HomeMy WebLinkAbout1994-07-20 - Orange Coast PilotTHE NEWPORT BEACH • • We shouldn 't ~~' l complain about a
cloudy spell when
Jupiter is getting
clobbered by comet parts
Partly sunny and humid and
completely co met-free today.
See Weather, Page 2
Winner of California Newspaper Publishers Association's General Excellence Award for 1993
Newport · 1;_reates blueprint for a vibrant downtown
~ Balboa residents,
merchants work with city to
pinpoint improvements
needed on the Peninsula.
BY DAVID HEITZ, STAFF Wann
BALBOA PENINSULA -A
blueprint for creating a vibrant
downtown Newport Beach nestled
in the heart of Balboa will be the
fopic of a Planning Commission
public hearing on Thursday night.
The grandiose plao is tho result
of three years of meetings between
peninsula merchants and residents
and city officials.
"It covers a wide range of things
-public improvements, traffic cir-
culation, landscaping, zoning,"
said Councilman John Hedges,
who represents the peninsula. "It
covers the gamut of what happens
in the area."
The portion of the peninsula
. slated for the massive improve-
ments includes:
• East Balboa Boulevard from
the 300 to 800 blocks
• East Bay Avenue and East
Ocean Front from the 500 to 800
blocks
• Palm, Washington a]ld Main
Streets from the 100 to 300 blocks
• the east side of Adams Street
from the 200 to 300 blocks
• the west side of A Street from
the 100 to 300J>l~ks.
Restdents and business owners
alike have complained for several
years that Balboa -the place
from which Newport Beach ht.story
sprouted -has been forgotten by
city officials, left to· deteriorate
into a not-so-ritzy pocket of ham-
burger stands and T-shirt shops.
The Central Balboa Specific
Area Plan Committee took those
complaints to heart , Hedges said.
"We've come up with a lot of
good ideas for the downt own
area," he said. "One complaint we
always hear is 'No more T-shirt
shops!' So we have come up with
more residential uses."
While that aspect of ·the plan
likely will please Balboa residents,
other elements aimed at attracting
visitors to the peninsula may. not.
"People are going tO · come ou t of
the woodwork no mailer what you
do," Hedges said.
Most of the improvements :ire
aimed at making U~lboa :i placc
that's attractive for both resi(fonts
and tourists.
"Maintaining a balance between
visitor-serving and re.sident·Sel'mg
uses is considered vital to achiev·
ing geals of economic rcvitahz:i-
tion and improving the com·
munity's character," Senior PIJn·
ner Patrick Alford wrote in a
memorandum to the Planning
Commission.
The authors of the detailed plun
hope to accomplish the following
goals:
• ·1 o con)olid.uc, pre)ene and
enhance the tradittonal central
bu!.mcs!. district charoctcr of the
:ire a.
Wa)s of achieving that go•tl in·
elude offering propcrt) O\\ ncr~ in
centivcs 'for consolid:111ng lots.
m:i!.;ing the Jo,1,n1own more pedes·
tn:in lncndl), and encour:iging
l.1nd-.cape and ar..:hitectural treat·
ments ''h1ch bre:ik up the mo-
noton~ of existing buildings .
• Io pro\ldc public improve-·
mc1m dc~igncd to enhance the \ 1s·
u;il qu:ihty of the :irea. e11courage
. See DOWNTOWN/Pa9e 4
Candidate enlisted
to he~p raise funds
for tollway lawsuit
~ Corona del Mar residents
get help from Assembly
hopeful in continued fight
against Newport Coast
Drive proposa l.
BY DAVID HEITZ, STAFF \\'Alllll
CORONA DEL MAR -An
army of Corona dcl M:ir re .. 1dcnts
opposed to a 50-ccnt toll propo.,eJ
for Neo,\port Coa!.t Dm.c: h:.i:.
dr:ifted a state assembh c:indidatc
to help organize a iund-raising
campaign aimed at collecting
enough money to sue the Tran)·
portation Corridor Agencie.,,
T}Je agency was created by the
county and charged o,\ith building'
the San Joaquin Hilb Tr;in~·
portation Corridor, a tOll\\a)'
which ''ill stretch from San Ju:in
Capistrano to Corona dcl ~lar
when it is finished in 1997
A l,6-mile portion of NC\\ port
Coast Dri\e will become part of
the tollway. ·
thc occ:.ansidc ruute, r..: .. a:Jting the
nightmarish Halls.: · Jam' v. hich
h:iuntcd the conimunit\' bdore
Ne\\ port Coa:>t \\:.is burl t ·
They ha'e cnli.,tcd th..: help ol
A-.!.cmbly c:indid:.itc Jim ·1 olcJano.
:1 Democrat \\ho v.ill face ~1a1il}n
UtC\\C.:r 111 ~o,embcr.
La)t \~ccJ... Toledano hclp11J or·
chcstratc .1 ma:>s mailing to 01orc
than 5,000 Coron:.i de! ·~br re)i·
dent'!>. The fhcr \\arns rc.,idenh uf
the pcndi:1g ·toll and ask-. for cor:·
tributioni. ranging from S:!.5 to
S50J h.> help p::S) for a l:n• .. :.iit.
"It )OU li\C iQ-<;'(oron:i del ~t::sr,
)Ou'll t111d drh cK' cuuin~ throush
rnur residcnual neid1borhood~. ~nd )OU'll b::UI... more ClrS \\hen
~ou tra'cl to \\Ork. stop or pb)."'
th:i lcllcr i.tatc.,,
l he m;.iil' •I? com..... fr0:1l th ..
r-.e,\pon Cua'>t Dmc O;:fcn'c
Fund, :i nun·protil group \\ hich
Toledano hclpcJ crc~tc ·11 i:-. pv"·
ered b) a group of \olunh:cr~ from
CoronJ dcl !\Jar.
~WC MARTIN, DAILY 1'1LOT
Southern California College drama Instructor Rob Wyatt investigates the school's theater following a fire. See story, Page 2.
Corona dcl Mar resident:, fear
motorists who don't want to p..t)
the toll will dri'c on Co:ll>t High-
way instead, ~n:ulin& tralfic along
"\\ e JUllt gu1 \t:irtcd :.ind arc in
thc pro.:e-.s of drafting a com·
plaint." Tok~bno said. It tJ~e-.
careful rc-.carch ..i1Hl prcpJration
Answer leads to
more questions
Discovery of Denise Huber's body closes
one aspect of three-year case , but Costa
Mesa detectives ' job is far from over
BY MAile S. POSNBa, STAPF Wann
PRESCOTT COUNTRY
CLUB, ARIZ. -Many a retiree
has moved to this upscale
community nestled m a mountain
range about 80 miles north of
Phoenix.
Residents in this cluster of
custom homes built around a golf
course enjoy a climate that
normally lingers a few notches
below the blistering temperatures
of Phoenix. Population of the city
of Dewey, where the community is
located: 35,000.
This is a classic "sleepy little
town ," a place where only three
murders were recorded last year
and cellular telephone service isn't
available.
It's here in this generally quiet
community that police have begun
to unravel a three-year mystery
that's haunted the family of
Denise Huber and plagued Costa
Mesa police.
Huber, 23, at the time she
vanished after she got a flat tire
on the Corona del Mar Freeway,
was found stuffed in a freezer
here a week ago. The chest-type
freezer was found operating in a
stolen Ryder truck rented by John
Famalaro, 37, who is being held
on suspicion of Huber's murder
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Clyotel lllGttld In NlwlloPt
The Newport Beach Police Department has issued a coyote
warning to residents of homes in the Back Bay and the hills to
the east, of Newport.
Police ask parents not to leave small children unattended
outside and advise pct owners to do the same with their animals
because coyote si~htings have increa~ in residential areas
recentJy.
Accordin~ to a police spokesman, officers who respond to a
coyote sighting will attempt to capture and move the animal to a
safer area.
INllDI
A fire T~y .iW'!ited
ammunition and gunpower that
w~ stored In• Cott. Mesa
apartment. A firefiahter barely
!Saped injury In tfte btd.
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A tribute to
!~~ry ~~Huber
uched hundreds of
iNlviduals across the
country, as evidenced by the
calls that have poured into
the Hubers' home and to
local authorities. 8ot
nowhere has the impact of
the tragedy hit harder than in
our communi~ place
Denise called e.
In memory of Denise,
we're opening up our
Readers Hotline to those
who wish to express their
thoughts and emotions, share
personal memories of Denise
or convey condolences to the
family.
We will print the responses
on Saturday, the day her
family has scheduled a
memorial service.
Please lea\ e your thoughts,
~me, hometown and ptlOne
I~ mber on our Readers
Hotline, 642-6086.
See TOLLWAY/Page 4
Local students are out of this world.
~ After first attempt to
.contact shuttle astronauts
was scrubbed, pupils at
Kline School ta lk to
commander Tuesday.
BY Russ LoAP., STAIF Wann
A fter an aborted attempt to
contact Space Shu11le
Columbia last Friday, 13
Kline School student!. on Tuesday
spoke to shuttle Commander Col.
Robert Cabana a) his spacecraft
soared over Hawaii.
It was touch and go for the
private school students who waited
patiently in line for a turn to ask
questions of the shuttle
commander. Their fir~t attempt to
contact the astronauts, through an
amateur radio relay station in
Hawai i, ended in static Tuesday
morning. After last week's inability
to maintain contact with the
shuttle, teachers and parents at
the Costa Mesa school prepared
themsehes for failure.
Dut 50 minutes later \\hen
Columbia again passed O\C:r
Hao,\aii, the entire student body
crossed their finger~ in unbllO and .
contact was made by ''a) of a
sophistic:ited arra) of equipment
set up and operated by parent
Doug Borcoman, a ham radio
eApert.
"What do space tra\Clcrs do to
relieve a headathe?" aslo.ed
10-year-old student Greta Jean
Ridley.
"We take aspirin or T)lenol that
we have on board," shuttle
Commander Cabana replied, h1:i
voice crackling with static.
Kline School was one ol only 13
schools in the o,\orld chosen to
communicate with the astronauts
and the only chool from
California, thanks to a gr.i.nt that
Borcoman helped the school
secure. His 7-)car·old son,
Brandon, \\ho asked the shu11le
commander about the dietary
habits of foh in pace, ~id he'd
like to be an astrl'naut, "bec:iuse
there are a lot ol thingl> you can
c\plore ill ~rac1. ..
the pmJtL ckn1-.nt:icy 'chool
first apphcJ tu lake rJt1 I l I e
project dubb..:d 9AREX (Shullie
Amateur Radw E\penment in
~fa)' 1993 anJ \\:l:> sek.:ted in
April 199-l.
The ~-=hool":. ':l.:.:omplishment
come) during a heightened publk
interc:.t in sp.1cc due to the :?Sth
onni,er~:il) ol the Apollo 11 moon
landins 10Ja~ and the p1.:ctJ1.ul:ir
!>i~ht ol mclCIJr fr:.igmenl\
puncturing the pl:.inct Jupt1cr It',
been a totJI eJuc:itional
c\pcncncc. for 1he ~"huol' . 45
!>lUJClll\,
Aflcr t\\U mvnth., of cl.i.'!l~rnum
prcp.uation, ~tudi."nb a'keJ the
shuttle commandc:r .lbOJt D!'\A
C'\perimcnl\, the dfcc1' of
m1crogra\it~ on pl:mh :rnd the
manufacture of mc:tal-. in pa .. c.
Defore the quc,tion·:rno·.11,~ er
period. !>tudenh nnJ parent:.
\\itne sed the a:.tron:iut,'
breathtaking \icw of Earth on 1he
\Chool' telc' i!.ion monitor:.
Triangle 'quare conee house
gets brand new lease on life
• Pain du Monde takes
over former Alta site, which
closed Monday. New
owners say few changes
expected.
BY lluaa LoA.a, S'r.u• Wunt.
TRlANGLE SQUARE -In
one of the quickest b"5iness turn-
arounds on record, the AJta corfec
house Will reopen today under
• new ownership, becomina the
fourth Pain du Monde sandwich
shop and bakery la I.be area.
Just two days after the laid-back
CIC(fee house caed ht ~ Har·
bp View resident Scott McVean ,
will reopen the busines ~ith only.
a few changes in menu item .
The recycled antique furniture.
unfinished h3rdo,\ood floors, ex-
posed ceiling pi~s nnd copper·
plated coffee bar will stay.
McVean, 33, opened the fir$t
Pain du Mondc on Balboa I land
six years ago, rouo~ed by ad-
ditional location at Fa hion ls·
land and on Pacific Coa t Hipway
in Corona dcl M:ar. McVcan 11id
the TrW\ale Square $lore in Co$ta
Mesa will continue to sell AJta
cotrec: manufactured by former
AJta coerce house owner Patti
Spooner, who also own1 a whole-
sale coffee buJincss. Owner Scott McV_.. wlll opera.te Pmn du Monde In the de of
... c~ 4 the former Aha coffee hOUM In Trlingle aqu.,e. ·
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i Wedf\Mday, July 20, 1994
..
lhe 102nd.....,
Orange County Fair
Run s through July l4 _
TODAY
Hours todny: noon to
midnight.
