HomeMy WebLinkAbout1993-04-12 - Orange Coast Pilot·THE NEWPORT BEACH • eOSTAMESA Putty cloudy
and a little
cooler today.
Highs in the
lower 60s, lows around
SO. Clearing again and
warmer Tue day.
See Weather, A2
Massage parlors'
attorney petiti_,ns
tor court order
..,.. Law yer hopes to force
city counc il to allow
businesses to stay open .
By Tony Oodero
Sl.a1f W111f
NEWPORT BEACH All
promised, the auornc) reprc~ent·
1ng two massage 'parlurs. "ho
were denied permi ts IJ'>t month,
has filed legal paperi. seeking a
court order that '' 111 force the
City Council to let them M.i) 1n
bu iness.
"The Ctty Coun·
Gro\C~... ~:11d Co..incilm;.in John
Hedge
But ~bwr CIJrcnce Turner
\O"td to ~t•.tnd h the council's
dec1s1on. ·
·1 '>'ill put (onh my be:,t effort
to comince the C11~ Coun ii 11.> do
"'h.ite,er I) ncce~'ll" to m;.i1n1:11n
our poi.Ilion in 1h1•; mJllcr," he
said
Robin Flo~. J' 1,tant Cll) <ll·
torne~ .. ~11J ll "a' too soon 10
comment on G1oq:', action
"\\ e "111 prcpJre a re~pon!>e,"
)ht: '>Jld.
Gru'c: 11tc:J :he rc:4ue~t ior the
c.ourt ore.e r 1n
cil and the Pl:in·
ning Commission
didn't know what
the hell they were
doing," allorne)
George Grove s~11d
·'Those a p-
plications for u c
pe rmits should
have been grant·
ed."
'The City Council
and the Plann ing
Commission didn 't
know what the hell
they were doing.'
SJnt:.i Ana Sup.:nor ·
Cl.1,.n l n Th.ind:.t)
along "11h a ho .. 1
of charge... includ·
mg d 'cnm1na11on G~0'-: alleges th~t
·masi.age p:irlors
"uh 1der11.:al h1s·
tone' "'·ere granted
-GfOR6E GROvt perm to. "hile h1
attorney cl1en1' "'ere de·
n1ed
Denny Krone, who describes himself as an artist, philosopher, h umor~t, poet and innovator, sits outside his art studio trailer.
Co un cil and
planning commill· r u rt her r.1 0 re
Gro'e SJ1d he plan' to I l\\U
more l.i"-\Ult'I Ont: rcyue'>ting
monetall dam:i~e' .snJ 1he other
wntend;ng the -it) ' ma~'::igc p:u·
lor ordinan\e 1~ un~(1nstitut1onal
Consideri~g cows,
cons and Clinton
M onday mu)ings "hile
wondering \\hat Jt \\Ould be
like to be packing un Honorary
Sheriffs badge ...
• Newport resident M1 hael
McCullough wanted to have a
fiberglass cow in his front )nrd. Some
oC his neighbors
didn't like it, so his
homeo"ners
association ordered
it removed.
What did
McCullough do? He
sold his house at n
lo s, grabbed the
cow and relocated.
.Th:u's what you
call an udder ·
dedication to
principle ...
•Myself, I would Editor's
notebook have kept the lllii------house, ditched rhe bovine and installed. n flock of plastic
pink namingos ...
• Sid Soffer would do the same.
E:<cept his pink namingos would be
alive •••
• Speaking of Soffer. I finolly saw
his fabled Costa Mesa home the
other day.
Doesn't bother me a bit. What
bugs me -and what should bug
re idents of Costa Mesa -is the fact
that the city h s spent about a
qunrter·million dollars in an
unsucccssf ul attempt to make a guy
mow his lnwn ...
•The accountant who allegedly
pilfered $1 50,000 from Hoaa Hospital
prob.ably couldn't act a game or
pri on bridac with such heavy hitters
ai. Stephco Wagner and Bob Dixon,
who arossed nearly $4 million and
S 1.8 million, respectively . • .
•Speaking of Wasner, attorney
Ptiul Meyer refuses 10 talk to the
media because he uys that coveraae
ha~ been biased. If he would ever
aalk to us, maybe he could exP,lain
what ho means •..
• Embeule. Steal. Swindle. Swipe.
Misappropriate. Dambootle. Cheat.
SM RYAN,._""
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P·ortrait of the Artist
Business Monday ..
sion members voted to deny per-
mits to both the Narita Accupres··
sure Spa and Inte rnational Spa,
contending that the bus1nes~es
"ere just fronts for prostitution
The city officials based the de·
n1als on pohce report!> that de·
wi led le"d se'<ual act!> that oc·
cu rred at the t"o mass.ige parlur'>
Police ha\e chroni led ')C\.er:il
prostitution arrest~ at both nias-
ll:lgc parlor
But Gro"e \a1d ..,,., d.l.t"nt' 1\)01.;
o'er the bus1ncs:.i:s after the ar-
rests were mJde and the\ ha'e no
connecuon to the prC\IOU) 1nc1·
dent!>.
Reacuon to Gn.i\e's kgal Jcuon
"ai. mi\ed.
"I ha\e no comment for the
Iii.es of omeonc such as George
='-t"~rt Ur.;J h once rc-.ordcd
more than ~u mJ'':s;e p.irl r~ tn
the Cit\,''' th n1an~ ot them oper·
Jlln£ J'> frOnl for pm ll!Ut l n,
1.11\ oli1C1Jb ,3,
To 1..rad. do~n on thar, an ord1
nan e "a' crallcd lhJt require
'TI:l)':I e onc:r:.itor' to be hc-en,td
Also upcr tor' mu'l unJugo po
11.:e bl<:k r und 1.hed,, h.:f1 H
pc:rm1l't arc.bran.t<:J
:"I.earl\ ~' pc:rnut' h:l\t b c:n
grJn11.J '• 1.t the o~din:rn~c took
etk t J \CJ1 Jl!ll !), t:u onh N:i·
nu A-. cu pr~' ~re !)1 J :ind 1 tie 10·
ternat1vr.il "Ir t hah 1 .~n denied
Back Bay Rowing & Running Club serves up a rapid remodelinil
..,.. South Coast Plaza restaurant
plans two-day renovation. So
far, it's business as usual.
By Tony Cox
Busintss E~or
SOUTH COAST Pl.AZ.A -If you
go out to cal next Saturday at the Back
Bay Rowing & Running Club and then
pop back into the popular mall
restaurant, say, the following Tuesday,
you might feel like )OU 10011. a wrong
turn 11 the carousel .
That's because in ju)t l\lt O da) , a
major remodeling projec1 "111 be
complc\ed at Back Bay.
Inspired by the 48-hour rebuilding la~t
year of a Taco Bell entery in riot·torn
Los Angeles, Back Bay's owner, Hal
Ro)()ff, decided 1hat in redesigning hi
restaurant for 1he first time since 1t
opened in 1979, he could do the job
with minimal disruption of his bu ines
When Rosoff negotiated fo r a 10-ycar
lease extension last fall, mall official!>
Cannery Restaurant cashes
in on new ATM's convenience
Machine doles out.cash vouchers1to c~stomers.
By Tony Cox
8uslnlu E_,,
BALBOA PENINSUU -Restaurateur Dill Hamilton, seeking
to make it as easy as pos.siblc for his customers to spend money, has
installed a new automated-teller machine al the Cannery Res1au·
rant that dispenses vouchers rather than cash.
The new A TM, developed by a Colorado company, Firsl Nadonal
ATM, dispenses vouchers in increments as little as $.5. The vouchers
can be used to purchllSC' merchondise at the businesses where the
A TMs are instaJlcd, and in the Cannery's case, Hamilton will give
customers change in cash from voucher purchases and will exchange
the certificates for cash if necessary.
"We don't want to be a bnnk," Hamilton said. "Our purpose is to
'I kttad
provide money for people to spend in the re taurant,
but if someone is in a pinch, we will do it."
Customers use the new machines like tandard
A TMs. Their accounts arc debited instantly, and
transaction charges, if their banks iinpose any, are ·
the same as those at caslMJispensin1 A TMs.
)uggcstcd that he freshen up the
re i.taurant ' boat-house-themed design
Fond of Back Ba>') colkg1ate tool.. but
recognizing the need to update the
re!ltaurant') de 1gn. equipment and
furni hing!>, he didn't argue. Ho"e'er,
he ''a n't about to undertale the l\p1cal
remodeling tr:lleg) of b.irn..:ading hi
re tlurant for lour \\Cd !> or more
during con trucuon
"We 're open JU't h!..e ''e \C atw.1~
been." Ro-.oCf said "\Ve h;i .. cn't
changed our hour The uni~ucne" of
Julie Mamath uses the voucher ATM 1t the C•nnery.
the \\l) "e're doing th1' male' il the
most C~Clll0£ thing I' ' t\er I.. Ille ..
Ha11.h Oe..,1gn Group di:"~ncd the
"m1d·)L'<·f1gure, .. r~m,iod ~ ot l.h-.k
Ba~. In order 1.., n-11 mm: d1,rup11on of
the restau~ant'-. uper;.it11'n">, m:in)
element'> uf U.i .. k"Ba~ ·, nc"\' 10\ k, ,u,h
a'> tie front b .. aJc: J lh.\\ 1.a"h1 r'
tat1on and J new 't:f'\1 c 't.Jt1on "'ere
built llll pre'll1'1.' a r, J~' I m and
111,t;.illeJ at night. ~tu~h ot the \\O:k,
1ncluJ1ng 'ed1on b\ ,C', 11on IO!>tZJllauon
See REST AURA T adl hge
tnslde
oa,,ntO\\n Ba bO. I\ tht>
hot top1(:'. 01 the ~t· 'fX'rl
Jl • h. ~1, lAA
'fOUf' I .uch1tt•ct-. WI
d1\CU't~ lht'1r 1dt•a 10. 1
renO\JlE' the • '
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. of like
to do
things
like
that, to
:~up
At least one other local restaurant -the Red
Robia Burgen. & Spirits Emporium in Ce»ta Mesa
-already has one of the new A TMs, which accept
bank cards or credit cards.
Hamilton in tailed his machine last Wednesday.
He aaid he expects the ATM, which ls localtd near
the Cannery's upstairs bar, to be moat popular amona youna cu tomera, especially thoee who don't ha~ crcdil card . He said that at SS.~ his ma·
chine is chear.er and smaller than • standard A TM,
and il doc$I\ t require the security or technical e..·
pcrtiac of havina a ca.ta-filled machine.
prov;de ronvcnicnet for cu 1omcD In adJ11ion. he ~1J, \\'hen cu'I·
tomen \&Se a voucher insttaJ of a credit card. 11 ~•II ~"'e ht tm·
ptoyces time, and it "'111 Sl\C the re 1auran1 1hc 2.5 pcr\;c nl SCt'\1ce
c:harae it peys on cred1t·card puri.:ha\C
"I kind Of hkc to d6 1h1np Hkc that. to tay up v.11h technol\l ,"
Al
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Al
technol-
ogy.•
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Hamilton expects the A TM lo alimulate aa1t.a and
Hamilton said. .
However, Hamilton satd he·u hold off on in 1alhn1 one of the
mechincs at hit Other raaaurant, Malarkey's lri h Pub, until he e~
how it worb at the Cannery.
"It's a e"'t'Y expenlive machine," ho uid. ••1 c:an't put them 1n
will)'·nillj.'
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Aa Mond8y, Apftl 12. 1983
Drawing a blank
on what's owed
to beloved I RS
T he onl> time 1mp<1'Crl:)hcd "utter~
mumph ~ Apnl 15, hen they don't
have 10 p.1} an} income 1u.·A ut\C) ot
the .vcragc v.ruer's earning .. hould put off
.bF t .ng ~t1bc>
.\uthor .. p .. btt;)hc<l occ -.il)n:illy clc.:.sr foe
br.:i,.J .:t )'t::tr, ju>t enough to c~·er ceturn
po>t~gc on unsolicited manuscnpt>.
~rcen.,.ri:er~ flourish one ~e:tr anJ arc broke
the ne.tt fhe Poet~ ti~e one
sqnnet awa\ from '
banli..n.ptcy0 The number of
nch columnhb .... oclJ fit on
the head l)f a arpct tack.
.\fan> ""nters are forced into
learning nev. s~ll> -hkc
c•ttnlllg 3 h>"ng.
Writing is the only
, commodit) that d\)Csn't
ba:loon up "Aitb inllation.
-----. Fovd. rem, blue jeans -
59 and
Holding
e .. eC)thing :us but pro:i.e
\\ orc:i. ,0-.1 the i.ame tl.lu..t~
J> they d1J JccaJes ago -
e\en n~'.Ao ..,...z.z v.orJ:i. ti .. e
. r.:in, .,.rich U)ed tu~ hnl.cJ \\ith .a fOVl
c~~.i. :--=o ... 11 1gmf1cs a ti' bite.
E-.c:;. ~e.H I attempt to e,p!;.un my
prct:i~1u ... :i. 1r..1jc :0 .:t m.:.an "'ho )peCl~!.ze:i. in
d i • .ar ~:-:.! ')C"'c the account:rnt ,,..ho figure;
our 1 .omc Iii\ ~to:i.t of h1.> clients ;ire a cro:i.:i.
')ec11un oi corpvrall\C Amcr11..a, agile as
:.icrJb.ih 111 ~:ntr'):aulting thco .. gh luopholes .
\\.ere h1:i. or.I:-cu:i.tomer:i. ""ho don't c.irn
eno1..~h for ..t t;u shelter the '>•lC of ... bird
h..11..,c. Ho,..e~cr, v.11h the propo .. c<l So-.:1al
Se~will) tJ..\ IO"-tred to 30 gr~rnd, Y.e might be
ab.e to sh.:trc the pain and :main a g unmer
of f1> .. al re.,p.:c1.:ib1lit) .
~I> prtnup.il concern th1:i. ~e:n 1> tu~)ling
"'•th the ru • ..:, n Lii.\'. ded\lCllon> for home
ollzce~ Thi') ') a pcninent h:i.ue for thousand>
ot .. cn1or entrepreneur~ l.1ua1..h1ng >ccond
career:, from 1hc1r dining room cable:).
\\h9c,er cunco..ts those amb1guou) guideline:i.
fvr Iii\ allo·Aan:es has surp:is:i.ed him elf this
)C.ir To qu;.il1f> as a home ufllce. the
de')1gneJ room c:.1n'1 h<nt! Jn>thtng in at th:.11
i.,n't s1r1cll) busmc>s ThJL chman~tcs
recunecs. Hub Hoops. dogs. pt..pcorn
machines. sun I.imp> -or a mott'er-1n-l.tw
ln1111ng in the 'or11cr. Ii 1 ou'rc a
ps)choJnJl:>t \l u're permllll!J a couch
A small concC'>'>lvn 1.-, m;sJe fo~ tho:i.c short
on spJ'-e It 1)n'1 nccc))JC) 10 ~t aside a
scpar.,1e room '\) long as )Our Y.Or~ are..t 1~
sep:H..atcd b) .i ~ar1111on or Jlcu\le. So doubt
this ~h1elJs ~ou frori fmolou .. d1)tra1..tivn)
1 Y.ondcr fa "':ilk-in cl lSCt Y.Ould pass
mu .. rer? Sinc.e a v.n1er s of11cc: 1> 1n h1) hc:id,
l could communicate v.1th the ~tusc m1rut
)hoe bag>, du~t b.11h and clothes h..1r.gers In
fa::t , 1t might be m0re ~erene th..tn m;
rumpled beJroom that scr'\e) as a part·time
think tank. Table'> spill 0\ er Y. tth clipping'>,
m;.ig ... 21ncs anJ .. uflee dip'> The tiling cabinet
I'> ..an cff1-.1ent"" '>Olut1on for th11g) I C;.in't
s'iucezc in m~ drei.')er. I file girdle!. under G
n1ght1cs under N, and W 1., for v.hJ4not~. It'd
OC\Cf p;.ii.~ ;in !}{~ tmpc. ... ttoti ~
~I) h~i.b .. r.J 8111'; h.:is '>el up his draY.tng
t01hlc.: ;ind Lru he'> in a '>unn) c.:urnc:r of our
l:.irgc klllhc:n. v.h1ch he CU\CI> for the light a~
v.ell :i., JCCc,-,1bil1t~ to h1-. doughnut addiction
Tr) 40uld o.ibo flunk :.t> an ofl1ce, e'en 1f I
put J .,11;er·fr01 mcd picture of his v.ifc and
k1Jd10 on the table
\\ c can onl)' hope our modc')t income
v. n't run up an) red fl.sg' on the l<U
computer inu1.:tt1ng an 1Mpcction by
go•crnmcnt agents !inooping tor unorthodox
y.,urk pl.ices
. \uncy ,\/dnt)rt is a reitidcnl of LD1ua11
,\1gu~J.
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A 10-)ear r~1Jenl oI ~ewport Sele~
C"UrrcritJ), Ji\.11tg an Miss.ion.Viejo, he
climbed the corpc.mitc ladder for 15
\CU11 until be C3mc to the conclusion
that h3ppincSll ~as more imporunt than
a stead) job. Luckil) he found he could
do both by crc:iting cuckoo clock
The e untradition'-11 clocks arc currcnll)
being cxhib1red :ir the Gregory Gallery
on \" 1a Lido.
... , .•........ , ........ ············································ .. A> 'ice president of sales in a
n:nional store fixture company, m)
per!)tStf!'nCe and confidence were strong •
enough to win the largest national
a.:.:ounts," KJJuk said. '·But, I "as
m1)51ng somctfiing."
. , .
.. I'll '-'Ork hundreds of hours on a
piece :lnd go to any expense until I feel
:e's complete." Then, he sili back and
~r1jO)~ their reactions when .1hey ace all
:he mo\'able pieces come altvc for tbl
first time . AU• A_,. .._'i ································· .... Fl~~ii~~·~·h~·-rlgh~ .. ;itle rakes lime. -
"It's a pl:ly on \\Otds," he said. Lunch
Time i a clock that sho"s a Santa Fe
scene "'here cO)otes chase rabbits;
Current Time is an ocean scene where
fish S\\1m in coral reefs. A biplane Oles
\\itb eagulls in Time flies a~d a~t
cnjO)'S p:uadise with n.11 the birds m
Cuckoo Kitty. _
Unul they're sold. Kiluk stores the
clocks at home.
While 'isiting an art gaJJer; wuh his
brnther. he got goose bump:..
"M y brother s:iid, that is the artist 1n me tr;1ng
10 get out," KJ luk said. Fnends then decided to
help his amsttc side express itself.
So, Paul took on the project and crea ted h1
first piece of an. "They 111.cd 1t, they '"ent cral)
O\er 1t," he ~id.
"The ticking and cuckoos are music
to me" he said. "I've had seven operating at the ~me ~1me. But, "hen the) lea'e the house it's
dead silent and J get very uncomfortable. It's my
c3fl to make more.''
BITS AND PIECES
"I SIUCk \\Hh cuckoo clod..s beCJU)C it's
funcuonal art; 1t mo,cs," he said "There's no
lsm11at1ons on \\h3t )OU can do ''uh J cuckoo
clcx:k and no one el e ~pe~1ahze m u ·
In the future. Kiluk pl:ins to exp:ind by
crcJting custom docks for bu inesscs.
• J ntend to be 1hc mo:it famous cuckoo-clock
m::iker in the: \\\irlJ " he .ud A fnend gJ\C ham a broken cuckoo doc~ he
bought at the s~ap meet. Looking into the bag of
bits and pieces. his "ife told ham rhere "as 'no
''.:i~ • he co~ld bnng it into the house And hLS
be ther. as :in artist, refused to paint u.
!>ance then his pieces h.i"e sold \.\OrlJ\\ide.
"Cucl.oo clocks are a big hit in Europe "'here
collect mg them 1s commonplJ e ...
"I find it \Cr) re1,1,arding to u .'! m' ~l'ent'
ideas. tho ughls :inJ de')m!' to create ..1 dock
designed jtJst ft1r them. ·
-~tury bJ A.rl)S Fmi1, photo by Marc Martin
If )'l>U J.no~' 'omeonc who would mDke an
mrert•:i.tmg Piiot Person. c:Jll our Readers'
Hur/in: Jr {H~-60b6. Remember to leave you r
namt.• .md phone number. Thanks!
·1 didn't \\ant to hurt my f ncnd's fechngs. '
Kiluk said. "I. had to do something \\Ith the gift."
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The Balboa Fun Zone area may gel a new look after architects re\eal their recommendation for the do\\nto\\n area • . Architects to unveil their . vision · of improved downtown Balboa
T he future of downtoY.n D.1lbo.J
could be umeilcd tonight as a
1c..im of architect> arc set to
present the City Council "1th their "i ion
of .... h.:u that aging section of tO\\n ~hould
IOOJ.. II.
T.itc American l nst11ute of Architect:>'
Regional Urban Design Ai.sl)tancc Team
or RUDAT spent a recent threc-dJ)
'"ccl..cnd here gt\.ing advice to cit)
officials on how Balboa can be 1mpro .. cd.
Filled with att racuons lile the Fun
Zone, Balboa Pier. Pa\1hon an.d ferl").
lhe area has long been a pnme
destination for tourists. But problems
such as nightmarish traff 1c and !act.. of
11>arking have pro,ed to erode the
business climate.
Better street landscaping, improved
Weather
traffic :ind pede!ttriJn no\\. pJr"1ng
structure> and more etf1c1en1 IJnJ u~c Jre
J~t ome of the uggcs1ion., the RUDA I
architect \\>Ill male MondJ)
"I'm really excited," ~aid Councilman
John Hedge:., the chair of the cit} 's
central Balboa committee. "I think the'
are going to ha'c some re.JI~ gooJ iJe~~
to pre~ent."
• Add111onJlly, C11> Man.1gcr )..e' 1n
Murphy Y.ill request the council to
apprO\c the go ahead of Jn e ngineering
feas1b1ht> study to consider the cre;.i11on
of an a>~essment district ta>. to help the
Ne"port Conset\anc) purchase the
Upper Ca)tnWa)S and Newponer North
parcels from The lt'\inc Co.
Paid for by the conservanC), the
$10,000 to $1 2,000 6tl.ldy "ill detail 1he
~wport lead1 71/Sl
lalboa: 69/S2
Cotta M~: 73/51
Coto1u1 ct.I M.1r: 73/S 1
lllAY
pl.tn~ Jnd CO>b Cur 1mpro,c:mcnt\ to the
I.ind . ..imuont of lxind or note'> .,~ued
and hO\!o the :l ~C\,ITICOl l'1\CS \\Ill be
prcJd Jmong the \uler .
Con,cl"\anC) l"'unJcr :inJ
Coun,1h,om:in Je. n \\.:tit h..1) 011m:.i1ed
that an .:t'>'cssmcnt t.t\ could cu\t
NeY.port Uea h propert) o"'"ncr' bc1v.ceti
S50 10 $60 :i )C:Jr. Tu p:iss an J\ e':i.menr
ta,, the di) must get appw,JI 1'' more
than 5t) percent ol tho>e \\hO \\ouh.I pJ)
the a:i.se,\mcnt
Con,CC\:lnC) mcrntlcri. recc:ntl) had the
propertan ..tppr~mcd ;it a combined prlle
of about S69 m11l1on compared 10 a
pre\JOU> Jpprai!IJI of SSO million A .
ell1ng price is c\pcClcd to be announced
oon.
-lJJ Tun) Dodtro.
PClJCf lOC
COSTA MESA
JarMS Strttt: ~ne swiped •
sleepins ~ Saturday from tM
~ond·StOI) balcony of a home in
lhe 700 bloc!..
Elden AH•nue: Somrone pried
open the coin boxes on a washer
and dl\--er m t'.'.O sep.uate IJundry
room) SJ1urdJ~ JI an apartment
comple• in lhe 2600 block
West 20th Street: Outgoing mail '
''J> >tolt!n last Friday from a home
in I.he 700 bloclo.
f eder.11: Cuns, t..n"es and 1ewelry
''ere d1">Co,er~ >tolen Saturday
from a home in the 1900 bloc!..
The bur~IJr got a, .. Jy \\<1th l'WO
bud. kn1 ~. a ~mi-automatic and
a p1>tOI
H.ubor Boulevard: At Southwood
liquor. someone smashed J
"indow last ~fft.. stealing an
und s.clOSt'd amount of alcohol
frum the store in the 2200 block.
Bristol Street: Som~e brot..e
into l\tr e, M.inhJttan Oeh 1n the
2800 block IJst Wf'dnesday and
rans.icled t~ store (mployees
found no loss It appears the
bur!o:IJr pried .J door to get in.
NnVPORT BEACH
Hospit.ll Road: A PJir of bolt
cune~ "ert! reported stolen last
fod.iy trorn We>tcl1ff Medic.ii Lab
Ocunbirch: A computer and
camera Y.ere .imoog the items
d1><:0H•recl stolen Monday from a
home in 1he 3 800 block.
West Oceanfront: An estimated
Sl 500 ''orth of fe\'elry was
stolen Sunday trom J home in the
1900 bloc!..
School lunches r:::::
MONDAY -Bumto 0t chffS4l
p.ua, m1itecl -..e~tables, pe•rs
TUESDAY -1Judd1g Submarult"
Sandv. 1ch. lettuce cup with pickles.
lre-.h 0tan~ """-edgh FREE
BASEBALL CARD
WEDNESDAY -Pork steak
\\Ith .,..hipped potatoes and whe.Jt
rofl or cheese p1ua with carrot
coins. peaches, sugar cookie
THU~SDAY -IGll!an s~ghelti
or t~ pizza. green beans,
apple crisp, ani~I crackers
FRIDAY -£1 Pollo style
chld.tn, warm flour tortilla, tater
tots fr~ banana Spring fling
c.il.e
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Saturday, April 10
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Editorial
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Sports 642-4330
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London on the ront f»ilJe
Is from the City o1 New-
port h.ch 1993 c.lend.r.
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Send your items to Peter Ry.m,
The Dally Pilut, 330 W. 8.1y St.,
Cost" Mesa, 92627.
For 1niormat1on, Cdll 644 3191 .
A N OPEN LETTER TO ABSENT FRJENOS
-There wu a challenging taunt in the
latest communicat ion from Vida and Jim
Dean, who surf ace occasionally from their refuge
in Teaiue, Texas.
"I suppose that since you write columns, you
don't write letters, so we keep
relying on (mutual fr iends) 10 let
us know about you," was the
thrust of the scolding.
Well, heck, that's unfair.
Actually, I can punch out a
column and a letter
simultaneously - while chewing
gum at the same time -as
today's literary effort will attest.
"Dear Deans,
"Sorry about the frightening
thunderstorms which nearly
LocaJ swept your cabin into the lake.
But, as you noted, it seems to Scene • have been more exciting than an
• E·ticket ride at Disneyland. I still
' chuckJe over your previous reference to Texas
weather; to wit, 'If you don't like what's
happening now, just wait a danged .minute.'
"We've had a little excitement here, too, since
you left.
"You used to be in the newspaper business
yourselves, so you'll appreciate the strange manne r
in which local dailies handled coverage of the
March 3 arrest of Georac Ar&Yros Jr .. ·As yo u
must've heard by now, a funny.thing happened to
the young man on the way to his wedding in Sun
Valley, Idaho. Following a traffic incident, he
Oashed one of Brad Gate)' Honor:iry Sheriff
badges - and was jugged fo r imper)onating a
bona fi de lawman.
"There were a number or local folks (the )Ort
you used to write about, Vida) attending the
goings-<>n at Sun Valley, but they didn't wan1 10
talk about the, uh, unfor1 una1e incidcn1 which
befell 1ht brash bridegroom. But you know how
juicy rumors get going, and finally T~e Daily Pilo1
picked up 1he scent. So, wi1h a front page
exclusive that sold lo1s of papers, 1hc Pilot broke
1he story on April 3.
''Well, having been in the bu)ine)), )Ou'd ha'e
thought that the Big Dailies would be pouncing
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the next day. Not so. In these parts, as you moy
recall, the Argyros name i~n't to be taken lightly.
Finally, three days later, The Times deigned to
run a story, but The Register held off another day
before acknowledging that, indeed, the deed had
been done.
"·All I could think of, Jim, wa!I the long time you
had been editor of The Registe r, and how you
would have reacted. There was no such
pusillanimous pussy-footing when you ruled the
newsroom, ol' buddy. No big-deal e'ditoria l
conf erenccs, just fast and straight action. Ah, I ,
miss the good old days.
"Well, enough of that. Otherwi e, things have
been fairly quie t here iP Pilotland. No embcule·
ments in the past couple of weeks (none that we
know about). and ~c only scandalous happening'
was in a quaint little Corona dcl Mar church,
where the pastor has been accused of sexual she·
nanigans. But l'm told that this sort of naughtiness
occurs in Texas, too, so let's not dwell on that.
