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Wednesday, AprU 19, 1996 Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
Johnston to be arraigQed On loruery . ch_a.r.ues
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...,. Woman was fiancee of slain Newport millionaire .
She is accused of writing checks totaling $500,000.
BY CAROLYN MILLER, SrAFF w._nn
NEWPORT DEACH -.The 29-
year-old fiancee of slain Newport
Beach millionaire William Francis
Mclaughlin will be arraigned this
morning on charges she forged
$500,000 in checks from McLaugh-
lin's accounts; including one check
duted th e duy he was shot to
death in his Ilalboa Coves home.
Sound tests
don't raise
ruckus with
neighbors
...,. Pacific Amphitheatre
conducts experiments in
effort to remedy complaints
from nearby residents.
DY CAROLYN ~llLLER, STAH WRIHR
COSTA MESA -The sound
testing for Pacific Amphitheatre
was apparently so mufOcd that
while the testing was under way,
residents were calling fair repre-
sentatives asking when the noise
would begin.
"We had someone on the
switchboard taking calls from peo-
ple calling during the sound tests,
asking when is it going to hap-
pen/' said Jill Lloyd, spokesperson
for the Orange County Fair.
"(Judging) by the eomrnents of the
callers, it's as good sign."
The testing Monday of I\\ o
• sound systems, conducted by Santa
Ana-based consultants Gordon
Drickcn, was an effort 10 remedy
the complaints from residents in
the nearby Mesa del Mar and Col-
lege Park areas.
Their grievances, \\hi ch started
more than 10 years ago, resulted
in a class-action lnw~uit that was
dropped when the Orange County
Fair bought the amphitheatre in
1993. When fair officials assumed
the amphitheatre's management
responsibilities last year, they
vowed 10 make changes to accom·
mot.late the residents and hope-r ully terminate the complaints.
Lloyd said fai r officials hope
test results -expected in two
weeks -will reveal Mesa dcl Mar
and College Park residents aren't
impacted by the concert bowl's
sound.
The testing was done Monday
from 4 to 9 p.m. at fou r sites with-
in the two neighborhoods.
Out some residents feel the real
test will be after 10 p.m. on a
warm summer night, when a con-
cert is playing while their windows
are open.
Nanellc Anne Johnston was ar-
rested by Newport Deach police
Monday at her home on Seashore
Drive, where she and her two chil-
dren allegedly lived with the 55-
year-old McLaughl in fo r th ree
years prior to his death on Dc.:c.
15, 1994.
Johnston is also considered a
suspect in McLaughlin's death, but
Wind wallcers
police ~aid her arre·s1 on grand
theft and forgery charges is sepa-
rate froin the homiciue cusc.
Another suspc,ct in Mclaugh-·
lin's death, Eric Naposki, plans to~
be in Harbor Municipal Court
today to offer Johnston support.
Neither Naposki nor Johnston .
has been arrested in connection
with McLaughlin's slaying. Na-
poski simply wishes to offer his
support to his friend by being in
court today, his attorney Julian W.
Dailey said Tuesday.
Johnston is being held in Or-
u11gc County Jail on S.500,000.'boiil.
Prosecutors said thut during ht.:r
arraignment today in I lurbor Mu-
nicipal Court, they will urge the
judge to keep her bail amount
high because she is a night risk.
Johnston is charged with 15
counts of forgery from checks she
allegedly USl'd for her own benefit
from McLaughlin's pl!rsonal uc-
counl, including one cht.:ck from
his business account, Deputy Dis-
trict Allorney Jue D' Agostino said.
I le said the checks were wrillc.:n
for a ''hodgepodge" of Johnston\
"They tested in the nfternool)
and got airport noise, bird noises .
.. it could have been better te sted
at night if they are really trying to
~ct worst-case scenarios," said res-
ident Rusty Lusk. who allowed a
.\L\llC ~IAkll'l/t)AILY 111LOf
Brandon Balisteri, 4, doesn't quite fit into his father's sweatshirt yet as he and his mom,
Cherise, make their way across a windy McFadden's Square in Newport Beach Tuesday.
See TllTl/Pa9e I
Costa Mesa mayor defends police
officer who shot two pet pit bulls
...,. He says officer's safety
was in jeopardy, but some
neighbors say shooting
was unwarranted.
COSTA MESA -Mayor Joe
E1 ickwn on Tuesday tlcfcndcd the
nctions of u police officer who
Sunday night shot down two pit
bull' bclongint; to a Monte Vista
Avenue wom:m.
'I he shootini, which ldt one of
the dogs dcud and the other criti-
cully "'ounc.Jctl, outra1;eJ ..omc res·
Went"> "'ho said the huotin_a \\US
u11w:arra1111.:tl inc;c the Jo' wen:
(1 it.:nJly pets.
One fo11111!t neighbor, whu was
t1111011g u i;roup of ubout ci.:1H up·
fX.>rh;1, \ltteml111g :i City Council
1m:c1111 • Munday night. dai11wJ
police incorrectly reported facts
surrounding the shooting.
In response, Erickso1\ U"Sslircd
the group thal he would review
the ca e.
"Afh:r reviewing the crime n:-
port1, te11dlng thc ey s'I ac-
counts, il '$ my feeling th;1t the of-
ficer's safety was in jeopanJy, uml
he ditl what he haJ to do to pro-
tect him'lclf," Erickson aatl Tues·
Jay.
"1'hcre had been p".:vaous '0111-
plaints in the nci~hbu1 hooJ 1 c·
gartling thc'IC nnimals. One genth.:·
nwn broughl in '' ,,anc wath bite
ma1ks on it, which h..: \;ml \\Ch:
CUU\Cd by the dog\. Allolh\:r C)'l.l•
witnc'>s said he lclt the.: shoo11ni;
wa cntirciy justified,"
·1 hi! ol11cers n:io.pond\:d to the
100 bllX:k of Monte Vi-.t:i slm11ly
uftcr ~ p.rn . Sunday tu chcCk uut .1
c,111 of \iC:iuus \IO •s lris;htc11i11 •
ch1IJren, Hild.son s:uJ.
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Funeral service for slaln
police officer set for today
A celebrJtion of M.1~s and
Chri~ti.-in buri.11 for Ncwpo1t 13cJch
Police Officer Bob I lcnry, who
died Thur~Jy after being shot
while on duty, will be cH 1 O a.m.
todoly at the Arrowhc,1cJ Pond of
AnJht'im. '
Following the cclcbrJtion,
there will be .i public reception
.it the HyJll Ncwpo1tcr Rc:.ort
I lot cl in N(.•wport Beach f rolll 1
to 3 pm.
INDIX NUMllaS
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personal and livi ng expense~ in
amuunh varying from· S3,000· to
$250,000. He s;ud tile dates \Hit-
tcn on the face of the chcd.'i arc
from hn. 10, 1994, IO Dec. 15,
1994 -the day Mcl aughlrn, who
made his fortune de\eloping medi-
cal supplies, \\J't ~hut ~ix limes
with a 9-mm gun 111 the. kitl111:11 of
his 13:.dbo.1 Covt.:s hu1111:. •
According tu U'Agostino,
f\tcLaughlan'~ will prO\ 1Jc~ lhJI
Johnston can lave in the Sca-.horc
Drive house rent-l11:e for one )t::1r.
I lowevcr, McLaughlin's f:11111ly is
co111csting this cundi1iun.
NC\\ poa t lk.u.:h l'ulice' Sgt. Andy
Gona... con fir med 'I uesd;i> thut
both John-.1on •111d N;ipo ... lr..1 r.ema.in
~uspcc:ts an Md,.aughltn'~ shootrng
death.
"We :ue \\here \\e\e been all
<1lon:; unul ~umc.:onc comes for-
\\ .11 J ·or ''e land new C\adencc,"
Goam s.iid.
In ~c:.ard1 \\,traant documc111-..
polu .. e dt.:lccta\c ... alleged Johnston
:md k.1po ... i...1 \\ere romantac;.iOy 111-
\0hed and lll:J)' haH: been h;i\ing
See ARREST/Page 5
City makes bid to
promote tourism,
improve its image
...,. Council gives OK to
begin recruiting advisory
board members for
business improvement
district, which is being
created to help draw
travelers to Costa Mesa.
Bv TINA lloRG,\lTA, s1u1 \\'1<111~
COS"I A t-.IESA -For -.ewr:.il
month'>, the cit}\ kaJ111g hold
m:anagers have been \\orl-.ang on a
pl an to r<aise as much as S4UU,UOO
a year for tourn.m promotion. On
Monday, their hard work beg:in to
pay off.
In Decembe r, 1hc City Council
g:l\c prdimin.ary :.ipprov-.1 to the
for ma1ion of a bu~ancs.s llllJHO\ v
mt.:nl d1-.1rict (UID). And on f\ton-
llay night, the council au1horiLc<l
staff to begin recruiting candidates
to senc on a DID ad\asory bo~rJ
H all goes smoothly, the pl.111
could be implemented bv miJ-J 111).
""I he purpose of the UID i-. 10
f1clp promull! the nty ol Cos1.1
~ks.a. to impru\c ah 1m:igc. lo kl
111com111g \tsator~ -btllh ka,urc
1ra\ekrs am! corporate: lra,1.krs
-1-.now '' h.11 \\e ha\C lo offi:r,"
'>aid John Pca,cr, general m.1n.1gl'f
of the.: I fuhJ:.i\ Inn Co~ta ~k .... 1.
"I thanl-. .iii of lhl! m.iJt>l ho1ct...
in lO\\ n :ire in !-tuppor I of it."
Thi! pl.111 C<lll' for a \lllunt:tr)
JC( I.I\, \\ h11.h \\OUIJ be p.11J b)
partic1p.1t1ng hutcb and motl!h 111
the cal). ·1 he c11y \\\..>uld colkc1 the
assc-..,mcnt along with the 1r:111-
sient 01.1..upanC) 1.1\ -or ~o--..ilkd
"bed ta\" -but the monc)
amas'tc.:d !or the UI D '' ould l•c
held 111 .1 sl!p.1ra1c rescf\ c .1ccoun1
c.11 m.11 l-.ed for p1011101io11s and aJ-
,·u1i:.1ng that tout Costa ~lc'>J a:. a
dc.:~tanation.
If all the <'•I> 's loJging paopl!r-
tics particip.atc in the a'>,l!s'>ment.
the UID could net a hlllc more
than S400,000 a }Car. If onl~ thc
city's se,cn major hotels p~1rt11.1-
pa1c, the 131 D \\Ou Id !'ttall ba ing 111
about S305,000 annually.
"This has been Jone succc~'
f ully in other c1 t1cs an Cah(ornaa
See IMAGE/Page I
Merchants
give nod to
tree plan
B\' E\'A.\I Ht.Nl.IUON,
\1\lf \\itlllll
CORONA Dl:.L ~1AR -
I loping 10 gl!t :.i \l.11 t un
forming 1h1. Cit)·., 1 1.\I
businl!'>' 1111p1 O\Clll1.nt
tfotric1. the Corun.1 del ~tar
Ch.11nba of ComnKrCt. has
appro,cJ a concept 1ll<tn to
remove ficu-; tree-. along
cJst Co:.isl Haglm .iy.
1 he pl;111, '' hich cit)
oll1c1.:.il, ~J) as both
ambi11uu., JnJ e>.pt.n~l\c,
calb for the ficu~es 10 be
rl!placl!J by 1-.ang paltm and
nu\\crang trc.:es .. , hi! 111..u ...
often .111 unpup..il.:.tr spcc1l!s
of trl!e 1n the cit\ arc
tearing up the :.iJ~\\,1lk and
in1crfcra11g ''1th
unJcr ..:1ot.11d ~C\\1.f S\)lcllls
111 Co;ullJ Jd .\Lir. •
.11.:corJ111g 10 lu1..d .11d1.1cct
Ron Yeo.
13otJn1,t-. \\Ould plant
pJlm~ .inJ f1o,, c ring lrl!t.,
bi:t\\ccn n1 ... 1ing trc.:c'> from
r\\OC.1Ju t\\CllUC to I laLcl
Drhc. Thi! ficus trees would
b.: 1cmu\1:J once the other
11cc., mJlure. Yeo .,;iaJ
I he 1111..·rthanh \\UulJ
e.11.:h Clllll11bu1e an J'>-yet
un ... pcofai:J .1muunt of
1110111:~ tlir 1111., trcl! n:mo' al
pa l>jecl.
lhc Cll\ \ P.1rb, Ue.1d1cs '~111J Rc1.·r~.11ion Comma:.sion
\\Ill re\ aC\\. the chamber's
pl.Jn al an upcoming
mi:ctan~. possabl} as soon as
t-.l:t\. I hi! plUJCCl llsclf
\\Ould likd) !Jl..e .it lea~!
f •'I! yc::ars.
Yeo e.\pclts 1he tree
11.. placl!nte nt project Ill be
one ol the central goals of
till' Coron;i dcl ~1.Jr
See TREES/ .. ••• I
Corona del Mar High lowering
the boom on campus litterbugs
...,. Under new policy,
students could be
transferred to another school
for repeated violations.
CORONA Dl.!L t>.1AR -Stu·
dcnb at Corona Jd M 1r I l a~h
S4hool better think ''''"c bch.111!
lillC.:l lll!ii·
A IUU'h n1:w ~dlool policy pun·
i~hc Jith!lbU~\ \\ilh ~ll j I \Cll·
tcni:cs that r;i11 'C fruut pid•ing up
a h.1g ol tra'h 10 tran\h!1 lu .11\·
othl!r M:hool. Purcnts aniJ tuJcnts
ay Principal O\m Martin\ "Lero·
tolerance" to,,;irJ prb.1 c h.1'
helped m 1!..c the c.1mpu dcancr
:ti ready.
Sophomore R)-111 W alliami. .11J
th.al bch11c the: 11c~ rnh:. the 'am·
JH" ,,.,.s scu111 • "'prcll~ rn s"
\\ilh trash all around .
"Some pc..oplc ju't don't care,"
he .aiJ. "A lot of people here
ha\e maiJs .imi they don'l h:tvc
the 1c,pon-.1b1l1ty lo de.in op after
thcm ehc'"
Uut senior Suancct J>am.lhuh 'aiJ
the polk~ m.ay be too Jra,lic.
"I think thc 'cho~ll Joe' 1t..:cJ a
p<ilic), but 11.111-.h:ra ing 'ludcnts -
th.at\ a l1ulc C\trcmc." he s~1ilJ.
"We 'hould JU'll talk .1bout the
pt oh I cm aml tc:ll (ll! pk .1hout the
p1obkm. 'I hi "·'>· people: :ire
:ilf .1id, thC) ;aren't really lcarnin "
M.utin uall tell student' :1bout
the.: problcm. Many till\ ,
~ \\'1th parent group pitching n
to spruce up the c.1mpu • kllu\,,.r
b.anana pc I , > urt cup , ,O<Ja
c-.in :ind uth r lu11chti111c ca t·o(I
-Jll 1'1.!d ll(l hy \\\ Olftn'i or ca~ull
"'oopans 11\ -<luln't lat inlu the 0 coim1lu · n "' lnvk
See T9'ASMl'P .. • I
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2 Wednesday, April 19, 1995 Newport Beach/Costa MHa DaJJy Pilot
LOCALS ONLY
CITY EDrrOR IRIS YOKOJ, S74-4233
Es-ay winners show: fondness fo.r library
J:;cJitot'!> note. Tl1c fullowing :ire
1/Jc wi1111cr$ in lhc Newport JJcµc/1
Public Librury') Cl)DY contc5t,
condu,·tcd in llunur of N:nion:il
l ibr:iry Weck J:m week. OJntelt
entrants were Dlked to write on
1/Jc thc:me "Stories from the
St:icb." depicting ;.in intcrclting
c>.pc:nc:ncc: :ind/or apprc.:ci:uion for
I/Jc ltbr;iry. Of 125 total cntric::;, 2/
cluldrcn Jnd lour ucJults were
chulc:n Jl ivmncrs and recognized
at .i lpcci:JI brc:ukf:llt on April 12.
BEING THERE
Ucing there ''hen I need a
book
lking there when I need M>me
pe:ici.:
Uc1ng 1h1..re ~hen I need wme
help
Ui.:111g lh<:re when I need M>me
advKe
Ueing there when I need >omc
picture\
Ue111g there \\hen I need a
poem
Ucrng 1h1..re when I have a
prol>lcm
U1.111g the.re ''hen I have :i
prOJl:l..l
Ucrng there \\hen I need >Orne
pJpcr'I
Ucing there "hen I \\Jnt a
l>CJ~IJJl
U1..1ng tl1ere \\hen I \\Jiil >OlllC
)llOW
Jn a few d:iYJ I was on a roll! J
~t:irted reading ~ixth grade books
like .. The Hobbit" and "Maniac
Mag.cc." All 1 want to tell you is
that the libr:uy really got me into
books.
MlKA Y.EL CUR RIM
Andcr~en School
3rd Grade
0
My breath caught in my throat
as 1 gripped my. fatb~r's hand and
stepped into a world of
· kno"ledge. It wus the lint time I
had set foot in the new library. I
mouthed the words that meant so
much to me ... The Library. The
syllable> rolled off my tongue like
hot fudge down ice cream. This
place was a bookworm's delight.
I have always loved books. Ever
since kindergarten I have wanted
10 be a writer.
The thought of which book to
choose brought me buck to the
present. Should it be "Nation:.il
Velvet" or "Call it Courage?"
Decisiorn.!
ANNE KIRCHER
H:.irbor Day School
4th Grade
0
staring at me mommy?''
ALISSA ZOELLE
Lincoln ScJ1ool
4th Gtode
0
Sitting on a warm cozy pillow on
a rainy day reading my favorite
book. Too into it to put it down.
There is alway' so much warmth
and laughter in a library. The
Library is a wond~rf ul place lo be
helped and be noticed. It ls a run
place to sjt and write ~torics or
come in your P J .'s. to hear
stories. It is a nice place to sulk.
The library is the best place in the
world!!!
LAUREN LOED
Lincoln School
4th Grade
0
When I went to the library 8
years ago, l had the greatc~t
experience there. I was reading my
book when I saw a big fat man
dressed up as a big fluffy white
bunny. He gave the first grader>
all a big hug and let us sit on his
lap. Then he read 10 us using ull
the voices of the characters and
acting out all the parts so lhal we
would laugh and giggle in our
seats. When he finished the story,
he gave us all hugs and hopped
away as if he were a real bunny.
JAY SONI
Corona dcl Mar High School
9th Grade
i.elcc1lo11s: sclectioru. dictated by
lhe ll)}<>eiations culled up by the
last book chosen or CGmined.
Now 1 cun do this from home via
the Dial-Pac connection. l
consider it 11 palpable, genuine,
human-scale benefit o( the
information/communication
explosion to be able to search the
collection and place holds on
• books: CDs and videos while
allired in a bathrobe and sipping 11
cup of hoi tea. -
• NEIL W. HOYU:.S
0
Uc 111g l he ri.: \\hen I ne~d J place
Ue111!! there JI the N1.,,porl
Uc:ith L1hrJry
My favorite lime at the library
wa~ when I made a bus '' ilh the
stuffed animals anti chairs. I lined
up all the chair! .. I pul 1he ~luffed
animals on them. They were going
10 school. We go1 some books anti
\ideo> and then we came hom1.:
and read. From left, Jane 9denberg, Kelly Knox and Mikayel Currim. 0
I checked out a new book,
"Peaccwork: Oral Histories of
Women Peace Activists,"
in1crviews of American women
who detlicaled their lives lo social
activism. I read halfway through
interviews of women who
marched, organized, even went 10
jail to slop the Vietnam war,
secure civil rights in the South,
and "ban the bomb." The next
time I picked it up l noticed the
white and blue Newport Dcach
Public Library sticker on the
inside front cover. A
three-by-five-inch while paper,
library logo on lop, illus1ra1ed
nowcrs on the bouom. "In
Memory of," it read, "Amy
Elizabeth Diehl." It took a
moment 10 recognize the name:
the young American activist killc<l
in South Africa, working to aid
1ha1 new anti-racist social
democracy. I don't know who
arranged this simple bit of
~ynchron ism, but I returned 10
reading this important book,
pleased that another reader
un<lerstood the importance of a
book, of an indivi<lual life, and the
profoun<l messuge of each,
together on a shelf in my public
librury.
KAI llLRINl:. URYAN"I
L1nc.:oln School
4th Grade
0
MY LIBRARY
ADVENTURE
Tl.11.: fir~I time I \\Clll 111tu the
library lur (I uouk I \\:J'I um:JLcd at
how m:iny book'> there ''ere and
how nc:ol 11 \\J'> t-.ly mum \\cnl ulf
to rcatl '><Jllle 111.1gaLmell and I
\\Jlldc1ctl into lhc d1ilJrcn\
l1cct1un. I ro:inwd there for :.i book
lo rc:iJ and ''hen I found one I
\\;ill.ct! 0\1..1 to 1h1.: J>mall red ll(,fa
and !>:J I Jv"n. I low warm und coLy
11 kll that I thought I could llil
there foreve r.
A., I luof..cd over the nm of my
hook .rnJ I caught a gllmp11e of my
1110111\\~1lllk11ng around look111g
lor me. l !>11uggkd J o\\11 more into
the '>ufJ hu l loo l:Jle; my mum hall
.al 1 c .1dy wen me. A' I looked back
I wuld '>Cl.: lhe t.111 lumucring
l1hr;11y like a c.::1\c \\ith :J warm fire
111\1 tlo.:.
ALINA KALAKOUTSKI
L111coln School
4th Grade
0
A' the :lllllJJt1.111c.: Joor.. opened
I took my'"'' \lcp into the new
N1:,\p1111 lk:1d1 J>u bllc Library. I
could '>llldl 1h1.: frc-,h111..'l> of the
libr;iry ;i, the J oun, b1..h111d me
do,1:d \\1th a brceLe. I r<in to the
d1ild11..11' wrncr lo fin<l 101~ of
huof..' f\h C}e\ opened \\ 1J1.: i.JS I
,;1',\ 1hi.: l>ook,hehe'> ·1 h1.:
-.1.1111 .. 1~c. and th1.: l>ool..\, and the
l1br .111:111., .ir1.: :ill a memory. Now
\\hcnc\1..r I gu to the library I
1cn11:1111>1.r the lir!>l tl.ty anti my
111 .. 1 '>lcp through the Joor~.
