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Home My WebLink About1994-10-03 - Orange Coast PilotJ "· THE NEWPORT BEACH • I here wa~ actually a slight chill in the air the last couple of nights. It must • IT'S A WONDERFUL DAY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD ... Eyeryonc's favorite neighbor, Mr. Rogers, will make a special appearance in Newport Beach on Oct. 11. He'll be helping the KCET Store of Knowledge celebrate its grand opening at Fashion Island. The accfaimed host of the public television children's show "Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood" will autograph his new book, "You Are Special," from noon to 2 p.m. at the store, located between Robinson's-May and Atrium Court. KCET Store of Knowledge • offers more than 7,500 unique items for people of all ages, including books, hobby kits, computer software, games, puzzles, toy~ and program-related mc:rchandise. Other stores arc located 1lt Glendale Galleria and Santa Monica Place, with another store at Montclair Plaza scheduled to open in November. 0 PLANET PARIS ... Sylvester Stallone was on hand when Planet Hollywood swung open its doors in Costa Mesa, Since then, of course, the stars, the memorabilia and the hamburgers have followed. Stallone la\Jnchcd another Plan tly. The differ This Planet Hollywood is located in Paris -Avenue des Champs Elysees to be exact. While Stallone was expected to donate an artifact or two, the bulk of the movie memorabilia at the Paris "Planet" will be drawn from the French film industry. 0 CANINE COUTURE ... For the second ye ar, Newport Dunes Resort is hosting its aonual "Top Dog" fashiQn show. That's right -formal wear, lingerie, pajam,0s, ·. swimwear, the works -all for Rover. The contestants will strut down a runway before a• punel of judges to the sounds of -yeah, wouldn't you know it -Elvis' "Hound Dog." Awards will be proviaed by Petco. · Pet owners interested in the Oct. 22 dog show can register by c.alling 729-DUNE. There is a $5 registration fee. Proceeds go to the Orange County Society for the Preven tion of Cruelty to Animals. 0 . DEFENSE, DEFENSE ... Herc's the latest in mafkcting -madness -you can now leave O.J. Simpson a telephone message and help pay for his attorneys at the same time. A press release from a Washington, D.C., outfit called the Message Linc informs us that, for "only" $4.95, you can call 1-900·896 OJ OJ and tape a personal message thal will be sen.t by certified mail to the football player-actor-murder suspect in L.A. County jail. The press release calls this a "irass roots effort" to help Sampson pay the estimated half a million dollars in legal fees that he's reportedly running up each month. · Oh, and by the way, callers to the Juice Linc must be 18 or older. 0 BAY STREET-WATCH ... Daily Pilot staffers were surprised to learn recently that one of our own had actually garnered a brief spot on the internationally popular "Baywatch" television s~ow. It seems Ous Santoyo, Costa Mesa native and now editor of Daily Pilot sister paper Saddleback Valier Voice, got to hobnob with David Hasselhoff and his bevy or bathing suit-clad colleagues when he landed a brief stint as an extra on the show. As Gus tells it, he wu out at the beachfront "Baywatch" set working on a story about Orange County youths who were appearing on the show, and he got pulled into the scene himself. We personally think the director hand-picked the always-smilin1 Santoyo from • the crowd. -Complkd by lrl• Yokol •ad Sltt't M.,.f,Jt. be time to take our coats out of the closet and air them out for the upcoming season. See Weather, Page 2 Winner of California Newspaper Publishers Association's General Excel.Jenee Award for 1993 . ~ / It's · report card time tor Bernd again ... 111i-Will--the Newport-Mesa school superintendent rate an ·outstanding,' 'satisfactory' or 'needs improvement' from the board of trustees? · BY MAR1' ANN li.uMON, STAFF W1u1n NEWPORT-MESA Mac Bernd, the Harley-riding superin· tendent, rolled intq the Newport· Mesa Unified School District one and a half years ago. Come Oct. 11, his bosses -the school board of trustees will give him a grade-on his progress. The discussion of Bernd's three· year contract is part of a continu- ing evaluation process of the dis· trict chief, according to trustee Forrest Werner. The boa rd has evaluateCI Bernd at the six-month and one-year marks already. Trustees agreed in July to Ievisit the evaluation in October to check on progress, Werner said. He added that ho will recommend a vote on Bernd's contract -wheth· er to renew or ex\eqd Bernd's con· tract and his pay -during the Oct. 25 meeting. Trustees have been discussing Bernd'i. .pc.Jiautlance ove r the pai.1 (cw months in closed sessions, since it is a personnel matte r. Board president Ed Decker said thi s procedure is common among school boar'1s. • ,Jlernd'!k contract runs through June 30, 1996. If his contract is ex· tended, lhe superintend ent has 110 problem staying on. "IC given the opporlunity, I would love (he chance to continue working here," J3ernd said. "It's a greal place." · Decker wouldn't comm ent on Bernd's evaluation ·specifically, but he did praise the district's success. "I think the progress the school district is lllilkirig_ ..speili ..a Joi :·Tu:u·~ a lot of j)rQ&Le~ in 15 about the effectiveness not only of monlhs," Wcrncr~addcd. "Now Tt,.~ Mac but of our board and st:tff," impon anl to give him the op· Decker said. portunity to bring some of thi Letting Bernd know how he work 10 fru11ion. I think it would Mam.ls in the district is important be tt great di~~crvice to the district to Werner. .. not to sec how this will play our." "We can't wait around unt il July 13crnd sturted his new job faced to decide what we are going 10 do with the mc-.s Jett by a ~~ million with his 4 contract," Werner i.aid. embeizlcmcn1 by former bud_gc t "We're in the people business and <lircctor Srcphcn Wagner:- we need_ to treat people like we · Uernd abo was the (irst i.upe rin· would like to be treated." ' tendcnt hired by the district in 21 Werner cited Bernd's work in »ears. I le left a position as super· improving the district's image, hir· intendent of schoob in Lillie ing new principals and staff mem· Rock, Ark., for the Newport-Mesa bers, and addressing educational pO!.ition In 1993. He beat out a needs as a gooastart. local applic~nt by a 4 to 3 vote. Costa .Mesa .. polii:e seek clues in.· homiCide r ·stabbing of. man 011- West Side Saturday is ' . 'tMe fift~ deat·Ft-h -ttpmfOrB1bCB-H:Jf0ff-F ---.:.. _ __._,._ city officers in the DON l£ACH/0~1LY PILOT Bless Tess: Tessie, a collie, Is blessed by Father Peter Haynes of St. Michael's Episcopal Church as owner Julianne Piggot, 6, of Newport Beach watches! Sunday. Dogs, cats and even a stuffed animal and plastic lion were blessed at the Corona del Mar church's annual pet blessing day. '' WALKING AROUND 1 A ... walk back ·in time THE WORLD IN . Newport resident David Kunst will celebrate the 2_Qth aruWiersary of his record-setting walk around the world by retracing his final steps in Minnesota THIS~ THE LATBll PAR.T OF THE CENTURY, SHOWS I THAT THE AMERICAN SPIRIT IS STILL ALIVE AND KICKING. '' DAVID KUNST BY TINA B OROATTA, STAFF Wa.1TU. W alking around the world was no easy feat for David Kunst -r-that's why he's celebrating the 20th anniversary of his journey's end by retra~ing his final steps in Waseca, Minn. The 55-year-old Newport Beach man and his brother, John, began their trek around the world from Waseca on June 20, 1970, crossing the oceans by plane and walking across four continents. · David completed the tour on . LOCALS ONLY Low-cost nu sllbts ottered Several local drug stores are offering low-cost nu shots for anyone age 13 and older. The flu shots are provided by the Visiting Nurses Association of Orange County in cooperation with Albertson's, Sav On and Lon g's drugs stores, and will be offered from now until December. The cost is $10. The next area clinic is frorp 10 a.m. to·3 p.m. Saturday at Albertson1s, 2701 ·8 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa A hotline number -(800) 616-SHOT -provides weekly updates of sites all· over the county. ·INDIX Around Town ........... 4 School Lunches ........ 2 Classified .................. 9 5ports ....................... 7 · Crossword .............. 10 Volunteer Directory ..... 6 59 and Holding ........ 1. Weather ................... 2 Jerry Kobrin .............. 3 Looking Back ........... 2 "\!,:,~ CANla C1 r ltJ Niwa . ltM ~ o ...... ,...~ ..... " Oct. 5, 1974 -four years, three months and 16 days after .his initial departure. During that time, he wore out 21 pairs of shoes and took more than an estimated 20 millio n steps ac;foss 13 countries. • Tragedy struck about midway through his travel. While walking through Afghanistan, the brothers were attacked by bandits, leaving John dead and David suffering from injuries. John's body was Oown back to Waseca, where he was buried, and another brothe r, Pete, joined David for the . remainder of th e trip. ''A big reason th at I'm going back to-Waseca to do th as as because thttt 's where John is buried," sa id David, a Coi.ta MesJ apartment n1a na gcr. "I wanted to spend some time at his gr:wesi1c, and I thought this wo uld be n good way to commemorate this incredible feat." David beg:rn his an niversary tour in St. Paul , Minn., on SundJy wit h a slide show presc.ntation •at the Minnesota Hii.torical Societv. He'll give the same presentation ~to the University Club th ere today. ... WAIJCllt/P•9• I past three months. ~~~~~=---~,~~- B v Tl!V\ BORGATTA, '>TAff \\'1J1[.I.. Wt.ST SIDE - A Latino man was stabbed to death SaturdJ)" night, marking the fifth <i~ath in- vest1ga11on to hit the Cit). in three months. AuJ hornies were called to \\'al· Jace Avenue and James Stret.!t shortly after 11 p.m. A passer·b1 telephoned p~ice after stumbling across the man, who was found lying face down on the i;idewallo., just a few fet:t 3 \\ ay from several apartment units. By th.e time po· lice arrived at th e scene, the victfo1 was dead. Authorities we re withholding the man's identity on Sunday and \.\ere still searching for a moth.:c. '·CMPD has not been able to find anv \\ itncsses to tbis -crime," states a· press release issued by the department. ··ff )OU have any in· fo rma11on, CJll CMPD detecti\C: at 754·5205 or 754.5255." Mean\\ hik, residents thing m the Wci.t Sadt! neighborhood \.\ere expres)ing shock and concern O\.Cr the gristy d1sc09e1 y.---- "\Ve're thinking about mo\ rng out," said Lucrecia HernanJcz.. 2-l. ~ who live) in an apartment aero)<; the street from \.\here the body \\as found. . "It's pretty scary. We didn't hear an} thing, but \"'.C saw tije po· lice come, and \\hen '"e looked outside we )aw the body lying there." One resident, Anna Aguirre. "ho qai. lived in the gang-riddled neighborhood for abou t three ye.irs, ~aid she frequently hears ar- guing ~nd dbturbances along Wal· lace Street. But, she said, nothing like this has ever hap11encd before. iee nua1Ne/P ... ' • Baby Boogie: Alexis Dolan holds her son Patrick, 3, as t1e .softly pats 10-week-old Hunter Browning, who is sleeping in the arms of mother Leigh-Anna during the 12th annual Baby Boogie reunion for neonatal ICU graduates at Hoag Hospital Saturday's event, themed "Under the Sea," brought together the f am Illes of more than 300 , children who overcame difficult births at the Newport Beach hospital. ·~ Cun P. lvucH/ fOI. TH& 041L'f PU.OT . . THE NEWPORT BEACH • ( '( rhere was actually :.J a slight chill in the • MONDAY 8RllFING IT'S A WONDERFUL DAY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD ... Everyone'$ favorite neighbor, Mr. Rogers, will make a specietl appearance in Newport Beach on Oct. 11. He'll·be helping the KCET Store of Knowledge celebrate its grand opening at Fashion Island. The acclaimed host of the r.ublic television children's s)iow 'Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood" · will autograph his new book, , #' air the last couple of nights. It must be time to take our coats out of the closet and air them out for the upcoming season. · See Weather, Page 2 . Winner of California Newspaper Publishers Association's General Excellence Award for 1993 . ~ It's . report card · time lilr Bernd again ~ Will the Newport-Mesa school superintendent rate· an 'outstanding,' •satisfactory' or •needs improvement' from the board of trustees? BY MARY ANN ff.u.MON, SrAFF WaJTta . school board of trustees -will give him a grade on his progress. The discussion of Dernd's threc- year contr'\_ct is part of a continu- ing evaluatton-process of the dis- trict chief, according to trustee Forrest Werner. The board has evaluated Bernd at the six-month and one-ye ar marks already .. Dernd's performance over the pa~t few months in closed sessions, since it is a personnel matter. DoQrd president Ed Decker said this procedure is common among school boards. · Bernd's contract runs thrqugh June 30, 1996. If his contract is ex- tended, the superintendent has no problem staying·on. di~trict is malfing speaks a lot about the ·effectiveness not only of Mac but of our board and ~talf," Decker said. LeLting Bernd kndw bow he. ~lands in th e district is important to Werner. · ··1 hat's a lot or progrell,'i in 15 months," Werner atldt:d. "Now it'~ important to give him the op- port unity to bring !tome of this work to fruition. I think it would b.c a great disservice tQ the district not tp sec how thi!ii ''ill play out.'! Bernd !iitarted his new job faced with the me-.s lell by a s..i million embezzlement by forme r budget director Stephen Wagner. "You A.re Special,'' from noon ·• ..... L • Trustees·agreed in July to revisit the evaluation in October to· check on progress, Werner said. He added that he will recommend a vote on Bernd's contract -wheth- er to renew or extend Bernd's con- tract and his pay :-~during the Oct. 25 meeting. "lf given the opportunity, I would love the chance to continue working here," Bernd said. "It's a great place." "We can't wail around untirJuly to decide what we arc going to do with his contract," Werner said . "We're in the people business ahd we need to treat people like .we would like to be treated." ' Bernd also was the first superin· tcndcnt hired by the district in 21 year~. He left a position as super- intemlcnt of schoob in Liulc Rock, Ark., for the Ne\\ port-Me!iia position in 1993. lle beat out a local applic:.rnt by a 4 to 3 vote. · to 2 p.m. at the store, located · between Robinson's-May and .Alcium·· Court. ~ Kl:ET Store of Knowledge offers more than 7,500 unique items for people of all ages, including books, hobby kits, computer soft ware, games, puzzles, toys and program-related merchandise. Othe r stores are located at • Glendale Galleria and Santa Monica Place, with anothe r 'store at Montclair Plaza scheduled to open in November. 0 Pl.ANET PARIS ... Sylvester Stallone was on hand when _fianet.Hollywood swung open_ its doors in Costa Mesa. Since then, of course, the stars, the memorabilia and the hamb1;1 rgers have followed. Stallone lau nched another Plane! recently. The difference? H-1..__--=1~· H>i·anet-Hollywood i----t located in Paris - Avenue des Champs Elysees to be exact. - While Stallone was expected to donate an artifact or two, the bulk of tbe movie memorabili:i') at the Paris "Pla net" will be drawn from the French Cilm industry. 0 CANINE COUTURE ... For the second year, Newport Dunes Resort is hosting its ' annual "Top Dog'' fashion show. That's right -formal wear, lingerie, pajamas, swimwear, the works - all for Rover. The contestants will strut down a runway before a panel of judges to the sounds of -yeah, wouldn't you know it - Elvis' "Hound Dog." Awards will be provided by Petco. NEWPORT-MESA -Mac Bernd, the Harley-ridfog superin- tendent, rolled into the Newpert- Mesa Unified School Distdct one and a half years ago. Come Oct. 11, his bosses -the Trustees have been discussing I pecker wouldn't com111ent on Bcrnd's evaluation speci fically, but he did praise the district's success. "I think the progress the school Werner cited Bernd's work in improving the district's image, hir- ing new principals and staff mem- bers, and addressing educational needs as a goo'd start. Dos LEACH/DAILY PILOT Bless Tess: Tessie a collie, is bless ed by Father Peter.. Haynes of St. Michael's Episcopal Church as owner Julianne Piggot, 6, of Newport Beach' watches! Sunday. Dogs, cats and even a stuffed animal and plastic lion were blessed at the Corona del Mar church's annual pet blessing day. ; Costa Mesa - ·police ·seek clues in homicide_·. Stabbing of man on West Side Saturday is theJltth death probe for city officers in the . . past three months .. · llv T1NA BoRGATTA, SrAFF \\'iu1a • Wf::ST SIDE ...: A L::iuno man '"::is stabbed 10 death S.i turdJ:r night, marking the fifth -death in· vesugat1on to hit the city in three months. Authorities '"ere called to Wal· lace Avenue and James Street shortly afLer 11 p.m. A passer-by telephoned police after i.tumbling acro!i.S the man, who was found lying face down on the sidt:w::ilk. just a few feet away from several ap::irtmcnt un its .. By the time po· lice arrived ut the scene. the "ictim was dead. Authoritie!ii were \\-ittfholding the man's identity on Sunday and were still ~ear<;hing for a motive. Pc t owners interested in the Oct. 22 dog show can register by calling 729-DUNE. There is a S5 registration fee. Pr~eeds go to the Orange County Sociely for the Prevention of --r::..,;;:Tr::-:::: •• ===-----::====i1-Cruelty to Animals. ~A walK bacR in time ''CMPD has not been able to find any \\ itncsscs to this crime." state~ a press release issued by the department. •· tf you .have any in· Co1mation ,.. call CMPD dctcctiH!