"Like the Al amo, you're still remembered. Folkl.
ask about you from 11me to time and I tell them
you're .happy down there, wherever there is. Just
this morning, Chill Bill Swanson wanted to know
how you're getting along, and said he misses you
at the chili cookoff competitions. He said you
could whip up a mean bowl of hot chili, Jim, and
hopes you'll be giving those rednecks a few
poin te rs.
''Our good friend and valued associate, Peg
McAJlstcr, h:is left the Daily Pilot after a stay of
only 28 year). She and Vic ~ere last seen bended
for a new life in Wyoming or Montana or some
llpacey place like tha1. l I.now it i n't Texas, and 1
sure hope it wasn't Idaho.
"Vick Knight keep!. a)king about you, and I ll;.11d
that -unlike )()me people I know -he llhould
drop you a letter addrcs)ed to Dox 90, Teague,
TX 75860. Another of our old comrades-in-arm),
Poul Salata, emceed a Heart A!.\Ociation lunch
the other day, but l won't tell you hi!. wbecracl.ll I
mean you've heard them all before. Many time).
"Well, I )CCm to be running our of space again,
!.O I'll clo!.e "'ith the s:i me word!. UllCd at your
recent dep:irturc: 'Please stay in touch, Jim and
Vid:i -and le t us know if you've found worl.."
Jerry Kobrin's column runs Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
RED RADISHES O R
GREEN ONIO NS
;~;:: ::; "'~ 4 $1
/ai.crna /""""""'1 for~~ C •
dips or cn..d11a ""'· l or
RUSSET POTATOES
Fa~ Ma,.,1 u /11""1W fur •ts
P.,-/«l ..,_u . ......, • SG41t; ~·or ""' 3 9¢ .,. ~ .,,, pef«.1 ~or
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PINEAPPLE
~~P·~frwsb/'°"' ''-'~ ftn.d wilb lb• jJa<rx of 3 9 ¢ tropical .rurub1rv ..red maa. winds •
I'*" """'"'°" _, fovll MUul.t or _, lb
1amub yourbo&lay b-·
DELI-KITCHEN
CRYSTAL'S CHEE.5E
SPREADS
n«N usly, «>ft .,-vr i·W. "-ra $ 399 •n 6rMI bor ~or u.Mll 11.1
JK>llllo "Wi"l't thp ...,_ or Mn.wt
"""'ftM u 12 oz.
FARMERS MARKET
HICKORY
SMOKED HAM
Uaf\ pll~ """' " ,.,...
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•rtd WO'~ }wJ • llMiU# $ 2 ~.
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FARMERS MARKET
SPINACH DIP ,,_. ,.._. "',,_ '*" ~ &bit
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Today
Housing in Costa
Mesa -MJ)Or Sandy Genis will
be part of a p;inel d1scus~t0n titled
"Housing in (())t.a Mesa" will be
featured when the Newport/Mesa
MRP Chapter 21 meets at 1 p.m
at the Costa Mesa Senior Center,
19th and Pomona Streets, Costa
Mesa . Mayor Genis will speak on
lhe City's efforti toward aHordal>h.•
housing, Block Grant Allotments,
and Single Room Occupancy
<SROJ For more 1nturrnation, call
546-7848.
Tuesday, Apr. 13
Movies and myths -.
.. The Movies as a Rellect1on of tht'
Ideal," 1s the theme of a free noon
program at the Community Room
of the Newport Centtr Library,
856 San Clemente Or., Ne, ... port
Beach. The program will examint'
movies as an extension of eJrly
m)'th), plays and rehg1ou~ themt-)
"Home of
Orange County's
BEST PRODUCE"
U.S. Economy -'obuo
Koh>.ima, .in a<h -or to !>olomon,
Inc. of Nt'\\ York v.111 spttak before
the ,..;t'v.port Foundation for Study
of Major Economic h u~. CO\lering
tht topic "U.S. Economy.
Structural and Poht1cal FIJM," at
7:30 a.m. 1n the QuarterP.ttk
~Room of th • Balboa Bay Club The
CO'>t, '~h1ch 1nclud~ brealr.f ast, 1s
S 18 for non-members S 11 for
members. For rese('.;at1om and
informal.Ion, call 644·43l1.
Oriental medic ine -Dr.
Ronaltl Bieler ..., tll pre'>ent a frt'e
lt'cturl' t1tlt:<l "Ont:ntal Medicine.
A Trend ut Here To Stay1 from 7
to 8 pm at 440 fJir Omt-, Suite
C Cv:.ta Mh.l Ca I 549-CJ9<J9.
Investme nt ideas -
OJ\ 1d Atmqu >l .. nd Douglas
\\ebh, investment .1d\.1'>0r> \\1th
Crowell. \\'et>don Jnd Co will
pre~nl a v.urluhop t11led, Alter-
natiH• ln\.t''>tment Idea) lo C 0 's."
al j 30 p m 1n the Lol.JIJ, Confer·
ence Room of 800 "t'•\ port
Center Dmt.' For rt''>t'f\at1om c.stl
644-1890
Assertive Parenting A
work~ that teaches p.lrtnb
how to lay down the law v..hen
they misbt'h.lve and support them
when they beh.l'e will ~
presented from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m
at the N~port Harbor Coun1.eling
Centt-r, 2900 Bn>lOt St • Suite
206J. Costa Mesa. Tu1t1on is S,25
for one parent. S2S per couple.
Call 545·2050
Wednesday, Apr. 14
After School Book Club
-M.mncr> Branch Library 1s
recru1t1ng ~c.ond through
tiith-gradws for \b After xhool
Boo!.; Ctul.>1 \.\h1 ch "'II mel't on
Wt.'<Jne)(.ia~~ through M,1y 19. tn
tht-Choldrt'n's !.t'ct1on OI the
library, at ·2005 0 01 .. er Or .•
l'•\µort Beach for 1ntormat1orf.
call 644-3187
Young Republicans .
Should -...e ha"e gars 1n the m1l1-
tary l" \.\Ill be the topic of dir.cus·
>•On at the regular meeting ol t~e
OrJngtc' County Young Republ1·
tans to bt' held at ., p m at the
\\ C>t1n Hotel at Sou1h Coast Pl,ua
SEAFOOD • MEATS
Farmers Market
at A trium Court
FASHION ISLA D
HOLIDAY HOURS
OPE DAILY 8:00AM -9:00PM
OPEN EASTER SUNDAY APRIL 11
8:00AM • 2:00PM ,----------, C O UPON
: FRESH SQUEEZED :
I ORANGE JUICE I
: $ 99 :
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10-14 lb SIU Tmdlr, leaPt tMcrWy IS
always 11 /{.ll0"'4 l/olN0~ °""" rotJJi.d
tNd11101WUy or"' u,, ban.qw.
Caifo"ua sty¥
U DA CHOICE
LEG OF LAMB
\Ff 14S4r Slnel/y f rab A~
"'""' 'Tba. °"""' r1IQdy cua. MiboZ. or b"'f. or• sm u..borvlas and
splrfulidly J1at.or'ful s.n... WIUb
'"'"' J•Uy or try an 11fP14 cbum.y
for a dla"IJ• ·
FRESH SALMON FILLETS
fa.JI bo• "' Iba. Slnltl'fll ~
'""" rau.J ~ """"°" """ yc>M'U u. t.kor bnl/wm.J color
and fi"" lclclur• /orflllb .,_
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ALASKAN SNOW
CRAB LEGS
7l>cu 01d, -~ crab ,.s ""'" .my•
lf'tMI bl OC'C41S'IOft °" _,,,, ~""'
a M/igbtfwl BISW "'"~
JUMBO BLACK
'11GER SHRIMP
'Tb.ult/ 1si.n(16-20cu/"'"'" rwt.UiJ
lhn"'IJ Nl.• ,,_,.-.,.._,'*'-"" "~'
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399 -
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M Monday. April 12. 1913
Bu In e •
Bu9'nMe Edltot T~ Cox. 642-'321, ext. 371
WHO ······················-···"'··························· Robert Askew, a 70'-yea;-old
Huntington Beach resident who
is co-owner of Costa ·
Mesa-based Euro Crem
Products. A na1ive of Missouri,
Askew worked previously in
construction, as an oil-field
worker, in au1omotive
manufacturing and in electronics
maintenance. He aJso served in -
1he military during World War
11 and tbe Korean War. He
moved to Southern California in
1955 and slarted his own
automotive detailing busines~ in
1975.
WHAT
Askew invented the new Euro
Crem car wax, which he then
called Mirror Shine, while working in the
detailing business. He said Euro Crem is
~licker than convc:utional wax. is easy to
apply and remove, can be used under 1he
hot sun or in the shade and provides a
long-lasting shine_. The company's detailing
kits -which incru de cleaning solutio n, a
polishing cloth, a wax applicator and enough
of 1he liquid Euro Crem for five or six cars ·
-retail fo r $49.95. Euro Crcm wax jobs arc
guaran1eed to las1 for two years. "We
couldn't guarantee ii any longer, or we
wouldn't have any sales," Askew expla ined.
"It shines ju!,t like a mirror. You can shave
in ii:• The "ax can be used on cars, trucks;
mobile homes, boars, glass, appliances and
bathroom fixtyres. among Qt})er t"ings. "You
name it, it will work on it,'' Askew said. "But
you can't use it on floors. It's too slick."
WHEN
Askew began developing the Euro Crem
formula in 1975. By abo_u t 10 years ago, ~e
was selling the product m bul'f to other
derailing businesses. Two years ago, he and a
neighbor, marketing ve1eran Richard
-.Carsicnsen, fou nded Euro Crem. They began
marketing the product 10 1hc public last fall.
WHERE
Carslensen advertises Euro Crem in
national maga zines, such as car-collec1or
publications, and he and Askew plan to
begin broadcasting infomercials in about six
weeks. Euro Crem takes customer orders on
. a toll-free line at its headquarters, at 720
Paularino Avenue, suite 204, in Costa Mesa.
A contract m:inufacturcr in San Diego
lllW .
CoUDty makes Euro Crcm to
~·specifications.
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Askew said be began
dcvelopiQa bis car wax because
of his own difficulties using
standard waxes. "I put some
Turtle Wax on a mobile home
and I couldn't get it off," he
recaJled. Asked why he came
out of retirement to go into
business for himself, he said: "I
just did, I guess. It needed to be
on the market." He said he
went into partnership with
Carstensen because he needed
someone with marketing
expertise and a partner who
could help raise the $500,000
needed to launch Euro Crcm.
Carstensen said the company is in itS
infancy, sales-wise, but Euro Crem has
gotten rave reviews from those customers
who have tried the product. He said he's
projecting $1.5 million in sales in 1993, about
$3 million next year and about $6 million in
1995. "We'll do more as it becomes more
known," he said. "Most of .our sales will
come from word of mou\b/'
"I wish I'd have done it 50 years ago
ins tead of working for somebody 'else,"
Askew said. "But 50 years ago, I didn't have
the wax." ·
-By Tony Coi, pboto by Marc M•rtin
-~ad ideas for Ibis future to Tony Cox.
JJO W. S.y St., Co$U Mesa, 9¥27.
.
Up the Ladder
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Newporl Be:ach rc,idenl Gary Atau1ron1 hos been promoted ;o
senior vice prc~ident in ch:arge of region:il offices f~r Robert Be n,
William Fro)l & Associates. Armstrong has been with the
Irvine-based engineering firm since 1989, and last year, he helped
expand lhe firm's San Diego outfit. ,,.
Pltast send ,·our Up tbt Laddtr •aaounttnHDll •lld pktrua
Tbe Dally Pilot's business td/lor, Tony Cox, •I 330 W. liar Sl..
Costa Mesa, 91627.
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• Expert bf1ck. block. stone. ttle.
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• Can recommend quality
designers Kon creates new
real estate service
Newport Beach-based Koll
Manaeement Services Inc. has
created a new advisory and
consulting service for corporate
real estate clients.
The new service, called Koll
Corporate Alliance Group, will
offe r such services as sirategic
planning, portfolio management,
facili ty data mana~ement,
relocation consulting, and
acquisition, disposition and
consolidation analysis.
Koll hired Harold Street,
prcsiden1 of the Street Co. and
fo rme rly a seni6r executive with
r he Koll Co .• as president of the
new firm and chairman of its
advisory board.
Koll Management hired several
other key executives for the new
service, including Chris Sausser,
Craig Morris and Mike Russell, all
form erly wath Grubb & Ellis
Commercial Real Estate Services.
Two cu rrent Koll Managemenl
executives, Jim Dorsey and Jose ph
Franks, will help manage Koll
Corporate AJliance Group and
retain their positions with th e
parent company.
The new company has already
obtained exclusive rights to
LASER software, a popular real
estate administration program. . 0
The Newport Harbor Atta
Chamber ot Commerce will
recognize the following individuals
fo r volunteer service with 1993
~ilvcr Anchor Awards: Ellen
Wilcox. Ann Crane. Marie-France
Lefebvre, Tom Evans and
LaOonna Kienitz.
0
Judy Johnson, formerly of
Thomas Wilek Associates in
Irvine, has formed a new Costa
Mesa public relations firm called
Sterllne CommWllcatlons.
The c.ompany offers full-service
public relations and emphas~es
public-policy ·communications.
Initial clien ts include Alaska
Airlines and Taylor Woodrow
Construction.
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Roc:kwe11· 1nttrnallonal Corp.'•
Newport Beach-based Digital
Communications Division has
entered the di~ital cellular market
with introduction of a new radio
module desiined to provid~ a
complete baseband l)'Stem for
dual·mode cellular phones.
Samples of the new product arc
scheduled to be available in May,
and volume produclion is slated to
beain in Auaus1.
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class ified ad?
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classified advertising
at 642-5678.
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WEBSTER-BAILEY
Carol Webster nnd Noah
Bailey, both of Ne~rt
Beach, wiJI be married July
3 on board the yacht
Rapture in Newport Harbor.
Their enaagement has been
announced by her parents,
Oaty and Fran Webster of
Balboa Island. He is the son
of Hele n Johnson and
Robert Bailey, both of
Cypress.
The bride-elect is a
graduate of Corona dcl Mar
High School and UGI. He r
nance is a graduate of
Edison High School and
Coutline College, both in
Huntington Beach.
YANK-CAUGHEY
Arnold and Esther Yank
of Newport Beach have
announced the engagement
of their daughter, Melissa
Hope, to James Gregory
Caughey of Murrieta, ·
fo rmerly of Huntington
Harbour. He is the son of
Benjamin Caughey of
Ventura and the late
Patricia Caughey ~ton,
who was a resident of Cocoa
Beach, Fla.
The couple are graduates
of San Diego State
University. She is also a
alumna of Corona del Mar
High School and he was
graduated from Marina
High School in Hunungton
Beach.
A July wedding is planned
at the Center Club.
K.RASEL-\'AS KO
The engagement of :J
Victoria Anne Kra!.el a~
John Yasko Ill, both of
Newport Beach, has been
announced by her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory
William Krase!, also of
Newport Beach. He is the
son of John Yasko Jr. of
Johnstown, Penna. and
Christi Baker of San Juan
Capistrano. A June 26
wedding is planned in St.
Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Newport Beach.
The bride-elect is a
graduate of Newport Harbor
High School and UC Irvine.
Her fiance was graduated
from Woodbridge High
School in Irvine and the
University of Southern
California.
CUNNING HAM-KR USIC
Sabrina Cunningham of
Balboa bland and Peter A.
Krusic arc planning a
March, 1994 wedding in the
Community Church
Congregational in Corona
del Mar. Their engagement
was announced by her
parents, Robert and Lynn
CUnningham of Balboa
JsJand. He is the son of Mrs.
Myra Krusic of San Gabriel.
The bride-elect is a
graduate of Corona dcl Mar
High School and Orange
Coast College. Her fiance
u graduated from San
abricl High School and
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Society
Society Editor B.W. Cook, 642~21
Fast-paced social scene doesn't take a holiday
11 oping the Holy Weck of
Easter was happy and
healthy for all Pilot readers.
Now, a few highlights of the
busy holiday week ... Guests of
Center 500, a support group of the
Orange County Performing Arts
• Center, were
l .W.
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Society
Editor
treated to a
behind-the·scenes
look at theatrical
set and costume
design. A lecture,
given by Mr.
Dwight Richard
Odle, resident
set designer for
South Coast
Repertory
Theatre, took the
attentive listeners
from concept to
creation of the
.-.-.... .--.. stage set.
Another dynamic speaker
captivated her audience at the
fashionable Balboa Bay Oub when
the Newport Beach Christian
Women 's Club hosted author Lee
Ezell at a recent lunch and Cashion
show.
Children's Hospital of Orange ·
County had a luncheon of their
own dedicating the front entrance
to the hospital with a time capsule
pl:icement ceremony. The event
featured the unveiling of the new
brick walkway appropri:itely
named, "Pave the Way." In
another event for the hospital, the
Guilds of CHOC held their
thiny-first annual benefit, called
"Under the Big Top" to a sold out
ballroom at the Anaheim Marriott.
.Chairperson Jean Hamann with
fellow board members, Dana
Davis, Anne Neish and Helen
Wardner hosted the suc~essful
day-long affair that began wit h a
fashion show luncheon for the
ladies and ended with a couple
black tic dinner dance to the big
band sounds off rank Amos .
Newport's golfing ladies headed
for the greens at Los Coyotes
Country Club in Buena Park. The
Mazda Golf Clinic fo r Executive
How to s ubmit nuptial news
The Daily Pilot welcomes the chance to share the news of
your engagement or wedding with our readers.
Pick up engagement or wedding forms in our lobby at 330
W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, or send a self-addressed stamped
envelope to the Wedding Department, The Pilot, P.O . Box
1560, Costa Mesa, 92626.
Photos of the couple or of the bride only may be submitted
with the finished form.
Black and wh ite photos reproduce best, but you may submit
sharply-focused color photos for approval.
Write yo ur name on the back of the photo. Ii you want your
photo returned, please include a stamped, addressed mailing
envelope.
Engagements and weddings are published on a sf.ace .
available basis. For more information, call 642-432 , extension
350.
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Rich the produce man.
Women featured former network
TV anchor Kathleen Sullivan
speliking to participants about the
benefit of combirfing golf und
·business. Now that's equality of
the sexes! LPGA tour pros Patty
Sheehan and Shelley Hamlin on
hand to coach the ladies on the
links.
Costa Mesa's famed California
Scenario Sculpture Gardens was
the siic for the recent Waterman's
Ball, raising money fo r protection
of the nation's oceans. The event,
supported by over 600 people
involved in various industries
rel:ned to the .beach lifestyle
rai ed S50,000, according to party
chairperson Randy Hild.
Sponso red by SIMA (Surf Industry
Manufactu rers Association),
monies raised will be awarded to
na11onally prominent
environmental groups including
the Orange County Marine
lns1i1utc, The SurTnder
Foundation, and the American
Oceans Campaign.
On the art scene, a reception
"as held last week at the Le
Meridien Hotel displaying the
formidable pai ntings of area art ist
Maria del Carmen Calvo. And, the
Arts Academy of Orange Count)
announced their upcoming
ARTSFEST '93 to be held May
Isl al Newport Beach. The da} of
art, music and Cun 1s organized to
benefit the center, presently
raising funds for a new
5800 East 2nd $tnet .
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One of a ~nd, homemade, lip smacking barbecue sauce.
Open Easter Sunday.
Table side magic one night a week. (Naples -Wed., Newport· Sun.)
The owners are all under 5~" ta11 -
Barbecued Spagheffi (when it doesn~ slip through the gri ll).
Buckets of Baby Back pjbs for aoout $20.
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family·oncntcd art) communit)
center in Costa Me,a.
Goodv.111 lndumie .. of Orange
County proudly !>pon~rcd their
annual "Pu111n' on the R11z ' event
111, whe re ebc, but Hans Prager's
Ratz in Ne"port. Gucm brought
bags full of clothing to the vent.
exchanging the garment) for J
rafOe ticket Aero) IO"n, Bo
Qerek didn't bring a bag of ,
do1h1ng, JU~I her bathing )Utt from
the movie "10", prcsc'nung the
garment 10 Planet HOll)'\\ood tn
an e"en1ng cclebra11on l:bt "'eek.
No doubt the new Bo Derek booth
wall be a popular auraction'
Over 200 members. past and
present, g.:uhered for a reun1un
The 552 Club date) back to 1966.
and the party honored the
hospital's recent 40th birthday ..
Debutantes. take note, Barbara
Anderson and Dina Von Burger of
Nev.port Beach arc the local '
)pon~rs !or the Imperial Austrtan
Hou~part1es Tour for the summer
of ·93 This year's Austnan tour
v.11l 1nclude a luncheon at the City
I fall of Vienna with the Lord
Mayor, performances at the State
Opcr,a. and the Volksopera, a visit ·
to the Spanish Riding 'School. a
Danube cruise to medieval
Duern>te1n, a feccptaon at
Emperor Franz Joseph's Hunting
Lodge, 'ho>ted by his grandson,
Archdul.e Markus von Hapsburg.
and the llSI goes on. Who said
debs don't have more fun ... The
Ne,.,.port·Mesa social climate is
de!anttely hot!
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Volunteet training sessions ror pJ~tal
aides are coming up t000. VoluntttrS are
needed by the Exch•nge Club Child Abuse
Prevention Center to help ram1lle1 where
an incldenr or child abuse hill$ been re-
ported and a referral made by the coonry.
P111~1 aides worl. with an "at risk" family
for ~ ~.u, bu11d1ng a trusting relation·
ship whoeh subsequently enable-$ the par·
ent aide to te.ich the-fom1ly parenting.
communication skills and problem solving
lechniques. Inquire about sped.ii training
~ions. The center also needs volunteers
to work with families ol high us!. children
who are v1ct1ms of parental drug ~1C·
lion. Volunteen with a badground 1n the
medical tield are preferred. For 1nforma·
tion on either program, call 722· 1107.
Fairview IJevelopmmltal Center
The Fa1rv1ew Qe\.elopmental Center in
Costa Me$.1 needs volunteers to aid 1n the
clusroom, worl.shops, leisure programs,
taking residents to classes or a walk, secre·
tarial, grounds~eeping. and stafting the
clothing st0<e. They also accept donations
1n furniture and clothing any others wel-
come. f0< more information, call Couie
Rausch at 957-5188
RSH Hlrllor Area, Inc.
Friends in Service to Humanity (FISH)
oilers emergency assistance to those in
need and provides the Mobile Meals pro-
gram. For Mobtle Meals, volunteers are
needed to dnve. which includes picking
up food at Hoag Memorial Hospital and
dropping it otf for eight shut-in individuals
or coupfes, usually efderly, Monday·Enday
1n the Newport and Costa Mesa area It
wkes about 11/1 hours a day and ~olun·
teers are "elcome to perfOfm duties once
a month or more, or merely substitute on
..... ........ Inc.
Volunteers are n~ to aid physfc.)lly
ch.lllenged ~ults who mett m0nthty ror
educ.ltional, entert.i1nment lnd socw pur·
J>C»CS· Able·boditod \Olunteers are alwa)'>
needed to help with t'.lting. pet10NI
nel'ds and movi ng ~heclch.111~ at meetings
and outi"gs. for inr0<matioll, c.ill Anne
Hogan·Shert'>he\~Y at 646-2170 or Dof.
othy White .JI 965· 11 76
Hit COmectlon
The Hat Connection I~ a women's ph1I·
anthropic ei(len~1on of the ChJmber of
Commerce '"h1ch sen.es the communities
of Costa M~ an Newport BcJch. While
al)() sh.mng lead), informauon, resources
and ei.perience in regard 10 bu~iness, the
woup is involved in ch,Jfltable efforts. For
information, call K.Jy Walburger at 650·
2144.
Herttage Houle Audllry
Volunteer are need4?<1 for an au1<1l1ary
support group being formed by Heritage
House, a non-profit substance oibuse re·
co"ery home for preg~nt and parenting
"'-omen and their child.-0 in Costa Mesa.
Volunteers are needed 10 raise funds for
house needs. provide holiday parties (0<
the children and to offer love and support
to young mothers. BJby Step Inn Is a pro·
gram of the Southeast Council on Alcohol· .
ism and Drug Problems. He11tage House
ollers a s1A·m<>nth pr<>sram of rec~ry
counseling. parenting sl.ills claS>es, alcohoV
drug education and mommy-baby acti\'i·
ties. For more 1nforma11on, call 646·2271.
High Hopes Head Injury Program
IMIC...CI rn•
The ICidl Cancer ConMdlon ii an orp·
niabon dedia~ to ~ needs ol ~fd
children with cancer, and deals with dwit
emotional, educ.ili~I and flnanci.I n~. The group's prinwy (und-raitef Is
throuih the sale of holiday Wffti~·n cards the 111Tn1cted children ~ve desi1m • Vol-
untttrs are needed to help wi sales at
fest1v11ls, ~p meets and othet events.
Volunie.n are also needed for defal du-
ties 1n the organization, ornce. for informa-
tion, a ll Peggy Young at 851 -777'4.
MlrCb •• Dlmn
The M.lrch of Dimes office in Costa
Mes.'! needs volunteers for fund-roiising
comm1tttt1 (planning events, solicitin&-
j\octdS and services), speaking opportum·
lies lin high schools on the dangers of
drug use Cluring pregnancy and on teen
pregnancy, geneticsf, oc:asiooal office
WOfk and help with bulk mailings. F0< In -
formation. all 631 -8700.
Newport-Cati Miii YMCA
The Newport-Costa Mesa YMCA needs a
varie!Y o( ~eneral volunteer help, including
the administrative clerial volunteers, gen-
eral maintenance. landSC.Jping, youth
sport coache-s and lireguards Cspecnl certi·
ficalion requiredl. For information or ap·
plications, call, the YMCA at 642-9990.
Open to Recovery
Open to Recovery is a non-protit orga-
niz.ltion that will serve u a professional
placement agency for recovering alcohol· 1cs and other drug users. Volunteers are
needed to set·up. clean-up and offer derl·
cal support for the upcoming "Town
Meeting" Sept. 2 at the Costa Mesa Com-
munity Center. For information on the
meeting or on other volunteer opportuni-
ties, call Manny at 72 2-7133.
pott ~ for ~1 P~ir.c, has • wide r~ ol ICtMtieS for -.dunteen rrom i.-~ anct stuffing ~ eo st111mna
the opeq shop, to being docents who pr~
p1re children at ~ Ca..st schools for ~t they will 1ee In an opera. for inror-
FNtion, all 54-0PEAA (546-7372). The
guild all~nce features 20 guilds which
range from bridte and tennis to 0<ganlz1ng
the Opera ~II. the group's premier sow1l
~nt. Thete 1s also an e.wtensi\~ education
and community outr~ program
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The Interfaith Shelter 1s the IJrgest fJm-
iJy shelter in the county, 1iou,1ng. fttd1ng
and counseling 20 families d.:11ly. It needs
people to WOflt with children for the story
hou;, to take the childrtn on field trips.
phone help (or Incoming calls on three.
hour shifts and those with special skills to
teach a 1·2·hour.ctinic or workU!op. Spe·
cialized skills '°' clinics on writing °' bud· geting can be vast help. 1 he shelter also
needs people to run a canned-food d11ve
one time or on an on-going basii.. The
group always needs dispos;ible diapers.
For information call Sandee or Leal at
631 ·7213. •
or.. CMly COnlulltY .,..._CUICI
Volunteers are needed to work in the
food bank, distribute food to focld centers
and churches ror the poor, sort and cat-
egorize donated goods, stock shelves and
repackage bo11es. A.lso, there is a need for
derical support during regular business
hours and assistants for fund-ra ising activ1·
ties. For information, all 540·9293.
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CblmlleP Orcbntrl
<Athy Criesmeyet at ~9-2423.
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The Or~ County Fair and Expoiit1on
Center In COila Mesa needs \/Oluntttn to
conduct Centennlil Farm tours for ~
children ~nging in age from 5·8 ye;irs old.
Volunteers will be trained as docents by
the fairgrounds suff. Tour guide1 .ire
nttded T ues<fays through Fridays through
M.Jy 28. Two one·hour tours are offered
on t~ days at 9 a.m. and 11 a m .. Jnd
docents can volunteer from one 10 four
dJys a week. The rarm IS a rtpllGI ol a
"°'king f.irm where children learn about
pigs, chicl.ens, shttp, pits, rabbits and
crops. For 1nformatl0n, call 751-3247 ;1nd
ask for Lynda Conway at extension 28 or
Michelle McKnight al e11tenslon 78.
The Orange County Homeless Task
Force Is recruitil'g .volunteers for the In·
terfa1th Council Netwol'k to work one-on·
one with homeless adults in the prograp
on ba.sic life skills. Volunteers need 10
commit to at least three hours per Wttk in
the evenings at local congregations
throughout Orallge County, for additional
Information, call Valerie Griffin at 263·
1774,
DrlllllWOOd .....
