merchants in
the island's merchant association.
Thousands of Newport Beach
merchant , rcsidenb and school
children who have the tragic event
etched in their minds and the
wounded orficer fo their hearts •
have reacted by showering support
on the officer's family.
They have planned fund drives,
football games, bake sales; dinners
and fashion )how~ to raise money
for Henry') wife and three chil-
dren, age) 6, 2, and one month.
So enormous has been 1he out-
pouring of support that Newport
Beach police l'luve had to create a
~evcn·per~n committee just to
handle all the fund-taisers and
· events planned to benefit Henry's
family.
"Everybody in the whole com-
munity ha) been talking about it .
.. it's such a tragedy," said Candi
Marteski an employee at Ruby's
Sandwich Saloon, which counts.
many Ne" port Beach police offic-
TESTING
From Pas• 1
districts conduct limited testing in
certain county areas as part of
wastewater treatment efforts.
Members of the Newport Beach
Harbor Quality Commit1ce say the
results of these tests are reliable
and "'ill be useful if the committee
is given access to the data.
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644-3739.
•April 12 -Dinner and
silent auction at N~
· Landing Restaurant. Tmu
are $35. For reseivations and
ets, including Henry, as regular
customers.
"We've been• asking how
(Henry) is and every single officer
has been saying what a '+'OnderfiJI
· dad, husband, friend he is .•.
wonderful everything."
When Newport Bench Police
Sgt. Andy Gonis stopped by the
shop for lunch last week. the
owner, Margot Grueter, told him
to stay put while she wrote out a
$100 check for Henry's fund.
-a physician and member of
Stop Polluting Our Newport
said the county would be the logi-
cal agency to continue the testing
rather than n "piecemeal" effort
between special districts and city
committees. If the co.unty docs not
have the money, the SIJnners said
they expect the private sector to
respond. They hope to hear from
the county by April 13, if not
sooner.
But that '>'Ould on!) solve part
. of the problem, ~aid committee
member Nancy Skinner.
Until then, the committee will
have to play the waiting game -
no easy task, say the Slo.inncrs, es·
pecially with · warm weather
months fast approaching.
"It won't be of much u~c 1f the
county doesn't hire somebouy to
look at the results." Slo.inner said.
"We ma} h;l\e the data with no-
body to e'aluate it. We abo want
w test the areas that aren't cov-
ered by the sanitation districts.''
The c111ten)' advisory committee
propose) a plJn that reduce) the
1 number of testing sites in Newport
Bc~ch from 44 to 36. The 32 New-
port Bay locations would be cut to
16 -14 1n the lower bay and 2 in
City council members said they
support the testing and hope to
sec it reinstated. While the elimi·
nation of the program is unfortu-
nate, the response from concerned
residents has emphasized the im-
portance of the program, accord-
ing to Councilwoman Jean Watt,
who also chairs the Harbor Qual-
ity Committee.
"We've demonstrated that the
value· of the testing is there, and
that it has to be done," Watt said.
"We now know more about the
value of what we're doing.'1
• the upper bay. The county, which
pre' iously spent $164,610 testing
120 i.ites county-wide, would spend
$80,115 sampling the limited New-
port Beach sites.
...
Skinner and her husband Jack
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directly to sat. ~ OOais,
NBPEA/Roben Hcsuy Fund,
. 870 San1a Barbara Drive,
Newport Beach. 92660.
On Lido Island, several youth~
.spent their weekend passing out
flyers asking people to donate to
the fund.
"I sent him my check," said
.Lalie Solomon, a Lido lshlnd resi-
dent of 25 years. "Lido did a lot.
All the kids went out and passed
out flyers. the few people I talked
to and play bridge with, have all
donated." ·
Joe Thompson, the general
manager of Newport Landing Res· .
taurant, organized a benefit dinner
and silent auction to be held ApriJ
12 to benefit Henry •
Thompson said •he wanted to
help because what happened to
Henry "really hit home."
Thompson, 29, remembers wor-
ryin& that his dad -a detective
and a special agent for the state
-might be shot and killed, as his
d:ld's partner h:td been. Now, as a
new father himself, Thompson
hopes that if be were in Henry's
place, tl)e community would sup-.
port his family.
. "l have a 10-month-old son and
Henry has a one-month-old baby.
If anything like this were to hap-
pen to me, I wouJd hope that peo-
ple would help my son," Thomp·
son said. "Henry works for every
person who enters Newport
Beach. Wt!. need to take care of
people who <laity take care of us."
!Jonis said he receives SO to 100
letters and cards a day for Henry
and his family. Several of the
cards decorate the officer's hospi-
tal room.
Gonis described the com·
munity's response in one word:
"Overwhelming."
"It's been incredible," he added.
Newport Beach/~oata Mesa Daily Pilot
' UONS
frMtPtt991
show at the Red Lion Hotel
in Costa Mesa. If you wish
to conttibute an item (or the
auction, please contact Sally
Nockotd at 644-6105.
Tickets to the 6 p.m.
fund-raiser Qnd dinner are
$40. Tickets may be pur-
chased through local police
departments or by calling
644-3665 or 546-1429.
He said everyone in the com-
munity -merchants, homeown-
ers, social clubs and even people
·from outside the county -have
all been expressing sorrow over
the incident and offering support
to the family. ·
"I think we all know we're not
in a vacuum as far as this situation
is concerned," Gonis said.
"There's tremendous community
support; consequently, it makes
the pain a little easier for us .
·"And every penny is needed by
the family because it's a long-term
situation lhey are going to hnve to
deal with."
Henry's condition hasn't
changed much since he was shot in
the head two weeks ago. He re-
mains comatose and listed in sta·
ble but criticaJ condition at Hoag.
"It's bard to predict the out-
come of such heud injuries,"
Henry's neur<>surgcon said in a
written statement released Mon-
day, "but it appears Officer Henry
, is facing a very long and slow re-
covery process.''
As they give, in the back. of
their minds, the community strug-
gles to understand how such a
tragedy could happen. Newport
Beach detectives continue to in-
vestigate the shooting that lcft '
Henry wounded and a 24-year·oltl
Garden Grove man dead.
· "To me, it'i. trngic that for
someone his age with such o small
baby ... (this) happens to be the
course of events," said Lee Suth·
erland, president of the Dalboa Is·
land Improvement Association.
"l feel a great deal of sympath)
for the family ... One of the great
joys of my life is being a father."
Decommissioning ceremony tor Coast Guard cutter Point Divide is Thursday
The citizens of Newport Beach
can formally bid the Coast Guard
cutter Point Divide goodbye at a
decommissioning ceremony
Thursday.
The event. which begins at 10
a.m. at the Coast Guard station on
1911 Bayside Drive, will feature
guest speakers and a ceremony
that incluues such rituals as the
lowering of the vessel's flags and "'
the stowing of its cannon balls.
The 10-man crew will then take
the Point Divide to Long Beach
on April 1 for storage. A week
later, the crew will return to the
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s~ff reports.
Dul since other effons have
fai led to slow motorists, the com·
mission decided to authodze in·
stnllation of the stop sign.
"The city has taken a number of
other Steps, but it's obvious they
haven't worked," said Planning
Commissioner Libby Cowan.
Also on Monday, the Planning
Commission approved recom·
~endation .of a proposed sign or·
dmancc to the City Council -but
not without making a few changes.
When the oommission initially
oonsidered the proposed plan last
month, the members approved a
90-day time limit on temporary
signs and banners -only half the
length of time a committee <>f
business owners had rccom·
mended. The members aJso were
undecided on time restrictions on
inflatable signs. . '
But on Monday, the commission
expanded the time period for ban·
ners to 120 days and allowed use
of inflatables fo r 28 days total for
up to four events a year.
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ARTIST
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"My car needed a new paint JOb
an)'Way," explained the 18-year-old
·anist. "I Lhought it would be kind
of fun and I always wanted to
paint my car in a weird way.''
Mcghan said her art teacher wa!>
impressed with her idea, while her
family had a slightly different reac·
tion to her plans. "They thougl1t 1
was ~ally crazy. They didn't think
I would do it," she said.
The student spent five month!>
working on the station wagon with
acrylics and spray paint. When she
Wednesday, March 29, 1995 7
was done, she took pictures or the
final project since she couldn't
send it in the mail along with Iler
entry inform:llton. She will find
out sometime in April whether she
will be able Lo drive away with Che
S 10,000 first prize.
Noland, who is planning to at·
tend art school next year, says she
has no plans to paint over her de·
sign once the contest is over. And
. she hai. no misgivings ab<?ut driv-
ing the seemingly mobile soup can
all over town or leaving it among
the more "ordinary" cars in E!>tan-
cia 'll purling lot.
"A lot of people think it's cool,•·
she said.
What's going on arou~d here?
"I'm not sure that stop signs will
reduce speeds anywhere except at
the intersection, but there are
some factors that will be mitigated
by the signs."
And that's reason enough to put
one in, said Noel Wilson.
The inflatables shoulct not ex·
cced 10 feet in diameter ot rise
more than 15 feet above the build·
ing. ln addition, the inflatables
may nor be illuminated or have
flags or pennants flying from the
tether.
• Mesa Verde
Orange Coast
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"At least now, when you get to
the stop sign, you know you have a
shot at getting across," he said.
Center
DISTRICT
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April 24, names the district, Kemp
and Gunter's supervisor at the
time, Ron Briles, as defendants.
In a statement issued last week,
Mesa Consolidated officials said
they have "the same goal as Ms.
Gunter: a resolution to the con-
cerns she has raised."
Among other things, Gunter's
complaint alleges that Briles fol·
lowed Gunter around the office
whenev~r she was away from her
desk, or directed others to. do so.
Briles also allegedly reprimanded
Gunter for taking breaks which he
said exceeded 15 minutes, "even
though . . . Briles himself took
breaks with employees which regu-
larly exceed a half·hour," accord-
ing to a document filed in Orange
County Superior Court.
Other women tell of similar ex·
periences. .
Olivares and another fo rmer
meter reader both claim their su·
pervisor ran time reports on them
daily -something he didn't do
with his male employees.
"I had a computer that I carried
out in the field so that I could
input information as I went
along," Olivares said. "He'd run
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while I was out in the field.
"If he thought 1 was taking too
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me why ... It got to a point where
I was inputting every little detail
to account for my time.
"If 1 had to dig a little to get to
a meter, or if I got stuck at a traf·
fie signal, I'd put it in the com-
puter just so that he wouldn't
question me on it. Those things
could have happened to a guy,
too. But they didn't.
"It just became very uncomfort·
able. It was a really hostile envi-
ronment."
The other woman, who asked
that she not be identified, said the
same supervisor frequently "lis-
tened into my phone conversa·
tions, standing close enough to
hear what I was saying and who I
was talking to."
"I felt he was on a mission to
get me out of there," said the
woman, who worked as a recep-
tionist for three years until she
was promoted to meter reader in
1986 -a position she held for
less than a year before leaving.
"There's a lot of intimidation
there, with all the employees. I
know that there would have been
a 101 or people that would have
stuck up for me if they weren't in
fear of their jobs."
Both Gunter and Olivares claim
they informed Kemp of the prob-
lems, but that no action was taken
to remedy the situation.
"We had these things called
'fireside chats' with Karl Kemp,"
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ported the problems I was having
with my supervisor to him.
"His response was, 'Well, you
know he has a problem with
women.' He would always say the
same thing, something like, 'When
. you're in the field, you have to ex-
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''Then, when I left there, I
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PORTS
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642·4330, ext. 223
All-OIF. honors to Fracalosy, DeGra~ier . .._ Ill tlll ...... ... LOS ANGELES -Seniors Brian Fracalosy and Dominfo De-
Grazier, whQ helped lead the Corona del Mar High t>oys basket-
ball team to the CIF Southern Section IV-AA championship,
have been named All-CIF Division IV.
Fracalosy, the Daily Pilot Newport-Mesa District Player of the
Year, was a first-team pick, while DeGrazier was named to the
second team by sportswriters representing the Amateur Athletic
Foundation All-Southern California Board of Athletics.
Fracalosy, a 6-foot-2 gua(d, ave raged a district-leading 17
points per gam~ in his·first vac.sity season, utilizing his improvjsa-
. tional· skills and QUtside shooting ability to ~ptivate crowds ancl
opposing defenders. . ,
After opening the· . season with a two-point pe'r(ormance
against Verdugo Hills, Fracalosy pos ted double figures in all of
the Sea Kings' final 29 games, including two 31-poiot efforts
against Millikan and San Clemente.
DeGrazier, a 6-0 guard, averaged 12 points per game for
Coach Paul Orris' 18-12 Sea Kings, which finished m a three-way
tie for second in the Sea View League. CdM fell in the opening
round of the state playoffs. Brian Fracalosy Dominic DeGrazier
Rod .-
From the summer of '54: .
"We first met Rod MacMiUian at the
Costa Mesa Boys Oub in the summer
of 19S4 while '1gning up for summer
basebalJ.. Although ~-were 'only eight
and nine yean.old we rcJlizcd that
Rod was one of ihe main men in '
guiding boys in the Harbor Arca
Baseball Pi:ogram.
· Because of Rod we became members
of the Boys Club. There we would
spend most of our time after school,
weekends and during summer
vacations. ·
,High School. We ihank him !Qr that.
Rod h8$ dedicated his life to the
·Harbor Area Bors Ctµb, the Harbor
Arca Baseball Program and the
Newport-Mesa .Unified School District,
ampng others. . . •
It takes a very s~cial person to do
what he has accgmplished.
Everyone in the Costa
Mesa-Newport Beach area th anks Rod
for his 50 years of Jeadership to the
youth of our area,"
-By Mark and Paul Schley
Pruldent and VJce President
of Schley Products, Inc.
DeGrazier, like Fracalosy a first-team coaches all-league selec-
tion, was most · dangerous behind the three-point line. He twice duced 18 crucial points in a first-round league victory over
Woodbridge.
One of the things Rod stressed to us
was education. He helped us at St.
