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Breaking ·
IN ON
·horseback
Corona del Mar High graduate lands
job with Warner Bros ., bringing her
love of film and horses together
BY LolUANN BAsHEDA., STAFF Warru .
isa-Natalie Anjozian didn't merely break into
show biz, she galloped in.
A Corona del Mar High School graduate,
Anjozja n has been hired as a horseback rider
on the set of "The Adventures of Brisco
County Jr."
The job description: Hav~ your ·hair done
''
in period style, pop into wardrobe for a
costume and then spend the
morning trotting back and
MY FAVORITE
SHOW WHEN I
WAS AKID WAS
'BONANZA., I
USED TO SNEAK
INTO THE BACK
forth across the set. through a
make-bi;lieve town.
But most appealing, the job
involves the two things that
Anjozian, 33, likes best: Film
and' horses. ''It's so ironic that
I end up ge tting to do both in
9ne job," she said.
After graduating from
Corona del Mar High in '79,
Anjozian attendC4;! Berkley for
a degree that eve'litu<rlly ROOM TO WATCH · focused on her first love, film.
IT EVERY DAY. From there she lande'd a job
as a story analyst in the film
industry. It was during that '' • time that a co-worker offered
LISA-NATALIE ANJOZJAN to take her horseback riding,
llECEN'tLY HlllD AS A
HOllSEBACIC lllDEll ON TH£
SET OF '°THE ADVE'NTVllES
OF BRISCO COUNTY JR."
something Anjo~ian knew
nothing about. Sevcrul
weeks later, she bought he r
own Arabian, a young horse
that hadn't yet been broken
in. "It was like the blind leading the blind for a while," she
says, laughing. .
Since he r dream of-quick fame in the film industry wasn't
panning out, Anjozian decided it might be a good time lo
pursue another dream: To live .on a ranch.
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"My favorite show when. I was a kid was 'Bonanza,' ".she
explains .• "I used to sneak .1nto the back room to watch 1t
every day." SHAUNA !"OlFUtT, DAILY PILOr
S•• AHJOZIAN/P•t• 4 Usa-Natalie Anjozian, 33, has been hired as horseback rider on "The Adventures of Briscp County Jr."
Littrell ·
.takes ·hJS
campaign
. to streets ··
..._ Supervisor candidate is
walking the walk and
talking the talk, visiting
nearly 300 homes a day.
BY TONY DODE RO, STArr Wr.rrtr.
Ray Littrell ts 01,1t walking the
streets, talking 10 \Oters and wear;
ing down shoe leather like no-
body's business.
He has to.
As one of fhe candidates for
the 2nd District supenil.or r"ace,
he's the darkhorse with probably
the least name recog nition outside
of his hometown of G:lrden GrO\C.
"l think -honestly that'!> tho best
way there is/' said Littrell, who's
now 10 pounds lighter after sta·ri-
ing his walking campaign. "Direct
mailing is OK but walking and
talking is the best. l do about 300
households a day."
A former Garden Grove Coun-
cilman, Littrell, 59, will meet up
with Huntington Beach Mayor
Linda Mouhon-PaHerson, Hun-
tington Beach . Councilman Jim
Silva, and business owners Haydee
Tillotson and John Thomas at the
polls on June 7. ·
lf there is no outright winner in
the race to replace Supervisor
Harriett Wieder, the two top vote
getters will square off in a runoff
in November. .
The affable Liurell said it was a
stint two years ago on the Orange
County grand jury Lhat convinced
him the county needed some new
leadership.
"I saw a lot of things that need-
ed to be corrected," Littrell said.
"There's been a couple of things
that kind of ground my ox a lttlle
bit. I said 'It's time that ~omcbody
sit down and take these folks to
task.' "
But he criticized those "ho are
using issues such as immigration
or crime to get elected, noting that
See LlnRILL/Pa9e 4
. A CLOSER LOOK MONDAY BRIEFING
At left: Photograph taken in 1902 shows Newport's first school-
house built in 1894. It later became Newport Elementary School.
Above': Newport Elementary School after it was built for the third
time in 1930. The building was destroyed in a 1933 earthquake. .....
Celebrlitlon wlll ring in school's 1 OOth birthday
Community coming together to pay tribute to Newport 's fir~t learning institution
NEWPORT BEACH
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
N aW .. O •f eSACH CA LU'OlllNIA
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BY Russ LoAA, STAFF Wunr.
' T welve years before Newport
Beach had a city government, it
had a school. .
Long before the city had sewers Or
streetlights, there was Miss Emma Moore,
formerly of Little Rock, Ark., teachil'lg
18 children of Newport's "sandspit"
pioneers in the one-room Newport Beach
Grarumar School at 19th Street and
Court Avenue. It was 1894.
Lumber for the school wos donated by the
Mcfadden brothers who owned the nearby whor(,
now called the Newport Pier. Local residents had
volunteered to build the school.
Now, 100 ycan later, the community is coming
together for 1 lOOth birthday cclcbrauon on Saturday.
May 21. Vintqe can will chaurreur honored auests
to the event. A communily choir and m:irchin& band
will perform, Miu Oranae County 1994 will take pan,
and the day or ..orted festivities •ill close with the
scalina of a time capsule and the li1htin1 of the
school bell tower. •
..... lhldelll loob b9ck. ...... 2.
Of the four different buildings constructed for the
school through the years, only the third building wils
without a bell tower. On March 10, 1933, a ~trong
earthquake caused irreparable damage lo the school,
prompting the school district to demolish the
building.
"The theory was that the school mu t have a bell
tower to survive," ~)S Ralph Whitrord, a si.~th-grade
teacher for 30 years at whul is now called Newport
Elcmentory School.
The current buildina was dedicated on Dec. 17W\,
1935. It included a bell toMr.
As reported in the Balboa Times:
"The new auditorium is equipped with n moving
picture booth at the rc:ir, while below it, is the
kitchen serving the cafeteria. Moving pictures nnd
lidcs arc bcina used by the local school, • method
known arthe visual method o( education.''
Former &tudent Alan Beck, 67, recalls sittina in a
fif'lh·arade clmroom when the metal lctten ol thc
new school's name -Ncwpo" lkach Grammar ... ~.
KNOW NEW TAXES? ...
Facing :i budget shortfall of
more than $400,000 -even
after trimming the city's work
force by 33 jobs and skimping
on capital improvements -the
Newport Beach City Council
will decide tonight whether to
impose new fees on residents,
business owners and visitors.
City Man:iger Kevin Murphy
will ask the council to charge a
head tax for charter boats,
increase the late fee for
parking tickets, and create
registration fees for home
security systems.
All told, the fees would earn
the city an extra $375,000 per
year, Mtirphy said.
Even if the council approves
the proposals, the fees won't go
into effect until a second
council vote is taken at a May
23 public hearing.
The council meets at 7 f .m.
in the council chambers o City
I lall, 3300 Newport Blvd.
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SIGNATURE COUNT ... ln
just 27 days, a Newport Beach-
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Bridge ............................. 8
Classified ........................ 7
Crossword ...................... 8
Jerry Kobrin .................... 3
Legal Notices .................. 6
Looking Back ................. 2
School Lunches .............. 2
SJ>C>rts ......••.••.••..••••••.•••... S
Weather., ....................... 2
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based committee has collected
more than 44,000 signatures
toward asking Orange Count)
voters \\hethcr the El Toro
Marine Base should be
converted into a ~mmerc1al
airport.
The sroup. "hich calls it elf
Committee for 21,000 New
Jobs, must submit 67,000 'ahd
signatures b) June I to qualify
the initiative for the No,cmber
ballot.
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HOW ROMANTIC ... When
Charles Shepherd and Yoko
Karatsu each decided to vbit
the Newport Deach Hard Roel
Cafe one night a fc\\ )Car~
back, little did they lnow th:.it •
it \\Ould change their lives
forever.
The romance blo~omed and
Charles chose the ame ite to
asl Yolo to m:irry him. Then,
to male the C)cle complete, the
couple bcc:ime man and wife .at
the Hard Rock, marf)ing m
front or a group of family and
friends April 30.
-Compll«l by D:H Id llcltz
ON THI cov1•
The painting on p.lgc 1
today is by local arfot Anne
Oavis·Johnson. for information
9n p.l intings, call 722-7136.
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2 Monday, May 9, 1994 N8wpott Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
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MANAGINO EDITOR STEV.E MARBLE. 540-1224, ext. 363
LOOKING UCICJ NIWltOllT ILIMINTAD ·1cHOOL
A school of ·thought~ fun ·
look for love
that will last
in l~ng run ·.
Member of Niemiec family recalls days at Newport Elementary School ·during 1940s W ill you love me in frigid
December ns you did in
llC:<y May?
BY ]IM NtEMoiC,
!lrrc.1A1. TO TH£ DAILY ru or
T he Niemiec family moved
into its home two blocks
north of the Newport .
Beach Elementary School in
the early 1940s. Every morning
Jan, Jim and Babe (Justin)
would walk down the alley to
the old entrance to che school.
Kicking trash cans on the
w:iy ho~ from school was
always fun .
As a J<indergartner I can
remember the big room that
fronted the boardwalk where
we all finger painted on a sheet
of white paper and the big mess
I would always make. In the
aft ernoon all the kids had to
take a short nap on the
h.mhi,;ood floor while the
teacher re!>ted a little, too. We
mu!>t have been one wild
bunch of kids.
A~ l recall in those days it
\\as fun to go to school and
play with the other children. 1
can remembc~ playing marbles
on the dirt playground with
Pete Rabbit, Ron Bergeron, ..
Johnny Eggert, Tommy Cottle,
Larry Hagen, Jackie Schmidt
and my best friend Russell. My
mother was upset with all the
~e~ing she had to do to repair
worn ou t knees on my pants
because of this constant marble
playing.
Tether ball was always
exciting and the rusty metal
merry-go-round, swings and
monkey bars seemed always to
be filled with kids enjoying
1h'e msclvcs with this very basic
recreational equipment.
When the school paved the
-playing field next to the ocean
with blad.lop the kids didn't
lif...e it much (the girls did).
Also, as J recall, the bigger kids
1call} didn't buthcr us at
Newport Elementary. they kind
of lefl us alone as they had
<liffcrent recess periods and
''cnt w class in another wing
of the sc hool.
MARC MARTIN, f1u; ltllOTO
Alumnus.Allan Beek walks
down Newport Elementary
hallway during a 1993 visit.
The second Newport Elementary was built in 1905. Photo taken 1910. . !
I liked my second-grade
teacher, but I think that Mrs.
Walker, my third-or
fourth-grade teacher, was my
favorite. Don't ask me how I
remembered her name, it just
came to me as J was writing
this. I guess I was a brat nnd I
don't kriow how I got the
nicknpme PccWce, but I do
rcmc(,Tlber getting the back of
my knuckles slapped many
times by mad teachers who
could really handle a wooden
ruler.
There was one thing that
every student at Newport
Elementary did and that was to
bring trading cards to school.
Lunch periods were spent on
the school grounds trading
cards with a picture of Citation
or Seabiscut for cards depicting
an old English country side
home or a pretty dog.
l remember that girls li~ed to
trade horses, flowers and other
pre11y cards, and it was an
activity shared by everyone in
the late 1940s ar this landmark
elementary school, except for
.the teachers who had a difficult
·time getting our attention in
class while we continued
showing cards to wch other. I
still have some of the old
trading cards and marbles saved
in a box so I guess this was a
"special" time for me while I
was growing up and getting a
c;olid education at Newport
Elementary.
l\ly fa\orite classroom was
the big corner one that had
huge windows and it s doors
opened up into the hallway
where the principal's office was
located. Walking down these
long halls to class \vas olways a
good feeling.
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IOATINO
Mos1ly cloudy lhis morning
"'ilh south"'esl to \~est winds lo
U knots and s\\ells to two feet.
Moslly sunny this aflernoon
\~ilh a four-fool "'esl s~ell.
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The Niemiec
children
stand by the
old entrance
to Newport
Elementary
School in
the mid-40s. • •
It wasthe •
first aay of
school for ·
Jan (2nd
grade), Jim
(1st grade)_
~nd Babe
(kinder~
garte'n).
All three of the Niemiec kid~
went on to graduate from
Newport Harbor High School.
My brother Jan still lives in the
old beach house on Balboa
, Blvd., while my brother Dabe
has moved up to Brooki~1gs,
Ore., where he says it's like
living in Newport Beach in the
lntc-1950s.
h 's too bad that my son
Brook was not able to attend ·
Newport Elementary, we moved
to Tustin before he started
school. Every time I go by the
old school it brings back gre:ll
memories of times past. I must
have gotten a good education at
Newport Elementary in
addition to having a good time
and making lots of friends.
My life· is full of wonderful
things, including my wife Toni
of 30.plus years. my prof l.!s..,ions
as a real estate broker and
public relations company :111u
all the outdoor column ... that I
have written for the D.1ily Pilut
since bccoming·this p:lpcr\
outdoor writer way b~1ck in
1967. .
LUNCH MENU
Ne\\ port l\lcsa Elementnry
school meals tl)is ''eek~
Today -~heesc piua,
jello with peaches, celery
and carrot sticks. ranch dip,
1% white milk or nonfat
chocolate.
Tuesday -Spaghetti,
garden green salad with
Italian dressing, mixed fruil
with light syrup, whole
wheat roll, 1 % white milk or
nonfat chocolate.
Wednesday -White chili
with shredded cheese
garnish, tortilla chips, pears
in light syrup, I% white
milk or nonfat chQcol:He.
Thursday -Hamburger
with lettuce and tomato on
wheat bun, ovcn-bal..ed
frcneh fries, l % while milk
or nonfat chocolate.
Friday -Chicf...en nuggets
'"ilh catllup, stcumcd rice,
tossed green salad with low-
fat Catnlina drcs~ing, peach-
es in light !lyrup, I% white
milk or nonfat chocolate.
...
Increased longevity is adding
>·e:irs to our marital lifespani..
Couples are racking up records or
seven and eight decades of
59 and
Holding
wedded bliss.
Still, a successful
marriage is a
grealer feat than
conducting a
flourishi-ng-
business, since
you 'v<?-86HWO
CEO's and no
middle
management -•
unless you count
a mother-in-l:lw.
This only
emphasizes t~c
importance of
choosing a mate
for the long run ra ther than
short-lerm excitement.
Unfortunately, we make the most
momentous decision of our live)
\\hen we're roung :ind have the .
lea)t sense. Teen-agers toddle 10
the altar with no more &tar-cro)sed
commitmenb than digging the
.same r.1p groups, pizlas and
marathon sex. lJy 30 they've
ocquircd an expense .:1ccount, an
:lllitude, anU invariably, :l OC\\
partner.
The next marital !lhakeout i)
t.lidlifc Cri'lis. There's a common
conception that ihe 40s and SQs
urc 1he last chance to be
u11faithf ul before you're too old.
Exlm·mari1;il affairs are so
popular, you'd think there was a
close·out sale on infidelity.