: AJI day: Open Breeding
Sheep Show at Live:.tock
A,.rena.
· 12:30, 2:30 p.m.: Japan
~rate Do·hosu-K3i at Miller
• ·Arlington Theater.
: S p.m.: Whistling Contest at
~ds' Stage.
· 8 p.m.: Tim McGraw at
~acific Amphitheatre; Eric
£kstrand at Cal Spas Heritage
~tage.
COST .
General adruission SS (ages
(3 to 64); $3 for seniors, 65 and
older; $2 for ch ildren, 6-12; free
fpr kids under 6.
~ISCOUNTS I
· Today is Yquth Ag Day -
a.'11 4-H and FF A members will
be admitted free with
r(lembership cards from those
organizations.
: FEMA card or Red Cross
identification holders also
receive two free admissions.
'. Additionally, today is an
"Unlimited Carnival Ride" day
(purchase an Sil wrbtband and
)'~U can enjoy unlimited rides
from noon to 7 p.m.).
fARKING
• S3, but free for carpools of
wur or more.
flP
: Wear comfortable shoes,
k>ose-filting clothes, hats and
S)Jnblock to deal with the heat.
TUESDAY HIGHLIGHTS
Polka music wafted through
the fairgrounds as children
celebrated German Day at the
fair. •.
l(jds ages three to 12
devoured German food during
bratwurst-and pretzel-eating
contests in the morning, then
tested their strength in a s~in-holding competition.
.J<jds ~ere also visited by Don
tbe Music Man, who brought
hf!; accordion and taught
c&ildren the chicken dance and
p~lka. Children were also
ei couraged'to try out
German·themcd ar1s and crafts
liie hat·making, noodle
necklaces and gingerbread-man
d~corating.
iThis is the first year the fair
his designated a national
tlleme day for children.
•fairgoers of all ages also
pi rticipated in the aluminium
cf' stomp, where participants
raced to squash 10 soda cans.
• For adults, there was the
"Old Nag" competition, where
c~uples got on stage and arc
jlidged on their nagging ability.
·The Gravitron ride was
rd-opened Tuesday evening
aCtcr being closed since
SjltUrday, when a 44-year-old
rwe operator was electrocuted
a~ he tried to repair a
floodlight. B & 13 Amusements
decided to replace all the
wjring oo the ride .
AJtencla11e•
Turnstile attendance for
Tuesday through 6 p.m. was
17,508. Last year's attendance
on this day through 6 p.rn. was
13,108. Total 1994 fair
anendance through Monday,
was 395,849.
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Rre can't
extinguish
couple's love
~ Blaze at SCC theater
causes $1 .3 million
damage and wrecks
wedding reception plans.
B Y Boa PAGE,
SP[CIAL TO nu o.uu J>1LOT
COSTA MESA - Digging
through the charred remains of
Southern California College's
theater Tuesday, one couple was
abl~ to salvage two of their
hand;made wedding decorations
but not their bed.
Monday morning's fire at the
college all but destroyed Shelley
Johnston and Ronn Johnstone's
wedding reception pl ans. The
couple had planned to hold their·
reception on Aug. 6 in the school's
250-seat Center for Dramatic Arts.
Johnstone, 33, said that the
flames consumed the redwood and
white pine, queen-sized bed frame
that he had made for the couple's
new home and most of the
decorations that his fia ncee, 25,
had crafted for the reception. The
oouple, wha are both alumni of
the college, had made the bed and
the decorations to save money and
stored them in a corner of the
theater. •
When Johnstone first surveyed
die damage to the theater on
Monday, he thought that he and
his fiancee had lost everything.
"When I told Shelley, she was
crying," Johnstone s.tiid.
But Johnstone returned to the
theater on Tuesday and lifted th e
bed frame and discovered that two
of Johnstone's favorite decorations
had been spared. The bed had
fallen .on top of the decorations
and served as a shield from the
names.
According to Johnstone, his
fiancee looked upon the saved
wedding decorations as a good
omen for their marriage. Johnston
said, "The fire destroyed
everything but saved our entwined
hearts."
One of the decorations was two
entwined hearts made of wicker
and adorned with dried flowers
and the couple's initials. Following
the wedding, the hearts we re going
to hang..frorn the bed that
Johnstone spent a week making.
Now that the setting for their
wedding reception has been
destroyed -college spokesman
Joe McCarthy said tha t the theater
sustaiQed more than $1.3 million
in damage and will probably have
to be leveled and rebuilt -
Johnstone and Johnston arc
scrambling to make new plans.
Johnstone said that the wedding
invitations'havc already been
mailed so the reception will likely
be held outside the burned theater
on a lawn. Having the event
outside will cause the couple to
incur new costs that they say they
cannot afford -a tent, lights, a
system for amplifying the music
for dancing and new decorations.
But already on Tuesday, friends
were looking to help Johnstone
and Johnston find ways to save
money. One friend told Johnstone
that he knew someone with a
music system that they might be
able to use.
And whep the co uple complete,s
their honeymoon in the gold
country of northern California and
moves to a new home in
Minnesota, Johnstone will be
looking to rebuild thei r bed.
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M.u.c MAaTIN, DAILY I'll.OT
Costa Mesa Fire Capt. Steve Twigg talks with Eric Ehrhardt, 7, after a fire
broke out In the Bay Street apartment he shares with his grandfather.
Blaze ignites gunpowder, ammo
stored in Costa Mesa ·apartment
...,. Firefighter almost injured in
blest that 7 -year-old barely
escaped from .
BY 1)NA B O&.GATI'A, STAH Warn:a
COST A MESA - A firefighter nar·
rowly escaped injury Tuesday afternoon
when fire ignited gunpowder and am·
munition that was stored in the bedroom
1of a Bay Street apart o1'lnt, causing an ex·
plosion. -
The blast threw Costa Mesa Firefighter
Will Moss, who was checking the unit rot
occupants,' across the room.
"It actually moved my body -like
someone gave me a hard kick," Moss said.
"ll was powerful. I've neve r felt anything
quite like that."
No injuries were reported in the 3:20
p.m. blaze.
But just moments before the explosion,
7-year·old Eric Ehrhardt was inside the
apartment watching television, unaware of
the fire in the next room. He was pulled
from the apartment by a neighbor who
drove up to the building at 423 W. Bay St.
and noticed smoke coming from the unit's
front bedroom windows.
"I ran to the aptrtment and saw Eric
sitting in the livinf 4'00m watching TV,"
said 17-year-old Jcnttifer Hessebach, who
is ninc·months pregnant. "I told him to
get out, that the apartment was on fire,
and then I called 911."
After dousing the flames, which took
only a few minutes, Moss said firefighters
noticed "a lot of ammunitfon, some weap·
ans and a torch~lype container."
Fire Department officials were still try·
ing to determine the cause of the fire
Tuesday night, but investigators believe
materials in the room had been smolder·
ing for possibly several hours, according to
Susan Wood, a department spokeswoman.
Dennis Hartley, who lives in the apart·
ment and manages the complex, said he
had been doing "minor maintenance stuff,
carpen1ry work" earlier in the day. At the
time of the fire, though, Hartley, 43, said
he was outside working on his car.
Damage to the apartment and its con-
tents was estimated at $15,000.
Coast Guard saves nshermen from capsized boat
Two fishermen arrived safely at Los
Angeles International Airport Tuesday
evening after they were plucked from
the ocean by a Coast Guard helicopter
about 12 ~ miles off the coast of New·
port Beach.
According to a Coast Guard spokes·
man, the men, who requested their
names not be released, were rescued
two min utes after thei r boat capsized
about 6 p.m.
The men were on a pleasure fishing
trip and had caught a shark when their
~ boat began taking on water. When they
were unable to pump out the water,
they placed a distress call to the Coast
Guard at 5:15 p.m.
Two helicopters, a cruise ship, a
Harbor Patrol boat, a tow boat from
Newport Beach and a Coast Guard
boat all responded to the emergency
call. Afte r the ·men were rescued, 1he
towing and Harbor Patrol boats
couldn't save the fis hing boat.
WIATHla AND OCIAN CONDITIONS
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B~lbCNI: 67/62
Cost. Mn•: 69/61
Coron. d.i MM: 67/61
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• Aaoe Es1etle Ren11ud; db1
A.QT Wholesalt, Acq. Tsl.
WUSLE. Chaplcr 13.
• Robert Arthur Boudreau;
db1 BGR Contractina.
Claulc Artim A.uochlles.
Chaplcr 13.
llRTHS
Most rtttnt blnhs In
Nwpon lk•rb and Cost•
Mtsa.
HOA• MIM~a&AL
MOIPITAL
M•y6
• Ed i nd Su11n Johnson,
Corona del Mar. girl
,., •• 21
• Michael Schtnk and
Xochllt Giese, Newporl
Coast, boy
,., •• 22
•Vikram and Ollllr Shinde,
Costa Mesa, &irl
•Elias 1nd llllda Khamls,
Newport Belich, girl
,., •• 2i
• Bttt and Slent Tn u1hen.
Ncwporl Beach, boy
• Slt pben i nd Ucldl M)trs,
Newport Beach, Jirl
•John and Celina Dole.a,
Newport Beach, boy
•Jon and Anne llomlsch,
Cos11 Mesa, boy
•Glenn and B1rbara
Mehner, Costa Mcs:i, girl
, ••• 24
• Jobn and G1mtt
Thompson, Co~ta Mcs:i, girl
•David and Nancy Murray,
Corona dcl Mar. boy
, ••• 21
• Allrn 1nd Pa111tla Caahlon.
Newport Bc1ch, girl
,., •• 26
• J1111cs and Dana Jones,
Cos11 Mesa, eirl
,., •• 27
• D1"ld and Kathy To)lOr,
Cos11 Mcsn, boy
• D1vld ud Dultllc
CIUaeto, N~port Beach, boy
IADDUUCK
MIMOIUAL MIDICAL
CINTla• ,.,1y'
• Kelly and Tom Mllchcll,
Newport Beach, girl
DIATHI
AIOSI rr«nl dt•lhs lfS
rrpontd to tht Orongt
County Recorlcr's Offirr.
COITAMUA
• Ct011la Pol'tll, 65 on June 26.
• Robtrt Sptth, 80 on June 22.
• Cbar1u l.lndtrs, 76 on June
24.
• f nd Jltliltrn, 89 on June 22
• Dlrk Bos-.onh, •~on June 21
NIWPOH llACH
.. Rkbard Ntlsoo, 6.S on June
2J.
• Cr11ct Thorpt, 80 un June 27.
• Lols Albr!iht, 96 on June 18.
MAUIAOU
Most rrrtnt m•rrial{t:t as
rtpontd to the Orange
County Recordtr's Offlrt.
COITAMl lA
• Roarr Gampp m:lrri ed
Erika Norro, June 11 in
Huntington Ocach.
• Shu l Story married
Arthur Gatta, June 18 1n
Newport Beach.
• K.rysut Nauytn married
JtfrTnn, June 18 In Co)ta
Mesa.
• Dominick Chapman
married Samaalha Sarada,
June UJ in Costa Mesa.
• l\lark Hardy married
KarDlen \VbUt, Juno 11 lo
Huntina1on Beach .
NIWl'OH llACH
• Rosalinda Saur married
Mapd Mid.el, June 21 in
S:mta Ana.
•Alvaro Vasco married
Da""n Matney, April 24 in
San111 Ana.
•Alla Dorzakova m:mied
Arthur While, June 17 in
San1a Ana.
RIAL UTAH IALll
R~ot tHI estlltt uln .,
rtpot1td by tbe ContloeaUll
Lllwytrs Tltle Co. in SaaUI
Ano.
NIWPOaT llACH
• 1866 Port ~lcr Place,
SSBS.000, S bCdroom, 3 bnlh,
to R. R. Schneider.
• 1942 Port Stabournt
Place, $389,000, 3 bedroom,
2 bath, to S. Ou.
• 1806 Port Tagort Place,
$425,000, 3 bedroom, 2 bath,
to T. S. Bosche.
• 409 Vista Gnnde,
S329,500, 4 bedroom, 3 bath,
lo L and M. Krctcr.
• 5_,0 Vista Grande,
S300,000, 3 bedroom, 2 Vi
bath, 10 A. and L H~ling.s.
• 2608 Vista del Oro,
SJI0,000, 4 bedroom, 2 Vi
bath, 10 F:Chicricati.
• 2601 Vista Ornada, ·
$312,000, 3 bedroom, 2 Vi
ba1h, 10 A. und G. Joyce.