Joachims grade school and Mater Dci
The Reunion 1n the P:trk ls Thursday
evenlng at Lions P:uk. C:ill 548-4942
for lnformation and reservations.
posted a season-high 20 points and his six three-pointers pro-Troy Collins of Pius X was the Division IV Playe r of the ':'ear.
CAsEY P. L UKSCH/0AILY PILOT
Costa Mesa's Julius Vasquez (6) tags out Laguna Beach baserunner Nate Pivaroff in the third inning of Pacific Coast League game Tuesday afternoon. Costa Mesa won the game easily, 15-8.
Costa Mesa gets· down and dirty, still rolls, 15-8
..._ Picture of Broesamle helps
wipe away vision of sloppy play.
BY BARRY FAULKNER, SPORT:> WRITER
COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa
High baseball team finally slipped to the
level of the competition Tuesday against
visiting Laguna Beach, but not before
posting a 15-1 lead over five innings, en
route to a 15-8 Pacific Coast League win.
"It was a prelly solid six innings," said
Costa Mesa Coach Doug Deats, who saw
plenty of positives to take from what he
Schroeder, Julius Vasquez and Ben
Felter were the big offensive stars.
Halverson, a junior, has been sparkling
with the glove (he triggered both double
plays) and struggling at the plate. But
the No. 9 hitter went 3 for 3 with a walk,
drove in a run and scored another.
Starns wen t 3 for 4 with a double and
drove in a run to add to his team-leading
RBI (now nine).
Schroeder, a sen ior catcher, back be-
hind the plate after nursing a sprained
knee for a week, went 2 for 4 with three
RBI. His team-leading batting average
actually went down to .523. termed his team's worst de-
fensive game of the year.
Indeed the Mustangs (4-
4, 2-1 tied for third in
league) nearly tripled their
error total for the season
with five miscues. Ilut they
also rapped out 12 hit s,
spread among six starters,
and received a solid pitch-
ing performance from Matt
Broesamle.
Pacmc Coast League Julius Vasquez drove in
three runs with a pair of
doubles and reached in all
five plate appearances.
Broesamle allowed only
four hits and one run in five
innings, walking just one
Le•9ue Ov•r•ll
W L W L
Allso Niguel 3 1 7 2
University 3 1 5 6
Cost• MeH 2 1 4 4
Laguna Hills 2 1 6 3
Eat•ncl• 1 3 3 6 Laguna Beach 0 4 1 9
T11Hday'• ecoree Estancia 3, Urrmslly O
Coeta MHa 1151 lll,IUlll Beach 8
Aliso Nl9Ufl 1, Laguna Hitls o
Friday'• 1•m•• (3: 115) Eetancl• II Laguna Beach
Coeta Ma .. II Aliso NiOuel
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Felter, a freshman out-
fielder who had been playing
exclusively on defense, sin-
gled in his first varsity at-bat,
then singled and walked, be-
fo re leaving the game.
Charles Chatman scored four
runs and was strancled at
third in the fifth, without
benefit of a base hit. and benefiting from two double plays to
earn his first decision of the year. Broe-
samle, a junior right-hander, now has a
1.05 ERA in 20 innings.
COSTA MISA 1 S, LAGUNA 81ACH a
Laguna Beach 000 011 6-8 9 6
Cost.i Mesa 318 120 •-15 12 s
Hernandez, Letourneau (3), O'ICee(e (4),
Rhoades (6) and Moorei Broesamle, Adelmund (6),
Chatman (n, Adelmund (7) and Schroeder. W-Broeumle, 1·0. L-Hernandei, 1·2. 28-Broesamle (CM), Starns (CM), Vasquu 2
(CM), Pivaroff (LB).
Broesamle also helped himself with an
RBI double to make it 4-0 in th e fourth,
but Jeremy Starns, Seth Halverson, John
Cabrera two-hits University, 3-0
..._ Estancia puts together four
base hits in the .fifth inning to
knock off league·leading Uni.
His two-hitter snapped an 0-4 start,
coming off a junior season when he
was 8-3 on the year, with two of those
losses coming despite tossing one-
hitters, and finishing the season with a
B R c .....4 1.74 ERA.
Y OGER. AB.LSON, Sroan El> •. l a "I just did what he told me to do,"
COSTA MESA -On the en-explained Cabrera of Troxel's direc-
rollment card its listed as "Jose Ca· tion.
brcra," but in the dugouts at Estancia Specifically, he turned back to his
High it's "Cheech Cabrera." style of '94, as opposed lo coming from
At University High today it may be over the top on his pitches, and from
"That darned Cabrera." start to finish Unive'rsity was unable to
By any name Tuesday afternoon he solve him. "I was coming from over
was nails as the senior right-hander the top and it was making me sore,"
stood the Trojans on their colJcctive explained Cabrera.
ears en route to a two-hit 3·0 Pacilio-The Trojans had two aboard in the
Coast League baseball victory, stop-second and third innings with a single
ping a three-game skid for the Eagles, and w.alk in each instance, and two
and in the process pullfog Estancia to more aboard with two of five walks in
within two games of the top as Univer-the fourth.
sitr, fell to 3-1. But in each caso Cabrera was up to
'Cbeech really came through tor us the task and in the late goina he re·
today," said Estancia Coach Paul tired 10. of the last batten. He struck
Troxel, just moments. after his happy out five and walked five over seven in·
pitcher gave him a shot to his stomach nings.
with his bare head. The Eagles (3·6 ovcraJI) got to left·
To suggest the Ea~cs were feeling a hander Tim Blackburn for all of their
littl~ giddy is to put 1t mildly. damage in the fifth innina, putting to-
And Cabrera was at the top of the • aether four base hits.
list. Blackburn had stifled the Eagles
through four on no hits, with just one
baserunner over the minimum, display-
ing a variety of effective pitches and a
very quick move to first.
·But in the fifth Cabrera led of( with
bouncer to right and Steve Buker
grounded a one-out single to left. With
two outs Scott Usher nursed a free
pass to load the bases, setting up whut
to this point is Estancia's "Hit-of-the·
Year."
Leadoff hitter Galvin Yanagisawa,
who had struck out twice, lined a sin-
gle into center on a 2-1 pitch, scoring
two runs.
"I really believe that. was our first
clutch hit of the year," noted Troxel.
Abel Flores padded the lead with a
run-scoring single off Blackburn, which
caromed into short' right field to up
the count to 3-0.
The key, however, was Cabrera.
"He's f,etting back to where he was
la.st year, ' said the happy Troxel. "He
kept the ball moving and he was hit
ting spots."
UTAllCIA J, UNIVIUITY 0
Unlwnlly 000 000 0-0 2 l
blanda 000 030 JC-3 4 0
Cabrna and Herman; lladlburn and Dieter.
Eagles easy winners It c~n get uelY, even near the top (seven errors, 18-7 loss for Bucs)
COSTA MESA -Pete Krutzik
won medalist honors with a 35 as
the Estancia High golf team cap·
tured a Pacific Coast League match
over Costa Mesa, 195-205, at Mesa
Verde Country Club's Mesa Linda
course.
Costa Mesa's Andrew Zanzig and
Mike Perry of Estancia each had
the second-best total of 36. the Ea-
gles are 3-0 in PCL play, while the
Mustangs dipped to 1-1.
UTANCIA 1 ta, COSTA MIM 201
1. ICtulllk (t), 35; 2. (lie) M. rerry ((), Z.nlig
(CM), >6; '· Weeb (CM), J7i_J. Thomeon l(l. 40; 6. (lie) Nt<ftHry (f), W•ntrs, 4t J a. J.
rerry ((), '3; 9. OtMlio (CM), 45; 10. Rlct
(CM), 46. '
COST A MESA -It got ugly early. For
Orange Coast College bascbafl coach John
Altobelli, whose squad is contending for
the Orange Empire Conference title this
season, it rekindled dreaded thoughts of
last year.
OCC (15-12, 7-4 in conference}, which
entered Tuesday's OEC game with Ran·
cho Santiago tied for first place with Cy-
press, committed a season-high seven er-
rors, as the visiting Dons ( 19·8, 7-6) bent
the Pirates, 18· 7.
"It was a flashback from last year's
squad, but we've got it out of our system,
and it only cou nts as one 'L'," said Alto·
belli, ~hose team a year ago finished 11·
27 (5-19 in conference), while making 85
errors.
The Pirutcs, led by a solid storting
f
pitching staff, as well as
sluggers Nick Valencia
and Todd Kehrli, and a
surprising Forest Long,
had to reach into their
bullpen early.
'W . e've got it out of our sys·
batted once in each of
the first five innings.
Valencia, who re-
turned two weeks ago
from a broken finger on
his glove hand (right),
OCC starter Tom
Cerasuolo, this week's
Orang; County com·
munity college Athlete
tern, and it only counts as one
. 'L'.' powered his third home
-JOHN Alll&UJ, OCC C01C11 run of the season in the.
sixth. He led OCC with
of the Week, got the first two outs in the
first inning, then the wheels came off as
Cerasuolo gave up five runs, triggered by
a bloop triple and followed by a walk, a
·hit batter, two OCC errors, a single and a
double.
Rancho San1ingo scored in every inning
bul two. Its lcadoff hitter, Tony Zuniga,
'
six homers last year.
Kchrli, a Corona del Mar High product,
continued his hot hitting, going 2 for S
with one RBI and one run, raising h;s
conference batting average to .394 (13 for
33). (
"(Kehrli) has got the most power of any_
player I've seen here since Joey Jnmes,"
Altobelli said, comparina him to OCC's ~ 0 •
single-season and career home run lcudcr.
"Todd can really tukc it out in practice.
I'm afraid he's going to take out our Plan-
et Hollywood sign, then we'll need an-
other fund raiser."
Kehrli hlls three home runs this se:ison.
Long, who bats ninth in the. order, wns
hitt ing .386 going into this week.
-By 1Uc/1:trd Du1111
U NCMO IANTIAOO 11
OUNOI COAST 7
Ranc:ho S.nlf.\&O SU 142 00 I -18 I G 3
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hlrella, Hendrib (4), Wilson (7), lg.in (9) ;ind
Ettr.id.i, kh11ellcrr (7)~ C•r.uuolo, Silva (2), Estee (5),
Brewer (7) and Yanasiuw.a, Turner (6).
28-HtncMraon (RS), Ev.ant (RS), Estr1do1 (R$),
Wiison (OC), 38-$.lnchtz (RS). llR-lstr.id.i (RS>,
Valcn<l.I (OC). ,
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Wednesday. March 29, 1995 e e
YOUTH IPORTI IRllFLY
Marlins,
Cardinals Freshman saves thl day for Costa Mesa with home run
l
victorious
The Marlins put together a
nine-hit attack behind starter Ty
Harper as they punished the Ath-
letics 11·4 in Saturday's Newport
Eost Pony League baseball action
at East Bluff Pony Field.
Harper went five i11nings, strik·
ing out 11 and allowing just two
runs, and he went 3 fo r 5 at the
plate, including two doubles.
Newport Eaat
Pony League
Red Sox
Marlins
cardinals Athletlcs Mets
inningstint.
w l
3 1
2 1 3 2
2 3
0 4
Mark
Hatfield,
who went 3
for 4 ai the
plate, in-
cluding two
doubles and
three RBI,
was hit with
the loss io a
l h re e-
' e The Cardinals. meanwhile,
captured their third straight vic-
tory with a 12-9 decision over the
Mets.
Neil Perlmutter was the ring-
leader with three singles, three
RDI and three runs scored.
Michael Coopersmith also sdco-
tred three times for the Cardinals.
Nate Lemmcrman was the Car-
dinals' big stick by virtue of a 1wo-
run, 280-foot hom er to right·
center. He :ilso had :i double and
stole ba!>c.
League batting leaders
Mark Hatfield, 722 (13 for 18);
Ty Harper, 636 (7 for 11 ); Matt
L:irson, 538 (7 for 13); Mall Mar-
sh:ill, 438 (7 for 16); Eric Wietho·
rn, .429 (6 for 14).
LOCAL SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY
Baseball
High 5Chool -Santa Margarita al
Newport 11.irbor, J: 1 S; Irvine al Corona-
del Mar, 3:15.
Swl111111ln9
High school boys and girls -Corona
del M.u ill Newport lfirtiOr, 3:15; Lagun;a
Hills at Estancl;a, 3:15; Coslil Mesa ill Aliso
Niguel, J: 15.
Softb•ll
Community college -Orange Coul ill
Rancho San1i1go, l p.m.
Velleylt•lt
Community college men -Oroange
Coast ill long BCilch CC, 7 p.m.
1-tigh school boys -Estancia ill
University, 3: 15; Costa Mesa at Lagi.rnil
BNch, 3:15.
Tennis
College women -Mount St. Mary's
College at Southern California College, 2
p.m.
High school boys -Newport Harbor al
Corona del Mar, l p.m.
8all111lnton
High school -Newport llubor at
Ocean View, 3 p.m.
DEEP SEA FISHING
FISH COUNTS
Davey's Leeker -l boats, SJ
anglef5. 5 und bass, 152 sculpin, 1
sheephead, 2 rockfish, 7 whitefish.
Newport L•ndln9 -1 bo~t. 28
anglers. 1 und bass, 2 rodfish, 71
sculpin, 24 blue ~rch.
COSTA MESA -Freshman J~lie_ Collen slugged a game-
winmng, two-run home run with
nobody out in Costa Mesa High's
final at-bat Tuesday, as the host
Mus~angs (7·3) defeated Edison,
8-7, 1n nonleague softball action.
Sonia Correa, 2 for 3 for Mesa,
knocked in a pair or runs in the
bonom of the sixth inning to give
the Mustangs a 6·5 lead. But Edi·
son ( 4-5) came back with two in
the lop of the seventh.
Mes~s Sara Snyder opened the
home half of the seventh with an
infield .single, then stole second
before scoring ahead of Collett on
the home run. Collett hit a line
drive Qn a full-count .. pitch, pulling
it over th<! left-field fence. Collett
was 3 fo r 4 in the game, while
Snyder was 2 for 4.