The Orangewood Boutique 1n C0<ona
del Mar, an upscale resale boutique which
benefits the Orangewood Ch idren's
Home, Is In need of volunt~rs to assist
the boutique staff with retail sales. The
Orangewood Children's Home is Orange
County's emergency shelter (Of abused
and neglected -children. for information.
call Pat Stacy at 760-6640.
Plllalrlc CSll'
Re..-c11F1•f1dll
PCRF raises monev to support pediatric
ancer re~arch laboraiory at the ~ii·
dren's Hospital or Orange. Need ~un·
teers to work on rund·r•isers sud1 as the
golf tournament in the spring. charity auc·
!Jon 1n November, holiday urd progtam
1n December. The urd prog·•m requires
volunteers all year. long to 5todc stcns,
work booths at cr~ft boutiques •nd wott
at satellite office in <!osta Mesa packagina
ards, filling ordtrs and cle(lc.il WO<k. The
c.trds are deSigned by children with can-
cer. Coif tournament requires peopW to
work as support for tourn.imenl ~icy
auction requires people to percure gilts
and WOfk d11y ol the event. For lnforma·
tion on any of these programs, all E.KKU·
tive DlrKtO< Susan Reid the main office at
532·8692.
PNndcl DIY lclllll
The Prentice day School is a (state ac·
credited) co-eduational day school dedi·
ated to seNing needs of children "'1th
Spe-c1f1c Language D1s.ibilitiesl0yslexia.
Voluntttrs are needed •n many ;1reas, in·
eluding fond ra1SJng committttS. l1br1ry
aides ;ind olfice wpport. For more infor·
mation, call Amy Mitchell •I 650-1115.
a light basis Emergency assistance 1nvol~es
delivering food to families who are al rist..
o( going hungry once a month or more
The IWO·hour trip invohes food pick-up
and delivery to five families on Monday
through Frtday from 10:30 am ·2 pm. or
Saturdays twice a month between 9· 11
The High Hopes Head ln1ury Program's
Rea Cemer 1n Co)ta Mesa, a non-protit
nation·'i\1de organ1za11on serving the needs
uf head·iniured adults and their families,
provides a rehabilitation progr Jm for·
adults, 18 years old and o~er. from 9
a m.·3 pm Monda)'· Ttiursday. Volunteers
.ire needed to ass1i.t our students in phn1·
Opera Paclftc
The Opera Pacific Guild Alliance, 11 sup-
The Orange County chamber Orchestra
needs volunteers to help sell tickets, Staff .soc!al affairs, work the oflice and wi1h·-.-----------------------------
ma1lmg parties for more infOfmJtton, cJll
a m. Focld·packers are needed from 8:30
a m.-2:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday
for two-hour sh1h.s Volunteers ma) \\Of!.
as little or much as desired People are ·
also needed 10 stat( the main oftice, an-
swer phones for those in need and trans·
port shut-ins to doctor's a.ppointments
upon need. For more informa11on, call
Debby O'Connor .it 645-8050.
cal, cogn1ti\e and \OCallonal retrJ1ning As fiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil part o( the program students go to the
1'.0mmun1ty pool and fitness center. Volun· ..ii.. .. ~ ~ S ~ ,~"')
leers can give one on-one assistance al all ,,,»-. . \Y1 ~ r """\i ~
fJcili11es, or give time on Fridays and Sat· ,. • N'\' ft"lllA..nftl'..nn8-l ,\.'\\ \V
urdays for monthly e,.cursions to mu~ ~;, II IWft-uul. _UUG_ ·{~-.~
ums, ballga~. p1cmcs. etc. Work as ~~· A .(~~~ateSJ!~
much or little as dc~wed, and all 11ges are ~"-i ~ esaw 1!l5oO '1lr'IE ~ m6Z /
welcome. For more information, call Dee '\'. A~
Keenum or Joey fern.indez ar 656-7458. • ~~ ~':;-.1111183 Ull:JIA f llUIM8S /
lnterfaltb Council ~ ~~~ ~ llW ~ ~
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The Friends of the COSl.1 Mesa Library, a t1ve in the local congregations to represent
support group for the library, needs volun-the council by serving on boards in the
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leers to run book S.lles and staff the book community and reporting back lo the In -,./) .:~~ Lnq n~ L ~I Q1 I :::M:l , .. , . "* \ \;
room at the library for selling of used terla1th Council. For informa11on, call 4-' "Y I\ I\ OA t""Cl ' ~$<"'
books and purchasing of new ones The Ii-r~C~a~rol~B~row~n~at~S~4~8~·~32~8~3~.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ:::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::J br;iry 1n ~neral an use \Olunteers with
cleriC.11 skills and those with a willingness
or the knowledge to help run children's
craft programs. Drivers are needed to help
with the books to the homebound pro-
gram Also, those interested 1rt volut"teer-
mg to help administer the entire Friends
program are needed. Hours .ire Oe111ble,
including evenings and weekends For in-
formation, call the library at 646-8845.
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LoCai Business & Other Authorities Take a~ Look At
1Monday, Aptl 12, 1113 AT
Parents urged to protect child.ren from • • • iron
T o add to California's long Centers for 1991 show nine
list"of problems, the state pediJtric deaths from iron
leads the notion in pediatric ingestion across the nation; 55.5
deaths from acute iron RO~ning. percent of them occurred in·
Accidental ingestion of i~on, California.
caps and labeled 1n Englt~h and
.... Span1'>h, health professionals
speculate that p.:irent:. ~re not
replacing the cap~ t1ghtl¥ enough
or are not putting them back on
which is fauna in many These children died from iron
O\er-thc-counter multivitamins, poisoning after eating too many of
prenatal tablets and liquid and the colorlul, sugar-roatea
the containers at all
While children can be poisoned bh 5,, allo"' ing 1u..u.a few of the)e • p1 Is. mo'>t fatal iron po1'>0ning)
,1m.ohe overdoses of large .
pill-type mineral-supplements, ir -medtcattonntrac are intended to
the leading cause of childhood • make people healthy. Why do
poisoning deaths in the United children eat iron tablets? They
States, accordiAg to Poison Center taste ~. The tablets are made
officials. palataole by the candy coating
In 1992, of the 468 pharmaceutical companies use to
iron-related ~posures managed cover the bitter taste of iron.
by the Regional Poison Center at "Mo:.t families with children
UCI Medical Center, which serves have some form of iron
Orange, Riverside, $Jn preparations in their homes," sa~s
Bernardino, Inyo and Mono Dr. Philip Edelman, medical
counties, 423 causes ifJ>!olved director of the Regional Poi?On
children under six years of age. Center and chief of toxicology
Within the service area of the ;;ervices for UCI Medical Center.
Regional Poison Center, six "Although they have high
children, under the .ige of six quantities of iron (sometimes
years, died from iron poisoning 1n 1dent1ficd as ferrous sulfate,
1992. Four of these deaths ferrous gluconate or ferrous
occurred at LomJ Linda furmarate), such medications arc
Uni~rsity Medical Center. • sJic 1i they Jre administered 1n
In 1991 , Cal1forniJ regional normal or prc)cribcd doses. The
poi:.on centers reported more prenatal vitamins an expectant
thJn 2,200. iron poisonings of mother takes are not harmful to
children under six >ears old. Of her Ictus. But le1c unattended or
the n .. e fatal pediatric ca~:.. threl' 1n reach of small children, such
"ere within the fi"e-county preparations po:.e a great hazard
SC"-ice area of the Regional to curious toddlers , .. no thin!.. they
Poison Center. · are candies."
F.1gures from the American • Although the products are .
Association of Poison Control bottled with chtld-re:.1stant satet~
numbers o( tablets. Oiten. after a
child has accider1tJlly eaten onl>
a few tablets. parents don't call '
the ~ison center in time Or ther
don t bring the child to a hospital
until se"eral hours after 1nge:>t1on
or until the child becomes 'cry
sick
I n the pa:.t t\'-O ~car:., '"e h.:i .. e
begin seeing deaths on J
regular basis," says Dr. D.:iv1d \.Jn
Stralon of the Pediatric lntcn!tl\l'
Care Unit at Loma Linda
Un11,l'r)1ty Med1c.:il Cent<.>r
·Children. bt.?t\'.een 12 to 21
month!>, h.:i'e tragically fa\ort·d
prt·nJtJI and lerrou) :>ult.He
tJbleG"
.\ccord1ng to vJn Stralon, tht·
'>\ mptonh 01 acute tron po1son1ng.
"h1ch include stomach pain,
\Om ting, diarrhea. !ilel'p1ne:.:. and
)heel\, usuall\-occur w1th1n 30
m1nut~ to t\\O hours c.lllt·r a child
ingests too many ot th1:se t.:iblct:;.
Iron poisoning can be dcce1\ ns
in thJt there can be an app.:ircnt
period 01 rl'CO\.l'ry prior to thl•
tinal stagb ot to>.ic1tr. w1~h a
gradual wor~ning of symptoms
fron tox1c1tr produces a corro)I\ c•
acuon on the ga)trointest1nal
tract, rCllult1ng In nausea and
\.Omiting, diarrhea, low blood
pre)sure and shock from fluid
lo:.:., failure of major organ
'>):.terns, including the kidney'>
and li1,er, re)piratory diSlress.
coma and death.
"II a parent suspects a child ha)
eaten iron tablets, phone the
regional poison center
·~mmed1atel> at 600.-544-4404, ur
call 911, or your O\\n iamtl\-
physicia~." urges Ede1man. "l h1::.
call ma> )J\l' the life of a child "
Edelman and van Stralon
ad\1se· The public needs to be
aware uf the severity of the iron
po1)()n1ng s1tuat1on Parents must
take step) to pre\ent accidental
iron inge:,t1on. ~-~-
,,All m1:d1cines should be stored
in a safe, locked place. where
children can't reach them.
Purcha~ all med1011on'> with
child-resistant caps Make sure
you put the cap bad. on after
u~1ng medicines Don't throw old,
unu)Cd p1Hs into a wastebasket;
1lu'>h thL'm down the toilet.
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llEITAlllANT "Restaurants arc m:>re concerned witb
loss or business than remodeling costs,"
said Jackie Hanson, a dcsianer with
Hatch Design Group.
store or restaurant and &nd that busfnea
closed for constnactioa work.
From A1
or Back Bay's new wood Ooors, is being
done at oicht in the three weeks leading
up to the two-day closure. The remainder
of the job, such as installation of new
carpetinJ. some construction and painting
and ceihn& work, will be done during the
closure.
Hanson said that because the B:ick Bay
projccl did not rcqufre a lot of
time-consuming rcmodelina work in the
kitchen, it w:is possible to limit
Rosoff said he tried not only minimize
rcrnodclina·rclated inconveniences for tus
customers, but also to make them feel
involved in tho project. Serven wear pla.r·
tic hard hats, and cards are posted on
each table explaining that the restaurant
is being remodeled. When wallhangings
are taken down temporarily, yellow re·
modeling signs are posted in their place.
shut-down time to just .two days.
Rosoff acknowledges th at it may cost a
liulc more to have the work done on the
demanding schedule he required, but he
bcli~ves he'll more than mnkc up for any
possible added costs by staying open as
long as possible. Besides, he said,
because of the recession, Back Bay was
able to attract extremely competitive bids
for the project.
"It's good business sense to do it that
way," said Jan Roberts, a South Co:ist
Plaza spokeswoman.
Roberts added that other South Coast
Plaza tenants, such as the mall's Ralph
Lauren store, have rcmodcred with lilll~
or no down time. She said such projects
arc good for the mall because customers
get upset when they come to the
shopping cenier to go to n particular
Rosoff said business hllS not dropped
off during the remodeling work. In fact,
some customers arc comirtg in more
often out of curiosity, to sec whnt was
done since they last visited.
ARTIST
From A1
-Dressed in a worn shirt and paint-stained shoes,
the self-proclaimed philosopher smiles warmJy at his
little white dog and recalls how he was hired by a
prostitute in Amsterdam to paint her portrait. The
painting was to be a gift for her husband. She gave
Krone specific instructions about the limited amount
of nudity she wanted in the painting.
"She had real long hair -she was Indonesian
Dutch -so 1 put her hair in front of her and
covered her up," he says, temporarily transported
back to his days as a young painter on the streets of
Europe. "1 told her a joke that I knew would make
her laugh. Then I said, 'Where's the nearest
laundromat?' She looked out the window to think of
a pl~ce and she still had the smile on her face. Bang!
That was it!"
After years of painting as a street artist in New
York City's Times Square, Krone spent ci'ght years in
Europe where he says he made decent living as an
artist. He moved back to Santa Arta to take care of
his dying mother in the early 1980s. but has since
found it hard to support himself through art alone.
He buill and hand-crafted his artist's trailer about
"People feel involved," Rosoff said.
"It's exciting fo r them. We haven't
slacked off."
two years ago, but cannot afford the insurance
required by shopping centers to set up for business.
With some assistance from his trusty dog, Lana,
Krone works-nighrs-un security guard at n-n>ail boat
repair shop. He was married twice but never had any
children. He 5pcnds part of his days at his an studio
trailer on Old Newport Boulevard, and he.gets an
occasional odd job paintHig signs for local businesses.
But Krone is determined (O sell his trailer to finance
his move back to Europe where he dreaJnS of reviving
his life as an artist.
"l want to live ~n "J civilized country," Krone says,
half in jest.
Painted on the outside of his trailer, Krone
describes himself as: "Uncle Denny Krone, Explorer
Scout, Humorist, Poet, Philosopher, lnnovatdt,
Linguist, Pedant, Self-declared Ph.D., Happy Snappy
·Quipper."
-Krone maps out his future, surrounded by his
tranquil paintings that sit on wooden stands next to
the deserted street. Traffic is whizzing by farther
away, out on Newport Boulevard, headed toward the
freeway. He says he has few regrets.
"I would have planned things a little better -l
probably would have gone to art school," he say.s.
''But this way, I've got my own ideas."
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. • A strange thought oc·
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morning jog along Hunting·
ton Beach: The new curfew
says the beach closes at 10
p.m .. but what time does it
open? ...
Chinese Food For TI ought
•It's in that type of situa·
tion that you wish you had
your Honorary Sherifrs
badge ... "
•You know you're not
working out enough when
your jogging style resembles
that of President Clinton ...
•Speaking of President
Clinton, when he recently
promised S 1.6 billion to
Boris Yeltsin, did the Rus-
sian president get something
in writing? ...
• One of the benefits of
living in a democracy is that
citizens have the right lO
know how their tax dollars
arc being spent. With that
in mind, someone should be
.more specific about how
that SJ .6 billion will be ap·
propriated rather than tell·
ing us it will simply "further
the cause of democracy." ..
•Jay Leno said this, not
me: "At the recent summit,
Yeltsin reportedly di~closed
to Clinton that 'Socialism
didn't work.' Upon hearing
that , Clinton replied, 'Oh
no! There's goes my eco·
nom1c plan.' "
• No joke: The White
House has acknowledged
that 72 percent of its deficit
reduction package in 1994
will come Crom tax hikes,
while only 28 percent will
result from spending
CUtS •••
• Aside to Democrats:
Please read the previous
item again ...
• No way should that
Clintoll guy get an Honorary
Sherifrs badge ....
•
• Herc's a proposal: No
one is allowed to complain
abo\Jt Che $400,000 cnglish
tile at the new library any-
more provided no one
spends any more time trying
to explain it.
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Is it a deal? ...
•Let's hope no one is dis-
appointed if there aren't any
riots ... •
• Unfortunately, regard·
less of the outcome of the
Rodney Kinf trial, there
probably wil be some DI·
tempt at mayhem. This is
because riots have little to
do with social injustice, and
everYihing to do with crimi·
nals in search of opportunity
I
• Last week's column was
dedicated to Merle Hatle-
berg's Someone Cares Soup
Kitchen (S48·886l). This
was not to slight Share Our
Selves (642-3451).
These arc two areat oraa· -;
nizations that help people
here in our community.
Please help them any way
you can.
Thanks.
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Mustangs
pooldng tor
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~ Frosh-Soph basebalt-
team under Mike C.rowe
has Costa· Mesa hopeful.
W hile their varsity
counterparts have struggled
for victories this season,
lite Costa Mesa High frosh·soph
baseball team has enjoyed its own
measure of success.
~ the Easter break came to a
close and the Pacific Coast ~ague
wars were about to continue, the
younger Mustangs sport a 4.3
overall mark, 2·3 in the PCL
The team is being coached by
Mike Crowe, a 1987 graduate of
t ta Mesa: Crowe was a
ck:<>f·all·trades" type of player
ing his playing days with the af ustangs, having spent some time
at shorutop, in' the outfield and
e\len catching a
little bit,
replacing at one
time an injured
Brent Mayne.
"l think that
{playing various
positions) really
has helped me as
a coach," offered
Crowe, who was
the head of the
Mustangs' junior
varsity sq uad the
last three
seasons.
The highlight
of Costa Mesa's season thus far was
the performance of fre shman
pitcher Eric Hernandez in the PCL
opener against rival Estnncia.
Hernandez work~d the first six
innings without allowing a hit
against the Eagles before giving way
to reliever Matt BrQCsamle, who
completed the no-hitter by
recording the last three outs.
"It's the first no-hitter for the
school at least since I've been
co~ching here," said Cro'-'e.
''Hernandez throws strikes and he's
aot good movement on his fastball.
He doesn't strike out a lot of
people, but he does make it tough
to hit the ball hard."
In the no-hitter, the Eagles hit a ·
couple of b:ills hard, according to
Crowe, but they found leather.
"We lust were in the right place
at the right time; there were no
really outstanding defensive pl~ys in
the g:ime," said Cro"'e.
Costa Mesa ended with an 8-2
victory in that game, with the
Eagles scoring one run as· a resu lt
of an error and another after a
walk, with that runner e'entually
reaching third and scoring from
there on a passed ball.
Recently, the Costa Mesa
eball program disbanded the
JUnior varsity team. The move left
the frosh·soph with three more
~ayers, including sophomore
pitcher Darrell Porter.
"He looks like a good one," s:iid.
Crowe. "He threw one game against
1"rabuco Hills last week and had
five innings of shutout ball before
they started hitting him in the
si.xth."
Crowe pointed with pride to that
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Costa Mesa's Olivia OiCamilli
Mandly Section B
April 12, 1993
The Newport BeactVCosta Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Roeer Carlson .... 642-4330 ext.387
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Al/-8auth1rn California honors tar DiCamilli
~ CIF Southern Section's elite squad of 11
includes four-year Costa Mesa starlet.
By Barry Faulkner
Sl)OIU Wrut
C osta Mesa High senior Olivia DiCamilli.
who shared team MVP honors with 10
te:immates this season, earned a spot
alongside !.ligh tly more exclusive company as one
of 11 girls basketball players named to the All·
Southern Section team of players from all d1vi·
~ions.
1 DiCamilli, who led the Mu stangs to Southern Section and
Southern California Regional championships, before falling in
the state title game at the Oakland Colbeum Arena, was se·
lectcd by sports"Ariters representing the Amateur Athletic
Foundations's All-Southern California Doard of A1hletics.
A 5·10 forwa.rd bound for San Diego State, D1Camilli a'er·
aged 22.2 points. I 1 5 rebounds, and four a:.sim per game for
the Mustangs, who finished their most succes,ful eason c' er
a l 29·5.
DiCamilli, who averngcd 31 points and 14 rebounds in the
playoffs, was named Di-..1~1on Ill Pla)er of the Year and JOined
Morningside senior center Tina Thomp..on as the d1v1sion·lt
t\\O represent:Uil•es on the section's ultimate unit.
Brea Olinda junior Nicole Erick on and Cupimano Valle>
senior Angie White "'ere other Orange County representatl\Cs
on the team, which included Elena Adam!> (L)n'Aood). Erin
Alexander (Santa Ynez), Michelle Giordano (Buena). MJr1on
Jones {Thousand
Oaks), M1m1 McKin·
ney (Peninsula), Kim
Schielke (Palmdale)
and Ol)mpia Scott (St
Bernard). ·
OiCamill i, an All·
CIF performer all fou r
seasons at Mesa. ha(!
her No. 22 jersey re·
tired at the team\ recent award\ banquet. Her fou r·)ear scor·
ing total (2,220) gave her' school and d1:.tr1c1 career records.
and her list of honors include two PJc1fic Coast League M\ Ps.
t't\O PCL league 11tles, and two CIF Southern S~cJiOn crv"'n:..
D1Camilli will perform one final time as a prep. represent·
ang the South at the April 2~ Orange Cvunl) All-Star Game at
Orang~ Co:ist College
Sailors ·tune up
for Woodbridge
with the big
.boys at Arcadia
~ No medals for_l.J,ewport boys Saturday_,
but Tars are keeping it in perspective
By Richard Dunn
Sl>Ol\S Wntet
ARCADIA -Afler glan ing fur J
spl11 second at the bO}S shot put nng /
11 "ould\e been unden~t:ind.ible 1f ~
somebodv confu\ed this \\ith -a du:.il \:;
meet. . \,~ .... ~
On a bench. alter all. );.it not one.
but four :-.;e, ... port Harbor High cvmpet11or' ·
The Arcadia lmit;111onal. one of 1hc nalll'n\
most celebrated track and helJ mcctl> " re-.el"\ cJ
for the best inJl\11.foaJs tn 1he \\ e:.1 Co.l't But th::
chool "11 h weigh ts coach TOO) C1are 111 ga'e the
event an entirely different appear:i nce S:iturda~
n1gh1 before an esumateJ 2.000 fan, at 5.lher St.l·
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Sailors' Tina Bowman goes up and over the bar at 5·6 to claim second place at Arcadia. For her story, ee 82.
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record. going 54-feet. 3-anche • but he "a!. unJble \ll
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Ste'e Gonzale (51·10'•) .:ind J;.i) Dcrg·Han,"'n l5ll
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Bowman second at 5-8, but r. -from her dram 111.m:
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for a medal at Arcadia.
By Richard Dunn
Spoiis WIWtt
ARCADIA -(i Sophomore T ina
Bowman continued •
to clear the .S,foot-6 •
high Jump bar \\ith
relative ease, but
the heights he dream 01 \aulting
v.ere v.1tnc~ed up clo:.c .rnd per-
sonal Saturday night at the Arca·
dia ln\1Hat1onal
Bowman, fourth in the stole
meet last year for Ne'~ port Harbor
High after Jumping 5-6, finished
second in one of the nation's most
d1s1Jngu1shed high school trac(
and field meets by rea hing 5-6 on
her first try.
Th.ree other cleared 5-6, but.
needed extra attempts.
llut though Bowman ha n't
mi.sscd ot the S-6 elevation this
)e:tr, it's still quite a distance from
where she hopes 10 be.
"(The boyt.) start at 6·fcet,"
Bowman said with a r<ither discn·
chanted look o n her face .
Bowman, who missed on three
5-8 attempts, had a chance to
compete wi1h finest female high
jumper in the United States, Amy
Acuff of Calallen High in Corpus
Chmti, Texas, the oational record·
holder ut 6-3.
"When it wa at 5-10. her head
was still o"er the bar," Bowman
said of the UCLA-bound Acuff,
who \\On the C\ent at 5-10. "When
lt \\..lS at 5-f eet, she didn't jump ...
he tried to hurdle it. That's a lit·
tic intimidating, ''"hen you think
:lbout it. When you say he's the
national record-holder, 1 think ev-
el)on~ \\llS a little intimidated.
times now; the Pasadena Games
and the Trabuco Hills lnvi1ational
being the other two.
Misty May, another Newport
Harbor sophomore, did not reach
the Cinols, but had a bound of 5·4.
A standout vollcybnll player
with lower ~ack problems, May
has also cleared S-6 twice this sea·
son.
• "Evcry1hing we do is kind of
contagious," Bowman said. "If one
~ makes the bar, the other will."
Ne\\port's Misty May attempts s-6. May, who said conftden~ is perhap her biggesl obs1ade at
"I 1 5 lO b t I' -thi point, has mode S-8 her goal wan · , u ve got to ge t this year.
over 5-8, first. Our coaches nlwnys "Lat I I' b re · 1 f say that you won't get really high . e y, ve ecn 1 ~lllg a Ot o
(at this point in the eason), but in weights, an~ I haven t ~nd any
Clf they cxpectlt." pro~lcr:'s with my back since the
• bcgrnnrng of track eason," May
Oo\\man's personal best is 5-7, said. "I played volleyball w much
accomplished as a freshman in a this year that 1 tore some muscles
dual meet against Corona dcl Mar. fibe rs. But I have m f d3d'.s back ...
She has cleared 5-6 this year three it's really weird."
..Sailors experience life in the rocky lanes
ARCADIA -\\ho said (i
1r:ick and field Y.a~ a non· ,,.
contact )port? ~
Ne" port Harbor ll 1gh :.oph-~ •
omore AJron WJrJ "ould hke
a second opinion
rollO\\ 111g the 5JllOr.,· distance medley
relJ) SaturJJ) night at the acclu1mcd Arca-
d1::i ln1.1w11onal -before a rou!>ing 2,000
fari!:i at SJlter Stadium -Ward had drawn
blooJ on the in:.11.le half of his lower right
Jnklc
··somebod) !.piked me at the beginning of
lhe race," he :.aid. "It wasn't intentional, the
race ~a':> ju~t in total mayhem."
~e\' port I IMbor, with senior Sky Peterka
leaJ1ng off in the 1200 meters. follo'>'cd by
' LIGHTWEIGHTS:
From 61
game, )pec1f1cJlly the \\a) Me)a hung in the ·
game until the IJte inning'> !>Ill e Trabuco 1s
con!:iidercd the po"cr of the PCL. "And we
had to play three game~ that "'eek becau!:ic of
an earlier rainout, )0 that mJde it tough on our
p11ching," he said.
Broesamle, whose brother Joe i!i a m:un)tay
with the Costa Mesa 'arslly. is a "junkball"
pitcher who thro~s about 80 percent curves
and knuckJeballs, according to Crowe.
Ward (400), sophomore R)an Adams (800)
and senior Jared Overton (1600), hod barely
made the Arcadia qualif) ing standard. The
Sailors were listed 19th out of 20 schools.
Bul lhanks to some personal-best runs,
they finished ninth in 10, minutes, 33. I sec-
onds.
"It's more mc:ntal than physical," said
0\erton, who pulled the Sailors up one place
after. running a personal record ( 4:23.6) in a
four·l~1p dash. "If I didn't ha'e a mind, I'd
run fo)tc r."
Ward (52.4) and Adams (2:00.4) ;ibo ran
pcr:.onJI bests, \\htlc Pcttrka, a solid 3200
runner. fell like a fish out of water in the
1200 (3:17.0). . •
"I haven't even rJced a n11lc before, let
alone three laps," PcterkJ said. "I wasn't
the ball in play," said Cro"'e.
Mc!>a's other league victory wa) a 7-5
dec1:.1on over Laguna Beach. Hcrn:indez, ''°ho
IAaS the winn ing pitcher in that game a:. well,
had the big blow for Mesa, a three-run homer.
At the start of the seru.on. cent~r fielder
Ja!:ion Ola.ssman was inserted into the leadoff
_spot, but has since moved to the 3-spot.
"l lc 's the fastest guy on our team, and he's
got good power," said CrO\\e. "'At this leYcl, a
lot of the fields have no fences. and he'i.
capable of hitting the ball into the gap and
getting a home run. He had a homer in the
fatancia game."
ready for it. Getting around the track, l felt
like a pin ball at the beginning."
For Ward, who didn't re:i'tize he had a
small puncture in his lower ankle until two
minutes afte r the race, it was a rude awaken-
ing. •
"You just have to go for 'Mc, me, me,'
that's the way it is, it's doesn't matter," Ward
said. "I ran so hard at the en<! of the race, I
couldn't even see. I was just hoping th at I
was giving (the baton) to the right guy. I felt
like 1 was flying."
For Bim Barry, Newport Harbor dbtancc
coach, it was no surprise. 1
"Wh enever there are 20 guys on the track,
Lherc's going to be some contac t, especiaUy
when they all want the same part . of the
track," he said. -By Rith11rd Dunn
top of the order.
Freshman shortstop Seth Halverso n ls an
instrumental part of the Mu:.tangs' defense.
"He's just got tremendous instinct," aid
Crowe. "And he's a solid fielder Y.ith a great
glove and quick hands. He can make the hard
plays seem routine."
Third baseman Cory Quezada bau~ fifth in
the lineup and has produced some clutch hits
for Costa Mesa so far this season.
•· 1 n each of fhc three losses (in league),
we've been competitive to a point," said
From 81
Llnacnfeher won &he event at 63·
11 -were just happy 10 be there.
"1t•s prcuy elite t<> be in this
group," said Btrg·Hanscn, whose
farthest put &his year is 51·101/z.