0
YAL:RI KIM
L111col11 Sd1ool
Sth Grade
f\1 y eye' were glued lo the TV
\l't a' I w;i11:hetl N1c.:kclodeon. I
wa .. 11'1 1h111k111g :ibou1 :111ythi11g
cxccpl l:lmcr h1dd. My <lad w:1'>
\\Orr 1eJ I le knew TV \\ould
\Cra111l>lc my brain, :inti lurn ii
i111 u mu-.h. I w:i \ 111 '>eeontl gr:.ide
(la'>I }CM) und I wa' .111 uvcruge
'>luJcnt. So my d.1d look me to the
hhr.1ry. I 1h11ughl my dJJ \\ould
111.:vcr lllJl..c, me \lOp w.11ch111g
Nlll..cloJcun I LOVl:.
NICKLLOOLUN1!! I wa' wrong.
KELLY KNOX
Newport Elcmcnwry
h l Grade
0
My stocy is about my lilllc ~i-.lcr
Emily. She is five yc:m ol<l. We
watche<l them build the new
library. She wanted lO wai l lO get
a library cart!. She wailed and
waited u111il it wa> finally open.
We went and llhe got her card anJ
we checked oul bookll. She likcJ
ii. When we gol in the car, llhc
was playing around with it and ii
dropped down the window. She
cried and said all that ''ailing ;ind
I had il for only 30 minutes!
JANE ODENDERG
Our Lady Queen oC Angels School
3rd Grade
0
READ INTO
ADVENTURE -
VISIT YOUR LOCAL
LIBRARY!!!
I remember a lime I ,.,.ent lo
the library lo do some rc!>c:uch,
and I couldn't find rny book since
there were mountains of them! A
kind lib1 arian help1.:<l me gel
information on the lopic and I wa>
fol.I in another world. I wa-, in
Jamestown exploring th1.: new land
111 1hc IC>OO> wl11lc my eyes were
darting back anti forth, watching
for Indians. I crept in the dJrk
, ... oods "ilh a hatchet in my >wcaly
palm. Sudtlcnly, I rcali.tcd I \\US in
a library and I i.hould be here
more often bccaul.c 11 wa~
wonderful lo r1.:ad into adventure!
VALERIE:. ATKINS
Ander~cn School
5th Grade
0
THANK GOD FOR
LIBRARIES
One day l went to the library
with my mom. I lwd lo do a report
on Richart! Nixon. My mom went
looking for a book for herself ;inti
I looked for a book on Richan.I
Nixon. Unfortunately, 1 couldn't
find one on him so I a-;kcd the
lady next lo me and she said they
we re right behind me. I fo und one
that was just what I wall looking
for.
When I turned in my report my
teacher loved it. So whenever I
have a report, I say "Thun k God
for libraries!"
KRYSTAL PERRY
Mariners
4lh Grade
0
THE TRUTH
Once, when I was lilllc, my
si!>tcr went 10 the dentist 10 get a
1001h pulled. Decause of the
anclllhc1ic, she couldn't speak
clearly.
"Mu," she said. "I godda go 10
duh liberry."
l \\anted to go too. I had never
b1.:cn lo the library before. and
that day was my first visit. As we
approadu:d lhe building, I
wondered whal &he licberry fruit
\\Ould look like. I was ready lo go
irhidc and tell that lying berry to
tell the truth.
Uut I never quite saw ii. To my
~urprbe, the lieberry 1:.isted good
lO my mint!, but not to my
lllorm.11.:h.
EILENE HAO
Corona dcl Mar l ligh School
7th Grade
0
MY LIBRARY
ADVENTURE
I \c been lu the library muny
timcll but probably my favorite trip
was when I "enl with C.'f .Y. We
worked on the Carmen San Diego
Mi~llion. We had lo Ul>C u lot or
lhe library's rc>ources to figure
out where l>hc wa~. One of the
re>ourcc> \\e Ul>C<l was the
encyclopedia on the computer.
They al.kcd us 10 look up whi te
whale and tell them aboul them.
Finally we found her. I enjoyed
how they taught us how to use the
library's resource:. through an
enjoyable game.
ADAM DUNN
Lincoln School
5th Grade
0
DISASTER AT THE
LIBRARY
ll :.ill began on a brighl !>unny
day nt the library with my frienc.l.
After a while I coultln't find him. I
looked a lot for him. I told the
librarian nnd she helped me look,
but we couldn't find him. So I
walked 10 his hou>e. No sign of
him. I went back and I
remembered the quiet reading
room. I checked. He was just
reading as quiet a'i a mouse. I
never told him he was missing!
0
ALEX KNOST
Mariners
4th Grade
My favorite library is the
Newport Deach Library because it
is really close to where I live. My
books that I've read have been
mo~tly boo'ks 1ha1 l 've seen al our
library. I mostly like the people
that work at the library because
they arc really nice so I can enjoy
my trip there more. If you have a
hard time working at your house
you can ju~l come 10 the peaccf ul
Newport Beach Library.
DILLY SARDO
Newport Elemenlary
5th Grade
0
I love the library. h's one of my
favorite places to be. Whenever I
go J look for mysteries, chapter
books and biographies. Sometimes
l use the computer lo look for
books by the au1hors I like. I also
look for non-fiction books about
horlles, rubbits, anJ ast ronauts.
I feel as if I'm su rrounded by
friend~ in the library becau!>e there
ure ah ay> th e characters in the
books. They all have an interesting
story to lell. I wish I could read all
the books in the library.
l love the new l1b.-ary because
it's w much bigger and I can
reach all lhc bookll, even on the
higl11:sl ~helf. And I have one
more thing lo >ay: "Happy 75th
Uirthday, Library!"
JENNY DANZI
Harbor Day School
2nd Grade
0
THE LIBRARY
Walking in the old Newport
Ucach Library when 1 was 3, I saw
a bc:ir \valh a blue jacket and a
yellow hat. It was Paddington
Dear. So, l let go of my mom's
hand, ran over there, jumped on
J>uddington and said Mom, look
PADDINGTON BEAR!
The whole library was quiet. I
said, "Why ure all those people
Once my lillle brother Drandon
threw a book over the shelves and
hit a librarian in the head. After
he threw it, we ran. Drandon tried
to run too, but she got him. She
came over and said, "Who threw
this?"
Brandon said "I did." Drandon
had to put it back where he found
it. That made Dr:.indon learn not
to throw things. Now my brother
docs not wunl lo throw any thing.
0
NICK MADDY
Mariners
4th Grade
I like th e Newport Beach Public
Library because il has fun book~
to read. It also has the American
Doll Tea Party. It also has
Summer Reading. The books arc
fun to read because they arc like
adventure ~tories. I like the
American Doll Tea Party because
it is a blast.
KATELIN PATfERSON
JI arbor View
2nd Grudz
0
Row after row, aisle af1cr aisle
of almost endless worlds. Worlds
that can be opened 10 anyone by
just the turning of pages. You
could be relaxing on the tropical
shores of Jamaica, and the next
minute you can be fighting off
aliens who came to invade earth.
There are so many things to learn,
explore, or maybe even be
involved in. Going 10 the librury
can give you this and oh so much
more. I know because I've
experienced some of these wo rlds.
You don't have to be old to be
experienced and the library prove!>
it.
ALLISON MCKENZIE
Newport Elementary
5th Grude
0
I like &o librory ot Newport
Beach. My favorite part is
sometimes we get to wear our
p.j.s. I like lhe public library.
ASHLEY CHANDLER
Andersen Elementary
ht Grade
0
My favorite way lo enjoy the
library has nlways been 10 roam
through the stacks making
unplanned, seemingly random
ANDREW TONKOVlCI I
0
As you enter the chiklrcn's
section you see a brO\\ n, fluffy,
over-stuffed, four-fool monkey,
Curious George. Tiny book cases.
wee red leather couches, sel up
like a living room, and a red,
noppy dog, Clifford. These are ttie
friends and the environment that
has enticed my two and three year
old, during our weekly trips to the
library. They select several books
each; we arc usually at our
twenty-five book limit. Then we
arc off on 'new adventures through
the stories. I cherish the fact that
already my children have a great
love and respect for learning.
LESLIE WALLACE
0
ECHOES
The Library harbors th e
chronicles of my life more neatly
arranged than my own cxbience. I
find my~clf in Dc\\.ey Decimal
ortler, a librarian in charge of
returning me lO whe re I belong.
The collccied works of A.E.
liou!>emun force a visual image of
the familiar features of my father's
face -hill !>Cn>ilive in1crprc1ation
of Houseman bringi ng me a
life-long passion for poetry.
Ellroy's ~lark jacket cover of
White Jazz mukes me slop anti
rencct on a current lover. Turning
ils pages, finge r-printed with pa~l
meals, I know Ellroy speaks to
him through barriers that 1 am
inc;ipable of scaling.
With childish securily I know
Kipling is here and nights arc >till
filled with dreams of elephants
and tigers. My mother's voice
echoes through the silent stacks,
"Everything you need is in the
Ubrary."
CHRISTINE CHAMDERLAIN
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2100 block of Puente: A suspect rc:movcJ o
unsecured orange: ladder worth $180 rro111
the bed of a plc:k·up truck p;irkc:d in front
of the victim's rcs.idc:ncc.
500 block or Wcsc 19th Scrett: A vlctiru
pluc:ctl nn unlocked bicycle in a bike ruck,
turned uwoy from the bike for three
minutes but 11pp;1rcntly it w11s too IOllll
eluting tl1at time the $800 mountain bll.:c wus allegedly i.wlpcd.
NIWPOllT HACH
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th1: car's tire:• cau ina Sl,000 worth or
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l -'00 bluc:k ur W. Coa .. 1U1hn)': An
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cumr•my and allcactlly "oil: S9,300 worth or
goods inc.luding 11 ro~1pu1c:r 11nd printer, a
fa.'< machine and copier.
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•A rc!lidcntiul window with :i smull brc:nk
In it mar mcon II burgl:lry hos occur red. C11ll police lmnic:di:ilc:ly.
• Anyone pcerina Into 'pJrl..cJ c:.ars may be
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left J1¥pluyctl in lhc car
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c11111cs in p1ogrc:n. De: :i aood nci&hbor, be ub~rvant :ind watch for unu u:il i1Ctivi1y.
• Persons entering or lc:iving o busincs
pla1:c uftcr hours couhl me:rn burglurs.
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pllot Vlednesday,April 19, 1995 3
Here's to an organically enchanting Passover seder ·
D ONT PANIC. rrs
ORGANIC -What's a
traditionalist to do when
invited to a "vegetarian" Passover
scdcr?
I mean, what is this? The
ultimate in Jewish oxymorons?
Local
Scene
Quit kidding, and
pass the brisket.
But there were
overwhelming
reasons to accept
the invitation.
Firstly, as a
member of The
Hummingbirds, I
could risk
expulsion by
turning down a
free meal.
Secondly, I have ·
an abiding
affection for 1hc
hos1 family.'
Thirdly, there was hunger mixed in
with all that curiosity.
And so, on the second night of
Passover, son Jeff and I found
ourselves being transported to the
Dover Shores home of Kathy and
Richard Poppers for ll memorable
dinner.
The setting w3S just like the
good old sedcrs when, as the
youngest m:ile at the rnblc, I'd a!ok
The Four Questions -a role
assumed S:iturday by their bright
IO-year-old son David. And there
was dear Elyse, the most
enchanting young lady since the
heyday of Delilah.
lt was muhi'·talented Elyse
Poppers, you may recall, who
composed my official biogrnphy
for the archives of Mariners
Elementary School. Now, at the
advanced age of 12, she's working
o n two books dealing with more
exciting subjects.
Also gra,tHe table were
Grandpa George, Grandma J oyne,
and Aunt Mi ldred, whose company
was so enjoyable that we never
missed th~ invited Biblical guest,
Elijah the Prophet, who once
again was a no-show.
But back to the non-traditional
organic banquet.
I ne\er should have doubted the
all-around artistry of delightful
Kathy Poppers, who's as gifted in
the kitchen as she is at the cast!.
Her abstract expressionistic
painting.!> curr!=ntly adorn the Koll
Center and two Lagunn Beach
galleries, (The Ari Loft and
FACT), and she'll soon be
displayed at Gallery G in Costa
Mesa. Also, she's a heallh-food
addict.
Take, please, her abstract
impressions of two Passover
staples, kishka and chopped Jiver.
They were created, s'help me,
entirely of mushrooms, string
beans and eggplant. Heavenly. The
ma1zoh balls were traditionaJ , but
they graced "mock" chicken soup.
It was my first experience with an
ersatz chicken and I responded by
asking for a second helping.·
Delicious.
.Gravy was roade from vegetable
bouillon. Baked potatoes were
stuffed with spinach and non-fol
yogurt cheese. The fruit kugel was
ugar-free. Oei.serts were divine;
chocolate cake s:ins sug:ir and
flour, larts of organically-gro\\ n
peaches.
The piece de resistJnce was an
c~qua)ile broiled salmon, as Oal..y
as a certtlin congressm:10 running
for President.
Natur<illy, I took home a
thoroughly koshcri1.cd dogg1c bag,
laden with sulmon nnd goodies
from the.garden, and next day Jcrf
and l enjoyed the feast nil over
again.
There was only one thing
missing from those memorable
seders of yesteryear.
I mhscd the heartburn.
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SHE'S NOT GOING QUIETLY
-As everyone in town musl know
by now, the popular neiBhborhood
saloon known as Garrs -Costa
Mesa's answer to TV's "Cheers,"
-will be relocating al month's
end, making room for the
expansion of Share our Selves on
Superior Avenue.
Feisty proprietor Rita Garofalo
is leaving "ilh a bang, no1 :a
'"hamper. Her lo)al legions, lno"n
as "Garrs DarOies," "111 con .. cnc
Saturday for a fare\\ ell ""ake,"
rattling the barn-lit..e rafters from
noon until "henever someone calls
the cops.
Most of them, of course, wall
follow to the new location on
Dristol, between Daker and
Paularino, assuming 1h:1t they can
be pried loose from their
well-worn barstools. Some may
have to be air-lifted on 3 litter or
a portable pool table, cspccialty
after devouring.all the free food,
and reeling to the music of The
Shart...s.
So goes Garrs. And so goes tbc
neighborhood.
0
HOW TO STAY 0 TU£
1 EAM -Gcoraha Frootlcrc and
her gypi.y mercen:mes have
van1i.hed mlo 1he masts of
Missouri, but she hasn't cntarcly
sc"ercd all local tie~.
There's one SUI'\ ivor \\ho's been
asl.ed to rem:iin on 1hc St. Lou~
Ram!> AJ'visory UoJrd. He's John
C, Crcnn, the \\CIJ-t..nown chef and
philanthropist.
I low could he be so lud.y?
"Sample," he sa)s \\alh a shrug.
"She appointed me to lhe ad .. ii.ory
board sevcr:il ) cars ago, but has
never asked me for ad\.ice. And
I've never offered any."
Jerry Kobrln's column roas
Mondoy and Wt'dncsday.
Newport Harbor . High ollers
an untraditional open house
. . . . .
KENNY tlte
PRINTER IlY ~lAJly ANN HARMON,
S-r>\FF W11.1rra
NEWPORT BEACH -The
tr:idi1ion:ll open house at Newport
H:irbor High School will take on a
new look 1his yc:ir -one that's
not so traditional.
The cimpus will buzz from 5 to
8:30 p.m. Thursday with :lctivi1ies
such as a "Welcome 10 Newport
Rall)," displa) s and
demonstrations from school
departments and food booths
featuring salads, chili, ice cream
and pizza.
"Wh:i1 we're trying to do is
showcase all of 1he positive
programs we have on campus and
encourage people 10 come to open
house and become consumers of
education," said Principal Donnie
Maspero.
School leaders decided to move
away from the traditional open
house where parents merely
mingle with teachers and check
ou1 classrooms, in an effort 10
increase the number of visitors.
"Kids tend to not want to go to
Open House when they're in high
school," said Norma Edclhauser,
PT A president. "Open House is
rnore popular in elcmcn1ary
school, but I think it's good for at
least parents 10 go. Especially new
parents.
"h 's important th:it they sec
what's involved and offered al
H:irbor High. We have new
growth here and a new
udmini:.1ra1ion and many changes
al the school."
A highlight of the evening for
parents of incoming ninth-graders
DCC applications
are now available
Applications for first-lime
students planning 10 enroll at
Orange e6ast College this fall are
available in the college's
admissions and records office.
Fall classes begin Aug. 15. Class
schedules will be mailed to all
Coast Community College District
residents in June.
"The earlier a person file s an
application, the better his or her
registra1ion appointment," said
Susan Drown, OCC's
administrative dean of admissions
and records.
The admissions and records
o ffice is open from 8 n.m. to 7
p.m. Monduys though Thursdays
and from 8 a.m. 10 5 p.m. Fridays.
For fall semester information,
call 432-5772.
RU Ff ELL'S
UPHOLSTEIY llC. .................
1m -.... e11t1--•1111
includes a presentution from
Maspero about the "DaVinci
Project," which the school will
launch in the fall.
With or wi1hou1 help from a
stale grant the school applied for,
the program will begin in
September 10 steer interested
students toward em ironmcntal,
science, hcahh and applied science
c:ircers.
The four->·ear specialized
integrated program stresses skills
in science, math, social studies and
English, Maspero said.
Professional mentors, geology field
trips and scientific research are
also part of the program.
The night's itinerary is as
follows:
• 5 p.rn. to 7:30 p.m. NHHS
Booster and Campus Club food
booths, featuring salads, ice cream,
hol dogs; baked goods, chili,
cookies, coffee, soft drinks, baked
potato bar and pizza.
• 6 to 7 p.m. Welcome to
Newport Rally, an orientation for
incoming freshmen, new students
and parents in the Ralph K. Recd
Gymnasium.
,
250 3;>1 z
Hodortnga
friend or loved
one has never
been easier.
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The American Heart
Assoc1at1on Memorial Program
An Investment in Life.
American Heart (J
Association . .
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Plea8e Join Us
F or Dinner
Lunch or
Weekend Brunch
Sabatlno's was originally founded
In Chicago after our father brought
the family recipe tor our famous
Italian Sausage from Palermo. Italy
In the 1930's.
Today. his sons & grandson
continue to provide a complete
menu of authentic Italian food
prepared fresh dally and seasoned
with 5 generations of family pride.
Thank you. The Sabatino Family
CATERINO SPECWJSTS R•,,,.,,,,,., If• C.fw 8oets & Chatfen "In your hotM OI' In ow dining room. •• "
For Reservations call
723-0821 251 Shi ard Wa • Ne rt Beach
• 7 to 8:30 p.m. Academic
Showcases, featuring
demonstrations from science,
foreign language, art, math, ESL,
theater, music, English and child
development departments. Great lunches served in time to browse over 100,cm titles at Barnes & Noble Bookstore.
• 8 10 8:30 p.m. "The Da Vinci
Project," a presentation by
Principal Donnie Maspcro.
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Where: The Red Lion Hotel
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Costa Mesa, CA
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7 :00 pm Dinner
8:00 pm Entertainment
Polynesian Show
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Dress: Cocktail Attire
Tickets $40.00 per penon
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dnigned to help c:bildten
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Dr. P;i~ricia Beyer of Cal
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lcoirrung an )Our home.
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ral grants benem 23 local c~armes
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COST A •tESA _ •-c were to add llJOOe'J to ooe
T•en&y·tb.ree local dwitia are ageoc:y, WC would be tatiag moaey ~ Crom &DOlbe~ ...
feeling a liuk more finaocfally Some ol t.bc local clwitie5
sound this •Uk, s.iocc a.be City · · IJde C.Oi.incil disatibuled more th3n receiving pant money tod : . • The Someone c.ares Soup
$220,cn> in Cederal gra1u mooey Kitchea, •hicb sen-cs hoc mu.ls .
asDOOIA ~he; .H\ .;.a.--:Lies to t.bc bomeles.s and poor. The ~ """"J' _ ar;coc:y requ~cd SlS.000 and
compcrcd !or the funds. oUerCd •-as awarded Sl?.000.
thruugb the C.Omm1.1nily •SOS (Share Our Selves)
l>e\elopment Block Grant • ~ pc1\Cr1y rcljef center, 11thich
program. The task of <WCSSang "provides emergency auistance
lhc nee'1s of the ~munity ::i.nd and medical care for I.be needy. ·
drafting TCCOmmcncbtions on The chMity asked for a total of
bOw the·Cuads should be dh:idc.d S66,<0> and received $29,700 -
fell upon 'a commiuce appointed Qe:arfy tv.o-diirds of which is
by }be cotUlcil bst Call • ibted for the facility's medical
City officials co.Wdcred the clinic. "
recommendations du1ing iLS • Human Options. which
rcgubr ccuncil meeting Monday provides sheller for abused
night. "'omen and children. The
.. It's alw3)S a LOugb decision organization rcccj .. cd iLS full
because there arc many dc~rving request of $15,000.
charities out lhcre," Ma)Or Joe •SPIN (Serving People In
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cecf). for its ~ tbt
pnJ'idc substance abuse ~-ery
andfin3nri.aJ~ for
hotrsing The ageoc:y bid hoped
IO rccch--c $22,000 but was
~ded Sl7.SOO.
SPIN and Hu11W1 Optioa.s arc
part ol a co:ilitioo made up of six
agencies th:lt pn»idc coonfubted
c:arc to lhc bocntlcu, b:utcrcd
•-omen. subsunce ~bu.scrs and
the uncmplo)'cd. Exb agency in
the C03lilion received at lc:i.st a
portion oC their request..
.. I'm very p~d "ith •h3t
l.b.ey ~e us," gjd SPlN · ..
cxccu1n-e ditector Jc~ W~ncr.