Correa also earned the victory
on the mound with a route-going
effort. Mesa travels to Sunny Hills
Thursday in its final nonleague
game before opening Pacific Coast
League play next week.
COSTA MESA I, IDISON 7
Edison JOO 200 l-7 8 O
Costa Mesa 000 204 2-8 7 2
Phelps and kaa; Correa and Snyder.
W-Gorreil, l·O. l-Phelps, 4·5.
28-Goldstone (E), Correa (CM).
J8-8e1min1rton (E), loyil (E) 2. tlR-Webb
(E), Collett ("CM).
CdM girls bow, 2-0
In nonleague softball
GARDEN GROVE -Hayden
Aley pitched well, but was victim-
ized by a pair of unearned runs as
the Corona del Mar softball team
(2-8) bowed at Balsa Grande, 2·0,
in a nonleague game.
Aley and Jenny Luchesi had
CdM's hits, both singles.
BOUA GRANDI 2, CDM 0
Corona del Milr 000 000 0-0 2 J
8olnCrande 000 110 x-2 3 2
Aley ilnd Wills; Lakishil and Sha11non.
Estancia boys ramble
in PCL track over Uni
IR VINE -Sophomore Chris
Felix's wins in the 100-yard da!>h
and long' jump highligh&ed the cf·
forts of the Estancia boys in a 97-
38 Pacific Coast League-opening
setback at University.
Senior Dart Kowalski was victo·
rious in the 880 and Johan Appell
in the mile for the Eagles.
For the girls, senior Laura Pet·
rina (16.7 in the 110-yard hurdles)
and sophomore Joanna Fielder (4·
10 in the high jump) each re·
corded personal bests en route to
the lone event victories in Estan-
cia's 107-23 loss at Universjty.
Araceli Martinez also recorded
a personal-best (5:45.5) to finish
second in the mile for the Eagles
(0·3).
IOYS
UNIVERSITY 97, ISTANCIA 31
100-1. Feli)( (E), 10.2; 2. Pille (U),
10.21; J. foster (U), 10.73; 220-1. Pille
(U), 23.4; 2. Felix (E), 23.43; J. Routes (E),
24.49; 440-1. University, 57.6; 2. Welt
(U), 58.2; 3. Cvlan (U), 59.48; 880-1.
Kowalski (E), 2:09; 2. Alilddin (U), 2:10; J.
Conrild (U), 2!13; Mile-1. Appell (E),
4:36.9; 2. Chao (U), 4:48; J. 8r°""er (U),
5:06.7; 2·mile-1. Chao (U), 10:33.8; 2.
Gladden (U), 11: 1 S.8; 3. Milchcoolt (U),
11 ;15.8; lOOHll-1. Rodrigo (U), 17.3; 2.
Vargas (E), 20.27; J. Upton (E), 20.82;
JOOLH -1. Rodrigo (U), 43.9; 2. Vargas (E),
44.92; J. Keju ((), 51.8; 400 relay-1.
Estanciil (Felix, Routes, Keju, Vug.u),
47.27; 1,600 relily-1. University, 3:47.7.
Fiery Mustang •
C\S&Y P. l VJtM:lt/DAll.Y PILOT
Costa Mesa Hlgh1s Matt Broesamle fires away en
route to 15-8 victory over visiting Laguna Beach Tues-
day afternoon In Pacific Coast League baseball play.
Broesamle went five Innings and left the game with a
15-1 lead, allowing just four hits and walking one. He
was solid at the plate, too, stroking an RBI double.
The victory leaves Costa Mesa 2-1 In league play with
co-leader Aliso Niguel awaiting Friday afternoon.
HJ -1. Hopper (U), 5-8; 2. Qureshi (U),
S·6; 3. Pouchot IUI. 5-4; LJ -1. Felix (E),
19·11/J; 2. Pouchot (U), 18-4; J. Jackson
(U), 18·01/J; TJ-1. Hopper (U), 40·10; 2.
Jackson IU), 40·0; J. Pouchot (U), 37·8;
SP-1. Sh.uifi (U), 54-9; 2. fontanelli (U),
44-10¥•; J. J.ihid (E), 42·6¥•; OT -1.
Sharifi (U), 169-6; 2. Chang (U), 138·2111; 3.
Collette (U), 116·7.
GIAU
UNIVIRSITY 107, ESTANCIA 23
I 00-1. Cl;irk (U), 12.4; 2. Hong (U),
12.5; J. llu (U), 12.6; 220-1. Clark (U),
28.8; 2. Hong (U), 29.7; J. Hu (U), 29.8;
440-1. Sinard (U), 1 :06.6; 2. freeden (U),
1:07.2; J. Kuchczynskil (E), 1:11.8. 880-1.
Gheboch (U), 2:35.3; 2. Homer (U),
2:43.6; 3. Kuchczynska (E), 2:52. Mile -1.
Wilson (U), 5:30; 2. Martinez (E), 5:45.5;
J . llomer (U), 5:S7; 2·mile-1. Wright (U),
13:28; 2. Perkins (E), 13:28.S; J.
Tiltbilksch (U), 13:29. 110 H-Pelrinil (E),
16.7; 2. Stohs (U), 17.8; ). Henderson
(U), 19.2. 330 IH -1. Stokes (U), 49.0; 2.
llenderson (U), 59.0; 3. Decker (E), 59.7.
440 reliy-1. University, 54.8. Mile
rclay-1. University, 4:33.5.
HJ -1, Fielder ((), 4· 11; 2. Homer (U),
4· 1 O; 3. O.uk (U), 4-6. lJ -1. Clark (U),
14·8; 2. lee (U), 14·31/J; 3. Anderson (U),
14-0. TJ -1. Wang (U), 32·7; 2. Slakes (U),
31·41/J; J. Clark (U), 31·3•/2. SP-1. Reddy
(U), 26-9; 2. Adman (U), 26· 1 •/.; J.
Weltmer (U), 17·11'/2. OT-1. Reddy (U),
90·41/J; 2. Ackman (U), 89·61/z; J. Dahle
(E), 64·2.
Irvine swee11s Sailors
In Sea View volleyball ......
IRVINE -The news oul vf
Newport Harbor lligh cont inucs
on the downside in boy!> \Olle}b :ill
-Tuesday night Irvine High's
host Vaqueros obliaerntcu a his-
toric:illy Top I 0 program to the
tune of 15·3, 15-6, 15-4.
"Irvine's good," !>a1u a tli~ap
pointed Newport 1 IJrbor Coach
Dan Glenn. "Dul w1.: arc JUSt not
making the plays. We h~1d a lot of
unforced errors.
"l really don't want to t:i~e any-
thing away from Irvine. they're
~ood and they're the league favor·
ates, but we just didn't do much
for ourselves at all."
Harbor's only glimp!>c of a
bright spot was a 3·0 lead in
GufTle 2 before Irvine rei;pondcd
with its second straight 15·3 run.
The lo!>S drops Newport tu 2-3
overall, 0-1 in league with trada·
tional rival Corona dcl Mar loom-
ing Friday night at Newport I !ar-
bor.
"That (Praclay night'!> duel) i!>
just huge." said Glenn.
CdM bumped off In four
In Sea View volleyball
EL TORO ,_ Corona dcl ~!Jr
High i>tarted quid.ly. ta~ing a one·
game lead at El Toro, but \I.as un·
able to sustain the momentum 1n a
\~·17, 15-10, 15·12, 15-3 Charger~·
victory.
"We were up in both game) two
and three," explained CdM Coach
Joey Fuschelli. "And wc just
didn't play well in the last game."
Outside hitters Ilrian Coleman
(29 kills) and Blair Hoppe (14) led
the way for CdM (1-4, 0-1). '
CdM nets 13-5 victory
over El Toro In tennis
EL TORO -Sophomore Greg
Coleman and junior Jo!>h Wein-
stein, playing at the No. 3 o,lot,
swept their three double, 'c" to
pace the Corona del ~lar I l1gh
boys tennis team to a JJ-5 \IClol)
al El Toro an a S1.:a \'1c" l ca~ue
opene r for the Sea King~ ~
CdM, 5-3 O\crall. abu rcccl\cd
a sweep from !>Ophomore John
Capello in No. I ~ingk~. Corona
entertains rival Newport al 3 p.m.
today.
CDM 13, EL TORO 5
Singles: Cappello <Cd\-\) def. 01.inl., C.·2,
def. Kweder, 6· I , def. Brown, 6·3;
Stonebreaker (CdM) \\On, 6-4, 6·2, losl,
3·6; StJuffcr (CdM) won, 6·0, 6·0, losl, 2·<•.
Doubles: Jahangiri·Macfarl.ine (CdMI
lost to Chen-Magn.ibosrn, J-6, losl to
N.:ig.lmoto-le, 1-6, def.
I l.1dtial>die·l lendcrson, 6-4; Shul.l.i-feyl..i
(CdM) lost, 3-6, won, 6·4, C.-0;
Coleman-Weinstein (CdM) won, 6·4, 7·5,
6·4.
Golden West women
top DCC In tennis, 7-2
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Christine Michaels \\On in singles
and doubles for Orange Coast
College, but the Pirates fell to Or-
ange Empire Conference-leading
Golden West, 7-:?, in women's ten·
nis ac tion at Golden West Tues-
day afternoon.
OCC fell to 7-2. and \\ill host
third-place Riverside Thursday.
GWC (9 -0) won five of l>ix singles
sets and two of three doubles sets .
Mich:iels teamed with Rhond:i Lee
for OCC to win in doubles.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE WOMEN
GOLDEN WEST 7, OCC 2
Singles: Ryan (C\\C) def. Yildiz, 7·6, 0·6
6·3; Michaels (OCCl def. Tran, 6·3, 6·l;
Turner (GWO def. hes, 6·0, 6·1; Abel
!CWO def. lee, 6· 1, 4-6. 6·2; Ritchie
(CWC} def. Orissi, 7-6, 6-2, Keller (C\\C)
def. Kumagai, 7·6, 6-1.
Doubles: Tran·Ryan (G\.\C) def
Yildiz·Kumagai, 6-1 , 6·2; M1~h.>el>·lce
(OCO def. Ritchie-Tomlinson, 6-3, 6·2;
Abel· Turner (GWC) def. h cs-R.iiney, 6· 1,
6·3.
Estancia drops 12-8
PCL tennis decision
COST A MESA -Mike Leo-
nard posted a S\.\-CC!p in singles an1J
th e 1cam of se nior Tom MacDur1 nm.I juntur Bry<1n Lin collected a •
pair of vkto11c!> in btanciu llii;h's
12·6 Pacific CoJ~l League tennis
10)) 10 vbit1ng Laguna Hilb Tues·
duy ahcrnoon
The l:.agb lall tu 3-6 O\Crall. O·
:? tn the PCL.
LAGUNA HILLS 12, ESTANCIA 6
Single\: Leonard (l l dd. Omf.ini, 6-0,
def. Arnold, C.·l, dl•f. 'rm, C.·4; Kearns (CJ
lo>t, l·6, 2-(,, O·C., Rudolph ([) l'!>I, 0·6,
O·G, 0-C..
Doubles: Burdcn.\'\ ji;ncr (() lo.t to
Pul..o"'>l.i·Sulamere, 4-b, lost to ·
11.irpl'r·Cho, 2·6, lo>l to Siad-I till, 0·6;
MuOuff·lin I[) "'un, 6·3, lost, 0-6, "'on,
6·4, R.id1SJt·W)drJ tll "'on, 7-6, lost, 0·6,
4·6.
DCC men blanked
by Rustlers In tennis
COSTA Ml:.SA Orange
Coal>t (1-11, 1-9) was blanked by
visiting Golucn We!>t, 9-0, with
Roberto lntri:.igu nearly pulling off
a win for the Pirate~ in No. l ~in
glc!>, lo-.1ng to the Ru!.tkrs' UJch
Ngu)Cll in a th ird-i.ct tiebrca~cr.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE MEN
GOLDEN WEST 9, OCC 0
Singles: B. "&uten (CW) def. lntri.1go, •
-1·6, 6·2, 7-6; lhomp<on tG\V) dcf. Ctg.i,
6·3, 6·2; Di.u (CW) Jc!. Chusli.lno, 6-J,
6·4, lt..lr~lcn)un (C\\ I def. 1'gu)en, C.·O,
6-1; J. "guyen tC\\'1 Jd. I lu1lim.:inn, t.·O,
C.·O; Tr .ln (G\\'I dd ReJd, 6-0, 6· 1.
Doubles: Thomp>on-B. r-.i:u,~n CC\\)
\\Un by def.lull. J. NJ;U)CO·Oi.ll IC\\) dd.
Chri)liJno·Ngutcn, b·2, 6·1;
KJrU<.'n~on·Tr.in IC\\') dl'f.
I lurlim.>nn·Re.>d, C.·0, C.-2.
Vanguards win easily
In men's tennis, 9-0
COSTA MESA Southern
California Cullcgc ( 10·2) u1:,poi.cJ
of va-.iting Dordl Coll<:gc of lo\\a,
9-0, :it the Co-.l..t ~ksa Tcnn1:.
Club 'l uc,uay .i ftL'rnuon. In No. 3
doubles, X.1\ ior Limon, tcJming
with Kc' 10 Villar. \\Oil h1~ fir~t
mJtch on the collcgiJte lc\~I.
COLLEGE MEN sec 9, DORDT (IOWA) 0
Singles: Robbins (SCC> def. Tent.is, 6-0,
6·0; Andel <SCC) def. Deni\enl.o, 6· 1, 6.0,
Johansson (SCCI def. \.censtra, 6·0. 6·0; l~is !SCC) def. lc\bhieu, 6-1, 6-1; 8.il.er I
!SCCI def. Noltelborg. 6·0, 6·0; S<:ott (SCC)
def. Dl•Jong. &--0, 6-0.
Doubles: Andcl-le"'is ISCCI def.