Ralphs, an All-ClF Southern
Section Division JV defensive line·
man in football, topped his previ-
ous bes& or S4-0Y•, accomplished
at the Trabuco Hills lnvit:uional
April 3.
His initial effort was S2-5 ¥•,
then Ralphs. working in the sec-
ond fli&ht, took the lead in the
competition with a 53-8 heave. He
extended his lead on his third and
final throw. but a potent third
night or competkors eliminated R~lphs from the six-man finals.
He finished seventh overall.
"Even though I got a PR, I was
still disappointed because ·l
thought 1 w.ns going to get a bi~
throw tonight," said Ralph~.
whose bcM shot put last season
was 53-111/z, thrown at the M?s·
ters Meet.
"There were &hrce state champi-
ons out here, including one from
Wnshiogton (J ustin Strand) and
one Crom Arizona (Brian· Morris).
But to sec these other people
throw, it gets you mentally pre·
pared for what you have to do in
the future, and what you have to
look forward to.
''Right now , I'm in the best
shape I've been 1n, in a long time.
But stretching-wise, I'm having
problems wi th my technique. l'tn
having a problem with my exten-
sion, and I'm not getting a good
push off my right leg. But I'll get a
good throw on Thursday against
Woodbridge because we need to
beat them for (Sea View) league.
And we've even got a rifth guy.
Chris Vail."
Vail, a junior, has gone 46-7 this
GINA:
From 6 1
raising 142.5 kilogram' (31311:
pounds) in the snatch and clean
and jerk lift~. Her clean and jerk
\\as 176 pounds, her natch lift
was a personal-best 140 pounds.
Ca ra Heads, Gina's younger !>is·
ter, was second in th e five-girl, J 7-
and-under competition.
"(Newport Harbor "'eights
Jay Be rg·Hansen l~es a !>hbt.
year.
Gonzale), mca11,,l11lc, U\lllg1 a
spin move tor the fir\l 11mc lfll\
year, Y.cnt 51-10\4 on his :.ccond
hurl S.iturdJ) Bcr~·l IJn'en hit !0-
6Y4 on hh third allcmpt, "h1lc 1f1
reach-.:J 52·9~ un hi' .,ccond tu ~
"At !hi\ time IJ .. t )C.lr, I \\a\ 11l·
ting rn the :.lands "Jtching luny
Muncuso," ~:i1d Bcr~·ll.111\cn, c·
femng the SJ1lur ' st:ite fina "'
la't yeur. "I \\,J!I throwing fro h
·M>ph IJst }car :ind. I thought or
'iUfC rd be 10 the '>lands ag:un t I\
)Car, )0 I'm JU'I C\Clttd to e
h~rc "
coach Ton\) C1.11cll1 !ltart ed u~ Ill
Y.c1gh111Cung for the ~hot put anJ
di)cu~ ... Gina I kJlh \JIJ "He hJd
pul (l\c"'rxut grJJu.11c) Billy GJb·
ncl 111 11 :rnd lh.1t\ ho" "'c got
m10 it. Like tbl' 'hu1 put and di\·
cu,, there's JlO\'Cr 1n 11 Jnd it's .1n
ind1\ldu.1I )~lrl. w 1 like 11 It' tn·
tant grJt1ficJt1un ··
It wa) the th1rJ \\C1ghthft1ng
compc:t1t1on for the tlead) "ter),
follo'' 1ng one 111 Long Geach IJ!ll
)Ummcr :rnd Jlluthcr 1n M:u-1n.
Couniv on Oct. .i. At the plate. Droesamle bJts cleanup in the
order Although he's con'>1de red more of a
contact h1ttc:r, Broesarnle does posse!>s some
po"'er. "Ile doesr t s1nke out much and puts
The new leadoff hitter 1s second baseman
Joey Arce. A good contact hitter, Arce has the
ability to get on base, a key ingredient at the
Cro\\-e. "We're in the game most of the way,
then have gi\en up the big inning near the end.
If "c play like \\-e'vc showed we arc capable of -------------------------------
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City or Newport Beach Youth Track and Field Championship s
City titles at -~take
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set to get under way Friday afternoon.
NEWPORT BEACH -The City of Newport
Dench Youth Track ond Field Championships,
sponsored by the Newport·Balboa Rot:uy Club,
will be held on Friday at Newport Harbor High.
The meet is scheduled to start at 4:30 p .m.
M o re than 150 athletes will be taking part in
the meet. Doys and girls, ages 7-15, will be partici·
pating in sprints, distance runs and field events.
The top three Cinishersl n each division will rep· •
resent . Newporr Beach in the Orange County
Champion hip meet to be held at Trabuco Hills
High on Mny 8.
Each conte:.tant is eligible to compete in two
running and one field event, o r one running and
two field e vents, for a maximum o f three indi·
vidual events, plus relays.
First·pl:icc finishers will receive medals. while
ribbons will be awarded to second· and third-place
finishers in individual events, b ut no t relays.
All running events will be held in meters.
Following is a list. of record-holders in the meet
by event, with year ·the record was set and the
reco rd mark:
IOVI "lCO .. DI a.rear-old• llM reuneer 50 mete11-R1~ Hoo\ff. '86 81. 100 mrtfls-~.M llw, '86 17 7 200
mtltfl-1.CM B w 86 37 9 400 1!1Nrs-Jtller50ft Rttd. '92. 12790 400
mrttr relly-H~ Ve.-'92. 1 14 SS long ~-.kn Tytet, '77, 9·9. Soll!W how-GMWI TUI!* SA 56-2
~ •1••r-otde SO ""1t!S~aod Busw. '92. 3S. 100 mt1e1s-.Mlf1Cl Ianni. ·gz 1862.
200 mctm-Tn11s 8eaicste1. '92, 3783 400 nwters-C111111 Elmolt 90
1 21 85. 400 mtlff ruy-Anc!trun 89, 1 11 SA, Lono ~-OaM Guncbcll. ~ 11-9 ltql ll'!P-t.laii Cr~ 71. 3· 10. Sol'..1>111 how -Nf/ltQtry Cutc1. 75
127-0'' 10-, ....... d.
50 ITl('.en-t.ill\ M<Mlity 86, 7 6 100 me1'fs-t,1a11 Ho)\ 89 15 13. 200
ITIC'.tB-o-i G11Uct1 a& 31 1 400 mews-Molgan ~. '87. 112 3. •on
mc'.tf rt1ay-Hf•QlllS 89 1 03 SO. long ~-RyJl'I BIK .. '84. 12 ·8, H.;11 ~-~ L.oeno. 15 M SoltbJUvow-t.H.t Hm. '75, 158-0~ , 11-rear-otde 100 l'IW'.m-Waclf T 86. 14 1, 200 mettn-MM'l Mcl<nty. '87. 31 2. 400
mt1t1s-Wlde t as 1ou aoo ~-M Hel11ettS. '92 24209 ~oo
ll'lf'.ef INy-l.CMllltll S8 1 00 I long Jl!IO-Pal SultvJn 7S t4·4 H~ ~-~~ ftO\l IS 4.5 Sol::>aS twow-&re!! lfl4ICS. 161·3
12., ....... d.
100 mNls-Jtll t.iocnnty. a& 133 200 me1tfs-Je!I Moc.hney. aa 291
400 "4Wl-TOOd Tiil. -0. 1 II&.; IOO O'llWS-RPll AdMnl, U 2'°0 400
"""''111y-KMtr. N I 02.4 lOl'O ~-·andon Showabf 17. 15·3. HIO'I ~-Man l'linlr. '71, ..... SOlll)al 1110 .. -1111 ~ '71 193-0 1~ar..W• .
100 '"""' -1\on Mclfv, Ml. '88 13'-200 mr'.tfS -T Odd T"' M 27 5 400 me1ers-TOdd Mclflllll ec>.10722. 800 metets-fly111 Ad#T!S, '87, 23207,
400 IT1Nf retay-Andefaeo, '87, 59 o. l0t10 Ju!l'lo-l(evifl fltts•. 'II, 16 2 HIQll ~-Jm RUSI\ ·n. 4.11. Shol pu1-o..11roc~. 10 s2-10 , .. , •• ,-eN.
100 11w11-8undon SIWl.utt 89 13 ~. 200 1!1Nf1-Jt1s SCMzd, 92, n n 400 mtters-Jess sin.citt 92 1 oooe. t600 mews-T(.er kamlee
t2, HHS. 400 mew reti,-lt\lrtntn, 86. S84 tono 11nP-S11110 Mtd&S
·12. 11-1. HIVll ..,.-Jcn k)'tf. '82. 5-5~. Shel PJl-Pew Gust 77 0-1~
• tS.r•ar•e&d• 100 mrten-Mlll Jotoen. ·aa. 13 S3. 200 mettrs-Matt PlllUlll. '91, 32 06.
400 mtlerS-Mikt P11UI '89. 1023. 1600 mmrs-Todd Mcll'llllnlc. '91
5 49 09. 400 mete1 tttay-Nu.l)Ol1 ~iy. 75. 599 Lonv IUll'P-Gdl hm·
lllyn. '14, 17·6, ~jump-I.He [yans 17 5-3 Sllct pul-Kevin Reed '7& 46· • QJRLI Rl!CORDI .. reer-olde and rownter SO mct11s-Em Simi '87. 8 39. 100 mews-EM Stova• 87, 17 2. 200
mclell-Sommtr OwtM. ·91, 3617, 400 meters-Sommer 0-.ans. 11, 12268
400 melt• retay-HtiQhts '87. 1 17 o. long tumo-llllOuy Gl\lbt>s 88. 9-8
Softbal llllow-Olllldl Scoa. '78, 93·0
e.rear•lde 50 mcttn-CNtllllt k~s '89 7 2 100 met..e1s-Jann-!11 G¥dnel. 87.
IS 9. 200 l!llWs-JnlJ• a.ini 87 31 8 400 mders-Sommct Owtm. 92
1 1162, 400 me!et IW;-Andfnen. 86 1072 Lon; ~-MM'itt Pr.I\#, 82,
11-•. lfiQ!1 PT!P-.u.t a-. ·as. 3.1~. Softl>d f11ow-lkholt s~. '78
119-2
10-rear .. ld•
SO mtlefs-E11n Stov~ '89. 82. 100 mft.lfs-Juumyn M.lllf, 90 1616,
200 melefl-Jenny G•dnel. ·u. 33«, 4001n11&rs-Jemy c;,,o.. ·ea. 1120.
400 mew lllay-Arocltnell. 'II, I 07 2
11.yeer..W.
100 metels-C ZW/J ~el ·a~aa. '~ 6, 200 mNrl-TtnYI Green. '92 :is 66. 400 tndln-Halhtf Clllnl>trtson. '91, 1 1269. IOO l!W'.en-Hu111t1
~on. '91. H393. 400 mew rl&ay-MNNn. '16 1 008. loog llimP-Mllitt Pfislff. 'SA, 13-2. Higll ~-Hemet CUflblnson. ·111, 4-C~
Sollbd tlvow -Nkhole Slullrng. '79, 137·0
t2·rear-old•
100 mflel'S-Cll!r'Ne Zw 86 14 7, 200 mttm-ICdy Jo S"'llbe!O 86
328 400 mrllls-Jam.e S.-11tie10 91 112 45 800 ITll'.ers-JllM Sd'lle!O
91 2 41 78 400 ~ 1e111-M~ IS 1 03 S, Long JJmP-~e'ldy R..sll
78 13-2. H.'Qll iumP-Ooni 0Qoe11 '7S H ~ INow-Sttphanoe Noonlll
79 1S8·0
1~r••r-old• 100 me1e1s -Jtnruler GluKW.. '86 13 a 200 mettrs -Ma111ee Pf1stt1 66 29 2
400 mtle•s-Ket'y Jo SwWtlg, 87 I 100. 800 met.trs-0.nccn tiowei 90
2 37 97 •oo 1T1e111 relay -MMfltri as sg • Long lfJll'9-~e t Jo S•uite•o
11 14·S ~ ~-Ma1c• w~"' 75 4 s Snot p..1-J'iil Bitton ·as 25-4
14-r••r-otd• 100 mc:m-M•ott l'fster 87 132 200 me1e1s-~;ait1 G•~ ii
31 3S •oo mt'.ers -kc y JO S•wero as. 1 09 o. 1600 metan -Rewcca C.oio
tf'btrg 90. 6 S9 78 •OO mettt re.a;-1.Wtners 86 S59, lQllO ium;>-Siiu~
k'llse. '75, IS·S. HIQh tum~-IUm Conne• 7S 4.5 SllOI P<A-Nd tier 19
lS-5 t S.rear-old1
100 metttS-l•U Lol>el10 88 1S 6 200 meters-t.4~iltl G•O•tf 92 l4 14 •
4:>0 IT't :tn-Jtrn'er P11\tf IVI 1 U 97 1£00 mtttts-)let Wtllf< 8a
6 42 0 400 ~tf rtll1-ke«;IOl1 [ tmetU"f 8 t » 2 long ~ -Oenist M4
lltNj 57 13 2 H1n ,..,.,P-~"" MJl!Onry ·97 •·10 Sllol i>.it-Oen.u Ma-llOl'ty 30-4.,.,
PUBUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
REIMER: It all started at DCC.
From 81 . .
lion and was buddies and former teammate!. ""ith
then·Anaels M:Outing director Larry H imes.
Su when Reimer and his father bcg;rn looking
for a place to pla y, knowing that Southern C.ali·
fornia was the scene to tie o;een, Hime5 suggc1.tcd
Orange Coast College, Ccmt~ and S:sn1a Ana
(now Rancho S3nti3go)
Reimer never loolcd beyond CCC
... Oran~e Coa:.t. wai. the first p lace I v.ent to, and
II was pl3ying Cerritos that day," >Did Reimer,
now a ldt fielder/de>1gna1ed hitter for the M il·
\\aukee Brcv..c:r> ... The Cerrito) pla)·
er:. all had 1.hon hair, :ind a lo t o(
l hadn'1 played as much as the others .
'Bui ttult (freshmen cla ). we thouaht v.e were
~ cool coming out o( h •ah ~hool. Now 1h~t I look
back on 11, we were pretty immature. We just h d
thi'> speciaJ bone.hog, 11 was like a (~mily atmos·
phere, e~pec1ally because 11lJ))t or u' were fint·
)Car pla)er:> We: got to play together for ~o
ye:m. and how Mayne appro ache frc~hmcn . he
make~ )Ou more mentally tough (or your profc)·
)ton:sl career"
Reimer played a t Cal State 1-ullerton the follow·
mg se:iwn before the Tcxa Ranger w:lccted him
in the l l1h round of the June, 19 S
Jr .ift
them had sha.,,ed heJd>, and >O I
thought, 'I'm not gomg 10 :.have m}
head and go to that ~chool. •
"l had no-idea ''hat Orange Cou)I
was abou1, or any1h1ng about this
area I Ju:> I v. anted to play baseball
Once I go t d own 1here, I thought I'd
have a chance to get drafted. Orange
Coast h.id good looking ''omen
the re . They've always h3d the m And
ll was so close to the beach, 1hat had
always been my 1mpress1on o f Cah·
fornia. There "'ere beautiful girls e v·
erywhere."
'The Cerritos
ptayers all had
short hair, and a
lot of them had
shaved heads,
·and so I thought.
'I'm not going to
shave my head
and go to that
school.'
Uy 19 8, he \\Jl> 1n the big league:.,
allc:r bJ111ng 302 \\Ith 21 home run-;
JnJ 76 RSI for bouble·A Tuba.
Reimer, a thrce·)C:tr member of
the Csnad1an auonal baseball
team, including 1he 19 4 Olymp1c
1c.1m, pl:iycd his fi~t full l>eason w tth
the Ranger:> 1n 1990, c;rushmg 20
home runs \\1th 69 RBI
Uu1 al1cr bJ1t1ng .269 and 267 tn
1990 and I IJIJl. respccuvcl~. Te~a~
fell Reuner unpro1tc1ed in las t fall's
expansion draft Seemingly no longer
1n the Rangers' plans, the ch ange be·
came a bks~mg in disguise Reimer d id the cye·openmg with
hts mons1er swing, launching batting·
practice balls onto Fairview Road
during the summer of 1982. OCC
C-0uch 'M ike Mayne couldn't stop
talking about him.
The Colorado Rockies drafted Re·
-ICfVW RfM.R 1mcr, t hen 1mmeJia1ely traded him
Milwaukee Brewers 10 M1l\\aukee for outfielder 0 Jntc
B1cheue, a former Angel
Reimer was pan of Mayne's stellar recru11ing
class th:.tt year. which abo included second bJse·
man Jeff Gardner (San Diego Padres) and c:ucher
Damon Berryhill (Atlanta Braves) The Pin.lie>
had won three consecuthe South Coa:,t Confer·
cnce title!>. but needed a scriou:. C4!Se o f restod.sng
in '83 :ifler mo:.t o f the pla)er:. v.ho were imoheJ
1n the ch.imp1onsh1p run had graduated.
Af1er v.allop1ng a club-leadtng I:! home run) tm
fre)hman ~ear. Reimer helped. lead OCC to an·
other onference title 1n 198.1.
"The: m:iin 1hing for me ''a!> the C\per1encc and
the C\PU'>ure. because a1hlct1C·\\l!lc I had the ab1l·
IL)," Reimer said earlier 1h1' \\Cd .. at A nJhc1m
S1;:id1um, v.hcre the Bre\\er!> opened the season .. I
had not been exposed tu basi:ball 1n AmeriCJ. Jnd
..I \\3:> hoping they wouldn't pro·
Itel me:· R eimer !laid "Texas had plans Cor wme
-..ounger pl3)0rl. and (Julio) Franco .... as going to
DH, so 1t .,..or~cd 001 good for me because I get
an opportun11\ 10 pla~ somev.here else
"II \\a~ abu ~ind of fun being a pan of h1stor)
in the t.:\pJn-.1on drafl. then 1 was glad I got trad·
CJ be JU!>C for Colorado, being a brand new fr:in·
dme , 11 '> going Lo be a long sea:.on for them ·•
· Reimer v.111 spot s tart in left field, pelling Greg
\'aughn. and DH against right-handed p11ch1ng
H e's :iho pleased to see his budd~. Gardner.
't:lfling 3t 'econd bai.e 'for 1he Padre!> 3nd finall~
gcmng a chance to pla} 10 the big leagues
· 1 here\ nu player thal°s m ore de:.el'\sng," Re imer
)Jtd Those Orange Coast bo)> have J lwa)!> \lucl
10gether
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBUC NOTICES ======== 92660 UNDER A DEED OF TRUST Wfltten response must be ERS ARE· JULIE KIM. ange County. Calttomoa will r-bods up 10 .,,<I rn-Tr111 bus1ne$s 1s con-Tilts suaement wu Neel PUBlJC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICES EXHIBIT A DATED 8114/90 UNLESS •n ~oper leg~ lonn If you 18902 STARK AVENUE. recerve bt<ls up IO and In-clu<ling 2 00 P.M Apnl 20, ducted by • lorn.led part with the CoUl1l'f C19fll °'•-------....--
The purpof1ed owner(•) of YOU TAKE ACTION TO want th• court IO hear your CERRITOS CA. 90701 clu<lrng 2 00 p M Apnl 20, 1993 at th• O.stnct au. n«ahlp Oranoe County on Maren Flctlttou• PU8UC NOTICE said property 1s(are)· WES. PROTECT YOU PROP· case. THE ASSETS TO BE 199.1 al !tie Oistnct Busl· nen Otfk:e. 17210 Oak The reg1s1rant(s) com-16, 1§93 ...._ .._
---------1LEY UNO . ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT If you <lo nQt file Y°"' ,.. SOLO ARE DESCRIBED IN ness Otf1ce. 17210 Oak Slt9et. FOUtUin Valley, Cal-menced to lf¥\sact bus>-fs.&4347 S~t
cttl't9t000 Proplt'1y •<l<lt•SS II put· A PU8UC SALE. IF YOU lpotUle on lime, you mey GENERAL AS· Fumolut•. Street. Fountain Valley, Cal-rloml&. ness ul\<let .,,. Fictitious Publttned N-port ~ The FolowoncJ penona
UD NO. ported!'; tlnown as· 979 NEED AN EXPLANATION ION the case. and YoUI Goo<lwlll. Tre<leneme, 1foma Al ltlos I.me, date, end Bus'""' Name(s) hsted Costa 1'4es.t Daily Pilot .,. doing busonea ..
09073-1-407·2 8AYSIOE COVE WEST, OF TliE NATUAE OF THE MgeS, money and prop. lAeH. Foalure. LN.HhOl<I Al li\rs bme, date, and pblce. bt<ls w.a be publoc:ly above on. March S 1987 Maren 22 29 "pnl 5 l2 INTI:ANATIONAl PUAIA-
PAACEL NO. NEWPORT BEACH. CA PROCEEDING AGAINST 9l1y may be lallen wilhoul Improvements, Covenant place. bods will be publlc:ty opened and read aloud for le.gt! R T~ 1993 ' ' C" T\ON RESOURCES ~2-027 92660 YOU. YOU SHOULD CON-further wamano from the noc to com~• opened and read aloud for B1<1 No 93·5 for "BAL· Th•• stawment was Med t oou A<l•m• Avenue
Oesigneled Tf\JSlM <11• TACT A 1.AWYER. court. ANO ARE LOCATED AT 5 Bl<I No. 9:M for "CON-l.ASTS" With th• Coul'ly Cl«'I ol M-94-4 U 12. Hun*tglon 8"cl\, T.S . NO. claims any llab<lity for any no CENTER ST .. COST" Thete are oth~ logal r• PARK PLAZA, IAVINE CA TRACTOR" H Indicated In Bid documents arxl 1peo· Orange County on March PUBLIC NOTICE CA~ 90-tGe25 iflt4ffectnen of the strffll MESA. CA qUlremer.11. You may want 92714 the Bid Speaf1e1tions, to flcatlons .,. on file at the 16, 1993 Dianne ...,,.,, 2540 Vil\lt
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT a<1<1tes1 and other com-~(II e lttfft address or to call ~ enomey ngnt THE BUSINESS NAME compete the <ltstricfs en-Oostnct Otfic. P\a'chasing F5M348 189304 Beya Newport 8.ac:t1 CA
UNDER A NOTICE Of' mon <lesJgnation. II any common <lulgnation of -av II you do noc know USED BY THE SELLER AT 8f'flV conservation pr<>feC1. Oepartmenl located 17210 Pubhnecl N-pott BeKh· RctJOoue 92e60
NUNQUOT ASSESS. snown hef'W1 propetty Is shown above. an enomey. you may call THAT LOCATION IS S.<I <locumen\I and~ Oali Street. Fountain Valey, Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Bua.I_. Name Th11 buatneas la c~ llUfT DATED oe/t 1/ The IOUll amount of the no Wlllflll\ty 11 gr.en as to an •ttomey ,..,.,.,. ~ MERTON s hcatlOt\s .,. on ,. .. at the Cai.Ion-a {714) &Q-3245 Mardi 22 29 Apnl s 12 Stat l'lt <luete<I by.,.. lndM<lulll
92. UNLESS YOU TAKE Ul)Plli<I balance ol the obit--ltS completeness °' eor· or • 1egal al<I otfice {liMed The bull( sale •S lntel'lded O.str>e:t Office Purchasing The Board of Tn.istees re-1993 · · · · The Foll -Th• r991atranl(•) com .. ,,.TIO,. TO PAOTECT gallon 1ecu1e<1 br the rect/'le$$)." The beoe/iclary In the phone ~I to be consumma1ed at the Oep11tmen1 located at 14tf"9S 11\e ngnt to reiect .. ..,,..5 do buOW1"9 ~s menceo to lranuct bu•·
-pn>petty be sold end ,.. un<lef Nl<I Deed ol Tl'\ISI, Onpun <I• que le en-office of· 1 nto Oak Street Founlaln any and all 1>1<11 and to ,...,,. are •ng 11""1 as nns wno.r ~ FtcllliOM•
YOUR PROPERTY, IT eonable ESTIMATED cosb, by reason of a breach or treguen es"1 citation ju<li· ESCROW AMERICA COO· Valley. Ca. (7 14) 8'3-3245 we1ve any trrec;iulartlies PUBLIC NOTICE ~-~~S ~· c!1~ BusJnns Name(s) 1mecs llAY Ill! SOLD AT A HpenHS. and a<lveoces at <lefilutt in the obUOatJOns clal usted Ilene un plazo <le POAATION. 9732 GARDEN Each bid muSI be ac-tMr .. n. The nghl os also r• .._.., ...,._'V"' .,,...,, alltoW on _,1193
"'9UC SALL IF YOU lhe time of the tnltlal publl-lec\lred thweby, here!(>. 30 DIAS CALENOARIOS GROVE 8LVO . ,,5 GAR· companied by Certofie<I MN9d by ltte Boat<I ol 18924e Oantal ... ~ Yoo2a 17~1 Ouinne ,.._, n•D AN UPUN .. cation ol lf'9 Noice ol lale tote exec:utild Md dell'll-~a ?'•Sent# une ,.. OEN GROVE, CA. 92&M Chectl or 8'<1<1er'1 Bond Tn.i11MS to Mled ll9mS Flctftloua Haller -Mt "1 · . 1lu .._,. -filed noet OI' THE NATURE Is. S9,395 63 9"ed to the undenigned e ~ta estr1ta • m.ciu;na ESCROW OFFICER TO equal in amount to 1~ of and/Of seMc:es ~ In Bu.t N den Grewe CA n640 W11t1 .,. County cs.11 01
OI' TM• PROCe.EMNQ In l<ldlliOn '° C'Uf'I, the wnn.n Oedw.llon ol 0. en esta CO'te. CONTACT IS. BONNIE the IOCal amount bid. wt<! lh .. r OplniOl'\S w.11 best s:... •,me s~ ~ ~~2~285~ Ha:-ar.ng. County on AfK 6 TNllM wiJ ~ tet11fie<I fault end Demand'°' Sale UN cat1.I o una ~da WON on °' aller 51311993 cMclt or t>on<I to g~ ..,.... the needs of the°'"' -en re• e r en 1993
AGAINST YOU, YOU Check9, cashier 1 chectcs and wnnen notice o1 o.: ..iefonica no le otread and ihe last <lay' '°' n1rng lee the blO<ler'a compll· llicL The Following persons GtoYe, CA 9264° FSM7551n
SHOULD CONTACT A drawn by a Slate 0t Fed-fault and o1 e1ec11on to protection; eu respuuta claim• ltlaM be APf. 30, ance with the terms ol lhe Deted ttwe 3tat clay are dot119 bullneu u. Thrs bualneu 11 con-p bit " ti • t LAWYER Netlce of eral Credit Urion 0t Sall· cause the llnder'llgned to esnta a maquirµ ti-que 1993 whleh 11 lhe business bt<I and shall be made of Mere .. t"3 (a)FRANKJE SUE GEARY <lucW<I by husband and u a e ewit•r
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• •-a-. '"" Associatk>n 0t Sall---• ,, ty cum""'lr con lat lormall• ' f _..,_ . ...._ t .......... ~1 n.. ,., (b)FRANKIE SUES ORNA· wile Beach~eata llleee Na"• -""'5 • aell _,o propefty to saws ,.. 1 day be Ole the _,. <lete paya._ 0 .... __,..,.., ..,,,. Petrick Quinn. Pu,.. MENT OUTPOST (clFR The reg1strant(1) com-.,.. ... PAot .... __.. to t7 Un4ef Notk:e of tngs Bank. llUlhorind to do Utd obitgabOnS, and ll'ler• ~ egalH aprop..Oas speof~ above 1nCI. he9' •-t •• _." • • Oetlnquent buSlneSI in this SI.Ille. All aller the un<lerstgne<I 11 uSled QV*e que la cone This l>ulll transtet •s sub-Purwant 10 SectJOn 4590 c "9 --n At-IKIE GEAAY. 1625 Sir;· menced lo tr.nsad bUs1-24., Mey 1, t"3
ChecQ must be curtenlly caused Nld notice ol * escuche su c:uo )eel to the C.iilorTwa Unt-o1 the Go¥emmenl Code Publ11he<I Newport lone Omte, Full9'10n CA nen ~ lttt FIC\lboul Se.201
Aa....-nt dated In the eYent lender t9Ult and of election 10 be SI usled no Pf9senl.ll su form Commercial Code and of the SI.ate ol C~· Beach-Costa Mesa Apnl 6, 92613 Bus'"ess Name(s) ksted
Notice Is ~ f;ro othet Chan cash rs ae> recorded December 14, respuesta a 11empo. pue<le Section 6106 11om1a, the Conl{OICI win 12. 1993 w J Olcloe Company Cal-•bo,... on· NA that U S CONSOLO TEO oepte<I, the Trvtttt mey 1992 as Inell No. 92. pet<ler el caso, YI• pue<len Dated 04.'02/1993 contain provrs1onf' petmll· TuMo193 ilornoa. 1625 Skyline Onve, Dani .. J Yoo
FORECLOSURE SER· wilh"<>l<I the Is~ of 8SS297 In Boo61 p~ of q1.111M SU salano. su'<llnero J lie Kl ling the succ:essful bt<kler Fullefton. CA 92613 Sang H You D9mfnti.ng? \ltCES, TrvatM °' succes· IM Tn.istH's Deed untJI Offlaal Records In the of· Y olras cou1 <I• su u "' to subslltut• sec:untles l0t PUBLIC NOTICE Tiiis business is con· ms st.alement wu !\led r\ ro" •
IOf Tf\JstH Of suost1tutecl hinds oecome available 10 f'ice 01 the ~<ler ol Or· propledad am eV110 lldk:IO-Published Newporl .,,... mon-vs withheld by <lucte<I by a cori>Otauon with the County ~ of •
Trustee pursuant to the No-the p.lyH ""endor'lff., a aoge councy: na1 pew parte <le la totte Beach-Cosui Mesa O•ly the Oostnct to ensure per· 1892.44 The reg1s1rant(s) com Orat>ge County on Marcto l'flll •W..•,.._,
uc:e ol Oelinq'*14 Assess-~lier of nghl Said Sale 'Wiii be ~ EJ01sten otros requ11tos I• P.iot Apnl 12, 199.J form~ un<let the con-Flctttl-menced to iranuct bllSi 22. 1993 l,.._t, .1111
ment ••ecuted by BAY· Said sale 111\11 be m.Oe, but MINJtlt covenant or gal" Pued• Que usted m9S8 !KL Bua.lneea Name ness under lhe FoetillOUI F564959 l'llllllt" ......... SIDE COVE WEST CIO blJI Wt1noUI covenan4 or watTanty PPl'ISS or Im-quiere ftam.v a un abo09do The boat<I of TNslees r• St .. ement Busme11 N~me(s) ltSled Published N-Port Be~ "' ~~l~~r::n°e!: wananty, ••pre11 °' Im-pied, ,..;gard1ng tiU• pas-1nme<1111ement• St no . PUBLIC NOTICE sefVes th• ngto1 10 reiec:t Th• F<>1lowlng persons •t>ov• 0 Febncv 9· 1993 Oost• MHa Daily P1101 ~-Mist.