.. l think lhc money that "'3'
giveb to the coalitioQ .. membcrs as
a •hole is a rc(lection ol how ,..cu •c've done in providing a
continuum of care (or people
who arc in need and willing to
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v.iU keep her agency's bot meal
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ASH (Friends in Service to
Hunwlity) WU awarded $25,000
for its homclcssncu pr~cntion
program --.hich operates as
p311 of thC ~Ution -but
received nothing, for i~ hot meal
progr.un. Agency officials were
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O'Connor. "h's really going to
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meals ou1 to Costo Mesa is
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private contributions.
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up more donations," O'Connor
said. "We'll have to put a call out
for help."
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
Newport Beach
teens promote
pedal power
with new club
Founded by two local
students, .the Newport
Beach Bicycle Club
organizes rides and brings
cycling fans together.
BY EVAN H1.N£RSON, SrAn \\'1t.11u
NEWPORT DEACH -Ttm
Childress had an idea. Then he !>Ct .
the "heels in motion. Literally.
A 15-~ear-old student al Ensign
Middle School, Tim is the
pr-.:siJent and founder of the
Ne'' port Dcach Bicycle Club. The
club, complete with developing
by-luws, charter and non-profit
aspirations, had its first meeting
April 5. The group "ill host its
first leisure ride Sunday.
"So far, so great," the teenager
said of the club's progrc!>s. ''We've
elected our officiab and we're
hav111g fun."
Dctween 10 and 15 bicycli!>lS
have :ittendcd the group's first two
meetings. Although the majority
Jrc under 18, vice prcsidi.:nt John
PmH:ll says the club "-.:lcomcs
bikers of all ages, male and
female. To date, the club's only
requirement is that members have
their O\\ n bikes and that they sign
a \\aiver relea!>C form. Riders
under the age of 18 ha' e to wear
helmets at all times.
·1 im, an amateur racer and
muunt:.1in biker, dreamed of
forming a club where interested
biC)clists could get together and
sh:ire a common interest. He
bounced the idea off 16-year-old
John, "ho, like Tim, 11,cs in the
Oak\\ovJ Apa1 tments comph:x.
The t\\U quickly became friends
and riding p::11 tners.
"Tim 1cally Jid must of the
research. lie had the idea before I
met him ," said John, a sophomore
al Ne" pl1rt I !arbor l ligh School.
"We're trying tu gel )Oung people
111to thb, but really .age mcJ11s
nothing."
An important per,un in 1hc c.lub
-although a non-voting member
-is ad,iser Leo11 Johnson.
Juhn~n. "ho ha!> helped
coordinate iicou1ing :.1c1tv111e)
throu!;h the ~101 mon church,
prm 1tl1.:s the dub lip:, on hu\\ tu
proceed 111 terms ol con1ac1ing
chat 1tte~ and spon,or' Jvhnson
abo helps club 111cmb1.:rs generally
lipread tht.: \\Ord abou t the new
group.
Johnson, too, credits Tim "ith
doing a trcme1H.luus amount uf
research ttnJ bringing his dream lo
reali1y.
.. I le\ teally llUitc rema1l.abk,"
Johnson says of the Ensign
stuJenl. "1 lc's cont:icted over 50
!>ponsors and chari1ics and \\c're
gc 111 ng a 11em1.: nJuus fl -.pon'le '
'lite grvup ill iitill lle.tltng
by-la"s and draft111g a dub
chartu In audition to regular
me1.:1111gs un Wednc!>tlay nights
anJ Id Hc ride-. 01 (iunJ l)S, club
mcmb1..1) hope to enter organiLed
ran.s a!> well, beginning with the
Jleall and Soul Ct:.1!.sic in Oc1ube1.
OrganiLer!> arc searching for
spomors :rnd the club has rccct\eJ
support from the American Red
Cru!>s.
Oal.\\oo<l Apurtlllelll!> ill not
uffiliall!d with tee club.
Although the group targets
Newport Oeach a11d Costa Mesa
~csidcnts, there arc no geographic
boundarie-, Bicyclists from Tustin
to San Clemente can join the
Newport lkac.:h Dicyde Club,
according-f<> Johnson.
"We'd eventually like lo have a
group in all tJm:e di\·isions: novice,
beginning and pro," Johnson said.
"\Ve want to make sure th~ kids
have fun and learn how to become
community leaders."
The Newport Ueach Oicycle
Club meets from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday nights in the South
Clubhouse of the Oakwoml
Apartments, 1700 16th St for
more information, call 646 6060.
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ARREST
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an nffair while McLaughlin and
Johnston \\ere courting. Police
became suspicious when they
learned Johnston stood to re-
ceive $150,000 from McLaugh-
lin's will and another St million
from his life insurance policy.
Dul Dailey said Johnston and
Naposki are "friends" and that
being named in the search war-
rant has "devastated" Naposl..i
und damaged his career as a
professional football player.
Naposki -who is 240
pounds and 6-foot-2 -was
named Most Valuable Player
twice for the Barcelona Drag-
ons in the World League and
had earned a place on the NFL
roster, B:.1iley said. But the neg-
ative ·publicit9 from the ho-
micide has jeopardized his ca-
reer, according to Dailey.
"He's had a hell of a time
with employment because he
lost the opportunity to play
with Dau:alona in the World
League0f American Football .
. Decause of th e publicity, the
league didn't want to take a
chance with him," Dailey said.
"He's devastated by the fact his
name is splashed around the
ne\\Spapcr as a !>Uspcct in this
homicide because of his as-
sociation with Nanette."
Dailey wrote a letter
dated April 6 -to the Orange
County D~trict Attorney'!> of·
fice in :111 effort to clear N:i-
poski's name !lo he can be cm-
plo)ed again. IJailey s:iid has
not received a response. , ,
In the letter, ~iley states
Naposl..i had an ali~i the night
of the slaying and that his cli-
ent htlS fully cooperated w11h
Newport lJeach police investi-
gators, including aJlo,,ing po·
lice to take a blood sample on
March 7.
"(Investigators) haven't told
us about the results .Jf that,",
Bailey said. "l a~sume if any-
thing is incriminating, they cer-
tainly would have pursued it."
Although search warrants
state N:ipo)ki has no alibi for
the time of the murder -
which police say occurred at
9: 11 p.m. -Dailey said he has
phone records that prove Na-
poski placed a phone call at
8:52 p.m. Crom a restaurant in
Tu$tin.
"There's no ,.,,ay he could
make it to kill in Newport
Be:ich (by 9:11 p.m.)," Dailey
said.
While police do not have
enough evidence to arrest
Johnston or N:iposki on ho-
micide charges, investigators
did have enough to prosecute
Johnston on theft and forgery
after Mclaughl111's relatives re·
vc:ilcd their suspicions that
checks migh t have been forged,
according to D'Agostino, who
handles major fraud Cal.CS.
D'Agostino saiJ evidence
culled from interviews "ith
McLaughlin's family members
and bu!>incss as!>ociatcs, as \\ell
as the checks themsehes and
01her documents, led to
Johnston'!> arrest.
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Wednesday. April 19, 1995 5
' Poli1;e, family seek clues to man's death
~ The body of Newport
Beach resident Robert
Walsh was found inside his
charred company car in
Orange over the weekend.
BY ANNL'JTL CH.AVU:, St.\H \\'kJrlll
Days ofter the body of Nc\\pun
IJcach rc!>idcnl Robert T. Walsh
was discovered inside his charred
and blacl.encd comp:iny car, fam·
ily and friends of the Wells fargo
ATM service employee arc !>till no
closer to finding answers about his
disappearance and murder. 1 Walsh, 5~, was reported missing
Friday by Wells Fargo Armored
Services Corp. after he failed to
make a pickup Crom an automated
1eller machine in Yorba Lind:.1. He
was last seen in Tuiilln around
3:45 p.m.
Walsh's el>trangcd \\ffc, Janice,
who lives in the couple's \Vest
Newport mobile home, also filed a
missing person's report Friday
"ith the Newpo11 13cach Police
Department. Walsh had been liv-
ing temporarily for about :i year in
Santa Ana during his sep:1ra1irn1
from his wife.
The expan!>ivc !.carch by Walsh's
family and Ne" port lkach police
-which co,ercJ tlnce countie!>
-came to a tragic end Ea!>tcr
morning in the ci1y of Orang1..
Walsh's body \\JS discovered
after a l:ite-modcl Ford facort,
rcgisten:d to Well, F:irgo, report·
edly burst into n:imes around
11 :45 a.m. near the bmily Fitnc~)
Ccn1cr in the 350LI blolk of Ea!>l
Chapman A\cnue. l'ultce h;l\e
now confirmed thJt .t hqu1d :ic-
celerant \\as U!>cd to ignite the
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Walsh, who \\oa) later idcntil1cd
through fingerprints, "as the \IC·
tim of a gun!>hOt \\Ountl to the
head before the fire. according tu
Lt. Timm Dro\\ ne of the Oran!:e
Police Dcpanmcnt.
"The coroner WJS able to C\ll-
mate his time of death as some·
time l:.ite Friday," BrO\\llC ~.iid.
Wahh was reportedly u11a1 med
but had been "caring a bullet-
proof \est. Although robbery ;i11d
other motive!> arc still bl.!ing c.:un·
!>idered, in\'e!>lig:itors discovered
that no money \\:IS missing from
the ':iult inside Wabh 's car.
Longtime friend Sgt. Glenn lA
\'ency of the Fullerton Polk1; 0-.:-
partment specul:ited that WJbh
might ha\•e been a 'ictim of hi'>
O\\ n trusting nature.
"He was one of the most up·
yroachabk people l hJd C\ c r
met," s:iid Deveney, ~who kn1.."
Walsh during his five }Car-. uf ~1:r·
vice on the Fullert.in polt1..c force
"Whoever did this probably tool.
advantage of his ability to de.ti
"ith people."
DcH:ncy :iid th:it e'en after u
knee injury caused the motorcycle
patrol olficcr to l<r"'c the depart-
ment in 1966, \\/abh \\OUld still
d1op by nov. and then and t..ilk
"ith his former colleague:.. He
\\oultl :ibo p:.1111cip:.Jte in the de·
p:.mmc:n1's :.1nnu:il "Old Timer'!>"
11:union helJ cad1 December.
.. Onle )UU dc;ill "ith Dob, }·ou
""''er. lvrgut him," Dcvc1ley !)J1d.
l'ulicc .tre still lool..ing for an
unidcntila:J man seen le:i,ing the
.1ri:a belore tla1nt:!> engulfed the
lar. llro"nc ~aid the man is not
1..0ll\IU1..rcd a !>U:.pe<.:t, but poltcc
\\OUIJ like: h) t. lk \\Ith him be-
cau ... e he \\;.i~ in thl area of the
lire.
\\'11ne!.,1:!. dc:')1..ribcd the rr.an a ..
\\hitc, .:.1pprox1mJld) 50 )cars o1d,
"i1h chis~1:s :inJ ''hit~ h:iir. l3.:~1des hi> ";ie. \\'alsh ill sur-..
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The friends or Oranic Coast Collcae'1
NormJn E. Watson Librllry will
conduct their annual spring book ~le
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the patio
between OCC's Ubrllry and Poruidc airc. ll:ud cover books will be sold
for $1, p3perbacks for 2.S cents. for
more inform:ition. c:ill 432-5087.
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A live OJ, Big Bnnd musk, dancing.
photos and desserts will all be
available during the Costa Mesa
Scnio~ Center's Str3wberry Jubilee,
from 3 to S p.m. Tickets urc SS per
person; rcscrvntions ore limited. Coll
645-2356.
PHUUU POINT THllAPT
C:Cnfn to apply thumb pressure to
specific :ircas to gllin relief from
headaches, sinus, bncl{3nd neck pain,
etc. \~orlcsh.op sc~cdulcd from 7 to
8:1S p.m. at 2850 Mesa Verde wt,
Suite C. Cost:i Mc~. Cost i, $JO.
Sp:icc is limited to 2.S·p'articip:irits.
Call 662-0670 for reservations.
POnRY DISCUSSION
The life and work or Beat Generation
poet Allen Ginsberg will the focus of
the April mcc1ing or "Voices &
Visions," the Newport Beach Central
Libr:iry's mon1hly poetry discussion
group. The meeting is scheduled for
2:30 to 4 K.m. in the libra~Friends'
Meeting oom. Cnll 717·3 .
SLIDI LICTURI
The public is invited to "Turkey:
UOUN•TOWN
Ctot.stoads or Hist0ty.'' :a free ~lid Mlfll8111A91Me Oranac Cout C.ollcgc's Re·Ent7 lecture, Al 7 p.m., in the Vincent 1bc publM: is invited to a dnunntlc Center. It will c:ontJnuc on A/{' 27.
Joricoscn Community Ccn1er, read an& or Arthur Miller's "After The For more information, ca.II • 2-5162.
adjoccot to Mariner's l:kanc:h Llbnary F311," at 7 p.m .. In the Friends' an Newport Bench. For more Meeting Room of the Newport Bench •IVOaCI MDIAftON
lnfomuuion, coll ~31'45. Ccn1r~I Ubrnry. Prcrcgiscn1tion 11 not A free talk about :ivorce mediation,
necessary to aucnd the free an altcmatlvc 10 l e tradilionol two • CANCla A.Ne COMMUNICATION presentation by South Oranac C.ounty auorncy divorce Is offered with
Hoag Cinccr Center is oCfcrin& a free C.ommunity Thc:ure's Readers attorney, Alicia D. Taylor and
worubop on communic:uion skills for Theatre. Call 717-3800. J:ychok>&lst Leo H. Solow. Sp;icc Is couples dcalin1 with c:inccr, from 7:30 united, reservations arc rciuircd. For
to 9 &.m., in its auditorium, 4000 W. •UllNUI AND lllALTN IXPO more information, C3ll 863· S90.
Paci ac C.oast Highw:iy, Newport • The Newport H:ubor Arca Ch:unber
Bcocb. Please RSVP by April 17 by oC Commerce presents the 199S Spring II YOUa IO• llCUIU?
calling 760-5542. Business nnd Hcollh Expo from 3 to 7 Find out at a Career Network meeting p.m. at the Four Seasons Hotel In at 7:30 p.m. ot St. Andrew's GOAL 111'TINO WOIUHOP Newport Beach. Olll 729...C.COO. Prcsbytcrlon Church, 600 St. Andrews
A free "Goal Setting and Emotion:il I Ro3d, in Newport Beach. The meeting
Empowerment" workshop will be held NOMI •vnu WORQMOP will be led by Sharon Hotton, ll hiring
from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Or:ingc Co:ist How to qualify, how to save, how to and tniining consuluint. It is open to
C.ollcge's Re-Entry Center. It will buy with no down payment will be the public and there is no cost to
continue Wcdncsd:iy, April 26. For discussed in this free work.shop at 7 attend, For more inform:ition, call
more information, coll 432-5162. ~m. at the ijolidoy Inn, 3131 S. 574-2239.
ristol, Costa Mesa. Call and ask for a·
81COM~ MATH COHflDINT free video or free information packngc
A Cree two-hour ~rkshop designed to 3l (310) 289-4131. FRIDAY
tc:ich individunls how to build
emotional nnd acndcinic skills in math THI ICIY TO TIMI MAHAOIMINT HIALTH llMINM
will begin at 5:30 p.m. in OrJngc A free time man3gemcnt seminar for A free health seminar featuring n
Coast College's Re-Entry Center. The adult students is offered from 6 to 8 fashion show, !uest Si?C:ikcr, free
workshop continues April 26, May 3 p.m. in Orange C.oust College's makeovers an information on ways to
and 10. For more information, call Re-En!ry Center. Cull 432-5162. look and reel better before, durinp, and
432-5162. after cancer thcrnpy will be held rom
ADD LICTURI l to 3 p.m. at the Hong Cancer
A free lecture about Allcntion Deficit Center. For reservations, call 850-3790.
THURSDAY Disorder nnd the various mcdicntions
that treat it is scheduled at 7 p.m. :11 LIADIUHIP LUNCHION
GARDIN CLU8 MlnlNO Barnes & Noble, 953 Newport Center Asscqiblywom:in Marilyn ,ijrcwcr and
The Newport l lills Garden Club will Drive Call 759-0982. Ointon·appointcc Janice Johnson will
hold its general meeting at 9:30 a.m. at spenk about their recent political
Clubhouse :z. 1900 Port C:irlow. The START YOUa OWN 8USINUI experiences "Jn the Eye of the Storm".
pro~rnm will feature a Garden Walk A free workshop on how to start up a at the Women In Leadership luncheon
Spring Ten. Coll 640.2377. new business wall begin at noon in at 11:30 o.m. at The Pacific Club, 4110
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C06t is $30. Call Mcllndll ScclJ At Assets" at 10 a.m. Attorney Debro
644-0278. Grim111la will discuss how wills, living
trusts, charitable donations 11nd other
true reduction $1r3tcgics preserved the
SATUaDAY value or an estate and uvolds prob:uc.
PADDU AeAINST POUUTION
Admission is (rec, seating is limited.
Call 2.52·5411.
The Sur(ridcr Foundation or Ncwpe>rt llAllaAll 8001( ......... Beach is sponsoring a Paddle A&amst
Jntern3tionolly published writer, Mike Pollution and Beach Oc3n·up event
from the Newport to Balbo:i Pi&r. Blake, will autograph his current
Volunteer sci-up begin~ at 9:30 o.m.; books: "Baseball's Bnd Hops n'nd
beach clean-up stnns nt 10 o.m. A Lucky Bounces" und "Bascbull
Paddle Ptirty 11nd Awareness Expo at Chronicles: An Oral History of
Balboa Pier will be held from 1:30 to Baseball Through The Decodes"
3:30 p.m. To fiod out how to volunteer during o book signing at Brcntano's,
or participate in the events, call the South Coast Pl:wl from 1 to 3 p.m.
Newport Surfridcr hotline at 631-6273 For more Information. coll
or Jon:uh:io Duarte llt 721-0322. 5S6-7S32.
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A 7-stcp intervention and mcdiution , Saint John Vianncy Chapel Guild Is
sponsoring its annunt (:ishion show progrnm for families is scheduled from
brunch in the Main Ballroom oC the 9 to 11 a.m. at the Costa Mesa
Balboa Bay Oub. The reception begins Community' Center, 1845 Park Ave.
at 1111.m. Cos1·is S45. Clll U>rroine The program will focus on ways or
Brody at 644·5944. communicating with any out-of-control
family dispute, anger :ind general
DATINO WORKSHOP family disharmony. Cost is SS for
The singles organiuition, "The adults, $3 for kids 13-18. Parents do
Meeting Room," is presenting a not hove to be prcsen1. Coll 556-8000
workshop about dating information for more Information.
from 9 o.m. to noon at 2915 Redhill
Ave., Suite G 104, Costa Mesa. Cost is FAMILY DAY
$40 members, $50 non-members. Families with children of all ages arc
Space is limited, reservations with invited to Family Day, a free program
advanced p3ymcnt. Cnll 545-8082 for of hands·on on, stories, music and
more information. other entertainment, from noon to 4
• p.m., at the Newport Beach Central PL.ANNINO YOUR UTATI Library. For more information nbout
Lc"~al Options, 3901 MacArthur Blvd., other Family Doy nctivitics, call
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IUNDAY
PUUIOUCnAL
The public ls invited to a solo recital
by C:inadian pianist Andreas
Uartm:llln, Crom 3:30 to S p.m., in the
Friends' Meeting Room o( the
Ne\\port Beach Central Librory.
Hartm:inn will perform sonaws ond
ballads by Beethoven, Chopin·and
ProkoOcv. P1crcgistrn1lon 1s not
necessary. For more information, call
717-3800:
IAJtTH DAY
Tilc siJcth onnu:il Eorth Day
celebration is scheduled Crom 10 a.m.
to 4 p'11. on Shellmakcr Island at
Uppc~ Newport Bay Ecological
Reserve & N:itional Park. Special
activities Include canoe nnd kayak
tours. a touch tank, Insect Adventures
and Orange County Bird or Prey
exhibits. nwsical entertainment and
food booths. For more information,
c:ill 640-l 7S l.
CMRll COX' MONOHD
The Newport I !arbor Republic:in
Assembly and the Ui~una Bc:ich
Republicans arc hos11ng a reception
honoring Congressman Christopher
Cox. I le will discuss the Republican
Contract with America and the 1996
Presidential race. The reception will
be held Crom 2 to 4 p.m. at 1021
White Sails Way, Corona dcl Mar.
Cost is $20 per person. For more
information nnd -reservations, call
Evelyn Hart at 645-9 127.
AROUND TOWN
TIMI MAMAMMINT
·•Effective Time Management For
Busy People," will be diSC"usscd from
5:30 to 7:30 p.m. with family co11n)Clor
and therapist Michelle Massie at St.
Mich:icl and All Anscts Epi~opal
Church, 3233 Pacific View Drive,
c:drona dcl Mar. For more
information, c:ill 644..Q.i63.
J1e tn\llCd 10 prercglSler for "J(jds'
Stuff, TJles Tilll & Small," a Cree after
school activity series p!Jnned for 3:30
p.m. at the Corona dcl M:ir library.
'I he pr~ram includes folk talcs anl.I
writing a tall talc. To register for the
se ries, call the library at ().;4.3135, or
vi)it the library ut 420 Marigoll.I Ave.
THURSDAY, APRIL 27
UHD aooec. IALI
Friends of the Ne" port Uc;u.:h Ubr:iry
is holl.ling a uscl.I book !>all! from 2 10 7
p.m. ut the library, 1000 A'ocado A\e,
The sulc will cont111ue through Sunday.
For more inform:ition, call 759·9667.
~llp-.htar" in )Our bu)inc)\ ''"""Dr. ~lcmory" Patrick J. lluntcr :ll 7 a m
4t 1he Sheraton N~"port, .is.is
MacArthur Uhd., fl:cwf>\)tl 11. ach f ur
more information c01fl the ~ .. " 1><H l •
11un·m .. 111l>c1:i.. D.:oiJlinc for
1cM:l"Jt1ons 1~ 1\p11l ~6 Call 955-4471
for mori; 1 1forrn;illllll.