~ at 754-5205 or 754-5255."' ./ 0 DEFENSE, DEFENSE ... Here's the latest in marketing madness - you can now leave O.J. Simpson a telephone message and help pay for his · attorneys at the same time. A p'ress release from a Washington, D.C., outfit called the Message Line informs us that, for "only" $4.95, you can call 1-900-896 OJ OJ and tape a personal message that w111 be sent by certified mail to t.he fbotball playe r-actor-murder suspect in L.A. County jail. The ptess release calls this a "grass roots effort" to help Simpson pay the estimated half a million dollars in legal fees that he's reportedly running up each mon\h. Oh, and by the way, callers to the Juice Linc must be 18 or older. 0 BAY S'fREET-WATCH ... Daily Pilot staffers were surprised to learn recently that one of our own had actually garnered a brief spot on the internationally popular "Baywatch" television show. It seems Gus Santoyo, Costa Mesa native and now editor of Daily Pilot sister paper. Sa'ddleback Valley Voice, got to hobnob with David Hassclhoff anti his bevy of bathing suit-clad colleagues when he landed a brief stint as an extra on tht show. As Gus tells it, he was out at the beachfront "Baywatch" set working on a story about Orange County youths who were appearing on the show, .. :.-and he got pulled into the sce~e himself. We personally think the director hand·picked the always:smilina Santoyo ft"om the c.-owd. ,_ compJltd by lrl• ~oiol Hd Siert M•rble. . '' WAL.KING AROUND THB WORLD IN ·-NewparLresLdenlOavid Kunst will celebrate th_e _2!lth anni'lersar.y of his record -setting walk around .the worl d by retracing his final steps In Minnesota THIS, THB LATER. PART OF THB CENTURY, s~ows THATTHB AMER.I CAN SPIR.IT. I IS STILL ALIVE AND KICKING. '' DAVID KUNsr Bv T1NA Bo&GATIA, STAFF w~11. W alking around the world was no easy feat for David Kunst -that's why he's celebrating the 20th anniversary of his. journey's end by retracing his fi nal steps in Waseca, Minn. The 55-year-old Newport Beach man and his brother, John, began their trek around the world from Waseca on June 20, 1970, crossing the oceans by plane and walking across four C01Jtinents. David completed the tour on LOCALIONLY . Low-cost nu shots ottered Several local drug stores are offering low-cost nu shots for anyone age 13 and older. The flu shots are provided by the Visiting 1':1urses Association of Orange Coun ty in cooperation with Alberts0n's, Sav On and Long's drugs stores, and will be offered from now until December. The cost is $10. The next area clinic is from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Albertson's, 2701-B Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa A hotline number -(800) 616-SHOT -provides ~ccldy updates of si~es all over the county. INDIX Around Town ........... 4 School Lun ches ........ 2 Classified .................. 9 ~ports ....................... 7 Crossword .............. 10 Volunteer Directory ..... 6 59 and Hold ing ........ 2 Weather ................... 2 Jerry Kobrin .............. 3 looking Back ........... 2 • Oct. S, 1974 -four years, three months and 16 days after his initial departure. During that time, he wore ou t 21 pairs of shoes and took mo;e than an estimated 20 million steps across 13 countries. Trngedy struck about midway through his trave l. While walkirTg through Afghanistan, the brothers were attacked by bandits, leaving John dead and David su ffering from injuries. John's body was flown back to Waseca, where he was buried, and another brother, Pete, joined David for the remainder of the trip. -"A big reason that I'm going back to Waseca to do thi!ii i) bec:iuse that's where John is buried," !laid David, a Co~ta Mesa apartment manager. "I wanted to spend some time ::it hb gravcsitc, and I thought this would be a good way Lo commemorate this incredible feat." Davidoegan his anniversary fo4r in St. Paul, Minn., on Sunday with a stide show prescnt::ition ::it the Mi nnesota Hbtorical Societv . He'll give the s~1me prc~cntat ion to the University Club there today. ... WAUOlt/I'••• a f\le::tm\hilc, residents living 111 the West Side nefighborhood \\t:re C'(prcssing !iihock ::ind concern O\er the grisly llil,covei)'". "We're thinking about mo,mg ou t." sa~d Lucrecia Hernandez, 24. who li"e~ in an apartment ac(o~s the ~treet from v.here the body was found. · ''It's pretty scary. We didn't hear anything, but_we s::iw the po- lice come, ::ind "hen '~e looked outside we saw the body lying there." One resident, Anna Aguirre , \\ho has lived in the gang-riddled neighborhood for about three years, said she frequently he ars ar- guing and distu rbances along Wal- lace Street. But, she said, nothing like this has e'er: happened before. lee ITUalNO/ ..... ' Baby Boogie: Alexis Dolan holds her son Patrick, 3, as he softly pats 10-week-old Hunter Browning, who is sleeping in the arms of mother Leigh-Anna during the 12th annual Baby Boogie reunion for neonatal ICU graduates at Hoag Hospital. Saturday's event, themed "Under the Sea," brought together the families Qf more than 300 children who overcam..,.aifficult births at the Newport 8'8Ct\ hospital.. • Cun P. L\71t1ClV • fOa TMI °"1LY PILOT . .. - ,. .. • • 2 Monday, October 3, 1994 ... Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot .. LOCALS .ONLY A medical miracle: Getting your mate to . see the doctor M y husband is the typical male who is waiting for a medical breakthrough when you can tell your sym ptoms to a diagnostic cu111pu1er and the piesctibed medications pop out of a dispe.nser. ,This revolutionary advapce would eliminate several major problems for non-compliant patients. First is 'the Joctor interview, whe re a tight-lipped male is confronted with a variety of intimate questions, such as the Nancy Mcintyre 59 and Holding number of bowel movements he has per week. From here on the consultation rapidly deteriorates in fo a gnme between patient and doctor called, "It's for me 10 know and you to find out." The next trauma is the physical exam where non-comptiant patients will only !.Ubmit to, fully • CITY EOlTOR IRIS YOKOI, 540-1224, txt. l61 LOOION~ BACI( Glenn Martin's flying bird cage ... Jrcsscd. They argue a physician is less likely to find serious problems if .1 patient is wearing doctor"protected armor. With only a paper robe to -.hicltl you, an internist is bound to dbwvcr threatening signs of wear .inti tear, while he intones that classic h.1ir-raiscr, "I don't like the looks of thi:.." It leaves a man feeling like a cu ndemned building ready for the dcmolftlon O:lll. -. -. Not _Lbird, a flying m~chine ' Another aggravation a diagnostic computer solves -wives who deliver their mates to the doctor's office like armed goards !n a bank truck. The only thing they don't get is a receipt ~rtll~ Glenn Martin soared . over Orange County in his airplane , but he didn 't get ~he girl of h·is dreams Jenn L. Martin, Orange gallons of fuel. . Just -to show it wasn't just luck, Martin M:irtin, \\ho h:.id a crush on Irvine's __ _... ... ~mosi-dtstffiguishea-----A-1mttrker 3t the foot of the Balboa dad 1l again an 1937. ----d...,..a_u_g~h-1~r. Kalhryn Hclcn:1, bombarded In addition to th e delivery, wives .d~o ~11 through ·doctor interviews, tilling in the embarrassing blanks hu:,bantl~ won't answer such as., "When was your last rectal exam?" inventor, built his first airplane Pier commemorates the flight. The In this watercolor, by Gl en W. Thomas, the rand1 hou~I.! ''it h carnations before in Santa Ana in 1909. In 1912, . 37-minute night was 'hcralded as the Martin is depicted taking James Irvine for l:.1nc..l111g Uut Kathl)n !ipurned him and he flew solo from Balboa to Catalina, in a "gr~atcst aviation accomplishment" of the 175-pound flying machine, which held five day. a ride in his "Oying bird cage" for an marrktl another flier. eagle's eye view of the Irvine Ranch. :-Cumpilctl by Anne Spi11n The days of impersonal, automated medicine are still a IQng way off. Until 1hcn we Indies must employ all the underhanded, sneaky tricks we know to deliver our mates to fhe ductor -.if not in spirit, at least in body. 1'111 thinking of writing the dd111i ti'e work on this predicament -if I can get a Rockefeller grant. Meanwhile, here are a few tips you may want to try with your stubborn, unreasonable , immature spouse. • W~ar down his resistance by • n:Iggh1'g him every day about getting an cxa.J.1 until he confesses his nam~. I :ink. lltd Medicare number. This is 111 \iolation of the Human Rights Law, according to Amnesty International, but it's reliably 'llCCC~Sf U I. Bergeson's domestic violence bill signed by governor A bill authored by Sen. Marian Bergeson (R-Newport Beach) that calls. for increased penalties and fines for repeat off endefs in cases of domestic violence was signed by Gov. Pele Wilson last week. • Stoop to bargaining -if you can·· get results. An impending mothc:r-irr-law visit is an ideal ba rgai ning chip. In exchange for 1.;1nccl1ng her trip, e).tract a written pwmi~~ from your spouse he _will 'ul>mi t to a physical exam, one X-ray, unJ a CAT Scun, t<> be used when- necded. If you don't have a mother-in-law bargaining chip, The legislation. Sll 739, also increases the required jail time for individuals who, have_ been convicted of causing serious injuries to a spouse, bringing sentences up from three years, to th ree, four or five years, based on the seriousness of the i'fijury. . In addition, under the new law, individuals who violate restraining orders will face mandatory jail time. Su nday dinner with boring relatives "111 do. •It's ah\ays good to casually 111e11tjoo your doctor gives free lollipops to good patie nts. The principal explanation why males hate to go to medics -They Jon't like to take orders from another 111an. That leaves lady doctors, but hU'.band-; rega rd them as wives with ,1c1 hoscopes and tongue depressors. "We need to protect the victilns of domestic .violence who have placed their trust ln our legal system," Bergeson said. "My SB 739 sends a clear message to offenders that their violent and abuse conduct will be punished by real jail time." N1111cy Mcl11tyre's column appears Monday. V1l. 88, NO. 288 RIADIRS HOTLINI 642·6086 \our comments about the Daily Pi.lot of ""'' 11~ >1oill be rccorl.kd and _given di· 1.-.11) 10 falilor William Lobdell. Tiie same 2~·h<>ur nns"'c11ng Kl"'ICC m:ay be used to 1~rnrJ' lc11.:rs 10 the editor on any topic. MAILING ADDRllS Our addrm is JJO W. B:iy SL, Costa Mei.a, CA 92627. TO MAKI A CORHCTION It II the r11ot's pohcy ro promptly comict ~II umrs u( sulhWlce. P~ UlJ 540- llU, t\t. 363. llunk t'OU· 'U\OIDu H. Jotuuoa. Publisher William LobdclJ, Edit:ot Steve Marble, M~ EdllOf' Jria Yokol, City Editor Marc M.anln, Phofo Edicor Bub Fr.tnk. Cucul.u ion M~ Hank Knlsht, l'roduction MANpr Mid~;aJ Flctt~r, Display ~ Judy Ocuina. Cl.uslGtd M...., rr.unod Sh~, Coouoller .. The Nc:wJion Bench/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot (USPS-144-800) is published Mond;iy. through Saturday. In Newpon Beach and Co&ta Mesa. subsuip1ions arc only avail· able by subscribing to TI!c Times Orange County (800) 252-9141. In areas outside of Newport Beach and O»u1 Mesa. subscrip- tions 10 1hc Daily Pilot only arc ,1v!Ulablc by mail for SS.S& per month. Second clau i-.1agc paid al 0»11 Mc11, CA. (Pricc1 include all 1pphcablc 5lltc and local tucs.) POSTMASTER: Send address chances to The Newport Beach/Costa Mcui Dally Pilot, P.O. Box ISOO, Colta Mesa, CA 92626. Copyri&h1. No news 110- rlcs, illus1ra1iom, ed11oriml m:iuer or 1dvcr- 1iscmcn1s herein can be reproduced with-out wri11cn permission of copyri&hl owner. HOW TO RIACM UI Clrculatlon: (The Times Oranee County) (800) 252:9141 Advtrtislng Classified 642-5678 Display 642-4321 Edllorlal News 540-1224 Sports 642-4330 News, Sports fax 646-4170 MaJn Omce Business Office 642-4321 Business fax 631-5902 Pl.lbliihed by Cal1fomi1 Convnuniry ~cws, a T-Minar c.o.nfM"y .... J..osu 0alaby, Pmldrm and CEO W ' CITYSIDI Early-morning garage fire causes about $50,000 to Eastbluff townhouse An early morning fire on Sunday caused about S50,000 worth of damage to the garnge of an Eastbluff area townhomc in Newport Dea.ch. with a ga rden hose while his wife telephoned for help. About 30 firefighters from the Newport Beach, Huntington Deach and Orange County Jire departments responded to the the site for .1n9ther hou r, rQianoving items · from the g.11 .1gc. scene. . The owner of the home, Richard Cooling, and his wife were roused from bed shortly before 4 a.m. by th.cir neighbor, Hcrs~l M~Mullen, who l:iter told au thorities he heard explosions in the garage and noticed smoke billowing from the structure at 452 They were able' to prevent the names from spreading lo other areas of the home, although an adjncen t living room sustained some smoke and \Yater damage. Damage to the ~tructurc \\JS estimated at SJ0,000. "hilc lhe damage tind loss 10 items inside thc garage \\as believed to be about S20.000. Authuriuc' believe the bl.w.: sturtcd in a work-.hop arc.1 of the garage, although the e~acfltause \\as ~till under investigation on Sunday. Vista Trucha. • Cooling attempted to douse the names Firefighters were able to drown the blaze in about 25 minutes, but a crew remained .1 1 No one \\;1, injured in 1he blaic. Workshop will help parents communicate better with teens - A three-hour workshop designed to help parents improve communication skills with their • ·teen-age children will be""effcrcd by Orange Coast College. Titled "How to Take Cate of Yourself While Living With a Teen-ager," the workshop is scheduled from 9 :i.m. to noon Oct. 15. The fee is $35. Workshop-presente , :Arn1 Dunn, is a licensed marriage, family and child counselor specializing in concerns of women and adolcsccnb. The \ .. orhhop '' 111 fucu':> on self-discipline, st1e<is redut•tion, self": esteem and using qualli} tum. for onc:.elf. To re gister or for more information, call 432-5 SO. Newport City Council candidates to ha.ve. three forums this week Candidates for the Newport Oeach City Co uncil will meet in three forums lhis week. •Thursday -6 p.m. at Marin ers Dranch Library, 2005 Dove r Drive. Call 53 1-40-15. Sponsored by Newport Beach Employees League, moderated by League of Women Voters. •Friday -7:30 a.m. at Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce, Hyatt Newporter, I 107 Jamboree Road. Call 729-4400. • Friday -10 a.m. at 0~1~h Senior Center, Fifth and Marguerite avenues. Coron.1 Jel Mar. Call 644-3244. · WEATHER AND OCIAN CONDITIONS TIMPIRATURll Newport Beach: 68/61 Balboa: 68/61 Cost• Mes~: 77/61 Coron.1 def Mar: 68/61 IURf •ORICAIT LOCATION The Wedge Ne"Nport Point Bl•cldes S.A. River Jetty CdM TIDll~ TOD~Y first low First high Second low Second high TUESDAY SIZE SWEll ' 1·2 SW l ·l SW 1·2 IW 1-2 SW 1·2 SW 2:18 <t.m. o.f 8:32 ot.m. S.S 2:42 p.m. o.s 8:46 p.m. S.4 First te>W • 2:51 11.m. 0.4 Flrsl hi.&h 9:02 11.m. S.9 Secondlow 3:24 p.m. 0.0 Second high 9:32 p.m.S.3 W•ltr Temper.1ture: 64 aOAnN• light varb1blt winds •hlfllng Wffl lo southwest 15 llnolt,_l·fool wind waves, southWftt 1well0r 2 lttt. MolUy tunny aftef low morning doudi and log along the co.atL ...... Harbor View School hosts bike rodeo Fbrbor View School in Newport 13each will hold its .. annual Uikc Rodeo from 8:30 to 11 :30 a.m. Tuesday. An informational assembly ,.,.ill nbo be held today. · Newport Dench Police Detective Randy Querry will discuss bicycle safe ty and issue licenses to students \\it h assistance from pare nts, teachers, and Parent F.1culty Board member::.. LUNCH MINU 'c" port 1\ lc)ll elementary !>chools lun ches this week; 1 Today -Chicken nuggets with barbecue sau.cc, crisp green s;il.1tl wi1h ~pccial tlressing, 100% g~pe juice, cheese crackers, choice of milk. 'fucsduy -All beef hot tlog wit h catsu p, t:'llor tots, frc!lb vegetable sticks, choice of milk. Wednesday -All beef h:imburger wlth lettuce and pickles, sillling corn, special cake ~qu.ire. choice of milk, free baseball card. 'rhursdny -Build your own sub sandwich, currot !\licks with low fat dip, cherry crisp, choice of milk. l<'riday -Fish nuggets, crb.p green salad with ranch drc~sing, peach cup, special cookie, choice of milk . . ,, • • Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot' Monday, October 3, 1994 3 . This isn't a ,trick or a treat, attorn·eys .courting ·Council · seats B 00 -With fo ur weeks to go before Ha11oween, I've just gotten my first Local Scene seasonal scare -from, of all places, the current newsletter published by the Corona det Mar Chamber of Com1\lercc. There's an • item reminding· voters that four scats are up fo r grabs next month in the Newport Beach City Council.. And here's the scary part -in three of the districts, attorneys are running! City Clerk Wanda Raggio confirmed the contests are IUNCH·STAYNIR ·Megan Stayner of Corona dcl Mnr and John Matthe,w Bunch of' Concord, Mass. were linked in marriage Aug. 12 in a ceremony in the 'San Diego Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The couple-greeted 300 guests at their reception at t~e University Oub at UCl----- David Durns and Susan S. Stayner nre the p-J rents of the bride. She wore a designer dress of white ~ilk wit h a beaded border at neck, sleeves and waist, ending in a medium train. Her maid of honor was her sis- te r, Elizabeth Stayner, anti brides· maids were Annette and Rachel ' unusually weighted with legal beagles, but she diplomatically declined further comment. But the chamber, ever upbeat, offers this solace fo r budge t-conscious taxpaye rs -if the lawyers ctre elected, consider how much money could l;>e savell in legal tees. It seems that someone's always suifig the city for something. D WELL, THIS SHOULD PUT AN ENO 'rO TiiE J OB-RELATED NAMES -Back in his native Chicago years .ago, insists Bob Pettit of Costa Mesa, there was an undertaking firm namod Ketchum & Kill. D IT'S A GAME~OF VITAL STATISTICS ..