Pege Inst .,02~17 ol piled regard1119 title. po• MSllOf'I, or encumbrance&. conoce a un aboga<lo any and Ill bids and to are doing business._ ~ ~'~ 0~ Mitch 29, .Apnl 5, 12. 19, w.ca,au1tlilolqb
Otllcl R In ol· session 0t enwmtw.nces. to pay lhe remaln.ng .ptlnd-puede bmat a un servicio NOTICE TO w1l11e any l11egulerily l(fT INVESTMENT, 24 '9 art. 1993 flee: the~ A!!cser to Nllsf't lf'9 lndebtedneu pe1 sum of the ooce(s) ,. de reltrencia de abogldos CONTRACTORS thtfeon. The righl Is also,. Sta Crest Or •• oana Point. tarv M-947 GE Coun Call-HCUre<I by uld Deed. ad-cured by eaK1 deed ol o a una oflan<a de ayu<la INVITING BIDS served by lhe Board ol CA 92629 PILOT CLASSIF1ED --------~!cs ~~·to the vencee "*9undef, With In-TNl1 Wl1h in.west u In legal (vH al <ltrectono ,..._ NOTICE IS HEREBY Trustaes to select rlems l.atQh Raymond Tamwe. Its the reSOUtce you Ctaurf.., 11
No4lce °' OefllYlt and Elec-I.,._ u pr<Mded ~ UICI noi. ptO'llde<I, .0. fonico} GIVEN Chat lhe Soans ol and/or MMCft wtllCtl In 24902 Sea Ctest Or , OaN can count on to M41 a CONVENIENT
UOn 10 Sell ~., f9-and the unp9<1 pMclJMll ol vances. If any. un<ltf the CASE NUM81lR TrvstMI of the Founuttn lheor oponion Wiii belt ..,..,. Point. CA 92629 myriad of merchan whether you're buy>
COfOed 1112311992 In Bool< the now •ecured by said terms ol laid Deed ol (Numero del Caeo, Valley School O!stn<it of Or· IM needs of the Oostrict. JuMo f(lmoto, 3336 Punta d tM Items. because 1ng. sethng, or just
Pege Inst. .,92•802453 ol o.td with Int«•~ thereon Trust. INS, charges and 704800 ange County, CaMomia wlU Pfevaihng wage raws will AIU Apt. 3E. Laguna Hous, our cotumoa compol looking. cia .. rfied M5
Aid Official Record• wi• as l)fO¥l<lt<I In eaid Oecla-•JIP9f'IM9 of tne Trvstee JUDGE rec.llecl bids up to and In· apply. Cop.es of the wage CA 926S3--2869 qualllle<I buyere to what you n~I
Stl on 4/2flll99l et' ius rat1on1 of Convenant1, and ot the ltusll etwate<I JAMES J ALFANO dUdlftO 2 00 PM Apnl 20, rete1 are on file el th• <II• Alber1 Tsulcirno(o. 16048 calll PILOT CLASSlr:IED
A.Ill et MAIN ENTRA.NCE Condlltona and RHtn<> by lat<I Deed ol Tl\llt DEPT 82 1993 at the O.stnd BIN-tric:t ottlce at IM eboft aG-Lan<lmaltl Or , Whtttl91, CA 642 • .se78 642--H78
TO .THE COUNTY COUR~ Uons. recorded on CS/141 Seid .... Wiii be held on: • "911 Offa. 1n10 Oak dress 90604
HOUSE. 700 CMC CE~ 1975. In the olllclal Aptt1 19, 1993. at t ·JO The name end ad<lteas ol SllMt. Founta.n Va/Wf. Cal O.ted th~ 3tat ctar•------------------~ OOIVE W~ SAMTA Recor<le of ORAN GEp~lnlhe~by~thelhe~~~~~y,~~ of~htH3 -----------~~~~~~~~~~~~-----~~-~-~ ANA, CA 92902 e, public County, In Book 114t4, building localed Ill 601 <111ecclon de la torte es) Al this 11me, date, and Br: P~trlc" Quinn, PUBLIC NOTICE
auc:tlon, to lhe highest bid-Page JOI as lnsitument South Lewis S""l Or· SUPERIOR COURT OF place, bl<l1 will be publlc.ly Purcheal"9 Aee"'
Clef for cash (JWYable at NoDeted: 03130(tM3 7~::'~F:81n1t1a1 CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF ~o.~a1orel~ci: Publlahe<I New port
the time of _. In lawful a D _....,,. .. ._ ~ th'-__.._. ORANGE. 700 Civic CenlM ........ CTOR" . .,., In Stach-Costa Mua O..Jy money of th• United D • • AV• 0 A • ...,...._....., "" QI • ..,.,...... Drive West Bo~ 1994 '"" as lndicat ... Sales) all ngtit. llU. and TRUSftl! Che IOlal amount ol the un--• • the 8td Speaf'lc:aliOns, 10 Pilot Apnl 6. 12. 1993 1nt....t ~ to' and U8 CONSOLIDATED pat<! balanc. ol !tie~ Sanla Ana. CA 9270 1 complele "FOUNDATION TuMot92
now ~ by it under eal<I P:ORlt:lCOSUR• 81'.R-don eec:ured by !he •bove The name, •<ldress. and WORK" lot ESP Modu!M , __ PU_B_LI_C-.. -0-T-IC_E __
Nolle• 1n tne propet1y eltu-VIClt:S • N-T <lncobed deed o1 lnlst telephone number ol plalf\. projecl at Otta Elementaty " ated In uid Courity and • 20 ..... .-vn and Htimaled cosb, U · 11rr1 anomey °' plalntill Scnool •---------
State and dHcllbed 81 fol· CllNTU IMttva, SUITE ptn1et. and e<lllancH, is wilhoul an an°omey. is: (El 81<1documentsand1pecl-t913M ......... 810, NaWPORT S132.137.19. I l fic.lt1on1 are on Ille Ill the FfREANDCASUAlTY ~T 2 TRACT 08073 ••ACH, CA e~eeo It Is poulble ttlat at the nombte, a <I recc:t0n y -' 011tn<:t Ol'l'lce Purchulog SYWOPSIS Of' Tltll J.~ I.ANO AEFERRE. o TO C7t4, ~... time of eale the openinQ num«o ~~ telelono Oe4 Department located at ANNUAL STATDIOT MTEE bid may be lea• than the aboga<lo ,.... <lemancl.,,te. 17210 Oe61 Street. Founta;n U t H I IN THIS GUARA IS Publlel'ted Newport lot.11 lnd~nest due o <lel <lemandante que no Vallty, Ca (714) 94J..3245 We•t•m n t neu.-~~~OA"t,~~~ Beach-Colla Mesa Daily Dete: 3/2W3 tleN •t>OOado, H) heh bid musl bt ac· •nc• Compenr, 4895
OF ORANGE 1;.'9 IS OE· Pilot Apnl 5• 12• 19• 1993• MHRICAN SECURt. TliE I.AW OFFICES Of·R companied by Cer11tiect llec.tnhur Coult, T'Mrd
SCRIBED AS FOllOWS: Mts7 TIRS COMPANY, ae SE8ASTIAN GIBSON, 125 Chectl °' &ddet"'s Bond Floor, Ne~ .. ec:h,
PARCEL 1: UNIT NO. 407 PUIUC llOTICI .... Tru•t .. , TahqUttz Cal1yon Way, St• equal In amount to.1~ ol CA ezeeo
• AS SHOWN HA.NCO OE· •t T .o., a•RVICE 200, ~Parm prinQS. CA ~:, ~o~.=e 31.~~2 Ended December ~~OP~~~ TMl":=a C:.U COWAMY, ... nt 922e2 (619) 322-2444 tee the bidder'• compli· Total a<1m11t•<I HHIS ON AUGUST 12 1975 IN ., UAUf TALAFUS, DATE: FE8 • 1993 ence wilh the terme ot the St8,7S9.518
BOOK '148f PAGES 1363 ~ ... an... AH••••nt ••cretery, Qlil('( L GRANV1LLE bod. and lhall be made T 0 I a I 11 . b 111 11 ••
THROUGH ; .. , INCLU-1'tOLT eot .................. Ce.rte. by CATHERINE pav•~ lo the SchOOI Dia-$12.048,632
SNE, Of'FICIAL RECORDS T.8. No. Lt4?1Q Or•n•e, CA 911el U&.SINGIER, Deputy ltlct . Ag~rec;iate "'"lt-l'ns fOf
OF SAID COUNTY, UNITlcootl l (1t•) 3aM7 0D Pvbllshe<I ~ewporl Pursuant 10 Section 4590 special surplus funds S 0
PARCEL 2: A UNOMOEO »• 424-202-09 • ....... -C ol Ii\• Government Co<lt of C.piul •tocill Sl.200,000 ONE FIFTY-EIGHTH 11/ AMERICAN SECUA111ES ff' AYAH.ML ' '" S.ach osta Men Daily the Stale ot C-.it1om1a. the Agg1egate wt'He-ons '°' 51Tli} INTEREST AS TEN-COMPAN'f' a• duly ap. IXNCTllO OPalUNQ Not Apnl J2. 19, 29. May CCHlttlld Wll contAlll\ prov!-ottltf than special ~
AMT IN COMMON IN THE ooin'9d TnAlee under the lllO llAY K 09TAINU 3. 1m. 1993. lions perm\lllng the IUC· f\#lds S 0
FEE INTE.REST IN ANO TO folowlng OffC:ribed deed •Y CM.&JN0 TM f!ICK.. m960 c:euM bidder to subsliMe Gtou ~ and contl'lt>-tHE COMMON AREA OF ot llWi' WtU SEU AT LOwt•G TaLSPHOtla MCUntHt1 lor WTY_ monty'S ule<I aurplUt $4.212,2!1
SAK> LOT ANO TRACT AS PU9UC AUCTION TO THE 11u11••RS ON THI! PUBLIC NOTICE witl'thtld bv the Oistnct lo Uoaaa1g~ fund• <-
SUCH TERM IS OEFIHEO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR DAY alP:ORI TH• cnet09Ma0 , ensurt l*formanc:e undet plus) Sl,298,1568
IH THE ARTICLE ENTITl.E CASH (In the forms wtllct\ SAL.at C1t4) a...a~7 NOTIC• TO the conlnlct. SUfl'lus 81 rec;iar<la policy "OEFINITIONS.. OF THE ert lllWf\A t.ndtt In the The l>Olr<I ol TN!lteon ,.. hold« U.710,864 0£Ct.ARATION cw COY· Untied ~~llt!CUor the • CU:I) U?..... CRUITORS Ofl ' ""'" lht "°"1 10 ~ lncomt for lllt yHt
ENA.HTS CONDITIONS caehler'I OI <** TACa490 •UUC ML• any and al bidt lflO lo '20,283,471
ANO AdTRICTIONS AE· Cheellt ·~ In CM1 Pwblltl'ted Newport ISEC8 et04, waive any lrregutarlly Dl1bura.emen11 fOf lhe
COAOEO OH AUGUST 14, CocM Sec::1IOl'I 212.,, !Pe" 8"ctl.COl\I ..... Oatly •to• u.c.c.t lher'tin The ltght •• aleo,. 'tOfll Sl).421.110
tt75. IN BOOK 11484. able In full M lhe llme of Piiot Marc.ti 29, Aptt1 S. 12, NOTICE IS HEREBY ""'9d by ~ Bolrd Of We h«9bV ~ty ... : INI l'AGE ,oe OFFICIAL ....... right. We and .,,. 1993 GIVEN TO CREDITORS Of Trvtl ... to Ried rtem• ~ llMl\1 ar• ao-
A E c 0 A 0 s' 0 F s A I 0 terHl con~ to tnd . TH l w ITH IN HA .. E 0 ef'<IJO( MMcet wtllctt In cordanee .. .,, the Annu.i
COUNTY (THE "OEClARA· now held by It under Mid mGGO SEU.CR{S) THAT A BULi( lhw oponlon wllt be'* MNt Slalement l0tr lht Y..1
Tl()N,. DeM °' Tl\IU In .,. ~ PUil.iC lfOTICI SALE t$ ·~eouT TO BC the needs of the DlslnCL ended o.c.mbtf 31, 1992 UCtPT THlAEFAOM ~ ........... cteecrtbed: MADE OF' THE AS~fS Pr9Y .. ltng w-oe rel••wiJ madt to lht Insurance
ALL ()I&.. GAS. MtHUW.S TMISTC>ft' EA8C v. HOU. ....w OESCR18EO enow. IPPl'f. Co9M..!' "'!.....~ ~· purwent to ANO OTHER HY0A0CAA-JAMel l. HOlT ICITACION THE NAME($) ANO BUSt tatet ••on·-at.,.-• ·
IONS 8El0W A DEPTH l(NEFICIARY: JADE Fl NIMCIAL) NESS AOOAESS(ES) OF ~ onlOt ec e.t ~ ~· .-..... fl. CNitet • .Ir.,
OF aOo FEET WITHOUT NANCIA.l OAOUP, INC. ,.. THI SEUERjS) AIU· dreu. Pr-e.i .... t rtte AIQHT ~ SURFAC9 cOtded Augu9123 ttlO .. MOTtc• TO Mn• Mil.AN £NTEA PAISES INC. DetM ..... :a tat .., Out ~-. a.a.
(NT..V. AS AllERVEO IN lntlr No tO~H217 In DA. T I c A,,... • • PARK Pl.A2A. IA'VIHE, CA .. ltaret.. '"' ....,
DUOS OF AECOftO 8ook page of Omclal Ao•••••• CRISTAL 92714 ••• fletrio k ~tf'ln, Publl1hed Newport PMCEI. ,. NONOCLU-Aeeorda In .,. oflQ of the r:1•1t1 aft41 DO•• t me U)CATIOH tN CAU. ~...... 8-~0Sla ...... Deity $Ml EASEMENTS FOR Aecotdtt Of Orange .......... 1-.....::•... FOMAA Of TH! CHt(F !tutallaheel Newport Not Aplt 1 I. t f2. l3. ACCES S, INOAESS, ~ .OU Ma 1MMD EXECUTIW Of'f:ICI Ofl ~·CO.la .._. Olllfy ltt3 • ·
lORUIS ENCROACH-Mid Claed ot .,_ ,.. ft ~1 tA U. THE 8(L4,£ft I~ IAMI AS Not Ac>tl I; t2. 1993 =r.."'bTH~:'~~~~ ~· ,--~T NO ................... ~ISTIO av TH! TIMOfO-W7Q
ALL AS SUCH IAH· ,..,1. IN THf CrTY CJ# ....... !*-•. ,· -9!!0o~ """'"AU. OT"'" 8USt ... -uc-nc1 PUIUC NOTICI M£NTS AR MSUWCD COSlA MESA. COU"1'V 8M • • -• •• f«SS NAMCS ANO AO. rvv -'°"THI KNEnT CJ# OR OF~ ITATI OI' M111,1Fll...... DNSSU UKD IV TH(----~~~--QAAHTl.D TO OWNERS ... CAUf(NUM. Al SHOWN Yew ,_. :ao CALINDM llULft ~ T'HftCI fll
THI Af'ftCLI Of' THE ON A MU MQOlltOlD IN ~ft llAlr Ille ..,..... VIAU IUOf.-THf COW
otCLAMTIOH umru..o 800tC eo ltAOI • °" ............. "" ...... ~Tl IUCff UST ~AS IWVI "IASEMINT1.-ClllANIOUI -~~~~ ,,,, ...... ,,.. .... lllff Oft DILNl"ro TO HOTIC
P"OltERTY AOD .. (19 AIC<>f'DI CJ# ~ OOUft. Tttl IUftRMI. NOH OIVtN ttJll
9AVllDI COY[ W[Sf. COUNN, ~ A .... • ...... ul .. 1'MI lllAMl(I) ANO AO lMCH1 el
WPORf HACH, CA 'IOU AM .. •Milt........ ..,. Dflllll O'. n4l IUV V...;*'f...; . ...:..;_...;.. ____ ,_,.o;;.. _ __;~....,.--
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Pursuant to Government Code SectlOll 54954 6 the f ollowmg 1nforma1J0n Is hereby noticed
regarding proposed increase in the business w fof the City of Newport Blach.
a
THE PROPOSED ANNUAL TAX RATES ARE:
1. BUSINESSES WITH NO LOCATION WITHIN
THE CITY: $150
2. BUSINESSES BASED FROM A RESIDENTIAL
LOCATION WITHIN THE CITY: $95
3r BUSINESSES'BASED FROM A COMMERCIAL
LOCATION WITHIN THE CITY: $100
PLUS $5 OR S 10 PER EMPLOYEE
(DEPENDING ON TYPE OF BUSINESS)
THE BUSINESS TAX RATES SHALL BE
APPLICABLE TO ANY BUSINESS SUBJECT TO
BUSINESS TAXATION AS PROVIDED BY
NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE CHAPTER
5.04. .
THE AMOUNT OF TAX
ESTIMATED TO IE RAISED
'ANNUALLY IS $2,200,000 •
•
PUBLIC MEETINGS REGARDING THE INCREASE IN THE
IUllNEll TAX RATEi WILL IE HELD IN THE cm
.COUNCIL CtWllERI OF THE CITY OF llWPOllT
IEACH., ... 3300 NEWPORT IOULIYARD.i AT 7:00 P.11~
WITH M ORDINANCE FOR INTRODUCTION Oii llAY tu
• AND llCOID READING AID ADOPTION · OP THI
ORDHWICI 01 llAY 14, 1113.
FOR. ADDITIONAL INFORllATIOI llGARDllG ntll PIOPOllD TAJr RATI COITACT THI llVmlUI
18..IYGD .AT lllWllORT llACll cm HALL, llOO
NIWPORT IOULIVARD.
WMDA L MellO.
CITY OF ~_, •111
M Monday, April 12, 1993
"*JC IOTICll ••ICIOTsm
"*.IC llOTICll In The 1oea1 eMOW\C of T lu I n d • p • n d • n •epr• .. ntecive Wll A ct w Ith 11 m tt • d 0...,. e.un.,, ~lier
---------~ unpa•d DafeN:• of -*"ini•tt•tion euthOrit ••q.lited to 81W "°"" t euthonty. (Thie euthot1ty Ne. end pW'IUeM .. MO'nCf OP PUIUC IOTICI ~ ob&tQe&ton eecur wil be grented uni••• lnt•rHted p111on will .. ow the p.,..0 MMtc:e et Defeuu en TRUSTWn IAla ~ _.......,.~ ..
----------I by the pto.,.ny a.o be inter•tted pet1on fll•• unlHt they hew wel ttprHef\tetive to tek• llecllon IO ... ~ DaaD M lRUIT bull,.; an 8111 ..._,
189M1 90ld and~ •II· ob;.ct1on to the pflitlo notice or oonHnted t many ecllone without der ~ UAIMH T. r . ND td21 U ..,. ...,.. ., ....,
Plcltlt6ew• ma-.ct co1&.1, ••P9f'Ht end thowt good ceut th• propoted ecdH.t obt .. ning court -.>rove! In 8ooll NIA .-... NI t.W\ ND 11162tt ._. ..,. • :m=='==::. ~111 NaMe end 1dv1ncH 1t tn• why the coun thould The Independent .. fore tllklng C•rta · IMl ~ N ·7.U74 of <MherAef -..,.r,..._..f •
atat ... nt llm• o• lt\e lnltl., C>Ubl•· not grent the euthor1ty. edtni,..ttrehon 9Uthottt wry imponent ectione Ottlc;QI ~.""' A IJ. Number: -"'• •H uenee el U. The Followlng J*"SOl'll c.a"on ol the HoUc. ol A HEARING on t will bt grented unl .. t however, the persoftel on 0411111113 at t GOP M VOU .,.. IN Dl'AUL.T lrua1ee•a 0ee4 ..,.
.. dolnQbuwssaJ· 11te11 110,11110 petition will be held 0 lnt1rettedper1onf ... 1e rtpr•Hntetlv• will b• et the NCMU\ Iron• en UNOI" A OllD Of fUftdll ,111 ... -.:::::=
Alff ~CREATION"; 3700 In ldf!Uon 10 c:eeft. Mey• 8 , 1993 II 1 :45 ob,.c:t1on to the p•til1on rtquir•d to give notice to ttence to •he Count T.-UST DATID ...... 11, IO ... ,..,_••
Bristol '705, Coate MNa. Trull .. will 1ccep1 p M. in Dept. 703 end 1hows good c11Us lnteruted P•rtone CouMouH. 700 Chrl tltO UHLISS YOU AKI ... ..__.,ftllM.
CA 9262$ c .. hlef'I cl'lacll drew toc•ted 11 341 The Cj why the court 1hould unleH they hive w .. ved cen.. Dnwe w-. Ian ACTION TO IJ"OTICT a..d ............
Kaz"yukr Ml1uno, 4813 on e 1lll• or ne1ton11 Drtve, P.O. Box 1417~ ntPI lrent th• euthorlty. nottoe or conunted to=·~ U: :=, ~ W"so~"~·~~~ withcMll oos•ient or..,.
Jecques Si., Torrence, ben-. • c:tlecll dte•n Or•nge CA 92813. HE~RING on the th• propoted ection.) der 'tor ce.n f abte • SALi tr YOU ,,_10 AH .-.nlY • ...,... or..._..
C•llf 90503 ...... Of' federal credt IF YOU OBJf;CT TO pet1t1on will be held on Th. Ind e p. n d. n I 0'9" of ..:iv I EXPLANATION or THI ree• ........ peew. Thl1 business 11 con-union °' 1 cl\eell drewn the granting of the Mey &1 1993 •t 1 :45 edmtnlitretion 1Uthor1ty mo me 1 th "u 'r" ltljATU"E 0 ,. THI ,.._0 • Mein or WUlftltrettHt, dUct~ by: Ill lndlvldu1I by a 1111• or ledentl llV· 1 P.M. in Otpt 703 ill b ed nl ney 0 • " ta '° .... fy "'9 6'tdll111d· Th• regl11ran1(1) com· lng1 anct loen Htoc•· ptttt1on, you thou d loc•t•d et 341 The Cit t • gr•nl u tH •n Slit••), •II rloht, title CHDING AOAINST YOU, nee• eecured by ••Id menc:.d to irensact bYal· •hon, aavlnt;ti ueoct appHr al the hHnng Dnv• Or•ngt CA 92888v nterttted person ftl~•. en end ln..,..t, ~ YOU SHOULD CONTACT A Deed • .._.llCM ~ neu under the FlctltlOYI auon or uvingt bin • n d • l • t e y o u IF YOU OBJE • objection to the petition and now helct by It IMlde LAWYER der Mitt ~ .. pro-
Buslne11 Nern•(•) lltled tpec:llled In S.Ctlon 5102 obJ•Ot!ont o~ file wrlttt the gr•nf g fT l~ •nd ltlow1 good c.u1t U6d deed In th• ltljoeice 11 NrebV 9lwln vtd9d tn....ln, end "'9
abow on: NIA or ti\ Finenct•I Cod obJecltona with the oourt . in ° tow why the court 1hould ellueted In aald Coun ehlt s.rr.no Aec:onvey· unplMd ~ ot UM Kazuyulll Mlluno ind !uthorlHct 10 d before the hearing. Your P•lll•on. you •hould not grent the euthority. Ind Sta .. and clMCn 1nce Compeny, •• ll\lll-no .. 1.Cured .by uld Ths statement was filed bullMH In this ,.... 1 appearance mey be In 9PP~•r •t the heering A HEARING on the 11 tollow1: Lot 16 In ... Of' 1uc;ceNor tru1tee, de.d ~ lnteNet .....
with the County Cl.OC OI th• event tender oth• peraon or by you • n • I • t • V !' u r petition will be held on Bloc:k 835 of Cofone Del or 1ub11itu1ed trust•• on M ~ In utd Onnoe County on Man:tl tn.n cHI\ 11 accepled. attorney, objtctloni or file written Mey 8 , 1993 •t 1 :45 Mat, In the City of ..._,. purauent lO the Deed of Note, ,._, ~ and
22, 1093 the Trui&ee may withhold IF YOU ARE A ob,ectton1 w1fh the coun P.M. In Dtpt. 703 por1 8Hch. County of Trull .. ecui.ct by Adrian e.apenMe ot the true ..