• J09 Vista Sume, rnJ,000,
3 bedroom, 2 ~ ba1h, 10 R.
L Ryan.
• 500 Playa, $245,000. 3
bedroom, 2 Vi bath, to D.
and H. Hagler.
• 100 Scholi Plaia,
$178,000, 2 bedroom, 2 balh,
10 H. and M. Simms.
•SJ Nonhhampton Court.
S450,000, 2 bedroom, 2 Vi
balh, 10 T. J. Sutherland.
• 23 Seascape Drive 45.,
SIS0,000, 2 bedroom, 2 Vl
b;ith, to P. Doyle
• 310 Fernando SI. 105.,
SJS0,000, 2 bedroom, 2 bath,
10 R. Beck.
COITAMllA
• 1065 Vatlt,Jo Circle,
S:?t9,000, 3 bedroom, 2 ba1h,
10 0 . Pickell.
• 1101 Debra Drh·e,
S22S,OOO, 3 bedroom, 2 ~
ba1h, to R. M. Salameh
• 1116 ~nnls Way,
$275,000, 3 bedroom, 2 ~
bath, to D. K. Vu.
• 952 Goldenrod Dri\'t,
S'.219,000, 3 bedroom, 2 bath,
toT. C. Tan.
• 99J Dahlia A\r., S2JO,OOO.
3 bedroom, 2 bath, 10 R. K.
Sai10.
• 9-'1 JDSmlnt Circle,
Sl89,000, 3 bedroom, 2 bn1h,
10 R. A. Day. •
• 9JJ Crocus Circle,
$270,000, 6 bedroom, 3 ba1h,
10 F. Tadaichi.
• 917 Tanana Place,
S203,000, 4 bedroom, 2 bath,
tu W. FiLz&crald.
• 9°" M1ckcn1le Ph1ce,
$220,000, 4 bedroom, 2 b:ilh,
10 M. T. S:ito.
• 956 Den~cr Drlvr ,
$143,000, 4 bedroom, I Vi
bath, tu R. L. Doerr.
• 90J Lombard Court,
St90,000. 3 bedroom, 2.,;
bath, 10 D. Long.
• 1467 Oeau,me Place,
$120,000, 2 bedroom, 1 .,;
bath, to M. Snlot
• 209 Mayrulr Lane.
SIS4,000, 2 bedroom, 2 Vl
b:11h, to B.W. Carry.
POLICI FILU
COITAMUA
2000 block Harbor Boulevard:
burglary reported
JOOO block lkar St.: burglary
reported
2000 block Fairview Road: A
T·Top was stolen from a Niss:in
280Z valued at $1,900.
NIWPO:IT •IACH
2000 block Sierra VlslA: A cu~1om·designed mailbox was .
stolen from the front or a
residcnc(.
JOOO block W. Coast lll&hway:
Someone threw bricks at two
parked vehicles, damaaing a
ta.illiaht and causina dents on
both vehicles. One brick was
round at the ICCOC.
IOOO Graa•IUt Drive: A parked
h&uar wu &tolcn from a
rc.idcntial aaraac.
600 Wotk lnlM Aft.: A
vcndina mKhinc. owned by the
Ncwpon·McSI School District,
was vandaliicd. The control
~ncl and tclectlon buttons
were pried off. causina S800
worth in damaaca.
,
·-
Newport Beach/Costa Meaa Daily Piiot Wednesday, July 20, 1994 I
PaYine my (almost .last) respects to retired Marine
0 OPS - Retired Marine
Corps Col. Casimir Uok-
itwtcz, who could've mod-
eled for ll recruiting poster during
h!s. WWII fight ing days, has been
ailing lately, so I decided to pay
my respects at his home in Lake
) Forest.
So we stood
there shaki ng
hands, and the
bcmcdall cd hero
stunned me wi'h
this startling pro·
nouncement:
Local Scene
"In another
minute, Jerry,
I'm goi ng to die."
Holy Leather-
necks!
"How can you
be so cenain?" I
asked.
" Because," he
gasped, "you're standing on my
oxygen tube."
0
THEY HAD THE LAST SNICK·
ER -I'm limp from all the ex-
citement generated by the World
Cup Soccer finale , but there's still
strength enough to rail against. in·
vaden from Mars.
It's beyond my comprehension
how these hucksters were able -to
plaster "pristine" Newport Center
with promotional banners urging
us to consider their candy while
watching f utbol.
The scene was obscene. Not
only were we Snickered, appar-
ently we were snookered.
When I motored over to New-
port Center on Monday night to
watch a dreadCul movie (see
below), the garish display was still
in evidence, painfully so. On Tues·
day morning, when I phoned mall
he adquarters to ask questions,
none of the executives was avail·
able. So the questions remain, and
someone has much to answer for.
Meanwhile, the fl acks at Mars
must be snickering like crazy.
0
WYAlT? BURP! -The Mon·
day night entenainment agenda
called for a viewing of "Forrest
Gump," but we couldn't get in.
The line must've stretched beyond
a dozen Snickers signs.
There was n't an evening screen-
ing of "City Slickers II," our next
choice.
What fo do, what to do? It was
ne arly 8 p.m., desperation time,
when a kindly theater employee
tipped us that Wyatt Earp would
be _unreeling in~ few minutes.
It was the worst tip since some-
one suggested that I bet on the
Nigerian soccer team.
If you're planning to see this
Kevin Costner bomb, don't. As I
learned next day from "The New
Yorker" review, this three hour·
P.lus fiasco will make you feel that
'a large chunk of valuable time
had simply vanished in thin ai r,
like a rustled herd." Not only were
my ears assaulted by all that
shootlng. but the inane direction
and dialogue made my hair hurt.
And the gosh-awful length! It
was the first time I ever stood in a
theater and yelled, "Editor! Edi·
tor!"
There'll probably be one more
attempt to sec "Forrest Gump" at
a local cinema, but I'm not count·
ing on it. Let's just kick back and
wait for its video release. The wail
couldn't be any longer than sitting
through that Earpian ordeal.
0
S 0 HOW ARE TllINGS AT
HOME? -Glad you asked. A
lot of curious folks have been •.
dropping br the new abode, and
they're asking all soris of ques·
tions. A f cw samples, with ap-
propriate responses:
• From Carlos Moreno of Co-
rona del Mar: "Your garden is
gorgeous, but don't you miss
watching all those beautiful sun·
sets over Catalina Island?''
(Yes I do, Carlos. So, using . Make-A-Wish volunteers find
out what it's like to receive 100°/o CASH OUT HOMELOANS
~ Two from group's
Newpo rt office given tickets
to Streisand con ceit.
nv JOYZ£LLE DAVIS,
Srrcw.. TO Tltt DAILY r1LOT
NEWPORT OEACH -It was
a wish come true for two dedi-
cated Orange County Make-A·
Wbh Foundation volunteers.
Marlene Ec~ert and Wanda
Lundy, who both volu ntee red
more than 500 hours last year at
the Ne" port Beach-based charity,
each received one $350 ticke t for
the much-louted Barbra Streisand
concert ton ight at the Arrowhead
Pond of Anaheim. The tickets
were donated by Lewis Killackcy,
a Newport Beach resident and re·
tired stockbroker from Kidder-
Peabody & Co. Incorporated. ·
"The most important part of a
non-profit organization is the vol·
unteers," Killackcy said. "Vol-
unteers arc so critical -especially
in this economy. 1 thought th ese
tickets would be a reward for
going above and beyond the call of
duty."
. KHlackey, who will also attend
1hc concert, decided 10 purchase
two "terrific" tickets for donation
when he heard Streisand would be
performing in Orange County. He
ga\e the tickets to 1he Makc-A-
Wish Foundation, which grants
"•shes to terminally ill childr~n.
because he likes the idea that "ev-
eryone hopes to have a wish come
true."
Eckert said she almost felt guilty
when llhe was told she received a
ticket to one of the hottest con·
cerls of the decade.
"I felt like, 'Gee, I don't expect
to ge t things when J volunteer,' "
Eckert said. Still, understandably,
Eckert was excited to receive tick-
ers for the concert that was sold
out by the time she called the tick·
ct agency.
The office lltaff at the Makc·A·
Wi sh Fou nda1ion in Newport
Beach was delighted by Killackey's
offer to donate tickets to the Strei-
sand concert -but they were also
presented with the dilemma of
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contributing a fountain to your
back yard beautification program
Can you name it after another
former movie star?"
(Must be, Pat Since they we re
turned loose in all the nower beds.
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lady bug!i. Out then 1 ain't )Cen ,
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HmER
...... .... ' and the theft of the truck.
Huber's parents, who are in the
process of moving from their New-
port Beach home to North Da·
kola, will be able to begin a new
chapter in their lives -one free
of the frustration or not knowing if
their daughter is dead or alive.
Answe ring that question also
has been a great relief for Costa
Mesa Police Lt. Ron Smith.
"We feel gooa for the family
1hat we should be able to brin~
someone to justice in this case, •
Smith said.
Evidence to support that effort
continued to mount Tuesday as in-
vestigators here attempted to com·
pletc a search of Famalaro's house in: the Prescott Country Club, and
' those working in Orange Counry
moved in on two storage units -
in·Laguna Hills and San Clemente
-: where they believe Famalaro
kept Huber's frozen body for near-
ly lhree years.
While it hasn't been determined
wl\ere Famalara would be tried,
what's important is a conviction
an'1 death-penalty sentence, Smith
sai<I.
~'This is certainly Costa Mesa's
bigges t case and mine personally,"
said Smiih whO was a SCrJeant
when Huber was reported missing
on.June 3, 199 1.
''We put a lot into (the search for
Huber) in terms of hours and
emotion."
. During the three years Huber
wu miajn~ police De¥9I' Mre
Ible to ~loP uy new mdeDc:e
in the cue -until Yavapai C.OUO-
ry sheriff's ofticlall calfed Colla .
Mesa ~ just before lwdtime
last Friday.
"Is Denise Huber still misslna?"
the depury in Arizona wanted to
know.
They had found a dead body in
a stolen rental truck. The woman
appeared too small to be Huber,
but her driver's license wu found
at the house.
"The first sense of emotion was
when we got the phone call, where
they said they had Denise's ID,"
Smith said. "We knew it was a
major breakthrough. That's the
fint lead that ever sounded really
good." .
Smith, who never had seen
Huber, said he experienced a se-
ries of emotions -from disbelief
to relief -once f angcrprinll posi-
tively identified the youn1 woman.
"A lot of our personal can have
the Denise Huber bumper sticker
on them,'' Smith said, referring to
the sticker soliciting information
about her disappearance u she re-
turned home from a Morrisey rock
concert at the • Forum in ln&fe·
wood. "It's a small enough depart-
ment and a high-enough profile
case that we all know (the case)."
After a grueling week of search-
ing for clues while . dealing wiltl
hordes of news reporters from
California and Arizona alike,
Smith plans to return home in
coming days so he can attend \he
Saturday memorial for Huber in
Newport Beach .
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He said IOmC envelopes have
been returned but the kitry hu
not been tallied yet.
Toledano said the litigation will
focus on whether the counry acted
le&ally when it deeded a portion of
the road to the tollway agency.
He said the action was ille1al.
''They had no· authoriry to charge
tolls on a public road."
Toledano did not specify a time-
line for filing the lawsuit.
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the tollway aaency maintain that
everything has been done legally
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cycle transportation, and to f acili-
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A candidate for the state Sen·
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He ordered leaal opinions to
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sembly's legi.alative counsel a
the Attorney General.
While the Attorney General's
opinion vindicated the tollway
agency, the determination from
the legislative counsel was incon-
clusive.
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The committee hasn't pin·
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trict and using revenue from park-
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Spooner closed the Costa Mesa
coffee bouae on Monday after !ail·
ins to win a lease compromise
with TrianaJc Square managers,
who say she owed more than
$40,000 in back rent. McVean said
he will operate the business under
the same leue terms. Spooner
said her $7,000-a-month lease to·
taled nearly $10,000 monthly after
miscellaneous tenant charges in·
eluding maintenance and advertis-
ing were added.
The quick turnaround was good
news for Alta's 25 employees, who
will be asked 10 stay on. And al·
though Spooner says she was not
treated fairly by Triangle Square
owners, she hopes McVean will
succeed.
"It's unfortunate what happened
to us, but l wish him the best of
luck," Spooner said.
ln taking over the business,
McVean is paying an undisclosed
amount to NcWport Bcllch entre-
preneur Steve Lewis, who had in·
vested in the Triangle Square cof·
Cee house. Lewis purchased the
Aha CoCCee & Roasting Co. shop
in Cannery Village Crom Spooner
last November. The Cannery Vil-
lage coUee house has not been af-
fected by the Costa Mesa store's
financial problems.