HOW TO RA.ISi TllN·AGIU
1!\USIUM TOUR
I larl>or Arca Chamber ol Cl•mmc1~,·
al 729-4400.
MONDAY
STUDY HINCH IN flAltlS
A Cree informational prcscnt:nion will
be held about Coast Community
College District's Summer in Paris
program :it 7 p.m. in the 'Futility
The Costa Me'a Republican WQmcn
Federated hus ch:irtcrcd a bus for a
tour to J. Paul Gcuy Museum.
Luncheon will be :11 the O:irdcn Tea
Room. For reservations and
lnformJtion, call S57·6545 or 546-1087.
MIMllUHI_. DlllYI
The Junior LcJ~\le of Orange County
C:illforniu, Inc. 1s hoi.ting a • •
membership informational coffee for
proi.pcctive members from 6:30 to 8:30
p.m. ut Sherman Gardens, Corona del
Mar. TI1c organization is committeu to
promoting volunteerism and improving
the community through effective action
anti lcudcrship or•trarncd volu nteers.
For more information, cull 261-08823.
SATURDAY, APRIL 29
NIA1TH FAIR lXJIO
The 1995 l lcalth F:11r L>.po ,.,
scheduled from 8 a.111. 10:? p 111 .• it th.:
OASIS Senior Center (rnrn .. ·r ul 5th
anti Narcii.i.us in Coron.1 c.kl ~I.tr).
Thi: fai r will ofkr tree \Cr~~·11111g\ Cur
dcrm:itology, l>Od) !Jt .111.il>'" .111J
blood pre~ur..:. l"'ur ~l5 a hlnod t .. 't 1~
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and tetanus shuts" JI abu !Jc ·
J\la1lablc. For mor.: 111to1111a11on, c:ill
64.i-3244.
Goll ... I lu p11.il, J.75 Victoria St.,
Cu~ta ~IC\:.I, olf.:r1> a free educational
\\ull.,h 1p rur p;ir~lll\ of teens at 10
a.m . ..:.1d1 S.11urJJ). fa·.:ry "eek''
'"'rl,~hop ~ta1 t\ .111J rini)hC) a new
tup1.: w p.11..:nh c:.111 Join the group a l
;my plllll\ 111 1h..: l)de. For more
111hm11Jt1011. wut.11:1 Dr. L:ini Martins
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BUR.MA FORUM
I louse of Orange Coast College. Co~t
for the one-month program, not
including airfare, is Sl,290. Contact
Liz Ra ilcanu at 552·6()98.
TllM OPIN NOUSI
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26
CNIL~ ilUSI llNIFIT
Parent 1 lelp USA of Newport lkach is
1\ r Jrum hl ... U\111& on th.: S1>uthCJSI
A~1J11 natilln 111 Uurma \\Ill be
prc~,·nt,J 111 OrJni;~ CuJ~I Colki;c's
I 111.: J\1 h I I.ill 11 'I lrv1l\ :S J m. to 4
p.111. l 1,l...i. arc S~U lor .1Jull~. SIO fur
h1ll·t1m.: :.tlllknh f ur mvrc
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Local le~ .i!1 grades scvcnlh through
12th arc inv11cd to a '(rec library
oricnt:ition program Crom 7 10 8:~0
p.m. at the Ncwpon Beach Cent ral
Library. Tdincd teen hO'Sts will be
av:iilablc to provide instruction on use
oC the libr.1ry CD-ROM databases,
onlinc catalog, rcCcrencc materials and
the public access Internet terminal.
Call Judy Kelley at 717-3807.
811AST CANCll INfOllMATION
The Co~fa Mesa Senior Center will
offer a presentation titled, "Brc:ist
Cancer: Detection and A!tcrm:ath,"
'\l.ith EhkrCure nurse Cheryl Lowes
:inl.I Claudia Kohner, a breast cancer
SUI'\ ivor. Present ation begins at I p.m.
111 Classroom I and 2 of the center
located at 695 West 19th St. For more
information, call CH5·2356.
sponsoring "An faening at the • PANCA.Kl BREAKFAST : MONDAY, MAY 1
GOLF TOURNAMENT
lmprov" comedy show and dinner at
The lmpfov, 4255 Campus Dmc,
Irvine, to bcnef11 the 11011-prof1t
organi2a11on's Scl'\icc~ tu preH:nt dulJ
abuse. Call 723· 7170.
Ltxal n:ter:.ins "111 s.:n c up a p n:J;....
l>rc:.il..fast -:11 the 'Cu\l.t ~k,.1 '>.i11ur
Center, 695 Wc~I 19th St Ir 111 ·~ 3 J :o
I I a.m. Call CHS-1156 1,,r moi c
information.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 25
AfTll ICHOOL ACTIVITllS
Children in first through fift h grades
WOMIN VOTIU MllTING
Implications of \\Orld population
growth will l>e di)cusscd at the 9:30
a.m. meeting of the Ncwportv osta
Mesa chapter of the Lcai;uc of
Women Voters of Orange Co:.ist at a
privutc home in the WcstcliWarca.
The meeting is free and open to the
public; for directions, call 548·8598.
ALL ilOUT 80NDS
A free investment sc111111:1r on tax·lree
Culifornia insured mu111r:ir.1l l>omh at
3 p.m. in the Prcsidenl'i. Room at the
Uall>oa Uay Club in Nc1~poa l Ucach.
Space is limited. C:ill 75:?·'.!:?SU.
MIMORY GYMNASTICS
Learn how 10 become a "memory
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SEMINAR
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8:30 a.m., seminM ut lJ .1 111 C \1,1 ''
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TRASH
fr•• P•t• 1
Some :.1uden1:. add 10 lht mess
by pulling lra!.h in unused lod.ers,
:.quirting lhC innards OUI O( Condi·
JllCnt packets and throwing food at
people, according 10 adminis1ra·
tors.
After seeing u continual stream
Jf trash remaining one lunch after
Jnother, Martin finally had
enough.
''I knew ou r students could do
'bcllcr than this," he i.aid. "They
know that they need to take re·
:.ponsibility for themselves and I
wasn't asking fur much."
So, he picked up an aggressive
approach 10 wa\IC lust month. I le
;J:.lcd parents for support, col·
lected input from students and de·
vcloped a policy -with consc·
TESTS
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sound monitor to test lrom his
b:ickyard on Serra W:iy.
Rusty and hi' wife L:iuric, who
have b:.it tlcd the sound problems
fo r 13 yc•m, said the low booming
bass sound "hid1 "rallies th e
walls" w:.isn't testcJ -or at · lc:.ist .
they didn't 111.:ar it.
Uut Jody KcnncJy, the amplii·
thc:ttre\ gcncr:il 1n:111,1ger, s:.ii<.l
low b:tss :.uu •ll" \\ere tested along
'"ith lugh· and mcd1u111-pitche<l
tones.
Laurie Lu~k. \\ho "as in and
out of the hou~c tc111.Jing to the
ba1bcque during the te~ting, said
she has nu c.:omplJints C\ccpt for
quence:. -to crc11tc a cleaner
campus.
First-time offenders who fail to
properly d~PQSe of trash 11rc sen·
tcnccd to collecting a bag full or
garbage around the campus. A
second offense bring> detention
and parent notification.
Third-time offenders get !>luck
with a parent confercn~c and pos·
sible Saturday school or detention.
Repealed violations could lead 10
a transfer 10 another campus.
"It looks bc1ter already." Martin
said. "(Mond:iy) on c:impus, r :is·
signed three students to trash
pick-up and one came buck und
said there was no trash left to pick
up. Now, they actually have to
search for trash."
The key, Mortin .said, is that
students know the policy :lnd its
ramifi~ations. Assistant principals
int\>rmcd all students of 'the new . .
one annoying pitch.
Without that annoying noise,
!the wouldn't have known testing
was under way, Laurie said, add·
ing that she 1rus1s fair offici:lls will
be sensitive to residents' concerns.
Norman Snow, a Mesa del Mar
resident who monitored on his
own from his bedroom window,
said he too wasn't bothered by
noise during the testing, but th e
conJitions were also not the same
as those during concert season.
"If that's all we hear, it will be
belier -but I'm skeptical," Snow
said.
The data collected from the
soun<l testing and residents will be
used to select the best !>Ound sys·
tem for the amphitheatre, Lloyd
!>aid.
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rule>, and flyer:. :ire ~!>led on
c:lmpui.
"We scl 1hc parameters. we
made the challenge :ind they
stepped up lo the challenge," s.iid
Mortin, who ackn~ledgcd the
cleaner campus by allowing a local
band -whose members include
two Corona dcl Mar alumni -to
play ot lunch befo1e spring break.
PTA president Inger Logan said
mony parents think the clean-up
policy is on innovative idea.
"So far, tho campus hus been
clcon and no one else has been
able to do that," she said.
"The policy is set and the kids
listen to Dr. Martin. He's always
out there at lunchtime, mingling
with kids and th:it helps him get to
know them: The suspension both·
crs me, though. I hope ii doesn't
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lywood," Pcise r said. "A number
of other cities have visitors bu·
reaus that help in that area (of
tourism promotion). But, since we
do not have a visitors bureau, this
could be one way of funding our
promotional efforts."
The city has made.: other, unsuc-
cessful attempts aimed at tourism
promotion.
In the early 1980s, for example,
the city est:.iblishcd a Tourism Du·
n:au, appropriating $180,000 for
the agency· over a 1hrec·year pc-
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While Lhe city is still organiLing
data to eventually create on
improvement district elsewhere in
the city, Corona dcl Mar
merchants nn$1 chumbc:r members
~re wor~ing to "gc:l u jump'' on
1he process, Yeo said.
"We're kind of running ahead
of the city," Yeo said. "We're not
ones to wuit around nnd lei things
happen on their own. h's been
decided that we should hnve a
business improvement district and
now it's just a matter or going
through the steps.
"l had hoped the improvement
distiict would be in place by n.ow,
riod. Dul poor funding and a lack
of clear-cut objectives led to the
bureau's demise.
Bui according to Peiser, this
plan has been thoroughly mapped
out by general managers Crom
seven of the city's largest hotels.
And, he said, the group is confi·
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"We arc very optimistic that it
will greatly enhance our occupan-
cies," Pciser said.
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but the timing ls out of our
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fonn of un unnuul aS>cssmcnt fee
-or a majority of businesses.
"Coron:l del Mar has always Assistant City Manager Ken
Dclino. who recently !tpe:uhcadcd
the formation or the Balboa
Penmsula BID, s:iid the city is in
lhe process or transferring relevant
data from the revenue dep:mmcnt
to the pl:inning division.
had a strong. well-organized
chamber.'' Oclino said. "There are
between 500 and 600 busincsi
licenses down there and 1 don't
know how many are members of
the chamber." Once that is done, the city can
determine assessment figures to
get the BID for~1ation under way,
a process that 'Delino e>.pcc1s to
happen in the next few months.
Although the tree replacement
may be several years in the future,
, the project may not be popular in
some corners.
"The Balboa Island and Corona
dcl Mar districts arc probably next
on line," Dclino said. "Once we
get the dala capability, we can do
the two almost simultaneously."
I;>elino said he supported the
chamber's efforts, but noted that a
successful improvement distrit t
must·.have the suppon :.. in the
A plun to remove eight ficus
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PORTS
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 6.J2-4.BO, t•xt. 223
Recalling a· helping · hand for Adoption Guild Tourney
~ As Adoption Guild Tourney
nears for 34th annual event,
Balboa Bay Club Racquet Club
comes to mind. with its saving
hand at a critical point in 1993.
'
A s-.the clock ticks closer to lhe 34th
:rnnual Adop1ion Guild T.ennis
Tournamen1, conl>idered the largest
charity doubles luurnamenl jn the world,
local tennis aficionados m:iy remember
two years ago, when lhe 13alboa Day Club
Racquet Club rescued th e event on the
fim1l day.
Though several clubs hol>t ma1chcs
during the two weekends of competition,
including the Newport Ueach Tennis Club
(open finals), John Wayne, Palbades,
Park Newport and Mesa Verde, it\ the
DOC Racquet Club thal has
MAILBAG
A vote for
Mesa Verde
I am greatly troubkd by the lead :ir-
liclc by Mr. Richard Dunn which
appeared in Saturday's Daily l'ilol.
In reviewing the financi:il effecls of
the Senior l'GA Tour event held at
Mesa Verde Country Club last
month, the :iraicle implies 1h:it Mei.a Verde
Country Club rcceivc<l a fin:incial windfall
while leaving Orange County Sporb As-
soci:.ition holuing the bag for the costi. of
the tournament. This implication is . both
unfair anJ in:i .. i:u1.1te.
11:.i<l ~tr. Dunn a:.l..cJ to sec OCSA'i.
copy of the contract \\ith Mel>a Verlie, he
could ha\e karncJ that the l>ite fee paid to
the club was very close to the average ra1e
which Mr. Dunn was quoted by the PGA.
This fee <lid not come "ith obligationi. and
costs on the p:1rt of Mes:i Verde.
We litcrnlly turned O\er our coun.e, our
clubhouse. our carts :1n<l equipment to
OCSA, the l'GA and ESl'N to do with as
they l>aw fit. The club u.\c<l a goo<lly pornon
of the l>itc fee to provide two new champi-
onship lees on our No. 2 und No. 4 holes
:inc.I lo construct a temporary tee anu install
special fairway grass for the No. 6 hole
(No. IS for the tournament). We bore the
cost of the cAtra mowing, planting an<l tree
trimming. Nccdlci.s to say, the rain wc had
over the weekend prior lo the tourm11ncnt
ad<led to the COl>l of preparation.
Now we arc faced with the expense of
removing lhc temporary tee an<l fairway
:.ind replanting it to its permanent configu-
r:.ition . This me~1ns th:.it the members will
have to forego the use of this hole for an
additional period of time while this is ac-
complished. In the meuntimc, we will be
l>pending more of our "cash horde" to re-
pair the areas damaged by the spectators,
corporate tents, grnndstands an<l skyboxes,
none of ''hich gcncrnteu any revenue for
the club. The club was certainly entitled to
recover the reve nues IOl>l \\hile the course
was closed to members.
While OCSA mJy have a gripe t1boul the
COl>l of donuts, they must look to them-
selvei. for the reJI c:.iul>c of lheir fin:.incial
problems. Their marketing an<l promotion
effort was grol>sly inadequa1e an<l much too
late gelling started. The lack of public in-
formation on spectator parking and uccess
m~1y well have cuntribu1e<l to a lower than
expected turnout.
T he fact that the Poli ce Dcpar.tmcnt was
preparing a budget for truffle control,
security and street closures was known
from the very firl>t meeting held to coordi -
na1e with the city dcpar1mc111s. OCSA was
advbcd well in adv<incc that the City Coun-
cil was unlikely to vote in favor of abl>orb-
ing lhcse col>ts.
They l>imply choi.c not to believe i~. The
Council acuon was taken as late as 1t was
only bccau::.c OCSA had missed two previ-
ous dc:idlinc!I for gelling their applica1ion
materials in the Council for consideration.
The other costi. for which the club billed
OCSA were lurgcly for foo<l und beverage
scrvcu to the volunteers, the players and
their wives, un<l the uttendecs al events
hostcu by OCSA. If Mr. (Uob) Atwell
(OCSA Direc11;>r of Finance) h~s. u ~egiti
matc co111pb1nt ubout i.pcc1f1c atems
churgcJ by the club under our contractual
t1grecmc111, he ha'> every rislu to ask that
they be rcvicwc<l by the club m:1nagemcnt
uml ir necessary. the Uuanl or Dircc1ori..
1J'ut to IJl.C thi' :1vcnue tU !!Ug&C::.t lhut
~tc,,1 Vc1<lc gougcJ OCSA and <leprivc,J
Chariti\;s of their l>IWfl.! Of the ICVCl\UC' ll-
lwrJly lil..dy to c11Je:1r him or OCSA lo the
membeo allU volunteer\ \~ho \\OrkcJ 0
harJ :111<l \\Cnl ~o for hc)onJ thcir :"'igncJ
· u:~po1Nl>1ht11.:s m Jn c.:Clort lu hcl1> OCSA
gcl ih job tlonc.
If tlm almospherc.: " :illowcd lo prevail,
0( SA m.1y ftnJ it \CT)' 01ffic.uh to ~ct ~GO
unp.11u cmph.>) t•cs come tourn;iment tune
nc\l \\.~ar.
~1111:crcly, Charks S. ltu~rhun
Cu~•" ~k u
1:,111ur \ not I.': Ii lfo1 h ro 1>rcxlm:"' a
'1.i/,111,·,•tf n:pm t ""'r'' "'·"'"'· f1\J"'"'• ·""'"·' \ "rJi: 1•//1t'iJ/.., /10111.~\"''· rL'lu~··I hJ
l\:~p1.1mJ lo 1111,·>timl\, ""11111
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administrative inOucncc and
hii.1orical prestige in the
celebrated event, which begins
this year May 27 and continues
through Memorial Day weekend,
with the fin:.ils i.latcd for J unc
3-4.
Gladys Oullcr, co-chairman uf
the Adoption GuilJ.
\The club bailc<l out the 3211<l
event in the lal>l day, i.upplring
the Adoption Guild with 21
courts, MJ semifinal matches
c~ul<.1 be played Sunday
When heavy rains doul>ed the
area two years ago on the <lay
Defore the finals in several
divisions -the tournament
trodi(ioi1ally has ha<l men's,
\vomen 's :ind 'mL,cd doubles,
from open (6.5) to 3.5 divil>ions
-il c:iused havoc among
Adoption Guild officials.
Scmifin:.il m:llchcs, normuHy
Richard
bum
morning. An el>timatcd 70
matches, beginning at 8 a.m.,
were played al the 613C Racquet
Club, allowing the tournamcn l
to finish on l>Chedulc.
It's one of many momentoul>
occusions in Adoption Guild
lore. Club tennis
contested the Saturday before the Sunday
finals, h:.id to be played.
''If the Dalboa Day Club R:.icqeut Club
h:u.Jn'I given us those courts, we wou ld
still be playing those matches," said
• UllCRC WOMEN ... Perhapl>
1he mol>l unsung each year in
the tournament arc the SO women who
arc members of the Adoption Guild,
which benefits Holy f amily Services, an
org:.ini2a1ion dedicated to birth parent
counselling, child c:.ire l>Crviccs, adoption
tamily seniccl>, post adoptive counselling,
and child auu)c ;rnd <lomcl>tic \iokncc
counselling, among other things.
Of thc women, 24 arc memb1.:rl> of lhc
UUC Racquet Clull.
• mG UASJI ... While the women who
work behind lhe scenes anJ actually run
the tournament nc\cr make h1.:adlincs, the
UllC Racquet Club b also the host of the
Adoption Guill.I'::. annual pl:i)Crs pJrty.
The club will donate all the food for the
party this ye;.ir, according to 13uller.
• VE"JJ::RA,NS ... Those Adoptioh Guilc.l
members \\hb h:.ive b1.:en imolvcJ the
longcl>t (all over 10 years), include: Pal
Allcborn, Pally Anderson, Joan UcrnJrd,
Sara lloty, E.G. Chamberlain, Margit
Chril>tiano, Kathy Cook, Marian Devick,
Wynn Griffith, Micl.ie Lew is, Nicki ~IJrx,
Sally Peck, S~1ra Regan, Uobbic Stabler,
Camille Reno :.ind Joun Sammis.
Geri Driggs, each year, is thl.! biggc .. t
help to the mcuia.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Sailors dispose
ol 'replacement'
Chargers in 3
BY BARRY FAULKNER, .'>1·111tr~ \\"1t11u
LAKE FOREST -Newport I [arbor High bcm:fitcd f1 om
an unexpected inl>tancc of rcpl:.iccmcnt \ollc)ball Tuesday
night, earning an ea'>y 15-11, 15-3, 15-9 ScJ \'icw Lc.1g11c 1uaJ
11iu111ph O\l.!r an l:.I Tu1u lligh l>quad missing four i.tarters.
"l feel b~id for (Charger Co~c.:h Mil..e Jagd)," Glenn sai<l of
hb coumcrpart, who i.uspc nded l>UllH! pl:.iycrs for mis::.ing prac-
tice <luring the ''e1.:k-lo11g Easter vac;ition.
"\\'c'vc lu .. t une player each of the last two years fur the
l>amc thing, i.o I lliJvc a lot of rei.pect for him for doing ''hat
he diu," Glcnn continued. "The kills have got to ha\e more
re:.pect fur their coach :.ind their teammates. (El Toro) is
fighting for a lcagu1.: title."
So loo, it app1.:ars arc the Tars (5·4, 3·2 in kague), \\ho
now join 1:.1 Toro, ran\..1.:d fifth in Orange County, in a logj.1m
for sccon<l place behind league-leading Irvine.
"I'm happy ''C \\Oil three slraight, I don't care "ho "as on
the other side," Glenn l>aid. '"We've been having trouble sid-
ing out against everyone, so I'm hoping we c:.in build on this
heading inlu a big match FridJy (at home) :igaimt (!'\-inc."
The Sailori. ''ere not wi1hou1 their lulb, but trailcu onl}
once (1·0 in the opener) and scorcd 24 of 26 points during
one stretch, beginning at lhe en<l of the firM game and carr)·
ing well into the third.
Senior Gr1.:g Slick pounded 19 \..ill:. for 1he vi:.itors, m:.i1chi11g
junior Wes Uadorek's team-high fiv1.: i.tuff blue\..:..
Uadorck, a 6-foot-6 middle blocker who cxploi1ed El Toro's
l:ick of front-line size, finil>heJ with 15 lilb anJ ~1<ldcd t\\O of
the Tars' four ace i.crvcs.