F564958 th• 111uenoe ol th CREDITOR 0 r 1 be ore tht hHring. Your loceted •t 341 The City Otenge, State ot c.lttor-Glucll, • memed man ea end of 0'9 true• c:r.eed ~lshed N-port Btach· Ttu1tee•t Deed until contingent crednor of •PPHrence mey be In Drive PO Box 14169 nla, .. per Map r9COfded hie •01• •nd ••paret• by U4d Deed of lruaL
Costa Mtaa Delly Pilot lund1 become avallabf the deceased you mutt person or by your Orenge CA 92613 • m Book 3• Peoe 41 and property, A•cord•d Seneno ~enoe M c:n 29 A I 5 12 19 to the P•YM Of' endonH file your claim with the •ttorney. IF YOU OBJECT TO 42 of Mlac•ll1neou1 05/3111990 In Book NIA Compeny, 4100 9'1v•t· ar • pn • • • H a miner ol ngl\I nd IF YOU ARE A th . f Mepe, In the Olllc:e of P1ge NIA ln1t. II 10· grade Aoed Suite tl7Q, 1993 S.a1daalewt11bemade.ctohurt a ma1l 1copyto1CREOITOR or •pett grent1no o .. _thldel'he County Rec:Otd., ol219053 of Ofllcl•lrrwlnd•I• 'cA IHOI M-948 bot nou e P • r • o n e f • 1 ton, you ,,..,u Hid County AP Num· Aecorc:t1 In IN otttce ot ~11 1 •·370 ... • c' ----------1 wii 1 c:ovenan• repretentativt •ppointed con tngtnt creditor of appeer .et the heiring ber 459 n..2 11 th c "' A d 1 ) 1•-'_.,. "· · PUBLIC NOTICE werrenty ••Of .. I or im· h .. , f the d1cee1ed you mutt d • ..,.. . • oun.,. ec:or ., o lllard A11t Sec:nl4ery, ----------iPlt•d regercting till•. Y t e court w11 ... n our flte your cletm wi h h • n •tel• Y ~ u r The street edd,..1 anct Orenge County. Calllot· Dated: oln2/tllJ pollHllOn or •ncum· months from the date of t t • ob,ect!on1 or felt wnntn oth•r common design•· n1a. end pursuant to the ASAPI010I NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S b,.ncei. 10 HUllY tne in· f1t1t tS1uance of letttrt f0h'rt •nd m1tl •copy to ob ect1on1 with .th~ court Uon, If eny, of the reel Notte• ot Oet1u11 and 3129, '-"· .,,2 SALE UNDER DEED ctebledrntll Hcurect by at provtded in H Cllon ep • f • r • 0 n •I bt ore the hearing. Your property cte1crlb•d Elec:a.on tO s .. 1 thef'e\.tn·
Of TRUST u 1ct Deed actvencu 9100 of the California r reun •1tvt 11ppointed appterence m1y be in ebove 11 purpot1ed IO be cter recorded 10f.)IVll92
Ts No 92-6303 lhef'9under 'with interei Probete Code. The hme by th~ cfourt within four Ptrton or by your 615 Ina Avenue, corona In Book NIA Pag• NIA 1111••••••••11
Loen No 11 pro\llded tnerein anct for filing claims will not mont 1 rem the d1tt of •Uorney. Del Mar. CA 92625 ln11 11 92·7376•• of Hkf
lmpen1I e.1cn Club the unpaid pnnctpal ol elipire before four f1tst llt1uince. of leners IF YOU ARE A The unde,.IQned Tru1t· Othcl•I Rec:Otd1. will Sell
Other Rel 9211512 tne note ••cured by u id mon.th• from lhe heann 81 pro\ltded in HCll~n CR ED 1 To R 0 r •" dl1cle1m1 1ny lllblllty on 04/t811993 et 1 00 PM AP Number 424·261·15 deed with 1n1erei1 tne,... date noticed above g 9100 of the Ct hforrve contingent creditor of '°' eny lncorrec:tneu of at the Notti\ front •n·
YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T on II ProY1ded In 111d YOU MA V EXAMINE Probate Code. Tht lime the deceaaed, you mu11 the ·~•• eddre11 and trance 10 th• County u ND ER A DEE D o F Nola, 1 .... cnargee end the file kept b the for filing cle1m1 will not file your claim •with the oth., common da11gn1· Cour11\ou1e, 700 Civic
TRUST DATED April 14, e11penH1 ol tne tru1tte court If Y e11p1r t before lour court and mail e copy to llon, It •ny. ahown h•,... Cenlet Dnve Wnt, S.nte 1992 UNLESS YOU TAKE end ol the llUlll cruted · you ere 8 months from lht hHnng t h • r In An•. CA •t publk: auc· ACTION TO PROTECT by u1d Deed 01 Tru11 peraon mtereste~ in t.he dele noltctd above r r P 0 1 0 !' • 1 The lolel amount Ol the llon, to the hlghelt bkS·
Simple to 8ulldt
Animal
Banks
YOUR PROPERTY IT MAY WES PAC Reconvty· eatate. you may file with YOU MAY EXAMINE bep esentativo •PJ:!Otnted unp1ld princlp•I b•lance der IOf' c:a1h (payeble et
BE SOLD AT A .PUBLIC ance , Inc . a C1fllorn11 the court a for"'!ol the file kept by the Y thh cfourt Wllhm four ot th• obligetlon HCured th• ttm• ol H I• tn IHriul SALE IF YOU NEED AN corporatton aa Trustee Request for Special If m ont s tom the date of by the property 10 b• money of lhe United
EXPLANATION OF THE 1601 Dove' Street st~ Notice of the filing of en pcou,':,. 1 t you d •11 h • f1rtt 1111;1ance of lettert 101ct ind ree1onabl• Sl.flHI. all right. llll•.
NATUAE OF THE PRO· 230 N-pon Beac'h CA inventory and appreleal er n n oreste . in '· e as provided In section co111. expen1n 1nd Id· 1nct lntetnl, conveyed to
CEEOING AGAINST YOU 926b0·24 t 1 ( 11 4 I 660· of estate assets or of •~tate, vou may filfe wit~ 9100 of the California v1ncH at the ttme ol the encl now held by u und•t
YOU SHOULD CONTACT i. 3978 Bv Diani cirlaon eny petition or account tR e courtt e S or"'!81 Probate Code. The time 1n1U1I publlc1uon 01 ~· aa1d deed tn the property LAWYER Sr Trullee Sale Olflcer as provided 1n section equest or pecia fOI filing claims will not '4ot1ce of Sale 11 . 111uai.d tn .. ,ct county
Not.ca 11 hereby given D1ted 03/1811993 ' 1250 of the Cahforn1a Notice of the fihng of. an exptre before four 1225,554 45. encl Stet• •nd dhcrlbed Antmail B .....
that WES PAC Reconvey· ASAP804 57 Probate Code. A Request inventory ind appretul months from the hearing In addition 10 c:a1h. th a1 lollowa . and
anc•. Inc 1 Cal1 lorm1 3129, 41'5. 4/12 for Special Nouca form of •ll•t• •Htt1 or of dete noticed above. Trustee wllJ 1ccep1 a Parcel 1 Lot t ot Tract ~ '° "*•·
c:orporauon. a1 1ru11ee. PUBLIC NOTICE 11 eva1lable from the eny ptt1.t1on or eccount YOU MA y EXAMINE ea1hlet'1 cnac:ll drew No 7223. In the City of ~ '-*1
or 1ucce11or 1ru1tee, or coun clerk. •• provtdtd in u ction tht file kept by the on a 1i.1e or naltonel Newpen e.acl\, Counry • IJ'Nlt glftl and •ti
aubet.tut.ed trustee pur· A t t 0 r n 8 y f 0 r 1 250 of the Cahfornlt coun. If you ere • bank. a c:hec:k drawn b ot Ofange, Stale ol C.lt· wwl at Cnfl Showe.
1uen1 to the Deed ot CNS l 089332 Petitioner· Probete Code. A Requt1t perton lntetuted in th • •le .. Of federal cred1 lom1e. H per mep re· een buy~ ona Trust Hecutect by The NOTICE OF C k · for Sptc1sl Notte• form f 1 • e union Of 1 check dntwn corded in Book 24, gnorbuytln lmpenal Buch Ct~b. PETITION TO oo say, Howard, is 1 v•ila bl• from the ~~tett, you m•v 1f• wtth1 by• 1i.1e or lecler•I aav P1ge1 7 to 11 lnciu1hHt mn.•
Ltd 1 C.htom11 L1m11.ed Martin, Toolan court clerk. e court e or~ Inge •nd loan 111ocl of M11cellaneou1 Mep1, ~ Ead't
Partner11\1p Record tel EST~~l~~~T~~RY 1352 Irvine Blvd. A t t 0 r n e y f 0 r ~e~l/es', 1~0r11 Spefcisl atlon. uvlng1 H1oc1 tn ~• 01t1ce 01 U\9 Coun· set~ FVU. 05/011t992 1n Boo• Tustin CA 92680 Petltl n . 0 ice 0 e 1 ing 0 en atlon or 11v1ng1 ban ty Recorder o t u id pelltms. P•ga _ inat , 92·219956 ALICE SCHULHOF.J 0411 2/93 04113193 Ch o et. Inventory t nd •PPft.tsel 1pec1t1ed 1n Section 5102 County Eacep1 th•r• ot 0111c1a1 Rec:orct1 1n ll\e AKA MARY Al:tCt 04ti 9 /93 ' • r I at OP her M · of •11•1~ 111ttf o~ of 01 th• Flnanclal Cod lrom 111 0tl gH miner· otttce ol the Counry R• y ARNELL, AKA Veccaro •ny pet1t1on or eccount 1nct authortHd to ct a11 end other hyclroc.ar·
corder ol orange coun· MARY ALICE PUBLIC NOTICE Curtis & Vaccaro H provtded 1n uction but1na.1 1n tn11 etale I bona below a dep~ of
ty, ca111orn11 and pur1u· MORGAN 1 Newport Place Suite 1250 or the Cahforn111 the_,, of lend• olht 500 IHI without the nght
ao1 10 the Nolle• 01 De-C S CNS 1D88925 700 Probete Code. A Requ111 than cuh 11 accept•d, ol enttv 11 rn9'Ved tn
fault and EleclAon to Sell A E NO. A 168128 NOTICE OF Newport Beach CA for Special Nottce form th• TrualM m1y wtthhOlct 1n1&nJmenta ol record
thereunder Rec:orctect beneTfiociari~ll,I chr•ed1
1
10rr's', PETITION TO 9266 0 11 e v11lable from the th• l11uance of It\ Parc el 2 Non · t2109/1992 1n Booll .. "' "' court clerk. ru1tee'1 Deed until eaclu11ve appurten1nt Page _ lnll • 92.843599 contingent creditors, and ADMINISTER 04/09/93. 0 4112/93, A t t 0 r n e y f 0 r lunda become avatlabl .. uments tor lngru1
ot uid Olltctal Rec:orda. persona who ma ESTATE OF: EVA 8. 04/le/93 Petitioner· '°th• pay" or tndo"• and egr .. 1 over pnvate
will Sell on 04/1911993 at otherwise be interested RARDON PUBLIC NOTICE Hall Seel • E aa • mener of nghL llr••ll e1 ••I lorth In 1:00 PM 11 the Noni\ 1n the will or Httte, or CASE NO. A 168095 Y • SQ. s..q 111• will be meet lhoM cenatn Dec:laraa.on
front entrance 10 1ne both, o f: MARV ALIC T 0 e 11 he i r 1 Seely & Russell without c:oven1nt or war 01 Coven1nll, COnd1Uon1
Counry CourtnouH 700 SCHULHOF. AKA MAR beneficiari es, creditort'. CNS 108S928 4631 Teller Ave, Ste ninty, .. pre11 Of 1mp1t •nd Re1111c11on1 record·
C1v1c Centet Dnve Weat. ALICE VARNELL. AKA c ontingent creditore tnd NOTICE OF 140 ntgat'dlno title, po11•1 ed Apnl 6, 1971 In Booll
P\#1 I 3$1 (I 8-1•) .• $3.95
I~ (10 8-\Uj •. $H5
AOd '1.00 tor C..00
(tldudu $18 In~
Gold Counlry WGIOdlllaR I
Dept 92626
1615 Wimbledon Dr ..
Auburn. CA 95603 Santa Ana. CA at public MARY ALICE MORGAN persons who ~I V PETITION TO Newport Beach CA alon or encumbrencH, 9596. Paoe 91>2 ol Olllclel auction to the h'lghHt A PETITION ha otherwise be interetted ADMINISTE~ 92660 to uU1ty the indebted R!corct1 ind In 80011 ,., ________ .,.
bidder lor cash Cpay1bl• been filed by SHARON in the will or estate or ESTATE OF: ELMER 04/09/93 0 411 2193 ne11 H cured by u 1 ~96, P1ge 9~3 ol Olltcial
•I ltle t.me ol 11le 1n 11w· AVERY in the Super1o both o f · EVA • B l. MOORE 04116193 • • Deec:t. adV1nc11 th•re\ln· ecord1 A tu 442·131·
lul money ol ltlt United Court ol Caltfornie RARDON . . CASE NO A 168100 der. with lnlef91t .. pro· 34
StalHI. all rlgl\I uue, CoJJnty of Oren e , A pr-TITION h To • i I h • r • PUBLIC NOTICE elect therein and ti\ The lll'HI actdre11 and anc:t inltrell conveyed to T E p E ~ " H 1 • unpatct pnnc1pal ol ti\ other common des1ga.c and now held by 11 under H IT I 0 N been filed by JOHN benef1c11rte1, credttort, N note HCuted by 181 uon 11 •ny, o f the ,..,
... ct Deed 01 Truit In ll\e re~uests that SHARO MOWRY RARDON in the contingent creditors, i nd ~Tl~E ~0~U~~~·s dMd with tnllret• the property de1crlbed
property 1tlu•i.c:I in Hid A ERV be eppomtod as Superior Court o f peraont whq, may AL on .. proVlded m U• ebove 11 pufl)Orted to be.
county ind Stal• e nd pereonal repreeentauve Ca11lorn1a, County of otherw11e be lniert ... ttd T F 0:0T~~;4 TE Note. '"' cnargn and 83 Roy1I S•tnt George
deicribed 11 lollowi lo administer the e11a1e Orange in the will or tlltll, or Loen No 466011 ••s>en••• of th• ""'' Aoad. Newpor1 Beach. Thi1 pon.on 01 Lot 505 ol ol lhe decedent. TH f p ET 1T1 o N both, of: ELMER L. Other Ret _ anct of the truiia c,..ted CA 92660 MABOI LAWN-
N-pon Meu T,.ct l(l THE PETIT I 0 ~ requests that JOHN MOORE A p Num~r-_ by a.aid Deed ol Tl\llt The unde,.1gned Truat· MOUNT o&M
ltle Ctty 01 Cotta Meaa. requests the decedent s MOWRY RARDON be A PETITION has YOU ARE IN OEFAUL SetTano Rec:onveyanc H d11cia1m1 any habO.ty c.-.y • ...,._,
a1 1hown on a M1p r .. WILL and cod1c1l1, 1f any. eppomted as periontl been filed by LYNN UN OE A A DE e D Of Company. 4900 River tor 1ny 1ncOtTectne11 of er....• c...tery
corctect 1n Book s be adm1t11d to probate. repreienUttvt t o BOSLEY MINGORI m the musT DATEO Aprll 2o ,.ct• Roact. Su11e 2170, the ,., .. , 1ctctre11 encl "SavuvAU Foulu"
Page111 1 ol.M11cella· The WILL end any administer the estett of Superior Court ol 1913 UNLESS YOU TAK£ Irwindale CA 91708 other commdn clftlgn. 1825 Q1e1er
neoua MaQ1. 1n tne 01· cod1c1l1 are evo1leble for the decedent. Cal1forn11. County of ACTION TO PAOTEC 1111) 114~370 By R C lion, 11 iny ll\OWn n.,. Coeta .....
hct ol 11\e County Re· exam1na11on 1n the hit TH E PET ITIO N Orenge YOUA PROPERTY, IT MAYM•lll tard. D11ed in
corder 01 111d County. kept by th• court. requestt the decedent'• THE PE TIT ION BE SOLO AT A PUBLI 03/t211993 The total amount ol the 11 •• .;w;~t;tt;• ....
wl\JCfl II l hOwn 11 Parcel THE PET I T I 0 N Will i nd codicils if en requesll thl! l YNN SALE IF YOU NEED AN ASAPIOllJ unpaid pnncipal belence ~ in; Ma p 3
1&1ed 1~ Book requesta authortty to bt edmitted 10 p'robtl~· BOSLEY MING ORI be EXPLANATION OF THE 415. 4112. 41t9 01 the obllgalion secured 1 · ag• 01 1rce1 edm1n.11er the ntete The Will and •nv appoin1ed as pereonel NATURE OF THE PAO· by th• property to be ~api in '": Olllct ol under the Independent codicils are available for rep r 1 •1 n 1 e t i v • t 0 CEEOING AGAJNSl \'OU. eold end ree1on1bl•
GARAGE SALE
~HINTS
•ct C~nry ~rdtr of Admin11trat1on of Esta tu oxaminauon in the file edmm1s1er the Hlele of YOU SHOULD CONTACT A c:o11a. upen1n and ad· c!:.. ,range oun•v. Act. (This authority will kept by the coun. the decedent. LAWYER No matter v•~· et the time 01 lh• Before your garage sale
set up a cneck-out
stand complete with
change and a calculator.
Th:':'V:ei actdreu and allow tho personal THE PETITION THE PETITION Nollce 11 hef'eby given Initial ptlbllc:aUon ot the
other common de1igna· represen1a1111e 10 take request• euthomy to requesll the decedent'• lhal S.,r•no Reconvey· what you' re No II c • o I Sate II:
lion, 11 any, 01 the reel many ocuon1 without adm1n111er the estate WILL a nd cod1c::1l1, if any, inc:• Compeny. 11 '1Ull· doing, your ·~~~~:~to cash. the
property dea c ribed ob1a1n1ngcourtapproval. under 1he Independent be edm111ed to probate."· Of',!~f::-1":' ,""•tee. hometown Tru•t•• will iccept a ,...1111_
above 11 purported to be Belore taking certain Adm1nistrat1onof Eatates The WILL e nd 1ny or •u 1 u e ru•••• ce1hier•1 ch•cll drawn ••• --
679 Well 1111\ Street. very 1mportan1 aot1ons, Act. CThos authority w ill cod1c1l1 ere available for fu,.~ant to~·~ ol newspaper on • al.at• Of nauonel 111.L ........ ,
Costa Mesa. CA · however, the personal ellow the personal exam1nat1on m the ftlt re~~ ~.-;~n Han:,or!'w· 1 benll. • checll ctrawn by Mortuary* Chapel
The uncte,.1gnect Trull· representative will be representa1111e to take kepi by tho coun. unmimed min, AecOn/. a.A;~ • 11Ale Of teder1I credit Cremation
ee d11ci1lm1 any h1b1hty required to give nouce to many actions without THE PETIT I 0 N •ct 0510911913 In Book The _,,..__ union or a check drawn
lor any tncorrec:tnn1 ol 1ntere1 ted person1 obtaining court i pproval. reque111 1uthomy to NIA Page NIA lnal.., 93• bV e etale M teder•I uv-110 Broadway
tn• •tr-I adctreu end unle11 they have we1ved Befo re taking certein admin111er the Hiiie 114404 ol Olllclel fits In. Inga •net loen HIOCt· Coeta M..e
other common de11gna· notice or contented to very importent action•. under the Independent Rec:orcla In the olllce of ellon, 1evlng1 aa1ocl· la.ft•
tion, 11 any, 11\0wn nere· the propoted 11ct1on.) however, the personal Admin111r1t1onofE1111e1 the county Recorder of ,111on or 1evlng1 b1nll ll••••••••lfll
•5 •ER•Vl-C•E ___ ICARPENTRY 3510 CHllD CARE 3536 CONSTRUCTION FENCES lANDSCAPE 8r MOVING 3834 P.AINTJ1fG 3858 PUJlOUfG 3890 Tll SEIVIC! 3925
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Ottr Custom Woodwork A·t HSKPRS/NANNIES Affordable Famlly/Offlc• Pelnter Semf.reetred Drain P'roMoMe & CPA ••••••••••! cabs & '~· c141m wd•"" & Companions H1llorbrand CoriSlNC'llon •Wood Fane••• All American Tr.. Moving at • Reayon· wllila llq/lllWoll PtuMbln9 R•P•lr Fonn•r IRS Agent
llc'd. guar · froo 851 Agency &42·6142 Uc4'S9245t Bondlln1'd r ...... acefranalr, ""haul'-Servtce.Yard citen-up. abl• Prl c•. C1 I I cali.'INAtr/11' ~,..,.. ""'Y linll. llllln ._,-., Low, .... GR& results
ADDmONS
.REMODELING 3410
Herd Wood ConslS47 8644 l.Argo/1mall lobs. Rtf'I .;~..;~prices. L~':d hauling, Removal, Tnm, TODAY • Move Todayl f''" tlllrl doofl 173-tlSO gwblge dllf)MO-aOt Apt'1 at homt/bualnou
Reg:;.::· c:=. ,:>=;·, :; ---------25 yrs ••P 931.e8 to Advantagt Constr. 974-5.301 Free est 53 t -44 t 5 CAl.· 137650 497-4685 D I S I II t 24 hra 753·5268
wa•. 1ences. 9a1•s ete I.Jc CLEANING o L i..nnd.cape MoinL PUBLIC NOTICE PERSONAL ~lln ~~ a I
3syi•••P Jeny142.ose7 SERVICES 3548 DOORS 3580 HANDY MAN 3710 oaro.ning. i.wn ~-· Tho Callt. Publlc u1111-SERVICES 3867 ~-~ 1:.Tll.E~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii9ii2iiia
2nd s tory spec1aflsllll _________ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii and pbnl lnslll, dean.up lie• CommlHlon RE· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil --·-1• Uc'Oedni91\/pl;anselrM est CARPET 3514 11 ~ 121·1087 OUIRl!S that all uMct --------C-8""° Tlle.'11_,..,.e lllQ1982 4H-M3t A&LCleanlngS•rvlc• .DOOAHANQINQ /aH~ll p,._.rt5t1..,,,-.---=------houe•ttoid good•_.-,~ •NoGMMNoke• Toe>quetitywortt.~
M. M.teart*'th Gen Conu ~ uw 111am~ ~ Comptitte weathenlllppeng P a In l ·C ar P • n tr Y-Gl'ftl& lnlgScene-Ulndscpng move rt print their EJ\r~ PYOltl1iOlltl Plum~dr.in. & hefteett tO ~· t11.p ••t Car-t Re-•·• 13 yrs up "'"•st tr-11 ..... -·• --•~· Orywan and morel rr atlon, Trimming JAMES 144-2818 net low r••. free ut Uc'd ......_.._,.. •--..-_... ~i-............ 22ff ~·~ .... ....,. .. _... & R I Cta P U.C. Cal T number, lie. MCMta ....... ........ • ...... ...,...,, '"L r,... .. omm ......,..,.,,.... PHONE EST H ,.,_ 845-5277 emove s, an-~-f" -I -'-· power stretch & Install S.2478 ---'""-'------ups & Malnt. SL Lie llmoe and chautfeut1 ,.,. ;;;;;;t ......... r" .... •um.-.
any llzt )ob/15 yn aap •A!f Homt1 My Speaelityl aurop•an Craft•M•n ,599025, 432.8 904 Pflnt th•lr T.C.P. num-Aeonekln Proof rouraetfli-~-..,",__..1;;,-oec,,.;..;..;04.,.:...--7 days 282-9090 24 hr I'll• c1.--.... "-•~s I ber In all edvert.IM-Otg1nltln~rranda/P1p11 a..-w.... a .._.._ •--'--One b .. ....__ Tiie .,_, ....,...,.. ~lEcnur•T 3~10 Tne. paintng, ro-roor. ----------~ FAEE ..-...,,,_"" --· -~ • --
ARCHITECTURE
DltAFTlNG 3428
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Design • Plans
Bid• • Permits MASONrt
rinest hom.s lor t2 yrs ~ """"' u repair anct moral Rot·a Landscape Ovorgrown7 menta. II you have • · up your f>t)()M que>4~ °'*· 8ts1 Price 1n Townt
call Wendy M2·7033 Stetan 58t·768t On a Budgot7 CJlll mel que1tlon •bout th• le-... llrMIUt-eN7 .-.ell CM ..._1397 Qc:hens/b11~11ftoor• ~ATL Et-trto Lo S. tnm. weed. cfn.up gahty ol e mover, •mo ~ 11191315 Tom 77(),2789 ~ -Fr .. hotl .. calla Fr" Wf•tten est 1172•9798 or chaulf•ur, cell: p• •rna 3526 Houseclaenlng:Low
Conaultlng AvaU.
40 yro exp. 63&-7990
•Or-.ftlntJ & D .. ifln• Alchltect9/Englneer•
Cono ectof1/l>ldlralllm o..,,..
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BUSINESS
SDVICES 3488
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii rate1 for complete d•· ros/comm, 24 hr 1rv. Spedllitll In an tradesl Publte Ut1lltle1 WWI POQt
q\.llMy WDfll tot r .... pric.t Dlecount America L.wncare Commission llPADl 3880 WALL * lest Price/Quality Uc'ct 8954024 c:all nowl 7straa26 low I price I 4 • month, 1t4.55a..e t 5 t iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•ml SUVJCE 3894 co•YW!•YUre tailed care·lncludlng
wlnctowal Me-9038 ~ bflck 11 tm1 a bllek S3S 1110 ya1C1 1_________ ·~~~~~~~~.,-~,,~~=~~~-3~9~3~2 JT Concrt1t ~ ..,.11..,..a-rt""a..,·-.-h-OMe--c:.,.._.-n ... I,.-Bob Ch PP•ll Elec1r1o McGr-oor'• Mn1n1tnance 995-3275 Sav On Moving lnt/EXt. petdl p&ucering ;C Do~ndable, re1100 Ouallty & prof'I work EAVlnt. rtf'1. 27 relllbl• L.owHI, Stou1ge. prof. c:wtom a.llll.IMq. ~ ••I W•t•r ...... Wallpaperlng Removal
• COf'Cr11e uw1no able and r•ll•bf• 24 hour reaponM Uc'd rr• eJ11) Ovesllon• an· •U.wn• mowed tron1 XLNT rep, 1 hr"""· Ina. wort<. Probleml-No Of'Ob. ~ pool clng. Gh9m end pelnclng. O\.tallty
removal a rtpladng. core 9 yre .. p. •~44... CommfrH 760-7122 1w•ld lor lreel 64&-8146 & b.ck $1 t.50, ct.an-Tf87859. V/MC 731·2058 1em1t U2eee4154-ta3t ""°'equip '9ptllr, "" Workl Lio 83&980
d11tllng, haull] &mill ---------Semo• tet IEtoctrlc, -.--------upa & compl sorv alto nt.. 77a.tnJa call Merdo 879-5533 jobs orly. 93 .. 391 Prof' I H•MCleeftlntJ ,._,,. ___ .,_.............., ........ ,. ·~•-ve_1_1. _•_3_1 ·8809 "-tuooo/P...... C I W '-~' , ......,..,_ "--~ Exp/rel'•· r .... prices .,............,. ..__ .... IMPIO'f"l!'alll:!~s ·-....... -..---PAJ"aPPT"G 3858 Wat., ctamege .,,._,_. •• •••r P••I• M a... SM Hl"8 ToOtf* lo#•u• _.._...,. ........ iucbOll aAa_.aa70 ltt ln1tMcl andt11Pfl'~I •~£n& • TREES n&1.n In .. wortc 20 yn •llP· wkly pool ctng, Cftem TotM lnter'lot Aemoct-~/r•·landscaplng & u.v-wu LlC1$56112 11wiH HOM! 3756 "Uo'd Ne-et t4 eNC, ~ ,.pair, frM etlnQ Serv. ~·To d•~ir.l~~ltd/1----------:. _________ limiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Toppad,1ll1mon LHna, eW.P. YOUNOQUISTl~~=:--':"'""IE--:----1 eet. 77&-1'122 The Cfuy. 833-7172
•MHOrwy ~·· •WIF~~~~::· FENCES C81ma Conetruot~ ~ 1514471 ~alntlne Cemrector
btlclk, ptantera, concrete. 531 ·3237 David • omc•to 36 l 5 Nlw/temodtlllddlllone Oull. painting by j)f'Ofi1 llVCCO, etc Uc'd °"' £ aw Sptdalln In~ MASSAGE 3830 UcllG020H. Ins. RENT IOOPING 3910
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2144 COSTA MESA 2624 BUSINESS ANTIQUES 6010 r•••GE r11.w er •=liiMWiiiiiiiiiiiiii90iiii3iiOI iiRliOiiNDiiAiiiiiiiiiiii908-ii5l iiPOiiiiNTIAiiiiiiiCiiiiiiii9ii17ii0 VOLISWACElf 9235 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OPPORTUNITY ~ ~ 1•
2BR end unit, 2 patios, l!'SIDE S.Ck Bay 2904 J CURCI COLLECTION '88 3251CA • 67,000 •92 HondA ~d UC ~ '7t ar..-y GT. VW
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g1tt, poet & tenn11 1 Ln 2BR wfb•lcony.1wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LIQUIDATION S '"'' ""-I II 8 t/t • .. IRS ~=-~ Y' IH St044 mo, pets Sl2Slmo. No Pei. I' Large beYef g1;;;' ~5:~·8) -~~1 •• :.r;. g~~~I ;~A:.~: ·n Fireblnl f;~~~s,;,~HIOn. ~!c,":,
AllN11 ..... ....,...IAUlll ~ H•nlet 551·8700 329 University Drll'E INVEST IN YOUR FU· dlspl•v casH e · CORONA Offer Hp, 4·12-83 alloys, p/~g. (37872) Hubblal Hubb9! AM/FM 8'efeo c:aaa •
......... ~ ..... ft •. --------·--==M=-2.,...-_2.,...a_1 __ •__ TUREI SNACl</SOOA Antique display cun DE.L MAil 6122 StMtlne $13,993 S-spd, Ale. AWFM plow wl'b* lnl. ~·rv
lflllftlr ..... tAdll ttu• NEWPORT •FREE CAaLI!!!•! RTS s1000 WKLY •clothing • tewetry• 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Moicw. Ltd, TOWota of cau, u-. c:nbe, p/ fut. Metk. &4•«132.. ...................... Be• tBdrm, clean, Po<>I· POTEN.800-741·1186 antiqun e aSMSonesl' 9408444 Con.II... lleW, pltwakn, red, "73SUPERBEETLE.-I If ....,_. '-..Y ....,.IC&. &;;ACH 2169 side, gated, lndry rm, t.oc.I Vending Route • llght llX1urea • "Show Biz .. clothing: '88 83k., • 4uto, 72~2000 •7K mt, M ,296. Call maintained, smoged,
11111111._1 ., fl1crl1111111i11 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii eloso to bch, &Chis & s1200 oo a week ...,._ Chandeliets •an costume }ewelry, twig flawless, •9K ml 942 ... tO \.v Meg runs great S750 ftrm "ho ,.,.... ...... ...-""40 to -.f.70 off fumllUfe. atl""'ues. •· • llC8. ,..., mitlH, • .~.... " ps. _,._~ teohal Must Soll .... Thoroughly reeondJ.. 'l'IVCOLN · cash 64S.1l53
....... ~1&1t1111r (4""~-0 Hurry Onlw t Lenr 1-800-653-VENO s~~~::J ~~~. ~o ~~ B::o& cfo~':. Uoned You would be ~ 9120 TOYOTA • 9 210 ..... ••,.....le . . Very BIG 1 BR in • Peninsula, Past rod, COf'ona del Mer proud to own th11 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiil ..,_....-...C&.llml Quiet comple11 MILLION S INOUSTRVI 0 • R T Sa SAT ONLY 8:30! one (2JFP108) Ask •79 CONT. MARK Y. iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiii .~." "'..\. / E"s1de no pets. :t~ :_,~~~~ot:,~~1 t~~5•30e:~s-~S:,9•• lor Much '°' Mark Metalltc gold, le•lhef •92 -'"P Cherol(ee • SELL
Hila ~r •Ill HI ?...,,_ -• 8 3 1-8427 '22•995 Int, OriYeS hke dte•ml Laredo ~g. Blk, AC, -~. ..... LRQ 1·800-226-m9 C.-e vt..-BMW ..... An obo ~10S2 cc. 5'erl0 eau., CUtll. your home
throuoh clusilied ...,...,.,.iu. 3Br 2'hBa, gar,1.,..,.,,,...,...,..,,,.......,~....,,....~~----------83~171 ~ "'~ t IN IUI lll*wtlicll ls 111 Hop Into pal.io, fam rm, 1 m1 to VENDING ROUTE • FURNITURE 6014 TltANSPOITATION , ____ ::c_,____ whls. & Ur••. lugg
.............. OWrea4an ••• bch, S999. 28r $700 Priced Right • Poss '88 7351A • 81,000 ---------1 red(. r 17) S HS,99:»
• ""'"' ....... lbl all Beach & Bay 497-8175 or 546-0t02 $850 Wkly Income • miles Sliver/ten. MEJtCEDES 9130 ., ... .. ... u..,. 14,.,., .. , •• uua' Rental Co. For MOVE-1N S P Ec1.... eoo-22&-2200 3 pc OiJeen sx bdrm ste,995 (43 83•> eo. .. .....