McVean said he will add a num-
ber of his low·Cat and fat-Cree bak-
ery products. to the coerce house
menu, which includes such fare as
the eclectic but always popular
eggplant sandwich. While McVean
admits starting any new business is
always a calculated risk, he says
his three other stores will help
spread out overhead costs.
"We're not going to change the
way it looks," McVean said. "ll's a
real unique ambiance -a real
comfortable place."
Triangle Square partner Rich
Shapiro said while the decor will
remain the same, he expects the
business to generate a quicker
turnover of customers.
ing meters, according to city of· · r-------------------------, ficiaJs.
Although it's gained overwhelm·
ing support, city planners say some
opposition to the plan has been
expressed by some area propCJlY
owners. ,
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• PORTS
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 387
Question 01 the day: Who's . going to beat 'em?
._ Not Florida. that's for sure.
after Tue sday's 30-16 romp for
unbeaten Newport Beach Dukes.
BY lUCHAllD DUNN, SPORTS Wt.m•
NEWPORT BEACH -It Q was substitute girls night out
on the town.
Ann Grossman and Tami ""'
Whitlinger-Jones, filling in for
the Newport Beach Dukes while Zina
G:irrison-Jackson and Larisa Neiland play
in the Feder:uion Cup, won only three
games last Saturday in Boise in women's
singles and doubles.
But with their nerves calmed on Tues-
day night, playing in front of a passi\·e
John Wayne Tennis Club crowd rath~r
than boisterous Idaho fans, Grossman and
Whitlinger-Jones redeemed themselves in
the Dukes' most lopsided victory of the
season, a 30·16 overtime dc_cision over the
visiting Florida Twist before an estimated
500 fans, as Newport Beach remained
perfect in eight World TeamTennis
matches.
Gross man, 23, teamed with Trevor Kro-
nemann for a 6·3 win in mi.xed doubles,
then Whitlinger-Jones controlled Nicole
Arendt, 6·2, in women's sin,les. Grossman
and Whitlinger-Jones
followed with a 6·3
women's doubles victory
over Arendt and Sandra
Cacic, giving the Dukes
an 18·8 lead.
"Sign her full-time," a
fan hollered from the
stands, after Grossman
began the final game in
mixed doubles with a
passing shot winner, fol-
lowinJ a pair of lob will·
ners an the eighth game
as Newport Beach broke
Arendt.
Grossman and Whit·
linger will not be full-
time. They leave this
week for Stratton Moun·
tain, Vt., to continue
play on the Wf A Tour.
Neiland is expected to
return to the Dukes in
time for Saturday's road
match against Sacra-
mento (5-2), while tl\ere
is no timetable for the
return of Garrison·
Jackson, still alive in the
Federation Cup.
"I was nervous (com-
ing to the Dukes), be-
cause they were 6·0, and
I h a ct·n • t p I a y e d
TeamTennis in two
years," Grossman said.
"They were tough condi·
tions in Boise; the crowd
was obnoxious, but in
Newport it's a very mel-
low crowd. I'd be in the
middle of a ball toss,
and &h e Boise fans
would say, 'Serve it
there, serve it there.' I
felt more comfortable to·
night."
Kelly Jones does it again with a winning style In
men's singles Tuesday night at the John Wayne TC.
Whitlinger-Jones, new·
lywed wife of Dukes
standout Kelly Jones,
felt double the pressure
playing as substitute, al·
though she'd been with
the squad since the be·
KAr:.VYA llAtNONE, DAILY P1Lor
Trevor Kronemann slams it back with a two-fisted assault in Dukes' 30·16 rout of Florida in World TeamTennis.
ginning of the season.
"Ann and I just wanted 10 come in and
do a good job and keep their record un·
defeated," Whitlinger-Jones said. "There
was a little pressure comi ng in, with the
team being 6-0."
Kelly Jones was the first
Florida (3·5) won its only set in men ·~
doubles, the final set of the ma1ch, 6·5 (5·
4), to force overtime. Jones held serve,
giving up only one point, in th<C lone over·
time game. ·
"That's kind of funny," saifi Duke~
mere exhibitiom..
Whitlinger-Jone!> bro. ke Arendt t$ree
time!> i!l women's singles, including •
third game when she used a 1wo·hand
bac~hand "inner to clinch. In the ~ixth
game, after being down love-40, Arendt
came back and broke \\'h1t-
linger·Jones to cut the defi· to congratulate his wife
following her victory in
women's singles.
"That made me ner-
vous, too," Whitlinger·
Jones said. "I didn't want
to Jose for him."
In the fourth se t, Jones
dominated Andres Gomez,
the 1990 French Open
'They were tough conditions in Boise; the crowd was
obnoxious , but in Newport it's a very mellow crowd.
I'd be in the middle of a ball toss, and the Boise fans
would say, 'Serve it there, serve it there.' I felt more
cit to 2-4, but Whitlinger-
Jones bJOke and held for the •
victory.
"I've been here since the
beginning in helping the
team nnd practjcing wuh
them, so I feel like l\e been comfortable tonight.' -ANN GROSSMAN, Nnvport leldl Dukn 3 part of the-team,'' Whit-
winner, in men's singles,
6·2, after leading 4-0 to give Newport
B~ach a 22·8 lead. Jones, the WIT leader
in men's singles at 47·26, gave up only
three points on his se rve.
linge r-Jones s:1id.
• If Garrison·J ackson is un-,
Coach Angel Lopez, referring to the WIT able to return in time for S:1turda) 's
rule stipul ating that the leading team match, Dukes owner Fred Lieberman ~aid ..
must win the final set to clinch, eliminat·
ing the possibility of final se ts becoming
that Robin While, a former Los Angeles ~
Strings member, is a possible replacement..~.
When I-Birds, Mustangs were only dreams 1 L1nLE LEAGUERS'
Costa Mesa 13s ~
rip Ocean View,
get ·another shot ~
at Seaview today 3
...,. In th e '40s the only real
concerns were simply was
there enough gas to go!
M cnt1on the names of Bill
(Dutch) Van Horn and
Ralph freitag in the early
40s and local sports fons would have
cxcla1med, "Oh yes, lhose t>YO fine
fullbacks under Les Miller at Harbor
I tigh ."
Refer \o the same pair in the late
40s and local sports followers would
have quicldy lin~ed them to
championship Orange Coast College
baseball under Wendell Pickens.
A few years later, fans wou ld simply
identify Freitag as "that former
Harbor High. bruiser who was
invi ted 10 try out ''ith the
Chicago Oears by George
(Papa) Halas."
Meanwhile, Von Horn would
become ~nown a "th at
dedicated fireman for Newport
Beach." I •
One day, the pair invited Tar
basketeer Jules (Bunky) Marshall to
join them for a journey to Los Angeles
to watch a Pacific Coast League
baseball game.
Bear in mind this was·during WWII
days and gas was rationed by the
government. Hard times for fun -loving
teenagers.
Von Horn said, "My guess is that tt
was 60 some miles to Wrigley Field via
Firestone Boulevard. And we planned
to use cleaning solvent to.stretch the
gas mileage."
He added, "I believe cleaning
solvent was more expensive than gas,
and they were not allowed to sell it in
quantities over one gallon. We solved
that problem br taking some one
gallon Jugs along, stopping at
filling stations along the way,
and telling the proprietor that
the solvent was for our
mothen' cleaning needs."
He continued, "All went
well until on our return we
ran out of gas between
Downey and Buena Park.
Unlike today, there was
nothing but farmland between
the two, and nary a gas station
in sight."
But, with rousing humor,
their Balboa Island neighbors
of the early 40 might hove
quipped, "Oh, you mean tho e
two lads who are constantly
fumbling around with their old
cars?''
From the
sidelines
He added, "Glass jugs in
hand, we set out on foot to
replenish our supply in Buena
Park, and then return to our Not n week passed without
hilarity.
Van Horn , nlways an engaging
humorist, recalled a number of
laughable incidents from rhe old days.
"Rnlph had a Model A Ford that
had seen better days, and had among
other thinas, a warped head and a
leaky radiator," Van Horn explained.
"Due to the scarcity of gasoline,
Ralph h:a<l found out that he could
augment hii gas ~upply by addina
cleaning solvent art~r the eft&ine had
warmed up," he said, addina. .. any
damaae 10 the engine would hardly be
noticeable due to its advanced ap and
previous wear."
car. Footsore and tired, we returned
home much later than we had
planned."
Van Hom said, "Most people recall
their first automobile with fondness,
not so in my case. I had saved S400
and (a nice lady) 1ugested that I use
it to buy two view lots on Ocean
Boulevard overlooking Corona del
Mar's Main Beach."
With a laup, he said, "I have
always prided myself on my ability to
ipore ~ advice and elected to buy
a car instead."
He added, .. The car wu a 1934
Ford coupe. New automobile
production had ceased and used cars
were in short supply. Don Miller ('44
Tar QB) and l were working for
George Yardley's father in Bellflower,
and when we used by car we found
that we had to stop coming and going
at Sunset Beach to buy oil, not gas."
On a woeful note, Van Horn said,
"It soon became apparent that the car
was a closet diesel. The answer to this
serious drawback was to spend most of
my senior year overhauling the engine
in high school auto shop. Work
progressed slowly, but eventually the
day neared when I could get it
running again."
In the interim, he found that vi tal
components of the car had been
borrowed ~ the likes of Don Vaughn
('44 Tar conversion booter) and other
VS owners, and carburetor,
distributor, coil and battery had
become communal property.
He added. "Furthermore, since the
car was laid up it was not burning any
gas, and I was prevailed upon to
contribute gas stamps for the common
good. The end result was that I never
got it running again, and I had my dad
sell it for me after I went into the
Navy."
Reflecting on gas rationing, Van
Hom said those WWII days compelled
youngsters to cooperate or face the
prospects of staying home to listen to
the radio. A boring outlook for a
teener.
He said. "Car poolinJ may have
started in this era, as kids with cars
loaded them to the max with
passenaers. Two or three bodies could
be stuffed in the trunk or a coupe with
the deck lid opened only enoup to
ge' the minimum amount of air."
He continued, "One such incident
occurred when Don Miller used his
father's car, a Nash Lafayette sedan,
to transpon several or UI to the Udo
Theater.''
Van Hom said, "On leavifta lhe
theater, Bob Dunlap p in the bid
seat follOwed by a youna boy ud
myself. DOn and Jim Dou&W ('44
•
PHOTO COUllTUY or Btu. VA.'I Hoa..'I
Dutch Van Horn (left) and Ralph
Freitag, circa '45, on Balboa Island.
tnckle) were in the front seat, the
other passenger slips my mind:·
He added, "l looked at the )Oung
boy and he had a terrified look on hi
face , but no one said a thing, and Don
proceeded to drive to the Island
Nearing the Island bridge. Don
casu:illy asked the boy where he Ii' ed
on the Island."
Then came the shock.
Van Horn said, "The boy blurted
out that he Jive d in Costa Mesa . Don
then turned the car around and drove
to Costa Mesa and le t the boy out
downtown.
''After he left, the question on
everyone's lips wa . 'Who the he14-wu
that1' ''
With amu ement, Van Horn aid,
"It turned out th:at e'ef)·one hact
as urned th:at someone el5C h::id
offered him a'ride home. Prcciou
gasoline had t>Cen wasted!"
Those were the days, my friend~.
Doll C .. tnll 11 • IOtWH lporU
tdlltw for IM Cesu Mn. Glok
llmald. tonrvaatr to dw Dau, ,.,,.,,
MHl•~ol~N.M.
~ Carcerano 's All -Stars advance
into territory never seen by a
Costa Mesa Little League group.
BY Bt\.RRY FAULKNt.R.S1•o•n \\RITU
WESTMI NSTER -This time, the
Co!lln Me-.J li1tle LeJgue Junior All·St:1rs
pl:in to be read).
Man:igcr Greg Carcer:ino's 13·)'car·old
st..1ndout) continued Costa Mesa's unprec·
edented District 62 All·Star Tournament
run Tuesday night, defeating Ocean View,
I 0·5, 10 ·ct up a rematch with Sea' iew,
bcginrung today at 5 o'clock at Johnson
Juruor High.
It \\JS Sea,icw which pu hed Co!lt3 •
Me-.a into the loser's bracket, "ith a 1~-1
d'rubbing Sa1urday. Dut SL"< Costa Mesa er·
ror . including five in the first inning, 'ir·
tually abotagcd an)' hopes of "inning 111
that contest, providing Carcerano & Com·
·pany plenty of hope for round two.
"We 're very h..1ppy to get .l second ~ •
chance at (Seaview), because we JUSt
weren't ready to play the last time," said
Carccrnno. who if successful tonight, will •
need another win over Seavie" Thursday
night to claim Cost:t Mesa Little League-'s
fir.t-<:ver Di~trict All-Star championship
in the Jouble·climination format.
It was Carcerano who managed the
Ju111or·Scnior Divi ion Cardinals (aaes 13·
l•) to the District 62 title earlier this
m'onth at the very !Mlme Johnson Junior
High diamond.