U'H I.Vii.!>< 11DAllY1'11111
Senior l>ettcr Max Spooner, h;1nuling a1:cu1 ate passe,, al>
\\Cll as l>Ollle diflicull feeds. dbpc1bcu 41 a'l>i ... ts. \\hilc Josh
Richartll>Oll (five kill!'!, hw bloch) ant.I Rpn Hoover (four
kilb) chipped Ill. Newport Harbor's Ryan Hoover stretches for block.
First CdM league win well worth the wait
Bv RJcuAtU> DuNN, ~1'\111n W•irH
CORONA DEL MAR -Com-
bined, the teams wcrc winlc~ 1n
eight Sea View League matches.
Something had to give Tuesday night.
lt took awhile -five games lusting
2\/1 hours -but it wal> well worth the
wait for Corona dcl Mar High.
"We had a couple o( .shaky games,
• but l left my (starte~) in there, be-
cause It buil<ls confidence," !itaid CdM
Conch Joey Fuschctti, whose squad
defeated vhiting Woodbridge, 9-15,
15·3, 9-15, 15·6, 15-11.
h was the third five-game match
for the Sea Kings (2-7, 1-4 in league).
For the Warriors (5·6, 0-5), who were
ranked No. 6 in Or:rngc County ear-
lier this M:ason, it was their sixth con-
secutive loss.
Junior outside hitter llri:rn
Coleman led CdM with 31 kills unJ
five stuff blocks, giving him 126 kills
in five league matches, an ave rage of
25.2 per contest.
"Everybody had their bei.t hitting
sames o( lhc l>Cason," said Ful>Chclli,
whose team was ;ibo lc<l by Ulair
Hoppe (18 kill::.), ~lay Dunon (13),
John Coon (nine), a., well as l>:ick·
row ~pccialists Drcnt Steele (live
<l1~o;), Stephen Reese (four) <ind
Charlie Smith.
"Steele, Rcel>c and Smith pla}c<l
e~ccllcnt off 1he bench, and allQ\\ed
our offensive players up front to put
more ball~ a\\.;iy," fuschetti a<ldcd.
In the fifth game, WooJl>riJge lc<l,
8-3, but didn't l>Corc ag:iin unlil 27
l>ervcs later. There were 59 l>idcouts
in the final game. Colcman'l> kill gave
CdM a 10-~ lc;.id, :ind the Sea King::.
ne\er lookl.!<l bJck.
COQn, a 6-foot·5 junior. put the fin·
ii.hc~ tl.)uchcl> on the v1cloty, rc-
eordil\it a l.iill for a .\iJcou1, then a
block fur the rnatch-\\inncr.
Schedule backing up on Costa Mesa
~Thanks to recent rains,
Mustang baseball team must
play five games in nine days.
• Ut::GlNNl.mS W£LCO~lE ... Thant...s
to club gener.!I mJn;igcr Irv Gol<ll>crg an<l
the Ne,\port Uc:ich Tenni) Club, this
year'l> Adoption Guild will for the first
time ha'c no' ice and 3.0 <l1vii.ion::. for
men, \\011\1.!ll anJ mixed.
The NU"J C 1s l>pomoring tho~
di,b1ons, according to Goldberg, the
initiator of rejuvenating tennis locally by
encouraging new pk1ycrs, along with thol>1.;
who haven't pfaycd in scvcral years, to
take up tlie game. ·
JU1iior divisions (12~. 14!> und 16)) coul<l
abo be played, in an effort to get kids
involved.
Thi.! nu·. ice an<l 3.0 J1\ls1ons could be a
trcmendoul> l>uecc!>s. Those players need
to feel accepte<l so if \'UU 're i.ay a
longtime l>tanJo~t Jnd. pby i'n th~ 5.0
divi:.iun, be fricnc..lly und encour:ige them.
Pompous attitudei. turn aw;,iy beginning
pl.1)1.:ts quic\..1.:r than )OU can l>ay 40·10\c.
See TENNIS/Pa ge 10
Willar~, O'Neil
are in the hunt
for madness of
Irrelevant Week
...,. Both are expected to go
somewhere, from mid to late
round in upcoming NFL draft.
BY RJCllAJU> D UNN, S1·01U\ \\'lllllll
N t \V P 0 R ·1 -.
13l AC! I -Chance~
arc slim, but tor the
liri.t time 111 the 20-
) l.'.Jr h1:.to1y of Ir·
rdc\ant \Vc1.:k, NC\\·
port Ueach coulJ end
up honoring onl.! of
it:. o\\n by crO\\lling cnher Danny O'N...:il
or krrutt \\'111.iru a~ f\lr. trrelc":.int ~X
du11ng fl.'.iotl\ities June :!5-30.
W1llarJ and O'Neil, both furmcr Co-
rona del f\\Jr High .1thlctcs, are cxpe1..t..:J
to be m1utllc to late-round sclcctioni. thi~
"cekeni.1 in the annual NFL llraft, JC·
curding to Leigh Steinberg, the Nc.,..port
Ue;.ich a11orney and sports :igent who n:p-
re~ent'i both players.
·1 he C\pan::.iun Carolma Panthers ;.ire
i.chcdukd 10 make the finll dr:.ift )elcc·
tiun frum f\l:.i<lillOll Square Garden in N1.-..-..
Yori.. at Jhout l pm. (l'ST) on Sunda).
\V1ll~1ru, a four·)Car startin g linebacker
for C.11, \\hu t\\iCI.! kJ the l':.icific JO Con-
lcrcn<.:e 111 tackki., l>UlkrcJ from \..nee
probkm!I throughout the c:impaign last
foll, mo:.t l1kl.'I) hinJcring hi) ch..incei. 10
be selected Oil) h1.:;hcr thJn the fourth
round.
Follo\\lllg a l>C:ll~Jt11.rnal junior )car in
l'.193, \\'1llarJ \\J'> ratcJ thl.! tup 1m1Je
linebacker in the na1ion by Ila: Spo1t111g
Sc.·11~ c11tcnng IJ't ~l.'..l,llll. 11.: \l,1:. J pre·
sca.,on All·Amc11l an chulc~ h) llUllll'l\lll'
publication), indud1ng /'/.1.1 bl>) and l'l>ul ·
bJI/ Dt~(.')I.
"'t-.lo:.t p1.:upk pn1Jl"\.leJ krrolt ai. .1 hJ\\
fir.,t ·rounJ ur h1t.!h scclrnJ-wunJ I) p...:,
Ste1nbcrt.! '>.11J ·1 Ul·.,J.I\. "'I k \\,1:. Clllls1d
c:ri:J to T1.1\C 1hc i.;11nc: l.111J of 1.111g.: :inJ
Juni1nJt1un Oil the: Jc:t.:n'".: ,jJI.! of the
bJll .1::. Junior Sc.111 ..
\\ 1ll.1rJ, ''ho h.1J Juubk l..111.•1. ~u1gcrv
al tc r last .,.,: Jsun. h ..... luJ t 1' c \..nee opi:r .i-
t1ons in Im cJrc1.:r. I k "al> unJblc to plJ)
in :.111> po~t:.l.!J,un :.ill-~tJr game.,, nor \\,1:.
hi.! he:.ilth) enough ll> p:irucipJtc in Iii\.
Nl"L's Jnnu.il ~cout111g combine in lnl11a-
napolis.
l \\O \\Cd:. .1g\1, \\ 1IJJHJ pJi.sed a ph))t·
c:il exam1nJuon 111 llalt1111ur1.: during J sc.:-
onu combine. anJ is !>till in a rchabihta-
tioJi moJe. I fo fJth.:r. ~ltl..c, sJ1d Tuc,da~
thJl W1llaru \\OUIJ b..: ICJU)' to pby hy
September.
"The doctori. i.~1y C\CI) thing's OK,'
~111..c \\'1llJ1J i.;.11J. '"I le ju~t needs to ~l.1y
SH NFL DRAn/P•1• 10
Batani set to
lave Cb1P111•
BY BAUY fAlll.JUltl'a, roan \\'kJ1n.
ORANGE -R:imin U.Uhani, the
19'13·9~ Daily Pilot N1:v.port·Mc a
l.)i,trict Pla\Cr or tht: Yc:ar in bo)
b.1 .. kctb::lll ut Curona dcl Mur 1-tiah,
\\Ill m\l•skr frutn Ch.1pm;an UDi er·
ity. v.hc~ he toartcd all but ft c
IJITTC fl\ ;t fre11hman.
D»l:ani. "ho :ave •led more Ulan
14 ~na11 onJ lwr~cboun~ • • ~
too&·S '"''"I man ror the Put~
h\l'ooned Culct. Mike ~ ol
his ikcKioa Tuesday. 1'ht c -~.Of p:rfurmcr s:aW he
~ w :alk oa at either 8oliwn
t'bltc•· w:n>....-or use.
"l b:atl U guW )'C:U a\ :ti .. I Jlll'M'1 lo M)'KU I ga a&
dlii ~~ t ... 'V\:l.'' lbs& ...
I "llnt "' go '° ~ ~ ......
~ .
10 Wednesday, April 19, 1995
rfi lllAFT ....
............
ol1 ii und rehab:'
Willard, the heart unJ l>OUI ur the Golden Ika~·
d.:fe~ for four years. finished his curcer with 469
t;acklcs, an uvcr;ige of 10 per game, placini; him third
on Col's :ill·time list. He led the t>ac 10 in tocklcs his
sophomore ( 133) und junior ( 153) se:i.sons.
Nobody has ever questioned his courugc, but lai.t
.Clb<>O W'.tS on impressive example, 11 Willard played
on o knee that gave him trouble all season, followina
orthoscopic surgery in the summer.
"Pcot>lc urged him .to cpme out for the uro(t after
his junior year, when he might have even had a
chance to be o first-rounder," said Steinberg, who ex·
peels Willard Jo be picked anywhere from the fourth
to seventh (lust) rounJ. "Perhaps the bellt draft sec·
nario for him would have been to sit out last year
~nd not play, bccuuse he wus so highly rated. Dut
th:u's not Jcrrott. He's determined and he's the con-
sununate tcum player. He went out and played 011 a
ktlcc that was not healthy, and that i.toppcd him from
gcttjng the push and the spring necessary for the type
of plnys, or dominating plays, that he made the year
before. •
"When he's not injured, he's off.the ch~rt. So what
we're hoping to find is n team that realizes tbat ~hey
can steal a fi~t-round type' talen t in a middle round."
Willard is cxpect~d to be drafted higher than
O'Neil, the former Oregon quarterback who did not
get invited to play in any all-s1ar games, nor partici-
pate in the scouting combine. O'Neil is considered a
ptjmc canJid:uc to be the liuc m:ln picked in the
dr.afa.
"The wuy the ~outina syitcm now Cllhts. thcrc'i a
computer prololyP'! of how a quarterback: should
look," Stcinbera 5:lid. ''He houJd be 6·3 tu 6-4 and
wei~h 220 pound~. If Dunny h:id three more inche
und 30 more pound , people mii;h1 be looking at him
:is o fir:.t·round draCt pick. But what Danny can't do
on the computer, he will certainly do for ll 1cum. l
think ~nicone will fall in love with him, from the
111andpoint that hc'5 truly a proc.luc1ivc quurtcrback."
O'Neil (6·foot, 179 pounc.b) led Oregon to its lir)t
Roi.e Bowl berth in 37 years l:ut ~cason, after lending
the Ducks to three comeb:.ick vic1ories in their rinul
six games (ult wins), while toi.sing J3 touchdowns und
only two i11tctcept1ons. He had u 11tretch or 120 con·
scc utivc pusses without un interception. .
''h 's not a molter of being oble 10 play, it'~ ti mat·
ter of getting the opport.unity," O'Neil said of the
NFL.
O'Nell finuhcd his career No. 2 on Oregon's ull-
time passing yurt.ls list (8,30J) behind Uill Musgrave
(8,343), und No. 1 in career to~hdown pusses (62).
''There's no question from the standpoint of his in·
telligencc, leadership and arm that he can make it us
n quarterback in the NFL," Steinberg said. "Danny's
the type of player who 'needs to be seen on the field
to imprc~s people. All he docs when he gets ioto
games is completely light it up. . ~
"Whether he gets drafted in the lower .founds or
signs as a Cree agcn1, I'm confident we'll place him in
a selling where a team will took past his size and
focus on his quality or play ...
LOCAL ICHIDUU
WIHUDAY ......... .
Community coll•&' -fuJlttton at
Oran&• Co.ut, 2 p.m.
Hl< Khoo& -Newport H.irbor Olt
CoroM del M.u, 3: u . '·-·· High nhool bots -ll Toro at
Coron.i dtl M;ar, 3: 1$; N('wport lt;arbor
at Irvine, l 11S; UnlvtrSity al Csl.anc.i;i,
3:15.
Swl••IRI
High sthoc>I boys i1nd girls -S01nt<1
Marg.iflta at Newport H.trbor, 3: 1 S;
Irvine at Coron., del Mtlr, 3: 15; Aliso
Niguel ;it Es~ncl;i, 3:1$; Costoa Men .at
University, 3:1 s.
Oelf
High school -Corpna del M;ir vs.
Brt'1 Olind;i, .al lmperi;il CC, 2:30;
Est.i.ncla vs. Newport H;irbot, al S.anta
An1 CC, 2:30; Costa Mes;i \11. Los
Amigos .ti Costa Mesa CC, Mesa lind.t •
cour1e, 2:15. .........
Community college -Fullerton ;it
Or;inge Coul, 3 p.m .
Newport Beach/Co1ta Mesa DaJty Pilot
TENNIS
lnm ......
That's one of 1hc rcawns why
golf has been w ~ucccl>i.f ul thh
decade:: 1t tnkcs earl! of its novkl! players.
•JS AND OVER .•. F"r the
thirJ coni.ecutivc )car, the popular
mcn'i. 35 und over divi11ion will be
played at the Adop1ion Guild.
Two years ago, Oob llochl>tatltcr
and Dick Miller were crowned
inaugural chomplon$, L:.a11t yeur in
a memorable final, Chris Dunk
and Glen Petrovic defeated Phil
Ocnt (John Wayne Clul) pro) nncJ
Ro:>s Cuse (Uig Canyon pro) .. Dent
und Case, both orig111ally from
Australia. arc former tour pros.
•CLUBS Wl'l'IUN 1'111:: CLUU
.•. Among the Oldeia, anJ unusuul,
groups within the DOC Racquet
Club include the Bill Popejoy
Throwing Rackets Clu~. named
after Orange County's
now-acclaimed financial guru who
apparently like~ to throw rackets.
Those men play every Saturday
rnornin&-
Anothcc is the Chip, Choke.
Chop, Giaile, Gag and Cua.le
Group, u group of 16 women who
pl~y tennis ond gotr together.
Others ore coiled the Shum~ and
Serve Group, and Chuclling and
Choke.
"It's not olwa~ about money
and how much membership you
have. Quality counli. for ~omcthang," uid Uullcr. a DDC
Rat:quct Club member. ''What we
have here are Cricmhhips und
caring membc~. It's a i.oc:ial
gro~1p, us \veil us tennis. I( I huvc
nothing to do, 1 stop by und my
friends urc 1hcre. We're not the
most competitive, but, hey, that's
OK. lt's u iotally different
utmospherc here. It's a wonJcrful
place."
On that uolc, it's cosy to
understand why the llUC Racquet
Club hosts the Adoption Guild's
:mnu:il players pa1 ty.
Rirl1Drd Uunn ls ll /)Dlly Pilot
Sportswriter uhose club IC'nnis
column oppcars tnrict monthly.
Daily Pilot scribes on the tube
Tars rout CdM in golf Corona del Mar Tuesday. all, 4-3 in league, while CdM is 7-
8, 1-6.
High school -Newport Harbor al
Woodbridgt, 3:15; Corona del M01r ;ii
S;anta Mugariu,, 3:15; Est01nci;a .it Cosl.l
Mesa, J:tS. The return of major league bal>eball, the NDA playoffs, and the
future of the Toshiba Classic Senior PGA Tour event in Costa
Mesa are topics under discussion by Dally Pilot sportswriters Rich·
ard Dunn and Durry Faulkner on tonight's 6 o'clock telecast of
"From Press Row,'.' on Copley/Colony Cablevision (Channel 3).
NEWPORT DEACH -Ju!>tin
Shapiro fired a 3-ovcr-par 39 at
Dig Dnyon to lead the Newport
Harbor High golf team to a 205·
221 Sea View League victory over
Shapiro's rou nd Ccatured one
birdie and four pars. Drew White
of Newport shot 40, while Jeff
Bauer was a stroke back al 41.
Ch:id Drooks led CdM at 43.
Newport improved to 10-3 over·
NIWPORT 205, CDM 221
1. Shapiro (NH), 39; 2. While (NH), 40;
3. 8.luer (NH), 41; 4. Anderson (NH), 42; s. (lie) C. Brooks <CdM), Jackson (NH), 43;
7. (lie) Wall.ich (CdM), Bemis (CdM), 4.i;
9. (lie) S. Brool.s <CdM), Cloi.sgow (UIM), 4S.
Volleyball
Community college men -Irvine
V.illey al Or.loge Co:isl, 7 p.m.
High school boys -L;igun.l Hills ;it
Costa Meu, 3:151 Est;incl;i :it Lllgun;i
Be;ich, 3: 15.
The 30-minute prngrnn1 will ulso air on Fridays at 8 p.m.
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10 •• the City, wiU receive 101 hohday and overttme numtro de lelelono del court should not giant lhe bale Code. The lime IOf M· Cahfornla. Tom Newell nzo.B El Fictitious cns 1264 174 up to, but not 181" UW1 work In lht locallly In PUBLIC NOTICE abogado del Clomandanto aulhonly. ing claims will not exput PUBLIC COMMENTS IN C R _, 'c -C ~o·oo ~";99~' lh:..:tbi:' wtuch lilt work is 10 be SUMMONS o del demandantt que n~ A HEARING on llle et1-be!ore lour mon1hs flom EITHER ORAL OR WRIT· ~no ..... ailsbad, A 8 u1lne11 Name Fictitious 1C:~he iwatd •0je. conuac~ pe11fo~1med1 IOf eac1h crat11• (CITACION JUDIC"'L> uene al>Ogado, ts) David J. lion will be held on f4AY the nearing date nouced TEN FORM MAY BE PAE· Sally Newell 27598 Do>n Statement BuslntH Name c 11s1 1ca ion °' ype o uo C B 18 1995 at 1·45 p M in above. SENT ED DURING THE • • · Tile lollowmg persons ate Statement for: NORTHBOUND ROUTE work ncoded to e11ecute NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: owan, 111 No. l 36830, Dept. 70J localed at 34t YOU MAY EXAMINE tho PUBLIC HEARING. FOR ~~S~~ Cl .. Temecula. CA dOlng business as: The following persons are
55 TO SOUTHBOUND lhe conl1act. Hol1dav rates (Avlso a Acusado) Rosallno (213) 612·7785, 445 s. Tile C11v Ortve Soulh, Or· hie kept bv the COUii. llJou FURTHER INFORMATION, This business II con-B & c CLEANING, 627 E. doing business as: ROUTE 73 FREEWAY CON· shall bt paid 11 specilled R. Raz. also known as Ro-Figueroa Street, Sulle 2600, ange CA 92668 art 1 porson lnlortslo In TELEPHONE 7$4·5335 OR B11hop, Santa Ana, CA SHADY CANYON PROP·
NECTOR RAMP In Iha cotlecUve bargaimng salie Raz, and Rosalind Los Angeles, CA 90071 IF' YOU OBJECT TO lhe lhe estate, vou mav 1110 VISIT THE TRANSPORTA· ~~;~~~ by: a gef!eral P3ft· 9270t EATIES, 4675 Mac.Arthur AU bids •hall bo mad• on 1greement appllcable 10 Saunders. an lndlvldual, DATE· NOV 01 1994 gran1fng ol the petillon vou w11h lhe court a loimal Re· TION SERVICES DIVISION P . Fernando Sanchez, 627 E. Coull, Sulle 800, Newport 1 bid form furnished by the t11ch partlcula1 craft, clas· Yehuda R. Raz, also known AW SLATER Clerk should appea1 at lho j1.,.,1. quest for Speciol No11co or AT CITY llALL, n FAIR ~~~ce~e~~sl~aan~~=~• ~oi;,· Bishop. Santa Ar"'J. CA Beach, Calllornla 92660
Oily. slllcahon or lypo or work as Yehuda Rihana, Irmo b MARK ADAMS D ' Ing :ind 5tale vour ob· the ltlmg ol an lnvonlory DRIVE, COSTA MESA, ness undor ;ho Ficlili~u~ 92701 Richard K. Zeplel, .18921 Bods. will ~ recolvud al employed on 1he p1oject. Rihana, Tony Saunders. V • •P-l1tet1ons or Ille wr1non ob· and appraisal or ostale as· CALIFORNIA. Business Name(s) listed Cutia Sanchez:, 627 E. Antioch, lntine, Cahlornla
the Cily ol Costa Mesa al Coples ol schedules of and Ouzl Raz, and lndl· ut1 actions wllh the courl be· sets or ol anv pellllon or Pub 11 shed Newport above on· n/a Bishop, Santa Ana, CA 92715
the Oll1ce of the City Clerk, ra111 10 delermlned are on vidual. and Does 1 through PLAINTIFF'S STATEMENT lore the heating. Your ap. account as provided In Beach·Costa Mesa Dallv Roberl s' Garnor 92701 This business Is con· ~;?ve. ~· ... t~~is,7~aiFi~~ 11i1c1e1 at1octhea1ecd11vact1e77nc·1 FOallr. 2~0~~~v:EING SUED BY OPfF -~nA11MttAG1E08Sk1 11 dam· pearance mav be In person section 1250 or the Cantor· Pilot Aprll 15. 11, 18, 19, This staiemonl was tiled dThls d bbuslnehub lad cond· ducted b'J: an Individual ... Of by your attornev. n1a Probate Codo. A Re· 20. 26, 27, 28, 29, Mav 1, with the Counly Clerk 01 ucto y: us 1111 an The reglstrant(s) com-nia 92628• 11 or before the Drl~e. Costa Mose. CahfOI· PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. It esta' ages llereln the principal IF YOU AAE A CREDITOR quest lor Special Notice 1995. 0 C A 11 8 wile menced 10. transact .~ual·
time and dalt lllltd nla 92628 and art avall· demandanelo) National t · 1 35 592 99 Of a contingent creditor ol form Is avall11ble from lho Sa690 1~~· ountv on pi 1 • Th11 reglstrant(s) com· ness under lhe Fict11tous above, at which lime the'J able t.o any lnlttesled patty Westminster Bank, Pie, a amoun owmg o ' . lhe deceased, vou must Ille court clttk. . menced to transact busl· Business Namo(s) listed
will be publicly oponeel end upon request United Kingdom corpora· pounds 1181l1ng, Inclusive your clalm with the court Attorn•i for th• P•tl· PUBLIC NOTICE F843802 n1111 under the F1ctll1ous above on: Match 1 f, 1995
read aloud In lht Counetl In accorda~ce with Sec· Uon ol lnltrHI lhrough April 3, and mall a copy 10 lhe per· tlon er: Published Newport Bea~h-Busm•ss. Name(•) listed Richard K. Zeplel
Chambers at said address. lion 1773.2 of lhe California You have 30 CALENDAR 1995, conllnulng lntt1est sonal represenlalive ap· MICHAEL V VOLLMER Fictitious Costa Mesa Dally P1to1 above on. 4-20.90 This stalement was filed
Each bid must conlorm Labo< Code, the contractor OAYS alter lhls summons the1eafter, an0tney'1 lees pointed by the court within ESQ (Csa' ... 0.,473•11 BualntH Name Af)fll 19, 26, May 3, 10, Fernando Sanchez wilh the County Clerk of
and. be r•.~J::r:tve to all shall post a copv ol the Cle-Is seNed on you lo Ille a and cosls. four months from the date ·• ... " " • Statement 1995. This 11atement was hltel Orange County on March
pertment Bi ding and Con· iermlnetlon ol prtvailing typewnnen response at tllls DATED: Apnl tJ, t995 01 first issuance ol the lel· 4340 CAMPUS DA., The following persons ue W9G4 with tht County Clerk of 3t, 1995.