If you've managed to oludc the
above pitfalls, the most CIUCiaf [C!lt
of" cdded bliss lies ahead.
Growing old together. You soon
!..now "hcther you've picked the
right mate ·-either by dumb luck
or C\lrnonJinary insight.
The st:ih' art couples who have
made it to their Golden or
Plaainum Annhcrsary, or be)ond,
deserve our salute. Their secrets
are often as ba)ic ::ind i.imple as.an
old fo!lhioned sampler: ''Nc\"cr tell
~ m:in b:.id news ''hen he's hun~rv
-espccinlly if it'!> a \ i!>it from .. •
)OUr in·IU\\S."
I l's time wedding vows were
widened to cover ~111 stages of
matrimony. In ud<lition to "in
!lickne)S and in hc:illh,'' we !-houlJ
abo include: ''frigid or
pas!>ionate," ''in huir curkrs. or
out,'' "eye contact or no eye
contac1," "pot bellied or
muscular," "fuzzy or alert," "bald
or toupecd," "deaf or marit:.11ly
dcaf."
It would also be helpful if kidi.
looked for more enduring qualities
in their soul mates. While a racy
sports car is a sex symbol when
you 're young, e\'cntually we end
up driving nothing faster.,than a
golf cart or tricycle. Couples
should ask themselves if their
ma rriage could survive such a
come-down.
When making a choice, girls,
never sacrifice a man with a sense
of humor for one with gre:it
biceps. Stick with USSCIS that
improve with time. Contrary to
what you 1hink, fellas, a lady's lQ
is a better measurement for
choosi'lB a wife thnn her bra size.
l lonc!>t.
Before obtaining a mt1rriage
liccme, appliea111s should be
required to pa)s a written exam
qualifying them as a practicing
adult. Thal !>hould dramatically
~ reduce the divorce rale.
Nancy MdnlJrc's column runs
Mo11doy .
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Newport Beach/Co1ta Mesa Dally Pilot
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A law dps for solving city's nnanclal troubles
A FEW THOUGHTS ON
HOW TO RESOLVE OUR
CITY'S FINANCIAL
CRISIS -The Newport Beach
municipal budget is in terrible
shape, with City Manager Kevin
.. Local
Scene
Murphy seeking
new taxes to
erase a $3
million shortfall,
and it behooves
all of us to ceme
up with
money-raising
ideas.
Jn line with
this column's
ever-ready
efforts to be
helpful, herewith
a few cutting
comments:
•Tollbooths: These should be
erected on both ends of torn-up
streets, where traffic is so
snail-paced that the
thoroughfares could qualify as
scenic drives. Take, please,
Mariners Mile, also known as
Orange Cone Lane. Motorists ~
sho uld be happy to pay for the
leisurely privilege of admiring
water-front views, instead of just
whizzing by.
•Bus Stops: Erect Kissing
Booths at strategic si tes, manned
by Newport police. (This
fund-raising idea has been
proposed by a nice neighbor
lady, who fervently believes that
our officers look really cute in
their uniform shorts.)
• Eliminate Those
Blankety-Dlank Street Sweepers.
There are five of these infernar
Zambonis making twice-weekly
rounds, and their expense is not
justified by the piddling $29 fines
imposed on unwary curbside
parkers. As someone who has
personally subsidized this costly
program, I recommend that they
be replaced by convicts whose
sentences included hours of
community service. Another
suggestion: Have this task be
performed by physical phitness
phreaks who believe in long
walks.
• Environmental Impact. Save
money on cleaning-up
procedures _by teaching pigeons
and seagulls to fly upside down.
• Economize on Street
Repairs. Construct gas and
sewage lines in an elevated
mode, a la monorails, so that
streets don't have to be ripped
apart whenever there's an
underground leak. Either that,
or equip the roadways with
convenient zippers.
• Utilize Existing Space ror
Profitable Purposes. With
billboards outlawed on Coast
Highway and feeder-lines, why
not sell advertising space on
those ubiquitous orange cones?
Well, these are just a few
rondom suggestions off the top
of my head. Speaking of which,
what's this about imposing a ..
head tax on fun-seekers riding
aboard charter boats? Good
grief, isn't anything sacred
anymore?
As always, your ideas on
additional money-raising ,and
budget-cutting arc welcome. But
don't tax yourself.
0
OK, HERE'S A CLIPPING
THEY CAN CALL THEIR OWN
-The recent item about a
major expansion program
(adding a third chair) at Fast
Eddie's tonsorial temple didn't
escape the attention of a rival
salon.
The nice folks at Corona del
Mar Barbershop, just a.round the
corner on Coast Highway, would
appreciate similar recognition,
and there are three reasons why
this should be granted:
1) Unlike Fast Eddie's, their
shop is manned by ladies (wait,
there's something wrong with
that sentence.)
2) On certain holidays during
the year, the distaff hairstylists
-owner Donna Koble, Dcboruh
Samuels, and Peggy Honeywell
-have been known to hug their
male patrons.
3) They have a high-powcrc J
patron-publicist, erstwhile busi-
ness columnist Murtin Brower,
who knows how to get ink.
On the down side, the
females charge more. Their
beard trims alone cost $6,
whereas Fast Eddie and
colleagues, Jack (The Ripper)
Sore and Joey Balboa, will
occasionnlly overlook this
extraneous item, especially when
pocketing a sports wager.
So now we've J5alanced the
barbershop books, providing the
women wi1~ equal opportunity.
Besides, a gent never knows
when he'll need a hug while
being clipped.
0
EXIT LINE, WITH RELISH
-And now. if vou'll excuse me,
it's time to present the Golden
Buns awards for the best
hamburgers in all of Pilotland.
Details later, after my return
. from Tuesday's tour of the state
prison in Chino. Assuming, of
cou rse, I'm not detained.
Jerry Kobrin's'<:olumn runs
every MondDJt and Wednesday.
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•What about physical & mental health?
•What about the economy & finances?
Are there practical spiritual solutions to these questions?
G. Reed Harris, C.S.
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will givt a FREE public /«tun/discussion
that will address that is.suu
on Tuesday evening, May JO, 1'194 at 7:30 p.m.
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Communications ror C:lrl KJircher
enterprises, Inc., is the guest
speaker at the 6 p.m. meeting or
Women in Foodservice -Orange
County Ch:ipter :it Le Meredi:in
Hotel, 4500 MacArthur 81.,d. in
Newport Beach. Br:icken will sh:ire
her guidelines (or effectively
managing the media, cmrloyccs
:ind the concerns or locn
c0mmuni1ies. Cost is S20 prep:iitl
or S25 at the door. For
rescrv:uions, call 951-3203.
CHILD AaUH PRIVINTION
VOLUNQIU
The Exchange Club Child Abuse
Prevention Center of Orange
County has a critical need for
\Oluntecrs 10 \\Ork \\ith families
where an incident of child abuse
hns occured or is at risk of
occuring. A volunteer training
progrum fdr parent-aides will be
held tonight and May 17 from 6:30
to 9:30 p.m. and May 21 from 9
:i.m. to 5 p.m. al the Child Abuse
Prevention Center, 2.is2 Ncwpon
Blvd., Suite 7 in Cost:i Mes:i. For
more information, call 722-1107.
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HllNDI Of Nlw.OltT UY
The 26th :innual meeting o( the
Friends or Newport B:iy will be
held :it 7:30 p.m. in Newport
Dunes Resort Oub House, 1 JJJ
Dock Bay Drive. Mnrlys L Houck,
Lnboratory supervisor at the
Zoolog~I Society for Reproduc-
tion or End:ingcred Species will
~ivc :i slide presentation on the
important work or that society :is
\\ell ns her work with the
rhinoceros in Zimbabwe. Open to
the public. Free parking :ind
refreshments.
LIGA1. StCl.ITAlllll AWAllDI
Newport-Santa Ana Legal
Secretaries Association holds its
:innual A\\ards O:inquct and
lns1:illa1ion or Officers DI the
· W)ntlham Garden llotcl, 3350
A'cnuc of' the Arts. Costa Mcs:i.
Cost is S22 and reservations must
be mJdc" by Frie.fay. May 6. No host
b:ir :11 6 p.m., dinner 111 6:30,
prosram at 7:30. Call 752-8800 .
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Newport Beech/Costa Mna Dally Piiot
• LI I I RELL •r•• P•1• 1
county supervisors ha"e little con-
trol over those mailers.
"Let me tell )'OU, CVCl)body
"ants the imm igr;i11on problem to
go uwuy, the board of supervisors
hos ju!>l ubout thb much control
on immigration,'' he suys ~qucci-
111g his frngcr' to 11lu,t rate. "Out if
) ou really want to an name people.
then l'OU pu'>h ..ill the hol but-
tons.''
Silva. "ho hus made an i~suc
out ol immigrn t1on , acknowledged
the county hu'> little power.
··A, :.i 'upcr. i'tir or councilm:.an
been less than aveQJge.'' ON1ftN
Llttrcll said when he was on the OtlllU..
grand jury he was struck by the
Jorge number or criminals who arc ..._ .... 1
spcndini time in jail for minor of-School -were installed on the
fense . He said many of those outside wall. "It made n terrible
criminals can be taken out or the racket," Beck sa15.
jails and put into a boot-camp type Enrollment at the Clr~t.
· · one-1oom schoolhouse gr~w from \\.Ork system, packing up crash ond 18 students in 1894 to 43 students cleaning county l:ind.
''Get 'cm in shape like they do by 1905, overloading the small
in the military," Littrell suid. builuing. Newport Dench residents
Dorn and raised in Nebraska, approved :i SS,000 bond issue and a new, two·clas~room school wus Littrell is a former Navy man who built that some year 00 the beach
hus liveu in Garden Grove since near the Newpon Pier. lt was the 196~. ~c got ~tarted in politics in beginnin~ of a long hi~tory as one
the anti-propert y t~ rcvo!ts of the of America's few seaside schools
late 1970s •. g?therang ,s1gnat.u!es wittr 11 beach for a playground.
a paddle on the backside• o( the
older boys. He was principal untlt
1945, later becomina the grammar
school district's first
superintendent.
By 1920, the school was
operating on double session
because of overcrowding, but a
S58,000 bond is~ue failed rn 1922
nnd so school trustees were forced
to expand the existing building.
The school grew by five classrooms
and cost $75,000, completed in
May 1924.
"c can't \Ole to clo'c the borc.Jc r , ----
:mu campaigning for I ropos1t1on • The school served oil of lhe
13. local elementary school students
During the early 1920s, a typical
Newport Dcoch Grnmmar School
report card included such oreas as:
deportment, hygiene, at~itu~e
tow:ird school work, rec1tt1l1ons
alld conduct.
Fourth-grade studen t Elsie
Storck received high marks during
the 1921-22 school year, but
earned a check mark under the
c:itegory, "whispers 100 much."
Jo" n," 111 .. -..11J. l 11'lcac.J, Silva s:iiJ
counuc' .111J c111cs '>houl<l target
progranh 1 hat illegal immigrants
lnJ\ benefit from.
Uut the t:.rrgch · uf Littrcll's
\\ r.11h ~lfc.! much u1ffcrcnt.
I le\ rn11c.tl of the Air Qualit)
~!Jn.1gcm1:nt D1~1rn:1 , a lac!. of
count~ Jail l:.rc1h111:s, bat! manage·
mcnt ol ~ka'iure M an<l other
tr.rn,portJtion rc~ources. a .. boon·
Joggle•: rail pwjer.:t anu tolh\ ·') 'i,
"hich he t."811~ "b~1<l public pulley."
ANJOZIAN
From Page 1 '
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the \\f.1n~lcr lvr .1 ::!~.000 ~•ere -
r;inch called ll rn h1, San Carlo,.
I kre. ,\11)1111111 'll..'deu Calli!;,
Jeer gr~11cd •• 1111.l hul.L..tllh 'preau
their ''1ng' 1111 l1:11cc pO'>b lo '>Un
thcmsehl..'' Uut tor .1 s1ngh.:
''uma1l. the 1'11l.11it111 \\:t~ 111ing
.. RUFFELL'S
UPHOLSTERY INC. fttft ,.., Doll.v Ctms lhrt!
1922 UllOl llVD .. com Mm-SU·llS5
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"Government must be for the until 19 J2 when enrollment neareu
people," says Littrell, who couim 100 students and the school again
Aay"t:1ttrell
Additionally, the needs, of the
2nd District, under Wiedc r's tute-
lage. have been badly neglected,
he said.
Thomas Paine and Harry Truman · was overcrowded. Residents·
amoftg his heroes. "l takt priuc in approved a $27,000 bond issue by
figluing for the people.~· a vote oJ 108 10 10. Construction
"Take a look at how many re·
gional parks we have in the 2nd
dis1ric1," he said. "The librarie
:.are closed more than they arc
open. On ct;.naili things she's
(Wicucr) ~eat,"a very good leader.
Uut overall tl\C' performance has
He was elected to the council in began at the current location of
1982 :ind served two terms until -the school on West O:ilboa
At 6 p.m. March 10, 1933, an
earthquake shook the school
violently just as school janit.or
Joseph Bodman was re turning to
his apartment on school grounds
to make dinner. He saw the
buildings sway and crumble.
Aftershocks continued throughout
the night, causing more damuge to
the building. Beck and other
students had to :ittend clnsscs in a
nearby mortuary uniil a new
buikling wns constructed at the·
same sight.
1990. Avenue between 13th and 14th
• I le has retired from his job as u streets. Dy September 1912,
production control supervisor for students began rhe new school
the Long Beach Naval Shipyard. year with four clasHooms -
He and his wife, Marilyn, have double the size of the old school.
three children. In 1919, Horace ensign was
hireu as a teaching principal, in '
"l didn't sec many people," she
ltniu. "l used to drive half an hour
in to the village 10 get my mail just
fo r something to do."
Anjozfan returned home in
No,embcr. Several weeks later, a
long lost friend phol\ed to invite
her onto Che set of Drisco County
Jr. After learning about Anjo~ian's
background,.thc Warner Oros. lot
"rangier hired her on the spot
\\llhout an audition.
.. , certainJy wasn't lool.ing for
the opportunity/' she said, adding
that in addition to including he,
two fa,orite things, the job is
.. really. fun" and well-paying.
Since the show is on hiatus, .
Anjozian free-lances word
processing to earn a living. She
spends most of her spare time
with her horse in San Juan .
Capistrano and equestri~n events,
and recently signed -up for the
Orange Coun'ty Fair's11cattle drive,
set for this July through the ~1rcets
or Costu Mesa.
Anjozian said !>he hopes to par-
lay 1he Drisco stin t in to full -time ...
work '' ith the film industry, po~si·
bly exp;inding into stunt riding .
"Pan of the problem with
getting part~ is b.cing female,
though," she said. "They don't
think women rode horses much
back then.''
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Come Wit the All School Book Fair..
Come SmeO and buy the de/idQUS donated Baked Goods.
Come and win a cake at the Cake Walk.