"It'• neat to have gone where no Colta
Mesa team has tiCforc," 1aid Can:crano.
who crc:,dhed bi entire teant for pol_..
off Ocean View.
With 1 potential Ude -...hcadei •
mind. Caremno ~ Ml J:t''• lllle-up Tucldly,....... ...
8 Wldnnday, July 20 •. 1894 Newport 8Mch/Colta Mna Dally Piiot
Rsh tale for Costa Mm's Roya Laall ltllld aut In
LlllPI Gold Ft881 NEWPORT BEACH -Costa Mesa's
Frank Royce out-fished over 200 other an·
glers on Saturday to capture the 11th annual
Schock Boats Owners' Tournament, the larg·
est fishing tournament held out or Newport
H:irbor.
Bonito, which tipped the scales at 6 pounds,
4 ounces.
Mary Ann Steele of Los Aqeles won the
Female An&Jer category by catching a 4·
pound, 8-ounee calico bass, and Gianna Se·
grelti of Newport Beach weighed in a 3-
pound, 8-ounce bass to win the Child Angler
category.
MARINA DEL REY -Nick Adamson,
representin& the Balboa Yacht Oub, won
the f mal fWO of ei&ht races to cap off a vie·
torious Gold fleet overall finish in the 199•
Laser Class U.S. Championship, hosted by
the California Yacht Club, July 14-17.
The tournament's grand prize was award·
ed for catching the Largest Surface Fish, and
Royce won the event by weighin& in a sea
bass that tipped the scales at 20 pounds, 3
ounces.
Other winnen included the Newpon Har-
bor Chamber or Commerce, which received
SS from every entry fee to help fund it1 an-
nual aean Harbor Day. The donations to
help clean up the harbor totaled S95S.
Adamson added one second-place and
two third-place finishes in the eight-race.
event, easily out-pointing second-place AJex As a participant in Yamaha Marine's Elite
Angler prbgram, Royce added a Sl,000 cash
bonus to his winnings by placing first using
his Yamaha engine. Mike Waninger, senior
vice president of Yamaha Motor Corp., at·
tended the tournament and presented Royce
wi th his Sl,000 check· during the awards cer-
emony.
"The tournament was geared toward f am-
ily fun, and everybody had a good time,"
said Marie Schock of Schock Boats, the
Newport Beach-based marine dealership that
hosted the tournament. "We also had a lot
of support from the local community through
donations for Oean Harbor Day."
Ascension, 20 1h-3 l ~.
Ascension is the director
of the junior sailing pro-
gram at the Newport
Harbor Yacht Club.
Other strong showings
from area competitors
included Newport Har-
bor Yacht Oub's Mandy
McDonnell, who was
16th in the Silver Fleet
series, · but earned top
overall honors among
junior women.
Erik Sic of Newport Beach placed second
overall by catching the Largest Bottom Fish
-an 8-pound, 2-ounce rock cod. John Fis-
cher of Dana Point placed third by landing
the Larges t Bass, which weighed 7 pounds, 4
ounces, while Dave Meyers of Costa Mesa
fin ished fourth by weighing in the Largest
Only owners of Grady-White boats, Bos·
ton Whaler boats and Soout Boats were eli-
gible for the tournament.
For more information, contact Schock
Boats, 2900 Lafayette St., Newport Beach,
CA, 92663, or call (714) 673·2050. McDonnell had a third-and fourth-place
finishes for her top two races.
INONE, DAILY l'ILOT
Steve Leece teamed up with Jeremy Via and Mark Courvoisier on
the mound, and had two hits, driving In one and scoring three
times ln Costa Mesa's 10-5 victory over Ocean View Tuesday
evening in District 62 Little League action at Westminster's John-
son Junior High.
DEEP SEA FISHING Plot ICl'lln on Iha tuba tonight · · Danny Zimbaldi, also of the Newport
Harbor Yacht Club, wound up S2nd overall
in the Gold Fleet series, while NHYC repre-
sentatives Whitney Finster and Cortney
Polovina were 29th and 60th, respectively in
the Silver Fleet competition.
TUUDAY'I flSH COUNTI'
An examination or the prQbable Major League Base-
ball strike, and opinions and observations of the recent
World Cup, are the primary topics or discussion by
Daily Pilot sportswriters Richard Dunn and Barry
Faulkner on tonight's 6 ·p.m. telecast of "From Press
Row" on Copley/Colony Cablevision (Channel 3).
DllY•Y• L•cker -a bolts, l69 anprt. I
king Hlmon, 46 bonilo, 20.S b.arr.w:ud.., 274
c.111~0 bu1, J67 Hnd bus, 24 Klllpln, 5 rodJhh,
J t olr, 161 m1clu!rtl. The conditions included moderate winds
in the waters off Marina Del Rey. Next
year's championship site is San Francisco.
COSTA MESA: 138 get another
shot in playoffs against Seaview
Newpert L•nllln9 -7 boltJ, 315 111gl•n.
247 Hnd ban, IS u Uco b.\u, 14 rodllih, 44
\Giipin, 6 h~llbut, J bMr.acud.., 375 m.acktttl,
The 30-minute program, which also' includes its tra-
ditional "Match Points," will also air on Fridays at 8
p.m. through July and early August. ,, .. "•••. ended the game with a sparkling
defen sive play, back-h:inding a
would-be single in the hole and
firing to first to nip the Ocean
View runne r. CdM's Ameba ·third at soccer tourney BOATING RUULTS
Leece for just two innin$S apiece,
as Mark Courvoisier finished the
final three frames.
The trio of Mesa pitchers com·
bined to strike ,out six, allow six
hits, and walk only three, easily
besting a four-pitcher effort by
Ocean View, which surrendered
13 waJks and seven hits.
IAUOA TACNT C&.Ua WHJTIIER -Cory Smith scored three goals and
Brendan Fenno tallied twice to lead Corona del
Mar's Ameba to a 5-1 victory over the San Diego Va-
queros from 'Poway and a third-pince finish at the
Lions Club "Socce r For Sight" Tournamc:nt held last
Sunday at Califo rnia High School.
of the San Diego go,.al. Then, just before the end of
the half, Fenno conv~rted his second goal to give
Amcba a 4-0 halftiine lead.
Midway through the second half, Smith, still play-
ing the forward spot, collected a through pass from
center-half Danny Degheri to score his third goal.
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4:0S.S71 ). Dllllber&te, C.H. Pldle, IVC, 4:06.lJ.
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l:S6.lt; 2. ~'1, by 1ooC11. IYC, 4:03.47, a... l'Hal o -1. "'"rut. John Su14y, w e.
The generous base on balls total
included three wilh 1he bases
loaded, and seven Costa Mesa
wa lk recipients came around to
score.
Robert Cowin had a hit, two
stolen bases and 1wo runs for the
winners, while first baseman Mike
Higgins had a hit, two RDI and a
run.
Stephen Gorman and Nick Kim·
brel ·also added singles for Costa
Mesa, while Craig Siefert and
Casey Grondahl each drove in a
run by drawing a basell-loaded
wal k.
Smith, a cen ter full back, opened the scoring when
he unleasheq n 40-yard towering shot from the right
sideline which sailed over the San Diego goa.lkeeper
at the seven-minute mark of the first half.
Ameba's strong defense, Jed by David Frazier,
Patrick Wood, Danny Stone, Riley Watson, John
Grod and goalkeepers Matt Meyer and Cornett,
thwarted the San Diego counterattacks until late in
the game when San Diego notched its only goal on a
shot just beyond the reach of Cornett.
4:09.11. I
Sbty Sbc StriH No. '
1S:..C..r -•. a.ia-to Lona PolnO Minutes ~ater, Spencer MacDonald orchestrated a
combination of passes with Josh Cornett and Geoff
Leach which found Fenno breaking for t.he net to
score his first goal.
Smith, Fenno and MacDonald were named the
most outstanding Ameba players of the tournament
to close out the current season. They reassemble in
November.
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l:~.lS.
Leece had two hits for the win·
ners, driving in one and scoring
three runs to match 1he te am-high
ou1put of short stop Brett . Decker,
who walked three times and
reached on an error. Decker also
Catcher Scoll Rhera was a one·
ma n wrecking crew fo r Ocea n
View, driving in four runs with two
singles and a double. His only out
was u seventh-inning sho1 directly
at Kimbrel in center field.
Sm ith then moved to forward and nine minutes
later headed Casey Zide's crossing pass into the back
PUBLIC NOTICES PU8LIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBUC NOYICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
PUBLIC NOTICE aeuer Within thrM y..,. ti.-beb#. PUIUC NOTICI menced '° trW\UCt bu8'-WIUlam o. Puso, PYesicsent PUBLIC NOTICE The reg111ran1(1l com-PUBLIC NOTtCE s11111 Matl1 Beawo ---------r fOf• the d•t• aoch lilt wu 1'1w .,.,,,.. and bullnesa neat under IM Flctltioul Thia llalement wu tlled menced 10 lranuct busl-This 1talement was llled
cn•t188271 Hnl Of dtllV91'9d to the eddt .... of the Miier are: Gnett83tNIO BullnHI NllM(I) llted with the COWlty Clertt of Flctltloua ,,. .. under the Flct1tlou1 PUBLIC NOTICE with the Counly Cl.,k or
NOTICE TO buyer 11•: none Al.AN GREEN ANO lAlJ. FloUUoua •boYe on: 12/31~ Orange County on Julf 12, Bu9lne .. Neme Bu.ine11 N1m•(1) !lated NOTICE OF UL8 Orange County on June 28.
CREDITORS OF The nllMI and bullneu REL E. GREEN, 41119 S. Bueln•H Nw Monetctl Par1ner1Np Inc .. 11194. Stetement abo\le on: NIA Nolle• 11 her•by elven 1"4.
BULK ULE 1ddr11H1 of the buyer 11e: Campua Or., Irvine, CA StM t • CA eotp., A. &wry Mc· F915288 The following pwsone Al Diaz purll*ll 1o sections 3o71 F813788 KHANH THE NGUY£N end The locatlon In Cllifoml• The ...... Comic CEO Publllhed Newport BNch-dol bu"""8 u · .,. Thi• slatement WU filed and 3072 or th• Civil COd• Published Newport BHCh·
(SECI. 8t04, PHUONG LAN VU, 600 E. of the chief executive otllce ~~log~· ar• Thie 1t1tement WU filed Co.ia M ... Dally Pilot Jlly HlllCREST DEVELOP· wllh the Counly Clerk ol ol lhe Slate ol C111r0<nla Coeta Mesa Dally PHot Jul'/ 8105 U.C.C.t Bay Avenue. N•wport of the Miier 11: tame ...... neM 11. with lhe County Clerk of Orange County on June 24, the undersloned HARBOR Esorow No.24850-R Beach, CA 92681 Aa Uated by the Hiter, Ill I ) EAL TH Al TERNA-Orange County on June 21, 20, 27, Augult 3, 10, 19M. MENT, A CALIFORNIA UM· 19M. TOWING wlJI eell It bllc 8, 13, 20, 27, 11MM.