II act Documents. A set of rate of wages al each job court. COWAN & CO ters as provided in secllon STE. 1001 NEWPORT doing business as: Orange County on March F84211 o
Bid Documents may be ob-silt A letter or phone call will ., 9100 of tht Cahlornia Pio-BEACH, CA 9 2880. SUNNY ANO SHAAES, 5t0 PUBLIC NOTICE 22, 1995. Publlshed Newport Beach-
lamed at the Ottlct 01 th• Tne Conttacior and any not PfOlect vou: your type-8~ D•vld J . Cowan, bate Code. The time for M· 1892 (714) 8 52·0 833 Tuslln Avenue, Newport FS40953 Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
City Engineer, 17 Fair subconttaC1or(s) shall pav written response musl be Attorn•1 for Plalntltf, Ing claims W>ll not 8/(Ptre Published Newport Beach, CA 92663 FlctJtloua Publlshtd Newport Beach· ""iii 19 26 Mav 3 10
01lv1, Costa Mesa, CaJ1f0t· 001 less \han the spec.heel in proper legal form 11 you N•tlonal Westmln•ter belo1t four months lrom Beach.Costa Mesa Olllly Cynthia Diane Barnard, BuslnHs Nam• Costa Mesa Dally Pllol -;g-95 • • • •
nla. upon nonrefundable prevalllng rates of wages to want the coun to hear your B•nk, Pie. lhe hearing date notieed P1lo1 •~ii 12 13 19 1895 510 Tustin Avenue, New-St.etement Aptil 11, 26, M1y 3, 10. . W965 P'ymt!ll 01 530.00. All ad· ell wc>f1lers employed by case. Publl1hed Newport ebove. ""' • • • · port Btach, CA 92663 The following ptfaon1 are 1995 dl.tiOnel Chat9• 01 SlO.OO lhtm In the execution ol 11 you Clo "°' 111• your r• 8Nch-Co11a Mesa Da11y YOU MAY EXAMINE lht WTh95e Calhtrlnt S. Klnnev. 406 dol~ buslntH as: · w1U be made ii handled by lht contract sponse on llm• 'JOU may Btlvue Lane Balboa CA W962 PUBLIC NOTICE mail Bid Documenlt and A paymenl. ,. __ ... and p-· lose the cut, 'and vour Pilot April 19. 26, May 3, flit kept b'J lhe cour1. II you PUBLIC NOTICE • · S TH ORANGE COUl-ITY h I .ct d ""'"' v• 10 1995 are • person Interested In 9266l PHYSICAL THERAPY, PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious 0' " con' ocumtnls l0tmance bond will be re· wagea. money and prop. ' · lht es101e. you may Iii• cns 1286 11 e Sandre Sperry Avrts, 2800 23521 Paseo de Valencia, Business Name may also be hamineel at quired prlOf to lhe t iutcu· e11y may be laken without W970 Cltfl Drive Newport Beach c CNS 125"3•• lht Olflct of lh• C11y Clerk llOn ol ... , contract. The lurther warning l1om the wilh the court a fOfmal R• NOTICE OF SALE ' . #6-15, Uiguna Hills, A . • u u Statement of 111 c ty f Co t M '" PUBLIC NOTICE quest '°' Special Notice or OF ABANDONED CA 92663 92653 Fictitious Th 1 1 a i o s a esa payment bond and per· cour1. lht llllng ol an inventory J3Nce L A111Qo. 417 Len· Debor-ah Weinstein 25541 Bu1ln11a Name • ollow ng persons are Bid 0ocumenlt will nol bo tormance bond shall .. A In There ate other legal r• PERSONAi. PROPERTY ood o e Co ta Mesa · doing business as· m.:1lleel unltu the ad ""' y BSC 3878 and apptaisal or estate IS· w uv • s • Rangciwood, Laguna H1ll1, Sl etement PRESE.NCE, ACC.ESSIBLE · 1h1 lorm and amounl 191 quiremenls. ou mav want seis or 01 any pelilion °' Notice Is h1Hoby given CA 92627 CA 92653 d1llona1 $10.00 charge Is In-forth In lhe coniract docu· 10 call an allomey rlghl NOTICE OF account as prollided in lhal under anel pursuant Jo Miirhelle M. Clark, 2t2l Jaime Jusidman, 25541 The following persons Dte AAT, 1799 Newpoll Blvd.
eluded Wilh payment. menls. away. If 'JOU do nol know PETITION TO secllon 1250 ol lhe Caltloi· Sechon t988 ol lhe Cahlor· leeward Lane. Newport Rangewood, Laguna Hills, doing business as: A104, Cos1a Mesa. CA
Each bid shall b• ac· In accordance wilh provl· an attorney. you mav call ADMINISTER nia Probate Code A Re· nla Ctv1I Code tho property Beach, CA 92660 CA 92653 Rich Snyder Foundation. 92627 companied b'f the bid •• 110n1 ol Public Contract an anorney 1ele11al service ESTATE OF: quest lor Special Nouce hsled below believed to be Maureen Madigan, 760 This business is con· 2592 Circle Drive, Newport Sieve Allen Hammer, 1799
cx.irily, Lisi or Deslgnaled Code Section 22300 sub-or •legal aid office (ltslod OLADYS O. LUKE lorm is available from the abandoned by Chtls Tu11ln Avltnue, Newport dueled b'J: husband and Beach, CA 92663 Newport Blvd, A203, Costa
Subconlracto11, and Non-stltullon ol eliglblt and In lhe phone book). aka QLADVS court clerk. Melvllle, M.D./oOanlele Hay Beach, CA 92663 wile Child Abuse Fund, a Call· Mesa, CA 92627
equivalent securltlea for Oespues de que le en· QUAENA LUKE Attorn ey for the Petl· whose lasl address was 1 Whllney Mace, 1515 Marl· The reglslranl(s) com· fornia nonproht corpora· This business Is con· ---------••nv monies wllhl:leld to en-treguen esta cllaclon judl· CASE NO. A177•0,. tloner: Inverness Lano. Newpo11 ners Duve, Newport Beach. menced 10 lransact busl· t1on, 2592 C1rccle Drive, ducted by: an Individual sure performance under ciaf usted Ilene un plazo de ., • Beacll, Cal1lornla 926GO will CA 92660 ness under ltio Ficliloous Nowpor1 Beach. A 92663 The reglstrant(s) com·
Ihle contact will be permit· 30 DIAS CALENDARIOS To 111 htir1, boneliclarles, PIERRE E. AUW, ESQ., bo sold at public au<:llon al Gayle Beniamln l6t5 B 1 N ( ) 1 d Tt11s business 11 con· menced 10 transacl busl·
lod al lhe requtst and ex· para prtsentar una rt· credllo11, conl1ngon1 crtdl· (CS8 134887) 1 Inverness Lane, Newpoll Warwick, New:>Oll' Beach, bs nes~. nJ amo 5 1519 ductod by: a corporation ness under the F1e1it1ous
pense or the conllaclOf. spuesta escrita a maqulna 1011, and per1on1 wllo moy HARRY E. WESTOVER Beach. Cahlornia 92660 on CA 112660 a0~;~r~h·w:insieln The rag1stranl(s) com· Business Namo(s) l1s1ed
Each bidder shell poness en esta corte. olherwi11 be ln1eres1ee1 In & ASSOCIATES. 90 1 May 5, 1995 al 11:00 Joan B. Davey, 2000 Wind· Tnls statement u tied menced to transocl busl· above on: n/a
11 the lime lhls conlracl Is Una certa o una llamada the wtll or estate. or both, ' o'cfock A M. ward Lane Newpon Beach w 1 ness under tht Flctlllous Steve Hammer
HARBOR 1 •WN-awarded a Class "A" Con-telelonica no le ofrectra or: GLADYS G. LIJKE aka DOVER DA., STE. 1 00, DESCRIPTION OF PROP· CA .IJ2660 ' · with lhe County Clerk of Busmen Name(1) listed This statement was filed
U\ tracio1•1 ucense. pursuant p1oteccion: au respuesla GLADYS GURENA LUKE NEWPORT BEACH, CA ERTY: Kell'J I< Marshall 6l t Oran~ County on March above on~ 3/1/95 with the County Clerk of MOUNT OLIVE 10 Publlc Contact Code esma 11 maqulna uene que A PETITION has been 9 2890 , 1714) 6 46-Conlenls from live (5) Kings Place Ne~port 20· 1 5 F,.40808 Child Abuse Fund, Healh Orange County on Match
Section 3300. The success· cumplir con las lormali· llltd b'/ BARBARA .A. 7200 bedroom homo In Big Can-Beach CA 92GS3 v Habbeshaw. Pres1den1 13, 1995 Cemetery Sales 1u1 biddlf must mainlain dades legales al)fopladas KAANYAK in lhe Supen0t Pub II shed Newpoit yon, Newport Beach rncluel· Robvn Randle, 1320 Aoll· Published Newport Beach-This statement was loled f839809
Leads Furn I.shed the license throughout the sl usled quiere que la Corte Court ol Cahlornoa, County Beach·Costa Mesa Oailv ing furnuure. appliances. gua Wav. Nolwport Beach, Cosla MeY Oaity Pilot w1lh the County Clerk of Pubhsheel Newport Beach·
duration 011tus contr"1 eacucht su cuo ol ORANGE. Pilot Ap!il t9, 20, 26, 1995. personal prop1111es and CA 92660 Ap<1I 19, 26, Mav 3, 10. Oran9e County on March Costa Mesa oauv p1101
2 No bidder mav w1thd.raw Si usled no l)fesenta su THE PETITION requ111s WTll967 miscellaneous at11lact1. Sany M. Slemler, 1121 Ga-t995. 21, t995 April 12 19 26 May 3 his btd for a period ol 1l11ty respuesla a tiempo, puede thal BARBARA A. KAAN· CONDITION OF SALE: latea Terrace, Corona del w9n F840755 · · • ' •••••lllliiill .. (60) days al1tf tht dalt set perder el caso, Y le pueden YAK (ntmtd In Will as PUBLIC NOTICE 1. Conlents to be sold as Mar, CA 92625 Pubhshed Newport Beacfl. t 995·
P for the opentng !hereof, ex· quitar su talat\o, su dmtto BARBARA ANN LUKE bulk 10110 lhe h•ghesl b•d Thi• buslnus Is con· PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mesa 0111v Pilol w9se
PAC9'1C VISW cepl 11 provided fOI' In lh8 Y olras cosas de 1u KRANYAK) be appointed SSC 3 858 2. Cash paymen1 In lull on ducted by: a general par1· NOTICE March 29, Apnl 5, t2, 111, PUBLIC NOTICE W'tONA&, PAM Public Con11act Code Sec· proplldad sin •viso adlclo-IS personal rtptestnlallve NOTICE OF word ol bid. ntrshlp 1995 = ~:': "~~.51~Yet~~~c11 of the ~ri:/:t:!sd~aulcs~t~:· , .. :~.-:~:~~[. "" estatt ol PETITION TO r!..::rfr~~· a1:: : '~ ~~c.:,·~~st~~~:kt 1~~ ~:Vb~:!~ BJ~n~1uon W936 Bu:.~~!o~!me
3500 PacMc: View Orhl9 City ol Costa Mesa ,.. ga1111. Puede que usled THE PETITION 1eques11 ADMINISTER same day. nesa undtf tile Flc1111ous District• ol Ora11g1 County, PUBLIC NOTICE Statement
_--...... '""" th• iight 10 rejeC1 qulera llamar a un abogado the decedent's WILL and ESTATE OF: 4. Inspection 10 be held e1 Business Name(•) l1Sted Calllornla, will receive bids The following """'rsons art ~· anv and an bids or 10 waive 1nmediatamente. SI no codlcda, 11 ai be •dmltttd JULIA C. WOODS t0:30 AM. on May 6, 1995. •bov• on: March 7, 1995 until Tuesda'J, Mav 9. 1995 Fictitious doing business ~s: ~":~~~~~~!:"~ llregularitlea In anr bid. conoce 1 un abogado to probate. he will and •ka JULIA 5. All lnter11ted parties ca1ne1lnt s. Kmnev at 11 :00 1.m. Bid• mull be Busln•H N•m• RJK Enterprises, 184A
Con1raC1or sllal comply puedt llamat • un aen11c10 any codic1l1 111 available CRESWELL WOODS must call 48 hours In ad· This statement was flied received at lhe Districts' StaJement Meriill Place, Costa Mesa, ,_ •111111 w1lh the PfOVlslons ol Sec· de refertncla da at>ogados '°' examination In lht ltle CASE NO. At7738 2 vance to obtain enlry p111 wllh tile County Clerk ol Admlnl1tratlvt Ott1ce b'/ lht The following person•.,, CA 92627 lion 1770 to 1780 Inclusive o a una oficina di ayuda kept by the cour:t. To all heirs beneficiaries into Big Canyon. Reserva· Ora11ge County on Af)ril 11, dale. herelnabove HI fOllh, doing buslntH as· Ross John Martinet IG4A llLL ...... ,, ol tht C11il0tnla Labo; legal (VH •I dlrectOflO lel• THE PETITION reques11 CrtdllOll, contingent ciedi: tlon lo bt taken on a flrll 1995. at whlcti tlm• they wlll bt LEcOS PACIFIC COL· Merrill Place, Colla 'Mesa,
Mortuary * Chepel Code, the frtvaillng rate lonlco). authoril'J to admlnlsttr the lors, and persons who may come, flrtl Hrved basl1, F842 94 2 opened and tKamlnld at LEGE, 12771 Western Ave .. CA 92627
Oren\lltlon and i calt o wages tltab-CASE NUMBER eslate undtr lhe lncl~•n· olherwlse be Interested In Entry to auction wlll be llm· Publl1tied NowpOfl Beach-the office of the Purchasing Sit. J, Oarden Grove, CA Thia buelntu Is con-f11hed by the Director or (Numero del CHo, dent Admlnl11rat1on ol Es· lhe will Of estate, or bolh, lled to the first IWenty (20) Colla Men Dally Pilot Division, 10844 EUia Av· 92641 'ducted by: an lndln
110 Brotd'#ay the Oepartment of Indus-73 7805 laloe Acl. (Thia authority ol: JULIA C. WOODS aka callers only. A rll 19 26 Ma 3 10 enue, Fountain Valley, ~all· Jewelry Tech Institute, Tile reglstrenl(s m· Colla Meta trlal Relallona, Stale of Cal· !LEANOR M PA1.K wlll allow the poraonal llP· JULIA CRESWELL WOODS 6. All Big Canyon, New· P ' ' 'I ' ' lornla, for th1 lollowlng~ Inc' (CA) 12771 Wt1ttr11 menced lo transact ual· la-11M llornla which art ftleel wllh • ' r11entatl111 lo lake many A PETITION has been port Beach rt1fdent1 art 11195. RENTAL OR PURCHASE Ave Stt J Gatdtn Grove neas undtr the Flclillous ·······••I 'ht c1iv Cltrl< of lhe Cily of COMM., DEPT. 24 actions without court ap. tiled b'/ GEORGE C. welcomed, no reHrvatlon W960 OF EMERGENCY OISIN· CA 9264; • ' Buslneu Name(a) listed The neme and addren ol proval. Befort laking cer· WOOOS, JR. In the Sul)f-reqUlred. PUBLIC NOTICE FECTION CHEMICAL ME· This buslnus 11 con· above on: not vet ---------~--------~=========~==~~~=~~rlor C~~C~or-RtatA~I~ ~~n T~~~~~O P~~cted~:a~~ra~ ~ .. ~~m~
S ]]~T:ZNiG County ol ORANGE. VI• FAX onl1 at (7t4> NOTICE ~SPECIFICATION NO. Tilt reglstranl(s) com• This statemenl was filed
THE PETITION requests 8 33-3317 INVITINQ BIDS menced to lraneact bual-loVlth the Countv Clerk ol
• that GEORGE C. WOODS, Please p rint r our Sealed bide may be re-~ldttem::,~~ ~u:~N~ltl~~ ne11 under !he F1e111iou1 Ofangt County on M01eh
JR. be appointed as Ptt· name end Drfver'• U· celll8d at the office ol the the Olettlct1 in accoidance Buslneu N•m•(s) listed 24, 1995
ANEW
BUSINESS??
aooal representative to ad· oenM Num!Nr cleerl1 Cll'J Clerk, 3300 Newpon wilh •II rovls1an1 ol th• above on: :M0.95 F841282
minister the •Slatt of lht IN\d fu to the •tt•ntlon Boul1v111d, PO. Box 1766, spec11icaJ!:n1. Jewe~ Tech lnll1hJtt, Al· Published Newport Beech· d~~~'ETITION iequesl• of Mr. Q Yao, Re: 1 Inv-~:~t~B=~·PC: 9~6~ SPtc•ficaUons. bid bla.nk1 •:~!h it!:~~~~·~~:n•,11ed Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
the decedent's WILL and eme111 Auotlon lOlh d 1 M ;~5 and furlner lnlormauon with in. County Cletk 01 Match 29, Api~ 5, 12, 19,
codicfl1. 1f eny, be admitted Det-4 Apr. ti, it96 which ~ auc~'biel• sii:il ":r be dgbllln~ 1
11h lhe Ofangt County on Ap11I 11. 1995
to Pfot)ale. The will and Otot1• Yeo be opened and road '°' • ve • r~u, 1 •P one 1995 W937 r"Y cOdlclls. are.,,av1i1ar• Pu1>ll1heo Newporl SOUND WAL.LS FOR SEC· (~~)b':1:·~:J· Newporl Fl429ts PUBLIC NOTICE °' exa~liOft lht tie Beach-Costa Mesa Daily MENT 1 CONSTRUCTION BHth..Coil• Mtla Dally Publ1tMd Nt\'lpOft Btach-1---------k;~IEby ~~M~ request• Pilot Ai>ril 1t, 28, t995. ~~~te_TJ:~~ ~~~;~ PtlOI Al>fil 19, tt95. Costa MtH Oa1ty Pilot Fictitious
twlhonty to admlnlstlf the W908 COAST HIGHWAY TO O 4 W9G8 Apt1I 12, Ill, 28, May 3, 8u1lntH Name
estate undlf the lndepen· PUBLIC NOTICE MIL.ES NIO SAN JOAOUtN PUBLIC NOTICE 1995• St•t•m•nt d«ll Admlnl1tr1llon Of Ee· HIL..LS ROAD Wll~7 The lollo.vtng ptflOnl are ~~-!2• llttl Act. (This euth0f1tv PUeLIC NOTICll Conl,.ct No. C·26251Dl Flotltloua PUBLIC NOTICE doing bu1inest as: iir...•~l wiN allow l"8 peitonal rtl)· ANNUAL RIYllW Englnter's Eatlmale •ualneu Name ART" l FRAME EXPRESS, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ Ltgal Dtpamnmt m tht /)aj/y Pilol is pleased ...
to annquna a ntW snvict nm.v a1t1ilabl.t to new businessa.
wt will nMu SEARCH tht namt for you at"" txtm d""fr. and saw you tht
timt and the trip M the Cwn Hoi« in SwaAna. Thm. of'°""'"' afor tht wrrh
iJ mmpkttd'"' wiU fi!.t J"'"rficritWu.t butiM.J NON ff4lmlmt with tht Coun9'
Ckrlt, pub/iJh once a U«lt for four wttlt:s as rtquiml by "1w anJ thm fik your proof
ofpub/kation with tht °""19' Clmt.
'pfum ltllp by to file your ficritiflUS business IWmlmt at dN Daily Pilot, 330 W.
Bay St. Cost4 Mesa. If you e11nntJt #Op b) plMie Mil us Ill (714) 6424321 11nd ~
wiU malu ammgtmmts for you to hanJk this~" by mlliL
If yuu sl""'ld haw any fartlxr ~ns. pfMg (JIU us anti'"' wiU IN more than
glad to assin l""· Good luclt i11 JOU' nn" businos.'