-In Orlando, Fla., • this week, there's a tourname nt under way to determine the WEDDING ' Stay ner, also sisters of the bride, Tiffany Eastely, sister of the bride- groom, Ann Mane Martin, Laurie - Carrigan,~Tiffan)' Hahn and Tamini Tingey. Flower girls were Jocelyn Stayner, sister of the bride, and Sara Eastlcy, niece of the bridegroom. The bridegroom's parents are Frank. .and Ann ,Bunch of Concord. His attendants were Chris and Mike Bunch, Brian Eastley, Mat· thew Stayner, James Welltenkow, Gregg Lucconi, Luke Mathews and Mike Cent eoo. After a wedding trip to Mexico, the couple is at home in Provo, Utah. She is a se nior year at Brigham Young University. wc.frl d's best team in senior slo·pitch softball. One ot the entrants, the Southern California Angels, includes antiquated athletes (75 and older) from Newport Deach and Costa Mesa. Title prosp.ects IQOk good, says third baseman Charlie Brown of Corona dcl Mar, but the team's roster seems to be thinning. Indeed, ~cvcral players who survived lalll week's regional tourney in Las Vegas were too exhausted to lift their championship trophy and had to cancel the Florida trip. This has brought changes in the team's recruitment program, says Brown, between visits to his chiropractor. No longer are applica nts asked, "Where do you live?" T he question has been shortened, to wit: "Do you live?" 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Times, there .. was a journalism ~eminar at Lion Country 'Safari, a~d I in1roduccll . him as "the most graccf ul writer in our craft." He was tha1. Aho, in udllition to being highly readable, he was scqipulously accurate in his reporting. In short, this onetime Pulitzer Prize nominee was a consummate newspaper pro. More importantly, he wus one of the most decent men I've ever known . Long after the theme-park closed, our friend~hip flourished, and we'd meet for lunch (anll a ''ce drop of Grant's Scotch) at 'l'cst~urants flanking his bclo,cJ Duna Point Harbor. His sensitive stories contributed immea~urably to the scenic area du~ing its developing )•cars, :.ind he was rewarded four years ago, after retirement, with an impressive plaque at hi!. favorite site overlooking the harbor. It w:ts a material honor he'd r:nher hu\.C ~hunr.eq, but there w:1s.no ma!.king the quiet pride during the dedication rites. When Gloria, his devoted wife of 30 yearll, callell Wedne~day with 1hc cxpcctcJ word that Gordon had diell at age 80, after U long scriel> of ilh1es!i.es1 we tulkell ubout the man's gentle goodne~s unll the many enjoyable times, c~pcciall) the laughs, \\e hall shared through the years. And "e agreed to continue our remembrance~ :.ind reflections in da)'ll ~head, preferably while picni king on the picturesque pJtch of ''ateJfront greenery that will fore, er. be known as Gordon Grant Park. Jerry Kobrin's column appears J\1ond:1y and U'cdncsdar. How to submit your nuptial news J The Dai ly Pilot wclcf:lmcs thi.: chance to share the news of your engagement, wcJding or anniversary with our readers. Pick up engagement or wedding forms in our lobby at 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, or send a self-addressed stumped envelope to the Wedding qepartment, The Pilot, P.O. Ilox 1560, Costa Mesa , 92626. •For annherll(!ry nc\\S, (251h. RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. • .... ,_ .... 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' . . 4 Monday, October 3, 1994 TODAY ADULT ASTHMA WORKSHOP Th1: American Lung Associa1ion of Orange County ond J loag Memorial I lospitul ure offering a four-part Monday nighl ad ult 11s1hm:i workshop at I loag I leallh Ccnrcr In Newport Ocach. Topics include undcrslanding as1hma, idcn1ifying signs and ~ymptoms, current medic:itions, and more. The \\Orkshop will be held Oct. 3, 10, 17 and 24 from 7:15 10 9:15 p.m. Co~l is S25. Call 835-S864 for more inlormution. ADD LICTURI Get un in-Jcp1h look al Attention IJeficit u1son.lcr, what 10 do about it and how it 's treated during a free seminar from 7 to 10 p.m. at Co'astl ine Counseling Center, 1200 Quail SL, Sui te 105 in Newport Beach. for more inform:11ion, call 476-0991. MONIY MAHAGIMINT fOR WOMIN The city of Newport Beach Community Services Depar1mcn1 is ho~ting a series of seven workshops on Da~ic ~toney Management on Mundays, Oct. 3 through Nov. 14 from l lo 4 p.m. at lhe OASIS Center, 800 Marguerite Ave. in Corona dcl Mar. Partici p:um will learn how to conduct financial inventories, design personal ca!>h now sy~tems, make decisions about credit and loan institutions, insurtince programs, investments, planning for retirement and much more. Cost is S30 and covers "-Orkbooks \\ hich arc provided for each partici pant. Call 64-l-32-'4 for more information. HOMHUYIRS WORKSHOP f111d out how to buy :i house with as lillle as 5% down during a free homcbuyers workshop at Tiempo facrow, 4S90 M:icArthur Blvd. in N.:wport Ueach. The workshops arc conducted l>y Myron Lichtermarr of Or:rngc Coa)I Mortgage, Inc., and arc held '-.irious e\·enings and Saturdays ove r the nelll several weeks. The workshop includes free prcqualilication and free-credi t report. STABBING From Pago 1 "Sometimes there are fights, and you can hear yell ing and nois- es in the hallway or the gangsters running through," she said. "But, I've never reen anybody killed." Aguirre said that at least one neighbor, whose apartment is Jo- --~ca~cuaircctly atross from w ere 'rhc body was found, claimed to hear "screams" and profanity out- !iidc her home late Saturday night. "A few minutes later, she looked ou1 the window an-0 saw lhc body, t~n "called police," said Aguirre. Other rc!iidcnl!i "claimed they wc rcn 't <ii all !iurprised by the ~bying. "I kn ow this b a prcuy tough neighborh ood, !.O I'm not really !ihod.cd," said Renardo Dixon, who on Sunday stood just a few feet from whete the body was found. "Out, it still ma kes. you wa nt to move." Jn the last three months, the Police Department detectives unit ha!. been strapped, investigating five homicides, including one of Lhe· most notorious murders to hit the county in recent history. Jn July, Costa Mesa police de- tectives began investigating the murder of Denise Huber, whose bauered body was found stuffed into a freezer inside a stolen rent· al ltuck that was parked in front of a home in Arizona. Authorities believe Huber was murdered not long after she vanished from the Corona dcl Mar .. Freewa)I three years ago. The men accused of her slaying, John Famalaro, was in- dicted by the county grand jury and is now facing trial on charges of mu rder, kidnapping and sexual ass ault. Then, in early August, police shot and killed a suspected bank robber behind the Family Fitness . Ce nter on Adams Stree1. A few weeks.later, a woman was found slio1 to death inside a Victo- ria Street home. Police still have not arrested a su~pcct in that case. On Sept. I, an elderly coup le were found dead inside th eir East Wi lson S1rcet home. Authorities later determined that case to be a murder-suicide. QUESTIONS? COMMENTS? Call our Readers Hotline at 642-6086. / ~~---SHOESREPAIR 642-4314 . .. t' / AJtOUND TOWN a111 an llNIOR TINNll TOUaNAMINT The public is invited to attend the Un ited States Tennis Association's 1994 National Senior Hardcourt Tennis Champ!onships for Women, ages 65-75 beginning today at the Newport Bc:ich Tennis Club, 2601 Eastbluff Drive. More than 60 senior women from across the United Scates will compete in this national tournament , co-sponso red by Secure Horizons. Preliminaries arc today through Thursday starting at 11 a.m.; scm ifin:ils arc Friday starring at J 1 a.m. :ind finals arc Sa1urday at 9:30 a.m. Admission is free. Call 6-i4-0500 for more information. Call 263-55SO for details. FRIDAY, OCT. 14 IOCKHOP Families and staff at l larbor View Elementary School 'will be rocking at the a_nnual Sock Hop Crom 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. al the school. Prizes will be give n to the famj,l.y dressed in the best costume. Games and a silent auction will nlso be held. For SS per person, families gel dinne r, dancing, prizes and entcrtainmc!nl. For more information, call the school at 721-1193. ONGOING 8UllNUI NITWORKJNO 8RIAKFAST The Consumer Busin ess Network is sponsoring a w~ekly business networking breakfast featuring guest speakers at Dante's, 1701 Corinthian Way in Newport Beach, beginning at 7 a.m. each Frid~y. The purpose ot the weekly mectints is to build quality, long term business and social relationships. Cost including bre:ikfast is SI S. Call 969-9790 for more information. DIVORCI SUPPORT GROUP Mariners Church sponso~ a Cree divorce recovery support group every Wedn esday at 7 p.,m. at 1000 Bison 111 ' Newport Beach. LUPUi FOUNDATION A support group for younger pu1ic n1s with Lupus meets the second :ind fourth Wednesday of each month from 1:30 10 l p.m. in Newport Beach. For details, s ail S36-l 734. TOASTMASTIU CLU8 Bay Broadcasters, the Toastmasters club No. 4136, meets every Thursday at 7 a.m. at the Santa Ana Country Club, 20382 Newport Blvd. in Costa Mesn. For more information, call 380-0200. TOUYMAJTIU CLU8 The Blue Flame Toastmasters club meets every Saturday from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at The Village F:lm1cr, South Coast PlaLa Village, 1651 Sunflower Ave. in Costa fvicsa. The me.cting ii. free for first-time visitors. Call Robby at 263-8790 for t.letails. HNIO,al IQUARI DANCI CLU8 The Costn Mesa Senior Citizen Su11are und Round Onnce clilb seek experienced dancers to join them every Thursday morning from 9 10 11 a.m. ut • the Costn Mesa Senior Center, 19th and Pomona streets. Call 545-5669 for more information. NIWPORT HAR80R AJtT MUHUM Art classes, exhibits, tours, and free lectures and demonstrations are available at the Newport Harbor Art Museum, 850 San Cl~mentc Dfive in Newport Beach. For a complete list of museum activitie~, call 759-1122. . DYILIXI& SUPPORT GROUPS . The National Dyslexia Research Foundation sponsors weekly adult Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot support groups at its office, 833 Dover - Drive, Suite 27, in Newport Beach. Cost is SS per session. For more info rmation, call Doric ut 642·7303. ADD SUPPORT OROUP Allcntion Deficit Disorder, :ilso known as hyperactivity, affects m~re than 20 percent-of the ad ult American population. This ongoing ADD support group for adults age 2,0 10 .70 is held every Thursday at v:iryrng 11mes al Coastline Counseling Center, 1200 Quail St .. suite 105 in Newport Ocach. A donation of SS is suggcsled t6 attend the meeting. For more informa•ion1 call 476-0991. • NOMl.UYIU WORKSHOP Find out how 10 buy a house "ilh ::tS little :is O 10 5 % down during a free homebuye rs worksho0p at Tiempo escrow, 4590 MacArthur Olvd. in Ncwpbrt Beach. The workshop) arc . conducted by Myton Lichtcrman of Orange Coa~I Mortgage, Inc .. und arc held various evenings and Saturdays. . The workshop includes free . prequalific::ition and free credit report. Call 263-S5SO for detuils. Send your Items to 1\r ou11d To11111 editor, Tiie Duily Piiot, 330 iv. Doy St., Costa Mesa, Ca/If. 92627. •UT•n UTlllACY noe~· Adult and teens can improve their reading ,kill" by registering through the Texas Sco1tish Rite Hospital Literacy Program for a learn 10 read program 1 hat will be held every Tuesday a'fld Thursday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Davis Adult Center, J050 Arlipgton (in back of th e O.C fairgrounds). The p,rogram begin.s this week and continues throughout the school year. The program is designed for teens and adult studeots w})o m<l,)' not be reading for various reasons, including lack of ·opportunity and dyslexia. There is a nominal fee for materials. . For more informatiQn, call 644-6887. Where • • Grind Openlngl Introductory Offer for Month of Oct. · Chiropractic & Health Go Hand in Hand! ANDREW KEMPLER. D.C. 350 E. I 7th St.. Ste. I I 6 Costa Mesa. CA 92627 f7141 642-4600 s19.9s mcrudefexam & I st trM1nerl "Come...try our new back machine!" It takes the ACHE out of 81\CKACHEll ]EW ]ARGAIN LOFT * 6~nd an evening with: * '1 •• • 30o/o-7Q%> <>££ Last-season. irregular or used top-quality outdoor gear. Camping • Mountaineering • Backpacki ng • Climbing Hiking • Adventure Travel Michael Bolton & Barry Bonds ReccpliOA & Sileat A1ction . Monday October i 0th · Privale Di11er At ~e Willa NO\'a Q UALITY OUTDOOR GEAR AT ROCK BorroM PRICES. -~~'51ttfirborBlvd:-('NWJ9m-s1.), Cost~ Mc s--4 U--H-~~~~--">,,:0t-i;31H1'M-~~-:-~-.~==----.-~--=~--=:._~~~~~--l~~~--~_:____.:,~--l,l-~--+-I 714-650-3301 - Mclean, Linden Eve Sex: Female Height: 4'01 ': Missing From: Plymouth, Mass. Date Missing: 08-00-90 • Eyes: Brown Race: White Weight: 73 lbs. Hair: Blon'd Date of Birth: 07 -21-83 Missing Type: .Non-Custodial Mother Child Quest International, Inc. 1440 Koll Circle,.Suite 103 San Jose, California 95112 (408) 453-9601 I (408) 453-1927 FAX Corona del Mar High School HOME TOUR 1-iOME. TOV P. Mr. & Mrs. Peter Tuma (Irvine) Mr. & Mrs. 'Bruce Rielly (BelcoU11) Mr. & Mrs. Ramon Lopez (Big Cooy,¢i) Fletcher Jones, Jr. (Linda Isle) . ' Tuesday, October 25, 1994 l 0:00 am to 4:00 pm AH benefit proceeds go to l't1pport teacher ) rcquc.sll\ for educational . materials and equipment. Support your local school t Parade of Homes pin~ a ,-aicrtJ lunch by 8-. at.. e- :nl mfOONI rmlchng by '4"'-at 5mnl.YI Gankn<i. Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Moorad (Blllboa Island) Mr. & Mrs. Michrel McCullough (Big Cany~n) Mr. & Mrs. Tom Schriber (Corona dcl Mar) Ticket~ Pre-sale Only! Ticket Information: Call 721-1214 I $60.00 D11ation Bring your·camera and' autograph book. Sl!iG.00 louliH Includes Reception And Silent Auction [Limited Seating! llekltl Ill Avlllllll l\111h event~ undrrwri11en hy the Vi ll.i Nov.1 llrstaurant :illtiwing all prun·cth ro hcnefit "T hi.' Honds l'amily h11111da1ic111" in hdping 111Hlc1privilq~cJ children and the M1cl1:id l\olton hrnnd~tion ;mi,1ing women and children ~;ic ri~k-. 3131 We& Coast Jfip,hwuy fol' Renrvatlens Clll: :. · Newoott tkach. l'A (714) 842·1886 • l!::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!:::::::::·:·~--- BTH ANNUAL HARBOR HERITAGE RUN MEWP-ORl! 2K FUN RUN/WALK-5K FEATURE RUN PJcturesque course through NeWJort Heights offers gently rolUng hills, ocean and bay vltwt a coot brttits. NtttS-16th Sl Ind Irvine Avt.•Nlwpolt BllCh 2K ·8 '00 A ,M · 5K -8 30 AM. $11-ENTRY FEE INCLUDES: CUSTOM T-sHIAT I POST·RACE REFRESHMENTS PIESBmD IY: 1Mr ,,...,, 1Mr ..... """· Cltll'a, Quit ......... 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And on Wednesday, the official anniversary, David will visit his brother's grave and then walk from the west end of Waseca, through town to the city hall, where the mayor will unveil a commemoratiVe plaque honqring his journoy. Today, David marvels at his past achievement. "l tell my story a lot," he said. "And every time I tell my story, l'm thinking in the back of my mind, 'I can't believe l really did that.' It's just such an awesome feat." In the 20 yea·rs since completing his venture, David has spoken t~ numerous gro9ps, proselytizing his belief that "you can do anything if you set your mind to it.,._ And the Kunst brothers have also enjoyed the thrill of celebrity status. The walk was listed in the Gui~ess Sports Re~ords l3ook of 1989-90 and Ouiness-Book of WQrld Records in 1991. And more recently, David and Pete appeared on the television talk show "Lecza," .which aired last week. "Walking around the world in this, the later part of the century, shows that the Amc,._rn spirit is still alive and kicking," said David. "1 always tell the groups I spe:.1k to, 'Never give up on your dr~ms.' Having done v. hat I did gives me an opportunity to get that n1cssagc across." Wanna place a classified ad.? Call our classified advertising department at 642-56 7 8. f . ' BEACON BAY AUTO WASHES . . . . . WE,RE CHANGING TO TE co CleanSyStein 3 Gasoline .. . -~ r~--~----~-----~--~-----, . l . . BRING THIS COUPON FOR A . . I I I . . ·. ~ 95 ... I . I I I I e . ·· I · I I I I I I .. I I ~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~i-~-=--~-::'! ~-&-4~~--.-:.- fernattd.O . scampi's ch:t~ -~e hatJe two ! Luca rant ftas a c e ~ur-~pecial Winter menu lt~ailable ~ctober 15 Ever}' resrau Thinking about Christmas Parties ye t? -~~~ Don't Miss "" ·~-.,.·Fernando's 'm~.ffl Aromatic ! l-J ·. Garlic-H erb l ,._ "115'. Olive Oil! . '"-...,/ , Catering • Party Tray Menu • Three rooms available for private parties .(No charge for rooms.) 