Oeni ... enl.o-Veenslf01, 6·3, 6-2; Bal.l'f-~ott
<SCC) dd. Tent;is-le\.1ahieu, 7·5, 6-1;
llmon-\'illJr CSCCI def. ,..atelborg·Uejong.
6·7, 7.s. 6·3.
Sailors upended in golf
by Woodbridge, 197-206
IRVINE -Newpon Jlarbor
l I igh 's SJilors !>uff ercd their fir!>l
\Ctb:id. of th t: golf sea~lln Tue!>·
day, 197-:!0<i. agJin!>t \\'oodbriug1: 1
at Rancho S.111 Joaquin's· par-Jo
l.l)llUI
Suplwmorc U11l Collup> fir~d J
JS fur the Sailors' bc:.t ~core. "h1le
tcammJte Pete JJckson !>ho1 :i 40
WOODBRIDGE 197
NEWPORT HARBOR 206
1. Ch.apple IWI, 35; 2. Collop\ !1'111, Jll;
J . P.ame (\\"), 39; -1. IJdo>on Cl\t I), 40,
Allsop (\V), -10, C1~m I\\ J, -10. Ocher
°"e"porl score~: B.:iul.,, -11 ; Anderson. -IJ;
ShJpiro, \\hill!, 44.
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Opal Avenue, Ntwporl enc. II 1n tfftct 1n tht SET~?"'" IN THAT CIR-fleer who ,,.. rtct!Wd Of ~ ..... ,__Ion or 11· 2021 "'"""' Ctn I 111DflruJle9, or ..... $2'4 153 °' It •• OON'ble lhat II l•dtrll ~· llld toan ISSQr --:~-.........
Beach, CA 92M2 amount Mt fOl'lh In !ht TAIN RECIPROCAL ~· tttn • OOPV °' them. ~. to ...W, OfM, ~-~J IMne. CA 92716 MM .,.._ ,..,...._.lo the tilt tfmt ol Mlt Ille OOtnillO bid CllllOn. ll'Anot IAOClallon Of --.f (. -LER, 1141, UH M. L.ewll, 3099 North COl'llflel fol'm. . ME.NT AGREEMENT' Ae-AVtsO LU ~ the ~ llCWM "" rwn9\I) 1114 0... el T.-_...., "' "'IY bt .. lhH lh• lotil 11H1tbl SIYlnOt '*1k spedfled In Sec· 16056 \.'Wltufl INd Butterlifld Road, Orangt, Peymenl and performance CORDED JANUARY 2f. judldalM qut .,,_:.! ~ Mid DMdi ~ dfM ol lht bWw(tl 1111r z-. O..hil•n 1 ..._ td-dut !Ion 5102 ol trlt ~~ COdt SUl•~O
CA 1128&5 bolldt ahall !>. required 11111 IN BOOK fSOIS, r.....o do ttea lhetewldlr w1tf1 lnter..t ae Y BETH LMOMtA (SSH ....._ llteaordid Datt 3IZWS Ind tut110f121d to dO IMIHltls Encino. CA gl'36·2609
Thi• bullneN WU con-prior-to •xecutlon of the PAGE 121' Of' OFFICIAL ton etectlvM ~ MICOI ~---.andthe.-21·31-1037), 21275 ltb 04/tlft•t.'" looll NfA, CtlftdStM:tto1por11lo111n1t11ut11t lnt11uv1nl"41d« Ntwp«lllllc:h·COtllMtSI
ducted by • g1ner9I p&l1· contract and lhall be In tM RECORDS 01' SAID OR-="!'• tanlO. ti tepoeo pe1ct prifto1pe1 ~ ol IN Viejo, CA 92692 ~ NIA, M MT • fl<A Cat Ftd Enter olhtf thin asfl II eccepltd trlt Clf299179 Mat 15.22.29. Aitf 5.
nerehtp form Ht forth In the ~ ANGE COUNTY. oomo HpOA, hat& qut Mote~~ Mid Dllecl Tiie ... being '°'° • IM1920I al OllloW ,.. • .0 Tru.ttt, wl1flllold the Inv. 1M" ~· ~t=t)' w~1~1~ lraci doeumtntt. In the ~1=1·!!,r ... and:. s;::onl#la ~== ~-!Mfl!On .. 11to-ltf ~•·Teno ~ !ft h .._ al Ila ByTO s.tv;~~7.;,!t'1 !,':~;::)rustM's OMd unta , PUBLIC NOTICE
Ora • County on M11ch event of tailur• to _., Into °"* comtnOn dnlgnallon, o 19 ~ upidla ln.alllJo. In Mid ...,.., .... 1 • phone numbtt(a ~ ...,.,.._ of er.,.. AM.lant Sect':. runcts become l'lllllbll lo 111' ---------
10, ;'Cs IUCh contract and execui. H eny, of 1ht,.., proptf1y eloMs ~. Dlchel ~and ...,_ °' ipnMnt. ""'"· ~. c.-...._'"',.. moe FollrthSt Stt7-U, Pl\'9f Of tndOfMt as• matter flltll.FalJU
JIM B Lewi• lhe required doe:Ument1, de9c11Ded ebove .. put'· ptONblc:lonM ~ II*> .. end .. ~ CMtllltft.. gOOdWll. .... to ... ~ °' 0.. Santa Ana.~ 92105 Of right satd '* Wll be made DE-. ~lllMI Published N-e.1cti the bid MCUrlty wilt be for· ......a.ci to be' 1100 ~ .,.. cumpUr .,, cuelQultt CtMled ~ ..., o..t °' t not to compell, Sl'Odl ._. ... EMilml '° W (114••:.3 '372 bul without covenant Of ..,· flCTRIOUllUIMIESS 9
-,...... • fti1ed. Bondi thd rtmalll .,..., ,. __ • M call-d ,._,,. __ ,_ TIWI. • trade ............ ~ -• • U.8TAlDIUIT Colla Mn• P1IO\ Miich 15. It full fotc•· ~ effect Avenue, ......... .... part• • ........,.,_ Pof llenefld9I M.lnlttfMnt ltll •• loc:altd It 2021 tVDtlt~ In Boot NfA. If -*'bit, Ille --=ttd Optnlrlg '11ftt, uprds Of lmi*d Thi lolo""""'
22. 29. Aprfl 5• l095• ttv=hoUI the guararil .. f«nla m28 cualqUI.-~ ~ °'~ CorpcwaUon °' AIMrica ,. 8usNll Ctnw llflvt No 107 ::s.. ""' .. .... • Id may bt oblllMO by callin9 I rtpdlnO !Ille posmslon Of ..... d"""" -=~1*SonL(A$) W919 The ~ Tnd1M l)Ubllco qi» -, .. ya r...,.. .......,___ ~ ' • olowwla 1•11ont numt.a on br · t tis"' ..... QI•• -'V .....,.,... • . Pl<. as apecllled In the dlactalme WIY llablllty for bido 0 qi» hay• vlllo una -· • .. INIM. CA. 92715 . 4•1 ol Mid a.111111 IM d-r l>tlofttllu• (714)480-enc:um anc:lt. 0 SI ., .... UftSmE PERSONAL TR.AIN PUBLIC NOTfC! general condltlont. ll'r'f lnconeciMN ol !ht copla ct. tG&t.. Truetee, ft/ SE TMt o.ed The bU11 "* II lnllndtd "-'de, Wll MU. °" 5'90 lndtl>ltdnm SICU!ed by said ING AHO NUTRITION CENTERS
Pursuant to S.Cllon 22300 ttrfft addrttt Md olhtf 1 TM name Md tlddr9u s.mc., •• Aoenf, 1..0 E. consummaltd 11 lht office 04a'tllll • 1:00 PM. • O.d, ldYancn lhtr.undtr, 15020 LI Mlrl4I Boulevard La
NOTIC! TO of the Publlc Con111ct common dealgnallon, If uiy of tM court It (EJ nombrt ~ ~ Ave., Suite ISSION COUHTRY E. SCROW h ,._. front tnlrMCe to TAC. 41105lc PUB 3'29. 415. -4111 lnWISI IS provldtd M~ada. CA 90631 '
CONTRACTORS Code, !ht contr~I con-lhown herein. dlrecc:lon <M 19 COiia es 201, Fullerton. CA l2S32. 4591 o.I Prado. 5'I A. h ~ CourllouN 100 4112 lfltreln,end lht unpaid pmcipal BODIES 8V 80HNS1EDT
CM.UNO FOR BIDS lalln prOlllalons permitting Said 1a1e wt• be mllde, SUPERIOR COURT 0 l714> 713-0800, By: E. R•Uf t CA 92629 Ind trlt In~ CMo C..... Driwe w... PU L ballncl of trlt Nolt sac:ured by INC., A CALIFO~IA CORPO:
AGENCY: Huntington the ~uccesalul bldd« to bul without COYtnanl or CALIFORNIA. OOONTY OF Hemandez, ~-TrvllH S•le d tall dall 11Apft14, 1995 ..,,.. AM, CA It pulllD B IC NOTICE uld O..d wl1fl lnlllrest lhefeon RATION, 5-44 Stont/larbor
Stach Union High School ~::;ui·=~: .. ~;r ~ Wllfltlly, •xs>r•H Of Im-YUBA. 215 -5U'I Su.tt, ~'::t·=t· 03/22/1995 Tiit bulk'* II subject to ::'::'o!:.ithe hflhes~l*f. IOTICIOFTUf(NIALE IS provkltd In said Noll, fees, Clrde.llHlbr•.CA90631
Dl1trlct District lo ensure perlorm. pU.cf, regarding mi.. ~ MlrYIVllle 95901 3129 o4/S 4112 lornfl Uflllorm Commercial tlmt d .... ~ ' ltle '*It. MIH chargtS and expenm of lht This buttnen Is conducied BID DEADLINE: 2:00 pm, der the conlt8Ct °' HSllon, or tnCUtnbranc»a, 2. tht name, eddtNs Md • · odt Section 6106 2. al the Unlled Stet ~) . "9: ..,..T RDlfWMOM rrus'9e and tilt trusts aea'9d by by a c:orpotalfon.
APt'•I 20, 1995 :':~h:fng payment of r• to pay the remaining J>flnclo telephone ~ of ,,.Ii. PUBLIC NOTICE Tiit 111mt and address ol !ht "-A.A lill9 ~ 1n1er.= • OU NIE IN OEFAUl T UHOER A said O..d ol Trust The registrant commenced to
PLACE OF BIO RECEIPT: t 1 d di u pal 1um of the not•<•> ... tlontt't altomty or pell· rion With wtlom Cl&lms may ""'"' • oon· EO Of TRUSr ~lED Jvne 29 Dated OY08/1995 transact buslntss under lfle Huntington Beach UHSD, 1~1~1 ::oo:arne rec y cur.cf by said o..d of t1onet' without en attorney LOAN: 21317D/Flt703'2M llled Is MISSIOH COUNTRY =~and ~ ':::' !Ir II 1"3 UNl.£SS YOU TN<£ ACTICW OUM.ITT LOAM SERvtCE lletlllous business name or
Purchasing Olflce, R.oom Each bid · must conlorm Trutl, with lnltrttl lhtrton, 11: (El nombrt, la dlrtcelon OTHER: 501005 SCROW, 24591 Otl Prado, Sii. «'¥ ... uMmd o.:' tald r~ TO ~OTECT YOUR PROPERf!11T COA, 11 llW Tm ... 1650 names AstetJ lbOYt on Novem·
361, 10251 Yo1k1own Av· and be rtsponslve to the a1 provld.cf In uld note~), Y el num«o dt telefono def FILE : 111771 . Dana Point. CA 92629 and Ille end 8..._ end ~;: AV BE SOl.O AT PUllLIC SALE EAST FoURTH STREET SEC· ber 23, 199•.