111en11t1ve to taJce manv AND RIVISION 0 , S200 000 St•l•~nt Pl tlll 1 009 Monrovia, Colla teliON wlth()ut tout1 ap-A ' d b h C c oue MtH, CA 92627 proval. BelOfe &&king ctr· Cln•WID• TMl'PIO C pprove {c 1 e llY The IOllOwlng Ptftonl •re l uslneH Neme Dllnlel Paul Outler, 137
111n very Important ectlon1, IM,ACT ,,. ouncll lllia Olh d•'J 01 doing bualneH as: l l•lement S1nt1 Isobel, Cotta Mtll, l\o~r. the pe1&0MI rep. 'ROQllAM Apnl, 1995• Dt* Vall-r Joltll Vtf'ltute, Th• fOllowlng Pf#IOns 111 CA 92027
r11anta11ve will be req111red THE COSTA MCSA CITY Wende E. R•gglo, 1300 Brlalol Street Nortll dolng butlneH 11· Thia bualnaH Is cono
to gh1e notlet to lntt1t1led COUNCIL Wll l HOlO A Cit~ Clerk n:o_ NewpOl'1 Stach, CA WORKSITE, 600 S. Oroncl Clucttd by: 111 lfldMdu1f
ptf1ons unleH they ha~ PUBLIC H£AAINQ POA Ptr1pect11•e bl11dtfe m.1v OJo J0~2 an 57 Ocean Ave., II t01, $1n11 A(lo, CA The regl1trant(1) com-
wllved notice°' conHnted THE ANNUAL REVl!W ob1otn one H1 ot bld docu-n · orm b C 02705 rnenctd 10 transact butf.
to lh• propoM<I action) AND RC:VISION OP THE mtntl al no COii at lht Of· VIII•. Newport HC:ll, A Tht Injury ~tcOlllfY C.no ntsa un<Str the FlctlllOUI
The lndapendent admlnll· CITY·WIOE TRAF'IC IM. tlce ol lhe Public WOlks 9;:0 A B l'\llngtt 2544 ltt, Inc., (C.t,), GOO S, Bu11ne11 Name(I) li1teO
1t1tlon authority will be PACT l'EE PAOGRAM. Department 3300 Ntwl)Ot1 SI Joa• ul~ Hilla ,.•d Co-Otlnd Avt., •107, Santi above on: 8·23·80 grantee;! IHllHI an lr1ltr· THf TRAFFIC IMPACT d ' n qutn " • Ana, CA 92705 01nlel P, Biiiiet
Hied perton 111 .. tn ob FEE PROGRAM HAS 8((N Boultvll ' P.O Box HM. 1~ del Mat. CA 92025 Thtl bualnHs 11 con This atatemenl was Meo
jecllon IO '"' Ptllllon ancl CSTABLISHEO TO fl. Newpot1 a.1c:h, CA 02G~~ Ttil• builn•H 11 con· du"ed by·. COtpotllton Wllh the County Cltrk of
1tiow good cau11 why lht NANCI! THI! IMPAOV£· 1788 dueled byi joiflt vtntui• Tht regl1tr11lt(1) COITI· Orange Counly ()ti Ap<~ M,
COVr1 lnC>Vkl not gm" tht MENTS THAT ARl! NCClS· fOf lurthtr lnlc;rmation, :,:• .:i•t•t~~I) I ton:· /Mnttd to ttanuct busl• 1005
Olllhotlt'J SARY TO AOORUS THf Call 0111 PICll.M ll 944. ,....":' ~ the ·F~Ct 1!~~ 11811 under the Fict1boua F•42'74 7
A HEAAINQ on the Piii· CUMIJlATrvr: IMPACTS Ofl 3330 lu11n111 N•m•(•l I tied Busmen N11mt(s) ll1led Publilhed Nt\'lport e .. cho
lion will be held on MAY 0 E.Vtl0PM~NT WITHIN Publlehtel Newport lb<lft on Jan t3 lOOS ObOV. CH\'i •IS.IS Coita Mata Dall~ Pilot 11, 1~. 11 1 .tS PM 1n COSTA ._,tSA ANO TO tNl C ' • lh• Injury Recovery Ctn· 0.pt 703 k>Uted nl 341 !>URE lHAT THE STANO• IHCh· Olll Mesa Oaoly Don M. Noftnlfl ltr, Inc, Mlc.haOI J, Ko-Ap11I 111, 28, Mlt 3, 10, e
Tile City Olive Soulh, Or· MID ltVCL Of 8tRVICI Pilot APfol l9, ,5, 19V5 ttntr, Stcrttary 1~5
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•no an\I 11•1• your 01>-r 1c IMPACT ,Cf. PAO household packed mu11e1ptac.1
jOCI U'11 Of IJt V.ltlll" 00· COA~ IS AVAllABl I: ,on Ultough ti.US lied items llllllfl.I reyularl)I • IUO:• your homt
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....._.. NaMe ~County on Apfll 6, SILLALCOHOUC 11S111us and P!olttsiO!lt llAllMltff HOTCf.fln fa'°"t H11111 1) llTOl PTATt OF lllOlll _. h CIDllft bllOlt 111t ll&lamll
ltMe••nt Pl42H2 BEVDIAO•• Ode) YWDmlOCIKW.UI, e.pmlt\ltytlflll'Dl!lr111tlihnQ 'AUD &Tur ID tu1t1Q YOUllRIQllncu~De YUllDIUCEWIJI, rn.~petlOllfatl PUbllsllldNtwpof18tllCh-•U3,1MI n1Filno • fin a.11wn1Md1111h10llet AlDlMlYllMUJCMWCOtt, A. ITAl'r, Jllll(WnOt ~J'OJ'~ 1tN
dOil'g bUllnla u : Colla Miia Dally Pllol To W1loln It ~Con-IUCHAl.TEA. NEMf~o~~~~~ l~~~~RH flt~:, ":r: ~ fd ~~:; 'fl.n AUD STAPP .., :or:= ~«WCAEOfoo: ~· ~~~,
M l M ENT£RPAISES, 11711 Apfll 19 211 May 3 10 ~ BORAEW R AU. 601 S fl(JuM~ SI, Slf 24 Ollttt 4695 ~ IT\ISI be Wed llllOll M 4* Tiii ~ 9eadl COsQ Mtu Case I«> A1n501 :used yOU AISI lilt yoljt oam ttome OOice ~ MacMN1 Q ~.on.cosi.M .... CA 1m. ' ' ' 'ine ~ap~~~ t01A11g11n CA900t Ti.ntfloot,NewPol!Budl •noollhsSUlllrntrcdOetnocot C~S41133190A.f"1' To• 111111 bentholNt .... 1n111cou1tnma111~10Court.T1atORoot.llilwpol1~ •n
Mailann• MOfllHey, 11711 W983 hollc 0.Verege Control IO Ntwporl Budl·C05\I MIU 92660 tseri aulhoftl• .... 1n lhS 12 19 28 Mir 3 19116 ~ CllOIOll .... penot\11 ~"' II)" CA Cl2UO , w. Wilson. Costa Mesa, CA PUBLIC NOTICE Mii alcoholic beY«age1 at CN3017•4 A11t !>. 12, 19 26, TOUll ~ ... ~.~.""" .,~ °',n . .!.-~~!.. ~ .. 1:-~ PUBLIC NOTICI! penons .no ml't oe Olllet· Pol'*° ~ h CGUft wilhln lou TOUll admillld _,..
92527 10111 Telbert Avenue, 199S -.: 1K·"''' ,..,"' ...,._,.,"' ""' ""'-"' ~ 111 ltll wll motetS lrom h d.-OI SJQ.!121.8'5
This buelne11 It con-PUBLIC NOTICI Fountain Valley, CA 92708 Tota ltablt"5 16 !>40.829 anc>Ulet uncle< Fede131 SI.alt Ht 111. FtQtt3 . °' bOCfl. Of R08EA1 AU UUM:I ol lettn l5 ll'O'l<led in lotal ~llJllMs 28.751.07\ ~ ducitd by: an Individual Thi aMual report of lhl With a "47'' On.Salt Gen-~ Wnlt UIS IOI speoaf n law (See SeQon 1 flCTmOUI IUllllUS APf> Illa A08ERl A STAPP ~ 9100 ol tie C..lonu ~ wntt ins IOt speoj
Th• r1gl11ranl(•I com· seoeratrom Foundation Is eral Eating Place II· PUBLIC NOTICE sutPlntundsO seq ,BusinesundPn>lesSIOlll .... UTATDIOO A STAPf> AU.EH STAPP PlobateCode The,melorM•t!Q surpuslundsl n
menctd 10 tran1act bus~ 1vallabl1, at lhe addreu censets). Clcli131slOClcS3,000,000 ) Tne fOllowtno pel10n(s) IHI! STAPP '.Jai~ -noc IXP" befott IOU Caoilaf ~ 3.000.(Q) ).!;
,,.,, under the FictltlOUI noted below '°' lotpectlon pub ll 1 h •d N. wp 0 r I flit Mo. Ft•2:t41 Aoo"Oll• wnte lllS IOI°""' INn ESCROW AMERICA CORPORA· dOlno buSlntSS ., (1) QUALITY A PE'ITTIOH haS Ileen Idec! monh from Ille llUnng da!t Aooi1o* wnte '"' IOf Olhtf °'*' eualntft Namt(e) ll1lld during normal buallltsl B~ach.Coala Mesa Dally flCTITIOUS IUSINHS special suiPus funds 0 TIO CONTINUUM Ji0"4f CARE (2! af'C/ LOU4se Aentl ll'IOmPSOl1 ~ allOVt -speoll suri:Nt funds O • t
eooveori:Aptll tO, 1990 hou11, by any cillHn wtio P1lo1Apt" 12, 19,29.1995. MAMUUITDUHT Su~usnoiesO g13:!GllrJMGtoteBM Al.fTYCONTIHUUMFtlPHOt.l ntne.Supen0tCou1tolc.lotomoa YOU IAAV EXA._.NE Int Me Su,pusnottsO a
Marianne Morrluey 10 requ1111 within 180 W951 1he fottowino pel'.IOll(s) 1"19 Gross patd·1n llld contnb.rted Suttl CARE (3) QUALITY CONilNUU nty of ORANGE •Pl by !ht coirt • you lit a Gross paid 1n and contnbuted • '..i:I
This stat1men1 waa flied daya aher publication of Ott!Q busmess u HIE COHEE • surpus 10.412.218 GMdlnGro.e. CA~ HOSPICE (4) QUALITY CONTIH· THE. PETlllON "~~ Iha person 1nl!ratec1 1n the tslate surpu110,.t12,211
with lh• County Clerk of thla notice of 111 avallablUty PUBLIC NOTICE HACK. 1147 E lmpe~at Hwy. Unassionecs lunds (surpus) Newport Belch-Costa Mesa UUM FHP HOSPICE mi lalbe Nancy l ThompsOll (n.amed 1 10ll mav lite with lhf court urws.onecs fllnds (surpus) ;q
or111ge Counly on March The Seger1tro~ AacenH,CA92670 2,972.878 Ctrnl6428115-3828SAl>fl9,26. A\llnue founQln · Valley t Wdl Nacy Louise Aeire 1orma1Reques1101Special ~ (2.635,374) uf
29, 1995 · Foundell 3315 F I Fiie No. F641490 9tlll Ellllia,b. 514 De la Surpus IS reQ¥dS polltyholder May 3, 10, 19116 708 ' Thompson) be ~nted IS ol Ille ltllno ot an t""'tll!Oly a Sur!ius as~ DOltCYllOldef
Ft41778 view Rc:~d c at FICTITIOUSBUSINESS tnll,Montettyflal\CA91754 16,385,096 FHP Inc Cl!llOll'I personatrepmentnvelOldmn· IP!Osll ol estate ISSelS or 10176&14 :n
Publlahed Newpon etacn. MHa CA e2a2e 0 • a NAME STATEMENT Sm K Muller, 514 De LI Income for the year 36,406026 PUBLIC NOTICE Tllblrt 'Avenue, Fou~n \lalltY 1ste1 Ille mm of lllf oeceoent any pe"°n or account IS pro Income IOI Ille yea1 39.718 q ~·
Costa Mesa Delly Pilot Th ' 1 1 1• The following person(s) nte t.4onterey Patll. CA 91754 [)sbutttments lor lht yur A 92708 THE PETITION requesu Ille ~ded in sec'Ofl 1250 ot [)stllrsements 101 lht yea .l Ap 11 19 215 May 3 10 e pr n c pa man-•stare doing busin&Ss as PA This business is corO..tcled by 21.1168.587 .Fii• *· fl4HO• lilts business 1s con<Jucteo by decedent's Will and eodlats •I Cahlorru Ploblle Cooe A Re, 32.909 SZJ r ' ' I • eger It Mark Helm, CIFIC MANUFACTURING 2681 P"!ners Wt hereby ce"fy 11\a! Ille abo"1I FICTITIOUS BUSINESS • c:orpotDon any be ldmlled to probate The quest IOI Special No~ IOITl'l I We hereby ce11tfy that lf1t ... v
l99S. W9el PrHldtnt. Dow Avenue Suite C Tust.11. CA llave you slarled dotno buSI· items "' •n accol"Oance wiltl lhe IWU STATtMfNT Type of Busmess Ho W1ll and any coa.o1s ase avala~e availalit from lht court defll 11ems are 1n acconiance wil!I • t
Published Newport 2680 nessyel7Ho Anooal Slatement tor lhe ye¥ Tile lollowlt!Q ptlSOll(s) .~ ttealthcaRandhOSpce lor tx.amnnon 1n Ille lilt lct1ll ~ Atlooal Simment tor the yew , PUBLIC NOTICE Be1ch.Co11a Mesa Dally W£ST COAST ASSEMBLY SK;NEO SAM IC MEZtER. B ended ll!cember 31. 1993. made OOtng businns as A 1 CLEAN The teQistllnl commenced Ille court MtorHJ for ,.W.W AATlUI ended December 31 1904 ~ ~! --~~-:----·I P1101 Apnl 19, 1995 INC a Cal1lo1111a Ccrpora~ n. El KHAllO to Ille lnsvrance Convnssionet. ERS. 276li0 Maivuellle ~'Y tranSICI business unoer THf PETIT()ff requests R. IWJOI £s4. IO Ille lnsu1J11Ce Coml'MSIOMI'. i Flctltlou• · w971 81 Dow Avenue. Suite c Tilts statement was l~ed will'I pursuant to law Sit F. MsSIOl'I 'Mio. Clltlom fie.nous Dustness name aulhonty to acsmnister lhf eslllt PlUCE, POSTR & PARMA pursuant IO liw
Bu•ln••• Name ustin CA 92680 County Cler11 o1 OtJnoe Hip W. Pt11411ttea, Viet Pml-92692 names ~steel abo'.it on MMth 13 undtl tilt lndependtnt Adrntnt· 200 E c.rt11o St Hutll W PtMktO., Yice Pttd-'i1
Statement PUBLlC NOTICE llus b\ls.ness 1~ co~ducteo inly on Allnl !I. 11195 fltlt Mma Mardo~ch 21151 1~ stmon ol Estns Act (ltn Slll'U B1tt»n CA Q31l)I ~ fttt
The following persons 111 NOTICE OF • ya C()(p0ta<o0n PJOTICE·Tllts ftttaous Nitnt R•e11Clwci1, Yict PmifHl Lanar, MSSIOO 'Aeio. C.1fom SICiN£0 Rf INC By Ryan M llltnonty •.I al.IPw lhe pm0!\11 • STi R•tfl C11d1, Vice Pmifttl
doing t>uslneu u : The regisu ant commenced to t.mment e•pres ttw years llOm NfwPoll Buch Cosla Mesa 92692 T "ITllH Sr ~ Pmaoent "irtsentabve 10 ta"2 many ~Beach· Cosla Mtsa Nev.pol\ Beach Com Mesa
MC CLOTHING, 2520 s. APPLICATION TO ansact ous1ness under Ille Ult dale,, was l~ed 1n "" Olhce CH303787 37770Apt ltrs tluStness IS co/ICM:led tr; Tr.ssta1emellt was l1lec WI aons Wllhaul otJUinino coott Ct0>4792 STAPP Aor 19 20 26 CN303788 37770 Apt
falrvi-Ave .. IN. Sanla SELL ALCOHOLIC ICl<tlOUS business l'ime 01 the County Clttll A new r~. 1718.19.20.21, 1995 antnch!cllll ltle County Oer11 ot al)(ltOYll Before lalGng ceun 1095 1 7 1~192021 1995
Ana. CA 92704 BEVERAGES mes ltsled above on Januaiy s Business Name Statement Tile ~strant commenced County on Apnl 13 1995 very 1mf1Qftant acM>ns however
Ernesto Coba Martin, 4-13·95 t. 1994 musl be r~ees betort ltQI •me The PUBLIC NOTICE tramact bJsiness uncle• the NOTICE· tr.s FtcUous lhf persona n!presenlane .... a befj;;;:;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;::;;;::::::;;;;;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;;::iiiiiiiiii
11532 Azalea Av• .. Foun-To Whom It May Con-IGNED WEST COAST ASSEM· llltno ot lhls si.temeot does not ol -lta'<JuS bJSlntSS namt Slalement e.cpres ltve yu11 Ito required to QIVI nollce 10 inter·
tain Vattey, CA 92708 cem: INTERNATIONAL BAY l Y INC . By Diane Flaherty tsell IUlhonte lhf use in I.tis fie*· ft43222 names listed aboYe Oil~ lhe date 11 was ltleo rn lht Otli tsted persons unless lhey havel
This busln111 11 con-CLUBS, INC .• Is (are) ap. ecretary SUie OI ' rio•ous Business FICTTTIOUS BUSINESS SIGNED I.tRNA MAROONCMCH OI the County Clelll A new Fta -~ noKe Of consented to Irle
ducted by: an lndi\'ldual plying 10 the Department of Trus st.:itemenl was Meo 1·111n Name in ~ol"°" ol the nohts ot NAME STATtMEHT Tr.s statement wu hied with •ous lluStness Name Staieme11 propose<! acbon I The 1ndepend
Th• 1eglstranl(1) com· Alcohohc Boverage Control e County Clerk ol Oraoge anolher under Federal Stale o lhe tollowlng person(s) iv.ire the Cou~Oetll of Orange mist be ltled belOI! that bme T ent adrnns~on authonty will be
menced to transact busl· to sell alcohohc beverages ounty on March 28 1995 ommon law (See Sec'<>n 14400 doing business as ORM THRU County on t 6. 1995 11tng 01 ttu statement ooes not o or.anted unless an 1ntel!stecl1
ness under the Flclilloua et 1602 E. Coast H'll'Y· NOTICE·Thrs Fic~uous Name elSeq . Bu~iness •nd Pl'oless1ons CLEANERS Business Phone Ho NOTICE· his f!c"oos N.me 1tsell aitllOnLe the use 1n tilt person hies an Obfeebon to Ule BusfntH Name(s) listed Newport Beach, CA 92600 tatemen1 exlfires hve ytars I (714) 552:s1eo 15415 Jeffrey Statemem upres f1Ye years trom state ol a Ftcbbous Busines pebbon and sh<i.11s good cause
above on: 3-20-95 with a "41" On·Sale Boor & rom the date 11 was l1led 1n the F11s1 l1t1no Onve No 1()() 1N.ne CA 92720 Ille date 11 was hied 1n lhe Olhce Name 111 ~olabon ot the ngllts o why Ille court should not grant~ Erneslo Coba Martin Wine (Public Eating Place) Ila ol lhe County Clei~ A new ESCROW AMERICA CORPORA· Do HyJn Kim. 22372 Caminito of the County Oetll A new ftc.b · another unoer Federal. State o authOnty
SELL llcenae(s). 1Clit1ous Business N?me State· TION Madera Laguna Htlls CA 92653 bous Business Name Statemen1 mmon law (Ste Secuon 14 A HEARING on tile pebbon will
Pub t Is he d Now Po r I ent must be hied be lore that 91'.12 Garden Gro~ Blvd Tin' tl/Stntss 1s eon<!ucted by musl be ftled belore lhal bme lhe 1 seq BuStntss and P!oless1on be held on May 18. 1995 at 1 45
Boach·Costa Mesa Dolly me The ltling of this statement S111te an tndtviduat l1hng ol "-s stattmenl does not of I · PM 1n OePI No 703 locateo a~ your used vehicle Pilot April 19, 26, May 3, oes not 01 11<Jell au111or1ze the Garden Gt0~. CA 9264 Have you started doing bl.ISi· itself authon:e Ille use 1n tilts rst Ft11no ~1 The City Dnve Orange CA through classified 1995. se in this state ol a Fic~uous Newport Beacll·Costa Mtsa nesslet?Yes. 1992 state of a rtc.,bous Business Newport Beach-Costa Mesa 92613-1!171
642 5878 W969 uslness Name In v1ota11on ol CN3023U 38!1-4.JP Al>I 12 IQ,26. SIGN O DO HYUN KIM Name 1n ~ola~on of the nohts ol CN295427 267344 AP' 19 26 If YOU OBJECT to the granbno
• he rights ol anolher umier May 3. 1995 Tilts statement was Med with anotller under fecltral, State May 3.10 1995 of the peuaon you shOUld al>P'ar
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2169 PENINSULA
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2607 BEACH 2669 FOR RENT 2769 ANNOUNCEMENTS FOUND 2925
CONDOS CONDOS (0UAl HOUSIHO
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700 1111 968·7271
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llllH • ~iscrlmlAllitll." Buy 11. Sell It. And It. 3Br w/ocn vfew S 1700 $300 dep. 648-7368
Tllla MWlfllfltr will 1111 Cleaalflod. Oceanfront 3Br $2000 ......., acietlt..., td'ftrt•H· Peninsula Pl 1 Bd $8751_E_' e_l_d ____ 3_B_d--1-B~.