1576 Newport Blvd,, Costa Mesa 714-645-8560 A Full Service Health Club For Men And Women •Cardiovascular Center ) • Exerci e Classes • Personal Fitness Training • • Complete Spacious Gym . ' . Dedicated to personalized service since 1982. In We tcliff Plaza• 1080 Irvine Ave (at 17th St.) ·· Newpon Beach• 631-~23 I \ I ... I . I I I I I I I I I I I I . AND SEALER WAX WITH ANY TEXACO FILL-UP -. COMPARE .OUR LOW, LOW FULL S~E GAS P'RICES w @] . UNLEADED 1.259 ' -. W POWER @] PLUS ·1.359 (i~ POWER @) PREMIUM ·1.459 . ~ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I L--~-~--------------~---~ Newport.Beach 644-4450 Anaheim 956-3521 150 Newport Center Dr. 216 S. Euchd Ave (At Fashion Island) (1 Bl. So. of Lincoln) ~ Newport Beach 833·0660 Orange 637·2532 4200 Birch St. (at Dove) 2355 N. Tu:;tin Ave (Across from Orange Mall) Costa Mesa 650-39,59 2059 Harbor Blvd. Irvine 857-8220 (at Bay St.) 4550 Barranca (At Lake) Costa Mesa 645-2022 (Woodridge Village Center)•~ 481 E. 17th St. (Near Westcliff Plaza) -El Toro 837·0600 Santa Ana 957-1422 23602 El Toro Rd 1501 W. MacArthur (1 Bl. No. of Rockf1eld) (1 81. West of Bristol) Lake Forest 770-9376 Santa Ana 836-6111 23581 Rockf1eld Blvd 2035 N. Tustin Ave. (1 Bl. West of Lake Forest) (1 Bl. No. of 17th) > Fountain Valley 962-2886 M1sa1on VleJo sss-9r9 10035 Ellis &t. 23156 Les Ahsos Blv . (At Brookhurst) (At Oaktree Village) We also accept AMEX, VISA, MC, DISCOVER & DINER'S Offer Expires 11 /30/94 .. ~ BEACON BAY ENTERPRISES INC. 1 ~ . . . 1· - e Monday, October 3, 1994 1 he Vol uni r Olrtctury runs ~ pcrlodlcolly lo lhe Dnlly Vllu1. lf )OU'd like lnroi;motlo" on t ulna )'uur orgunlu1llun lbled, CDll 6424321, ut. 367. Costa Mesa Civic Playh•uM The Costa Mcso Civic Playhouse needs many volunteers for ushering, bJckstugo, muilings, typing, lights, :souml effects, special effects, co!>tuminl}, collecting props, play rc:11,lin~ comrpittce, proGrnms, ndvcr11sing, public relations, • fund·rnising, house p1a11ugers, assistant!> to produci:n, membership comlnittcc, cleaning uml ~t1<1igli1cning up, and photogniphy. !·or more infocmation, call 650·5169. Costa Mesa Hlstorlcal Society· as de ired. People ore al~ needed to staff the main office. answer phones ror those in need and transport shill-ins to doctor's appointments upon need For more rnfonnauon, call Debby O'Connor al 645-8050. Friends of th• Ce•t• Mesa Llllrary The Friends of \he Costa Mesa Library, a support group for the • libr.iry, ncells volu(ltecrs to run book sales and sluff the book room at the library for selling of used !><><'~$ and . purchasing of new ones. 1 he. l1brnry 111 general can use volunteers ''<,Ith clerical sl..ills und those with a willingness or the knowledge to h_clp run children's craft programs. Drivers arc needed to help with the books to the homebound program. Also, those interested in volunteering to help ndmmbter the .entire Friends program arc needed. I lours arc flei..ibJc, including evenings and weekend~. For infomintion, call the library a( 646-88-'5 Girl Scouts The Girls Scouts of Orange County will train all adult volunteers. Volunteers arc needed for troop leaders. There arc also ~peciul committees to.plan events for the girls and adults. Committees could critail VOLUNTllR DIRICTOllY Hat Ce-ectl•• The I lat Connection is t women's philanthropic extension of the Chombcr or Commerce which serves the communities or Costll Mesa :ind Ne" port Beach. While al!><> sharing lends. illformation, resou rces and experience in rq'gard to business, the group is involveJ in chorituble efforts. For mform:uionf-<all l<Ay Walburgcr Ill 650-2144. Heritage Hou•• Auxiliary Volunteers arc needed fo r nn nuxlliury support group being fwmed by l Ccritagc I louse, :l non-profit sub~tam:c ubuse recovery home for preg11ant untl parenting women and their children in Costa Me~a. l lcritagc I louse offers a six-month prog.ram or recovery counseling, parenting skills cla~scs, nlcohQl/drug education and mommy-baby activitic.s. For more information, call 6-t6-227 I. High Hopes He~d Inf ury Program The 1 ligh llopcs llcad Injury Program's Rea Center in Costa Mesa, a non-profit nation-wide organizalion scrvin~ the Reeds of head-injured adult§ and their families, provides a rehabilitation proaram for aduUs 18 year) old nnd c1Vcr, from 9 a.m.·l p.m. Mond5y-Thursday. Volunlccrs are needed 10 a sist our students in physical, cognlti .. -c and vocotional retraining. As port o( the program students go to the community pool and fitness center. Volunteers cnn give onc·on-onc assistance at oll facilities, or give time on fridnys and Soturdays for monthly excursions to museums, bnll games, picnics, etc. Work as much or little as desired, and nil a~es arc welcome. For more infornuwon, c:ill 646-7458. Interfaith Council Thc~ewport-Mcsa-l!'llinc Interfaith Council, an umbrella organization for several orca service groups, needs persons nc1ivc in the locol .J congregations to represent the council by serving on boards in the community and reporting back to the Interfaith Council. For information, call Coro! Brown 31 548-3283. Kids Cancer Connection The Kids Cancer Connection is on orgonization dedicated to the needs of afnictcd children with cancer, and deals with their cmqiional, educntional and financial needs. The group's · :\.\'1'10!\.\l. DEPHl·:SSIO\ SfHl·:l·:\l\G D \\ ~Thursday, October 6, 1994 . ' Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pnot primary Cund·raiser is through the sale oC holid:ly greeting cards the nfn1ctcd children have designed. Volunteers u e needed to help ~ith ~lc:s ot festiwls, swop meets and other events. Volunteers arc also needed for clerical duties in the organizotion office. For informotion, call 851·7774. Make·A·Wlah feunllatlen Make·A-Wish Foundation of Orange County, whose mission is to make wishes come-true for children with lifc·thrcnte hlng Illnesses, seeks volunteers to occupy a vutiety of positions. Volunteer committees 1ncl1.1dc: Specinl Projects, Financial Development, Wish Granting, Public Relations and Office Assistance. Curre(ltly, Make·A·Wish hns a special need for volunteers interested in its Speaker's Bureau, Grants/ Foundations, Corporate Giving and Special Events. For information, call Gilda at 476·9~74. MaHh of Dime• The March of Dimes office in Costa Mesa needs volunteers for fund-rnising committees (planning evcnls, soliciting. goods and services). speaking opportunities (in high sch2al~ op the dangers of drug use during pregn:incy and on teen pregnancy, genetics),. occasional office ~rk and ~Ip with bulk m:ulings. For mCounation, call 631-8700. . . Newp•rf·Ce•t• Me .. YMCA The Ncwpe>It·Cost11 MCSll YMCA ncetls 11 v-Jriety of gener_al. volu~tecr help, including the admin1s&ratavc ~krical volunteers, general maintenance, londscnping, y~uth sport coaches and Jikguards (sp.cc1al certification required). For · . inform:nion or applications, call Rua at 642-9990. Opera Pacific . The Opera Pacific Guild Alliance, a support group fo~ <;>pcra Pacific, hos. a wide range of acttv1t1cs for volunteers Crom labeling and stuffing cnveloec~· to staffing the opera shop ~ being docents who prepare children at Orange Coast r.chools for.what th~y will sec in an opera. For anformauon, c:ill 474-4488. The guild alliance features 20 guilds which ra_n~c from bridge and tennis to organm~g the . Opera Ball, the group's prcm1.er social event. There is also an extensive cduc:ition and community outreac~ program. • ~ - - - -'!I - - - -.• --· Best Bake:' In o.c.. 'TRICK or TR06fS I I Best Of o.c. o.c. "'°1:1 Register Poll , rt' vo.ur Halloween Headquarters I The Co~ta Me•a lfotorlcal Society collceb information, photos and artifacts relatrng 10 the history of Co)t;l Mesa and the I !arbor area. It is open 10 the public on Thursd:irs from JO a.m.·3 p.m. and by uppointmcn't. Volunteers arc needed for the Chi.IJren's llii.tory Program, to update current books und to di~tributc mutcnals to schools wla:n re4uestcd. The society needs people \Lith an in1ere~t in local hi~tory to i.el'llc us docents (tour guides) at its hhturicul site, the Diego Sepulveda Adobe. Other needs include people with typing and.filing skills nnJ ~cople with neat handwriting to work w11h the photo collection. Fur infur111ati1m, call ciinrles llecchcr al 631-59 18. Costa Mes~ Llt'eracy Group · ex tensive time over three or four months,.or 3-4 hours a month over a Juli year for ongoing CO(Omit.tces. The Girls ScoulS arc always looking for co;nmunity people.willing to shurc expertise for onc·llmc lectures, demonstrations or classes. For information, call the Girl Scout Council of Orange County al 979-7900. ~. I Cf; . ~.Ai, 5 fl •Cookies •Cakes~ I rr~ . Jack o·Lantern· . '~ I . V aIPCill wmv PumP~n Pies I .. This Test· Could C~ange Your Life The Costa Mesa Literacy Group, run by Margeric Fuller :ind Huth Wilson. nccih \.OIOnteer!> to help people bcrn11.1c htcra1c or tcac!•. Engli~h as o .. cconJ l.ingo:ige. I otor training se~'ion,, sponsoreJ by the G:ncr.il Or.ingc County Literacy Council, :ire dcdic;itcd to ka1.:hing adult~ how 111 rc:id, \\nee and speak Engll\h. Vuluntcer.) mu~t 1.1!.e a \1\·\\Cd. tr Ji11111g cour'c tv become a LJubilch htcr<1l) and l:nglil>h·a~·ll·!>ccond·languagc tutor. For 1nform;i1.on, l.ill I ullcr al S-'8·338-'. .G1rb.Jncorpo1ta.ted of · Newport-Mesa Clrts Lncorporatcd offer affordable and accc~iblc educational and ·recreational programs for girls and bo}s \~'ith nationally recognized programs and ;ictivitics that build self-sufficiency, responsibility and confidence, with an emphasis on the special needs of girls an_d young \ .. omen. Volurrtccrs arc needed to help in the program and rccreatictnal activities, at the main fas;ility and teen .. FREE GF CHARGE • w·nucn ~df-cc-;c for clepre!>~ion. •Confidc.:nti:tl meeting wjth m<.:ntal hcall h professional •Multimedia educational presentation. If the pleasure h as gone out of your life, if you feel sad o r empty, or if you have trouble sleeping or eating, you may have clinical depression. It's a medical illness, and cffcctiye treatments are available. More than 80% of "those who receive h elp can be treated successfully. . l _Hours:-M·F 5om'6p: ;=:pm • S~ial Bre~s I 1642-0571 • 273 e. 17th street . -and more •. . ·---------···--. .... · center, and as office assistants and Costa Mesa Senior Citizens --gr-~u111.I -flY.lintcnnncc persons. For Corp. further information on volunteering, Ocprc s ion-can last a lifetime. Don't let it. Begin today . 6y calliilg for free rcserv~tions. ·· CaU the Contractors that can provide you with aD oi your Landscape and Masonry needs. The Co~w ~lc~a Sc111or Center, a call Rosemary at 646-7181. mulli-purpos<: senior SCl'\-iccs facility, is now open at the.: .corner of i 9lh Street Glass Mountain Inc. ·FREE DEPRESSION SCREENINGS Thursday, October 6, 199<1, 7-9 p.m. ;ind Pomona Avenue. Volunteers arc Volunteers urc needed to aid needed to provide occasionai physically-challenged adults who meet tran~portatjon to fr:ail ~cniors, to monthly for educational, entertainment perform. minor ~1omc ~cpairs. and. t? and social purposes. Able-bodied Rancho S<:nior CeRler .) Sa ndburg Way Irvine CA nssist with special evc ... n~l ~?:,·,.;.f:;;u 1~1d~·::ra:'.:1s~m'..'.!g~.-~vo~lu~n~te~e¥:r~s ~a~rc'.:'.a~l~w~a;y~s~n~~~cf.d~cd~1 o~hci;il1p-I 1----....m-r-:-rhl omf11ticcicc~worhm:t-v;ord wilh eating, personal needs ond Tbis event is sp onsored by: processing. Volunteer in~tructors arc movjng w-tn:ckhairs at meetings :ind also needed for classes at the center, outings. Fot information, call including book review, chorus, 779-3~4 I. PHARMACOLOGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE woodworl..ing, jewelry making and Spanish. For more information, call the Senior Center at 6-l5-2356 from 9 a.m.·5-p.m. Discovery Shop Discovery Shops arc the only Mores that arc O\\ned and operated by the American Cancer Sol·ict). Fun and fricnd~hip arc just two of the many . benefits yo1J'll rccei\c as a 01i.covcry Shop \Oluntccr. No ~pccwl sl.ills arc 11c,·ci.sary, jusr a desire to share your cncn.:v and cnthu!>iasm a •few Ja)S a monlli. For 1r1forma1io11. call 640-4777 between JO a.m. and 5 p.111. Easter Seals Easter Sc;1ls Society needs volunteers for ongoing clerical work, help in programs for child ren with disabilities and one-time volunteers to help with special events. For information. call 834-1111. Exchange Club Child Abuse Prevention Center Volunteer training session~ for parental aides arc coming up soon. Volunteers arc ncedod by the Exchange Club Child Abuse Prevention Center to help fanulies ~here an incident of ch1lcJ Jbusc has been reported anJ a rdcrral made-by the counry. Parent aiJcs \H>rl.. with an ·•at risk" family for one )c:ir, building a trusting rcl.llion~lup 1\hid1 subsequently enables the parent aide , to teach the family parc1111ng, communication skills anJ problem-solving techniques. I nquirc about spcc1.1l training ~cs~iuns. The center al!>o needs volunteers to work with families of high-risk children who arc victims of parental drug addiction. Spani~h-spcal..1ng voh,wtecr~ and t~osc -w.ith a background in the meilical field .arc especially clesifed. ror i11formation on either prog1a111, call 722·1107. falrvlew Developmental Center 1 he Fairview Developmental Center 1n Co~t:i Me\a needs '01 11ccrs 10 aid in the clarnoom, \\O 1ops, leisure programs, taking s1dcnts 10 classes or a walk, secretarial, groundsl..ccping, and staffmg the clothing store. They aho accept donations in furniture and clothing. Any other contributions arc welcome. For more infomrntion, call 957·5114 betwcc:_n 8 a.m. \o 4:30 p.m. FISH Harbor Al'ea Inc. Friends ln Service to 1 lumanity Cosla Mesa's 4th Annual Red Ribbon community kick-off ·event to celebrate Red Ribbon Week Saturday, October 22. I QQ4 from I I a.m. to 2 p.m. Mesa Verde Shopping< .enter, 2700 I !arbor Blvd. at Adams • Kick-off event 1s part or a nJtional drug awareness and abuse prevention effort----- Obtain as many pledies a> po!.Sible to "not use megal dru~ or to abuse legal dru~ ... Ur on signing a pledge. every child will receive a f n.:c milk cap. with a drug·free message. The City of Costa Mesa's S'ub~taoce Abuse Committee, in conjunclion wj_Ul the Mesa Verde Cemer Merchants Assoclalion, is sponsoring lhe event F-ood and beverage. available. Emcnainment thrOU!!.hout the day. Erik Mansoor, 4 76·48 I 0 or Charles Markel. 966· 1521. MAKE FRIENDS WITH - YOURSKIN Your skin has remarkable po~JJers of . 1~CJUJJcnation. · Ybu are invited to a special complimentary seminar that ivill dispel .myths about skin care. Learn hon' to take a d1 ,antage of your sliin 's SEE WHAT TAKES SHAPE. • PersonaJized Designs with complete Landscape Installations • Over-40 Years of Combined Service in Orange County • References Throughout Orange County EXERCISE. +. American Heart &"a Association V FARNSWORTH LANDSCAPE COMPANY 548-5132 GLASSELL MASONRY COMPANY 434-7744 Lie. I 421070 Uc.# 489443 1'192 Amencon H1'.1n Auociallon For the ArJs, Academic and Athletic programs of Costa Mesa High School, join us in the - -MESA . !l's FAST, FLAT and Certified by TAC DATE & TIME: .. LOCATION: ENTRY FEE: AWARDS: Saturday, November 12, Registration ·--·-· 6 JO a m Wheelchair Race • 7 JO a m. Run I Walk ••••••• 8 00 a m Awards····-····-· 9·00 a m · ~Qn M .. ASOOO 3333 Hyland Aven ue, Cosra M~a 7/'1/ .. .,.,...,,_..,/litf<:'-' $15.00 if received by October 30th, $20.00 after October 30th SI 0.00 for students of Costa· Mesa High School ! F-~ rec4 ~. T . .,.,_ Reff"'-'IS end 1C'*'Ce11 lie,_.., P"-~l .. 11 tu~ CNt1Y ~ At tuet\ 11111elo...a-.illbe1111111 lwglrdl9ll ot ............. I be canceled 'l:lf Cly~ ,._ WILL NOT be,.... A811 fllr ......... • t D IU!'llllr To be given for the TOP 3 finishers in each age-group ror the Run I Walk and TOP J overall finishers in the wheelchair event. M E 8 A !5 0 0 0 Regl•tratlon ~orm ,.,,,.. 1 1 HUIT CJD CIRCLE YOUR RACE ClASS MALE CIRCLE vov~ AGE GROUP Ut-IOE.R 12 12 IO '' 15 lo It ARE. YOU GOI~ TO cos.r ~SA 141014'1 •TAI• CIRCLE.' W I Jl!9 FEMALE trJ I WHEELCHAIR !OloSi 80M!CI- 1 • • 10 11 12 TaSH/Ri SflE CirJe MED LG .XlG Fiaurc l (FISI I) offers emergency assistance to those in need and provides the Mobile Meals program. For Mobil-: Meals, volunteers arc needed to drive, which includes pickjng up rood at lloag Memorial I lospital and dropping it off for eight shut-In il1dividuals or couples, usually elderly, Monday-Friday in the Newport 11nd Costa Mesa area. It takes about 1 Ill hours n day and volunteers arc welcome to perform duties once a month. or more, or merely substitute on a li&ht brsis. Emergency imi~tancc involves delivering food to families who arc at • risk or going hungry once a month or more. The two-flour trip invqlves food pick-up and dell\lery to five families on Monday through Frid.y from 10:30 a.m.·2 p.m. or SqturdJyl twice a · . natural bealing abilities. month between 9·11 a.m. rood·p:teker ore needed from 8:30 a.m.·2:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday for 1wo-hour sl11fts. Volunteers m:.y ~ork • little or much l'k.1'\ 111111 l h I~ Ow Nc\I ~c111111.1r <ktohu· 19, 6;30 X:.~O ( ~111 lor IC\CrV.lllC>ll\, \('.ltiliJ I~ fo111tnl . . 'f ... .. Ot\fl iiiGOT IUJOl OJI OffT M ,,_==-------...... -. ,.,_ ... _, . \hil ablt form •l!b pa,mrnl 10 : C0t11 Mtu lli&h Sd1oot, P Q, los 1200, Co\r.a \I,•'·,. ,11r •:l' 1 .. . .. \ • • • "· , I r I I r. I I I I I I I I ~ I · .. • I • I I • Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Monday, October 3, 1994 7 J • rPORTS • .J r SPORTS EDITOR ~OGER CARLSON, 642~330, ext. 387 KA1S\1YA R.'