1nue, Huntington Beach, conlract documents The advanclti II any, under t abogado del dtmandll!lt, A.P. NUMBER 131-10·1129 l day fOf flllng clllms by lllY followla• ,_ mote rutt, de-If YOU HEEO AN EXPtAHATIOH OHO FLOOR SAHTAANAo CA SIGNED: BODIES BY CA 112646, Phont (714) District reserves the right to ltrm1 o uld Dffd of o de! dema"ldantt qu~ no NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE 1dll0f shall be Aprll 13, 1995, -lblci on Mid o.ed ol THE NATUflE Of THE PM-92701(714)285-9962 By BOHNSTEOl. INC, By Steve
96.4'1339 Ext. 4350 reject any and all bldt or to Truet, fHI, chllrget and ll•n• •bo~ado, n) UNDER DEED OF TRUST lch Is Ille business d'f before Tnm EOING AGAINST y~ YOU THERESA R\JSSELL ASSIS Bohnslldt President J;,A~~CJy:~:;:Re~~ walv. an~ lnegularlli81 0< ~~·~htoflru'Z: !:::: GLORIA A.. MARCUS, YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UN· t antldpated IM dall sped-The 11'"4 llddr ... end fAN-&~:r~~TlcW 1 TANT SECRETARY ' . Tiiis stitement was llltd wltn
lshing 'Ucense R1qulr• lnlormallllH In any bid °' by uld DffCf of Trutt 1323 Meple Street, DER A DEED OfTRUST, DATED d abovt °'* commoft ...._.Ion, lofn11 ColPollllon u duly OPP f 7164 3115 3122 3129195 lhl County Cle1k of Orange ment· 'C·t5· Bid No 781 In the bidding. The total mmount of the # 1, Merravllle, CA tober 15. 1992. UNLESS YOU tec1· March 24. 1995 If ~1 ~ the rwi1 PfoC*iY 111ltd TrUlltt und• t~ ' · County on March 9, 1995
Flooi Covering Ucen1e ,.. required by Section unpaid balance of the obit-85801 (9191 742.e7S3 AKE ACTION TO PROTECT ARY BETH LAHDWEER, dtect-above ,. pur· Wiiii dt1albtd OMd of Trutt PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE-This Flciltlous Name
Requlrtmtnl' e-1'5 1773 ol the c_alllornl• gellon HCUred by lh• Datltl JUN 24, UHM OUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE uyer(s) . E lo be: 302e Uinaa Ll SELL AT PUllllC AIJCTI°" Sta•ment •Xl>lftt llvt yeats
NOTICE "rs HEREBYLaborCodt,lheDirjletorolproperty lo bt aofd and MAIHlARET L H£R.SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE IF ~OllCOUNTRYEICltOW • 0-. ..... CATOTlEHIGH(Sf BIODERFOA FIMNIOCASUALTY lromlhtdatt nwasfledlnlflt
GIVEN that lhe abOv• the O.p~nt ol lndul· reuonabl• ullmaled NANDU ci.rtr. br 8. OU NEED Al4 EXPLANATION 24591 DI/ Prldo. Sit. A 2'. . ASH Of • Ml lofth in Stction SYNOPaU OF Tffl ANNUAL Olllce ol t11t County C1tfk A new named Dlsltlct of. Orang• trial R~ationt of the Stele co111 upeoe" and ad· HUFF h Of THE NATURE OF THE PRO· Dini Point. CA 926 The ~ T,,.._ ~II of tht CN~ Codt. all 11ght STATEMENT rtct111out BuslntsS Namt Slate·
Counly • •cling by and of Cal1lomla has deter· vance1 •I tM lilM of the ' puty CEEDING AGAINST YOU YOU Ntwport BNdl·COsla Mesa diecWrM.., lllbMy tot.., illl llld 111t•ttt ~to Md YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, mtnl mU11 be llled btl0te lhat
through 111 Governing mlnedtNg.,,.,aJty prevall-lnltlalpubllcallonoftheNo-NOTICE TO THE PER·SHOULDCONTACTALAWvER . CN3025e6 Mar29,1996 lnoorr9Cbm o/ fie *9el nowlltldlllldtrtaldOttdolTrull 1114· tint Thtlllngolthlsslaltmt nl
Boatd, htrtlnahar rtfllfred Ing rates 01 wagH In the 11 c • o I S •I e I • SON SERVED: You .,. NOTICE 15 hereby given lllat PUBLIC NOTICI! 9ddreM and offler OClmfMft 111 .:,':, PIOl*1Y htrtm•ll• di' Fu• ~aw Nne METR don nol ol l&al1 1111horll9 Ille
lo u the Olslrlct, wlll r• loc:allly In which thltC wo,rtc $1,118,409.58. HrV.cf u.,, lndlVld... PRINCIPAL RESIDENTIAL ~. It any, thcwl Turttor ....._.... federal I POLIT GROUP PROPER use In this SI.all ol a fltlllloU$
cllv• up to. but nol later ~r'~':~f.~t8f= Tht beneflclaty undtr Publl1htd Newpo.rt MORTGAGE INC. AN IOWA llOTICEDfTINSnE'llAlf ~M10Utlldtf'leun-Cllilo111•c;;;;;~11tnttiC.ary ~P::UALTY INSURANCE Buslrltss NMlt In vtotallon ot
than the above elated lime, tlont, entitled "Prevailing said Deed of Trust herelo-Btach.COsla Mela Daily CORPORATION as lruslee or PfCI 82923·26 peld prtnclpef bet8rlce al lhe Tiit !MM ComOlflY, a Mic11111111 Home Olltca 220 Con~en !tit rights ol anothfr under •r•'~ ~~ 'r' '':,! ~d W8'1• Scale". ar• on fill •t •or• execut.ci nd *".!'"',::iv-Piiot M11ch 15, 22. 29, Aprtl succe1sor 11us1ee. or subsblllled LOAN I 7600-347S38 oMle•lloo• MCUrtd b¥ the JIOllllOll Aeoordtd Ju~ t31 Oftvt suite 212 Hewatt OE ftdtfaf. Sl311. °' common raw 0 a con 1 or 1 ve the Dlstt1ct Purchasing Of· «Id to the u "-v • 5, 1995. trusttt pursuant lo I/le Deed ol OU ARE IN OEFAULT UNDER pniperty to be'* end 1993 • ln•r No 93-0465830 o 19713 ' · (See Section 14400 ti seq r.i~:~1•0 B::.Jh!::d ~~: nc., and copies may be ~~ ~~f:fs.°: W920 Trust executed by A14NHISE OEEO Of TRUST OATEO ~ ..tllil84.cf ooett~ Olliclll Aeoordt 11 tht omcul Ille Tolal admitted assets Business and Proltssl0"9
llcty rea: aloud at the ~,'=P'!~eq~8:y' ~ and a written Nollet of D.: PUBLIC NOTICE ICOLDE A SINGLE WOMAN Re· ~· T~LE,:OJ~~ .Jo~~ ,.._ 9lld edY9'ICft .. the S::~ 01T~~:;::. S~~ $439.299,094 f:::illn9 1bo111 staled lime and lau11 and El8Cllon to S.11 corded on 1012711992 H In· PROPERTY IT ... ..., ~al the lnllW llUbllc:Mlon lo..._ .. OOtl1Y ParQI A. rtie Tolallab1Htles363~8969 ,, ....... ,,.,,..,1, ... place. lessthantheepecllledpr• The und«elgned ceuted NOTICEOFTRUSTEE'S strument No 92·728413 1n • ,..,.yR. SOlOa1 Ihm Notice ol Sale i.:eo';l~:;~22024 ,..01 Aggr99a11wi1te-lnslorsi>8aa1 _,,_,......,."'" The D111rle1 requires that valllng rates ol wag&1 to all said Nollce ol Detault Ind SALE UNDER DEED OF Book Page of Olhetal RecotdS T A PU8UC SALE. IF YOU $1'2,109.27. lrad no d?S 111 lht lot !I surplus tunds O 900 Wish4'11Nd · Sii 530
the bldde1 pouess a cur· worktre employed by them Election to Self to be •• TRUST In Ille olla ol Ille Counly fie· EEO NHXPl.AHATION Of THE In eddlllon to celh, ltle Ntwport llllCll Count 01 ~ • Capital stoclts 2.500.000 Los Anu•lls. CA 900"
rent Caillornla Contractor's In the execution of the COf)o corded In tht county wh«• Flit: 50294 EIU4 coroer ol ORANGE County ATUAE Of THE PAOCEEOING Trwtee wlll eoceflC • Qt. 1111• ol ta11kii1111 :. Ptf .,.0.p Aogregate write-Ins lor olher "'~'1 llNcli-Costa Mtsa
Ucenae In th• ciaasmcatlon 111ct. the rtaf proptrty It ro<:at.cf. Loan: Caklornia ano pursuant lo the NST YOU. YOU SHOUl .,_.., c:Mcll drawn on • reco!dtd "' book ls:i. PIO• 23 llian sl)l(llal surplus funds 0 CN2991711881 Ot Mar
ll1ttd with lh• above Each bidder shall tub~ll, Date: Merch 8, t 885. 94529125/HAUSEAIBMC Nobce.ol Default and Elec~on 10 ONT ACT A LAWYER. ..... or n.tion.t bank, • lllCI 2' ol 111l90lllaneou1 m1119, '" Su1p1Us notes O 15·22.29. Alx 5• 1995
projeccs at th• time th• ~h~t~n~~~~ f~~~~~~.:·~ CALWIDI! TAUtT Other: W4111W sen thereunder recorded n411J!!.~•cP.M. Amiri· dl9ct drawn~• ttM• or llltollictolthtoou11tyr1COJdt1 Grosspatd·lnandoontrlbuttd PUBLIC NOTICE
contract 11 awarded. No list ol the ro osed sub-DEED SEAVICl!:I INC A.P. Number t3S-2'-42t 12122/1994 In Book Page as ......,, "" ompany • feder9f CfedM union Of •of Mid oounly, m0tt pll'lk;vllilly surplus 124 141 108 ---------
payment 1h1ll be madt for co trectori ~n ~h's rvoject AS TAUIT"'I •7101 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Instrument No 94.730472· of Mlet or Ill Died of Trusl dlectr drawn b¥ • ttac. or ~1btd 111 thfl Ct11111'1 Rtlubd1· Unassigned lunds(surptus~ FlllN4t. F6H310 work or material under the n 1 ,.. • • UNDER A DEED OF 1 E rlCOfdtd 5t.JOi89 n IMtrumenl redet• ~ mnd to.'I -. Mn ~pllalelon no I 76 r.. (50 880 983 FICTITIOUS IUSfNHS cont1acl unln1 and untll 18 required by the Sublet· BAIRD AV!NU•, RE· TRUST, DATED October said 0 hClal Records, WILLS Lt 8!).284907 book ··· page,··· In todllllon, M¥1no9 ~ corcltd January t7. 11164 In book ' ' NAME STATEMENT
the Registrar ol 'Contrac-ling and Subcontracting SEDA, CA 913 3 S, 24. 198.9 UNLESS YOU on 0•119/1995 at IN THE FRONT lh• Coun1Y ol Orenge Cllllornla .. Ion or Nvlngt bank 688111111• 242 ot ollicaal record• Surl)lusasr99ards pol'?J:older Tiie lonowtng person(s)
tort verllles to the Dl1trlC1 Fair Practices Act, Public (818) 701-BIU TAKE ACTION TO PRO. Of THE FLAGPOLES AT Tt1E WllllUlAf PUlllCAUCTIO llfl9Cirled fn Sectton 9102 d ol Oranot cou111y ParQI B I rs. 60•125 ls/Ire doing business as BR£A the Contractor was prop-Contract Code Section Br Arm e n d C TECT YOUR PROPERTY MAIN ENTRY AREA TO THE 0 THI Hl8HUT llDOER f Ihm l'lnllndel Code end ff> NontleciuW. -t11l1 It Ml ncome
2
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trly licensed 11 the lime 4100 el seq. • S T hi' IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PlACEN'rlA CIVIC CENTER •OI· CAif!, ~ CHfCll thottzM lo do .,.,.._ In lorth Ill Jhlll Ctl1111'1 lnllrumenl .'49,12I S!Jtt Colleot Blvd suite 145 the contract was •warded. No bidder may withdraw aucedo, ruatH •PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU 411 E CHAPMA/4 AVE PLA· ClRTiflEDCMfCll,OflACNE lMI ...... In the_.. fen. tnt•lld ~111011 ol ~ Olsbursementslor theyear Sraa CAg821 . ,
Ally Contr•ctor not 10 II· hl1 bid for a period of IOl'ly· Officer NEEO N-4 EXPL»IATION CENTIA. CA 31 1000 AM AT OMWW IY A CMDn' ueaott, cf«~ then CMh .. eo-E-tfll• reco1dtd Nowmbtt 21t.S3t ,140 Lowe Brea Holll l imited ~ c:tneed Is eubjtct to penal· rive (45) days alter tht dale ATSloe.c>072 OF THE NATURE OF THE PUBLIC AUCTION lO THE IAVIMU ANO UWI AllOaA oepted ltle TNSIH me, 20. 199t • docu111t11t "° 01· We htteby certify lhat Ille above ~l0tnla llmlwd Pattnershl ties undtr the law •nd the Ht lor lhe opening lhereol. Publlehed Newport PROCEEDING AGAINST HIGHEST BIOOER FOR CASH TICNt A IAVlllU AllOQA. ~ h lnuence ol IM 632103, Ill lht oll!Qll iecordt ol lttms are In IOCOldance w.1111 tlle 11777 San Vlcen• B leY ~
contract wlll be c0neldered Hunt1n9ton BHch BHeh.Co1ta M... Dally YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· (pao,oable al bme ol sale 1n lawful TICNf: OR A IAVINU 1MK TMllw'• Dllecl unll hinds =.:,,::n~twl~~~=-,,r:. An:: i=m:r l~t the ~ar Suite 900, Los Ange~s. ~A
void. Union High School DI• PUot Match 22, 29, Apfll 5, TACT A LAWYER . money ol lhe United States). in AUTHONZID TO DO 1Ua. become ~ to fie tllCl9 AIMlloti Pwcel No t 11• en m r • 1 4· 90049