N0Uc1 l1 he,.by given to The UNll IO b1IOld11• other bullnM• name• and TfVES b~ VACCINE 1"4. WS35 IT~O PARTNERSHIP, 3723 P8t3480 auction it 1022 E cWesT-W514
credt1or1 of the wilhln described In gtneral 11: addrtsHI UHd by the t.:~~~ ~~M= F913tM PUBLIC NOTICE :.:hs~~~1 • Newport Rubllahed Newpor1 Beach· NUT. SANTA ANA, CALIF. PUBLIC NOTICE
named 1111er that • bulk FhcturH, Equfpment, IJ. leller within ttwM Y•at• ti.-Dri\le S tt 1 50 Co.ia Published Newport BNc;~ Paul 1r Sllat• 98 Unda Costa Mn• Dally Pilot July 92701 al 8:00 am on AUG. --------
sale 111bou110 be made of cenN, Goodwlll, Cofpor•· tor• th• dal• auch U11 wu M • cJt • nl 4
9M Coeta Mn• Dally Pilot FJotlUou• Isle Newpon Beach CA 6 13 20 27 1994 5 1994 Ille followlng d• Flolltloua th• 111111 descri bed Uon N•me and Slook, Tr•· sent Of delivered to the J .,. o°r • I 695 June 29 ~..., 6 13 20 •u ....... N..... 112eio ' • . • I • W518 aCrlbld P,operty lo wtr: Bua!noH Name below. dename and are loclt.cl 1t: buyer are: OOfle en ce ampo o, • v-•1 ' ' ' s•-t t I 11191 HONDA. License No S Th• names and buslne» 600 E Bey Avenue New· The "'"'" and bUslnea Town Center Drive, Su111 11194. .. omen Th• bu1ln111 11 con· p UC T CE 3DOY507 S I C Ill . telomenl sddresses ol th• aetltf are· ~ lkach CA 92ii6; addr ..... of lhe ~9' 11 •. 1450, Costa MHI. CellfOf· W501 The following P«SON 11• ducted by: a Umilld part· UB NO I ... JHu c'B ''a•~c-a ...,,·2• The 1o11ow11'1Q persons .,, . .,,..... ' . nll 9262& doing buslneSa u · nerahlp v1nl .., 765 m v•7n doing business H '
PRETZEL TWIST INC.. A The bu-1M11 name used LIENG BOON THIE AND Teri Johnlon 895 Town PUBLIC NOTICE THC BUD, BIR·o. AND The regl1lrant(1) com-flcUtlou1 Slid ,.,. I~ '°' the put· E ' E CONSTRUCTION, C1bfornll CofJ)O(atlon, dbl by ~ ... ,., I I that Iota-KEEM BOON THIEM Center DrM. Sull• 1450. BUNNY FARM. 20362 s.w . menced to 1tan11Ct bull· auelneaa Name poM or llhSlylng lien ol 25085 Eaton Lane. t.agune
THE PRETZEL FACTORY, llOO Is. THE PRETZEL FAC. The ...... lo be sold ar• c t M c Ill I FloUUeua Cypr111 S•nt• An• ""' under the Flctitlous Statement lhe uncsetslgned '°'to.Ina NI uet CA 926n 600 E 81y Avenue New-TORY described In general u · 01 1 •H, a orn 1 • Ind t · 1 thel' nth g · P<>'1 ~•ch CA 9266t The anllclpat.cl date of All FURNITURE. FIX: 92e28 Bu ....... Name Helahll. CA 92707 Bullne11 Nam1(1) llslld Tt'8 followlng peraona at• 'J'~Ofl9ll Ind wt Samuel Aodollo Escamllla.
The location In Clllfornla lhe bulk all• 11 Aug. 5, TURES. EQUIPMENT. MA· Thie bu1lne11 11 co,.._ Stat....,.t . Kathleen L Lowmlllei.-&7a aboYe on: 1-2-89 doing business u : ~1 of Ale ~ling ett--25085 £alon Lane. Laguna
or lhl chl•f necutwe office 1994 it th• office of ASAP CHINERY. LEASEHOLD IM· ducted by: an unlncotpO-The folloMng per90hl •• Darret. Col~ Mell, CA PJul T. Sii~. General KO SPECIAL TY COM· pen · Nlgyel, CA 112677
ol the H lllr ii ' Hme u Eecrow Inc 15584 PROVEMENTS STOCK ~N rated ueocelton other than doing t>ueineu u : 112627 Pal1ner PANY, 2040 S. Sanla CnJz Dated Ihle 11th d•J This buslneu 11 c~n-l bovl . Brookhural St .. ' Westmln-TRADE GOObWIU AND a ~ 1) ROYALE HEAUH CARE Marian B. Rivera. 20362 S. Thl9 atatemen.t was filed St, Anaheim, Callr. 92805 of JulJ, UHM. dueled by: an lndMdull
Aa llfltd by lhl seller, all iter CA 926sJ." LICENSE A'GREEMENT TO The r•glitrant(1) ,com-CENTER b) AOYALE W. Cypr•u. Santi Ana with the County Cl.,k of Kay·D Company Inc., (Cal· Joan M. Noutary Th• reglstranl{s) corn-
other business names and Thie bulk Ill• la subjtct USE BUSINESS NAME and menced to 1ran11ct bu1I· THERAPEUTIC RESIDEN· Helght1, CA 92707 Orang• County on June 28, llornl•) 2040 S. Santa Cruz Published Newporl mencld to 11an1ac1 bull·
addrH Ses used by the 10 Cililomla Uniform Com-111 loceled 11. 4199 s n•u under the Flctltlou1 TIAl. CENTER c) ROYAL.E Thf• bu1ln111 11 CO!l-1"4. St .. Suitt 100, Anahtlm. Beach-Coal• Mesa Dally na11 under lhe Flctillous
---------•m.,cl•l Cod• Section campui Drive IMne CA · Buslneu Name(I) lilted T.R.C., 1030 Wfft Warner ducted by: co-p1rtnera F8t3787 Calli. 92805 Pllol July 20 1994 BuslnH$ Name(s) hsled
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6106,2, The bulineii n1me uM<f 1bove on: JuM 1, 11194 Ave., Slntl Ana, callfomll The regl1tt1nt(1) com-Publlahed Ntwpo'1 Bach· Thi• bu~lneu la con· • · W 29 above on: n/a
11 10 subfect th• name by the Miier at that loc• Jani~ Gllmpolo 92707 menced to trltllact bull· Coste MeH Daily Pilot July ducted by.• corporalion 5 Samuel Rodolfo Escamilla
and tdch" 0j lh• peraon llon 11. GOLOENSPOON Teri Johnlon Roy• Hu/th C.1 Center ne11 under the Fk:tltlous 6 13 20, 27 tK4 Thi registrant(•) com-PUBLIC NOTICE This 1111•menl was llled with whom claims !NY be FROZEN YOGURT This statement wu filed Inc., (Clllfomla) 1030 WHI Business N1me(1) Uste<S • • • · W5 2 menctd to t11nsac1 busl· with the County Clerk of
tile<S 1, EICfow No. 24850-The 1nllclpated dlll or With the County Clerk of WllT'M Ave., Santa Ana, above on: 6-MM 1 ,,... under th• Ficti11ous FlotlUoua Orang• County on June 28.
R, ASAP Escrow Inc., the bulk NI• la Aug. 5, Ol'ange County on June 28, Clllfomla. 92707 Marlin B. Riverl PUBLIC NOTICE Busin111. Name(•) hste<S •u•lneM Namo 11194.
15584 Brookhuret St .. 11194 11 lhe olflce of The 191M Thi• bu1lnH1 11 con-ICalhlMn Lowmiller abo\le on. not 1ppllcable ltat•ment Fet 3812
Wealmlnsttr, CA 92683, Etctow fonim, 231tl1 lake Fe13831 ducted by: a corpcnllon Thl9 l1ll«nerlt wu filed om1 t83838 ICay·O Company Inc., /I/ Th• following per1on1 11e Published Newporl Beach-
and the lut date fOf filing C•nter Drive, 41120, EJ Published Newpoft BMch-Th• regl1lrant(1) corn-~ the~ty Clerlt or FJctltlou• ~lldent doing buslMll 11: Coate Mesa Daily Pllol July
claim• shall be Aug. 4, Toro. CA 92630 co.ca ~ Dally PUot Jt.Jly menc:od to tranuct ~ ange ty on June 28• ......... Name Is l laltment WH lilld MICROTOUCH CHIRO· e. 13, 20, 27, 1994.
11194 Which II th• bullneu Thi• bulk ..,. IS IUbjec:t 6 13 20 27 1"4 ""' under tM Actitlous lK4. with the County Cl91'k or PRACTIC THERAPY CEN· W5t7 day before the Ale dll• to c.lltomla Uniform Com-' ' ' • · W508 BullnHI Nime{•) lilted F113811 Statement Orange Counly on June 14• TEA 668 W Baker 1315
1peclfted above. mercl1I Code Section above on: not •PC>llcable PubAlhed Newpon Belch-d~ f:w'ng ~are 15194· Coai1M11a.'CA112628 ' PUBLIC NOTICE
Dalod1JulJ13 UHM 8108 2. PUBUC NOTICE Roy• HNllh. Care Cen-Col1a M ... Dilly Piiot Juty ng neu u . f812427 Dt Liabon o McClt1Y
KHA.NH THE NQUftN If 9o eubJect, the name ter, /SJ Vice Preeldent a, 13, 20, 21, 11194. :rg,~~· 6~~ir;:ew . Publlah.cl Newport BHCh· 116oo warner Avt., 152s: Flclltloua
PHUONG LAH w and lddr•N of the person LW2MN7 J:;:,• :'temene w~~ W513 Center Dttve sun. ::;: Cotti Men Dally Pilot Juty Fountain Valley, CA 92708 BuslnH• Mamo
Publl•h•d Newport ~th whom clllms m1y be flotltleue Of~•~ June 1~ PUBLIC NOTICE ~ e..c'h, CA 92960 · 13. 20, 27, August 3, 1"4. This busln1u 11 con· Sla,oment BHch-Costl Mell Dally filed 11 The Elcfow Forum, .,....... ....... 11194 • Wilfr9d o. Knottntw 18 W522 dueled by: an lnd1vldual Th• following persons,,. 23161 lak• Cent• Ortve, s.......m · Gema San Clemente' CA The r1gl1tr1nt(1) com-doing business 11: Piiot July 20. 1994. 1120, El T0to, CA 92630. The 111 Fet2et7 LW2t7718 92672• • PUBLIC NOTICE menc4d lo transact bull-OUICK • UTE, 26 S11Ver·
_________ W_S34_ •nd the 1a1t dlte I« llllng doing':::"..:~ Publilhed Newport Boech-Flotltloue This bueln•H 11 con-1t 13868 ne11 und., lhe FlcUtlous 1tr1nd, Dina Point, CA PUBLIC NOTICE dallnl lhall be Aug, 4, Monltch dll A¥ion Part Cotta M ... Dally PMoC Nty lusln1H N8fM duded by•.,, lndl\lldual on• Bu1lnH1 Nama(s) listed 92629
--------19914, wNch II the DulJ. norlhlp 15 Monaco ~ 13, 20. 27, "'9"' 3, 11194. atat.....nt Tiie reg.l•tflnt(•) com-FloUlleu• lboVe on: not applicable Jeff Hlld•bfand, 28 S1IV8f· onat 1 .. 278 MM dly before the .... PolN. CaMomi. 921it W527 The folbMng per10n1111 menced '° trenMct bulJ. au11ne .. Name LI1bon O. McCarty 1trand. Dana Point. CA
NOTICI TO date epec:ltlod aboYe. Mceomk>Monarch Beac:tl dOlna buslnffl 11: neu under the Flctltlous' Statement This 1tatement wu filed 92629
CREDITORS Off Deted 7·14-M Ud a C11ffonN llmlted PUBLIC NOTICI JOE" FLAHERTY MARKET· BullMH N•m•(•) lilt.CS The followtng per1on1 ,,. with tile COl,lnly Clerk or Thia bu1ln111 Is con.