• .,...,.. .... _...., .. ,. -!:~Poboeean8A, ~~~~SAIL BOATS 7014 Otler eicp •-12.93 72.2-aooo .. A S • $1 BR·S600. 2BR-S700. ~ """°"' StertAng 300 TD Wagon, 1980 MEET 1091...., Nik. lt~ prang Close to everything. MONEY Motora Ltd. Auto, brown wlbeige ---------
.,._. ....... CllHUO Vacation Home HURRY? 546-908t DINING RM table, 84o.6444 int, good cond. t27K VOWWACEN 9235 10meoue 1pec1al
throuqh cla11ified ·We• 1·•·'2 ... B Q. For S •MOYE~N SPECIAL! TO LOAN 2 914 heavy glass w/6 greet1 18' Hobie C•t w~~tr. ,.,,,,,..,,,...-==..,....,,...-~--mi. $6,900. 631-1281
Wllt'A1 .. 1!.0ClfU,..Ut Ummer G-·•-Lg 28R lBA volvot chrs, 9 mos '-LP trAamp, n-w le '89 5351A • 37,000
0 ~ .... -B h H -•-new Pd sao<>O; Sell . ·l cond. $89' m 11 e s . Red It• n --------------------------all HU IC-.·-88C OUSe nu cpt, DfW, storaqe NEED A LOAN? In a $950 Firm cashl 080,. Me 4005 $24,995 (94932) W
Or 11 you are roloca-S730/mo 640-2495 bind? No credit? We 545-5t38 Offer eicp •·12·93. ...... )
OSTA MESA 1024
Mesa Verde
Great F1xer·Upperl
Great lg 3BR 2BA
add on tam1ly rm. c.ill
Agt. John. 540-38 68
lion to the 831boa can help. 1 ·800 666-22' Class ic NOf'Wegian S I Peninsula. We're hero Move-In Specials!! 7790 ..,.F-o-rm-a1-o---1n-1ng--,,.R-oo-m-,1 wooden s toop, xlnt Mo:::! ~,d.
to hotpl Pick-Up a AFFORDABLE 1, 2 C H ERR Y 0 U EE N cond, prime NH sllp. .-.. u ....... ,. ..
Uatlng Shee t at· & 3BR towhomes Ga· ANN, Buttel & china $3,200/obo. 646-3879 u._,.,..._
603 Eeat S.lboe rages available. Noga-I••••••••• w/m1rrored bac k, curio '89 F•rrerl 3 48TS •
673·.RENT liable. ~7387 ANNOUNCEMENTS lit ends, Matching•--------Red/tan 2.700 miles.
Beach Area!
NEWPORT KHINSULA
YEAAl.Y OR WWTER
S650WO.S1950 MO
1-48R net oc•a oftoo1t
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Villa Rentals
6754912
'••••••••• tablo & chairs NEVER SPEED 6 (82653) Nwpt Hgts area dplic, 1. 3BR 2'hBa, frplc, 2 USCO, S2·300· For all, SKI BOATS 7016 Sterling
car gar. s 13oo.imo •---------714/890-3856 Motors Ltd. 8~&444 548-0779 or 650-6578 LOST a ---------·· 8 5 • 0 s T 0 N l=-:--..,,,.=.,....,,...----
SPECIAL MOYE·IN FOUND 2 9 2 5 COMPUTERS 6018 WHALER, Like •9~ll :s501!h·lt;~·~
OF s49;s 1 BR. new liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I New, s9 ooo (7 2 4 4 4) $ 4 9 , 9 9 5
caipet.. laundry lacill· FOUND: Oog. Female GREAT FOR KIDS! 9 54-5<>4e Offer e•p 4-12-93
lies. 722-8784 Austrehan S hepherd IBM PF/2 70-l86. Smb,_________ Ste r'llng
m111, •19. on Del Mar r•m 60mb hd. VGA. MARINE SERVICE Mo tors Ltd.
Ave . Costa Mesa Cell mouse. modem. $$$$ 8~8444
S48·3334 ol aoftw'are 72J.5n3 l:SiiUPiiiiiPiiUESiiiiiiiiiii7iiOiii2iiO •-.-9-t-M--5---1-8-000--m-i_le_s
Univ Twn Cntr . near LOST: Golde n A • I' B I a Ck l> I a c le ·
I RVJNE 2644
UCI, 2BR 1BA, patlO/ t rlev•r . REWARO J --E-WE--LR-Y--f -UR--S-.-Dinghy Davits, SIS. $44,995 Otter exp
1044 ----,....------poolftenn, w/d, crpon, Lost al>Oul 3125193 in ' dock mount. Holds up •-12 93 $750 Ouoet studio BA ntpets $850 940-9459 Dover Shores area & ART 6025 to •OO lbs $250. Jett S t •rtlng VJNE
n lv Town center
spacious 1 & condo
St 32K May consider
lse op1. 7t4n86 0487
condo. Versailles, frtg. Female, medium size, 760-3Hi6 or 722-9738 Motors Ltd.
pool, spa gym, patio.•---------wearing red collar, ERTE SERIGRAPH 640-84-44 sec gate, 846-2947 !ACUNA name "W iison · Appraised $10,000. MARINE SUPS
I on house, lrpl. yard, BEACH 2648 Please call 650-0206 Make olfer!! oocvs 7022 CADILIAC
434 Aliso $825/moliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4 3 2.·7903 Lv Msg ~ 9040
1 ulll 3 t0/86J 8291 2BR 2BA, gar, lndry la c,••••••••• PROBATE, 15 rlngs.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
EWPORT' At premises 12·7pm great vi-. 220 Cliff PERSONALS appr $50,000 sett 25' M•xlmum Side
By CHARLES GOREN
w ith OMAR SHARIF
and T ANNAH HIRSCH ~--~-----~---------~ ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
Q.1-&th vulnerable. u South
you bold:
+K7~4 : A9 7 •1098742
The bidding baa proceeded
North Eu & South We.t
1 • 3 • • ?
•-Weak
What do yoo bid now?
A.-H1d Eut puled you wouJd
prob.bly have JWDped to four
spedes. so why not make the u..me
bid now? The problem wtt.b thrM
epedn 11 it doesn '& IOUDcf all that
tnVlt.dt>nsl and could be mac» one.
more b&l&nced hand. Don't put
preuure on partner. Take 1 ahot et
gamf.
Q.2-Eut-Weat vulnerable, u
South you hold:
North Eu t SoulJl W..i
1 p._ 2 p ._
2 . p._ T
What do you bid now"
A .-Tbe euction b.u devek>ped
awkwardly You can't rebtd cha·
moodl or suppon bearu-. yoo have
DO MCOod IUlt and, Wlth the club
IWt unaiopped. any oo·t.tump bid 11
out of the quesuon. The 10lut100 II
to be •little and show your atronc boldinc Ul apades, hopq p&l\Der
will be ebkn.o tnd no t.rump 'J'No ep.a.. .. the lea.et or evi.t.
Q.&-Aa South. vulnereble. you
hold:
•AK984 • J106.CS KS •6
Voor rii}lt-hand opponent opena
the bidding with one club. What
ection do you t.ake'I EACH 1069 2MBR 2 1/2BA condo, Or s11so 827-5107 or •••••••••• $12,500 FIRM CASH. TI•, pvt channel on
.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 2 1 S1arf1sh Ct. Avail S/ 310596-4770 545-.5138 Marcus Ave. $175/mo
lutt. beautiful condo I, S 1050 310 820 8J751 _________ ------------------yrty. 875-C>04e
'9 t S•vllle Silver/die
blue ont 18K miles,
warranly Like n-.
S23.50o 675-5890 '
+AK9 :"K97 . AJ85 ~4
Partner ope,ru the b1ddin1 wtth on'
heart. What do you respond.,
A .-There'• • tut.book bid thet
deecribee. perfectly t>.1anced hand
of 16·18 point. wit.b etoppert in the
unbid auit.a. It'• • jump to thtff no
trump Make it
A.-lf • cue·b1d of two clube ape·
clflCally ahows both nuvon and 1
hand of ltm1ted at.renrtb. th11 11 not
tbt boldmg for thet bid-it 11 toe
1uoo1 defen11vely. Ovtrcall one
epedt' and hope yoo get tht' oppor·
tumty to ahow your hn.ru lat.er
Don't make• t.aktout double-that
action 11 not r-.commeodf<i on 1
t1WO·IU1ted hand
overlooks p oollgrn11 JBt Js ocn Y\I, 2-9M1poo1 NEWPORT PERSONALS 3 002 PETS a
•BA $3251( 67:Hl967 St47S Ope" Sat t2-4, BEACH 2 669 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Va1enuoe PrOp.rttes s Odyswy C\. 54$-1554 ANIMALS 6049
PVT DOCK SPACE
Dov..-•~
7t 4-eeO-n e 1
FORD 9075
ere-\flew HCMWMa, LIDO ISLE NEVER BE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Phase II, Portof1no, Steps to beach, lBR * Sharp lBR, lrpl, pool LONELY AGAIN!!! 2 LO breed kennels.1••••••••• •8' 3~~Be. 2 sty Per 2BA. S 1750/mo lease coin w/d , storage. S25 15. Retriever train-I'
feet loc. S599,000 Owner 875-tet 1 s 725 n/pets 722..a<>l t Call Nowl' 1ng gear 642-9731
'6& Mustang. 90" r•
stored, New pnl, Aqua
b lue int/ext, 6 cyl
Ct•ss1c 3 spd, man
tran ale, em Im, cass.
Very sharp • As new
$6250 080 •92-4263
OPEN SATtSUN t-5 1·900-283-0320 ea 11112
UM? p n T t l.JOo Isle. 3 • 3, lam rm, •28DRM $700• S2 99 per mon, must --~---------••••••••• o egger 1 BDRM $600 ... _ 111 ye•rs Un.st~,
TltANSPOITATION
,.,. __ ,,A,., .... 0""""' re dec 2-car ~r, * t ..,.. .. .. PIANOS ... ...,...,_ v· '' ~·~ S2.300 310-2n-1 a.. Co (602) 631-0615 q
.... Frig, dShwshr, stove ORGANS 6059 •••••••• --------
Cell ownef atter 6PM. 1nc1. No pets 545-4855 '•••••••• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AUTOMOBll.ES BONDA 9085
,. Udo Penlnaute • •Br and new t>ayfront 1• '••••••••• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lu.111.uy·Herl>or View view condo, 2BR 2BA. EMPLOYMENT Wurlolzer Baby Grand.1•
tBR I ~ wNI._ 2 caJ ,..,, yrty $1275 '••··-----$1•175 Baldwin Spm-FurrvlJnl S900-St500 JIM e S.3777 •"'t 1• net Piano. $345. Both---------
673-e030 Mon Sat ~ 111t Will help dellVef. BMW 9030
'82 Monet• Accont •· door, auto, air, pis,
p/b, radlO cassette
Best otter H2-3883 71p Lido P-" Or. LIDO ISLE fully lum --------"""-7t415 2 7 ·t854 ·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
1Br Ulll, gar incl EMPLOYMENT ---------•·--------1----------• TWO MASTER SUITES $785/mo yrty 1 pet• Br 288. plnetrH aet-son, no-pets 673-0837 5 5 30 EMPLOYMENT
ung, g4t, polios S975 Versailles. Lr9 lbf w/liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5530
EMPLOYMENT
553 IM No polS &40 9408 mini view S825/mo, ASST MNGR to 6 50'hr,
XLNT QUIET loc retail exp pref. moll· ~====:!::!::!::!:!.,!:!::!::!:=:!:===~1 P•c1t\e View Momo11a1 ••••••••• Park Grevnights, In
many amen, walk 10 vatod, tellol>le lndrv • r HAMMER
TIME?
Coronn Doi Mar S925 APARTMENTS
Nch, 777·ff38 FOR RENT
beach, full see lso. no PT ·FT, 723 0313 Windy
pots. 644·7211 AgL EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
UT·Of-COUNlY ------APARTMENTS
ROPERTY 152 5 BALBOA FOR RENT
ta Berbar-e. 3200 ISIAND
26061 _____ _,
SQ ft, ser 38a, dee.ks, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1---------
1. R1v .. ra loc, View Furn-charming. prvt, ROOMS 2706
BooklcOOJ>-Of Hll MAnu
tocturer needs FT
bookkeeper Comput·
er1ze<1. AJA. AJP, GL. payroll. llnanc:lat state-
menl5 5 yrs ••P n/s
o tt1ce salery baa.d
on e11p •PPY in per-s on w /resume at
16792 Burke l.n. HB.
tmm.dlote opening fof onlstont to l"901
estate ••ecuttve. MUST be mature. poslttve,
o good communlcatOf · both wTttt9n l
OfOI Must have excel'-nt word proceulng/ ~,., alll$ Real estate llcense o + .
This Is NOT on entry level position. Saloty +
bonus Send resume to:
COTE REALTY GROUP 1sbnd/c1ty Ore I I BR, lndry, I ~rson, 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii or entertaining S750t< No pets S790 mo yrly''
Trade Ok 714 642 9004 Is. 3to.450-t05 t Nwpt Creal 2 tum rms Males 35 t-non·
CASHIE R/COUNTER
Pran M F 7 30am to
1·30pm HI Tune Cel·
lars 250 Ogle Sl CM
800 Newport Center Drive
Suite 350
OUSES/
ONDOS
OR RENT
CORONA Cashier/Food Serverl ___ Ne_wport __ aea_c_h_._c_A_9_2_660 __ _
DEL MAI 2 6 221--------5 Shffts ~r week F•
smkrs. $450 & ssoo
Pooll\ennos. ~
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilHOTELS mai. P'•f d 261-6270
28R 2BA. BRIGHT, Sky-. MOTELS 2718•-G-l_A_LJ_G_UY_FR_ID_A_Y_ ·-------1 lghta, ga(. dMn qUlot. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii w/d hllupa, fridge/ LIVE IN LAGUNA Clerical, sec:ty. hghl
210&
28t 28a
stove, $850 644· l 4'9 Furn Studios, kitchen· b~kpng Fie• hrs Duck• & Co. Call enes. TV, pool. 1 175 Mariann, 957-8950 or 3BR lBA. Bright, rrpl.
1kylghta, 2 stry, patio.
Lrg sundeck , g11r,
& up. 494-52SM &46-0S83.
lrldge , w/d hkups, •-RE-NT--AlS--T-0---
$t 500/mo &44 1449
Studio &..a.rgo. SHARE 2724
Marketing Ass't
Advert1Stng. Oesk·top
publishing, mail FfT
wllh =~heryl Cry1tat a.II Gu lna: Plk'ft .,."°"'
Belboe Isl Share lrg ar. fM<lnatflf by cry1t•la, th« fH I, th•
apt w/piol fem. 01n•-.. -ED--A-E_C_EP_T_IO_N_l_S_T_ touch, th• look. So111• netlvn btto111• rm, view deck. $500/ 212 2 mo• 'h utll. 673-tS09 E11p for heavy phones proflclut al "c,.,..t&l N II p zlna."
"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil----------NB group. 644 7848 Th-Pit«•ll.t u y lM cryetal ball
bright, lrpl, walk 1n
clOsot. Lrg Sundeck
$790/mo, ut1I Incl
944-t449
,. COSTA MESA 26 24 LIDO IS LE quiet m-f tunu mlllo.y followl"g .,..-i.1ot, ton·
R 2BA condo, end stir hso Bch/ooy. No Medical bock olhc • l'T/ """•'" pl.l"I· Th•" th-pe ythlc n, log, So· ol PC HI iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii drugS1smlupel. $450 + PT, \.VN or Med •sst lo.
t8 Oahlla Pl $1395 • a •s 10• l!SCAPI! • utu, 72:J.tH2 pref, ••P 1n surgery '*'" p«noM havt •lelol\4, eu •
II p "I 640-5324 • LAO 2BR 28A. Smell ·--------~ USL • must. $462311 pttdlctlOI\• 1"d gin ru dll'lp. OM of .. ..•~ ... _,__ ~B l>wlwe.ssmao .will th«'WVr1d'1111v.t~sm.....-pa)'rltlc:9 -
lahna v .. w +-pvt q.,... comm • .... ....,..y shr Quiet w;itrtrnt hae lledk:el front otc. FfT. • ri-_ E4gar C•Y"· Oth•r 1hofn·
h, remod 3BR 29a l~M':!'.ry~iJ~ ~;prof n/a SWF. 2 .June-Aug, IYP40g. tnl •Iona 111 which r-1 .. cs.. m1o11in•N.
m, lg yd • deck, dec ks. pool, w/d billing, Comp knowt· to•-"-inffl11-. b-b•ll p1tth·
kyhghts, frplc, great * WT ilH • S375. 650-0606 Iv msg edge req, $46-2311 ..--
rHI $1850 6'0-428, 2 StOfY, mR 1 t/28A. Shat• 3Br 2Ba an co11 1--""':'."----=---~-,,... phyeJdaNI aad lM<h«n..
YELV large 2-sttvv bit ins, d/W, oar. patJo. "' beech. Prof non· PART TIME hA•IES ,<t.dh lTh 21 Aptil ~Q I l l'I
8t 1&.. gar. n.auo, -;rd nl~ta, M._.:Jt• amkr Pvt bdrmJoft.ce/ Nffd Iota of Mtlous & 114 •" inc u ing •1,,1peorion ,.,. •wart ,... 6 • ...... 2 i o that l'OU a"' Vl'f'Mllll' manv·fatttf'd t tOO/mo .. ut1l. Avail • • 2 oo 0 • ..,1 .. BR bath. $650 7..r~.. pos uve people ood ,..,. • rr ~ pny & hou a SG4 3968 Capncorn neu"• f1gurn prom1ntnllt ""·Call &73-75IO 2\ltBe, W/0 hkupa, Share sunny cottage, ' • rould h•"• thfff' lrtten '"111tl• 1n
AONIFICl!NT t80 garage, 2233 Felrvlew Cdll. Pror lem nla Sales Repre~auve n.11mt (. L. u Jol"lu. crl«br•IH•n'
•an ._ Harbor vl•w. $1070/mo Me-700t 28/1b, frpl. patio. w :d. S tart lmmedl•t•ly, TAUltU (Apnl 20·M•~ 20I lunar
BR 2YIBA. Nu bllnda/ ..... 55/Small 'BR, • ...,.1_
0
$500 t ._,Uhl 751·7037 e•m $1000 or m0te _._ h I _, ~ • -'V-ltf'K' roll\Cluno wit "'P ttn11.in orvU· arpet/palnt/lndacpg nl•mkr. 954 w. l7th. per wk, mu.i be eicp, • Of light. Comm Cleen a Safe wolllng to tralHll, ca11.,n HflO\lt dl~»ton con«'rn1ng
1. $3500. 721-0678 Ma-0~.. (Doclor• ChOlco), LOW thf()I )' phtlo.ophy • l"f"° pl•v• lf\ COMMERCIAL lal food J)fOClucta, !')If' hlrl\' 10 ha .... th--l~ll'n 1n1111l1
eieoo iiOW8 U lnl REAL ESTATE h8()0.2.3J.24&4 1n "~"'' n M v Advf'nru"''
E'alde 28R IBA, xlnt CEMINI (Mav 21 Junt 201 fo..ut
IOc. 2~t t•t .. Pl •125 SaCRl!l'ARY P{T iam bl I "'I • v " • on pu lt "' aoona Cftd1..,1 uy Jl'o'nntr
harming 2BR dpl!! No .,.es •44 Maa =O:';"F.'!nctA~:'ur! ah1p pmpowl 1N1n1.1l 11.trua Rt.ad •nd
. :18R 1'1 .. l 105Q MOVE IN NOWI $750/ BUSINESS OfftCE to: Lutheran Cttun:n o1 wrltt publl•h ind 1d\l«rtil• your
g yd, quiet, angl gar mo 28r 10., quiet FOi IEN? 27e9 1he Muter, HOO Ptoflc "'•'" Rf'lu.,. 10 ~ "P•&f'Onhnlf'J b ., •• 947.7540 •'•kl•, 180 C•cll Pl. \llM Or .. COM ~ No ont wh,) 11\1114• on l)'J'IP•CUltn.A tOU
COZV TTAOa 722-2900 P"Ont callt pit CAN El (Junt 21 haly 22) You
BA tOA, dining, IBR Mobtle HIM. Oulet. axac offtc .. , 4770 might II« .. 1"3 ,,._,.hln& 11 IOll\J
oomy fenced p11tlo, Secure From IS'70. Y•n K•n"-.n (JW my w• 1 Obtain h1"t fro111 C.1111n1
dog•. gar, wit pcS, 1991 Newpof't 81Yd Airport, N 0) P'<lt WOfk EMPLOYMENT 11\ftNlt n •• world will t•h llftlf'r so. 1975 Fullenon ...,...._•37• atauon1 St~; Pvt of· rmlVI'".•r 5533 noo~ of ou t:o"trac1wil obll111tN1
O.•-._.._ .. , ........... ..._... No 1>4"1 -,. f-.... .,.. u o IO mo ~ ~ -..._ ....,... ..... ., ...,. •~JOV. '"' · lulhli.d to l'Ollr ..tvanlA19 Appl.I,,_!
EN SAT 11·3' •tBr atudlO up lt1t, 912 Fr" Pf'l"O. tum, YOlc•l•••iii•••ilii-UO lluly 2l·A11 221 Vt1ah1,.
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• nu c.pVde<:Of, OIW. Fed E .. UPS, notary, lhe II tinge in lh a CIC• arwnd M.1c lM1tft ""'Plor111•nt, ~
lero. lf'ldry, tnc;d yrd, 20R l~BA ·t~ HCty .vad &XH~5!»b, 0Wft•nl11p. ""'""'' C-..lMll'l¥111C•1•'1n
rdnr. $1295 Ovi.t 1~. gN, patio, pOOI, 'AJ Ovw.n ::~"':'~eQ\11,,:!,= fro...,. •he,.._ "i'l'" '°"' ,.MT ~·NCI 640·1733 1032 C W, W1laon Na ~ Ota In -"le" lhete 19 • ~ ,__ ~ -.....M1" "
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lo, :.t car ~.. uni' In • p .. •. ramtly MOO/mo. Nt ....... ••••••••I tief't <A m • " h llh Mt ttN '9M/mo n•lghborhood, gar, Of eT ... tO? I' ti fJ If vUM"n rh ,i 1n• Via. RenaM 176~mo. IN. MM, llBaCllAllDJsa ~.. td h 1 1tr\1 '"
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trnrl. oplorahon 1d•,.hsm ,...n.h fo
110ul mar• 'ou'll brHthf' hf• into pra1
«t C\lrYYntly dorm•n•
SCORPIO (0<1 23·1'fov 21 l ldN
chclr. •Jl'o'rl lw and could t n.iblt Y<l\.I I<
rid• WIV« of aUCCfft Cipothght •ndl'
~ndrnC'tl ong1nal11v rour•11• of ron
v1ct1ons Md.• frtsh ttlrt 1nvf'tt 1n
your product talt nt t..\• '""''l~t'd
SAC1TTA,UU'S f N U lt t
f•m1ly tnvolvf'd \'OU rt MH\fl pulltd 1f\J
two dU'Pt'll nt Sttnano 1nd udft mon•
•Y paym•"I• dttmon• rtlattng to
hocn« pro~ny nwm11• l'ull yountlf
lrf't from foolllh tn1.1nglt'mfnb
CAPRICORN !DK 22·1•n ltl
Mo1.>n 1n your •tgn C'Ot"cldf" wuh ptt
ainal m .. nf1lNn wn~uaht\, ... , •PrHI
Tru•I tnur own 1uJ11111«ftl follo ..
hu"<h 'l'ou II h•.,. ,,.. n M ••l•brai.
!\)night (,.mint, ~lhlmD ~~n• 1n
VOl'l'f'J
AQUAltlU (fan 20·ff'b 1111 Em·
rh• ••oft ~,._ <l~ftd"'-lnt '"""A""
mtnb ntn911)' for chtt.,1n11 1Tft1Tn •
o ,.p.lirina "'" han1c1I •rpllan<'ft
Tnt noc1Pft bolo pe..11v, "'1nt"f'111111a ,. ..
1omoh1lt p.l'tmf'nt tYflm•nn ul <HI
Q.S-F.ut-Wen vulnerable. u
South you bold:
•1066 :'AQ643 2 Q •A t 02
Tbt' baddi.nc has proceeded:
South W.i NorUt Eut
l ';° p._ 3 NT p._
?
What do you bid now?
A.-IC you t.ttated your band us
uu.nimum and tamely comd.ed to
four bearta. you are undervaluinr
it.a trick·ta.lun1 potential. With a
known nine-card tit, trt would mall'
• rentJe move by CUt'·btddin.1 four
cluba. intendin1 to venture no fur
ther than four bean.a nut. if we at ill
have room for th.It bid.
Q.4-Both vulnerable. u South
)'OU hold;
•KQ4 ~87 AK874 •1065
The biddin1 has proceeded:
Q.8-Ntither vulnt'rablt', u South
)'OU bold •IU~9 A10842 103 +A94
The btddtnc b.u proceeded
South W•t North E M1
J -P.. I • Pua
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What do vou bid now"
A.-The cboa llM betv.etn onr
no ttump and two spades With 1
•oak doobletoo in one WJt and au-
perl> three-card suppon for part
ner'a 1u1t. t.ht' ~ to t,.,o 1pedea
at.a.nd.s out by th• provrrbl&l mt.le.
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
I Food tlSh
5 Bund*e
9 Cold 015'1 0
14 Edtble root
1S IV'my trvant
16 Nimble
17....,....
18 MerSh bltll
19 Hor. CIOth
20 To 1,A!f1ner
2 t Of\IW1<>W.ter
body 23 Reelty 9ign
25AEur~
26 Hotlow
27 Fece pen
29 Steat ttom 32 Set of
pnntiples
35 "Go ewey• '
• 36 ShOOt
3 7 lnlh 1"81\d1
38 Sparkle
39 lnteeta
40 Location
4 1 Poeouon in
IOdety .a~-
4.3 M• anomel
U Am"90efCI
~Large
quentuy 46 Continent
48 Annoys
52 T0tonlo I _,_
M 1(11~ 11em '7 ,,,...,.I
2 3 ,.