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tnfollne
(i'H) .... INfO e_,..,.,,.,,
Tbe new .chool opened in
September 1935. It wet built
ahrouah President franklin D.
Roosevelt's Works Projects
Administration a4cncy at n cost of
SI 14,000. The builders refused lo
work more than 30-hour weeks
and insisted on Amcric:in-made
buildjng materials. Two WI' A
murnls still hnng in ihe lobby ol
the school.
Not surprisingly, the school h:i!>
a longJist of alumni including the
child fen of silent film !>tur Clarn
Dow the children of virtuoso
violl;1ist Jascha Heifetz, the
daughter of tennb s1ar Punch1/
Gonlalez anti the son of
horse-racing legend Willie
Shoemaker. In 1955, John Dean
wa) a fourth-grade teacher al the
school. He is now Orange Count)
superintendent of schools.
Teache1 ~ and )tud'eut:. !>till
marvel al the occasion;ll dolphin,
the migrating whales, the postcaru
views of wind-tossed ~ailboats ~and
the free-spirited fun of playing on
the beach during rc.cess.
"This school really reflects the
uniqueness of the beach life.'' said
former teacher .\V.hitford. "h's a
great place to live and a great
place to go lo school." •.
.,. More information about the
school's JOOth birthday party,
titled an "Old·Fashioned Day by
the Sea, is available.by calling
675-5054.
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SWEDISH
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GEmNG
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The need for a valve
ad1ustment can be detected from
a loud ticking .noise from the
engine that increases witli
treQuency as eng~ne speed
increases. Another ind1cat10n 1s a
ticking noise from the engine that
fades as the engine heats up.
Both of these symptoms may
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too wide. The noise that results
from loose valves 1s the least of
a car owner's worries. Loose valves m need or adjustment can
expenence damage to their faces
due to the pounding they absorb 1n their respective seats. As a
reslJ lt, valves can become
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to seal properly. To. avoid. the se
problems. n01sy valves shl uld be
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HINT: Damage resultm(J from
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1s more likely to be suffered
by engines that operate at
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of balance may contribute to a
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abnormal ttre wear or damaged
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Monday, May 9, 1994 a
Estancia's
Appell PCL' s
distance
champion
MISSION VIEJO Estancia
I Iigh senior Johann Appell, who
won the 1,600 before th e meet was
shortened Friday night due to rain,
came back to win the 3,200 when
the Pacific Coast League Track and
Field Finals resumed Saturday at
Trabuco Hill) High.
Appell dusted his nearest 3.200
competitor by more than 10 seconds
to fin h.h in 9 minutes. 42.1 seconds
advancing to t11c CIF Southern Sec-
tion preliminaries this week.
Estancia senior Eric Espinoza
matched his Friday performance in
the 110 hurdlci; by finishing seco nd
Saturday in 1he 300 hurdles wi1h a
·lime of 41.2.
Costa Mesa High's 1,600 relay
team of Leo Garcia, Josi\ AmcLola.
Armand o Vega :lRd Andy Russell ·
also qunlified for CIF, finishing
third with a time.of 3:39.8-t
Estancia girls repre entatives Tra-
cie Manz (26.78 in 1hc 200) and
Jolene Schoenert (50.2 in the 300
hurdles) earned 1hird-place medals
Saturday.
Cos1a Mesa's girls 400 relay 1cam,
which finished fourth Friday night
· 10 gain alternate i.tatus fo r the CIF ·
prelims, will compete this,week, due
to another team declining the invi-
tation. The ~tcsa quanet included
Margare1 Gro,er. Deanna Ortuno,
Tasea Urown and Jessica Schroeder.
BRIEFLY
Vanguards come up
short in softball· · ·
COST A ~tESA. '-The \vinningest
)Ca<:on ever for the Southern California
College softball team rnay have come to
.111 end Saturday, as the Vanguards f':liled
to defend their title at the NAIA District
3 Championships at SCC.
Needing tQ." in a pair of games over
Cal Daptbt to eafn an automatic berth in
the NAIA Far West Regionals, the hosts
"ere blan!..cd, 2-0, after securing a 4·0
'wlCLOry in Saturday's first game.
More DCC women quality
LONG 13EACH -The Orange Coast
College women's tenni s team had all three
of it:. doubles teams advance to the
semifin als, before rain halted the second
day of play ut the Southern California
Regional • Saturday at Long Deach City
College.
fourth-seeded Fiona Jones and Cindy
Re)'es earned qu:Htcrfinal and semifinal
\ICtories, as did si."<th-seeded teammates
l oowcc Cao and Kamcla Raj Kumar.
sec baseball closes out
COSTA MESA -The Southern
California College baseball team managed
JUSt si"< hits in a doubleheader against
\biting Point Loma Nazarene Saturday,
dropping decisions of 2·0 und 6-2 to end
its sea on 18-28, 8-12 in the Golden State
Athletic Conference.
sec lands track recruit
Isis Orejel. :r~anni Ana Valley High
l!enior and the Century League 400-meter
champion, has signed a letter of intent to
aucnd Southern California College to
compete in women's track and field.
• ln other SCC track news Saturday:
Wes Henson (2:01.75 in the 800), Jason
Schaeffer (4:02.84 in the 1,500) and
Heather Salisbury (5: 13.46 in the 1,500)
all ran personal best times at the Ca l Poly
Pomona Invitational.
DCC crew second
SEA TILE -The Orange Coast
College crew junior va rsity eights went
back and fo1 th for the lead against the
ho::.t Univcri.ity of Washington boat which
beat OCC by eigh t seconds last month, ·
but '>urrendered the lead in the final 10
trokc., to seule for i.econd place Suturday
al the Opening Day Regalia on La!..e
Washington.
OCC's time of 6:08 was two seconds
behind Washington' after the two boats
c).changed lend over most of the
2,000-meter course.
rhc occ fre hmnn eight also finbhed
second to Wu hington.
DllP llA fllHING
IUNDA~I fllM COUNTI
D...Y• LMll ... -6 bo•ts, 111•ngtm.116
bonito, 9 wmw:uu. ea ulko Nu, lS .and bass, •> KUlpln, 6 theepMMI, 6 rod1f11h, 20 _.,14, fktl.
........ ,_ ... , -J boat1, Jl uaifft. 47
bonito. I eMd bait, s c.ako bat•, 1 rodll"'· 2
1t111pift. J .Nie fhh. 1 blue ,.n9'.
PORTS ...
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, cxi. 387
Pirates'· volleyball ~itting . atop the mountain
~ State captured with a simple
formula: Player for player, they
just {Jid a number on Pierce.
SANTA DARl3ARA -it Combining aggressive serv-...
ing, a diverse hitting attack,
and tenacious defense, the •
Orange Const College
men's volleyball team ~
peaked ut the best possible time ~at'urday
night, upsetting unbeaten Los Angeles
. Pierce, 16-14, 17-15, 15-13, to win the
state championship at Santa Barbara
Community College.
In n see-saw match that lasted more _
than two hours, Co~1ch Chuck Cutenese's
Pirates (17-3) avenged a pair of regular-
season losses to Pierce, after moving past
American River, 16-14, 15-8, 15-4, in Fri·
day night's semifinal.
State Tournament Most Valuable Play-
er Lance Perry, a 6-foot-6 middle blocker,
haCI 16 kills, whit~ ull-tournamcnt outside
\'
hitters Jason Crone and
Mike Melcher each fin-
ished wi1h 15. 'I told our kids that we ·
were equally as talented ,·
and it-would ·come down
to who made the fewest
unforced errors .'
meeting
"I'm sure (Pierce)
came in \~ith a lot of
confidence. and 10 be
truth fu l, "e had )lrug-
gled. lo,ing Lo Lung
Oeach City Ill ll\e aml
Golden \Vc,L in three,''
Cu1cnese said ... But 1
"in, ·and battlcJ through for a three-game
S\\eCp '
0CC'~ fc:.uJess C,Cf\ ing produced 16 er-
rors JllJ onh c1,;.h1 aces, but ~ept the
prC'>)ure on Jll night, Jccording 10 Cuten-
C'le. \\ho .. .: '>quad fa1h.J 10 make the p!Jy-
o!fs 1.1:.t srr•n:;. bi' lir:.t i.\!.1,on .it the
helm •
OCC's list of heroes
didn't~top there, how-
ever, as seller Dave
Mays amassed an as-
tounding 87 assists, and
right-side hiller Dave
Keller collected a
match-high 24 kills.
The 6-5 Keller was
-CHUCK CtnINESf told our ~iJ., th;il \\e ace volleyball coach \\ere equal!) :I) t:il-
en1cll, :ind it would
Ddcn-.i\\.:I)·. the PirJLC' totaled I 2
dig~. "hich promph:J pra1:.c from former
OCC. Co:ich Bub \\ct.tel, "ho led 1he
:.chool to 11\ lour f'I c' 1uu-. .. 1:itc til k s. th e
most recent in 1991. red hot, nccording 10 .
<:;utenese, who also praised the contri-
bution~ of middle blocker Eric Johnson
(14 kills), back-row specialists Dnnny
Neumann and Tom Green, and front row
standout Chris Dahl.
"We watched (Pierce, which entered
the fin al 18-0) play its semifinal Friday,
and they were very impressive," said
Cutenese. whose team fell 15-2 to the
Brahma~ in the season-opening Long
Ocacl1 City College Tournament, and 15-
8, 14 -16, 15-7, 15-7, in their conference
come do\\ n to "ho
made the fewe.st unforced error~."
Pierce held an 11·9 lead in the first
game. but OCC rallied to tic h :it 11. I~
and 13, before prevailing.
"Then, they got up on u,, 3-0 and 5-1
in the second game. and 1 ''on'dcn.:d ii "c
''ere falling :1part a lillle," saiJ Cutcnew,
who called a timeout to hull Pierce) mo-
mentum. "We · regrouped ,Jlld scf\eJ
tough, "hich took them out of their lil·
fense :1 lit1le, and earned a 1-t· 1 I k;1J.
They tied ii up, but we "ent un tur the
"\\'cw:I. "ho ,,·a, there. tolJ me after-
wa rd. it \\:h Lhc bc!'lt dclcn-.e he'd seen
from an Ora1\ge ·cu;i't team,· Cute nese
s.1id. "Coming I rnm the gu) "ho'd .
coached OCC Lo four 'ltatc anJ ·n ine con-
1\:rl!m·1: ti't lcs 'that ";i' a re:il big comple-
ment.·
Crone and Green ;ire the lone freshman
Jmong the kading performers,-while
CukrH.'c sa1J Perry. K1.ller DJhl and
John:,,on may ha\c D1' j,iun I collegiate fu-
, t~re-.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SWIMMING
Orange. Coa't
Home of Champions
..... Wo men extend state rul e to six years; •
Orange CoasJ men retu rn to the top, as well. . '
CYPRE~!:> -The Orange Co.1::.t Cullcge \\Omen'<; S\\101
tc.im 1.\tenlkd 1h \l,1te communil) •college tlllc strca~. to
"" S.11tuday at Cyprc'~ College. \\hilc the Pir:ite::.' me n re·
d.11mcJ th1: )tJte er J\\ n the~ lu::.t bst )Car.
Coach Don \\ Jt...un. named State Women·) Coach of the
Year by the Commun11y Collcgc Coaches' A-.-.odal1on. s'aw
Ii" "omen':. squJd dom nJte Imm !It.art to f11w.h to collect
their 10th st~1Le CfO\\ n Ill 11 SC~l,00)
Orange Coast College football coach Bill Wor'kman may find himself ln the press box this fall while
directing his Pirates, instead of his usual s!deline station, because of the inherent dangers of post-
surgery/sideline dangers ... thus he'll do most of his communicating at games through the headsets.
OCC's "omen ani.1-.\cd a stJtc-rc.cord 639 pQint , more
than double th:it of runner-up Saddli.:bacl. (29-l), wftilc the
men's r:1ce. ,1gJ11i)L di,trict mal Gt Iden \\'est, \\JS up in
the. ai r until the seconJ-to-lnst c'ent.
"IL w:is 111-.e a hcJ')''cight prize light," \VJt:>on sJid of
the men's cumpdllion. "bet) s,,jm \\JS cn11c.1I, and both
teams S\\am \Ct') ''cit. It \\JS c\citing ;and :1 lot of fun." . NiJt a recommended diet
' ..._ Orange Coast College football coach
Workman on ths slow road to recovery.
BY R.tcHAAO DlTNN, Sl'oan W1trru
t was lhe eighth surgery performed on Dill
Workman's body, but by for the worst.
His lower back is so sensitive now; the Or-
ange Coast College football co::ich might
·work from upstairs in the press bo.x next sea·
son, when he returns for hi!. ninth campaign.
Workman, who turns 53. on June 20, is re·
covering al his fountain Valley home, after undergo-
ing a three-hour, 15-minute operation April 28 to re-
lieve a nerve problem in his lo"er
back, originally caused by lifliog a
plate in the OCC weight room in Janu-
:iry," 1993.
He's walking for the first time in
more than a month , and is expected to
learn when he can begin physical ther-
apy after he sees 1he doctor today.
"I'm shuffling around," Workman
said. "I've got a back brace and I'm
supposed to take short walks and be
up from time to time. I'd say that I'm
-about 85-90% pain free."
Workman, who has lost 26 pounds
since entering the hospital for the first
time five weeks ngo, will have staples
Temoved Crom bis back today.
·"According to the doctor, barring any complica-
tions, I should do everything I did before," Workman
!laid. "Dul in case of getting hit on the sideline, I
might be up in .the booth for n year or two during
games. You're pinned in football. You\e got plJ)'e~
all around you, and you can get re;il good at pre-
dicting what's going to land in your lap.
"I've got a scar down my shin bone from (former
OCC MVP) Bat;t Rccktenwald when he went out of
bounds one tim e. I told him I'd never forget him on
several accounts, and that's one of them, And, heck.
Coach (Paul) Driggs broke his foot last year on the
sideline af1cr getting hit."
Workman las t coached from the booth in 1970,
when he was the secondary coach at
East Los Angeles College. "I hated it,"
he said.
Workman, also suffering from atro-
phy, which will require several weeks
to build his muscles b~ck up, plans to
attend the OCC Hall of Fame cer-
emony May 20, his fi~t on -campui. ap-
pearance since before spring br'eak.
"The other thing you don·t try is
being on morphine for 24 day~;· said
Workman, who has guided Orange
Coast to three bowl games in the last
four years. "I don't care how good it.
feels when you're on it, it's no fun
coming out. Things don't hurt when
you're on it, you just cruise. Out it'~
"They don't stitch anymore: they sta-
ple you," he said. "And right now I
weigh 166 pounds, nnd I went in at
192. Don't try that for a diet.''
'They don't stitch
anymore; they sta-
ple you. And right
now I weigh 166
pounds, and I went
in at 192. Don't try
that for a diet ...