au K • ..... UINQ 800N THllM P-~P 4920 Carroll __ ,. t 1etaee ING GROUP. INC., 31172 above on: f.7·94 doing bullne11 u : Cring• County on June 28, ducte<S by: an Individual ,... ••w L -Kllll 800N THllll Canyon Ro'.ecs Sill Otego --BatrlOCI ParkWay, Sta. J. Wllfr9d 0 l<nottnew FASHION FAIR, 570 WHI 1994. • Th• t•gl1lrant(1) com-llU lllMWlY (SICS. 9104, Publl•ll•d N•wporl CA t2121 • ' F1oUUOU. 135, !MM, CA 12'714 Thi• atatefMnt wH filed 19th Slrffl, Coit• M111. f8t38tl menced 10 ttanHct bu•l·
8101 u .c.c ., B••ch.Coatl MHI Dally Monarch Pa11nerahlp Inc., •u•lnoM Memo Joe Flaharty Marktllng wtth the County Clerk of CA 92627 Publlshed Newpor1 Beach· ne11 undtr lht Flctlllous
Mortuery * Chapel Escrow No. PUOI July 20 11194 a CA corporation 4920 Statement Inc., (a Clllloml• Corpo11· Oteng• County on June 27 Thomu P. Oordon, 24341 Cos1a Mesa Dally Piiot July Su1ln111 Name(•) Haled Cremation 1·16284-pm • • c.,,o11 Canyon Ro8d Sin Th• followlng per900a 111 llon) 11194 ' Barbado1 Drlv•, Dane 6 13 20 27 11194 1bov• on: l-13-114
Nolle• la her•by given 10 W533 Diego CA 12121 ' doing bullneu 11: Thf1 bu1ln•11 I• con-Fl138IO Point, CA 92829 ' • • • · WSIG Jeff Hildebrand 1 J.O __ •,.oeMdw ... ay cr•dltor• or th• within Whottler y04.l're tx.tylng Thfa ' bu1lne11 11 con-ART CIRCLE FURNrruAE. ducted by: • corporation PubUlhed ,,.ewport BelC~ Thi• bu•lnHe I• con-Thia llatement w11 filed ~·-••• mimed Miler that 1 bulk or Mfllng . Cluslflecl duded by: a general part· INC., 1855 Sherlngton The regl1trant(1) com-Cotta M 0 .11u Pilot 1 .. .., ducted bV: an lndMdual PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Cl.,k or -.... I• •bout to beof'flldt of covora all your Medal t*lhlp Pllce, No. M110, NeWport rnenc.d to tnlnAC1 bulJ. ... -1 v-1 Th• regl1trant(1) com-Ofang• County on June 13, ••••••••I the a11et1 d11crlbed Th• regl11rant(1) ~om-8"ch. Clltomla l2M3 neu ~ lhe Actk1oua •· 13. 20, n . 1984. menced 10 tr11111ct bull· FloUUou• 1"4. ~====~==~========~-------~~==~~~~~~1 ~~~~1m~~N~OO~ ~10~~~~~ h~uN~ H1~1 Sherlngton Plaee..1. ..... 11?, above on: Juoa 10, 11194 PUIUC NOTICE Buslne11 N•m•(•) liated ltat...nt Published Newport Beach-Newport 8"ch, W11nOm11 Joo Flaherty Marketing above on: n/a The tollowlng persona are Costa Men Dally Pilot July
1*3 Inc .. Joe Alherty, Pr..r-L ... 77ao Thomas P. G0tdon doing t>ulineu 11: 13, 20. 21, August 3. 1"4. Thi• bUllMll ,. con-denl Thi• ltltement WU tlled N 0" TH AM EA I c AN W528 _... ducted tty:. corporation Thie ltatement WU tUed F1cleltleue with the County Clerk or EQUIPMENT 10555 Sten-•---·-----~~ (~~. 'I/ \ The regl1tr1ni(1) com-wl1h the County Clertt or Bu ....... Name Orange County on June 21, lofd Ave., Gatden OrO\le, PUBLIC NOTICI! STARTING
ANEW ~ I · .·/, menced to treneac:t bulf. Ol'ange County on~ 11, ........... 11194 CAl2t40
," ) ··~, ' neea under the flctl1low 11194 The foltowlng per1001 are Fet387t Donald Bem1rd Clatk 18 FloUtlou• r.;. / 7 BullMll Name(1) lated PB t It IO dOlna buelne11 u : Publl~ Nawpor1 BMCh-Latigo Ln. Rolling Hllll' Es· llualnea• Nemo ~-.... ..---....-.,._ above on: May 25, 11194 Publllhed Newport Beectt.-PRIME RECOVERY BU· Cotti Ml .. Dally Piiot July tlln, CA '°274 ' ltatoMOnt
Y .. Um USA Inc., Arthur Cce'8 Men Dally Piiot ~ REAU, 575 Anton Soul• e 13 20 27 1"4 Thia bu1lne11 11 con-The followlng persona 111 H. Dlllemuth, PrMldlnt 20, 27, August 3, 1o, 11194, vard, Suite 550, Co1t1 ' ' ' ' ' W509 ducted by: an lndlv1dUll c1o1nQ busineH u :
This Mlement WU ftl9d W532 M .... CA 92828 Thi t•Ql1trant{1) com· TOlJCHOOWN PROOUC· ~~' '\ ..-with the COUf1C'/ Clettl of Rhone¥ Suite, 4342 M• PUBLIC NOTICI menced to transact busl-TIONS, 8 GrenKhe, IMM, ~ -,-Orange County on June 21. PUIUC llOTICI hogony Clrcle, Yorba .,... under the Flct1hou• CA 12714
1984. Linda, CA 12988 PUBLIC NOTICI BullMu N1me(1) 11919<1 Sony1 Sparkman, e BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
The Uga1 DqKntm~ Ill tht Daily Pil« is pleas«J
to annOU/1« a MW mvia now awilabl.t I{) MW busine:1:1es.
~ rviU now SF.ARCH tht ""~for you tJJ no extm chargr, and save you tht
ti mt and the trip I{) tht Cbun Hou.st in Santa Ana. Thm. of course, after tht search
is complettd wt wiU fik J"U' ftaitious busiN!S11'11lTM stlllmlnll tvith tht Cbunry
Cf.trlt. publish ona a wttlt for four Wttla as rtifU'rttl bj law and thnr .fik your proof
of publianion with tht Counry Clmt.
Plmse stop by to fik your fa:ribous businas fllllm'lmt at tht IJajly Pi~t. 330 W.
&ySr. Costa Mes4. !fJf'U CJmntJt stqp bJ p!az#CtllJ u.tlll {714) 642-4321 and wt
wiU maltt ammgmimts for you to had this pro«tiNrt bj mail
JfJ""' should haw any fortlxr quations, pW-caJ/ us awl wt wiJJ be murt than •
glad ro assist JflU· Good ~It in your new bu.rinas!
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NtHM Plelltl•• Thia bu1lne11 11 con-NOTIC• OF UL• 1boYe on: 1-7·94 Gttnaehe, ll'Vlne, CA 92714 Published ~ 8wh-••IRH• ..... duded by: .,.. lndtvldual Notice la hereby Given Donald Bernard Clltk Thia bu1tnen 11 con·
Colla M... Daly l'llOC ...... ,,.. Th• '•'C,'trant(1) com-punuent 10 MCllone "3071 Thie 1t1tement w11 flied ducted by: an lnOMOUll
June 21. .My e 13 20 The ~ per9on1 .,. menced under tr~~ MCI 3072 of the Clvll Code with the County Clertl of The r•gl1lrant(1) com-1194 ' ' ' dolr'I tlUllneM •: ""' """""""" of the Stat• of Calfomla Orange County on Jwne 7, menced to lflOUC1 bull· ' MOONLIGHT DESIGNS, Bullneaa Name(e) llled the underlloned HARBOR 1984, MN Mnder the flctlltoua _______ w_4_1_1 MOO Edinger Ave •• 18203, above on: .My 1, 1"4 TOWING, will ... at pubic ,., 1e1:a Bullflftl Nln\t(I) lltled
PUIUC IOTICI HunllnGlon IHch, CA ~~ llled auction, It 1022 E. CHEIT· ~shed Newport 8HC:l'I· ebo\le on: l-2NM n:---------tal47 With the ,.,A.I.-,~ of NUT, SANTA ANA. CALIF. COit& Me .. OaHy Piiot July Sonya Sparkman OMttaTtn Adrienne B•rtH, 1400 Ori ,..==."1 ..... " 92701 .. 1.00 am on AUG. 8 13 20 27 11194 Thi• •tlltm•nt WH llted ,......... ....., ""'· 18203, ~ 1~ __ ,,,.on_,. • 5. 1994, the followlng d• ' • • ,. • WSHI With the Counly Clltlt OI Buelft•• Mw ~ 8Mch, CA 9*7 · ICflbed 9'°'*1Y 10 wt(: Ofange Coun1Y on June 21, atelt•lftt D•vld lrlcllton, 1400 PetltH 1M1 CHEV:i. i.bnt• No PUBUC NOTICI 1K4. The foloMf'8 peraona ...... IW9., 18203. Hun-Publllhed N9WpOft ~ 2HLU7H, alata Callr.. Plt3800 doing~ M ' .,.._. 8elicft. CAllM7 Coela M ... Delly Not~ V1nl1QIYY22PIM111740 ,......_. Putllllhed Ntwport BNch-
TW MERRIMAC 'woooa '"'• buel.,... I• con. ao, 27, ~ i , 10, 1194. hid .... la lof the put• .......... ....... CoslAI M ... Delly Pilot July
L,., 425 ~ Wey: = ~ • .,.._ .. J*t· WA1 =-.,,,::...~~ ~ ... .._.... I, ta, 20, 27, 11194.
Coit• Moaa, California Ttte ree11u1n1(1) com-..... _ -ncl MCI MOraoe ~· wtlfi The follOwlr'9 ~ •• ws1s aatzt IMMed lo tnnMct bUIJ. r.,._ 119¥ ooel9 of actwnl1in9 end •11· = bullnMI ... J:.=-=:.-~:.f, ,_ ~,. ~ ,.......... ,.,...or... 1120l"°~Al~IAl!!: Can'tSHmto
Norttl PMtlcontef °"""· ..... ,... Neme(I) lated ......... .... ..... ..... t• ... .., COiia Mela, CA 12127 get to .. tho•• ._ m . ..,.... AM. CA~~ ... ••••"' el.Mrt~"4. lt•ll• M1r11 l11t1rd, re .... 1.1-.. ta70I --·---The totlowlng ,_.... .,. ,,._ .. lleut.-y 2120A lerM Alla, Ave., ..-,.._
Thi• bu...... II ""' = .:·~ ~ ~ dolr'I tlUllneM •: '"bll•h•d N••porl COiia MeM. CA tnl7• •ound .,... houM7
.,... by:. oorporllon ---,._w:::'"&n ~ .. l~!!!.!..,INTIOMT!D IC). ..... Cotta ..... DlllJ Thi• bUllMM •• con-Let.,,. Ttto reglttrant(tt ~ _ _.._ --r ............... ., LTD .. tlO ....,. PI04 .My 20 1994 dueted by:"' lndl\llduel menced lo .,.,_. bu9lo t"4. Ntlltl ~C.. OfM, It• • · Wl30 The roglatrent(t) com-C....,..... nw und9r .. ,..._,. Nllllwd ~ .._. "90h, CA -menc:.d lo ...,._ bull-1erJtoe lullneea NaMeCs) ._. C... Meu IWy Nol -Mt Aj (Urnllld ,.,_,,, Thlnldnl of haVln8 • nw un1er U'9 flc1lflout Dtreet-
....,. on: 7J1• 1, ti.-. 11 1"4. H Aol'apall, INM. CA ..,..,_ .... , ~-Name(•) ll9lld ........ TW INVllTM8ITI INC., ' Witt tl7t4 Olw ue a cell abow on: .. ,... http you llnd ._,,It. ... I.,._ I. y 1. ~ ~~ :: PILOT CLM81P1•D ~ 11 .... ft, Ptna 11. relable help.
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2122 BEACH
COSTA MESA 2624 MISCELLANEOUS I RENTALS TO
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t7 MMdoW 7 Scenll 7.»14 c , .. ~,_~ 0 K .J 9 8 8 15 S "01 CCMlna. Dec:W.r ruffed. ... 11IOO . .._.,... loc*lng for IOvl~, cat· mint cones In/out. Brtt·
29 -Clod< &Bogs •A. 'I forced out the ace of tNmpa. won 11A118.J: ~ dlnlngJ ~:re•~<;~foz4t· MOVING, lluet 8.U lsh racing gr.en, Int
32 Wild dUcka 9 P•rt of 1 grove WOf1( ~7 .. __ ,estate_ The biddins: the return drew the lut. trump die-'"'• ......... ~.:.~ '°!L °' m · t3 irt comlMet• small biscuit. 863-no1 37 Actr"' AR>nght 10 8lblical region .. .,..... E Sou•L W N .... L ___ .. ~ .l...1.. •L-L--~-L-,.., ___ c·-· Atfectk>nale petite rem boat EZ to aet up & 38Llghtmnl t 1Mimiclong 3201'-River 488townflnt ,.ut .. eet Ona ~aguuOD""!"..-natomaa: ll00.7a0.07tt brown tabby, approx ull. 1250. Aak about•---------
40 Det>alat*t 12 Scard'\lvian 33 Courteous acts 49 T1ny shr'lmpWI• 1 • 2 0 4 t 15 0 . bia contnct. What• ~~lem? a.ortnoe hi end beige 3 vr• old ipayed & tfaller. e73-238t JEEP 1110 :: =r for ~~~tty 5 5:1 so 't:!tt~es D~nU:-:C.: :: of:-:-.~;:.: !f.. bia impoe:,,}~ ~ct. ~t =~~v:::y: ~:,; =~rf~':!ob~~ -------
44 Egos' 24 ~='player enclosure 51 ~'"::i' seat The crime wu aimple enough. roared "AJJy b~.eapert would re-~I fbctu,.• wlbulba, for new Indoor/out-1490. Standard ;acrni
C04Jnterparts 27 Fond du -, 38 Grass 52 Mocher-of·peaf1 Seven bridpexperu had been invit· alize from the biddins that declarer Ito.a. 7IO-e453 door home. l30 (wlll only 1750. 875-818t
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54400. Call 175-2272 45 Navy -W11 39 Negatrve votes 53 French school ed to the home of Cynu Vane, mil· could have only a ainpton apade, Vintage Couch, off· ~I~:~ ~ho~•)
47 Inquired 28 Antlered animal 42 SoUth of 54 One Who kkes lionaire industrialiat, for a weekend snd t.o return the 1uit would be white, bfoc.d• fabrie --------1--------
55! ~~outrd.... 29 TV extra· 43 t:~st -56 ~~ ot the of bridp. One of them wu sn im· pointleu. Since what.eVer tricb de· w/orna\ely carved FR•• IUTT&NS MARINE SUPS MEllCEDES 9130 ., ...,,.. ""' 1enestnal ......., . . 1 th" f h ,__ L-d , __ . •L-_... .,_ wood tllm, >tit cond Adorable, long & 1hort DO'""f! 7022 58 Mexican 30 Comedian Buchanan "Nau111us· poator, a notonou1 ,ewe ui w o c....-er ~ ~ ~ 1D uie 111U 1u1.. l500 ~~·7088 hair, 7 w..ka old. Call '-&WI liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!i~iiiiiii
menu Item Coatello 45 Insect 57 Sheriff Tupper had at.olen four priceleu emeraldl would inevitably be loat, the only -l:";' 722-9841. '87 •eo ••c. t 7"
69 Hero's 1al• 31 -In 1 day's 46 Make beloved ~r!4~!der, She from Vane'• collection during the danpr for the defense wu that a lllltCBANDISI FREE TO GOOD HOME 11• boat allp w/dock AMG wheel• w/Yoka·
coune of the weekend. Everything club would 10 away. Theretore, a Brluany Spaniel 15 1100 mo. 125 Grand hama tlrH, cuatom
pointed to younr Gary Mohan, who dub abifl 1t trick two would be man-lllSC. 6015 y..,1 Mulered ~I• Canal, BaJboa Island paint, Ilk• new cond.