Nnl ter rHl tllall wllkll Is 111 Can't seem 10 Npl Shores 3Br $1325 s 1 1 50 • Wes1sldo
wltllUM 11 Ille i.... Ovttudcn get to all I hose 3Bd 1 Ba+ family rm
•• 11t1ti., tnlenNd 11111 111 1 J b CORONA s1050152.2881
lllW1lll111s 141ftr11sett In 11111 repa ' 0 s d th h ? DEL MAR 2122 M••• Verde spacious '"""'"'.,.. IQltalll• en en aroun e ouse 3Br 2Ba. bonus. lndry,
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Penln beach location.
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GreaJ locaUonl $2700/ COSTA MESA 2624 NB-Newport Crest Machines In 21 Loca·
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EXECUTIVE 4BR with responsible N/S. Part•800·599·6781
$399 MOVE IN Unfurnlahod room ----,,...----,,,..-.,-,--Weatclllf, complete re· with attached bath. Buy 11. Sell It. Find II. model. Avail now. Super clean 1Bd In Cl lfl d pvt phone lino. tree ••• • •
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642-5678
... .._ .... OC ... "'"" reliable help. call HUD SC '8·3500. •MOVE IN $375•
t OEP 2 +2 TWHHM
Pol OK. Pool, yard.
laundry•. 846-2849
$2700/mo lse. Call cozy lrlendly, 30 Unll cable. Poot/tennis/ o av Id, Co Id we 11 complex nr Triangle Sq. apa. Closo 10 beach. --------------~
Banker, 722·1488 BUNK HOUSE s485/mo t-doposlt. All
HARBOR VIEW HMS APTS 842·1401 amonltlea. lncludos
Portofino .tBr 4Ba $2500. Redec, bright, choory ullllties. Call 650-0454.
Monico 3Br 2Ba $2000. 2Br 1 ~Ba, Ienco & leave message.
NEWPORT 644·6610 or 873·3174 patio, pool & lndry. -N-,-9--h-M ___ b_d_
HARBOR VIEW HOMES Call Phyllle, 546-9081 :hr :.: by89~':ach rl BEACH 2169 4Bd Montogo, lrg yd bay. N/Smok, $500/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii w/poot, nr school & 1Bd 1Ba 1-car gar, mo. utlls pd 646-4143
prk. $2,500/mo. 722·7274 1775 ~~:,-~Yn1a1er Shr NB hse w/neat
AT THE BEACH LIDO Baytnt, Lgdoclc, $790/mo 642. -s.t88 prof'I• 30 yda to lovely 3bd/3ba +family eend, w/d, pvt ba, Annual Rentals room Of 41h bd, mo/yr, 18R Mobil• Hom• $450 + v. Ul. 642--0534.
L•rge Selectlon tum/unfum, 673-76n. Qul•I & Secure.
2Bd hou11 ...... $1100 Npt Creet condO. 3Br 1991 Nowport Blvd.1---------
2Bd Udo tale .. $1400 2tABa. now crpt/pnt, 848·8373 GARAGES
28d lg dpbt, vu .... $1600 fp, gar, pool, tennl1. •·1-9-,-w-/d_e_c_k_,_n_e_w_cr_p_1. FOR RENT 27401,....l.li:IWBi ~orgeous vu .. 12450 S 1650 lse. 644-3049 Iott of atorage. pool, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Call Fer Summer Ust On dolt Cour••· Big lndry. Tlp·lop cond. Qarei•• • amall ol· The~~ Cyn lovely 3Br 2~Ba CaU Phylllt 548·0081 ncH. 17th & Newport ... .._.. TH, fp, wet bat, pool, bl d CM Am II nd mu1,.,.._.....,._ Ito. Pet ok. 310"431-7693 18R·18A $550/mo. v • · er a
'11/C Lndry, pool, quiet, nr Realty. 835·8787
u73·1900 all 1ran1ponalion. No WANTID: R'ald• CM
1Br+loft w/pvt polios. APARTMENTS pelt 844M>392 elnel• end double
View of Bill Isl. Furn. FOR RENT gar•••• to r•nt Jor
FOUND PUPPY
Male, 5-6 mos old.
Call to ID. 831-8333
FOUND: CHILD'S
WATCH in TeW1nkle
Park boys' restroom.
Call to 10, 548·2606.
FOUND: Golden
Retrelver puppv in
West Chff Drive Park,
NB on Apr 18. Please
call 548·3295.
FOUND: Gray & wM.e
Chlnchlll• Rabbit
In Back Bay area
Please call 548-5703.
LOST Fem Rottweiler,
5•,~ mos. blk w/brown
markings, blk collar .
Bal Penin, 4/6. N..oda
medl Reward. 673·8424
Tenn/gym/pool. smo-•••••••• •tSI Month Rent frH• antique automobllH. 1yr. St450. 675-9578 Large lBr, lrH cable. Bob 645-2877 Iv• mag ·-----···········-···-··--
•4BR 2BA, lrg yard, BALBOA pool, gated parking., .. ______ _ w carports. 842·9858 11 ~!m~~c~/m~~~-Tr!!~ iiPiiBiiNliiiNiiiSUl.Aiiiiliiiiiii2ii8iiOii7 Hd t•a nr occ very COMMERCIAL Run your t.Jd in
1 1700/mo. 051·7980 cftan, lower, amall pet Ra 11\> ESTA'PW! the Newport 8eoch 1BA & deck 1775 OK S87"' &On.&. "~ I lack ••r 2er 20• up· 2Br 2Ba ocnt1n111300 up ' carport, 'If • .. •••••••• CO$lo Meso Dai y
etrt condo w/vaull 3Br 2Ba lower w/lp mo• $200 dtp 241'°780 11 Pilot and the
coll. w/d, 2·COr gor. Property l<IOUll E'ald• 3Ud-11S• collage. BUSIU'ltSS orr1"'a h Gated $1250 559-4708 942·3890 new opl/pahll, w/d &u• n · ~ Huntington 8eoc:
hk1o1p1, carport, P•lfo FOR ll!NT 2769 Fountain Voll.-...
$895 No pet 722-8294 fiiiiiiilili~iiii~iiiiiJ!iii!i! rv7
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28d·•Plt lvl, eldy, trpl, From $400. 411 Old reach CNer 1()(),()()()
SNS NO Pet 110 21•1 fffWPOft Dlvd Fr•ntc· L----. c.~ us th·1s 845-$543 or 84M2ta tin Really 840-?000 J1QfmA rUA
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bright, enetgeUc NIH w·•.-." 5535 E S I & S al llAo, A/C, PS, PS. people fOt Telematk8'• A111...u PvET•rvM.!T .. ""·-•n new d1e1 ......... 54&-em Ing •nd Con1umer "Si ,.,. , rCM.1n-
Mark1Uog. Eatn hourly Lovin• owtft• awed-Vala.y. PupplH, klt-1---------
wage + generou• com-l•h nu•••'• aide t•n• and m«•, all CSltYSLElt 9050
ml11lona whit• quallfy· Wiii help w/Dr appt.i IOoklng r0t lovlng, car· ,'iiiiiiiiiiiii!~~iiii!l
Ing for ex.Ir attrtactl111 erranda/H hHkng gd Ing hom••· CALL 6~7·.. 85 000 I
benefit• package. For cook, xlnt local ~.,,, 9037 for tno1• lnro. 8t1k~.;; 5 spd, m •
Telemarketing 1al•1 14 yra eicp. Chrlatlne, 8 ave abUHd and EXCELLENT CONDI
call '114-966-4591..For 848-373S. abandoned pet1. B• a · ,1895, 673·1943. Con1um•r Marketing volunt••r/to1ter. Call aale• call Jou1daln, 714-597·9037. i--------0 -
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a.a.auNY WANTED TICKETS 6075 ~ii.oiieiiM!iiiu~s~TAi!ii!Ni!i!!o•
""" Street Rod Bo••
j)eliod Alt<. 35 Molt elegant
39 GtNM 11 Coln of ln<M 36 Sime
SO Giant
51 Indistinct
52 Pits
The b1ddinir.
S0lll1f WEST NOR11i EAST
Uv• 111 or out In Costa 4 oaORQa STRAIT 302, all mW parts, MHa. Pull time 10 concert ticket•. 4/28, Hooker header1, gran
take C:are of 2 chl(dren T•rrace Hct. Sold ouL TS ste•tlng, B + M 4 O'lO• & 2 Yf'I old. S5!5. Call 830-2303 1hlet klt1 ld•lbrock Also drlVe 4 yr old to carb, lntaKe, new lnL 40 Coul1I 12 Doft 37 Muddy the
42 Some siblings 13 &inch Of cows " wa18rs
2NT PUI
50 PaH
20 Pu1
40 PUI 53 "-Oded
45 Tn>rof nut 18 Z"'1 animal 39 Mo(sel ~ -and crafts 22 Unlocked 41 Foicv
HofM"
55-ofCapn
56 Tinted
80 p ... P... Pu1 school. Muat have black. candy apple OY(n c., and •P•ak ... K b t
41 Longing to'r 25 -of a kind 43 Skater ~ 27 Out of the Babelonia 58 Director
English. Seootmo + Gii a "GE SALES fed ext . .., or " room & ·board. Call ~ off•r. 644-4350
49 Ado#' Costnet dina 44 Sea eagle
52 Slain -28 ~or d~ 45 Speak
Preminger
59 Layer
444 4030. ••••••••• '89 Taurus t..X Wagon,
(ba.sketbllll lhot) 2il Greek war god lrnpulslvely 60 Land measul8
53 ·-Karenina" 30 Rajah'• Wife 46 Actor/director
S4 5-duck 31 Type of cheese Howard 62=a
64 Owns
run pwr, llhr, 3rd aeal
new Urea, AJC, am/Im
ca1s, great condl
6169 $6800. 760=q273.
•-e-o-F""o-rd.,.....,..T"'"a .... u-ru-•~G~L,.... S1 Tiny amount 32 ·-Abnet' 49 Kitchen utensil
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TELLS YOU ABOUT
YOUR FINANCIAL FUTURE, LOVE,
SUCCESS 6 YOUR
HEALTH Ill
t077MOOO, UT. MM
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Building M•lnt knowledge of fiber·
gla11, f/t or p/t, pay
DOE. Steve 646-7725.
PART TIME
ASST PROP MGR For small NB office.
Real oslate lie req.
Most weekends. GoOd
computer/office skills,
own car. $10/hr. FAX
resume: 714-675-7015
CLERICAL
3.81... V-6, loaded, PW,
PS, PdL, AJC, powr
seat, new tires, $5750 ........... 631·2464
LOST &
FOUND
LOST &
2925 FOUND
PERSONALS
LOST KITTEN
R•w•rd If Found
Sliver tipped gray/ whhe Himalayan 8
wks old. Lost In Npl
Beach. Please call
Jody Rose, 631·3333.
LOSTt Grey fem•I•
kitty Harbor View
area, NB. 5 heartbro·
ken kldsl Please call 721-1731. REWARD.
LOST KITTEN PERSONALS REWARD. Grav
Tabby missing since ••••••••• Sun. 4/2. Deformed hip & chronic upp•r _p_r_R_S_O_N_ALS---3-0-0-2 re1plratory p1oblem. ~
N •eds m • d I c a II on. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 955·3025
LOST PUPPY 3-mo· old, Queensland
Heeler/Shephord mix.
male, black & white w/
g ray s polS, whlto
stripe down nose.
LOSI Npl Boach Pavll· lion April 13. RE·
WARD Cali 646·3578
Buy II. Soll II. Find II.
ClaHlfled.
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SPORTS/NEWS
UP·TO·DATElll
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$2.99/mln, musl be 18
Procatl Co. (602)954·7420
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your home
through classified
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a Classlfled ad,
Include all
the facts
and get the
results
you want.
9250
'05 Cobr• 427
Blue w/whit• stripe. Canadian body/frame
1 owner, absolute
1how condl U1ed
dally, fully licensed,
mutt see to appre elate. S45,000.
673-8916.
S •E•R•Vl-C•E ___ I CARPET INSTALL COMPUTERS 3556 DOORS 3580 HAUUNG 3720 LANDSCAPE & MJSC PAINTING 3858 PET TRANSLATOR/
& REPAIRS 3516liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LAWN CARE 3808 SERVICES 3831 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilSERVICES 3870 TUTOR 3927 DIRECTORY MAC TUTORING An experienced JUNK To The DUMP liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CHUNG'S PAINTING iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Tim ReavH Flooring System & all progrms d•pendabl• dooi (71~988·1882) Lewn Service. Mow/ Astrology Charts 20 Yr• Exp. Gd Prlcel CAREFREE VACATION!
ADDITIONS
REMODELING
•Below Retail P1lce1• M•rk ...... 075-7245 hanger. Guar work, Wiii haul what Trash edge/1od/1prlnkler1/ NataJ•Relatlonshlp Guat work. FrH Est Don't llrHI rour pet1.
CarpeVWood/Uno Call B-4 buying cmpulr reas. Don 521·8910 Man won't! 968-1882 cln-up. Al 908·2710 P111onal Dally Forec11t Uctll375602 538-1534 ln·hom• TLC bV COM
Ll378738 84!5-0711 PC Repairs & Tulorlng Ive mag or call altor 5 FrH catalog 673·3443 JENKINS PAINTING r••· •Dally wal~hug1
UpgradH·Home/otfice ELECTRICAL 3610 A PROF'L OARDENER Int/Ext. Wallpaper. •sch•dul•d fHdlng1, 3410 -------
LEARN SPANISH NOWI
Exp'd S.A. Tutor. AJ10
Tranalator·lnterpreter.
&uun• 873·7409
Mosl avc1 $40+parta HEALTH BEAUTY caring for each land·•---------dr"(Wall, tex1u1lng, etc. •Mall pickup, etc.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CERAMIC Jim 050·7058 & FITNESS 3740 acapa 81 Ir 11 were mv MOVING 3834 David, 1·8C>0-880·8222 •oauv check·ln If req.
DUNCAN TILES 3528 Re pelr/Up9red111Traln A•1 l!lectrlcal work own Larry 854-4873 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 808 HUTTON CO. •LOW RATES. Lie/
Tutor-PhD, MIT grad 15 yra. Experience
Baalo Math thru Cale
Chemlatrv & Phy1lc1 SAT prep ..... 840.8623 CONSTRUCTION M Iii di /M Duncan Electric ·--~.,.·-~----•• bond•d/rel1 •44-.. 841 20 Y E s If & iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii u me e odema Quick Ras onso 'BEST JOB Gardening, Int/Ext. Acoustic c•ll . v ... rs xp. ma Leak~ Showera Rep'd Nelwork ln11allatlon1 Local Uc. 8~0•7042 Lo11 '•' FHll Ow MD1 landacaplng, clHn PUBLIC' NOTICE remove/apply/repair. ~P_a ... g_•r_2,..9_4_·3,_7...,,2,...2_.~-
Lg. Jobs 95o-7o 42 The Dean of Tiie. C• Buy/Sell 854·5995 get r11ults . LatHI ups, tree trim. Rafi. The Callr. Public Utlll-L11'822631 802·5891 Peraonallzed Pet Cer••---------
ramlc now/1apalred re· ••TUTORING•• diet• ~ meds as aeen FREE Eat. 436·1518 1101 CommlHlon RE· Emerald Painting K•Mel alt!mallve. No TUTORING 3930
BUSINESS
SERVICES 3488
Computer Training
In Home & Offlc•
WlnOowS,WOtdieacelJQvoCk9"1
llCI TrOllblHh004 531-ISIO
grout, bathrm re modal w 1 n do w s w 0 rd FENCES on TV• 20/20 & Feb.•---------QUIRES that all used Int/Ext wallpaper/tile 1tr"1 or wo1ry. Llc, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
plumbing L11'870130 f)lcel Acce~s 20 y1~ Allure mag. Newport OrHn Sc•n• Landscpng hou1ehold goods Com~llv• ratH. 1o yia Ina. Rela 8?3-7184 SAT Semln•ra. Excel
673·8065 or 846·8526 Exp ' 800·200·6024 & DECKS 3615 Barlatrlc Ctr. 673·8586 & Irrigation, Trimming movers print th•lr •xn.Free Ht 751.2039 ---------with Pat O'Oowd. THt · & R•moval1, Clean· p u c c 1 T b ,. I 1"'7"' '"' Shi M & M I S U ' ' · a num er; ,._ ..... Pal ti PLUMBING 3890 prep 1 nc• • ... ~
CLEANING
SERVICES
•FENCES QATES• atau .... ge ups • nt, I. c. llmoa and chautteura -ne-.ram. n "9 meetings In ll'Vlne St95.
CONCRETE & ntw/rtpalr/poat replaced A lull 1ange of Therapy #599025; 050•e109 print their T.C.P. num-Int/Eld Oull Palnl/Rta1 S Registration 673-2360.
3548 MASONRY 3557 Rodwood• L11'576605 RellevH stteas, tenslon, L•ndac•pe M•lnt. ber In all advert1... Uc/Ina lince 78. Cell 1• THll LOCAL PLUM81!R
Jim Whyto 642·7206 muscle aches 964·9783 Repalr/Mow/Cl•an·up• ments. If you have a moved a rtllJCt. 841.een Wllll ~ c 1---------
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mallbu-llghl·Speclallt question about th• I• Ike'• Custom Painting .. srnc. 1947 °' }YALL
--------•HouHclnf#lndow.. * Best Price/Quality ca11 Pete 722·7732 gallty of a mover, llmo Prof, Cl•an. Quality Frl•ndly S•rvlc• COVERINGS 3932
CARPENTRY 3510 Weekly. Bl·weekly. L.andscape, bflek, llone HANDY MAN 3710 INTERIOR LAWN MAINT or chauffeur, call: WOfk. lnVExt a. Docks, -~L!_1!47~6~000~-6!:7~5~·9!:304~l~!liiii!iiiiii~~iiiiiii Move·lns/outa. Reis, Conaet1 800.78&.1007 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DESIGNERS 3782 R .. /Comm/lnd Public UtllltlH Lf073468 831-4610 Eng. Pina 84!5-HH •---------TiH Til-Srvln~ ... S>yl. Comml11lon p••NTINQ 75,,,.5 ,.32 Aini• linlth Plumblmt Cuatom Wallp•per ..,,..,,,,,.,,,,..,..,..,,..,...., __ ....._ ___ ..... Brick, Block. Stone, Tiie Hom1&Rtnl1I Prop1rtl11 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Rer1. ..~ i:11":2eo7 714-558-4151 Cor11clenliou1 .... cr:tt1-a. Rooi.r. 4'012597 atrlppln•IP•lnllng *'::: c= ,::'":·, :! A TOUCH OF CLASS Cone, Pallo, Dlivewav Polnt·Caipentry-R d 1 y H Boncled/My WOfk/Dlalna No Job too amalll wd , l1nc11 gaits, tic ~ Cloanlng. R•s/Comm Fptc, BBOs A•I 20 Vr Drywall and mo1el • .. gn our om• TREES Two 8rother• Movtng man, old fashioned ••930-0700•• 5~ 011w/1d.17,.2937
35yrs •~P J1rrr 142-0597 ¥:/:.~nd•d2.f~~;1e413t Exp. Terrv 557,'7594 Gary 84S.527T I:.1~~n~~U,:. ~1::::1~ Same Dav Service prid• In wotllman1hlp. l!Jl-r1 Drain Cieenl-We gals should haog
Carpent,y•El•ctrlcel Te,, ... 1"-•••· UI-•· LowHt AatH, RAIN80W Clrcle Malnt. ...-.,. a to z HANDYMAN BOSS HO S C BPRICI K•TtL.Ee STONE 373-4553 ................ 751-3478 L ... 1 .... 6 .. 0 957.1~ p.-.... .., ... ...__., A PIMmblog Repalra togeth•r. Strip, lnslalt, ... u E LEANING ta I t d c Plumblng•Drywall & "' .... "' ~ -·~ .... ..,~ ....,.._ 0y .... 1 k ad Ice t t'"• c .... INST •• ·UREFACE CA81NE1S LI I n • amp• on· 2 ,. exp. .... WOI v 0 " r-v· ,_ conHd· nsured. crete & Coatings More. Comm'I Reaid. Apt. Qual. fob. F1H est. Guar. Steve 545-8291 831·2111 anY11m• • Kltcnens, ba1h1, doora. $9.75 per hour. Llc,41541656 631.4310 Jim 841·74514 JEWELRY 3784 LEGAL 3858 St. Mcl5e9897 631-8888
window•. Doug 548-7258 ..,...,..,,,......,..,.,..1..,,,14..,,,. . ..,,54 ... 8,....·0...,3_6_8 __ ....-Quallty a Pride.All Oreng• Co Handwman iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3812 PAINTING •SON'S PAINTING• :::;!~ ';:;:::::::. Buv ~i!::1~~·~~d It.
HIRE A CARPENTER NIW WEIT CLEANING aap•ctl of concrete & Electr~VPlumblng ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii 20 Y1t Exp. ~es/Comm. ,., .. Setlm•taa 1---------Addl liona/Fl•modela Home & 1•ntal prop. masonry. Bt1t service, PalnVC1rpenl~ Wiiiiam Harold Jewelera 1• •W.P. YOUNGQUIST Int/Ext. Ucl4605S9. LIMl~H .... ,090 Can't aeem to
Flre/Water/Repalra. Oualltv wo1k. Refl/llc/ 33 yrs In aiee. 631 .:iasv FrH £11. 831·3189 Watch & Jewelrv 1epalr Tenent •vlcllon Hrvlc•, Pelntlntt Contrec1or 537-lt4Ge orl00.f1H722 get to all those
Concrete/Elec/Plumb. bonded. F1ee eatfmato Plumblng/elec/Wat•t Antique/Fin• Jewelry uncontea1ed dlvorc• & Oual. palntln9 by piofl1 --------··---------al j b
Jerry, '780.7884 862-0161; pgr 41U$14 ---------heatera/eprlnkler•/c•ll 8uy/ltft/IJl<lf e73.03G5 ~~::~~"'~~~~~~~~· Ucl602098. Ina. PEST ROOFING 3910 rep r 0 •
---------• •WINDOW CLEANING• CONTRACTORS fane. FREE! EstlmatHI --------• CLASSIPIED F1H Ht. 845-3305 around tht houH?
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