The . other thing you
don't try is being
on morphine for 24
days.' not g90d, because somewhere along
-BU WOIUCMAN the line your body wants it nnd you've
-OCC football coach got to start cutting back, then they
Irvine Medical Center doctors re-
moved a piece of vertebra to work on two different
nerves in his lower .back, and al~ cleaned out a bone
spur. following a series of tests that reveul~ a nerve
problem stemming from a bone spur. on hihlombar
disc.
Workman, admitted to the hospital April· 4 ofter
complaining of back pains, spent two wee~ at Irvine
Medical Center before being released. Cortisone·
steroid injections administered to reduce the bone
spur problem did not have the desired results, and
Workman re-entered the hospital for surgery a week
tater.
take you off of it, and 'Pow.' lL 'i. no
fun .
"I had no choice but to be on it. It's not like a
sprained ankle, or blowing out a knee. This is a
whole different b:ill game."
Workman made national headlines in 1985, "'hen
he instituted the first volunlal')t random drug-testing
plan for high school players while at Edison, u pro·
gram that is ndopted by more schools every yenr.
"It's kind of funny (being on morphine), ns I'm
walking around wcarina an' 'OCC Coaches For a
Drug Free Campus' shin," Workm:in ~id. "Out it
had to happen. I stopped (on Friday) at 1:15 p.m .•
und it was a tough night. I changed T-!.him twic\!.
'f.hey were just wringing wet."
OCC slandouh llll the fina l d:I\ mdudcd Ma llhia' Olle
and Grant Ferguson. "h1lc l3ran.J1 Ko~sub added to her
gold medal collection for the Pirate' \\Omen
Ouc, \\ho se t the n;111onal con1munity college record (I
minute. 48.26 seconds) in \\tnnmg the state ~00 b.icl.strol-.e
fina l in ·1992 for OCC. \\:l) once again selling record pace,
lc:lding Satu rd:iy\ f111~11 through the
first 80-plus mc1cr,. But SadJlcback\
Len ny Kr.1~z~burg cJged Otte at the
finish "i1h a 7record-sc uing time of
1.47.91. 011c\ cltXl.tnt! \\,1, I -tS.31
Otte, ho\\C\~r. :,,har~J Ll1p-p1,11111 hun-
or:. .1mong the m1.:n \\ith I crgu \lll,
whQ tcamcJ "ith OC(. s Jim L mmon'
to f1ni~h u1. t., '· r~'r1..:11'd). in the
200 bre.1st-.t r~,kc.
Ko '>Ub :iJJc:J 1hc 'cconJ half of her
second 'trJ1cht ~late ha.:birok.: Jou Don Watson
blc, \\mnmg-thc I -in.:t~r ponion in
59.11. She r1.:pc:atcd 111 thl' 50 earlier in
the thrcc-J.1\ meet
Ko .. ,ub .ako l.:J u.I ~ 1 1rJ,I\ ·) 'u.toriuu' ~00 medleV'
relay team, \\~111.h .1bo ~n~luJ1:J Del orah Oah:im, Sh.iron
C!Jircl'nont .111J .\1ichi:ll..: l'~·r ·irJ .• is \\Cit as the runncr-~p
200 freest\k rd" " 1· En~.a \rJal. U h.1m and Pcrc1r:l.
Cl.1irc niont \\JS )t.:C1,..nd in the 100 lh SaturJ:1v. anJ Erin
Snu\\ \\.1:0 second to .._tY,-.ub an 1hc I00°b.1ck •
The OCC men c rpcd of! th ir h. rJ:fought \ic.tof) b)
"inn111g the m.:ct'' fr i.il c'cn1. the 400 tree rcl.1). \\Ith the
best time in the rutioo tlus sca,on . .\11ch.1el Kerr, ~1.111 Pa-
nighclli, Dl')cc R11tfcr' :inJ Lmmon .. turned \\ere docked
at 3.05.51, eJgtng Golden \\ e,1 (l.11er d1squalifu:d) a•1J
Long Ocach City.
MIN
Tc!~m '<OrH! 1. Orangt' c"u •• a S.!I, i C..tJ,n ""•'·~I~; 3 lune llN<h City,
3S1; .&. CuHl.a, llU.S; 5, 0 1ablu \•11•·1, 2l1. l •mrt~r di•ing Sul~li (~~nu Ru>.;. •HS l °'"''" tCll•R~,). UO S; l . Cunl
1Cut .. t•l, l9S.OS. Olh~.-u: 12 luu t 10CO l .'i ;s, l,i.SQ lrt'f'-1, 0 l'd~"•"' ~.Mii•
\\CW1iu l, l.S·S.& SI. l S.hn.,Ju tCh•flt')J, 1-. U o;: J •••wn (C'.vhlcn \\nll
16:2S.1 I. 01hcn: \kM1U ... n tOCC), 11, J• li, 11. ~lv1J .. .11nt tOCO. Ht:S'I r 100 (u.~-1. ~~n (\'••nlur•I, 41.t.2$; 2 "•»ht·• tOt' Ant•I •to l.t.S ' }, l\uuntt tCulJtn
\\i!•ll, 46 U . 01hc-o 11 . 1.,,,, tOCC! • .&~I.&: IS Rvfll11t tOCCl, •:.'II, 16. R•lf$~" (OCCI. 41 a., 200 b.t<L-1 u •1t dbv1!( t~nl.11 """".ti 1 •• 91 l Otlt' IOCC.l,
1'.U .11, l. Colby l\t'nlut.il, llH ... ~w t.rv-1 ''" Ulll'C ...... ht. IS) !II l II•""'° tCut-.ta), I Sf>.2'; J Rubullum tC'.ulJrt1 \h>ll, 1 S".I:' 200 brN>l-1. '
fr•xv11"' (OCC), 2 02 %; 2 (rnnu><u 10((), 2:0.& )9. l Pr.c• ill C•rninul. l 07.01
>10\J frtt tC'l .. y-1 01.t11g" Cu ... 111.)tt~, l-<t1, l'•11.<1>ll<'llt, R•ll uJ. l OS SI.
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l UO lllt'clltt 1t1 .. ~ -1 Or•nr c ..... 11 .... b. Llh~ll\, Cl• IC'm<>lll 'l''""''
1 51 0. 100 frc-.-1, ,..,..,.,.M t\<nlur.tl, Sl 2)1 2 hJ''"" ICvt.l.i, Sl.'2 l
'•)luu<h (S.ld.Ucb.a<L), 54.)1, Otht'n : • I'• •M• tO<C'J, H 4l 11 Ard.II 10CC),
So.37. 100 b.t<L-1. 11.U\ulb COCCI. S9 11• 2 ~nuw 10CC"I. 1.00 o•. l lu•lun
lltaixhu S.onlt•"1)· 10091. OU•C'n ' 7, \\t1kllC tOCCI. I 01.01, I Ow ((ltA COCO,
1:04 H ; 1l Culhn• cOCCl. I O~ t.I. IOU llt-1. l•dill' ~&b<· lul \I •S. 2. Ct.lir~ tOCCI. S9 66; l ~""'" n « h.111<' ), S'I 11.a Olh•·r~ t. ~•mpL•n• IOCC),
LOI ~1 11)0 bru•l-1. kl'Rcl•ll 11Jhlunf l, I 011.a, 1 lurnt'r th-nlwr•I, 1 0180; 3. '•g•n (()(Cl, 10•1111. 0 1h1ft:. ll'h'"' UXCI. 1.10 1;, 11 •~U\ (OCC). 1112.n:
12 '••Ll't tOCCl. l112 Ja 200 110 11'1t-I S.J4l<ih.t<L, 1.&0 41t· 1 °''" •C~)I
lkth•'< , NJ.ol. l•lum, l'crt•••I, l •O•I.
onshore Canoe · Clilb Women dominate Cannery Race
~Redondo Beach's Lanakila
wins in men's division Saturday.
Center In the ninc·mile race. benting de-
fending · ch;1mpion Dana Point Canoe
Club, which fini !>hcd third. 1 he ,.,.omen'
Offshore Canoe Club i regarded ns one
o( the top bo:t in the "'orld , having won
NEWPORT BEACH -The women's la t year·~ Molo!..ni Clwnncl Race in Ha-
open division boat from 1he Off!.hore wnri.
Canoe Club in Newport Dench dominated In MI C men·s open, Lanakila of Re·
the field Saturday in lhc 15th annual Cnn· dondo Ue:ich won the compclition tn 1
nery Rcstournm Outrigger rcgaua. lb hour. 33 minutes, becou c defending
Coach Leslie Dnvi~' team Cini~hcd :i solid champion Dana Point wa e ed a 10.
four minutes nhead of runner-up Kanaia minute pcn:tlty for jumping lhc tart.
of Santa Borbara. • Lonakila finished the . ll·milc course
The Offshore 1cam combined p:.ddlers ahead of ruMcMtp Dana Poin1 No. 2
Crom Off hore and 'the Nc~t Aquatic ( 1:33:32) by a four bo:al's tcnath. Marina . .
Del Rey (1:36..$:?) wa third, llano HJno
of San D1cso (I 37:13) fourth. :ind r-.t\\•
port Outrigger (I :40:0) fifth.
"For the e11pc1iencc we ha,·c. it '~as a'
iood os we could h:i'c sone," said Lucky
Ho'okano, Ne" port Outrigger .. tccrsm:in
and coach. "ll would ha\C been nice to
pince fir t acro!i5 the lin • but it' JiJn't
happen."
Off shore's men' boat ftnhhc:d 1 hh in
the r:scc, which bcj:sn It 18th Street,
hudcd south oul of North Lido O\anncl.
out 10 Ne .... port Pier, and bnck •sain, fin·
i hinl in front o( lhe Connery olons the
channel.
Oana Pllint\ N1>. I bo.1t uos~ed fi~t.
but fell ",1\! bch1'11\I in the tandin be-
e.1u!>C or 1h ·inlraction.
'' l'hey~c put togethct a &teat bunch of
athlete'\, :ind t think the) ·11 be on lop here
:it lcn't tor the nc\t couple of )CD r ," said
I lo'ol.: no, .... ho paddled with Stnen
Dri<l cs (stroke), John J:innics. Dan Blare
1od lark Zodnk. '
In 1hc men· no\ioc, Cooch Jim Ter-
rell's N~ Aquatic Ccnlcr boat. lmua.
•• in 24 min"tcs. 14 seconds. alolw IM
2'h·milc counc. while Kanaia woa =
wo1Mn'1 ft<Wict. A 10111 of ......
boats rompeaed.
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• Monday . .,., 9. 1984 •v
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Whlit •ction do you c.lle?
A.-Sinttt your nnt double w• ror
takeout, a double DOW would d
carry tJw Mme~ al•
thou,h It mutt ehow a •troapr
hand. Put.oer ii l!way1 r.. t.o COD·
wert t.o penaltiet by..-.. eo dou·
ble it ia.
Q.2-At Sooth, vulnenbla, yiou
bold:
..i878 'V.1842 OVold ._,9"1
The bidding ha• proc:eedld: Weet Nortla Eut ._ ...
3 0 Dbl 6 0 P ..
Pue Dbl P ... t
What. act.ion do you tab?
A.-While partner'• double alreaa·
ea takeout. we are not prepared to
hid at the five-level with a four~ud
suit hea~ by a jack, nor at th •ix·
level with a shabby five-card minor.
Paaa. The fact that you are void i.n
diamonds .Uggeslll partner'• hand
might nol be ell that unt..lanc:ed.
Q,3-Aa · South, vulnerable, you
hold:
•873 QJ98862 09 +J62
The bidding has proceeded: .
West North Eut South
3 0 Dbl 6 0 P .. Pau Dbl P.. 7
What action do you take?
A.--Again, met<:h thi• hand with
the first one. Aa the cards lie you
have not detracted from your com-
bined defensive polentiel, but your
hand laa gained enormoual.y on of-·
fenae. Bid five heart.a. Notice that.
even with your garbage, the con·
tract haa excellent play reprdleaa
of the lead.
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
STARTING A llEW BUSlllESS??
The l.tgal o.p.ttment al tl'le Pilot la
ptMeed' to ~ a new MM~
now ~ to MW butlMU ...
We wilt now SEARCH the name for
you .. no extra cNlrge, and UVe you
tt-. ttrM end the tttp to the CoYrt
HouM In s.rita Ana. Then, of courae,
after the MM:tl le compt.ted we Wiii ft.. your nc:tttloU1 butlntM nam.
11Mtment wtttl the County Clerk,
~ once • WMk fOf tour wttkt
.. reqund by law Md tl'ltn ftl• )'.C)Uf
proof of pubbtton W'ltt1 County Cleric.
I Pi.... atop by to ftlt your ftctltloua
bualnes. atatement ., the Piiot Legal
Dt~ 330 WMt a.y, Colt.a
M ... , Calnom.. If you otn not atop
by, pf4Ma9' call"• at (714) 842-4321, Extenaion 3t5 Of 311 end we wtn
metle ~ fat you to handle
thl• Proo.du,. by mall.
If you thould l'laV9 •ny further
qu~ ptMN Cltl ua end we wlll
be mON than glad to Mtltt you.