17
20
54 Border on
59 TV10enC9
ptogtlm to Aud.city e 1 Olltl out
62 Slleler'S mo...
13 Aocient
ChenC>t
14 Squont e5 Funetet 11em
DOWN
1~
2 Egyptlall
c.pitel
3 ZMI
• JoM
5 VolcanlC roci..
6 ArouMCI
7 ~s a Enthu..-n
9 Allan boet
1 O Oncoe more
11 S11ying
lfOUnd
12 PM<> -13 College
otttOal
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22 Stup.c1 one 3e Conlo<lenc:9
24 Thom 31 ~led
27 Tab6eWete '°""° 21 Sound • hom .al Prontong
30 l.Jpr'tgtlt ~
pref U CfMted e
3 t Most IU'table Ooaturl>ene»
32 °"9ctoon 45 OeWOl9
3) Mutic 0'°"° '1 Tennll ellOf 34 .,...,._. &I Crvei one
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.. Monday. April 12. 1993
Women
s..lting Men
Orange Co Arco
YOU C ENIOR. 1le114tr
S'6, 11tracti•e. t11tric1it, 10
shirt nnrr tltinss 111 lite
11rlSWM ~ • 53·70. Wr 1rt
tducaltd, proresslonal, w/1
toud1 o( cl.m. eood !oetlst ot
llllll!llf. ll"\t11t. C.all 11541.
WOt LO·BE Prlncru. al·
tracli~t DWF, N/ , tt'ks
kind, 1>ould·lk! prince, 57.
o7, f'Clr con•trsalion, d1nc-
m1, ~nd hip. lt'>'IM. 0 111
2()1}7.
\ PIRl\G ANGEL. prttty.
'r&tiarilln, l.indlltartt'd, ta·
JU~ tilt 11rts. aatiqlltS and aa-
imab. bffks ha•tn on tarth.
'lt10por1 Bfach. Call Zl ll.
Fl' & H '1''\. bright &
SUM). E:njo) Rush Limbaugh.
Jim l.odl'I. and Hopd'ully You ror ltllrmna. caring and !olulr· in&· CO§la \lfSa. C.it ?IOZ.
A TTRA CTI\ E >.·modtl
SWF, lo•es golf, 5'6/BS, 59,
ittl.$ WM O\tr 55. \IS, Olll·
goini, afTIUfnl, '.>IM'frf. lo\iRg
crntltm11n. Hun11nctun
· Stach. Call 184.5. P ~. f nmk.
10.S.) )OU did nOI lea\e )Our
pbocwl!
LET''i t O.,_\ECT~ \IE:
S\\ ~ '1'1. anracti\t, atfttl~·
ate. runny, multi-~ltd. l.o•e
tra,tl. 11aturt. many particl·
pant i.ports, hontU), ud
much mort! \Ol : S'8•, DI·
1raro.t.-iwmoroos. acti\t, in-
rtlligrnt, and a '"r> sptclal
1111n lool<ing ror • pmnanenl
rtblOIShip. Tustin. Ctl 1351.
PRETTY Wf 30. blundt.
bh1t-t)td, honest. sincrrt, rn·
jo}S lfa•tl 11\d "'°' io, 'ittU
i«Urt, '"•rm·hurttd man
1tho nijo) tht samt. II"\ mt.
Ca.II 1911.
RAVlSHL'liG REDlffAD,4',
t\titing. !iHSUOUS. ot~cli·
nary qualil)ICNU'lldtr. Sttk·
i11e: Ont t~Ct'plional, com·
milablt, ullra·succtssfu I
gt11tlfnun, . B11!11.-card
rtquirtd. HuntU.gton ~ach.
CaU 1916.
A nRACTIVE SAF 34,
S'"lJS, td11c1ttd, 1ttk1
W/AM, t411caltd, profts·
iloaal, soal·Of'IHIN, •ar·
rilae-•H*d. H4*1tJ 1110A
Important tllan •st. S'IO•.
Tlllllll. Cllll 1917.
WANT BABIES!! Mt too!!
J7, rau swr klc*lftl io -• •a• (6' ·~ helttll1. Sll((ft5ful,
drua·rrtt. N/S, fitness-mind·
t4. ~ 'fuclft lluiballd'
to prollutt !MtMltiful, ~
halrt'd, bl-)tcl, cllampioll
atllltltt & schqlan., 10 tot\!·
plrit our 1hppy ramily. Ooll'I
bf s11J, Call Mt! Cosll Mesa.
Call llllJ.
A1TRACTIVE SWF 5'611.U,
~Ina rounltrplrt 58"5. ror
run. spoallntlty, sllart life's
surprises. h It you1 Costa
\1e.a. Cal 1740.
• HAPELY 15 BF ,./back
&ttl.s 1111 W'1 »441 ror cl.in·
ntr. ctanrinc. lllO\its. poaiblt
rtlatiooshlp. 1 ... 11,wooc1. eaa
17~.
STllS"''W, t StHUOUS
bninettt. 27. S'J/100. cksi~
h)ptrse\u1l, mon1e1mous,
1murn1. loving non-smoker for 1radi1ion1I lirt-<Ommil·
mtnl, joy, fort•tr. Nt_!!'pol'I
lkacll. Call 17 36.
CLASSY, EXOTIC and
buutlful l11li1n entreprt·
nt11r, international 1ppul,
sttks atTkitftt. lfOOIMd tn~·
ulhe gr11llem1n .-0-60. must
bf 'uccmrul and generoui.
'Nl>O'l C.Jl 1751. •
,\ \'[0 DBF Sttl.S sued W•
nior nun ror sharing. caring,
church. mo~in. hobbirs, day
In~ .. ..its. I.one Bndl. Call
1706.
BRIGHT. accomplished. al·
tr1<live h llm l, J7, IS.
5'6111 S. ttlti111/ Ofrtring;
llunrsl co111m11menl. SI) It.
&Uts, l~ing StASt' or humor.
'"' por1 llQdl. Call 17 31.
TALL DWF, 37 Sttks -"'Y·
romanlit mutt. Ul\es soulfvl
bl!Jt\. lllXld t'Ofl\tl"Slllion, qui-
t! ottans.11"\lnt. C.:all 17JI.
EX rREMEL\' ATTRAC·
1 I\' F.. lookins fonamt. \\< F,
dauy. taring. shy, rudy rOI'
kids,~ prof~lonal SWM.
ow to respon
N/S, 1'·33, co••ltl•tml
~ lni.t. Cal 1751.
CLA Y, TR IM SWf' St,
• • •llllU ('An.. MUtlflll
Miii <15-55 10 lllan t'Oll•tna·
doe. popcorn. uhn. lnlllt.
Call tut.
YO • C 49 WF, prol&
Mollal 111 I r>h~ ll'eJ.s lftllle·
-. for l'rlHdslllp. l111imaey
mlslll rome lattr, 111d •llo
lioo• , ••l'llf lo•t. lr•l1t.
Call 1771.
SWF Jl. ta14, aftl'lldt\t. ~
dtr, prtftrs cullaral t\t11l1
over sports outs, tlijo}s
rtadi111, lhtaltr, •ovlu.
Sttks taH, 11tn1tti•t DISWM
~ •ith ........ lnkm1ls tor
romlfta'. I r>IM. Cal 18'7.
MIDWEST BRAINY, bocla·
cious btauly (JI, S'll, SWF).
l.ous: athlttlcs. world·tra,tl
Oesim: 1ch tftturous. ltlllttlc
6'• 'Hero' 10 rompltlt •1
firt. CO§UI Mm. Cal 1868.
APPEALING. PRETTY
DWF, pttilt bn111tllt, aood
body, "2. S'IJIOS. smllf. intd-
licent. f11nny. uniqut. Seeks
lnttlllaent, lert bnln typt,
p11ysicauy rit. kind, aswrtht,
qlUllll) 1rnllt111111. Nt"port
Barlt. Call I 86l.
CLAt-Y, 111rac1lve DWF,
" ltins cenlltmH 6'+,
N/S. 48+, ujoys
... ts, tru d. llu&hRI',
. 1u, opera. Nt1tport
Balch. Cah 1116:1.
BLO'lil>B Bf. lfTY SWF 30!
Sttks 'HipllnduiRHtpde.'
(TV dlo•) loollinR gu}'-lont·
hair, c~uy. handsomt. C0611
~Ca" 176'.
ATTRACTIVE, VIVA·
CIO SWF tnlreprtntur
i.ttks senslthe, 041lgoina. em·
ploytd proftsslon1I ~0-SS.
Honesty and \ll11u lmpor·
cant. Humor ntctuary .•
In ine. Call 1830.
PETITE SWF 29. 11tl'lldnt,
liln..to..ina. "idt ialtmb. tra-
ditlonal ••lue. iftb SIDWM
30.40 tool.Ing ror comm Intel
rtbtlon:shjp. lnlnt. C.111657.
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Men Seeking
Women
Orange Co. Area
LIT GO for 11! I'm• ~\t.
llonttl. •lf«tlonalt. romalllic, ...
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i..ROQ ma\lt ind fritnd~•ip.
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llffil. tndllkmal Rull\1u 67,
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Mi&UllST.
um.m:a4 n1 · 11111 ..... 1 ........ ,. ....... .... ...... wr . .,..._Ol llM.
ow.. ........... ..
Jrt••·llf~('.., ....... ,." ..........
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t1a !Ids tal hlondt SJF ~26.
Cardell Gl"O't. Cal IJ 19.
H Rl' SELECTIVE WM 41
~s sr stunner 25-40 ror lift·
lllllf, llilelic abilllJ I pll& "irw·
pon 8tJd. Ctl llW
T ~l L S\\'M, cood·lookin& pro-
fetlllonal, SS. 6'1/lOS. EnJo7s tMJ·
ci5e. lmnis. pt, llolling. dinln&.
lra•d. •-.As lllCI.., ID t11QD'
I loft. SttkJ mttlflk \\ f • itll
ltMt ol llurmJ. lldns -1111
O\f!'-«111 is no probltm. !nine.
f.tl 1899.
\[\FR \tAlllUt.D W\l l 9,
pror1 ard1lltc1. Sttks pthtr,
M!y, '°'' WF tor wift 111d hi· b1a. H lftilctm !lat'-c.111 m.
Hl \IOROL , ATTitAt'll\'E
prufruional WM 29, tttki II·
ll'l(llW.t'Olllmttllll'lll mindtd.•
~ ladJ U.JO •ho lows Clll-
fomia. ~ ldallo and la't.
. ~. dodt. Mid poll·
I015!' i..pna l'\lpt.Cal Im.
F.rt..H'TIC. TfM Rf.D tadiitr,
OWMS~Ml•• *'-' -.,,, ronnbC:la$, ~.
Mld-Wt5tmt nlua. f:njoys: llllp,
arinc l'Ollll••llatiofl. llllifta Clllll
11M1in. 1~11re. Jnz. COIDe47,
trattl, Uadfll, llO TV 9'0fUI.
MtlJ: intdllsrtlt. pcllllliff< -
lioullJ tlaltt, *"*" lldy, Wllll a
.,. rl ...... -tor ~-
1111 mat1Gm1111 la6ia to •r· ,..,_ ~ \iitjri.Cal"HOl
MAILMANIFAl""'1'ftM' DIM
Sl. 6''11 .. 1o1'S IAlill jaa. td..fl
lll0•1ft. 1114 •pd1 • ('4*1
Mm.Oi11m
ROMANTIC SBM. C•rlstl111,
---.-.SHIJF,liloMllw ........... ,~ ..... ,
Tlllhfl. C'A 1'7ll
LAWYER .......... Wf ..
J.\, Mlrldi ... lofll, ~,.
..... Nie! J.tllr)' ... ..,,...
ln6rit. r.t I
MAY I n.t.rW ,_ .,.7 SWM ,,. ....... .,. ... .......
trfW1••1•rc :: , ... ,.s. "*"c.erm
A rrucnn IM 11 •k• ....... .., ......... ............ ......., .....
.... Clll'lll
THQNG.lflr.ill LOVUI SIM .... .., ....... " 1a. ~ ........ ,..,.,.
Tllllla c.-1171.
JM.'-Li'.iffT ......... . It'*" ....... ,......
............ M.Jll.At't
-
A TTRACTl\ E PROfESSIO'·
Al. 6 ', blond kairtblue rye. 1 llO,
muscular, arlllttic. Sttkina pntty
Sf for pily. COJU ~Cal ms.
~IL WITif MF. W\I ~. 6',
clJtl, lulldtolllf. Sttks swr for iliMa 1dl"tf!IUl'IS and full. New-
port llacll Cal 1 m.
1ET'S GO ~ SailbClll -
"'·. 6', \ff} luncbomc. •ins 5\\-F ror 11111111 lllCI more. c:.ca
Mm. Cal 1771.
llLO\l>l, A lll L£TlC 5\\-M JI,
fftts )'Olllll. pG-lookina. ldi~
clrl •ho lhn nt11rbJ. Ntv.pon
Bed. Cal IT7l
• f.SSLAL. PASSIONATE. jm, '°'Inc. 1tlllttk. ~ inltr•
ll•llonll Liiia busi-111111, 41,
Sttb n1ruld7 ftlnlnillf. blw-
""' MMdk. lt\J ladJ wlc.11 pm. 17 fatt. zt.lS. fCllllltllift V•
lty. Call 1165.
WA~SJ ll-2S .... ....
d.lllB. .. tollt ..... ~--NI SAM 11 •• ,..,...._ ..
.-nt •div*-SIMI A111.
Calt•
HF.I.'! Allt1 fl'Oll pl111tt It• -. ..............
ti.ut l'fttllftll •ltll llttftfll1
SWP, U-Jl At,_.,-. 'lA'l .. ...... T-.CAIN'1
$UCClllftJI.. ltllldhit !WM
17 .......... il ..... .... .._.,.,..., .. ...
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GQOO.LOOltlNC ti'• lW fl
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ftan. Sanca Ana. Cal 11128.
VERY PflE1TY, bkMtde. JO
IO!lltOlhlc SWf', S'Yl 10. NIS.
pd l'iprf, llftdloule, fa.
lnlnt, warm, carl•c prorts·
sional, dqretd, 1dvt11lurt·
SOlllt, rvn, SHH ot ltu•or,
illdqlttldtllt, lotts tram. tttl·
nis. joaing. *line. nttdsin&. walks on bt'1cll, dlnlag out.
111o•in. plays and aood C'Oll·
\tnllloll. Loolinc ror ~· 35-45, altrldht, S'S+, N/S,
profmiona\ tclllcaltd, alllltt·
le', trim. nnanrlally stablt,
warm carinc. Sf.n5f al hlllllOI'
with slmitar "*ra1S ror ~
tionship. ll"\lne. Cal 115'9.
CUTE iRISH Liu. ptlltt,
brown/grtt11, t11jo}S lllO\ies,
theatre. naturt, tra•d. 11ttks
S!t13.hl7. ll"\int. Caa 16JO.
JAPANESE. 28, S'S'. Sttks
Wl\f 27 ·ll. tall fit. 11.ulllOr·
011s. inltlligut, for dat('t,
1mustmen1 park, romu<'t.
~port Btarh. Call 11147.
111C. ln<C/Wllt•"t.,."l..lJ DHlllJ
SWF .u. s ·51251, libttal .,,,..
rmional. seeks SWM JS-SS,
S'IO+, NIS/D. Mutual in~
1rt: "ttknd jaunts. 111turt.
ba>tball, campins. culh1r1I
t\mb. dillinc out. tr )'OU 11111e
llnrt. brains, and d\uacttr,
~u 1M! San Ptd.ro. Call 180l.
AD\'FlliiUROU SWF S'IO',
39, • loolllng for tall, IC·
th~. nia gvy. Balboa l.sllnd.
Ca.N 1640.
SOMEONE SPEC IAL, 5'4
blonde, war111Jcarlac. old·
rashlofl YllitH, would like to
lllftl s.iDWM Ph)-'SldalliJ>ro..
fessloul same waluts. 45+.
Salltl Ana. Cal 1799.
A1TRACTIVF.. UJllT. CUM·
Bf.RED DWF. Christian, 41.
S'7, adYUlurtSOlllt, r1111.
N/SID. lAlokinc ror qualitJ re-
lllloflSlllp "itll loCS o/ ltlsllrt
titllt. Gia Harbor, WA. Call
1800·
FAMILY AND KIDS. F111,
attl'lldht. sltlcttt pnirmeo..
al, SWF J9, lttkift& profn-
slooal. honest, rtt. Carine. er·
ftcliouie Wl'tt .l54i MU51 bt
inleresttd 111 ra .. ily, ltavhl1
kkb.. Enjoy outdoon. ltnnis.
bttna bf5t fritftcb. flmldt
chats. bt'ldl •,alks. camplna.
rauslc. Colla Mf£L Call 16111.
PETITE WF, N/S, ~1He>
-e1r1ll, suks romantic cur
with sense ot llumor, 111ar-
...,.llflll0f0 •• , MtO 1"1111·
Tustin. Call 165.l.
100'7o NATURAL OJf,
ht1llh7, non-ra1, 1111de of
finest il1rrtditllts 11ttks 1ta11.
actht WM JS45 al aour-t
quality for llllfrilion rdlt•
ship. IAfll Btach. Call 1 '65.
EXOTIC. lklftlly SF JI fftks
healdly, ....... SWM »J6. "° kids, sis s-t+ ror _.....
llDlllll IM. Tllllla. c.11 IMU.
PETITE (S'/IM) DWt'. ftt,
actln SS, w~n• llalr A
eyet, Mtl p!!llttul ot dte
....... (55-79)..., •••
Jo11 lift. Ht 1ll011ld lo~e
..,.,,, ~ tlltatn, io.s
wlllb.~tmtl."~ tioutt alld as l•ltruttd 111
othus H Ill Is 11 lli•Jelr. c... de! Mat. Cal 1675.
CLASSY DWP 5'"• _.
Cftlf11I proltlAoMI w-ith lots
II ""f11 ekt lalt ...-.n
41·ff wllo r1joys d111ch1s,
dl11l•I· •o•lu, travtl 11d
........, Md II siftttrt. lnitlt.
Cal 1572.
BEAUTIFUL, SEl'SUOUS,
clus7, Sll«ttl"91 hoetSI BF
37, 5'"110. .w hlttehofH, m. nn111c:l1ll7 successf1l,
charmlna, honut, monoga·
IHUS 111111 31-48. Newport
8adt. Catt 1570.
FUN STRAWBERRY
BLOND with lols of sh0ts,
stekl11c 111arri1se-111lndtd
SWM l7·JJ t1ito ~7' q11ltt
ouln11, r1uy 1110\iU &
ltmon bars. Laauna Hiil~.
CaM'l5SS.
PRETTY WO\tA\ Wf',
blondelblllt eye!, s '6112.S. pro-
reu1on11. $pirit111I. funny, )t·
Cllrt. Seeks !alt. l!pirlellll ~
rusJon11, 40btl. 1,..;M. Call
1538.
SOPHISTICA no. lltradi\t
S'6 burntllt. r11n·lo•i11g. n1,
-. SWF 4l. "ho •al-
., f•ily and tritttds. ~
inc '°'a R<Vrt. unlq11t part·
ntr with a good )tnSt or
humor for lrl\tlinc. dinini.
ltMis. slliinc. lhtlttr, lit• t'· ~and lots~ laughltr:
Rudy ror roinanct! In int.
Cal ISO.
CATHOLIC OWF U , "
setks CalltolioCllristiaA "id·
OHrlDWM tdttcattd, SU«•
rtHr111 srnlltman. Nt•port
Badl. Call 1515.
ATTilACTIVEBLO\D S"T
S'4110S. 4J loolis 34. b®nm
owner tttks SWM pll)siciiln
JS-46 fot' lllOllOlllllOUS rtla·
tlonslllp. El\J0)"1 !ilt.imc. dallC·
Ins. lra\tliq. tool.iq, ,,....
port 8atll. Call I so.a.
DYNAMIC. irtat ltp. ptttt)',
Ii• S'll, SIK'C.tulul profn·
110111 wllo enjoy' Innis.
Ilona. fllO\ Jes. ltolM<ook illlo
..... SM, ... ....
Clldoa, -"' ...... ...... dll--. ..... cw.
~T..-.Ca115".
WANTED: Dolllsll &Hiie-._ pcl-llMntd, wllty, ]S.
40. Mt: lJ. ~ ..., ... II&. alld •II ._......, TllltM. c .. 14&3.
F.IYCOT£. ttusy, petite
bntlltltt DWF NIS ~ It·
tractite, triftl, n...n. •·
Cite SWM <&S-60 (Of d Mr.
1110,lu, 11111lc, dind ns.
•• ~ ... allal9latd ,.,
tloultlp. I 1• silldrt, Ifft<·
tloflllt 111d ro•ullc. Art
)091 lnl11t. Call I~.
DJF 49, tri111, •l•1tlous, al·
1ractht, 1rt11 S111ile, •-ar111,
cari11. l111tlll1ut. tttkJ JM
50-41. ll"\w. Cal 1411. .
SWEET. ATTRACTIVE
btooc1t SWF J7, S'<t'Ul. £11.
joys movlu, bucll walks,
rock, ru11 tl•ts ud q11t'1
timtS. Stekl allracll~t. sin·
ttre, cood·rtalurtd SWM
•illl cood morals. Dulrrs
fritlld.sllip first. COila Mm.
Call 1387.
MODEL. DWf JS
blondt/bhtt, tducattd. Wtlu
"eallh) r:tnllmlfl tor tra•tl.
dance & "'liq. Lakt T altot.
Call 13'16.
VIVAOOOS. ATIRACTIVE.
tnt'lfllc, ptlilt. ~ SWF
~ tllnln', Clllldoon.. lm'd,
~r, ID ks 111~ ..as )ilKtrt,
ac1hl'. ~1 SWM. ~
.0. FuMtnoft .. Ca• tm .
2 P£TITF.. allraclht Sfs Ill
setk 2 SWMs. bt llllOfllllMOUS
Ind run.. \o tits! Si&ul Hill
Call ms.
SWEET, KllllD-helrttd btau·
I) '\H', .\I, •• Ion& bro•n
hair, bi& brown e)ts. 8riflll,
• itty, sl4m. )Hts t\C'\'f'liollal
man for lo\t & ('Olllnlll"'"'t.
t.aa11111 1Jaid1. Call I~.
Otf11·1 ,'\r.·o\
lHTEIUTING, ennctl",
tli•·•illa Wll1tt11 tttlltic
ltlrKllvt ltflllt•H, St.,
~--pod-viii• •«. WM Is lllltl'tiltd I• I
Mctrt ~· •4 loCS al tu.. MOR. Call I 527.
ARE YOU UP to lilt dMitt
Ollt tMll fl ntttt1lnllic ,_,
Quttll? c.r ......... lair
rt•ardecl. Wm Hl)'K C.U
21Q.l.
CORCF.OOS. BUT loldy, u ·
Mati-9laalflier 19, ad;s SWM '°' tll•·lo•Ul&o 111oeop•ous tttatioMltlp. COM•unialfloa,
la\llltttl', IMilllacy lllllnd.llory.
LGa A.-Cal 1110.
HORSF.S. RIDING {fA&WI~
opera, cu,.bt'r musk, DJF
lttks l'fllClmllll, dmillw lllltr·
t1ts. so· .. ror ....,. rdlfioa.
il\lp. la A..-, Cal JOU
LET'S BE FRIENDS, first.
Prtily, ~ blonde ill 40's.
S'S/128, t11joy1 ut11rt, O.I·
1111), roni&• la111111fS, lui·
mor, 111ovies, tthnlc dinlq,
cooltlna. cats, rish. Wes1LA.
C .. 1090.
BEAL Tlfl'L, 11llltlic, ro-
llllflllc. rim)' W/f, JO, 11ttb
han<honlt., athlttic, romantic.
tllK'trt, r1111ny, classy wllilt
gulltllH 26-J8 for Ion,
datltfttts. and 1111} ht f"ft lltt
r1lr7 1111t. M111h11u Bell.
Cd21CM.
CL.A Y & HRY bnulj(lll, s·s. illm, down 10 urlll.
sm1rt profm~at AP llttU
NISID, J040, slim, sutttsSflll.
11ooc1 C'Oll•tn111ionalkt.
t\Ohtd, \1/ W\1, •illl ~u•t of humor for di11'1atr,
lhtaln. mo\tn. tit. alld ~
bit romance. l.ni A111eltt.
Cd 2091.
'\\<F WA 'TS p6tasant \\'\f
to dan<'t and ff\Jo1 1trt • itll.
IA>\t actinic ind porlr) uu.
irut. Pit.., arm.tr If \Jiii .,, t,U~t L l ,l\sllln tttnatt, tun· 411• 111d rt1d) to rhumba!
louna. s1nu.rr. f\c1111111. ~ Al'lj,'tlft. Call? IOI.
l\i'S/O, wtU nlCt 11111n 25·.IO. · ·
NI D for rtlatlonshlp. · •n Rf.' .l8 ,.illl OClt child ~u
Ditp. Call 1365. l11rlll1m1, carina Cllr™lan
BEALTIFLL nsidt and Ollt.
SJF 40. Wtlliltc '1lint1&1l pert·
ntr. l'1n ~ (COCld rritfld. alftc·.
tionMt. ill vu• Wipe. lilt lo laup. Elljo)' 11111Sic. -•its.
danc1ns. seminars, "all.11111.
t>1purt 8txta. Cd IJ 16.
40+. r111a11tiall} Sl•blt. sea-e
<I h11 mor. ror h«altll y, ""*'I·
amo'" rtlillomhlp. l.os An·
Rtlb. Cll11Z08.
fMEll.CH ow~. 11lr1Ch~t.
ft,.in1nt, )lt1tder. cultund
tnlrtprtlltlll'. tttlu 11ppon·
.... 11inltltt, lltt0'9pli11Md ,,., ....... , ......... 1 ....
~Call71'.
JW, 35. Mnll J0111111 bodJ
aid -i. Nllelttd. I"*""" *"' wldt ptulol for llta•J •ttal, ,. .. k 114 •ort. w Jllrrd. Call lll4. .
J.ET'S HAVE.--tlll! Wt
Clll llO ..... Of' clMc.>t 1111·
dtr tltt 11ar1. Or. so lo a
111o~it or pla7. Tllert's 11io
blke-rldh11, paddle tt1111ls.
uroblcs or a drive 111 lltt
cou11try. I'm 60solnttlll11,
ury attractl•t, S'S, OWF,
hOllfJ bl<Nld llalr. I tttk 111
ldht WM itlto Ills 1 <Olll·
tortablt llfttt)'lt ... , ... ll
htll'I. ~ alld U,,y. No old r~ ,.,.., t¥1 lift ..
settler!! MHllltlH Buch.
Call 1919.
ATTRACTIVE CHEN
EVF.S. bn1Mt1t. Mn45. ~
alive, splrif 1111, l'OIUMk. ..-·
«NM. Sefls 1t•lit1U• 40-
50, sl111llar for 111e111ln1r111
rrl11lo111hlp. Los A•1tlt1. Cal ms.
BrOW\C' thrcJt qh nur
voi•t· p•·r\Ol'':J, lur
0,1 r I.I Li "nql1 , '"
LA t'. Orongt-C<>unty
Women
Seeking Women
Bl-ct RIOl attn1dht JJ',
artkl, 46. ~ IO -1 lllltl-
lictnt. kind •or11111. btatdN
10itllil. ror fritMttlp lddlns
10 '°'' net C'Ol9•i<IMllt. Hol-1, .. ooct. tall 21Cll.
swr n RtOt,S. Rtklftc db·
mtt km~ e•· ror f1111 llnd
IW• n~ LOl Aa&dn.
tall lltll.
"</ ARTISTIC, d)111111lc
"Olllllll lookinc IO llWd lltnt
1or lnttlCISlllfl. :in ... prt1tr-
Hlft 1111lmponant. <1utrl<1tr n.. Wrsa LA. Cd UZA.
•:xonc ea.o)\m:. 111w•·
?7, S'7•120.--. ~
BtP. U• A"lfb. Cd 116..\.
A l'rMACTIH: C" t', lO.. Ml·
ltllt&t"nl 111d rt111lnu1t, 1ttu
rt .. lnlu ...\sl111 '"011111 for
r~ip and nimlflC'f. lkl'-
b-.ood. Call IUO.
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In-Int.Cal 1137.
V.Sn1V£. HO\tsr DWM JI
-· alTtdioftalt. lttrldlt-t • comp1nion, 25·40, ror bt'1cll
•alb. dinntr/ mo~lt. 1114 otlltr
•• pltulru. San o-ntt.
Clll lb.
EDUCATED PROH SIONAL
SWM, ''l/115. enJo>• dlai•a.
~~Sftls...,
SWF •5' t'Olllf*llOllt partntr.
(« tillCtrt rtbtlOMlllllo l~int.
C' .. 1601.
Cllllll9.
ATTRACTIVE PROfl:SSIO~·
AL ~M .U .. , JS+ lor flll.
CIW dlftct lmafts. lllOtits. ._
ii&. Ca111 Mm. Cal 1611.
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ncl11ttr, ctt1fi4t111 SHM JI,
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