\JNOSE/FOR TllE DAILY l'ILOT · Orange Coast quarterback Matt Sauk breaks through Mt: San Antonio's defense for yardage Saturday. Sauk's counterpart, Cody Lee Smith, passed for 558 yards of Mounties' 761-yard team totals. . . ...,_ Pirates ran into_:)G.oliath Saturday afternoon, and Jind ---t-tt~-+esult-Gf-tM-Mour:ltie~-eas--~ . . llv Rlc HA.RD DUNN, S1•0RTS W1U1·cll COSTA MESA -You figured it would 6e colorrur,- perhaps even record-breaking, \vhen 14 points are scored in the firs t 32 seconds on two plays from scrim~ ·mage, inclu<ling a gimmi~k play by Orange Coast Col- lege to open a Mission Conference air war against Mt. San Antonio, the top-ranked JC team in the state pre- season poll. . · But for Coach Bill Workman's Pirates, winl ess in three games this · season, they finislied on. the wrong end of Saturday's football gl am- our, losing to the Mounties (2-0-1), 46-24, in their homJ:: stadium. 761 net yards . The previous high-water mark for the most yards gained (pas:>ing ---a.JlU.-i;.u.i·ffill· ~+m.t Orang . · 1950. CitrtW! had the:old standard of 378 passing yards against the Pi- rates in 1987. "Our game plan going in was to try to ta<:kle (Smith} be fore fte . threw, and we didn't (put pressure on him)," Worl\man Said. · "Orange Coast did a heck of a job, because ttiey came . after me," said Smith, who burned OCC fo r 228 passing yards last year in a 32- 20 Mt. SAC victory. "They're the best defense l play~d against thi:> year, and last ye:ir thc;y were the best defense I played against, too. l . know they played hard un til the clock said 0:00. They kept coming hard; I just had aff on-night." OCC had some heroics of its o~n',-Oeginning with Jeff Clayton's 65- yard TD pass to Chris Jackson on a halfback option-to start the game.. Since OCC started playing football in 1948, no Orange Coast team had eve r be- fore given up as many offensive yards (707) 'as the Pirates did against the Mourities, whose quarterback, sophomore Cody. Lee Sniith, shredded the OCC defense for 558 passing yards, a Mt. SAC single-game record and only nine yards shy of breaking the Mission Conference standard. Later in the first quarter, OCC quarterback Matt Sauk completed a 37~yard scoring toss to Jackson, artcr Sauk was under heavy pressure, scrambling to his left and throwing across . his body to a wide-open Jackson, who made a circu:> catch at the goal line. . !~1 · Lhe second quarter, a Matt Loga~1 fieli;l goal from 36 yards. out pulled OCC to within 19-17, but the drive wouldn't ha\le been possible had Sauk and Jack~Qn n~t completed a 37-yard pass on third-and-I I at the oc;c 19. Smith, whose 6-foot-3, 235-pound physique mixes in well with offensive linemen, completed 27 o( 46 passes with four touchdown s. He also rusned for a score, arrd Wnile airb9rne, Sauk threw his pass off balance while running in the ... oppo'sit.e di- twice carried the ball in the second half and did not go out of bounds, crashing into ace defenders with his head down instead. --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- He was a one-man wrecking crew, to say the least. "Be's. the best we've faced in nine years, and we knew that going in,'' Workman said. "He's fat, he runs like hell, and he throws BBs." . . Smith, whose fi rst throw was an 80-yard touchdown pass to Mar- vin Allen on Ml.-SAC'.s..-initial pl ay ftom scrimmage, had 337 pass-- ing ya rds at halfli me, 447 after three quarters. He broke Mike Ho- hensee's 1980 record of 492 yards against San Diegc;> Me~a, and . came wit hin an earshot of breaking Southwestern quarterback Jorge Munoz's conference record of 566 yards set last year. Mt. San AntO,Uo 48, orange coast 24 Ml SAC 13 13 7 13-46 INDIVIDUAL PASSINO Orange Cout 14 3 7 0-24 MSAC-Smll/I. 27-46-1, ssa. OC·C-JacUoll 65 :::i:u:;: (laoan lddl), 14 42 OCC-~uk. 10-22-2. 127; Claylan. 1·1·0, 65; IO\amls. MSAC-Alen 80 pass lrom Smllh (Vera kick). 14:28 °·3·1• o. INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING OCC-Jlcbon 37 pau lrom SU (l09an ldd). 4.41. MSAC-AJ.Btown. 8-127; L Brown. 4·103; Mast:n, J.83; MSAC-L 8mwn 53 pus lrom SmM (ldck lalled), 3.13 C~. H7; MA 3·31; Alen. 2·100: Geolls, 2·18: lecOftd Quarter · Tucter; 1-14; CIS111to, 1·5. MSAC-Mln 20 pm from Sn* (pus bled), 11:27. OCC-Oulnn, 4-3-4; Cl~ 4·19; JICbol\ 3-139. OCC-logan 36 f<i. 5:23. • GArn ITATISTICI MSAC-Slnllh 1 1111 (Vin Wck), 1:S2. MSAC Thltd Quarter ---<> Alst downs 25 OCC-Cllylon 1 tun (login ldcic). 8.32. Rushes·yaidage_ 29· 149 MSAC-A. llrown 1 run (VIII llick). 3:59. PaulnUlfdiae 558 occ 15 31-115 . rection, trying to avoid the-heavy tush from Charles Hatcher. On the . other end, Jackson made another sparkling catch, this time climbing ove r linebacker Molech Dlyth to make the grab at the Mt. SAC 44. Seven plays later, Logan booted his field goal and the Pirates . were in striking distance. Dut Smith led an 89-yard drive of 3 minutes, 31 seconds to put Mt. SAC on top, 26-17, and tlie Bucs n~vcr recover~. Smith fin- ished the series with a I-yard scoring plunge: -- ''My coaches don't like that much," Smith said of smashing into defenders with his head down. "They beat me up on the :>ideline more than the defense does." • -''Wfien you ge t 111 a groove like that;JOU don't-feel I t. Every-• thing's wide open and your mind's clearer," s<1;id Smith, who trans- ferred from UOP (University of the Pacific) after red-shirting there in 1992, fo llowing a stellar career at Crespi High. If-a. Guerter --Pmtlg V:-46· 1 MSAC-w.tn 54 pas tam Snlilh (Vera ldcic). 9:14. Nd reun y.•· 65 MSAC-Ltwls SM (Idell blodled), 2.04. , •·. Sacks·Y¥d1Qe • Z·rM-11 AllllUa: 1.000 ("""*') Nd Y¥digl 761 192 f1·2~ ~ ·21 1·mlo·14 314 7-37.7 -o range Coast. nTeanwniic-, h.rn1·rremM 0-J'"Stm:e 198;t. tt tost----- its first tlm~e games on the field in t986, Worl<man's first year, but had a defeat against Saddleback overturned because of a for- feit. INDIVIDUAL RUIHINO ""* 4·37.5 MSAC-A. Blown. 12-49: Miil, &-35; Sl11ilh. 7-27: ~~s. fumblts-Mnbles lo5l M Mt. SAC, also ranked No. 1 in the nation in the JC Grid-Wire's preseason poll, intercepted three OCC passes and recovered a fumble, returning two picks for 71 yards, finishing. the contest with 1·9: l.IWls..3-9; Adams. 1-e; L Brown. 1-3. fiags·nel yardioe 13·117 OCC-Cllylon. 18-91; Har111on. 4·1&: l<Nmls. 2-7: Time o1 poaaSIOll 28 34 V"'OM, 1-lof~·1: SU. &-lof-mhls·12. •Pin rellrllt, lnt~ tumble rtlUml 3-1 HS 31.26 Of t\1t. SAC's 25 first downs, 19 camt' from pa~sing. Tailback Alex. Brown was Smith's favorite receiver, catching eight passes for 127 yards. Smith completed passes to nine different receivers. MONDAY MORNING QUARTERBACKS ·A bath, w's are contagious~ in ·ankle ·· ind · a kick in .th·e butt ~ The offensive line and overall defense deserves most of CdM's accolades. First-year Corona de! Mar High football coach Mark Schuster experi- enced two firsts Fri9ay flight, as the Sea Kings trounced Saddleback, 37-7. i~-=~ In addition to earning his initial vie- • tory in four games .at the helm of the Sea Kings, Sch~ster received his first-ever ice-bucket shower tJ'lis early in the seaso!l. "I've never gotten a bath for winning' a first game before," said Schuster, who was grateful to have put togeth er a solid game, particularly with the offensive ground attack. · "Our offensive line played very well, we moved the ball, and our defense made some big plays. But rm still not pleased, with our passing game." In fact, the running game's eCficiency turned out • hampering, Schuster's opportunity to ·develop the" pass ing, game, as well as junior quarterback Josh Walz who made his first varsity start. "ltis hard to work on your passing game when- your running b!lcks are averaging 8 and 9 yards per carry," Schuster explained. "And by the time we ha~· a big ~nough lead to where J could try to see some things, it was hard fot os to pass the ball, be- cause we'd be accused of running up the score." Schu~ter also credited team physician Qr. R. Ste· phcn Jennings, who worked overtime to help the banged-up and under-the-weather players contribute against the Roadrunners. -By Barry F•ulkn~r r , . ...,_ Three victories in a row has the Eagl~s in a contagious sort of rhythm this week. While ~ome teams are trying to avoid the fall flu bug, the Estancia High foo t- ball team 'is hoping its current condi- . ·tion becomes an epidemic. . "Winning is contagious, just li ke los- ing," said Eagles' Coach John Lieben- good, whose team upped its current winning skein to three games Thursday with a 14-3 triumP.h over Ocean Yiew Thursday. ''.And it sure a big difference to be winning. The kids seem to be having a lot of fun, and it's great to see." The Eagles (3-1) have done it with defense thus far, but Liebengood said the insertion of opening- game starter Frough Jahid back at quarterback, which began in the second half against Ocean View, could help add an offensive spark. ''He adds another dim ension to our offense," Liebengood said of Jahid, a junior who showed dan- gerous running ability, including a touchdown scam- per called back on a clipping penaliy. "He makes defenses defend ogains~ more things against us, and we're probably going to be altering o~r offense to utilize his.ability more.~ LiebengQod satd. Licbcngood said tailback ·B:ichy Gonzalez and place-kicker receiver Ben Novak are fine after limp· ing to the sideline Thursday. Gonzalez, in fa ct, re: turned after being hobbled on the opening kickoff to record his first IOO·yard game (108 on 18 carrie~). -By Barry F:aulJaitr . . ...,_ Sailors suffer ol.ow with loss of tight end . Mike Freeman, perhaps for two games. Though depth al the tailback posi- tion once again·served the Newport Harbor High football team well in • ·Friday's 21-19 win over Canyon, the Sailors will be forced to dig deep to replace two-way starter Mike Free· man, lost for approximately two weeks with a sprained ankl e. -• · Freeman, an All-Sea View League tight end who dou1>1es at outside linebacker, went down while crossing the field ~o track a Canyon receiver in mo- tion, according to Coach Jeff Brinkley. "It looks like damaged ligaments and we t~ink he'll be out a couple games," said Dri nkley, who had encouragfog news about tailback Edon Kagasoff and defensive lin<\[11an Moists Piedra, after both limped to the sid eline Friday. "Kagnsoff had a bruised th igh, but he should ·be fin e," Drinkley said o'f the junior, who did not play in the second half as Jercn:iy Mason stepped in to" become the workhotse (55 yards on 2 1 cal'ries). Piedra, who had one of the Sailors four sru::ks agai nst talented run-and·shoot trigger man Adam Hoover, will also be fine, according to Brinkley, • Drinkley praised Canyon and Hoover,' who threw for 240 yards against a qu~lity Newport secondary. "l thought Ca nyo n came out on a mission.'' Dtin· klcy said. "iheir off cnsive line played better than it. had nil season, and Hoover showed us he can really do some things." -By Bury Faulkner ., •Troy staged a little wake-up call, and maybe it-came about ·just at the right time. .. . ......, . Costa Mesa High football coach Myron Miller initially called Friday nigh t's seesaw 40-38 loss to Troy an entertaining preseason game. After a little reflection, however, Miller referred to it Sunday as "a kick in the butt. . . "I think the loss is going to be great for us," said Mill er, who said his team ca n now stop thinl...iog abo ut an unbeaten season and focus on impto' ing as it prepares for Pacific Coast League play. "I think it's going to snap both the players an<l· coaches -Out of the lethargy," Miller explained. "l think we've been reading ond thinking we'~c pretty good, and somew here, even in our subconscio4s, it'~ affected our concent ration." Miller said Troy's ability to rip through his de· fense al!.O will force some personnel evaluation. "We're a~king some of our kids to do things they just can't do, and it's not fair to them," Millet said. "We have to make some adjust ments, which will help us get our best 11 players on the field ut all times." Miller said a fingering shoulder injury to junior 1 ~unrtcrback Ryan Taylor hampered the Mu~tang~; limited, passing ·attempts Friday, which included a couple fourth·down incompletions that ended drives. "He didn't throw a paa all week, and I think I put a lot of r,ressurc on him by calling those passcll Friday night, ' Miller said. . . e p II oi 31 c n1 bi $( "C\ r< QI (1 G: CC u ir c s CC a1 c ~' v c Cl m T In <l• ~j 0 ty n• p" c c ,, ri \\ ~ tr c c a E si L E F 5 c ( " n a n ti -8 Monday, October 3. 1994 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot aatDLY Senior women invadi Newport liJr USIA hardcriurt nationals NEWPORT OEA~ - About 60 senior women will • • invade the Newport Deach ,,,,_,, T e nnis Club this w eek for the Unite d States Tennis As!>ociation (USTA} Senior National Hardcourt Champion- s hips, which begin today with singles in 1hc 65s and 75s: divisions and continue through Saturday in both singles and dou- bles competitions. G old balls, the traditional prize of USTA tournaments, will be awaroed to singles .,nd do ubles champions In both di- vii.io ns. The semifinals are scheduled for Friday beginning at 11 a.m., wit.h the fi- n:i ls slate d for Sniurday at 9 :30 a.m. D o ro thy Cheney of Los Angeles, con- i.ide rcd the most decorated female senior pla~r in the U.S. with approximately 250 gold ba lls, is expected to compete in the 65s, though she's reportedly closer to 75. Newpo rt Dcach's Cathy Hall, Dee Arm- s1ro ng and Char Jolley, and Costa Mesa's Louis:.i Arnold, are among the local par- ticipants. Ha ll, a frequent n a tio na l tour- naml.!nt player, o pe ns play in s ingles today a t 12:30 p .m. at the NB'(C. The event is the first USTA·sanctioned to urnnment hosted by the NBTC and the club's second major in 1994. -By RJc11ard DWVI DeZahd. wins Heritage RUn ,. . NEWPORT BEACH N ewpo rt H a rbor High senior c ross co untry sta ndout Shahr- a m DeZahd ( 15:53) and team- ,.. . . ,,, ,. Mere aK Owrolll: I, Shahram Deiahd, 15:53; :r. Henry Chi.in, 16;00; 3. Al.1n Robttts, 16:26. Ul\dtr·tl: 1. Ry~n Vince. 18:0; :r. No1thanlel Smilh, lO:U; J, Uc;k Oki.son, 22:09. A&e11J.1s: 1. Sho1wn V•nct, 18:01; :r. •uce HolnCOCli, 18:36; 3. D.1~id Perez, 18:45. Agfl 16-18: Oebhd, 15:53; 2. ChiArt, 16:00; 3. Jake s~nlOtl, 16:45. ·Age• 19•:14: A*r1f, 16:14; 2. Miguel J111rez, 1j:43; 3. Aldo Ayo1la, 17:26. Ages 15·29: Danlel ZellnslJ, 16:45; 2. Gecko CM:hero, 17:32; J. Jimmy Hon<b, 17:41. Ages 30.34: 1. Ru~n Rodriguez, 17:5-4; 1. Bob F"r,iinklin, 17:58; 3. David Serafin, 18:1S. Ages 35·39: 1. Dennis James, 17:20; 2. Fred Vartani.n, 17:36; 3. Mark Fullon, 17:57. Age• 40-44: 1. Crogory Coit, 17:42; 2. Irv Oo1wson, 18:09; 3. Don HOWird. 18:17. Aget 45·59: 1. Wayne Mitchell, 18:02; 2. Ro~rt Sulllvan, 19:11; 3. Warren Young. 19:42. Ages 50·59: 1. Derek Wharton, 19:08; 2. D.ive Hurlbu,., 19:37; 3. Thomu Baker, 20:3). Ages 50-69: 1. Paul Saucedo, 20:16; 2. Phillip Johnson, 21:43. W••••'•IK Overillh 1. Laur• Doering, 16: 11; l. Amy Robles.• 19:28; 3. Nablie lupka. 19:39. Under·t3: 1. S.ir.ih Gardner, 20:59; 2. AndreT5chutz, 26:03; 3. Sarilh • • 83rker, 26:30. Ages 13·15: t. Jaime Swarbur~ 20:05; 2. Colleen Eadie, 20:14; 3. T.ihnee Thiel, 20:27. Ages 16·1 8: 1. li.ina Fenske, 20:48; 2. Shet'na Diet.t, 21:01; 3. Brooke W•rner, 21:42. Ages 19·24: Doering. 18:11; 2. Robles, 19:28; 3. lupica, 19:39. Ages 25·29: 1. Shilwn Sekel, 20:31; 2. Diane Egan, 22:38; 3. Jennifer Noon11n, 23:08. Ages 30.34: 1. L.esley Hawthrone, 21:19; 2. Tre~ Brandon, 21 :J3; 3. Michaela Bums, 22;10. Ages 3S·39: 1. Dede Vo1nce, 20:40; 2. Gina Krieg. 21 :43; 3. Monin Cottam, 22:37. Ages 40-44: 1. Kathy Ward, 22:43; 2.Jani Wilson, 21:46; 3. M,mh01 Voss, 25:23. Ages 45159: 1. Debbie Jamieson, 20:4S; 2. Ann Fordiani, 21:18; 3. Valerie Henning. 23:19. Ages 50·S9: I . Nancy Ten-Berge, 23:37; 2. C.irrie Sl11ybo1ck, 25:20; 3. Dune Rosentreter, 25:38. Ages 60·69: t. Eleanor Todd, 41 :21; 2. Marjorie Oicresci, 57:04. Cl~k paces CdM runners CdM senior Brian Slingsby led the Sea King boys to a similar fourth-pince show· ing in Division Ill. Slingsby was 15th in 17:05, "'hilc An· drew Gwin wos 18th (17:12). _. Wini llvlllon l'ICI . 2, Simondt 1. $.l~e•: Thorpe 7, Simonds 7. UTANCIA 1 S, CYPRUS 11 htand.i 5 J 3 4-IS Cypreu 4 3 :t 2-12 EJl<lncla scoring: Bollt nb.ich 1; Hu.in& J, Thorpe J, Wo1yman 1, Simonds 1. S.ives: Sttp~ns 10. CYfl'~H scoting: Walkins 9, Binford 2, fotlnaku 1. Saws: n/A. YUCAIPA -Estancia High---- senior Johann Appell won his ,.. • Laraea second It naUonals division and was third-fastest /' 1,, COSTA MESA -Costa ---- overall at the Y'lcaipa lnvitu-Mesa resident Josh Larsen fin-~ J!';) tional Saturday. ished runner-up to Sam E rmo-~ Appell ran 15:48, while teammates Bart lenko of Cypress at the Coors ---- Kowalski (11th in 17:13) and Elvis Ro-U.S. National Speedway Championship driguez (16tl), 17:19) also helped the Ea-Saturday at the Orange County Fair- gles finish fourth as a team. ' grounds before 8,723. bined goals, while Newport Harb~r H igh product Brett McAllister totaled eight. OUNOI COAST 11, 110 MONDO • Rio ttondo 2 2 1 1 -6 O~nge Coul 3 5 4 3-15 Or.inge C0.1sl scoring: McAllister 5, Bobieln 4, W'ICktr 2, Oliveira 2, L1fl.il{lme1, IC.:lu 1. S.ves: Sturdiv.ant 6. OUNOI COAST 12, SAN DllOO MUA I S.in Diego Mesa 1 S 0 2-8 Orange Coast College 4 3 2 3-12 San Diego Mesa scoring: Brooks 3, Aston l, Nomura 1, Men.i 1, Smitli I. S.ives: Ar1er 4. Orange Co3st scoring: Wicker 4, Oliveira 4, McAlllller 1, Ke<!r I, ~sa t, Boblt'in 1. Savts: Slurdivant t 0.. The Estancia girls wound up second in Costa Mesa's Qreg H ancock and Bobby OIANOI COAST 12, IL CAMINO 10 Division Ill, as Tanya Perkins (21 :12) and Schwartz were fifth and eighth, respec· · 'El Cimino 2 4 2 2-'0 Vicki Pelayo (20:20} were fourth and fifth, lively. ... Orange Coast 3 3 4 l-12 respecfively. MIO II h d lvln Utl 61 C:imlno scoring: Poir~ S, £1intaky 3, Lutton 2. Araceli Martinez t 10th, 2l :40), Nancy In C nC IS r g e S;rves: Briohes 1. Rod · (22 d 22 38) d K W h Orange Coast scori"i: ~Si 4, Whicker ii, nguez n • : ~n a ty e r PHOENIZ Newport McAllister 2. Bobiein 1,-Wagner 1. SJves: (28th, 23:04) also scored for the Eagles. • Beach's Steve MilleJl clinched d). J!';) Sturdivafll s. • . E ta la I I th the 1994 Exxon GTS Drivers ~ SCC bl k C ncordla S DC po 0 Ill SeVeO Championship by finishing ---men an 0 . ANAHEIM -The Estancia High wa ter polo team earned ~ • .