II th• llcen11 cllnlflc:allon trtct Board of Tni•t•H 1995. Notice 11 hettby g1Ven that righl. 1111e ano 1n1erest conveyed •THE ITATE Of CALlfORMA, ...,.. 3 endofwe • • 631-1 7 ....., 111 llilo blown • m~cltto! lht lnsuran:w Com· Hew England Mutual Lile ~peclll.cf herein Is Iha!. of a 8Yi Suet Mclane, DI-W928 Beneficial M1nagem.nt to ano now held by 11 und£r.sa1d PAYAlll AT THE T• Of UL ": .... ~be made tu Ut [)ow b!1¥t. ~ a.ch, m ,.:.,11 iJ.'':,~ t~ hhl· lnsur111C1 company 501 Boyl
1peclalt contr•ctor as rector· Procurement COfpc>fltlon of Amuka, • Oet1l' ol Trust 111 Ill• properly Ill lAWFut. MOellY Of T C. '(II 1 t111M lddr-or co111· • ·-···r· ston Snet. BostOfl. t.tassachu :'"C: lomla~..,i!058 ~ Publl•h•d N•wport PUBLIC NOTICE Delaware Corpotatlon, H situated 111sa.a Couniyano State UMTlD ITATO AT: trlt ~~~~ rnon dt14o111h0t1 le lllowll Mlow, Rlchrf W ltnttl• .:',:~ ttlll02117 ProlH~ ~ •• 1,: ,,,... 811c:h.C01ta M. ua Daily IUMMONI trustff, °' :_~i~ 11e1emaller descr1beo As more man AY1RUe enranoe to ~ ttlle, PQeMHlon or no wwr111tr • Orwt11 .. lo ~~ . ' • tafy Tiits ~ Is conducted
clalty coovactor ew.,ded Piiot Match 29, April 5. FAMILY L.\W "· ,,, nl 5".c, 1111 Deed ol fully oescr1bed on &i1d Oted 01 CMc Ctnter lkildlnQ, 300 En ~. ., .....,., =-or OOJrectlitM) Newport Buch-Costa Mesa by ~t wnture
the Contract for lhll work 1995 CITACION JUDICIAL rr:r:wecuted by George F. Trusl The p1oper1y ~doress and ~tall ~-cJ:ni!' °' n. ~ .. 61_ MCuted ~~ ~~~,u:= g: CN30154g 34339 t.tw tnnsad't.=comm:.nced~
111au Itself cooslruci a ma-W941 • DEA!CHO DI HauMK and Miene Hau-. other commo11 nesign~t10n. ''rig t' ne llld lnll<est con !Ir .-i DMd, echwicM dttaui 111 tht obliollion• NCUltd 27.28.29..30.31 .1995 lltdllous bus~ u:;, r Jor•ty ol th• work, In .c· ..... ,... n Tru11Hs under Oecfar• arry. ol the real properly de· • "'9reund9r, lllWI lnlef..t • lhtrtbr 11ert1oloft -.,itd tnd PUBLIC NOTICE me or cordanc:e with the provf· PUBLIC NOTICE F ..... IL-lion of • Trust dated Wibed 3bovt is purporled lo to 1114 now l'llld by ft under ptowtded fheteln, end tti. un-dtllvlrtd 10 Ill• under ntd 1 nam.s llsltd ltlO¥I on June '1
1'°'11 of Calilornla Busl· Notice TO ABSPON· 7·16-1985 RllCOfdod Of'I be 1 CORSICA DRIVE NEW· 0..d of Trust In tllt proper pe6d Pftno4p9I ol the Not• wntttfl OtdatlllOll ol o.1'!1 end FIRE AJtD 1989
ntll and Prolesslons Code T.S. N0.84-08BO DENT (AVISO AL DE· 10l3tlt9a9 n ln~rumenC PORT BEACH CA 92660 The d n In Ulld OMd o eecur.cf br Mid DMcl with o.m.td tor Silt. llld wiilltll IYNOnll OF C:f~~AL SIGNED BREA HOTEL JOINT
Stcllon 7059. Ref: 17200 MANDADO (Nombt•Jt No. 119·5874« In Book -undersioneo Trusitt Orsct.lims Trust A,,., 024-061·12 Orig!-lnl•ett thereon .. pnMdtd llOl1Ctol br.::11 #Idol tleclion to STATEMENT VENTURE. A CAllfORNIA JOINf
All work must be com-NOTICE OF DAVID A. MAltCUI Page -o( Off'iclal records in any llab1h1y tor ;my incorrectness NI TMtot Htfbtrt M. lM an In Mid Note, r-. chel9" cau• lllt 11lldtnilgntd lo ... uld YfAll HIDED DECIMIER 11, VENTURE. By loM Brea Hotel
pl•led whhln the tlm• limits TRUSTEE'S SALE You are Hing ~uM. A the office of thll County R.. of tile prooertv address ~nd Lynd1 Let Tiit slrttl lddr end..,_. ol lht truslM P'OPef1Y to lll•ly ulCI obha.. 1"4 Umlttd, a Cdf0tnla llmlled
noled on each lnd1vldual NOTICE IJ8ted ta Hien deman• corder ol Orange County, oilier common dtsion~bon. ii end ollltr common dttlgnallon 9lld d the """' erM(lcf b¥ ''.Of''· and thtl•ll11 lilt und"tt· Fu• COf POrllt Name FIRST Partnership, a Joint venturer. By
bid. Time 11 ;;ii tht eu enct YOU ARE IN DEFAULT dando Calilornla. tnd pursuanl to any shown herein The 101.11 N Ill'/. ol flt rNI prOPlflY dt· Mid Deed d'Trust. t19n«1 caultd Uid . llOlict ot GENERAL INSURANCE COM· l ow. Brea Sultts. Inc. a Clift for •II work to be per· • , the Notice of Oefaun and · sc:rlbtd lboYJ 19 undtfttood I teneno ftKonvtyance brtadl and of tltalion to bt t0tnla corpo11t1on, llJ Ge11era1 formed Fallure locomplete UNDER A DEED OF Pl!TITIONER8 NAME Er.et' t S II lh d amoun1ottheunpa1dbalancaolbe.9o4211thStrett Huntsnat Cofnpefty • uldTN 1 reoordtd Octobtf tt 1994 119PAHY f>irtne1 By· Ptllr R 01<eette
lhe wo;k within th• time set 11'\UST, DATED September IS f!L NOBRI DEi O.E· recor':d 0
1u1311='n ~ Ille oblll)at1on secured by the Beien, CA The irustet If 4900 . RrWt~ltde R~: 11111r No 04-6038t3.' ol OftlCIJI Home Olllct 700 Ou•er .Lane. Senior Viet Presldenl. By New
forth on the bid documents l, 1988 UNLESS YOU MAN DANTE !I): QL(). Book -Pa e -as ln&tru· property to l>e sold and reason· not nrant Ille eocuracy ol Sulle 2010 lrwlndale CA Atcofdt In tilt olhct ol tllt Warwlcll. RI 02886 E"gllnd Mutual Lii• lnsurane11
will rttult In the 1mposl1lt.11 ~~~~ ~c~iN 0 T~R PRO. RIA A.. MAR CUI ment N~ 94~71o&27 of said able es11mated costs. txllfnses str"I tddrm or ottler oom 91108, (llS) 11...e370, By: llecofd~ or ():ft' tou111r 5.lld Total ldmlned assets Company. 1 fOlnl venl\ller, By
ol liquldaled damages In MAY ~E ~oLJ1 A~ A ~u:J. CASI NUMB!A Otriclal Records, will Sell on an~ advances at Ille time ol the dtscr!pllon ol lht Pfoptrty, Carol Wlcktund. V10e Preti-"" ~ ~ ~,.~·1y but without T 128,815,157 Coplty Reat Eslate Advisors, Inc
the amount ol Two Hun· UC SALE IF YOU NEED (Numero del Caio) 04n 011995 Al the North initial pubhcaoon ol lhe Notice ol any provtdtd 1n 11111 notice. Tll denl, Da1ed: 03.'03/l"5 ::; r~•"flft9 l~ltl!Ulloo':.: otal llab1Ntl'91B,575,125 asset managtf and acMsor
dred dollare ($200) for AN EXPLANATION OF THE 098053 Iron! en11ance lo the County sale rs S23• 131 to In aod1hon prope1ty wfll be tokl Yl41hou ASAP1Stla52 llOn ~ t11cu111bt1NM io l>tY the AQgreoate wrltt·lns IOI special hereunto duty IUlllOfll'ld. By J
each calendtr day ol NATURE OF THE PRO. You hav. 30 CALENDAR Counhooae, 700 Civic Cen· to cash, Ille T1ustee will accept a n111t Of warnnty, tllprts 3115, 3f.Z2, 31.Zt remi1111no llflllCIPll .Um or the r~"ll.ll ~s~~s7g CMstoPlltr Meyer, M1naglng delay, payable 10 tht DI• CEEOING AGAINST YOU DAYS alt« Ihle Summon• ler Drive W111, Sanla Alla. cashier's check drawn on a state Of lmpfltd, regardlnQ dll1: pot obloall10n• MCUrtd by NICI Oetcf .._ SI · · Qlteotor
YOU SHOULD CONTACT A and Pellllon 111 ttrved on CA al 1.00 P.M. •I public or na11ona1 Mnk. a check orawn 111s1on. °' encum6rances, I PUBLIC NOTICE ol fiu111 Willi irll•ltl .. Mid not ~~'lS::!";=;fu~J':~ Tiits stallrn•nt was Hied wttll LAWVER you 10 file • RttponM auction to the highest bidder by a state or federal credit union pay 111• unpaid blllnce Of . 1>10¥idm, eet'illlCll. 11 1nr under u . tht County Cltlk of Orang~
On Aprii 12. 1995, at 1:00 (IO<m 1282) at the court 10< cash (payable 11 lhl time or a Cllec• drawn by state or nole(s) stcured by the Ottd o HOTICHlf ~R~,TiJa~ SAl.E lilt tt1mt ol Aid o..ct ol lnill. Gr paid-In Su~plus ;~'f.~ County on Match 9, 1995
P.M. CALWIDE TRUST and .. rvt a copy on lhe of Hie in lawful money of lede1al savings and loan HSO· Trusl plus,• l)fovidtd In IJfl Cod f 1-. clla.oea and~-ot lht on ~or 056.299 NOTICf·Tllls Rc:Ullous Namt
DEED SERVICES. INC., • petitioner. A letter°' phone :': Un~f!C11 Stat~}. .. 1 r19~ Clallon saVlllgs moc;abon o ~ll(s), ldv1~;.!_d"'Yi ¥n Loan No n34s.~935'· ~11= ~010~h~,u~";;r•~ Unnston!~'tun:S isurplus) Slatemtnl •es flv•. yeais Calllomla cOfporatlon u call wlll not prolec1 you. 1 an in ores conveyed savmgs bank speoheO 111 Sec u'" ttrms o u .. ..-o rust 17tt.1AAOVISH win bt lltld on ~"!I tt95 3 00 1 186 858 ltom !ht ~ It was llled In trlt
HARBOR 1 •WN-duly appointed Trull•• If you do not file your R• ·~ ~ 111: Tby ~~th'; non 5102 ol Ille F111anoa1 Codt INs, c:har9ft and HpenAS o .s>1 •26·18H7 p.,. on Ille lront ti'" 10 the Surplus as regards ookvhOtcser Ofllca ol trlt County Cllfll A new ""' undtr I nd purtuanl lo IPOflN on lime, the court &a N5 . and aull1ortztd to do bUSl/ltSS'" lht Trus• Al lht lrnt of CAL FED SERVICE CORPOAAllO'i entrance ol Ille Oran • CNIC 10.140 032 Flctlllout Buslntst Namt Stall
UNT OLIVE Deed ol Trusl, recorded may make ord«• affecting !>'opel1'f &1tuatad '" said l!llS stile In !ht evtnt tenoer lnllal publcallon of Ills nollca FICA CAL FEO EHfERPAISES. ,. Cini• 300 E Cli1Pmlll o Oran • lncomt lor Iha 26·027~2 mtnl must bt llled btlOft INI MO , S.pttmbtf 8, 1988, u Inst. your matrtage, your prop-County arwl !state htf~a~er oilier than ash IS accepted Ille N toll! amount of trlt un duty ~ppo1nted Trustee undtr the c. Ti.. totll amou111· ol ~ Olsbur~ 10; tht .,.¥ lime Tiii lfllno ol ll'lls sta11rnen1
C t S I No. 88-452378, In boolc, 8!1>.'· Md custody of your de1cnbed. more u ·r e-T lhh Id 111 bllancl ol tit ob41Qallon se lollo'""'O dt1albed dted ol 11ur.1 unfllld ~c. ot lilt obllollion 22 • 1 • doas not ol ltstlf llllhOflll Ille eme ery 3 eS page ol Otficlal Rl<:Ofd• In childfen. You may be Of· scribed on &aid Deed ol rustee may "' ~ e ISSU· c:urtd by flt OMd o(Trust an Will SHL AT PUBllC AU<:110N ttcurtd br Mid fl'Ol*1Y lo bt .vi 1.249 USt In 1111$ Slall of a rlc:llllous L d F · h d the office ol the County Re-der.cf to pay 1upport and Trusl anc:e ol Ille Trustee 5 Deed until etllmattd COlll expenses an TO ltE HIGHEST BtOOER FOfl tOld 1o0t1htr Wiil\ 1111ertt1 lilt We llertby certify lhat 1111 lboVt Buslntss Namt In vlolallon ol ea S Urn IS e oorder ol Orange County, •ttorney IHI Ind CCIII. 11 The Pfoperty addrna tnd lunos beCOmt Milable 10 the ldvanc:tt 11 StM,Hl.N CASt( (in 1he lorms wllrcil ate 11vea. and ESll~lEO Colla, llems ••In accoidanot wllll ttlt Ille ~tits ol enothef under
602 Stale of Calltornla. Ex· you cannoc pay the llllng other common designation, Payee or endorsee as a maner ol Olltd 3/lo.95 liwlul tendei in the UMed s1,.n) llXP-. lftd *"'*· • ol II•• Annual Sllttmenl IOI Ill yeat Federal. Sm•. Of common law 7cutld by Hutton O.V.lop. IM, Uk tM elm for • 1 .. 1f any. o1 1111 real property right Said sale WIN bl made but Amtrlc:*I Stcurltllt Company 111dfo1 the c;,5n1ei '· ctr1·1ie0 or date htrtol,,. S619,174 19 ended Otclmbtf 31. 1994. (Set Sectton 14400 ,1 uq llllllllililillilliliiiilll .. ltntnt Co., Inc. WILL SELL waiver form. descflbed above is pur· wilhout covenl!ll or warranly Truttlt othtr checb spec1tied 1n CMI 0.11 t.taicll I , 1oos made to Ill 1nsuranoe Com· Business llld Professions