Good Luck ~ your new butlnetell
PUBLIC NOTICES
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MiliC llOTICll flUILIC NOT1Cll flUl11C NOTICU P.U1UC NOTICU -===-=~===:--lbtJniv;wE~Nht!Jih~afl~lM~~a~bo~v;; ... JUM 50. 1iii. Time It ol exeeudon ot tti• ~ CludN by. M lndlvidual HOT\<% Ol! lftUSTH'S Md I wr1tw1 rt1100f ot Defal.111 !l'ltllt Utll ~dlf "°"etl!'* l'UIUC llOTICll Ml'lled kN>ol OiWlct ot IN H .. nct. Fallu1t 10 No blddtt mav wllhdr• The rt9lstr1nt(•I com-IALl UNGER OHO MOTICl Of TIWITH'l IN..f lftd flttt>on IO w Tiit under• J 1993 • ll!Slrllmtnl NO ~3
PUii.iC llOTICll ----PUl&JC MOTICll "111.JC IOTICU PUIUCIOTICU
PUii.iC IOTICI O.w.ge Coullty. California, compltW the WOfk wtlhln MY bid for • ptirlod °' mtne~-~ "~~--~llou-Of' TftUSl T '· .... F1:vw uu si;Otl~ll ,.~d c!.,,Uldon ... '!~llCtto !!. oo~~!'~CI" o' '~ c!!·n~ ~ by and through Its IN tlmt Mt f0t1h tlertln 1Nrty (901 daye all« IN NH ..,...., ,,,. ,-,..., • T.S No fOIC0265U • ., ..,, •-• '" .,.. .,. .,....., "'"""' • -"" "' ---... --t _11_e_IO_I ___ , Governing Bottd, hartlnal· w1M r11Ult In 11\t Imposition date .. t f()( the opening ot 8USIMll Name(t) llated loan No NOTICE tteorOtO ill aie C01:nt1 WTltrt end pur111ent to~ 1567 Of
8TATRMmfT OF ler ttlttrecl to at uDIS-of tiqUldaled dlmagtt for bid.I lbOYe on: rJa H3H103t2t75l/OUtGG YOU AR.E IN OHAUlT U~· lflt rtll proiiett( is loc3110 h CNt COGt ot llt So" o TAICT,w Vflll rte.We up to, tact\ dr, of delay, In the A. • mel\l bond and a Mlllit Mllamut Other Rel -toperty d .. crlb• RAOEEOOfTRUST OATEO Dall Aot•27 1994 ~Oll!la Will StlL AT PUB A81MO«MtMDIT OP but not Illar than the amount Ml forth II\ the "In-pert:~. bond al\all bt Thlt rtattmenl was filed AP Number-04M 72·'1 above la put"pon.d &o be ton111Y 15. 1991 UNLESS ,Acme RECONYfYAMCE A,\ LIC AUCTION TO TliE Mi EST
U9• OI' FICTITIOUS l!)ove.etat.ed time, Mated forma1ion tor Bidders." requited pr\()( 10 execullon with the County Cltftl of VOU ARE IN Dl!FAUl l' 1924 WHI Ocean Front 'OU TAKE ACTION TO PAO-MIO TRUSTEE lOf 5 PARKlR BIO()(R roA CASH PIYIC>lt at •U9 .. •llNAME bld1 lor lht award ol a Each bid ml!SI tonlorm ollheconttac:tandthallbe ()wtgeCow11yonAprllOI, NOEA ,. DEED OF Newport 8Hch, C rECT YOUR PROPEIHY IT STRE£TSUTE5t>OO timtofSllllllllwfulmOlltfot
The foloMna ptttonl contract 101 Iha above Ind bt rttpontlve to the In the form Mt torth In the 1994 AUST OATl!D May 211 , 12663 AY 6£ SOLO AT A P\IBUC ORANGE CALlfORh·A 92668 IN Uo• o Swn Ml tigllt i:tie
"8\'t tbtndOlled"the UM of projtc1. conlttC1 clocumtnte. contract docvmtnlt. F80SOH 1914 UNLESS YOU l'AICE The undenlgnad Tru1l IF YOU NEED AH EXJ>lA· (11'4) ~6'•3 g PA TOM m lllllrnt in tllt fOiloWlf'O 0 IM ~lctlllou1 Bu1lnt11 Bids 1hlll be _rtetivtd In E4ch blddtt thall aubmll, Pur•uant to Stcllon 22300 Published Newport Beach· CTION TO P"OlfCT -dl.clalma 8'\'/ hab411 ATION Of THE ,_ATUfl[ Of PRESIDENT ;y WoOIO 9!01*'1V Sllllli'tld
111
$114
Name. BAJGHTON FAIA· lhe p~co ltlonl1fled abO~e. Ol'I lhe lorm lur111shed with ol tht Publlc Contract Costa Mna Oally Pilot OOA PROPERTY, IT MAY tor any lnc;orreclnett o THE PROCEEDING AGAINST OPP 13951 S/'BJ9 ~~· C011'11Y and Sia Ullll Loi 39 ot MONT ASSOCIATES. 950 I/Id tho .. bids shall bt tht cont1ac1 -documents, a Codt the contract WIH con-April te 25 May 2 9 SOt.O AT A PUBLIC the l'traet adcfreu an OU YOU 'SHOULD C~ACT A lrlCI lCS' as Jllo b'( IND
South Coast Dtlvt, Cotta opene(f ll'ld publicly rtad 1111 ol Iha propo•ed sub· taln Provisions permllllng 1994 ' • ' • Al.E IF YOU NEED AN o&he' common de1Jgna LAM1fl PUBLIC NOTICE I.It ~tt rnentNo /&ix.• M .... CA 92626 aloud 11 the abov•1taled cont1ac1ors on lhls PfOJect the suceHslul bidder to • XPLANATION OF THE t.lon, II any, ahown h., On M 23 1994 at lO OO oo b 11 The Fictitious Bu1lne11 Ume and place. as required by lht Sublet· eubslftutt 1tcur1tles1or any m302 ATURE OF THE PRO· In. PAC'rric REC VEYANCE NOTICE Of SAU •71 PIO!! 37 40 ol MllllS re
NJme referred to above There wilt bt a twenty·l1vt ting 1nd Subcontracting monies withheld by th• PUBLIC NOTICE fEDING AGAINST YOU, Tt1e 101a1 amount 01 tile ~ .... 'PPolllttd T~ttee under YOU ARE IN OHAULT UNDER .. ords OI OAANGE Coonsy Q!J was llled on 3127/92 In th• ($25) deposit ttqulred 1or fair Ptactices Act. Govern-Dlstul:t 10 ensure perlorrn-ou SHOULD CONTACT A unpaid balance ol the v•1 1 T A NOTICE Of DEL ~QUENT AS lorn~ Tht ourooned sttul aa
Couniv o1 Ofangt Original each sel ol bid documents. ment Code Se<:Uon 4100 et ance U(lder th• contract. Flctltlou1 LAWYER obllgatiqn Hcured by d '::1r:~~ 10 ~d ~991ru:; S£SSMfNT LIEM DATED ~o d•m-and o~ coinmon dtslQ
File No. F526520 ~alund will bt granted to 1eq. Each bid •ubm.tted In rt-BuslneH Heme Not1c:e la hereby glv9n the pfoperty I.Cl be •Old recor • • uary i. • • t993 UNLESS YOU nation I '¥1'/ ol IM " proo AB Umlttd, a Cahtornla Gonoral Contractors c>nty Each Bid shaH be 19· eponae 10 \his Notice •hall Statement at Standard TNst ~ and roa1onabl• Hllmat· s1 No 91..:_0.~fl Y In bO:, ~rr A~TION TO PROTECl erty oesciibtel al>Ovt toi -M11tn hmlttd p•tlntrship, 950 tor two (2) sets {m&/dmum) comp1nied by a ceroll•d or contain. 81 1 bid item ad· The 1 1 1 rvlc:a Company, a Cor· ad coal.a, upen1eti and • OI 01!.-ecords Ill e T Bt Ille u"W11Qntll m "" no rep• •
South Coast Dnvt, Cos .. 1eturne<1 1n 900d condition cuhlar's check or bid uate • thttll shOring 010"' ng persons are alion ae tru11ee, or advances al th• Wh• of II of the Counsy Recorder ol YOUR PROPERTY I MA.V resPntahon 0< W3rtaniy ;, 22;>8
MtH. CA 92626 within ten (10) days aher bonO In th• amount not ~ briicing, ~'•quivaleni ~olsOJ0~'~~:~TS 4685 uccueor lru1tte. or lh• 1n111a1 publlc:a\loo ot ange County St.lit of c.lf· SOLO ~TE0A A~e.u~~~ 0~ SAYBROOK LANE COSTA
AB Group. 1150 South the bid opening dale. IHS 1han ten percent (10%) method for lhe protecllon MacArlhui Cl 1220 • New-ab1Uw .. d &rualH /ur· lhr Notice of sat• 11: 101n1a hecuiad oy Thoma' YOU N. .. .x 1 ¥ESA CAllfORN,A r,.1 p111
Coatl 01ive, Costa Mesa, In accordance with the of the total bid price, pay· ot lilt and limb In trenches pon Beach CA 92e00 uanl to the DH of $561,1911 o -'NOlE .... 11 £'Vans an~ Carol Evans hus· OF THE NATURE Of T11E PRO PGlllO OW!'e! ol Utd real P'OP
CA 92628 provisions ol Calllomla able 10 the DISTRICT as a and open excavation John Bohls 2240 Paik ruat tweculed b'f Jam•• ia possible thllll at Iha band and "''''· as community CHD1NG AGAINST YOIJ YOU eriy 11 lllt !!It 01111 OtldlQuent
This bu11nes1 was con-Public Contract Code Sec· guarontH that tti. bidder. ¥.tllch shall conlorm to ap: Ne poit 13•02 N wport Quigg, a tingle man lime ol aal• u1e opening properiy Will SELL AT PU8· SHOUtO CONTACT A LAWYER A:>se-me~i l>en Ni> Htrn
ducted by a gene11I Ptlrt· tlon 3300, the D1alrlct re-11 ils proposal ls acceplod, plicablo safety orders. . Be::h CA 92660 , ' ecorded 0513 111984 In bid may bo less than lhe uc AUCllO•J 10 HIGHEST on JUN!: 6 199-4 at 10 00 AM ~ORGARD, ~ ~ '*
1
be
nershlp qul1es lhat Iha bidder pos-shzsll p1omptly execute the Governing Board This •business ls con· Book -Page -. lnll. I 101at amount due and BIDDER FOR CASH fpayable at a1 me batll ennnci ioooy o1 ma~• tnotlt warranty upr~s This st1ttmenl was filed sess the following clas· Ag1eemenl, fumlsh a Siils· B , Wllll M y d • I d Id 1 4·225521 ol Olfict11 owing '' ' 11/nt of Silt In lawtu morley ol THE i.Al<E FOREST EXfCUllVl "'
with tti. County Cler~ ol slficllion ol c~ntr1c1or'1 II· lactory F1flhlul Perform-el' D ~ ' 1~9~i T';,c!tdr~·l:::a~t(~) u~om· acordt In I.he othce of In addition IO cuh, the tlll Untced States) at lhe Iron! Of CENTtR 23101 LAK~ C£NTER Df imp(ota ltQatdlflQ tille ~ Ottno• County on April 22, cense at the lime that the anco Bond In an amount • • •nee 0 1 d 1 b 1 a County Recorder ol Trustee will acc ep1 a 1 le '"' DRIVE in ine c1iy 01 l.Mf fOR t~i•OO or er.cumoran<A$ 0 1994. contract Is awaided: not less than one hund1ed Coast Community Col· ~e~ieuncl~r ;:sa~~till:; range County, Calllor-c&1h1u·s chec11 drawn ::a'::~.~:,~~ ~';i~ EST Couniv of ORANGr s1.1~ oay th• sum O! oast Out Home
AB LIMITED. a C1htomia Contractor: Gene1al Bulld· 1>0<tent (100%) or th• tolal lega Olstrlcl. Business Nllfne(s) llstod la, and purauanl to lh• on a slate or nallonal 401 _411 E Ch man Ave· 01 caitomia uno@r me oo.wr 01 O"l"!lcf\ ass.ssmtllts re~~ llmlltd partnership, By: AB Ing Conttactor A bid p11ce. turnlah a Pay· Published Newpori n· olice ot O.lault and ban k. a check drawn by ter. ap 1 1
,.rms , aDfV esi.maleO costs i.e ..