--- .a pair of victo ries Saturday to ... ~ claim seventh place a( .the M agnolia Tournament. The Eagles ( 10-6) hammered Laguna H ills, 14-6, after pulling away to top Cy- press, 15-12. Chad Bollenbach pos ted 12 combined goals in the two games, while Eric Way- man scored six on the day. second Satu rdoy at the series finale at the IR VINE -Chris Chaparro·---- Phoenix I nternational Raceway. led f.ivc Southern California· ~ • Millen also won the drivers champion-College goal scorers with two ~- ship in 1992. goals as the Vanguards blanked host Concordia, 6 -0, SaturdaY. in Pirates' pololsts sweep . men's .soccer. • Kevin Villar, Bryan S houp, Matthew Clement and Jason Allen each had goals. LONG BEACH -The Or--·-- ange Coast College water polo ~ team posted a trio of pool ... ~ piny victories Saturday in the • Lon~ Beach Tournament lo improve to 9- 5-1. I Blola handles Vanguards .. ·COSTA MESA -Genevie --- m ate Henry Chian (16:00) finished first PALO ALTO -Corona ---- ---:and second, respecl1vcly, at the m1rbor-det-Mm-Hfgh-senio,,.._."Fr!tM.lr---::-""lllr---:ff1'ANC-IA 1•, LMHINA-IHHS H eritage Run SK Saturday. Clark posted a time of 19:31 "Laguna Hills 1 o . 1 4-6 "he Pirotes opened play with n 12-10 win over E l Ct\mino, then moved on to top San Diego M esa, 12-8, and Rio H ondo, 15·6. Wright had 26 kills, but host -~4 Sou,thern Cahlorn1a COiiege . ' ...... • was swept by Diola Saturday, L :.iura Doering, 23, to pped the women's to win the girls Division Ill Est.inci.1 4 3 s l-14 SK fie ld in 18:11, more than. a minute race Saturday at the Stanford Invitational. Llgun• Hills scoring: Couttu s, McCranny 1. ~ves: n/a. faste r than her closest competitor. The Sea King girls finished fourth. Eslilltci• scoring: Wo1yman 6, Bollenbach 5, Jessup Shad Wicker pactd OCC with 1.0 com- 18-16, 15-11, 17·15. The Vanguards fell to 13·4, 3.3 in the Golden State A thletic Conference. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE B.H. Gertter, Jr., 111 351h w.s.c. inc .. (CA), 2021 E. men.ced 10 transact busl· All M. uyas Govind Jawalker PUBLIC NOTICE -------------"------•----------------·--St., Newport Beach, C Whllester, Suite A, Ana· ness under the Fictitious Tills llatement was filed This statement was liledi---------P.!JBUCJtOnCE cna1210257 FlctJtkM.la FlctUlot'.aa 92660 helm, CA 92806 · Buslneb Name(s) fisted wllh tile County Clerk of with the County Clerk ol Flcllllou1 NOTICE'fO • Bualnen Neme Bualneu N•me This business Is -.e ~his -buslnes is_coa,. bo~n:Jl/L. Orange County on Septem· Orange County on Seplem. BualnH• N•me • STATEMENT OF CREDITORS OF lt•t•ment Statement ducted by: a general part· dueled by: a corporation BenjamlnACido"belbenes ber 27, 1994 ber 23:1994 St•t•m•nl ABANDONMENT OF BULK SALE The following persons are The followi persons ara nershlp . The reglstrant(s) com· This slatemenl was flied Fl23254 Fl22913 Th• lollowlng persons are ··usE OF FICTITIOUS (SECS. lt04 doing business as: doing buslne~ as: The reglstrant(s) co"!· menced to transa<:1 busl· with the County Clerk or Published Newport Beach· l>ubllshed _Newport Beach· doing business as: BUSINESS NAME 8t05 UC C j DAVE & JIMS GAADEN· SOUTHWEST LIM111:0, menced to transacl bus•· nesa under the F1clit1ous Orange County on Seplam· Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Oc· Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Oc· S.L. TANNER DESIGNS, The folloWlng persons ·' ' • ING & LANDSCAPING, 622 234 E. Seventeenth St., ness under the Flclltlous Business. Name(s) llsted ber 23• 1994 lober 3, 10, 17, 24, 1994: tober 3, 10, 17, 24. 1994. 2655 Vitia Ornaa.. New· have abandoned the use ol . Escrow No. 17th St., Huntlngton Beaeh, 1210, Costa Mesa, CA Business. Name(s) fisted above on.9-28-94 . Flll942 MS33 M525 port Beach. CA 92li8o the Fictitious Business 15495-CS CA 92848 92627 above on. 9-20-94 W.S.C. Inc .. Andrew Ben· Published Newpor1 Beach· Sally Tanner Pouuoll, Name: a) ORANGE COAST Notice Is hereby gl'4en to James Michael Aker. 622 Dan Shapiro, 260 Cagney Michael Mino ' gl•, Secretary Costa Mesa aauy Pilol.Oc· PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 2655 Vlsla Omada, New· WINDOW MAINTENANCE, Cfredllors of the within 17th St .. Huntington Beach. lJ'I., Newport Beach, CA This llatemenl was filed Thia statement was flied tober 3, 10, 17• 24, 1994. · port Beach, CA 9266o b) ORANGE COUNTY WIN· named seller thal a bulk CA 92648 92660 · with th! County Clark of with the County Clerk of M519 Flctllloua Flclllloua This business Is con-p DOW MAINTENANCE C) aale Is about to be made of Maurice Sanford Aker, 622 Geor~• Falardeau 1820 Or ,·county on Saptem-Or • County on Septem-BualMn N•m• , Bualne .. N•m• d~d bY lll..iruSl~ 1---~---.t~A¥-MEB<ERS-"WIN· .lb.• uutL..du.c..tilaJ -Gt., H~ • ree11b1tar Rcr.;-Gillndal , '..... ~'f etMn t•tement-he reglitrant comme_nc_e_d_ DOW MAINTENANCE 1652 below. CA 92648 · CA 91207 Fl22938 F823483 The lollowtng persons are The fotlowlng peBOlls are to Jtansact business under g1 p al in w S1 It a. g ti A Cr b1 SI 111 Cl m b1 E \<( 111 di h1 1n E p p v E p w b- I Q SI le cc p1 al C< w ar S1 \\ JI Ill f , c JO Ill pr a a1 JI cli WI 95 Fl (f lh M VO in M ro u~ N1 t:i VO dl •mo Er de til "'' pi M Q. m f• Newporl Blvd.. C:osla ~~e nam1tf and b::;lnas~ Della Elaine Aker, 622 171h This business ts -oon-Published-Newport Beact\· Published Newport Beach· Flctllloua doing business as: doing business as: lhe fictitious name(s) listed Mesa, CA 92627 ~Er;~vet 11~eCseA cfJ: St., HuntlngtOll Beacti. CA ducted by: cO.partners Costa Mesa D~ly Piiot Oc· Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Oc· Bualneaa N•m• CREATIVE STAINED/ Dolee Ristorante, 800West above on: notappllcable The Flcltlious Business FORNI.A CORPORATION., 9T2641 8 b I I 'l'lle reglstranl(s) com-tober 3, 10, 17, 24, 1994. lober 3, 10, 17, 24, 1994. St•tement LEADED GLASS, 20191 Coast Hwy.. Newport SaJly T. Pouuoll Name referred 10 above h s us neu • con· menced to transact bull· MS16 MSlO The lolloWlng persons 81e Cape Coral Lane, 1207, Beach. CA 9263 This s1a1ement was tiled was Med In Orange county 1024 BAYSID E DRIVE, ducted by: an unlneorpo-neu under the fictitious doing business as: i:iunllllgton Seaclt, CA Dole• Rlstoranle Inc .. with the County Clerk ol on 4 ·1 s .9 4, F 11 e ~2~~0RT BEACH, CA rated association other bu1lness name(s) llatect PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ROBERT M. TEPPER & 92646 (CA), same a1 above Orange Coun1y on Seplem· No.F490902 than a pal'tnershlp above 011: 7·20-94 ASSOCIATES, 16101 Gold· Marlane Saurer, HIT\• as lh(1 bual"ass is con· ber 27, 1994 ..,Ooborah Sutterfield, 318 The location In Callfornla The registrant(•) com-George Falardeau FlcdUoua Flctltloua enwast St., Huntington above ducted by: a corporation Fl23220 'S(. Andrews Rd .. Newport ~; :~: ~~/~ ~=~~ S~~~~ menced to transa~ .~II-Dan S/\aplro Bualne•• N•m• Buslnea N•me Beach, CA 92647 This bu1tneu Is con-Tile reglstrant(s) com· Pubilshed Newport Beach· Beach, CA 92663 Dr Corona d'el Mar Cati-ness under 1M Cli!l<>US Thi• atatement was filed lt•t•ment ll•tement Robert M. Tepper, 505 ducted by: an Individual menced to ~ansact busl· Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Oc· This business was con-10;~la • . B~ln911. Name(•) hlted with the County Clerk of The followlng peraon1 are The followlng persons are Morning Canyon Rd., Co-The reglstranl(s) com-ness under Iha llct11lous tober 3 10 17 24 1994 ducted by an individual As titted by the seller all ~ ~ onS 8·ir d Ak J Orange County on Seplem· doing business as: · doing buslna$s es: rona del Mar, CA 92625 mancad to transact busl! business name(s) llsled ' ' ' ' M53o Deborah Su1terl1eld lh b 1 n &ncs 1u1 ce an or •r r. ber 23. 1994 a) PRIMECARE GERIAT-IN YOUR PRIME 2006 This buslnau la con· ness under the fictitious above on: n/a ThJI slatemenl was flied ~d::es=sne~:ed am:: the This •tatecment Cats m4 F822H4 RI cs 0 F 0 RANGE Hemlock Way. Santa Alla. ducted by • general part· buslneu nama(s) listed Dole• Rlstoranle Inc., PUBLIC NOTICE w11h the County Clerk ol H iier within three ears be-with the ounty erk o Published Newport Beach· COUNTY, b) PRIMECARE CA 92704 nets/lip above on: Not Applicable (CA), David Axe, Pres. Orange Counly on Septem· fore the dale sucl list was Orange County on Septem-Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Oc· IRVINE MEDICAL GROUP, Joseph Patrtck Cosgrove, The registrant commenced Marlene Saurer This s1a1ement was ftled Flctltloua • ber 23, 1994. sent or delivered 10 the ber 23, 1994 tobe 3 10 17 24 1994 4950 Barranca Parkway, same as above to transact business under This stalemenl was filed with the County Clerk ol BualneH N•m• Pub~shed Newport Beach· buyer 81e· · F822932 r • • • • MS23 Suite 306A. hvlne, CA Helene Singer, 394 t E. lhe ficUllous name(s) listed with the County. Cieri< of Ora"ge County on Seplem· ll•l•menl Costa Mesa Pilot Septem-The names and buslneu Published Newport Bllach· 92714 South Bristol St., 1331, above on: 6-4·74 Orange County on Septem· ber 23, 1994 The following parsons are ber 3, 10. 17, 24, 1994. addresses of ~ buyer are: Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Oc· PUBLIC NOTICE He1bert H. Lee MD MPH Santa Ana, CA 92704 Ro.l>'rt M. Tepper ber 2~. 1994 F823228 doing business as: ___ ....,.. _____ .,.....~_,...M ... 5_.1_11 RAYMOND A. WATKINS 9 tober 3. 10, 17, 24, 1994. Inc.. (Californla), 2011 This buslneu Is con-1:hi5 i•tement waa flied Fl23248 Published Newport Beach· MOEIMAGE OESIGN 746 PILOT CLASSIFIED ALUMBRE, RANCHO M51 2 Flctltloua Westclitt Or., 12, Newpor1 ducted by a limfled Uablllty 0•th 1118C County ~lerk of Published Newport Beach· Cos111 Mesa Dally Pilot Oc· Uesleyan Bay, Costa Mesa, 11·1 the resource you SANTA MARGARITA, CA PUBLIC NOTICE Bualneaa N•m• ~e~ch, bCA 912660 1 CTo. 1 d b~:i~e 19i~nty on eptem· Costa Mesa Daily POot Oc· tober 3, 10, 17, 24, 1994. CA 92626 can count on to sell a 92688 Stat•"'•nl h s us ness s con· he reg strant commence ' . tober 3, 10, 17, 24, 1994. M527 Jeffrey N. Moe, 746 Ues· m riad or merchan· The assets to be sold are TM followl sons are ducted by a corporation 10' trans~ct business under . F823225 M537 leyan Bay, Costa Mesa, CA dl~e Items because described In general as: FlctltkM.la dol buslne~ ~ Registrant ,.has not yet Ille lle1luous nama(s) U1ted Published Newport Beach-PUBLIC NOTICE 92626 our colum~s com 01 FURNITURE, FIXTURES, BuslneH Heme sc"a PHARMACY; 1821 E. begun.lo transact business above on: Oct. 1993 Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Oc-PUBLIC NOTICE This business 11 con- llfl d b P EOUIPMj:NT, MACHINERY, St•t•ment Oyer Road Santa Ana CA u"der 1he fictitious name(s) .J.P. Cosgrove . tober 3, 10, 17, 24, 1994. Flctlllou1 ducted by an lndlVldual . qu1fi e uyers 10 LEASEHOLD IMPROVE· The following peraons_are 92705 · ~ • • listed above. T_hls 11a1emen1 was filed Ms28 Fictitious Busln•s• N•m• The registrant commenced ca MENTS. GOODWILL AND doing buslnas1 u : Tokos Medical Corpora· Herb H. Lee, President wilh tile County Clerk of . BualnHI N•m• ll•l•m•nt to 11anaac1 business under 842•5878 BUSINESS NAME. and are PREFERR ED SECURITY lion( Caltlornla) l82l East This slalement was filed Orange County on Septem· PUBLIC NOTICE St•t•m•nt The fotlowlng persons are the flcll\lous name(s) fisted located at: 1024 BAYSIOE SYSTEMS, 18115 Redbud Oyer Road sa~ta Ana CA with the· County Clark of ber 23, 1994 The following persons ate doing business as· above on: g.24.94 P ,. . . . . . HAllOI &AWN· MOUNJOLM c.m.i..y • Mof1uaty Cl\ef* • Crematory "S~rving-All Foi1hs" 1625 Gisler Coata Meta ..... DRIVE, NEWPORT ,ilEACH, Cir., Foun~n Valley, CA 9~705 ' ' Oraoge County on Septem-F122959 Flctltloua doing business as: GOLOEN WEST WINDOW Jeffrey N. Moe CA 92660 92708 This business Is con· ber 23, 1994 Published Newport Beach· Bualneaa N•m• SOUTH COAST PACIFIC SERVICE. 319·A 16th This statement was filed The business name used Joaaph 0 , DeN1mbo, ducted by: 1 corporation · F Costa Mesa Dally Piiot Oc· lt•ternent APARTMENTS, 2201 S. Pa· Place. Costa Mesa, CA with the County Clerk or by the utter at that loca· 18115 Redbud Cir., Foun-The 1egistrant(sf com-Pubflshed Newport Beach· lobar 3 10 17 24 1994 The following persons are cllic Ava., Santa Ana. CA 92627 Orange COunty on Septem· lion Is: "WE TRAVEL" taln Valley, CA 92708 menced to transact busl· Costa Mesa Oaily Pilot Oc· ' ' ' ' Ms 24 doing bush'4JSS as: 92704 Mark Puco, 3t9-A 16th ber 27, 1994 The antlclpaled date of Ed Newman 7234 Unlver-neu under the Fictitious tober 3 10 17 24 1994 UNIVERSAL PRECISION Chris Chon, 13229 Beach Place, Cos ta Mesa, CA Fl23252 the bulk sale la October 21, sity Drive, Moor Park, CA Business Name(s) listed • ' • . MS20 PUBLIC NOTICE ENGINEERING. 3026 Soulh St., Cercitos, CA 907034 92627 Pubhshed Newport B·each· 1994 at the office of Es· 93021 above on: 8·1·94 Orange Ava., Santa Ana CA Sunny <;:hon, 13229 Beach This business Is con. Costa Mesa Daily PJtot Oc· crow Forum, 23161 Lake Ausaell Kevs. 21274 Beach Tokos Medical Corpora· PUBLIC NOTICE FlcUtloua 92701 St., C1m101, CA 9070!> ducted by an Individual Canter Dr., 1120, El Toro, Blvd., /I.pl F201, Huntington tlon, Nicholas A. Mione, Busln••• N•m. Fernand P. Yung, 927 This buslnau Is con-The registrant commenced tober 3, lO, 17• 24, 1994. CA 92630 Beach, CA 92648 E.oc. yp &. CFO flcutloua Stetement South l,aurel SI., Sant• ducted by a Joint v90tu.e to tnrnsaCI business undaf M534 This bulk aale Is aub)ect This bualn•" 1111 con-This 11atement was filed Bualnen N•m• Tile following persons are Ana, CA 92706 Thi reglslrant commenced lhe fictitious name(s) fisted PUBLIC NOTICE lo Calllomla Unllorm Com· ducted by a gener part-wflh the county Cleik ol St•temenl doin buslnesa as: . Thia business la con· to transact business u.nder above on: 9·85 merclal ·Code Section nerahlp Orange county on August The following persons are SOL°uTIONS 16551 Hill· ducted by: an Individual the fictitious name(s) hsted Mark Puro Flclllloua 6106.2. The registrant rommenced 15. 1994. doing business as: vlew, Unit B, Huntington The registrant(•) com· abo~e on: 0.20-94 This st~temenl was flied Bu1ln•n N•rn• " IO IUbject the name to transact bus neu under FIJ8902 NCWPOAT PACIFIC REAL s..ch CA 926488 (Tleoced to ttansacl bus!-Chrrs Chon Will\ lb• CoUllly Clelll oJ 11 t I '9nd-.d'Or ... of41M penon the ftctltlou9 name(•I listed p bit h N ESTATE INC 2400 w F d • 1 k w R di neu undet the rfctlllous Thia statement was flied Orange County on Septem-•.•men with whom clalma may be at>ove on: 9/20194 u s ed ewport Beach-·· • 11 " c · e arn, buslnHt name(s) listed wllll the County Clerk ot ber 27 1994 The following persons are filed la Escrow Forum, JoMph 0 . 0.Mmbo Coala M1tsa Dally Pilot ~oa':i ~wy .. 12, Newport 16551 HlllvleB, Unit CB, above o": 9-26-94 Orange County on Septem· • F123255 doing business a.s: 23161 Lake C.nter Dr Thia statement was filed September 12, 19, 26 Oc· eac • A 92~ Huntington each, A Fernand Yung ber 2'7 1994 IRON ART ENTERPRISES, 1120 e Toro CA 12630' with the County Cletk of tol>ef3 1994 . Newport Pacific Real Es· 92649 Thia statement wa fled ' Fl23221 Published Newport Beach· 24292 Augustin St. Mlss1on and the lut date for fillnQ Orange County on S.plem-· · m493 tale Inc., (CA), 2400 W. Thia buslneu Is con-with the County c&rk• of Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Oc· Vle}o, CA 92691 ' claim& shall be Oct.ow 20 ber 23, 1994 Coat ~wy., II, Newport ducted by: an Individual Or • Coun on Se tam-Published Newport _Beach· tober 3, 10, 17, 24, 1994. Branko Maralio, 24292 Au. bel , ... _ NI d 1 P .. ,1 .. _.. .. This bu11nass la con-menced to transact busl· • tober 3 10 17 24 1994 CA 92691 which Is th• bualne•:~ FeaaHS PUBLIC NOTICE Beach, CA 92663 Tilt reglstrant(s) com-be~ 1994 ty P Costa Mesa Dally Ptlol Oc· MS32 gustln St., Mission Viejo. ore u,. • a• • u ... s.,.,.. Newport Beac... Flclltloua ducted by a corporallon ness under the Fictitious F823224 ' ' ' ' MS38 PUBLIC NOTICE This business i . Niii •lml fled above. Co11a Mna Dally Pilot Oc· Tti. registrant commenced Business Name(•) II.sled Published Newport Beach-'ttacttd b an 1 divlds con D•t•ch hplell'tbw 7, tobe< 3, 10. 17, 24, 1994. BualnHs Heme 10 transact buslne11 unde< aboVe on: 9-19-94 Costa Me11 Dally Pilot Qc. PUBLIC NOTICE Flclllloua The regl~trant"comr!:!iced llLL lllUWIY 1994 ... WAT· M522 Th f :l•~•m•nt the fictitious name(s) listed Frederick W. Redfern 1ob9r 3, 10, 17, 24, 1994. Flclllloua Buslneu Name 10 transact business under Mortuary * Chapel RAYMOND ... The Piiot 1 0 ow ng.persons are aboV• on: 6·1·79 . This 11a1ement was filed M529 ll•l•m•nl lhe flclltlous name(s) listed Cremation KINI Cl HI d dol~ business••: Newport Pacific Real Es· wilh tn. County Clerk of Busln••• N•m• The followlng persons 811 above on: 1+94 110 Broadw•... Pu bll1had Newpo1t Th• mo:1•~0:prehen-~~N\irL:1go~ER l~h late Inc., David Ktamp, Orange County on Seplem· PUBLIC NOTICE lt•l•rnent doing business as: 8ranko Marelio • 1 • B1acn.Co1ta Mesa Dally C M ' · President ber 23, 1994 The followlng patsons 811 ART'S LANDSCAPING This statement was filed CO.ta Mesa Piiot October 3 1994 stv• •nd current dlr.c· osta esa, CA 92627 Thi• statement Wat filed Fl22931 Flclllloua doing bu1lne11 as: MAINTENANCE 909 Cedar wilh tl)e Count Cl k f Ml·l111 • · MS07 tory of gooda .nd ser-SM~hael £· M;~~·3 2~ N. with the County Cle1k of Published Newport Beach-Buslneu N•m• AMERICAN Al/TO, AUTO Pl., Costa Mesa: CA 92627 Orange County~ S:~tei! 1111•••••••111 -.