,A.,._ _ AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO n you want '-gal 1dvlce, ported to be: 1073 WO$!· eKpress or impheO 199aiding By PMllt rlnandal Corpotatlon Cod• Section 2924h (~yable '" 11AJUHAWClJIPO/tATI mlsslorllf, pursuanllo iaw COde). --... _... HIGHEST BIDDER FOR conl•CI • lawyer Im-W.Jrd Lane Costa Meu, CA bile, possesston. Of encum-Aoint Id II lht time ol wit 10 l 0 •IMI Tru•I• ..... 11 w. Ha,,.,, Vici,, .... RenewaH~ •MONAL ,AM CASH OR CASHIER'S m.cflatety. 92627 brances to salisly tilt indebted· Rrctu d S S E tlvt SeMct Com~nvl 11 119h1 1111t llOE CllllPllftl Court. Slllft 130 dm.i N I llNch·COs M
c.m.t.-y • MorlllMY CHECK (payable •I ume Of Utted tlene 30 DIAS CAL· Thi ,unde11igned TruslM ness secured try said Deed aO· Pf :. 1 lone, rtcu ind 1111erts1 convey~ 10 and now Alllhflm Hiit. CA '2IOI Rldlaff w. llrattl1, Stua· CN2= M¥ 1522 ~ =:;
5 ~ • Cntmatort aele In lawfut money of the ENDAAIOS d"P"" de r• di5cla1m1 any liabll1ty '°' •ny vances tlltreunder With lnlel6sl 19'f f. ~ H 11 A held by nunder uid Deed ol T ruat {1'#) 631·25rt tary 1995 • • . Unl11d States) •t THE clblt ollelalmenlt ••II cit• incorrec:tnen o( the property as rovided therein ano 1111 un· as wn on wnue 111 lhe :11011tny htr.,natter dt-BY o Tflom• Htwporl Belch-Cost.a Mesa __ 3500,.::;:~tve NO RTH FRONT EN· cion Judlclat y pellciqn, 9ddr .... 11ld !>thercommon pal~ pnncipal balance 01 tneeam~=~r169:°°8 fRu~OR Jamn H Mirov1thTAC 410,401 ~rJ{~~ll)' CH30154825321Mar PUBLICNOTICE
......,. TRANCE TO THE COUNTY para oompfet11 y pr .. entar deslgnahon, if any, shown Note secured by said Deeo With ..,.174 "-·le ... ~ BE .. EFICl•ny ......, • · 27,28,29.30.31, 1995 --tltloua .······••I COURTHOUSE. 700 CMC 1U tormularlo dt Rnpuetla llereTn. "' """ ne ..... rov1S11 " '"' ··':.i-"'~'-------I rov
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CENTER DRIVE WEST !Responst form 1282) ant• The total emounl of the un-lnteresl !hereon as provided In March 15, 22, 29, 1995 Cahlorn11 Ftlieral Savino• and PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 8ualnHe Name Pllm 1111Wll SANTA ANA CALIFORNIA la cort• Una C111• 0 una paid balance or the obliga· said Nol4. lees, charges and eJt· PUBLIC NOTIC! loan Astoc1a110n Recorded JlllY ltetement
llU .. ••-&f lit right, 11ui and fnt«H1 uamadt.telefonlca no 11 of· non 141curtd by the Pfoperty penses of Ille llustee and ol tlle 251.1988.u ln111 No 88 358072 LOA/4' 109701·3/ FU.tit. fHtlff The following p«eon• 811 -w convey~ to and now held recera prottcclOtt to be sold •nd reasonable trusts created try said Deed of fJil.H·UUA. In DOOk page ot Oflie111 records MARTIN·CONV flCTrTIOUl IUllNESS doing buslne1t u · Mortuary * Ch•pel
Crem•lton by It under a.aid Detd of SI utted no preatnla tu Hlimettd costs, ••penMS Trust ' lfl)llC.EIWPUiiJtJALf in 111' olllOI of Ille Recorder ol OTHER. '11-09565·20 NAMUTATEMlNT INTERNATIONAL TEX·
Tru11 In tM proptr1y situ. Rt1pue11a a tltmpo, la ind •dV8ncet at tht lfme of Dated. 03123/1995 NOTICE IS HEREBY G Orange Counly ~widetd ~I trust flU:MllH lilt lolloWlng person(s) TILES AND SUPPLIES,
1 10 Broedway
Cott• Meaa ....... ated In Hid County Md co rte pu•dt upedlr the lnitlal publlcallon of the PRINCIPAL RESIDENTIAL purtuant 10 Ct11lomi1 Ow tc'~~~1 c1~~,1 i:. ':'::~. AP NUMBER 426·0'1-50 m'·~ d~Tt~r.~ J:-1 3808 RIVer Av.., Newport
Stal• d•acribtd u : ordenea qut aftct.n au Notice ol Sale I•: MORTGAGE, INC., 11 said Seeton 798 56a aftd Ctl1lom Wttl•IY 159 33 lttt of 11111 NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S SALE Bar · Beach, CA 92663
A LEASEHOLD ESTATE matrlmonlo, IU prC)f>l.cfad y $6a,M9.39. TrvslH IY: LENDER SERVICE Commtltlal Codt S8cll0n 721 portlOn ol lot 21 t of 'Newport UNDER OEEO Of TRUST ~2~A 9~~ Slretl, Laoun1 Frenk Oouglu Trov.to,
IN AND TO THE FOUOW· qu. ordenen qu. Utlld In llddillon lo cuh, tht BUREAU, AS AGENT 601 UNI· lhtl the lollow!no dtscnbt HtfOhl•". 1n 1he uy ol to.11 YOU ARE 1H OEFAULT UNOfR y oll L 2542t SM 24239 Vl1la Rklgt Df1Vt,
ING: pague manttnc:lon, hOf»-TruslH wlll ~ • c• VERSITY AVENUE, SUITE 1240 propef1Y Will bl IOld by ~s Mtu, covn1y ol Oranot, 1111e ol DUO or TRUST, OATEO Octo· SIJMfr:Our11~irts CA 9265'3'ts V.iencla, ~ 9135!
1 SACRAMENTO, CA 951125 (9t 6) Verde J.'otliltllome Pa caJiforn11, u I* m1p rtCOJdtcl 111 btt 2, 1917, UNLESS YOO TAKE This buslntn is conducted d~~!.,. ~· n•~~""d• ... ~on-
7: ~ 565·298• By Teresa Nlc:ole (WarehouSeman) II public IUC book 4 PIOt el ol mlletllintoue ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR ..,......, "''' an,..,....., -S ~ ZNiG vie. Presldenl ion to !he r.Qllcst bldcltr lorcull m•11t."' the olhot ol 111t cou11ty Pf\OPERTY. n MAY BE SOl by In tndMdull Th• r•ol111ant(1) corn-PRIORITY 67523 1n lawful money o4 the recorder ol uid c.ou111y. dtlCfobtd AT A PU8l.IC SALE If YOU The regtstlllt c:ommtllCtd to tMnCtd to tranaact bual-
3129 •~ 411VJS Statta or a ushltr's chK • lolowl S.0111n1119 111 p0in1 In NEEO AH EXP\ANATION Of •ansact bullntss under fie nttl under the Flctltloul
_.. ' ' P'taUt IO 'All.I VelOI Motllt Ille c.ntt1kne ol 20ih Strttl Iha! THE NATURE Of THE PAO llctl1lous buP!tSt natnt Of Buainetl N91M(I) lltttd \ /77t: \ Puauc NOTICE ~i PR CP1Y6 .u1.!t at ~m110 :'r..'°.:i~:'!n"om.~':::,: cuo•NO AGAINST voo. You =:o"rou:au:'A C ~~~:.!:5 A Mrew ~ \ { ) ~ ' -e on Apll 6. '""· •• of 20!11 Slrttt and HtwPOfl SHO\JLO CONTACT A ~WYER Thll st.atttntfll WIS fled witl'I Thll ~ wu filed 7 Fill tit. flltlll 1 m "r::::: = ISO Awtnue, tllenc.t 110rtlill$tetly NOTICE It lltrtby given tlla t11a Countf Cll<lt of Ofange With the County Q9f1( Of
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flCTRIOUI IUMelSS 330 1S fttl !*air.I With Ille OUAUTY LOAH SERVICE County on f.t¥dl 9 t County on March MAME llATEMUfT 51 01 Katstt et.id , Anaheim~• 11011h....i11tr lint ol llld lot 211 CORP . n ruttM, °' Sllectstot NOflCE·Tflls ftciilloul 10, 1
The lolowtng oerson(t) fOl'llil 10 lh• nonhtltltrtr lrrlt ol .. id lol ""'* ot sllbslltUlld trvSlM Stallmtnl ........ tit FU9173 e dolnO tlu$lntSS IS llA"R· ~Ult it IO bt llttd WI 111. lllfllot IOlllhtaaltrly SI 00 ' • .,.. BOR MO&"ll. 18230 tt11bor naf!I or wa~ 11 IO pos fttt eiollo tilt l'IOl111tMltrfy ~n• 01 Pllltuanl to tllt OMd or Trut lrom llt dall ft • lltd In llt Newport BMCn. lli'..lllllllvd JO\lfltlln Vlley, CA 92708 WSIOn, f1111nclng, encu 1M lot 211, 1lltncu outhentt1ly tatQlltd by JOHN J MARTIN omot ol trlt County Cletll A lltW Cotta Meta Dally Piiot
Malllllw M Jtd"4. 18230 tnnc:ts, Of othel't¥IH on en 't 330 IS .... oardll With the AH UHMAARIEO MAN, llld Rt, fl:tltlout 8uslntH Namt St»lt• M..-ch 15, 22, 29, April 51 bOf 81¥d . roun!Mn v_,. CA •• "Nhttt ,,. bUls Tilt prope llOl\h...,.•~ 11111 or 11id lot 211 corded on tOJ0711997 • In· mtnl mutt be llled ber«e 11111 1995.
?108 !*II Will bl IOld 11 dtscllbcd to the unterhllt ol Ntd 2Qlll 11ruman1 No 87·&13535 of Of. llmt Tiit lllno of lhll Sllttmtnl wtle Tiits buslnln " ~d ollowt Strttl llltnot northWlllltt~ SB 00 lldlf recoicls ., .,. olllot Of lht don not 01 .... llllhOlla .,.._ ______ _.;;,.;.;;
an tndMdual Some1Mt Mobl•llomt se~ Itel ~o tilt c.nt•ltn• or uld County Atcordtf 01 ORANGE UM In 11111 11.111 ol a nctmovs PUBLIC NOTIC!
The ltQlllrltll COMrntl'l(lld to Humbert GW20CALSM607 20th cm• ri"' ot r1111":'(1 County Cllrlomta Ind PllfSUlflt BUslntss Nlml In WIOlllon ol
1t1ns1et buM'ltn under lht M&0?58 ~~o OF 11m1f/~'ll;Eour1181f8l 1o ""·Nob ol o.1.w11 end 111e. r101111 01 enot11t1 undlf l'lotltt.ue llc11Hous ~ ll'Amt Of Nurnbtr 1.M6620 LI UNl.fSS YOU TAl<C ACTION TO Elec1lon 10 St11 fttleundtr re• F•dtul, 51111, OI oommon II• lu..,._ ......_
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"'aJC NOTICI PUBLIC NOTICU PUBLIC NOTICH "'IUC NOT1CU PUIUC NOTICES PUlltc NOTIC!I PUILIC NOT1C!I PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICll ...!:~--flClFlln!!.:.'!!'..!!.. tderll. SI.Ill, Df common 11w Bu"""9 Name(•) Ualed •1nUCt 1111~ undtf It PUIUC NOTICI wiin "" COUl'iCY ciefi of e;:;;in.11 Name(•) Idled Thia bu1lne11 fa con-Randy Rock, 44'.'.2MI HI --~ See S.Cllon 14400 ti StCI ~ Of': n/e bllous buslnast NtN Orange County on Febrv-lboYe on: not ytt dl.IC1ed by an lnd1..tdual F1rst St., Tustin, CA ..0: -...... ~!_Ment T llMI JlATEMENT s Ind Plolmtoni Katine Regine Drape NIMS llslld 11>ow Ol'I M.wefl 1 PlotlU... tr/ 24, 1995 Rosa J . Matt.Inez The regl11rant(1) com-3311 .,,.. ~"' l*IOne ere he lOlo~ l*son(s) l TIU 9tai.menl was tlled 1995 au.lnMa Name NH1S' Thl• atatemenc was liled menced 10 transact bYsl-This butln"' con-dc*ICI bullnMI U: "'-• d~ boslntss IS J & lfSI t*'1g ~ Uw County Clerk of SIGN£0 CHlA·HUANG TAI CHI ltM•IMnt • Publlttled Newpon Btach-with the County Clllk ol ""' uncs.t the Flclltlout ducted by an lndt~ ILA1:K RIVER ENTER· J llOUOR ', 1201 S MagnOl.1 AlDtlH'111WH$CROWCOR, Of-anoe County on Febfu. KEUNG NG • The IOl!owlng pereone ate Costa M•H Dally Piiot Or~ County on March 8u1lne11 Name(1) kited The reg1stt1nt(.,'"'4 t,AIN~= =:~ An:.cts::.l. mo E t1326Sout11StrH
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Illy 2}, 1"5. This Sla9mtnl WIS tied With doing butlnet• as: March 22, 29, April 5, 12, 24• 1 FM12H ~ ~aStel)Mm ~nc:~ t~~~ t2i2e llllmont Anlllttm CA.92'05 C"'itos CA90103 Fl,7'725 lht County ctet1l ol ORANGE FOTO MUNDO, 1420 E. 1095. Publi heel Be Till• llate~t WH llled Business Name(lf'_....
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Mlntss " conducted ~='1~2~~=· CPublllhedM Newpof'tD-'lyS.Plach-lot CouNnOlyf~tM~~~-N ~~ ~v;05"15• Sant.I W933 COila. Me~~y ::iZt With lhe Counly Clerk of abOY• on: F9b. 5, 1995 nec:rMk Drive A22e Coatt by an lndMdull Otta •H .. ...:· ,,,.. .,.. .. ...,.., amt · 1 C Orange County on Febtu-Randy Rocil MMl. CA t2e2e • RtQlslrant lln not t begun 8.1!1.22,?9, 1995 Match 22, 29, April 5, 12, Slallment txpl!H llYt ytffS Manuel Med na Garcia, PUBU NOTICE M11c:h 29, April 15, 12, 19, tr/ 14, 1095. Thia ••atement wee flied
Thi• bu•lnH1 I• con-lo transact buslntn ~der lh• PUBLIC NOTICE 1995. • g~~!.*clt ~ ..... *!d ~file ~'::a~M~~27~" IA. floUUou• 1995 fl319t7 wuh the County Clefk of
ducted by: an Individual llcllttous business name °' wp31 '""" u.. ounly ...... k "ne This buelnHt I• con-Bualn.•• NanM W937 Publl•ht<I Newport Beach-Orange County on FebnJ.