G1oup, • Callfomla general PUBLISH: May 2 and 9, ment Bond In an amount Beach-Costa Mesa Delly aJ= ~ohl; Elecllon to Seit theraun· a 1tate or tederdt c1ed1t not. Plllcenu CA au drighl. utle
0
~le p~s::'C: th .lflts 'MOO ~ges ano ~'lle!Kt Clue a1 tilt ~rtnenh P Mll'lag1ng Gen-1994 not less than tifly pe1cent p 1 M 2 9 1994 frttd er recorded l 2/0411992 nlon or a check drawn and 1nteres1 COllYl!ye to It! ose r ' · ~mt Ol llJIS notice ii lilt amount
eral Partner. By: GlA As· WAU<. THROUGH: May (50441 ol the total bid price, '01 ay • • · m329 ~s 1~~at~=:y w~l~rk 01 In Book -Page •• lntt 1 by a state or tederat uv· now held Dy •1 under satd ~d IJOll~d ~es1r~1101n;6;;reoro~d ors~ ~3!> oo
soclales, Inc .. a Calilornla 12, 1994 at. 9 a.m. (adllls· and furnish certificates evl· • Ot 8 C unt on A rlt 12 2·833744 of eaid Olflclal Ing• and loan anoc•· ol Trust In tne proi>tr!y s1tualed on m r 1 ~ " ATC 11-AY ( ·~
corporation, G&nefal Part-able lor contractor to vtsil dencmg that the required PUBLIC NOTICE 1~~ 0 Y P • Rtcord•. will S•ll on tlon, savings assoc!· In said County and Stale dt· strument No 2b168 SoOll. APN 419 .,13 jg
ner site but walkthrough Is nol lnsu1ance Is In oltect In the 05/1611994 at 1.00 PM 11 tlon or uving1 bani\ SCflt>eCI as lot 22 of Tract No 13877 ~es 193• 1977 lllelu 1r RONALD D ROUP A LAW
By: /s/ Executive Vice mandatoty) Ofange Coast amounts set !OJ'h In t~e • FlctJtloui d F80540~ tht North f1onl entrance 1µec1hed 1n Set.lion 5102 3162. 111 the City ot Newiiort ~111e 01 Othaal Recoros or 011 CORPORATION 23'?r' M E
P1esldent Cotloge Maintenance & Op-gene1aJ conditions. In 1ha N me Pub1Jsh1 Newport Beac ·to the County Court· I lh• F1nancu11 Code Beach County ol Orange Staia ANGE County C3!11ornia Ro· E.,TER VR•VCSut•f :JIO
By: 8 AC, LTD., a Calllor· e10Uons Ollice. White Tri.fl. event ol lallure to enter Into ,au;~n~H •t • Costa Mesa Dally Pilot house, 700 Civic cent•r and au1hor1ted to do ol taltlornia as pe1 map re· i o D R01Jp a LI* "01p1;r1 LM E FCRfsr <.A FOlf"-:A
nla llmlted partnership ers located oH FaJIVlew lht contract and execute Th loll •1•m•n April 18. 25. May 2. 9, Drive Weal, Santa Ana, b1.11ine11 ln lhls 11.11e In corded 1n Book 95 Pages 16 11on as truslee for .GARDEN
921 70 7
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36 Gene1al Partnt1, By: B A Road, (Right) on Monitor the required documents, d 1 e b °i "9 pe~sons 118 1994. CA 11 public auction, 10 the even• •ender othe tllrough 19 inclus111e ol M"ICl!I-PARK VILLAGE HOMEO~EllS u 11~
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e>evttopment Inc., • Cali· Way to End of Road at suc;h bid security will be 0 no us ness as. M299 Iha hi~heat bidder tor than ca~h 11 accepted, laneous Ma s 111 the olla ot ASSOCIATION tne Uenrio oe " ,
lomla corpoiallon. Sole Parking l ot "F" (714) 432· lorleiltd. The Faithful Per· ~E~~P~b~m.fJ~s B~4~ c:aeh (payable at the the Trustee may withhold the Couniyp Recoroer 01 said noe1 111a1 Dehnquem ASse<;~ 5. 9 ~ •t '?!f.}J
General Partntt, 5590 fo1mance Bond shall 1e-• • • PUBLIC NOTICE timt of ula in la)lftul lh• 111uance ol the .,,.,, t1• 222 u Tn By: /I/ Elltcutlv• Vice BID DATE: Mpy 17, 1994 main In lull force and effect Uruversity Newport Beach. money ot the United ruatee's Deed unlit county ,.,.,. • e
President . at 2 p.m. at Coasl Com-through the guarantee po-CA 112660 Fictitious States), all rlgl'll, title, lunda become availalJle stteel address and olher com· ------------------. Publlsh•d Ntwpon mlJl\llY. College District, 1lod as specified In the Ooottiey David Thomas. Bu1lne11 Name and intereat. conveyed 10\0 the payee 01 e11do11ee mon designa~on. It any, ol lhe
Beach.Costa Mesa P1101 Bldg. 'D" general conditions. 2420, Unlv11slty, Newport Statement and now held by it under 1 a matte1 ot nght. real p1openy descnbea above 1~
May 2. "9, 16, 23, 1994. BOARD DATE: June 2. Tho DISTRICT reserves BeT •1th, bCA 912660 1 • ,.,. The following persons 1'e .aid Deed ol Trull In the Said sale will be m .ide, purparled IO be 5200 R '''
m330 1994 lh• 1lght to 1eject any or all h' us ness .• s co doing business as: property 1iluated In 1;11d but w1thou1 covenant 01 Avenue. Newpor1 Beacn, Ca -------------1 No payment shall be b(ds 01 to w111ve an>'. ir· ducted by: an indiYl,dual MAAISCAlS SERVICES, County end State and a1ran1y, 8Ap1e111 or 1m· loinla Tl\a undersigned Trustee PUBLIC NOTICE made lor work or material rogu1111itles or lnto1mahtles The registrant(s.1 'i,0 "1" 17228 McFadden 10 Tus· dt1cnbed H follow.. plled iegard1ng 1111e', disc!ams any liatl IY 101 aN
NOTICI!. TO )lnde< •h• con11act unless In any bids 01 In lh• bid· menced dto 1~~n'8ji trt~~~ on, -.;A 92680 ' EXHIBIT "A"· poueuion or enc urn· 1ncorrec:t1tess ol the sue~t aa
and unlll the Aeglst1ar ol ding. ness un er • c Jose Rafael Mariscal, lot 12 In 81oc11 19 ol brancea, to aall•IY tn• In· dress and otner ~mO{I ees CONTRACTORS S Contracto1s vo1illos to lhe As 1oqulrtd by Section Bbouslnoss f1a~o(s) hsted 1728 McFadden !l'D, Tus-the Finl Addlttol\ to debtedneu secured by 1gnaoon 11 any shown 'herein
CALLING FORBID DISTRICT that th• CON· 1773 or lhe Calilomia a veon: · • bll,CA92780 H-port Beach, In l heuld Deed, advancea s,1dsa~w!~l>emade bul1t.1th
School Dlstr1c1: COAST TRACTOR was properly II· Labor Code. the 01rec1or of r~ltrety IO. Th~mas lllod This business is con· C1ly ol Newport Beach. hefeunder, wrll'I 1nterea1 out covenant 01 warra"IY 0 COMMUNITY COLLEGE c:ensed at tho lunt the con· \he Oepartmenl or. Indus· th' I~ a c~: ... WCl~rk ol dueled bv: an Individual County ot Orange, Stale I provided 1hore1n. and press or 1molled reoard1ng I.lie DISTRICT 1rac1 was awarded. Ally 1tlal Relahons ol lhe Slate wi e ' Th• regislrant(s) com-ot Call1om11, a. per Map ht unpaid principal ol · . -~ Bid De;idllnt : May 17, CONTRACTOR not so h· ol Cahlornla has doter· Orange County on April oe, menced 10 transact busl· recorded In Book 3 Page the note 1ecured bv said osses$ion or encumtu .s,
f994 al 2.00 p.m. tensed Is sUbJetl to penal· mined the generally Prevail-1994 ness under the F1c11i1ous 27 ol Miicellaneou1 eed with intere111 th~1e-to Pl'/ the remaining pnn~•P3 Place of Bid Recelpl: Of· tits under tha law. II the Ii· Ing ratos ol wages In the F805057 Business Name(s) listed Maps in the Oltice of n as prollided 10 eald sum ol tne nole{s) secured !>'/ lice ol Director of Purchas-cense clus1hcation speci-locality In which the Work Published Newport Beach· abovo on: 1993 the county Recorder 01 Note, lee1, chaiges al\d said Deed ol Trust w11t11ntmst
Ing, Betty Balctw1n Coast fled h11e1nabove Js tha1 of Is to be per1ormed. Copies Costa Mesa Daily P1lo1 Jost R. Ma11scaJ u ld county together •pensca ol the trustee thereon, as orovtded In sad
GARAGE SALE
HINTS
Community C~ll~~· Dis· a "specialty con11acto1" as ol these wage rate determl· April t8, 2s. May 2. 9, This statement was filed with that portion ol .nd ot the 1ru11.1 c1eated no11(s). adva~. •f any. U"df:r
trict, l;llef'1. D • 1370 dolined In Section 7058 ot nations. entitled PREVAIL· 1994 with the County Clerk ol ocean front H dea'cribtd by said Deed ot T1u11 Ille terms of said Deed ol Trust. ,~
Adams Avenue. Cotta th• Cahfomla Business and ING WAGE SCALE. are m303 01ange County on Ap11f 08, In Ulat certain ~etoluuon Standard Truat Deed lee~. dlarges and t~pensas c!
Mesa, CA 92626 . . Profess ons Code, the ape-malnt:11ned a\ ltle DISTRICT 1994 No 3611, ordering the Service Company. a 1 Ille Trustee and ol Ille t11.;sts
Make sure you
arrive at the
garage sale early
or you will miss
the best bargains!
Profect rdontrllca11on cially contractor awarded olllce located at: 1370 PUBLIC NOTICE Fts05075 ~aUgn and abandon· rt1t1ee. 2600 Slanwe)I eteated oy said OeeO 01 Trust
Name: 01ango Coast Col· the Contract for this Work Adams Ave., Costa Mesa, Published Newport Beath· menl 01 said oGean iront, rive, Sufle 200, Con· Tna 101.11 imoun1 ct ;:ie,, ~3 d
leg• Ubrtly The11naJ En· shall 11sell conslluct a ma· CA 92626; Physical Fa· Flctltlou1 Costa Mesa Daily Pilot a cenJlled copy of which ord, CA 94!>20, (5 10) balanr.t or ltle oblogat1on se e~gy Storage Tank and jo11ty ol the Wo1k. in ac-c1hl1.es Planning, and a1e Buslnell Heme M 9 wH recorded October 6, 03·7340, By; Debbie cured Dy !tie properiy 10 be ~Old Pipe Ct~an1ng (T1an1phase cordan<:e wllh th• provi· available to any Interested Statement April l8, 25. ay 2• • l948 in Book 1711, Pages 1ci.1on, A1111:unt Ste· and reasonable e~flmateo tOSIS System), Bid No. 1646 sions ol C1hlom1a Busi· pany upon request. The . 1994. 284 to 286 Inclusive ol etary Dated 04120/1994 "' Place Plans are .on me nus and Professions Code Con1racto1 shall post a The tollow1ng persons are m305 • d d' SAPi24087 · expenses and aova ~ at Ille
and 1vaJlable at: Otf1ce ol Section 7059. copy ol this document 11 doing business as: • Othc:iat R1eJor 1
1 • a l~~d 5 512 519 lime of 1111 initial oubtic.a1oon cl
the Director ot Physical Fa-All work must be com· each job •fie. The Con-MAATEK ENGINEERING. 7 In 0 I a ~! s:erl ' • tlle Notice Of Sale IS S42 492 64
cllllles. Wilham Haines. pleted within 14 consocu· tractorandanysubcontrac· P~~~7Laguna Niguel · CA FIND ~u~~!ds~~~we~terl~ TRADE Tnebfneloaryunc1e1sa...:1Ceed
Coast Aommupuy College t.vt days from the t1mt ol tor undei 11 shall pay not 9 Mal 7 rotongatlon 01 the ol Trusr heretoloie e.xecullld
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Dlst1lc1: 1370 Adams Av· the Notice 10 P1oceed Is· loss tllan the specified pie-~.irk ~avid N am1ut,CA ~orlhwesterly line 0 1 and c!el\'ered to ll'le under·
enua. Bldg. "D" Costa sued by the Owno1. work valting rates ot wages to aJI 9~g~ guna igue • an apartment uld lot 12 and the through classified s111ned a wnnen O~tara11on 01 MNeso'rflE(71t~ "Ue5~~7BY must bt compleled by workers employed In tne This business is con-through classified Southuslerly by the 642-5678 Delaull anc Otmano for Sale, ._ ________ .._ _______ _
Bow To -Place
Classified Ad
BY PHO E: 714 642·56'78
BY VISITING OR MAIL:
330 W. Bay treet
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
(Corner of cwport Dlvd. & Bey St.)
CIASSIFIED HOURS:
Telephone Sam • 5:30pm Monday-Frida}
Walk-tn 8:30am-5;30pm Monda)·Friday
DEADLINES
Mondav ............. ., .......... Friday 5:30pm
Tµe d~y ....................... Monday 5:30pm
Wed ne day .................. Tue day 5:30pm
lndependent ........... Wedne day 3:30pm
Thur day ................ Wed nesday 5:30pm
Frida y ...................... Thur dar 5:30pm
aturday ....................... Friday 5:30pm
GE ERAL POLIC
Rttt ind dtadl1nt 1rt fUbJrcl to th1nee "itboul
notice. Thf pubhahtr n•'r"' tht riJht to rtn or,
rtclau1f), ru1•t ur rtJrt t In cJauiCitd
1dYtrt1 tmt!nt. Plutt rtport any rrrort th11 may ht
1n our d1u1flftl 1d immtd111tly. Tht OaJ) Pilot &
The lndependeot 1ccept• no l1ab1lity for 1ny t rror in
fn 1d~trtiltmtnl for "hkh 11 may br rt pon11blt,
ucept for the cott of tht 1pare artu.Jly ottupit<I bJ
the trtOr. Cttdit can only bt allc11•td for 1ht fir t
1n1trtion.
HOUSES/.
CONDOS
FOR SALE
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HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR RENT
BALBOA
PENINSUIA 2107
LUii furn condo, fab
bay view, 2 MBA
1tes. tum-key c:ond.
$1800 Agt 040·5894
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COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2624
E'SIDE COTTAGE
1 Br 1 Ba, ga1. yard.
Now pnt/s1ove/flrs/lrig.
H kups. $695 642·855S
E•stlld• 281 1Ba, gar,
w/d hkup. pvt yard.
· No pets. $750. 304 E.
20th St. 646·6085
NEWPORT
BEACH • 216 9 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii E'11de 1 BA vac:inl, encl gor, $585 ~ S650
Nwpt Crest 4BR 3Ba + dop. 1SO E 21st St
den w/ocn vW, comm 646·5934 or 544·4294 po o I /Ion n Is/spa 11
S16SO/mo. 642-3850 E 'alde lrg 26r tnplo11, encl .oa1, w/d hkup,
OCEANFRONT spa1-oncl patio. S800·S81S/
kllng 2BR/26A Annual. mo.• 673·t105
$ 1 7 SO/Mon I h · Ag t • -.-.-,=-u-r-n'°"ls"°'h_e_d-:-"--c-u-::t-•
Marcia 714·509·3707 cott•v•. tplt, lmmac:.
iiiBEAiiiiiCiiHjiiiiiiiiiiii2iil 6iii9 APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
qulet. E'slde. N/smkr.
$695 uhl pd. 548-5056
Rent Now & P•y Onl~ $299 lit Mo
Rent + $300 sec. 1 or Beach Area
Winter or Yrly
Furn/Untumlshed
1-4BR incl Watorlront
S750 to 52000 mo.
Villa Rentals
675·4912
RENTALS
BALBOA
ISIAND 2606
2BA upslla. No pelt.
631-8427 Opon Dally
Spacious 1BR-cable, nr
bc:h. shop1, bus lino.
$615 & up. Call Bon·
nie for your new ad·
dressl 842·5858
Studio. Extr• ntcel -.. .....,..u'""N""'B~E.,,..,..L"""IE""V.,..A""B,,,.,...L~=-·-
Frplc, walk-In closet. E'slde 1 BR"li10 pots.
patio. w/d. U te, clean. Encl garage, laundry.
S650/mo yrly 499-6321 5550 + dop 64 2-5964
BALBOA
Unique 1000 •II 1Br
tplx. quiet bk lot, hk·
up, sndk, carprt. $750
646-7921 01 642·5393 1BA. Ocnlt . S650 wk PENINSUIA 2607
1 BR. Udo • S l 650 mo '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2BR Penll'i St575 m'ol•
3BR. Penln. $1375 mo 2BR unlurn near beachL·H-U_N_TI_N_G_T_O_N __ _
3BA Penln $1575 mo & bay. lrg deck, gar.
48R Ponln $1800 mo $945/mo yearly Isa EACH 2640
4BR . Udo . $3000 mo 673-7412 or 723·120
n... PNdlnllal. ........ .,_ ........... -
673-1900
3BA 2 1hBa Np\ Te1race
condo, 19 Surfllde Ct.
$1150/mo renl or lse.
1 week fr•• rent.
2Br yeerly 2 blks 110
boac:h. Garage. stove>,
refllg, w/d. $985 Incl
Utll. 645·5862
1, Ml to bch 3Br ~'h8t
f1plc:. 2-car attch gar,
lndry, 2 encl pa tios.
$ t 050/mo. 498·8027
BAYFRONT lg 2Br 2Be. ---------
pool, 2 car parking, NEWPORT
pier avl. No pell. Yrly BEACH $1500 mo. 873·6640 2669
375-66n or 960-1799 1________ •1BR $625•
a .. urnu1 1mmac 2er CORONA 2BR 2BA $725/Up
2ee 1ng1 1111 w/shul· DEL MAR 2622 ~k •toM' our 2BR tert, new pnl/Ooorlng.1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $1450/mo. 6'7S-72tB1• ptc I Frig. d /W
Bayfront lBr Apts. Incl. 60x30 pool, No BELCOURT Upstts & dwnst.rs avl. pets. No fees. No New crpVpnt. St075. le•M 845o.4855 Elegant 11D11 Plan 'holt 1e1 mo1 642·6516 _l_W_K __ S_F __ R __ E __ E~R~E::-:N:"'.".T=-
3BR. Oel\, 3 Fplc. Bar 1---·------
Lsa Option ss ,ooo Mo. X·lg 38R 3BA Apt nawty WITH LEASE!!