--------vices around! ~a vcl 921627 • anta Oranga County on Septem· Colla Mesa Dally Piiot Oc· lt•ternent PARTS & ELECTRONIC Arturo Fausto Bernal bet 27, 1994 -~~-----~--------~~~·-------~=·==~-==~~~V.1994 l~r31017~1994 ~~OW-ptt~M~roWMEm~roITTOO,umeas~~ • RU~t • F923227 • • ' • MSt• doing business 11: 457 San lfO"· Irvine, CA Thia buslneu Is con· Publlshed Newport Beach-Pubhshed Newpol1 Beach· WORTHY PRESS, 15602 92714 ducted by: an lndlvldual Co 1 M O .1 p Costa Mesa Dally Pilot 0c;. PUBLIC NOTICE Wilson SI., Midway Clty, Lealla L. Pavtsch. aame The regi11ran1(s) com· 1 t! a 3 ~~a 1 ail 1101 Oc· tober 3 1o 17 24 1~ CA 92655, Diane Brooks, Thia buslneu 11 con-menced to trlllaact busl· 0 r • · 1 • 4, 1994. ' ' • ' MS26 Flolltloua same as above ducted by: an lndMdual nan under the Flcttllous M536 Bualneaa N•m• Greg W. Brook1, same u The re~l1trant(1) com· Business Name(s) tlslad PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE lt• .. tMnt 8r~~· business 1, con-~~':'!d! t~~•Fc~t1~~; =~ r~!t~t:!n., Flctltloua d~~ t~'=~ =~s 818 ducted by: husband and Buslne11 Name(•) listed Thls statement was flied Bu:.~!~!°:!me Bualneaa N•me PENRAV MARKETING wife above on: 9-19·94 • wilh the County Clerk ol SI I S tatement 2791 Harbor Blvd sie' The fegl1trant(s) com· Lealle L. Pavlich Orange' County on Septem· The f 11 !i •rnenl TM folloWlng pttaons .,, 111 Costa Meaa CA menc:ed to tranaacl bust-Tl\11 1tatement was filed ber 23, 1994 dol ~ ~ ng ~1on1 are dolno bultneu as· 92629 • neu under IM llctlllous with thrCounty Clark of F822941 J01 u ness u. A AND Z VIOEO. OAMES Raymond C Pennl~ton buslneu name(•) ll•t•o Orange County on Septem· Pubtlshld N---rt Beach-A UONUMITED, 939 Buoy • • • above on· n/a ber 23 t994 --.. ¥ ve., range, CA 92665 3400 Avenue of the Ms, 1020 Nancy Lane, oata 01808 Br0oka • ,122940 Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Oc·. Lois R. Laatsch, 939 Buoy Costa Mau, CA 92628 Maaa, CA 92827 Thia atatamant was flied lober 3, 10, 17, 24, 1994. Ave., Orange, CA 92665 Abdallataf Abouliellab, Thia bualne11 Is con-with '"-County Clerk of Publl1hed Newport Beach-· M5t8 Thi• l)ualne11 11 con- STARTING ANEW· BUSINESS?? 1215 D StrMt, Apt f202, ducted by: an Individual 01 County on Se tem. Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Oc· ducted by: an lndMdual ~~111!11 Cofon-. CA 917G20 Thi r1gl1tranl(1) com-bet "1t, 1994 P tober 3. 10, 17, 24, 1994. PUBLIC NOTICE Registrant llaa not yal hie ZkarM, 3400 Avenue menced to transact bua1-' F•1321e M517 Flctltl-·• begun lo lrll'lsact busineas •••••••••••••• The Legal Department at the Daily Pil.ot it pkmed .,.. r....11~:u ot the Ml, Costa Mesa, ne11 under IM F1cinlou1 -under the flctitloua n ( ) CA 92629 Bu1lne11 Name(s) listed PubUshed Newport Beech· PUBLIC NOTICE BuslnHe N•m• listed above ama 1 to annqunee a new Jmlia nmu amilabk to new businesses. wt 1vi// nf" SEARCH tk name for you at tW rxtm c~, and saw you tk time and the mp IO the Court Hou.st i1f Santa Ana. n>m, of couN. ttfor the IMrrh Js rompktai wt wiU fik your fiaitiOUJ busina1 namt ft4lmlmt with tht County Ckrk:-publish once a Wttlt for four Uttltt as mp.Umi by law pnd thm fiJ.t yt>Ur proof ofpuUicarion with the County Clnlt. Pkmt~ by ttJ fi~ your fotititM businos stalmlmt at tk Daily Pi"'4 330 W. Bay Sr., CoJta Mesa. lfyou eannJJt stqp b)p~rtdl us at (714) 6424321 and wt wi.U >n.tJkt arrangemmafor you "' handk this procttlurt by mail. If you should haw any farthn-quations, p!Mst tJJlJ us and wt wi/J bt mort than glad to assist JO''· G«Jd luck in your MW business! .. - ' •' Thia bu1lne11 la con-above on: not applicable Cotta M ... Dally Piiot Oc-lt•t.ment LOls R. Laaiach ducted by: • glOefal part· Ra~ C. Pennington tot>et 3, 10. 11. 24, 1994. FlcUtlou• TM fohowlng per1001 ar1 Thi• statement wu filed l')etahlp Thi"• 1tatemant was flied M»t Bust....e Neme doing~""' as: With the County Cle1k of Regl1trallt h.. not yet with the County Cl9rk ol ll•t•ment H Ii H SERVICES, 4950 Orange County on Sepia • begun to transact bullneu Orange County on Septam· PUBLIC NOTICE The following pt<IOf\a are Barranca Parkway 1308, tr-be( 21, 1"4 IT\ under IM ftctltlou1 name(a) ber 23, 1"4 doing business u : vine, CA 92714 PUHIO M=~bove. F822937 •• ! .... loUUouNa TECH VANTAGE, •7 Cam-Harbert H. LH, 2011 Published Nl'WPOJ1 Beach- .,.. Putllilhed Newpor1 s.ach--· .. ..... brla Drilla, Coronl del Mar, WHlchff Dr •• 12, Newport COii.a M This statement was tiled Cotta Meu Dally Pilot Oc:· ltal•••nt CA 92625 eeac11, CA 92"0 NI Dally '.llCM Oc-wltn ltle County Clerk of tober 3 10 17 24 1994 The foltowlng per•one ar-Golllnd Jawaklar. 47 Cam-Thia bualneu 11 con. IOber 3, 10, 17, 24, 1"4. ~County on Septam-• • • ' MSIS doing bu1lne11 as: brla Drive, Corona def Mar. ducted by: an tndlvtdual M535 befl, 1994 NEWPOA'f SYST,EMS CA92e25 R1gl11ran1 has not yet Bu II S II PU10M PUIUC NOTICE ,,,,TL, 1n RIVerslde St.. Thi• bu1lne11 II con-beOun IQ lfanNC1 bullneas y ci.:.1~nd It. Published Newport Beecflo. 11090. Newpot'l Beach, CA ducted by: an lndlVldual under the flciltlOUI name(•) • Co1w MISI Dllty Pllot<oc· f1otltlou• 9213 The reglatrant(a) com-1111ed abovt. Can't aeem to IObtr 3, 10, 17, 24, 1994. Bualne .. N•IM All M. ltyaa. 1n Alvereldt menced to 1rlntlct bUll· Herbttt H. lM M513 Btetement l1090.·NawPOJ1 Beach, CA ne11 ~ lti. fictitious Thia ... tem.nt waa flltd g.1t to all those --------------1'ht following '"83 bualne" name(•) listed .tUI the County Cter11 01 repair Job PUIUC NOTICE ~business f!:.aons at• Thia buarne11 11 con-ebov9 on: 341·_. Orange County on Septem. • --------· ducted by: an lndlVldl.Mll btf 2,, 1994 llound tM house? Pletltloue U l MITED .PERSONAL The rtglatranl(I) com-PILOT CL.Alall'l•D P•UMI Let ... e PEAIPH~RALS. 2511 Bow· menc4"1 lo trMMCt bu I-ll'I th• rHourc• you ' "' ......... ....... dOln Pl., COlta M.... CA ,,... under IM flctltl~• cen C0Un4 on to ••II • Publi9hed Newport hactt. Cle••lfled The A-::!on. .,. ~ ACedo Dalbenes bUSlftlH l'llml(I) lilted myrl•d of m9fch.,,. =a~ 1~~ ~ Oc· •.mo. ~~as· H1f Bowdoin Pl Co ta aDoYa on: N3-t4 d i" Items, ~· ·' ' ' ' ' DI t w !'IT! AN . a'T ATE s Maaa, CA t2l2t ., • WMtl\9' you't• buying °"' cotumM compel • M521 rec OfJ OEOTICHNICAI.., 2121 !. Thll bU1lntH 11 con-Ot .. 111"9, Ctaaalfled qualified buyere to Sell )'OUr home help you ftnO I. --.... Mt A. AN-dUcttd by: an lndMdual coveJa -'1 vour Medal o.iu Ma ... '1a lhrM!' claumecs. flllabla '*P· M6m. CA 12IOI The regl1trant(a) com-~·H7a Ml·M71 • NewPOrt Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Monday, October 3, 1994 9 PUIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES CNIUOUM Ing. Your tppeuence on OIJ01190 •• DoCUt America NT & SA 8111k WLLSELL AT PUBllC AOC-to be 8!i0 HALYARD •26. SubSld111YOl flt RyllnO Gfoup Fiie .... FIHH• FtciiOOUS 8uslllt1iS Nll!ll St.111· Fiii Ni. FmMI NOTICE Of mey be In person or by No 90-405198 80011 •• rUPtcylP ecloaur~ Dept TION TO THE HIGHEST SID NEWPORT BEACH. CA SIGNED, Tiit Ryland Group, tne FICTITIOUl~U me(ll musl tit flltO btlort 11111 Fl£'TJTIOUl...u& PUBLIC NOTICH PUILJC NOTICES PUli.IC NOTICE Pl fl I eo. TO your ettorn1y. Pav• • • o I 0 IIIc1 e I Adn Lita Oungo 19963 DER FOR CASH Cpeyable 11 92663 111d M J Block & Sons Inc By NAME ITATE•lfT lllM Tiit llilnO Ol 11111 SIJllmenl UMf ITATHIElfT ADl .. 11:R IF YOU ARE A Recofdi In the olflc:e of 10IOO Valley VI" Sllett time ol nle in liwfUI money The undarstgnad T1u11ea Jultt1C.Cl\¥ptt1g,Ass1 Sec .. The lolotW!g penon(s does not of llMll 11.1#lorta Sit The J°'°'*'O person(s) ESTATE Of: CREDITOR. or a contln--&he l\ecorder ot Orange Cyr.us, CA 110630·0012 ollha U111tedSta1es, by cash, dtaeta1ma any t•tb1l11y for any Rlglstrant 11aS1101 )'ti btgu ISMe dOlllQ busltltst • uM Ill '111 Jll19 of • flCl)llOus IS/Wt doing b11Sllt51 a SUt.· RICHARD HOLUS s•nt creditor of the Coua:!r, California, ... Te ephooe No (714 , cashier's checlt drawn by inc:o111c1ne11 ol 111e s11e11 to transact bUslnen undtl Ill MEDITERRANEO 630 LI Bus.nns Namt In V\OlatlOn of WEST fUR~ITURE MAHUfAC· ADAMS eceeeod, you '!'Ult file :,u by. T.![n 8 Rich· 220-3435 1 '1at• or natoonal bank a iddiasa and othar common h11t1!1ous 1>us111ess name PARK. DRIVE NEWPOR ltll nghts of *'o#lef undet fed TURER 1261 Soutll Tan Avt· your claim with the • an unmamad woman Said •••• will be made h k d b ' 111 neuon if an 11 wn namts llSltd lltrtln BEACH CA 92660 1111 State OI common law (Stt nut Anallt1m Clflfom1192806 CASET N0811 h. A1 17b491fl4 chou1t and moil a copy to ,,!;1\;e~:' J0u~1:1 :~: but wtlhOYI co11anant o ~.:;,., ~=--d~t ~n8.o~'":r °! htf~n S~ld ui!' !/:be Thts sta"ment was filed with TIBERIUS INC Stc110111••00 ti ltQ 8us111tn SOFA DIRECT, INC, a ~ o • "· ene • t o personol roprosenta· e warranty, ••pra11ed o • de bu 11 1 Ille County Cler11 of Olaog COfl)orallOn 2•2 and Pfo!eSSlons Code) lornLa corporadon 1261 South clarlet, creditOfl, co,,. tive eppolntod by tho der •or caah (payable ••Implied, r~ardlng t111e check drawn by a amt o1 ma ' t w11 out covenan County on September 20 1994 ORM NEWPORT flr1tFll111g Tait Avenue ANl!ttm CalllOlnLa dngent credltofl, I nd court within four time ol u le In lawful po11eulon , or encum feder~I uvlngs end loan ' warr•ntv. expressed or NOTICE-This fk:tltlous Nam' 92660 Al.OEIH'flllMEICAOWCOA,. 92806 ' • pereon1 whomeyother-month• from the date money of the United brancH , lor lh• purpoa assoclltion, savings ... implied, regarding 111111' po'· Statement expires 11\'e years fhls business 11 eonduc:tad 11326Soutn St TI11s bus111ess 1$ conducted wiH ba lntorHted In of first issuance of Sta las) at. Al lhe North ot aatlafying lhe lndebl· aoci11lon •. or s~v•nQs bank session, or oncumbrancu, to from ltlt dlll It WU hied In ltle bY a cort>oratlon Cemtos CA 90793 b a corporation the w ill or Htete, or letters es provided In ~:~~l untrance, t o the edneu aec:ured by ul specified"' secli171 5102 of pay tha remaining principal Dllkle of Ille County Cler1t A ne SlGNfD TIBERIUS INC a Cali •Newport Baach·Costa Mesa srGNED SOFA DIRECT, INC. ey·• both, of: RICHARD tectlon 9 l 00 of th Civl Y Counhoud, 700 o.ad ol Trull lncludln th• _Flnenelel Co~• end au-sum of the note Isl secur,ed Flctlaous Business Name •State· loinll co1po11tion. By Rober! Dally Pllof Frank Nguyen, President HOLLIS ADAMS Calif i p • 0 c Center Drive Weit, Iha IHI, ch argH and elC· thotilodto do busness In th11 ~said Deed 01 Trust, witll menl must be filed before Itta Manno Presl4ent CN273166 The r lstranl commenced 10 A PETITION hH The 0'ti~e ro~~:e c,ftft ~~.~u. 8~~1'1n~!r:~! ~~~t: ~naea 01 the Truaieo statel. At: At the North front interest thereon. u provided time. The lillng of ltlls statemen Reg~tlant'hes not yet begun Del 3,10 17 24 transact ~slness under trle lie· bHn filed by U .S • claims will not explr~ veye<J '° and now held ~ "~1·~~.~n:.~.:;•d ~nt1tnce to the C~ty Coun-Id note(~I. advin;:\ 11 does not of llstll autttortzl tile to transkt buS1ness under the ~llous bustness name or nam.s· TRUST COMPANY OF before four m onths by It under said Dead of Notlco ol Delaull an °.use, 700 Civic Center ;~Y·d erTt e terms 0 1 1 use Ill lhlS stal8 of a Ac•ttous llcooous business name 01 PUBLIC NOTICE hsttd above on September 8, CALIFORNIA, N.A. In from tho heerin d Tru111 In the property alt· Electlon to Soll to btt ro Dnve West, Santi Ant, CA. e rust, estimated Business Name In vtoladon of names llSltd h11e1n 1994 th• Superior Court of noticed obovo g ate uated In aald county corded In the count all right, tttle and Interest lees, ch11ges and opensas ltlt t1aN:s of another under Fed· fhlS st11emen1 was tiled Wltl'I Fiie No. fU25•1 This statement wa filed witn Callfornla. County of \>OU MA y EXAM· Cahfornia deecnbed .,; where the real propert conveyed to and nowlleld bV of 1111 Trustee end of the erll. Stale, Of common raw (S.. l!'le coonty Clerk ot Orang FICTITIOUS IUSINESS tilt countv Cle~ ol 0raw1oe Orange. INE the 11 I< t b h Lot 48 ot Tract .2215 In la 19C•tad and more than It under uld Dud ol Trus1 trusts cruted by u1d Deed Section 14400 et seq, Business Counrv on September 27 1994 NAME STATEMENT County on Sep1tmbe120 1994' THE PETITION re-court 11 1 0 ep Y t 0 uu1 Clly 01 Cot\a Meu three m 0 nth a ha v In tho properw situated In ol Trust, 10-w11: and Prolesslons Codt). NO'TICE·ThlS Ficcllous Name Tiit loDowlng person(s~ NOTICE-This Actllk>ut, Name quest• thet U.S. TRUST ton 1·ntoyreosut odre1• ptohr· as per Map recorded In elap1ed i lnce auc11 re said County, Celilorn11 de· $129,818 88 p11m111d ftrstflN~e~ortn·-"·C Statemeen'da!ll~11r~ 11~d tn~es V~LL.EYdolngYbusSl"~LessTHasE"~~. 1srtaomte~en10a~lt ~ 1tte0 .~. CQMPANV OF CALI· 0 n e Boui. 1 Ob,· Pege 34, ol cordallon scribll'}g the land therein: Accrued interest and ad· "" °"""'' .. , WY• .., u1 " PH "" ""'"' u1 ,. ..... ,.. "' u• FORNIA, N.A. be ap· es1tete, you may file M1scet1aneou1 Mapa, In Equitable Oeutl Com· EXHIBIT A itlonal 1dv1nces, 1l1ny, w~I Daily Pllo Ottlce ol lhe County Clerk Ant 3744 S BRISTOL STREET. Olla ol tM Counff Clerk A ntw pointed 81 personal Rw th tnt court • fo'"?ol the Olllce of lhe County pany1 as 1 TnA11tee, Tru11 PARCEL 1: Umt 26 es increue tll1s figure puor to CN210572 FlcilbOus &s1ness Namt State SANTAANA.CA927~ Flcotlous BuslneSS Name Stall· representetive to odmln· e<\uut for. Special Rtleorder of said ~ounty. o .. a Unit 18 4 34. :t:i::i Sho~n end Descubed on sale. Sep 26, Oct 3, 10,17 ment musl be Med before Illa JANA GRAF, 622·42·9029, ment must be rued btlore that iller t he estate of the ~otJce of the fiUng o~ an EKcepl therefrom •II oh, SOuth lteaudry Avenue, T11e1 Cenain condominium The llentl1c111y under utd bme -The l~ing ot ttlts statemen 3H4 S liRISTOL STREH time. The filing ol Olis statement decedent. inventory end appre1aal gas, m111erala and other 11lh Floor, Los Angeles Plan Re;orded in Book Dead ot Trust heretofore does POI of llS411 aulhorize Ult SANTAANA.CA92704 does not ol Itself autl'IOftzl th• THE PETITION re-of Hta~~ esleta or of hliydrucarbon •ubs&ancH CA 90017 • Telephon 13644, Page 799 or ornc1al executed end delove1ed to Iha PUBLIC NOTICE use '"'lhlS stall of a Flet!llous This business Is conduelld use Ill ll'llS stall ol a FicttlOuS questt • euthority to eny potJ.uon ~r acco~nt ytng below • depth ol Number. (213) 34!>·8953 Records ol Orange County. ndarslgned e wr11111) Dec· Business Name In vk>laUon of bY an Individual Business N1me In violation of administer the Htate H proV1dod In IOCllon 500 teal without any By. Nora Tc haparian Cehlorn • • aretion of Default •nd De-Fiie No. Fl21011 the 11gllts of anotne1 und11 Fed-SIGNED JANA GRAF lllt flQhlS ot anolher under Fed· • 1250 of tho California right lo enter upon lhe Tru11ee Sale Ollie: er 1 · FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Slate 01 common law (Set Tilt registrant eommeooed to eral, State, 01 common law (Set under the ~ndependont Probate Cod'e. A R • slJ(tace or fhe sub1ur-Date. 09116194 PARCEL 2: An Und1v1ded mend for Sale, end• w11uen NAME STATEMENT 11on 14400 et seQ •Business ttansaet boslness under tne he· SeeLon 14400 et stQ. Bus~ Admlnl1tret1ol_l of E~-quest for S . I N • e lace of -11d lend above ASAP139061 1/26th Interest es a Tenant Notice of Default end Election The lol!ov.1ng person and Professions Code) tttlous .business nanit or names and PfolesslOlls Code) tato~ Act. (Th11 authon• f . P~t:I rtico a deplh ot 500 leet, as 9126. 100, 11111 u In Common 1n and to Lot I, to Sell. Tiie undersigned IS/ale doing business as DEE Flfsl rung listed above on September 1, fnt futng ty will allow tho·peflon• hrm 11 evei a 0 rom provided in 1n11trument the Common Area ol Tract ceusedsetd Nottce of Default LIQUOR & JR MART 6326 N· ' TIEMPO ESCROW 11 1994 GLENN M MAICATAHI Esq al reproso'?tativo to toke ~~=rt ,cto~ • • • ot Record. PUBLIC NOTICE No. 10849, Recorded"' Book and Electoon to Sell to be COLN AVE , 'K'. CYPR c 4590 Mac:.lrthur Btvd Ste 175 This statemenl was filed wilt\ • po Box423S many • oct1on1 without Robert Jt Un..'"£,.-· The lot.al amount of the NOTICE OF 4 ~o. P19es 11 end 12 of recorded in the coumv whero 90630 Newport B6ach CA 92660 me County Clerk ol Orange Covina. CA 91723 obtaining court epproy· 4876 M ~ ~ unpaid balance of the TRUSTEE'S SALE l\1isceheneousMaps, Records Ila real propcnv is located TAY SOUKAPHAY. 2895 CA· Ne.vpoit l!aaell·Costa Mesa County on September 20, 199<4 Ne.vport B~·Costa Mesa • al. Before taking certain Suite~ obllga11on uc,ured by T tee Sele No ol Said Orange County. To· 1nd more than three months MELLIA COURT, CORONA. -Daily Pilo NOTICE· This Flctitloos Name Daily Pilot very important action•, Ne Be lhe property lo be sold rua 4 57450 · gether wnll All Improvements have elapsed since such CALIFORNIA 91720. • CN213167 Statemenl expires livl years CN271707 however. tho po!sonol 92:&,°" ach CA and reHonably eaUmal· Ttle 0 ~e; No. 3100170 Located Tll1Jeon. Eiccepting 1ecordatlon HQONG 'SUN. 2895 CAMEL• Oct 3 10,17 2• from the dale II was flied In the Sep 26. Oct 3,10,17 ropresentetlve will be 09126 091 7 ed co11&, e11penses and 1 r N 816361 O Therefrom Condomlniuin PROFESSIONAL FORE· LIA COURT. CORONA. CALI· Ollk:e ot the County Clerk A new • • required to give notice ' 2 'i0/03 adv~nC!J• at the Ume of R~~';f~ 9~·7•37•026. Units 110 26LocatedThere· CLOSURE CORPQRATION. FORNIA91720 ·' PUBLIC NOTICE Flc:titlou~ Business Name State· Can't seem-to to lntoreatod persona PUBLIC NOTICE the mill~ publication ?I OU ARE 1·N DEFAULT UN· on. EJ1cept TherelromAll oa, es Trustee. 