Th• .:,•,l11~ril(1) cbom-nsa~~ lhttd herein \ • ~ ... u• PUBLIC NOTIC! ~~%~s~u:.~:d N:l~r:':i~i ducted by: an lndlYldual l tat•tMnt PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Meaa Dally Piiot atY 9, 1995. FllHM
"*IC 0 ao .. c:t uel· 1 ...... Eo JESUS G GALVl:Z u• n.11 IM time The rtUoQ ol lhls l.atem 1 Th• regletrarit(•) com-The following P'ftont .,. March a t5 22 21: 1995 /19 .. under the Flc11Uout ' This staltment was llled With ltat• .... nt flit.., FIHH1 · >I lts! 8 en menc:ed lo transact busl-dol ~llneH u · Flctltloua . ' ' ·' ' waea Publl•hed Newport Beacll·
ltu•ln"•. Name(•) fitted lhe County Cler-ot OR~GE The following peteona are FICTtllOUa IUIHtUS ~:' 1n"~:1s~~I0f'~~::.iC:::: nes1 under the Flc:tltloue RJ~ Enterprllei, 184A Bu•ln••a Name Costa Mesa Dally Piiot =~·Air County on March 1, 1995 doklng butlneaa e,e: NAMf&TAJEMUtT Business Name In vloladon oJ Bualnan Name(•) '"ed Merrlll Place, Coeta Mesa, ltatenMtnt PUBLIC NOTICE March 8, 15, 22, 29, 1995 a NOTICE-Tiiis r1cat1001 Name a GANACHE, bl PEOI The lob~ parson(sl lh rlQllts t th "~ above on: 01-01·95 C~ 82627 .The following pereont are W890 Thie llatement wa1 filed Statemenl txplres rwe 9115 U 1901 South Ritchey, lslaf• dolnQ IKltlntss 11 K & f e 'ar 0 ano " un...,. Manuel Medina Garcia RoH John Mar1lnez lMA dol bYslne" ... · Fictitious ~ the c~ly Clerk ol lrom lht date It was llled ~ lhe Santa Ana, CA 9270~ R. 311 s. Clmetlla St. An•· r::r ~· ~~c::'~.~ Thi• ttalemerit Wit flied MtnUI Place, Coeta. Men, PR'3ERRED ASSET EN-BualneH Name . Cla~sg1ee~ .. -iiENT ~ _ .• , on March Oltlct ol lht Counly Clerk A new Karine Regine Drape, 15 ttm, CA 92804 8 lness d Pr t lo " CA 921127 TERPAlSES, 2217 W. Hem· Statement N , 10• 1 5 Fl3t572 rldltlous Business Name State· Mejorana, Rancho Santa Chia-Huang Tll. 311 S c~eh., an ° tss ns TRADE Thi• business Is con-kxtl Way. Santa Ana, CA The following persons ate whether you re buy. Publllhed Newport Beach-ment must be l1led betOfe lllat Matgarlla, CA 92688 Camell St . ANlltlm CA 9?804 First ducted by: an lndMdual 92704 doing bu1tne11 as: 1ng, aelllng. or Just
Co•I• MeH Dilly PUot 11me The lllinQ ol lhls sta1emen1 Thia l>u1lne11 It con-Ctlt Ktung ff9. 104s1 Mull Nt:Jt Btac:ll·CC>Sta Mesa th h I lfi d Th• reglatrant(s) com-Semmuel s . Stephens, STREETSIOE MOTION, looking, class11i9d has
Marett 15, 22, 29, April 5, does not ol lisell aulhorlie ttie ducted by: an Individual Sl, No 41, El Monie, CA 91731 CNml8l MM lS 22 29 Apr 5 COUQ Cass e meneed to ttansect :t>usl-2217 W. Hemloc:lc Way, 485 East Firsl SI., Tustln, what you need I
1"5. use lo Dlls state ot a ficlltlous The reglslrant(•) com-TlllS buslntn • conducted 1995• • · · 842·5878 nest under the Fict1tlou1 Santa Ana, CA 92704 £A 9268o.33t 1 CLASSIFIED
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$50 -$100K
Ground floor, fast growth business
for mechanically inclllled independent contractor. Five spots
available greater So. Cal area. We have solid customer base, sales help. You need CA Dr. Lte.,
Insurance $10 to $25k
cash/equity depending on
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We have alwa,1 ltreHed that
acea were made to capture kines.
To t.hi1 we mult now add a rider:
• ... unle11, by ao doin1, you hand
declarer the contract.r"
With 20 point.I in high card.a and
1toppera in every au.It, North'• rai8e
t.o three no trump wu automatic
•Ince South'• reaponae denied a
four-card major. Had South's jack
been in diamonds rather than
al*IM. nine trlcb wwn then tor M ......,_ LMOO auc TOYOTA tM tUiac and~ ...id be _ .. _ .. '"Iii ____ _ 1210
in.... • .. u.... ..... 22 ... PAS•O. Blk, aulo, ... _ ~ A tan, lmmec. io_.., ,.
W• a 1pacle and, ADCI tM GDAGI SALIS CADILLIC 9040 mOl'ltht/1130 a mo. air. am/fm 1tereo kine ol tpedea waa &be on.'1 enu, to 158-le88 · cua. SJ>OU•r, alatm. the dCMled hand, declanr took dum>' 8K.mt. l13,"5 or take
my'1 ace. TIMI.._ and kins at dube ••~•ft• t"h 11 Doredo UNCOLlf 9120 ov., lea••· 444-4158 ... cujMd, and declarer DOW bad --.VA Great Buyl 12950. 87 MR2 6 •pd. A/C, rWlnlna tricb To ISLAND 8101 642·3559 full pwr, pwr windows, ~r·L ... _ L! rd. I eDl9Ure an ''78 Tewnoer Every· am/fm a1ereo. CfUIH, ei wa, WMI iunf o amonda wu thing working, new aunrf, tint gla. 15000/
le from t he table. Weit bri1kly a.... .... let w . CHltYSLEI 9050 tlr••· 78k ml, excep. obO. &ee-e310 took the M'll and returned a lpllde Avon boat, J•t•kla, tlonally roomy. $2800/
to remove d•clarer'• rema.ioin1 outbo4ard motor•, fl•h· •e2 Le aaron Con-obo. 721-1!555 _TR_U_C-.. -r---9-2-2-0 ~· Ing equipment, bffr· vert. White, Full &W tricb~<:'~~;oe:ii: ::-~ ~m~ ::~;c.:';~;:C,';d. _ME_•_C_E_D_ES __ 8_1_3_0 •93 CH•VY a10
c:anled h._na but to &be Ave, 811111. MS-5418 TAHOI!. ve 5-•pd.
rect-.uit at-.r.! w.f'.:i~" . poal\ 9075 '94 320• 19K ml loaded, 1ei( m1111. •-r • ..,., chrome wNa, We• nu, i8900. Ms.e693 with a •P• • OD the laat. ID ... _PO no nu platH, 139,990
Sout.h now led a beut, Weet could &NUtiJ ITA N 'M MUaTANG oeo. 381-4J59 1--------wia with lbe ace and take tWo atr••t Red Bou AUTOS • •• ~but t.he6,,.. obtipd to mt 302. .,, mw parta, WAHTED 9270
with th• jack of diamond•, and JO•~ 7011 Hookef' heaese;a, gran Can't tffm to
d.ummy'1 euit 'tri.n.n«9 took the tut A&~ TS atHrlnfc• 8 + M get to all those
two tricb _ maklnf tb.ne-odd. ahlet kit, delbrock repair Jobs
Weet can defeat the contract by 18 "LAUNCH frbet• =ic.lnt;!~dyn•:P~~ around tht house?
boldin1 up the ace of diamond• git. Teak deck, beaut red ext, SSK or beat Let the Cl•ntfled
once. That 1ivea declarer ei1ht boat! New dleut eng. otf.,. 644-4350 Service Dl--to-trlckt, b ut when the club1 are '8950/obo. 875-7839 ·-•• S•U your home h-' 11_,. cubed WMt can ditcard two heart.a 22 ft aoeton w ... 1., through c1 .. atned. wip you '"' and the jack of diamondt. West will cent., conaole, 235 842·8878 rellablt help.
be able to win any return, then cub hp EVlnrude, 112,900. --------three 1pade tricb and the other red 131·5878.
ace for a one-trick eet.. Try it. e• AVON Inflatable with
hard tran1om, floor
boarda, 4HP Mercury 0 /8. Boat & engine In
WMtMI cu, Minivan
or van converalon.
1200-$5000. Will come
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MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE PETS • good c ondrtlon. S1000/obo. 865-5418
MISC. 6015 MISC. 601 S ANDIALS
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Ane•I• s .. eon Tickets R•frlg, trundle bed, Columblen Reel.Tell POWER BOATS
2 M•t•. club level, velvet bedsprd, OrlenU aoe, nice marklnga, 7012
S850 each, during rug, Webber BBO· approx 2 yrs old, 8' lnliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
atrlke, (310) 576-2127 UHd once, mlrrora, length. Wiii aell with , .. a.era)f VIP wf88
9' Extenalon ladder, xlnt
$80. Woo<J shutter• to
flt dbl• alldlng glass
door• $400. 722.0230
doors, bathrm pull-aquatlum & other ell· 80HP Evlnrude 0/B.
man, birdcage, enter tru tor $350/obo. Call No trall.,. Good cond.
ctr, Brown & Jordan 310-925-3057. lteoo/obo. 665-5418 patio aet. 644-7805 Fr•• to good Home •---------
" "People Cat." Male, 18'ELECTRIC
BIG SALE! WANTED •hort hair "Morrta." BAY BOAT
22 bronze• Including TO BOY 6019 Oeclawed, neutered. Newport Packet Inside cat. 957·8850 11111lz• horsea by iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil-,...--------by W.O. Schoclt Co. Houaton. e· Blind Jui· a eve abuaed and E><CfUENT CONDITION tlce, e· Olan•. dolphin 4 Mahogany txr• back abandoned peta. Be a 18900 * 660-9000
table. mermaid end dining chair• & match· voluntHr/foater. Call 28, PACEMAKER
table, Mongolian slave Ing arm chair. Good 714-597-9037. Sportflaher, tlybridge,
table, 5' angel, cherub cond. 310o430-9971 y0., Min p•---""'-r·ltm twin lnbd, complete console & cotfH ta· • .._ ... blH, nude "Glrl In --------Gorgeoua, blk/tan, IS elect, ready to tlah.
Wind" table & more. OFFICE moa, hHbrkn. papera. 128,000. 725·8455
Tiffany lamp, chl,na & FURNITURE 6 S400 firm. 850-2723 •·:s""'4~.~.~.-.-,-a-lf-l!""'•_P_r_•_•_• Run your ad in
curio cablneta, 7 Bel· EQUIPMENT 6047 Zebr• l'lno.h .. •10 Twin Ford 454a, xlnt the N~ n __ ...L glan 100-yr-old er.. White peace dovea cond. Fish. dlV• or _ •• ,.,... •• PG0<;J1
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denza. clolHlone: 115. cuh only. 754-4123 cruise. Only sss.ooo. Costa Mesa Daily roaewood love Hat, 8 CIOMcl Our 8uslne•• 873-3418
APPLIANCES 6011 FURNITURE 6014 FURNITURE 6014 marble Roman nude deaka, fll• cab, copier,•--------Pilot and the atatuH. coat $11 ,000 phOne ays. conl table, MUSICAL •---------H · Beach
Heh; Victorian love computers 722-t155 ivsnrt'&A'11~ 6055 SPEED• untington Maytag gaa dryer, Entertainment center w/ Off whit• pillow-back couch, 8' Baroque =-....-~,.--· -,,.---"' V"""41&~ Foo ta' Vi lley white, good working desk, cupboards, 3 couch, good cond, mirror , clnnebar D••k, 2 oonferenoe Sia BOATS 7016 n '" a
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Fire/Water/Repair•. H19cleanlng, up'd, CPI 8UILD•R• INC. GIASS/ Announce• Dr Darlene Lancleoepe Melnt. 20 yra exp, excellent CAR•PR, II VACATION! TUTOR 3927 CJ~~~t·~~i;;1;;.u::· reaak.lratea, w1 Hkly/b~ RHldentlalConat. MJDDORS 3682 •Laral3t.0200 • Repalr/Mow/ClearHlp1 workmanship, fair Donl•""•WOWIMtl.
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3817 PCH/behlnd Bloom• SMC Carpet Repair• NEW w•sT CL• .... 1 .. Q Barlattlc Ctr. 173-86N t1•NKIN8 PAINTING bonded/refs. 644-4841 TUTORING 3930 wrought Iron, antqs. Power stretch, Hlea. .. _,... Int/Ext. Wallpaper, Pager 2944722· lurnllure/etc/e7s-8017 R1palr aquHky floor• Home & rental prop. aTOP Deok Leekal BANDY MAN 3710 Refleaototw Ther•py LEGAL p llzed p C 7 dy1 239-0289 24 hra Quality work. Reta/lie/ Waterproof Coatlnga: wlll help you. achieve 5ea·VICE$ 3812 drywall, texturing, etc. eraona et ate 8A.T Semlna .... Excel b d d F I D k-"" -• •-t I I I Cl ..... Oavld, 1-800-88CHS222 Kennel alternative. No with Pal O'Oowd. Teat Tlm Reavea Flooring on • · r•• ••I mate ec .., .. t-ra. .... He .. <antaJ ,,.,.rtlea your ii<>• •· UHi atreu or wqrry Uc BUSINESS •8.iow Retail Price•* 662.0t81; PQf 413-o5t4 Ouallly work. FrM Eat. Paint-carpentry· dally. 97 .. 7127 •morald Painting Ina. Aela 873-71 .;... • prei;1 alnce 1879. 15 ,.._ lt111587430 722.e7H 1 ......... _ 1 --1 Penn In',.. ... waJfna...,/tlle meetings In lrvln• SERVICES 3488 ..... rpel/Wood/Uno •WINDOW CLEANING• ~~all and mor•7
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