E d d 18 1 Pl decorated, lrplc, lg 28R~BR Apla. 2 xpln t lft deck & patio, ll·lg gar Years Newl Family
2BR, Fam Rm. 3 Ba $1760 mo '759-0874 complex. """'· plau. U.Opllon S.-000/Mo. ,..-.,.. • lucill• Hoyt &44-4910 ground 850.a3i0
WllLIV .. TAYLOR co COSTA MESA 2624 BAL PIENINIULA
tea Apt, b&y view. pvt •Big Canion alegantliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii patio, no pet1 $800
VerHill• •BA. poot. APTa FROM ••ao mo mcl ulila 975-7177 •i:>•. oc.an view & prJ. 1 er 1 ea & 2Br '~Ba
vacv S.-950 840-5324 Or .. I loc:atJon. Harbor
V1Ua Apte. 548-908 I
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dwn*e In trlp6e•. Hett tum, w/d, CIMn, Qui.I Y•MDINO ROUTaa PllSOlfALS 3002 PoeA10ft ·IM. No cww• ............ 8'a0k9CI ... ._.., taOO. ::::· or-:'.. =· 180D. 11~ a ttlOO • ~ 11
St. Meo Incl utlls, IN empl'd adlt. 1376+ Ore at Location•• head. Mllet be.., .. 10 twy duty wultel/drf*t IM0-1449 ot ~74 ,.._., a•., llOI pp • ---------•---------(714) 947402 .-c. No ~ MS-9&15 Room To Orow-Muet HOT I WILDI peM9e 1 h ti A9 1150 = fool8tOOI -...,. --.,.._. IOIS 1'1VCIS 1220
I c::.. .._, ... ....,. ..... •790 !:' •. -.... · ,.__,..r. . ,....-:...., . ·-___,. PITS • ,.,. a:::= w .. -...... 10 BVtlllUA Studo-1 hN to ""'"'Na. Mature fem. Ocean _.....,.,.. .. ._ 1.IOC).-UOIM8 ., -" ·--...-,._ ... "7 ,,.._ -· ._ lllll••••••• Sn5/mo, 1BA, 1teps vleW. Br..-ektlng rm, ToU fr" Cell • Evtnrude. lluet .... to beh M50/mo Pr,...._ .. _lh n•• t~I• pool PT Demon.Vatore In •~••• -.-a •• ..,.,. ..,, ~· 0 -.. ... Prel-. 1-epd, I\ DMIUn Dleeal '41 IOn . ...,.-.,. ' -· ...... ' ' stor .. In.,...., area Fri, e999....-..e •014 nna..... vv-.• -.,, .. v:. .. ::--1-2 ''-· AC, PW, AM/PM 08M, F'IU. lo mlae. dNn. erty HM "2·3450 $575+HC, 722-8577 auvoWTU,._._.,_ •-rvAR&&Vft5 V ....__ u• •a."YI ,..,. .,.,..,,.. .. ..,.,.._._----• nnn vn~&.-i Sal. Sun. M .75/hr, car CNIM, l&MVf, tint gle. 11700 "-... 1. UltP•R 2 bd •t•P• 10 Newport ••••h-Lg EMPLOYllBNT nee. Cal 557-6679 or 7 PC Ortencat bed "' ADOPT-A-PIT. t9' 8oelOn Whtller Oul· aaoo. Cell 87~ OOM or 141MU53 oc.an. N9w p8Jm .. hOUH, pool, •P•· 213-84W3ee Ind 1rlple df .. ser .. EY9tY ... a Sun .. rage, 140 Evlnrude, 79 Acc:Ofd 4dr AulO,, ________ _
carpet $1250 AOT vlaw, private bath· ;ft armoita. ca11 1eo-e784 PETSMART, Fountain good cond, eraat AC, PS, new *"· VOLVO 1230
831•1400 room 1550 65()..8891 LOS a RMI Estate Valley. Pupp&es, kit· boat. 110,000 obo or bodv alfalght nd• -...,.,..,,..,,,.=~~0~~-1 !MPLOYMENT Beaut aolld pecan Stan-tans and more, all ltade. Bob, 842·1574 pWl\I, 1o ml 11200 o0olm••!lll••••1 1 .~~T~!~~nc~r on l!•••Ger POUND 2f>25 lmlLDTATllMD 19Y bdrm ... w/wm· looking for lovtng, car-Runs good 631-7149 •7a.1a • acsr 4•pd LI do Pen In au I a . Vna\ft ~ 5530 by Wllk-ln loellon. olre 1550· 722-oe&t Ing homee. CALL 241· a1r::cl bodV, perfect
tmmed occpyt S800-FOi IENT 2740 8rokenc.;>He1rted COITf plln. f« ..._ 8MSS ••D, On az, 0317 for mora Info. SAIL BOATS 7014 JAGu•• 1105 Int • runa strong. 11300 873-8030 1 dya ASSEMBLY, FIT Cll fJOn TIV!Or. ~ w/nrm orttio mall •at, 8ox0f' Mlle Puppies, e ""' 1150 obo. 83\·7149
710 Udo Park Dr Llttlt Boy... aam-4:30pm M-F, ThlPn.111 &II navar UHd, boxed. wks. 1st shoe., tails & CU.SIC RHOC>ma
9><20, 2' "' ace•••· L 0 s T $5.50-r. No exp nee:. & ,... Cost S850, muet .... dew clawa done. S125 II ··a XJ• V12. 23,IOO vo•--•l!•V 9•35 ••'•· Eastelel• CM/ "' ..... $250 cash. nw500 .-ch. 908-785-1825 AHIOred. e.tru. Xlnt ml, orig owner. Whl/ ._.,.__ 6 •••••••••I 17\h S $1001 Goldan Retriever Small mfg plant. 673 7300 cond, w/sllp, graat blk, Ilka naw. S9772.lm•••••••1 MISC~wr ll~QUS ~ 3 ._mg8 "WHISK I! Y" Apply In person btwn • China Cabinet: Lg Mad-Save abuud and day/wkndr. ...... .... 310/454-1094 •71 8u1tar 8aaUa ~·'" 3 1 , 7 1 0 <;::1 •<;i •<;::1•••<;::1 10-4:30, 16661 Gemini llarranean, gd cond abandoned pets Be a 17500/obo 675-2927 COftWM't, r9CI wlbU< RENTALS In the vicinity or New-Lane. Hunl. Beach. Reil Estate Sales Afklng ~300. 54s-3350 volunlHr/fosler.' Call top. 3K ml on rabll -----•I STORAGE 2742 port Beach, near 18th BOAT MECHANIC 70-90% comml11lon. DAYBl!D whllbrass, 714-659-2704.' MG 9140 ano. r•blt ltane, new
& Tualln Avenue on 3/ 'With certlllcallona tor (714)43e.0300 complata w/\rundle.& MARINE SUPS _ frnt end, new Urea/
24. 8 yrs old. Uttle OMC, Mere Cruiser, mall'•. Never uaad. ehocks. 14500/obo.
PARK STOMOI! • gray around muzzle, Volvo factory dealer ~n Relall·SpOl11ng Goods. Cost $850, must ••II SPOITING DOCJtS 7022 '89 MOB Roadelar, Must ... I "2-0518 IOOMS 2706 StOfage/garage, alzes bare •Pol f}ear 1.n. Lake Arrowhead. F/T, Golf, ln·lln• skakH, $250 cash. n4-6500 GOODS 6085 BAG, runs great, over-
l2X27 In CM. Lowest Please 0.11 Chrlsllna xlnl wages & beneflls. hockey, ale. Apply Designer bdrm ate, pier drive, stock cond 1---------
Prlce1. Office also @(714t e50-1004 Call 909-337-«60 18352 Beach Blvd, HB ca~. 11 bridge hdbrd, Stalrtnaeler 4000 PT, 40'·50' ••H Only $2500 Ev 848-3601 ANTIQUES a Co•ta Meaa-Famala
non-smoker. Chlld OK. Musi like cala.
831·9011 Atlar 8pm
avail. Localed New· R E W A R D BOOKKEPER PIT Sales dressr, pd S4K. Hll Oflg 13500 llke new $450 Bal Island. Clo•• '72 MOB GT, '·•pd. CLASSICS 1250
port & 171h. 758-3277 1 __________ •11.3 M·F. lO-key by Wl'RI ECAPAHDINOI $1400 obo 721-6521 s950, Calt 780-3888 ' 1o ••• 7&2·2881 am/fm stcrrao. caH1"11aililliili•llli•••
FOUND On Balboa touch. Newport Beach Extremely auccaHful ESTATR SAL• •Up to 27' length. Boat tinted glass, wlral• Panlnaula beach, 14K rHlauranl. 845·8384 •ales/marketing firm la Cher"" Sleigh bdrm Sii Id ti 0 B I whle, $4250. 875-3105 '65 Plymouth Salalll1e, wedding band. Call 10 -~,..,,......,..,,....,,..,,...,,.,....,,,=--·,. d P 1 • • n a· V-6, auto trans, A/C,
describe 819·599-7110 DOG QROOMllR •••king prJ>fHelonal, M•ealt,chulnngu~ant .. ~*1n1m65•not. TRANSPOITATION boa Panlnsula nr Har-custom 11res/Whls HOTELS COMMERCIAL
ar MQnLS 2718 REAL ESTATE
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LIVE IN LAGUNA
Furn Studios, kllchan· ---------
ettea, TV, pool. s115 BUSINESS OFFICE
& up wk. 494-5294 FOR RENT 2769
RENTAl,5 TO
SHARE 2724
•--------_...,._ Nffded for Nawpart hard-working ••I•• • ... • .. •••••••• bor Isl. 973·1943 NISSAN 1150 M500. M2·•7H MfOUNDfHOUND M Beach location. Top people lo join our ·armolra avl. 895-6048 11 v v pay. 875-7876 team. $100K+ annual WA.MT•DI Sida-tie, 13' ----·--
Beautlful, Golden income Is VERV RE· Whaler, Udo Panln-The "Wife" s.,.
Cockerspanlel Mix Exp E•lh•ticlan w/ ell· AUSTIC. ProfaHlonal MERCHANDISE BOATS 7011 sula • Rhine channel ultt Got To Got"
Friend! Trained Male •entalla to ran1 cublcla. office atmosphere, MISC. 8015 area. 97S.2920 y, AJao lie mauage lher· great support ayalem. Mutt Sell Found near McFad-aplll. Lg NB skincare Call and ••• If youliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 20' Duffy Elec 111,495 ...
den & 55 Freeway, 4 clinic. M2·911B quallly, ask for J~hn. Eetate Salel 8' RoH· Looks/runs new. Full)' •••••••••I '81300 ZX
months ago, unable to File Clerk " 862·7662 alter 9am. wood mo!h•r of pearl converted, .very lo hrs. AUTOMOBILES Black, T·top•. gr••I t ke ca e or him any china cablna11, tarn Nwpr1 Bch 842·6679 cond & well main-
a r d d NB Law firm. SS.50· SalHIMgmt Wiii Train stands, coffff 1able1, 818-380-5478 talnedl All pawer. am/
more, nee s goo $7.50/Hr OOE + ben-S rt Ml d d curio•. all Rosewood. ,,,.1 DUFFY 18 Im cus, naw tires.
AUTOS
WANTED 9270 -------
l'LL 8UY ANYTHING
Older model car, truck
or van.OK 1100-1300-
1500. ttava cash, I wlU
coma to you. e 83 .. 2SMPP e
NEWPORT WCH
EXEC SUITES
Lowes\ prices. rree
servlcH. 833·9550 home & environment. •fits. Must accura\a, * po I n I * Huge collectlon of • S3950 obO. Dys 714·
Approx. 1 year old depandabla & Hll· Energetic, money mo-bronzes {34) Including Electric Baycrul"' BMW 9030 842-4321 Exl 111273 or1----~-~--
NEWPOR'l COAST Please call Adriana mollvaled. 752-7855 tlvatad lndl vldual• 8' Uon• 8' blind Ju•· $10.~50 * 673-5503 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Eves 310-943·2131 Overstocked with
N/S prof male ehr new ••••••••• needed for expanding \I Cl~ t ---------stuff? 2Br condo, gated. Pvt 1(800) 228-8193 Box Flnl•hod C•rp•nt•r• health lnt'I co. ~·· HOna up 0 TRADE .88 BMW 325, 4 dr, •II· Thinking of having• A call to
ba/phnJgar, a111 lmmed BUSINESS •· 23084 Please leave loo ls+ lransportallon (714)251\9448 3 • legal Ivory lnclud· I garage d1e? Classified
I ~ · needed. Call: "" Ing ne1sukas, 3' King ver, 5·1pd, a r, svc Give ua • calll
S550 mo. 854-18~1 FINANCE phone number, happy 714·841~8307 Iv mag & Queen, chariot•, 3' through classlfled records, xii cond, A/C, PILOT CLASSIFIED will help •
CDM tg hae w/ M/F ·--------to return your call. MAKll IS AT'HOME TELEMARKETING tusks, Ivory boata, etc. 842•5978 forced l o sell $8500. 842•5978 §42·5178 unlurn rm, prlv be lg Bast deal In town. Fish bowls, paintings, By Owner 54()-1011 closet, wo. ftJll prlv, •• •L 0 ST CAT• Send self-add stampd Come take a look -sliver lapls turquoise•---------envelope lo Nor·Mar s If u 11r o 25 1' ' d J d ' ,------------------------------------. walk 10 bch Resp N/S. BUSINESS Male Longhair,-while u r l 1 B 2408 ee you q a y. ur p eces carve 1 e, ssoo urn Inc. 675-1581 w/grey & black. Miss· Co~~ay~esa ~~ 92828• firm needs 10 proven 200 year old Chinese
CDM. , ARGE 3Br 2Ba, OPPORTUNITY Ing since 5-2, In the closers. Professional armoires, 6 cablnell, ~ vicinity or 20th s1. & Marketing • Com• atmosphere. $150K+. old clocks, bar, very wl d. fireplace, lam rm. 2904 Santa Ana Ave area / I A Call alter 9am, ask for ornate Louis XV fur-
Avall 5/15. $450-+ sec. Please Callc:?e46.1309 puter,ldm n llt John, 714-882-7662 nlture Incl mirror &
675·5695 PT • For new gor· console, man & ladles
_C_M_.;_B_e_a_u-11-.,-u1-E-.,-1-de-• $$0PPORTUN(TY$$ •LOST CAT• geous office. 722-4588 Work •t Hom•Lot• desk, Bombay cabl·
Twnhm M/F Pro!, gar Seeking sl• SS moll· Male Longhair, while PROPERTY MGR of Job• & •SI Send net•. 9 silk rugs, 3'· kl valed lndep. Reps. w/grey & black. Miss· SASE to: RAE, 838 14', etc. etc. S1'TISUN par n g, storag e. Huge eslab. Industry. Ing since s-2, In the Nwpt Boh Co has Camino de Los MarH, 10-4, 1599 Superior
S435 +dep 722-1789 Earn ge11erou1 bo-1 1 11 r 20th S & lm med opening for C·240-413, San Clam· #A1, CM. 722-5552
J'IUHI & residual In· ~~':.y A~a Ave. ;ea exp'd Prop, Mgr. Yflyf ente,CA92873 HARDWARE-Toole. Lag Bch 1hr spacious
ocn v1ew hse. pvt ba,
Lndry. S485. Eve 4'99·
5859; Cly 310-398·81 57
comell FT/PT. Co. Please Call'""""A ... 1309 Summer/Winter Renl· support & EZ 1ralnlng v ..-.v-· al1. Sal +. Fab oppty. New r:escua alafm,
ACT NOW 723·0203 LOST: Y•llow • gray Ron 673-7300 EMPLOYMENT • :~81'~~:1~~'.P,:i~':~
Cock•tl•I In New· ·PILOTTRCYLAOSUSTIFIED SERVICES 5533 lackle box, ancfior, LIDO ISLE bayfront,
labulous view, beach, tennis, w/d, Fem only.