wu arreeted for the crime. Hired to dat.ory. J doa't know what happened ·great' with kid• and 8715·5095 Mus~1!~~~~~5oo.
defend him wu the famous Coun· to the real Carlton Jonee. No doubt AQUATIC PLANTS, flf--'Ulta• Leaving coun· 40 FT mooring, prlme•----.,,.-..,.----
aellor Merry Payson. hia body will tum up somewhere!" tet'e, fleh. FrN catalog try, muat find good locatlon. St 6,000. 84 500 SEL Gray/gray
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5530 S!RVICIS 5533
NO .IUNKJ Shepherd, 5-yre·old, location St5K. L•llque • Baccarat Mut mai., swNt di•· cryatal, LlmogH 3 Po•ltlon, very playful, 723·5883
1tertlng allver flatware great w Ith k Id 1. 60'sllp
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coupe, 1llver. $7800
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Wknd1 714-650-7005 Caahlertcoff•• ........ 1eta, Jade carvings, lg Comes with dOf! private dock
Counter PT 3-7pm. Plean be aware that Oriental & ..European houN. Moving, cant N • w p 0 rt B •a ch•--------
250 0gi. St the n1t1ng1 In thl1 cat· anUque Ivory coUec-kNp. 962-452t, ask $626mo. 2t3-687·7327 ~RCURY 9135 Coata Me.. egory may r9qulre you Uon, cherub bronze1, for Vicky. ~
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aelllng. Mon-Frt Sam· Childcare-Interviewing a. elephanta, Yamaha ~n'!: :.!'~sS:-per avl. 723-H35 beige w/wood graln,
t t :30am, CM area. parenta f« care of 1 baby rand, TV1, Per· ' • Lido 14 3• ft Npt 873-7677 OI 1573·7848
Call Todd, 708-2345. lnfant·xlnt environment •larl on.nt&I &Ilk Bava ebuaed ind Beach mooring, 15th
& refs. NB. 722-1713 carpets, tape1ttles, lg abandoned peta. Be • StrHt loc 110 000 •--------Help the environment. early Calif & European voluntHr/foater. Call 818156G-7ee9' · TOYOTA 9210 Mktg firm ...U Reps. art-CGllectlon, ROM-714-859-2704.
gz ,C:!1ng~"J' 93~ DOllESTICS 5540 wood & Lout• XIV· . LIVI AIWD IN Nat '84 Camry, 4 door, 5-li~•lllJliiiiii~[iiiiiilii~ 1tyle J:ch tum •uch Slip to 60 ft In aale. d a/ f c .. & B SPORTING •P , c, m us, SCHOOLS 6 Real E1tate Houaok-por.cdM u c • om-protected marina. All gold w/cloth tan Int,
INSTIUCTION 3012 ...... --.-,-.-:n-... --.1 is Oya/wk, 1-epm, ~~r,._.~~': S:t ~; GOODS 6065 tdll". s14/ft. 1531-8480 's'~;50n~wbo. ~~8,28•t•"
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Orange County. July Clll Ron TIYIOf, d Mah .lone aot wl1h Touring Kayak, hand· SCOOTERS 8018 VANS 9225
30-3tat. 714-145-9201 1"''"1•11'111111 cue. XLNT cond. $75/ made, cedar & fiber· ~iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil~i!!ii!~~~~~~ ........ MERCHANDISE obo. 780-2553 Iv mag glua ..a-79•7 :oNDA BLIT• 150 '77 CHRVY ~ton van. !••••••••• Tr .. Ro .. • SS Cltru1 Stalrstepper, exer bike, Auto, A/C, pwr braJcH,
EMPLOYMENT 673• 7300 or fruit treea w/frult row mach. Uke new. Delw••· Red, runa pwr steering. cassette. =:;;::=::;::=::::=;;:;;:~ ltO; On Palma 4-6'$t0 $100 Heh. 845-t418 •Int. s 7 oo. Call St700 Call 673-2741 !••••••••• •••oretarw PfT• ANTIQUES 8010 Gal plant• St; ahade, Tunturl TSt10 4 way ex· McKay, 640-t430 . .
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An" "" uu.n' r v£u1 2925 POUND 2925 EMPLOYMENT =:~8:na111y. Common clock, 11500· Baby Iliac StO 909-574-9422 AUTOMOBILES
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LOST & white older cat, hu lure• PlnHh•r at •MOD•L S&ARCH• BoJC t246 NB 82683 *BUYING ITEMS* a ART 6025 rellored, like new, low
fonuft bffn ~laWed, wflti Goldenweat & Talbert, Malelfom, no exp Work at Hom•Lota From teoo-teeo. 1 pc AlrUne tk1 rnd trip for BMW 9030 price. 642•9574 """ 2925 while paw•, In Co•ta Hunt. Beach. Muat ID. roq. •morv Hollla of .lob8 a SSI Send jewelry to antlre houN 2, LA·New Orleans. 1-,----------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Meaa. In the vJclnlty of Call 714-531-5CSt8. Agoncw, 7•7·toeo. SASE to: RAE, 838 contents. Immediate Auatrellan Opela 1450/palr. 1545-297t 78 VW BUS 4·1pd, all
S AEW••o $ Orange Avenue and LOST CAT. White 8 .. _T II o..a.·-Camlno d• Loa Manta cuh top. 873-8223 Solid, glorioua colofa. '8t BMW 7331, 4 door. o (lg Int. Ilk• new, "" o.i Mar. PleaN Call neut male w/brown 011r" I rnrwrl c-240-4t3 San Cl ' ' · Phone Trish, &42-32t4 PHANTOM, Sun 7/24 t tOK ml, auto, a/c, hardlV drlve111 reblt LOST 14K GOLD Klmate.42-0505. spot•. declawed, teCAS2673 •m-oAK/lldeboard, bvld8WATCH watch plalJ.. 2pm, 4 tlckeU , anrl, loaded, BBS eng.S2000.754-t593 llllCLET AT oc FOUND• CALICO name ·-ng.r," Ylc:lnlty Need ct ... B (W/&lr en • mlrr«-tt200• Rcklni num 'Tresor M•glque . 149·50eL 960-3803 whll, allver w/tan Int. eev. Karmann Ghia FAlR ON.JULY 8TH CAT near Nebraska Orange & Santa t• brake e ndoraement) Ch~·S300, Tbl & Lid ed onty 1500 aoad lmmac cond, muat Convertable·spoke
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PACIFIC AMPHITHE· M•N Verde area of In cars. Pleu• call growing tran•eortetJon Repainting? Cedar ChHt·S175: Vlolot Parkhurat TUNSPORTATION recelpta, xlnt cond.
AT Re 0 u R 1 NG Coata Meu. lt'I an 63t-t718. ,department to handle Cloek·u 11•5300, Pm-framed oil Maacape, CADlLlAC 9040 $5950 obo. 544-0508
POINTER SISTERS old Calleo and 11 LOST gray & white dellvertea throughout •JOO'"~"""*" tr1 Drwr·l100, Ova.I 6'x3'. Value $7500, '81 Convertable Rabbi!·
p ER F 0 AM AN c E ) mlulng It• owner. long hair CAT With LA, VEN, oc. and SB i, ...., .. ••er mlrror-1200, Pr11bck ... , $2900. 548-t954 5 1pd, AM/FM cau SENTIMENT~L VALUE Very swNll PIHH grHn eyH, Tuatln CountlH teSlllrt",WinlhlNol chalra·2 matchlng·S75 BOATS 7011 '78 Seville, pale yellow stereo (pullout) $3300.
PLEA S E CALL call at my work, 714-Ranch area Pleue ~IOtn!h ea, Mahogny drp..ff p&lnt/wht lthr loaded, 846-8229 auz•n• 548-9597 252-ltMSe " thl• msy call 114-838-Cieot. Part·tlme, 20-30 hOUfl tbla"2-S160ea, Ma-Good Job• DrlVH Greatll OR &42·70751 ~your IO•t cat per week. $1.00/Hr. .wiwau711liiib19foi. hogny aNr l400, Bwt/ reliable Nrvlc.. 8 FT 1nn11able w/8HP e73-76n or 973.7945
PILOT CLASSll'l•D FOUNDS DOG Mo1t detlverle1 are pl1cher•Wht·S200, 1558-outboard and 18 ft When you write
It'• 1h• reaourc• you Au1trallan Shepherd Good Jobe PM, aome AM. 1088, 7&e-2553 Iv m1g lnterHtlng things cedar touring kay1k. --------a Classlfled ad,
can count on to Hll a MI x? Huntington rtlisble aenices lC to buy Call Tom, 148-7857 DODGE 9065 Include all
myriad of merchan· Beach, Magnolia & lnterc1tJn1 thln&s Af~~n CY":.~: iijiiii:A -u--Ov,,__er_a_toc_k_ed_w..,.ft"""h-HOUSEBOAT the facts
di•• ltem1, becauae Adams, Edlion Patk. to buy Coata M•Ja. rm,:. •tuft? lt'a all there Lake Powell In allp. Caravan Grand '87, 85K
our .cotum111 compel Call 969-2820. < • A call to every day Partner• H•k another ml, V-8, auto. fm can. and get the
qu•llfled buyer• to Convenient lc's aJJ there No phone calla, Clanlfled In Clualfled p a rt n er. we 11 loaded, lugg rack, results
calll Piiot ClaHlftod every day pie.... wlll hell> ._..2 •878 equipped 55 tt boat. xlnt, 1llver, muat Hiii you want. 942•5878 , ___ M_2_-s_e_7_• __ --..:.m-.-a_a_ss;.;.i;;.;;fic:..;d;..___ ---------1•••llll•lllllil••t .. _...!M!!2t:!.S~•!:7?!1~--· --v 714-148-1571 16250 obo. 788-8261 •---------
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297-808t David AcMwugt Conatr.11'°63o1 Plumblni/olootrlo Seminar• 873-2380 we do ltl .._..174 Terry 909-485-8810 &45-5969 ~Rf
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rpr FrN Eet 780-8427 ceramic, marble, aub Semi Retired contractor oome to you • ......,1 SEllVICU 3814 PAINTING 3858 688-&247 1hower1. 7•3·•228
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CARPENTRY 3510 MASONIY 3557
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MIR& A CMPDTlii Brick, INoc:k. Stone, Tile Local Uc. contrllC1ot UPAlltS 3822 BAOUNG 3720 1--------free na. 145-3305 P•aonallzed Pet C81• Cuatom Wallpaper
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Addltlon11Remodel1 Cono, Patio, ertv.way Quick AffponMI '""""1:n1u O"TuG 3834 Kennel atternatl e No 8trlpplng/Palntln9 Flr•/W•t•r/Repalr•. Fpfc, 88Qi. Ref. 20 Yr FrM Eat. 990-7~ c I .. •--_._ nu~ II Y&H i 1rra Qu.lltr PalaU111 etr••• Of wo,,; 'Uc No Job too 1malll Jerry ...._71MO Exp. Teny e97.7994•.., • .....,_ Hauling Junk, Appl .. UPADt 3788 PLUS touch up I Ina Refa 873-71M , 5% 011 w/ad 673·2937 • iLicftlcllii Wood, wtc:tcer, uphola, ancea, Yard Ctean-Up, PUIUC MftTICI mur.sa. Richard Sinor · Al,.n. Almod. Ooora. • Cement/brlclc/atoM/tlle etc. FREE pfckup & Etc. Call Mlk• ""' Uc 280844 &45-3209 We gala should hang
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Kllteem 7'°"30e3 1tuoco, pelntlng, Ule, Trlllner-l.wn outdoOr T,.. T""'-::2 L or :='~10•11: 8ond/ln1 · 11nce '71. CHILD SOPPOIT electrlcal. Jim 141-7414 eurvlval technique•. " ....... • 4• Conlmleelon L.,811517 Fr" E•t -1-00-,-IN-G ____ _
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