$475/mo. 673-6239
Coffee Olst/Gourmel
Local Route. $500/
$1500 pou wkly. Free
sample 800-382..JAVA
NB Fem shr 2 + 2. Mslr Own A Payphone 'Rte.
Br. S545+ ~ull, allt 51 $1200 Wk Pot.
18. No amkr/pela. dy Unique Oppor.
752-3277 ev 640-9104 H I00-488·7632
INVESTMENT INVESTMENT
OPPORTUNITY OPPORTUNITY
2908 2908
port/Promontory area. pole & Penn reels. Says "Baby Bird." RE-It's the resource you 548-9832
WARD. Call 673·1326. can count on to sell a ·---• ---...... -----variety of merchan· Please be aware that Model Plane Sup-STOLEN · di It b pllee & Pubtlca· se ems. ecause the listings In 1hl• cat-tlon• e4&-43 e0 Air compressor and our columns COlllpel agory may r•qulra'you •---------orange box of tools, qualllied buyers to to call a 900 number Spalding Goll Clubs &
Costa Mesa area, late caUl In which lhara Is a Cart, books, shoes,
nlghl, 5/1. REWARD. 842·5678 charge per mlnula. (sz: 10 & 7). access,
650-7838 , qn or1ho bd 64'6-4380
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT DOMESTICS 5540
5530 5530
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Teak drop-leaf table,
Ilk• naw, aeal1 8. Im·
pofled 2x5 marble-top
cocktail table. Side-
by-side refrlg, Whlrl· pool, 35wx58h. H•e-
hold llem•. 760-8848
1 plus 1 4 Ptex 315,000 2 plus 1 Duplex 1199.000
2 plus 1 4 Plex 365,000
2 plus 2, 4 """' 380,000 2 plUs 1
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18,456 GSI
31,7AO GSI
381160 GSI
39,180 GSI
,.. \#lib rented. COit~ managed.
mair18°"~ by on llte propetty mgmt. Pool,
spa, Jdnt cocdftol1 • iental cno. N/Skl*, El
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Kalhlsen 1'hc:rya;. Blok.er
852-0400, Eve. 615-8336 ..
SALES
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watch 2 kids. Prefer .
llve-out. LI hakpg,
aiq>'d, refs. 842·6845 Tret ROHi SS; Cllrus or fruit trees wtrrull
S10: On Palms 4-6'$10
Gal plants $1 ; shade,
pine, fruit 15 gal $20;
herb• 135 kind•, St: MERCHANDISE
ANTIQUES 6010
•BUYING ITEMS•
From 1800·1960. 1 pc
Jewelry to enllre tiouee
contents. lmmmedlate
cash, top S. 873-8223
Iliac S10 909-874-·9422
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• is back ... by popular demand!
Run a 10-line classified ad in the Sanuday edition of the
Daily Pilot for only $5.00 (or 5 dimes a line!)
Requirements:
• Items for sale.musr be merchandise or household
iterI¥ priced at $100 or le$.
• Every item listed for sale must have a price.
•You may run fewer than 10 lines, but the
minimum charge is still $5.00.
e You must oome to the Daily Pilot office at
330 W Bay St. in Cosca Mesa, write out your ad
copy on a furm we provide, and pay cash for the ad.
(No phone calls or credit Cl1'ds will be acrepted for
the dimes a line category.) ' .
• Deadline every Friday at l :OOpm.
Starts May J efh
PAlNTING 3858 nu
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3928 ·sE·R·VI-C·E--•ICARPENTRY 3510 CONCRETE & FENCES HANDY MAN 3710 JEWELRY 3784 LEGAL MUSIC
iiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii MASONRY 3557 8r DECRS 3615 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3812 LESSONS 3835 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliili DIRECTORY A to Z HANDYMAN liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Homa Rapal,../Remodal William Harold Jewelers iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil QU,ALITY CAR• Repelr Speol•H•t•
lnstall/relsce c1blne1s, B p I lQ II •FENCES OATES• Cosla Mesa/Newport Watch & Jewelry repair OVar.!ue Biiia? Cut Vlolln/Plano Lassone 20 yre ax.p. Quality Clean, Caulk, ragrout,
Kitchens, baths, ooors, * 91t r Ctr U8 ty MW/Jepelr/post rtpltced 25 Yrs. Experlencal AnllquelFlna Jewelry monthly payments up Fun-craaJlve·loform workmanship, fair saallng Ii lnalall.
ACCOUNTING/
windows. Doug ~7258 t.ndscape, btfck. llone. Redwood• Ll576605 .,,.,,..*_J_l_M_e_7_S-_5_o_•_•_•_ Buy/seMtadt 973·0385 to 50%. UcenHd and alive by highly exp prlcea 845-2411 Ron Uka-Nu Tiie 840-2211.
MASTER CARPEN,ER JT Conctllt 843'°822 Jim Whyte.842·7206 Maaonr~ Problems/ bonded nonprofit teacher w/BA. All ages
TAXES 3406 Addlllon1/Remod\ls Brick, Block, Stone, Tile •Wood F•nc••• Repair/add. FREE Ht.-.-BU_D_S_CAP--E-... ---company. 1-800·226· Katherln.e 631-8288 -ro-.... --.-..... --.. -.-.1 TR!E Fire/Waler Repairs. Cone, Patio. Driveway Formerly wllh Roger'• .wu• a 0190 EJCI. 49. Call 24 ~&aa&&~ -
Jerry 848·7540 Fplc, BB01. Ref. 20 Vr repllct/repalr, 11"haUling Gardns. Phlllips 8"&-2167 IAWN CARE 3808 hours. --------• SERVICES Ex T 5157 7594 •sllmalts. Low pricH. Uc'd NURSING QUALITY CPA Ft.pan. AtmOCI Doon. Wino-p. erry • Mvint1gt Coristr. 974-630t PI um Ill In g/e I e c /W aler iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
81 affordable fixed fae. <Sows, ca.blntls, stucco & dry· Cemenl /brlck/SlOne/lile htrs/aprlnklers/call All American Lawn c.,. •-------3-8_3_4 SERVICES
7 Days & Evenings wal. ltnets, 911tt. •tc. Uc drvwy slab S2.50/sq h1---------fans. 1n 1tall/Rapalr. Maintenance, Clean· MOVING
Brent Ell• 842·9843 3S~oruxp. Jerry 84'2..0587 stamped concrete FLOOR INSTALL FREE est. 241-0137 Up• planting. Ownerjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiii conw•leeoont car•
L15416S6 • 83t-4310 REPAIRS 3620 ual Crpnuy, . Paint' operated. 780.7773 C•pt. Holmea lllow.rs tor tho aldarty,
3848 OH Portr•lt•
lndMdual/group
Also handpalnt•d
Murals. 87~6l2
ACOUSTIC
llMODWNG
CARPET INSTALL
3408 8r REPAIRS 3516
QUALITY MASONRY ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Closet/Gar Stor, wall Saale Yard Malnt. Tha Captain baala my home.
Block & wood fences,•• units, rurn. formlca, Lawnl!z Claanupa! everyone• prlcasl Ins. 1::1 S41.e728 <i? PLUMBING 3890
cone drlvH & patios. Vlnyl, hardwood repair• 675-6359 Fred Tr .. Trimming Lt hardworking, prof. i•••••liiiii•• Uc -1171812 968-0422 ceramic, marble, sub ...-----------Haulln9 97 ... !149 L#174192 ...... 937 •----------t floor repair, carpel Semi Rell.ea contractor. •---------Oma f'IL-All DRAIN
3929
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Gardening, claanupe, 11.... planUng, lawns,
lrrlgallon. Frff Est.
Comm/AH 527·1087
fr .. trt~rarnevel,
sprlnklar systems &
lndscpg. Vou name II,
W9 do Ill Me-4174
ACOUSTIC CEILINGS
REMOVED. Cualom
hand 1eX1ure applied.
Uc 1'012-281 373·1058
Free Eat Any al.ta Job Uc, Bond 943·3882 Rpra, lmprvmn\1, eml Claanup·ramoval-lrlm· PUBLIC NOTICE All carpet repairs DEC• lobe. Quallly, Integrity, haul. WHd/hedgeS/ IQVll'lllllT 3151 Sarvlca-Small drain WAll Power slrelch/lnslalV n care Ka .. A2 1770 tt ~ k N 1 The Calif. PubYc Utlll-124'.50, Main drain
1 dy• 725-7032 24 hrs COATING 3570 fTTVNJ'l'Yn»r ' n .... • · Fr" .... u,nt .. ;,.,,,.A_e,,.w273•wn II•• Commission RE· $34.50. 847-4843 COVEJUNGS 3132
"'" &V.l\.&O ---------...,.... • QUIRES thal all u--i Typawrltera/calculatore p • 1 ·~··•••••• REP,•"RS 36._2 ~ shredders/laser print· lumltlng nopa,. & 1• _C_t_r_11~-'IN_G ____ STOP Dack Leak•· AA ~ HAUUNG 3720 Ot-.n Scene Undtcpng household goods ars, ale. Repair/clean Draine Cleared from Cuetom lnetallatloft
---------• &OtM• waterproof co.allng1-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & Irrigation, Trimming movers prlnl 'hair Hm/Ofc. Elle 259-1930 SS.SO. All fixtures In RH/Comm altlp/palnl BATHTUB SERVICES 3548 decks, 1tal rs Qual. Compl•t• A••toratlon JUNK e th DUMP & Removal•, Clean-P.U.C. Cal T number: stalled. Steve'• 545..aHe No Job 100 1mallt
REST 0 RAT I 0 N iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii work. Lllf587430 Fr•• Wood wlckar uphols 0 • ups & Malnt, St. Lio. llmot and chau1faU1• ---------1 5% Olf w/lil 873-2137 • 3448 ale. 'FREE p'lckui i. Immediate dabrl• #599025, 9SG-e109 pflnt thalr T.O.P. num· PAINTING 3858 --------
*WINDOW CL~u'ING• Eal. BHI S 722·8789 2, removal. work 1od•V•--------.,., In all advar11... POOL i---------
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~ delivery. ee ·18 3 * 968--1882 * Jungle Jim• L.-ndecape manll. If you have 1 liil!l!!~""l!i!i!ii!!ii!!~i!I!!!~ FREE ESTIMATES Malnl.Hrdscpa,Yard qu.•llon about lhe i.. •W.P. YOUNGQUIST SERVICE
D 0 n, t Re PI• 0 .. __, ___ 2_9_7-80 ___ 8_t_Da_v_ld __ DOORS 3580 uauny -•u 3710 cleanup. Tame 11 gallty of• mover, llmo 'akttlne Contraotor •••••iii••
Reglaae Tuba•lll•• 100% Satlataotlon i!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OAAui ~~ IMPROVEMENTS nowl 4'S>Nl998 or ehaul(eur. call: Qua!. peinllng by prons POOL CLUNI~
alnk•••pa1•llbarg1aa1 or S back. Home/Ole. 1!.J1o•ll•nt new entry ROME ·' 3751 Landaoapa Ropalr Public Utlllllee Ucll020M. Int. Cham. a8'V., aqUlp.
repair. Fr•• In home Hone11, rera. Some maker & door hanoer. He1111IRental Pr8"rtlM •••lllil•••• Vard llghl•aprlnklers. Commlslk>n frM "'· .. 5-330$ al 1119 et 1 .. t. Guar 859-1795 Eng. Rebeca 265·1306 Guar, rea.. Baldwln Palnl·Carpentry• Concrete drives, walk•. Ffult-9f\lnt & l\lndlcllof11 714'•55M151 21,,. QllSllty hlntlnt ~~e~'EST .. ·.,.,::11~
E11ttre h•nd• workln.,g Locks. Don, &21·8910 O~e111nd moral palloa, covers, dacka,, __ P_e_1a_o_n_v_a_c_11_1o_n_ lav Oft Moving PLUS touchupa & -1-0-A-T _______ , for you. HouHclean Gary 94•11277 n framlng-29 ~· exp Latldsc1plng & Malnt•• Lowest, Storega. prof. mwral•. Richard Sinor -.-00--...,--Ci-----•
Ing, vard & boat ELECTllCAL 3•10 Carwt0ntry, •'-otrlo 552.()920 * 721-0271 nanca. Comm'I & Res. XLNT rap. 1 hr min. In•. Uc HOM4 MS-3209 " nn 3110 MAINTENANCE 3470 detalllng, windows, v Plumbln9 Sprinkler lnetallallon & ••••••••• . •IC Uc/Bond 722-8032 Com--••• L·-. pal T187Mt. VIMC n1·2t58 aoa HUTTON co. A-1 Rl4totrloal work .htt'"'" 3-HOME raoa1 ra "·etc 588444'3 P.inllng lnterlof/EJC1• Alklfte Rooftng Spring ----------
Botlt Repair 11 yrs axp.
New conslrucllon/
repair former1y w/Elllol
Yachts. Jim Black
Shi wright 5C>-4.988
WhV pla Hide 'N
SHk wllh chlldcara?
Call The Piiot 1odav1
842-5871.
Katf\y'a HOUHkHplng Local Uc. con•ractor MS'°! :a sl!·VJ· C--...,!S • TREES • rlor. Acou•Uc C9lllng• Speolal ••••• •II Ru/Comm/Rellabl•. Oulck R .. POf'NI Carpenlry, rooting, " 3780 . palnC•d, repaJr.ci, r..,.i,. ~ r#OOf .,,
Ou•llty work,Ret1. FrH Est eS0.7042 plumbing drywall, ll!!~~··•liil•• Te~~-.... LAIWtte, apptl.cS, ramov.ci, dry Uc/Ina. 900471-010e
• u1.aa•• ~ •LiCTRICIAN a1ucco, ~lntlng, Ille, Pet & ttouMalll•t •••--7St-."4'N wall rapalf a te>Clure. Sadler R ........ uo a
UcenH 11233tOl·C10, alectrlCal. Jim 6'1·1494 whlle you travel. Wiii FIND iH22831 ~:aao Ina. lpectall&a comm. TRADE
through classified
842-1871
Small Jobs, malnt and lur ..... n CreftlNUln •••Y at your home. Jwry L D•vt...Speclall&a r•roof/r8f)JIW. 21 yrt.
repalra. a.&-.0203 Tiie, palnllng, ra-.roof, Local rale. 144-405I * Cu.tom Rea/Comm •flRE~ EIT 171-aOM
Buy 11. Sell It. "nd fl. tapalt Md moral Aera 809 ft. Sifi ft. hid ft. . In ~d PalntlnQIW ... pa~
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