5 HUTTON Thls business [t_con<tucted ment must be llled belore thal r.et to all those u nl 0 SI th 0 y h 0 VO thu· Notice 01· Sate II OF TRUST Ges. Minerals and Other CENTRE DRIVE SUITE 1050, by husband and wife. Fiie No. Fl 232•1 dme. The Wing ol 11\ls Stalemanl "' waived n otice or con-NOTICE OF S191 ·~43~7 Payme~t o!~E~ 0~~~89 UNLESS Hydrocarbons belowe Depth SANTA ANA . CA 91707 SIGNED. TAY SDUKAPHAY, FICmtousaUSINESS does not Of Itself authorize tile repair jobs eentod to tho propoeed ' TRUSTEE'~ SALE . r~at ~ t cdah, a CH • OU TAKE ACTION TO PRO of 500 Feet ' Without the Telephone N~mber· (714,I HOONG SUN NAME STATEMENT use Jn this stale ol a Flctittous around the house? action.) The lndepen-Tru1ilee Sale No. -::i~ c ec 1. ra~~ 0~ • ECT YOUR PROPERTY IT Right or su:iaco Entry as 432· 7715 By· Ju he Mc· The registrant commenced to Tht ' tolloVMQ person(sl Bus111ess Name In V!Olat>on of dent administration S1018559·942 'h e .. 0~ na 10": an tate AV 8E SOLD AT A PUB.LIC R se ed In Instrument~ of Combs Tr~ste~Sete Ofllcer transact business under tile he· IS/are d01/lg business as THE 11111 righ~ ol anotner under fed· Let the aut hority will be granted Tille Order No. 4232307 ~r el~der~~w~re~t ·u~lone ALE IF YOU NEED AN R:cb~~ . Dete: 09114194 • Utious business name or nm\esjCATCHER1S MITT, 1350 N eral, State. or common law (See Cla Hlfied unless an Interested Relorence No. 45223&9 or a check drawn by a EXP\.~ NATION OF THE NA PARCEL 3· Non-Exclusive NPP000016 t listed abo~e on NIA l(raemer 81Vd PlacenlJJ c Section 14•00 et seq • Business Service orton files en ob'ection APN No. 42i-1 !i4·05 . 1 1 1 "' • • • PUB· 09 9 n 09 26194 This statement was Med Wlll'l 92670 and Prolesslons Code) p 1 · • J YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T state or edera sav nga URl: OF THE PROCEEDINGS end Ellclusive Easements for · /1 /.,4, / • Ille County Clerk ot Orange MICliAEL FREORICl(SON First FUtng Directory to the petition and u NOE R -A OE E o OF and loan aasoclatlon, AGAINST YOU. YOU Ingress. Egress, Use and El· l 0/03l94 County on September 6 1994 31886 Stoney Creek Road Newport Beach-Costa Mesa s~owe go~d ~·ur3 wh~ TAUSl DATED 07/19/90. sa~no9s b!'~clatlo~il 0~ SHOULD CONTACT A LAW· ~yn:ient In and 10 All Those PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE·Thls Flet>t>oos Narlie T1ab~~yorl CA9.2679 Dally Piiot help you find t e cour s 0~ no UNLESS YOU TAKE AC· 5811, 11 s n spec e • YER. Portions ol the Common Aree Slatemenl up1res llve years SUs.9 FREDRICKSON CN210565 re.Uable-helP:-; grant the iuthority. 0 TION TO PROTECT YOUR ~a~~fa~0£0~~0J ~eu~~. On October 11. 1994, 111 and ~ttictedCommon Area Fllt .NA..llllill lrorn11le da~lt--was llltd 1n the3l886-Stoney C!Hk R&11 --Sep26,0ct3.10.t7 642·5678 • · · PAOP-£ft-T¥;-t-~ rized to do buiineu In OT":OO-P.M .. PROFESSIONAL ofTSaid l iect, as Set Form FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Oita ot ttle County Clerk. A newTlabuco Canyon CA 92679 -:;::::::::::=:::~~::=:~!:::=~~==~==::; petition Wiii be hold on SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. lhla sLale FORECLOSURE COR-in the Declar11t1on ol Cov· NAME STAT~MENT FleltllOUS Business Name State· ThlS business IS conducted October 29, l 994 et IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· lhe 11,081 addreu and PORATION 85 the duly •P· onams, Condi1ions and Re· The followlng person(s ment must bt hied before that tJy husband and wile C 11 642 5678 11 :45 Pd.M. 31~ 01 epht. 7C~3 NATION OF THE NATURE oJher common design•· pointed Tr1,1stee under and striclions.forNewpon Knolls. ls/ale doing business as Br bme The hWlg of !his statemen1 SIGNED MICHAEL FREDRICK a • • 0c:ato et Tt 0 1tv OF THE PROCEEDINGS lion, 11 any, of the real pursuant 10 Deed ol Trust. re-Recorded in Book 13644, Homes. 700 N. Brand BNd does not of llsen au1h01ll9 Ille SON SUSAN FREORICKS0'4 Onvo South. P.O. Box AGAINST YOU . YOU property du crlbed corded on 06114/89 es Doe-Page 756of Olflcial Records Suite 330 Glendale CA91203 use In t111s State Of a FlebLOUS ReglStrant llaS not ~ begun Put a few words l 4 l 71, Orengo CA ~HOULD CONT ACT A above 1s purported lo be: ument No. 89 313945 Sook ol Seid Count'( and Any M. J. Brock & Sons, Inc., Business Name In Violation of lo transact business under !fl 926 1i3.;.b5J ~)BJECT TO t:~WYE,H0,17194 t 1.00 2264 Meyer. Place, Costa •• Page •• of Ollic111 R!cords Amendments Thereto and es Delaware corporation, 700 N tht 11ghts ot a11ottter under Fed· hcbhous business name or k f . h • f h p ,,:1 Eq Ila b 1: D "ed Mesa, CA 92ti27 in the Ori ice of 11\a Recorder Shown on the Condominium Brand et-Id , Suitt 330. Glendale e1al, State. or common law (See nam~s listed herelll t Q W Qr Qr yo U t o granting o t o c • u 0 The undera1gned Tru•I· 01 ORANGE County Cal· Plan lor Each UM. CA 91203 Secllon 14400 et seq . Business • Th\$ stalernent was filed WI • petition, v ou sho!Jld ln°1111~t~~~.~· b au~::·~~ ee discl~ima any hablhty [lornia, eicecutm by: J. ED· Tiie property heretolote The Ryland Group. Inc. and Plolmlons Code) lhe CounJy Clel!t ol Orang appear at th~ hoe~mg with conlinen~al Au~ll-k>r any 111conec1ne11 ot WARD SMITH. A SINGLE described •s being sold ·es Maryland corporallon. 1100 Flrsl fUlng County on September 27 199~ ~nd state your O~)OC· iary company aa ll)• the aJ,reet addreu and MAN, as Trustoi, FAR WEST is0 • The street address and Btolien Land Parl!way, Colum Newport l!aieh·Cosia Mesa NOTICE·Tllis FiCbtlous Nam t10!'S • Qr file Wfltton duly appointed Trustee ~lher common de111gna· SAVINGS ANO LOAN AS· other common des1gnetion, bla, MO 21044 Dal!y Piiot Statement expires live year obioctions with tho und1Jr and pursuant to lion, 11 any, shown here· SOCIATION A COA· if any, of the real property This business Is conducled CN2689-41 trom the date 11 was llleO In Ill court before the hoar· Deed of Trust, recor;ded lnBeneliclafY: Bani. 2\ PORATION •• as Beneficiary. descubed above is purported by M J, Brock Is a v.1lolly Owned Sep 12.19.26 Oct 3 Oltiee of the County Clerk A ne I I I• t' I f , ' -_._\ , ~ 1 ·'·· , ... , .. . . \ '·'· · ' .. I I ,. -~•002-1625 m 2102-2744 ·II 27. \ ~_--·---. 2900-2911 mlJ-. ' . ·'· ' 2t20a11 -. HOUSES/ NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2124 CONDOS BEACH 1069 FOR SALE 3Bd·1:V.Ba. 2 car gar, Loweat Pdctd 2.Sty grndr. Nr achoo I, Mesa Verda nghbrhd, "Port StrHta" grndr $1250 Avl 11/1. . SBR·3BA . move-In Torelli Alty 540-7355 G:r condl 840-5884 A gt 3Br 2Ba twnh1, dbl gar, •Remodeled 4br, 2.ba frplc, x·lg patio, w/d w/marble crown mold· hkup. $975/mo. 669-C Ing etc. Walk to Ba.ck Plumer. 714-366-9631 10\IAL HOUS#IO Bay. $349,000 Mey O P'P'OllTUNITY trod• for NB E'slde Immaculate hse, up or AM r11l 1SUll 1dwt1tlsillt In lhls COM 722·1380 BKA 4Bd (tep mU1er) 2Ba, """''"'la 111'1fcl II Illa fell· 2 car, huge yd, vacant tflt flff ltMilllt Acl DI 1111 II $1300 mo 642-9797 ...... _,.4'11 mMS it Ulltll le lftlftlH "lllY jlftllntllCt. HOUSES/ NEWPORT lll11ltallt11 er lllml111inall•~ CONDOS ~ 11 race. ell«. ,.11,1111. BEAC,H 2169 FOR RENT, IU, llaeflU,, lllllU1ll slllUI ti ............. 11111.u.11 ................... 111111--. -....... ~:· ----JI Al1WG Tiiis ,..,.,.,.. Wiii n•I BALBOA Winter or YrlJ ........, """lllY IMfUH· PENINSUIA 2107 Furn/Unfumlshed ...... "" ...... .-k• 1• 1• 1 Bdrm & 3Bedroom ,....... .. 1111ltw.0. ,....,. $750 to S1800 mo. .. ....., """"'" tllal ~ Ooe•nfront Cottage VIiia Rentals ·-··· """l•tll I• 11111 Winter, 28r 1Ba. ger. 875-4912 ... _ ................. Fum, g!' paid. $1 100. ....ien•_..,""'-111~ **. S.1832•• . ........ l•ln ...... ClllHU 111·1111111·•·414·-,. CORONA * adllafW, DC .. ,,.. ... DELMAR 2122 BEACH ell HUD ll 411·>500. RENTALS 2BR 28A, new White WINT•RW••KLY COSTA MESA 1024 carpet, gar, pool. T•r· 1-4Bd ...... l:JS0-11400 rac••· 11500 Uf\furn. WINT•R (l'URN) 11900 furn. 759-0279 2Bd Oc:nfmt ..... 11895 t9000DOWN 2er 2ea 2·:Yc condo, 3Bd•2ba, cozy trplc, 3Bd ocntmt ..... 11900 4Bd ocnft'nt ... .. 12200 dbl gar. frp c, pool, hdwd flfa, pvt Jard, no ANNUAL $159,900. &42·5290 pet1, 5 17 egonla Studio ••••••••••.•• , .• $500 11500 mo. 758-5745 28d/2Ba ........... S 1200 NEWPORT OorgeoU9 ocean view 2Bd Bal 11 .: ••••• $1 9!50 3Bd bay-dOCk • 12460 BEA CB 1069 hm, 48d•2.1 8a, fam rm-nmodl 3 car gar Full l11vlct l:MOO AG' MG-511 4 Propertr ~mt •Lide .::;r.r:··· 1;;e,.. fen. 38' zea. LIDO D 38d·2ba Thi 'n f .... lux CondO .. S7",000 ~·~ctr.·= LIDO 80UD48d-38a ---=:::.·-x-fg dOCll • 11,500,000 Aval now. U500 IM. 673-ttoO -Pa::i.C•~ Owner, IOI 912-1433 . 2Bd-28a duplH, G• SBd•I + • ta.000,000 r~, 1" blk to bch, ·:=r-COST& IDS& 2124 p orch, 11200 mo. ca1 •7 t•• ·~ Lr (818)$•9-4•3• The CommunlY _..,..,, .. ..,,new IBR a~L Npt NOt1h ........... o....,., nice lbcl condo. Harctwood ""°' Qenlfted H I O A vl Imm ed. floora, 2-car ~· Avail ....... n T~ .. lty M0.1311 9/25 •• ,300, 7·7&83 . I l a ASSIFIED HOURS Telephone 8am-5:00prn Monday-Friday . Walk-In 8:00aril-5:00pm Monday-Friday DAILY PILOT DEADLINES ~onday ............ Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ............. Monday S:OOpm Wednesday ....... Tuesday S:OOpm Thursday ........... Wednesday S:OOpm Friday ................ Thursday S:OOpm -·-- NEWPORT APARTMENTS COSTA MESA 2624 BEACH 2169 FOR RENT 1BR, spacious. pool- 2BR 2BA newer duplex aide, gated, nr beach blk from bch, furn/un-& shoppll'lg. S615/mo. furn, gar, patio, w/d, & Up 842·5858 dtw. $1300. 723-0584 BALBOA 2BR·1BA COTTAGE . Lg encl patio, wshr/ •BEACHFRQNT Lido ISLAND 2606 dryr hkup, now cpt, Isle 4 bd hm, sharp $825 No pet 722·6294 rflmodet, $4500 Bm•ll 1 Br over u•r. •BAYFRO NT prime No gar/pet. Quiet non-AVAILABLE NOW. 2Br area 3 bd, llT)IY room. 1 Ba, lrg kltch, din rm. smkr, $67S Incl u lll. roo f dec k. vu & From $675. 631-4033 Cop/refs. 675-8829 beach. $5500 AGENT VIII• d 'Eate Apta. 631-1400 - Downat•lr• 3Br 2Ba BALBOA E 'ald• 2Br garage apt dplx, frplc, 4-car gar, with stove & refrlg. PENINSUIA 2607 $500/mo .. to"" ulll a1ep1 to bay & beach. No pets. 642-5436 s 1450/mo. 818/359-4539 104 15th St #7 ·Gd EASTBLUFF lab VW/ grdns • 4Bd (or 3 -t loc·2BR 1BA upstt11. NEWPORT den), lg din rm, llv rm sml ocn vw, carport BEACH 2669 wGip. eat-In kitchen. $900 mo-mo. Avl 10/1. S $00 mo; Incl grndr. 720-9422 °' 651-3468 Avl 11/1 760-8130 •1BR $825• Furn winter 2Bd, 1300 2BR 2BA S725/Up 1£1 .. •nt 2Br 2Ba, den, al $975. 1 Bd 1100 al A•t ft:!°"' Our frpl. gated, He, pool, $800. Frplc, HBO, Spec a I Frig, d/w tennl1. Neer Hoag. pallo, (618) 96&-0352 Incl. 60x30 pool. No $1750/mo. 646·077S Penl" Pt. Very lrg 2Br pets. No l aos. No H•rbor View Hom•• lease 845-4855 2Ba S895/mo yearly. Palermo 4Br 2\l!tBa. huge yard. Avl 10/5. Choice areal 1544 2Br 28• 1 hH.JO bch. Miramar Or. 675-1358 Gar, w/d, d/w, l1plc . $2,800&0 . 760-9612 $900/mo lie thru 6/95, Harbor View Homa• Step• to beach. lrg 4Br free utll. 675·0608 2Ba, beam cell, 2 frpt,1 Portoflno. view 4Bd· w/d, d/w, nu cpVmlnla 28R Gorgeous 3.5B a, avl lmmed, $1800/mo yr1y. 67S-1723 $2900 Agt 640·5664 Ocean & Channel H!ft!'IY upgraded 4Bd· VltWlll CORONA a, lamlly rm, r•· Fireplace, veu~d cell· cently renovated, orn· DELMAR 2622 lngt lhru-outt Av111 Im· bit toe. avl lmmedl 1· medlalely 675-8003 I00-745-1628 Agl . Fabuloua 1Br \/Illa Pnt Oceanfront 4Bd·3Ba, Sharp clean 2Bd 1 Ba. Condo,pool vu,f/p,a/c $2950 mo winier; 3Bd· petlo, carport, nu Exercl1e rm. F11hlon 28• $1950 mo winier C:lnVcpt, blinds, nr lal. s 1, 160 760-03'78 h, $950 673-3852 furo (714) 850.1869 LIDO Pa NINSULA Weat Newport nr Udo 1 Bd & 2Bd·' ba, unlla 2Bd h... \Ba, family COSTA MESA 2624 v from $77~$1300/mo. rm, patio. lg dbl gar. Pvt beach/W1lerlront lndg. $1250 mo/lse. 710 Udo P•rk Dr ( ., 98 .. 2228 tees Speolat Lovely 714-e73-4'030 2Br 1 Ba...brlte, lmmac. t-, l>-5pm Mon-Fri new p ntlt I le/er pV Can't Mem lo blind• Oar. &41·5834 MOllTHLV Ai iifAL Until 8/17/95. " blk to get 1o airthoM 1 Mo. Fr .. "ent 2ar bch/pler. Newly redec: repair lob• 1e.. 911, W'alde. New a •xceptlonalty clnn. •ound the hou .. 7 cpVpalnt, $850+$&00 21k 2Ba fum, w/d, ger aec:. Agt, 8$0-1220 ~$1 -4413 lAt the Cl•Hlftff ..... 1oeDlreOt9ty l riihf, 1hlny C.INn 28r t Wintor twnhoU ... atyt9. P.UO, '"'1 """ 311r , ... he4J> you find =· ~ fac. 1100. gar. t11001mo. No rellabi. htlp. arDOf VII at 1548-8091 ...... Kartn,434-1424 ' ·. ~ . ' ' - . (7 14) 631-6594 fitease include your name and · phone nwnber and we'll call you back with a price quote.) BY MAILORIN PERSON: 330 West BCJY Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Comer of Newpon 81\.'d & Bay SL -- NEWPORT VACATION BEACH 2669 RENTALS 2722 Oce•nfront Winter NB OCEANFRONT RENTALS Woe~ly. Fully furn 3Br 2·3Bdrms Property 2Ba, gar. N/pet $1200/ House 842·3850 woek. Karen 434·1424 •Ocnfront 1 Br furn $895 •75' to sand 2Br $1195 RENTALS TO Prkng/lndry/patlo/vtew Nr shops/pier 646·9666 SHARE 2724 STEPS TO SAND B•ck B•~ house, yd. Clean 1 br-gar, lg dock·ulll pd-no pets. Ip. w/d, pet? Musi be Clean. $750. 551·8554 clean, mature. mellow, n/s $445 + ut 852·8806 Bdrm In be•ut quiet MISCELLANEOUS NB home. N S N'D prof respon No pets. RENTiLS $3 95 + UlJI. 760-0t 10 CDM Prol. n/a to ahare 3br, 3ba house w two ROOM'S 2706 females. So. ol PCH 875·8745**** CdM Share 2Br 2Ba 2 •LIDO BAYFRONT• blocks to be a.en Pvt entry, wash/dry, steps 10 bc:h, tonnlS, $500+ 'Arutil. Poln111t· tla Ave. 675.()902 $495/mo 673·6103 CDM•New 3br 2ba Npt Hght• rm/pvt ba. Townhoma, to share w/d, kll. Great place. w/one, patio, f/p. lurn . Empl $450. Jack 726· $495/mo. 645-2579 7022/d 642-6848/e Npt Coa•t NEW luwurl· out twnhome to ahore FIND w/fYrof. No amk/peta. All amen. l\44·8088 , an apartment through classlfled Sell your home through cla11llled. 842·5878 -HOTELS HOTELS •MOTELS 2718 • MOTPLS 27UI -- ;;llCIAL WBl!Ja.Y llA~ FllOMSlSO NBWPOBT BAY INN • Otaa rootat, cable 'IV, PMM. wM.ty ..W _... . CaD For llltrM.C.., 1111! IOTO •wpon ...... Ollila .... . (t14)•1.-. •• ' ...... 1111 . " ~ \ GENERAL POLICY Rate and deadlines are subject ro change without notice. The publi sher . reserves the right to censor, reclassify, re vi e or rtject any classified · advenisement. Plea~e report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accep1 no liability for any error in an adverti ement fo r which it may be re pon ible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the fir t in ertion. -~~ RENTALS TO ANNOUNCEMENTS SHARE 2724 P1ol N,S tb share New• ,. cl port C r est town---x--·· home. Private rm ba. Pool1tonnls1spa. $450 Include• uUI 650-0454 CASH ~l~l's if ~~JR RENTALS 84!5.0201 WANTED 2726 -. Condo/Houae. 2-3 bdrm LOST & $1000 mo Costa Mesa Bay Croat, Nwpr1 Hts FOUND 2925 area . (714) 642-6760 •~•IV •,_• FREE COMMERCIAL TO 0000 HOME REAL ESTATE POODLE, Toy Black Female ' Monique" 9 yrs. old Ploue Call (714) 751·3485 BUSINESS OFFICE FOUND: Gr•J mete FOR RENT 2769 T•bb~, 8-10 mot Old, 9 23 1n N~t Beach. Vary • 1r1end y At Npt Cle•n pvt otllce. A,C. Beach Animal Sheller, parking. $350/mo Incl 722·8301, 1el no. OR· u11l/haekpng SOS 301h 11725·49. SI #201>-NB. 613-2805 FOUND: l arge black Col1)mtrclal Offices ma~e DOO. V ery friendly, wearing Ilea 175-260 Sq. Ft collar. 151h & Irvine, 84a.4330 !\lpl Beach. Call 10 Very allractlv• offices. identity, 675-10\3. 3111 St.1 Cannery Vil· leg• near water, NB FOUND: am•ll black Roy Jack1on 673·3733 Tenler, older male, with rad collar, 9/26 near Wiison & Joann BUSINESS A StrHtt, Coate Meaa Call !t4&-9597. FINANCE LOST African Grey Parrot. Talka and an- 1were to lhl name of IUSllf!SS 'Spike'. Mltalng 1.V· OPPOa?UNllY .,al to .. on one foot. 2904 Lost In the vicinity or ~ I N1tlonal In Ooiata Meea. Call at 900 Numb«91 .. any hcM and te.v. HI l'rolbll.o "*' upl . meHage~l42·1~&4 Tep ~-_ now11 ,_ 1.89"1' --LU ~~,... ·~--·~·~" ~ ........ lof'9 ~.Or ............... l'o1el le ___ --....;;a.. -=-OM._.. __ VI D _......-... ... -.-~ • . . • • p " 01 )t c c s 0( UI c II v c Cl m T in de si 0 ty ni pl c c tr c c '11 E si L E f , 5- c .. c m n• :11 Ill tr p1 lll' ~ gc p1. al in w S1 II' a. D · , II" A fr b1 SJ Ill Cl Ill b1 E vc h1 di 111 in £ .p pl v E p, w tx tll a Sl 10 cc pl at cc w ar SJ WI ar 0 1 Ft c Ill IO pr J ar al d1 WI 95 Fl (F th M VO in1 M (o us • N1 ta VO d&. mo E1 de r» mt ~·. - 10 Monday, October 3, 1994 TODAY'S CRoSSwoRo PUZZLE .. Newport BeachJCoata Meaa o.lty Piiot DADUlf eot••----· •ya noz '4P nu blC lllPLOYlllJIT PUUmrU I014 PITS t 5,30 ..... MOt6onel couch, AllDIAtS lm•••••llil•I ldrll oond, taupe colot, AwYlable tor lmm9clle-l ~SGOnH . wflh OMAR SHMtff' L.A_CWS __ ...__;,..._l3_l.OC811ion _______________ _, llnd TANNAH HIRSCH 1 Dl'Wl MINI 6' Smal holOwt P'MYIDU8 "'1ZLa IOLvaD L.A80AERS. HElPeRS leOO. Cell 7694451 don: two ~ t• lndU9trial/Comm Exp. lr*t,11. r91.nda pnt. "" bOdy, rune .,... 11160 Ob0.*931-1149 Apply In person. Moving must MU Schaf· male ........ 1•Yf• Stockmat lnduitrlal ter & Son grand ~ old, current on all•--------- 3205 Lakewood 81. LS Excellent cond. '2000 • h o t •. Mu • t b • DODGE 9015 • Und.....,,. .. AMer1 10 NQrM !Pf 17 Pett ofl 14 ...,. ~ window 15 l•u ctled II Elcpeat ,, ~cowboy 19 The bOy - AAAfy door 17 l.eM II'"" 70 -Aldil 11 PleM 71 Jolly 19=· 20 befy ort a DOWN 1 Sheik"• WIYff 21 Lying ctown 2 Re111MT11y ttem 23 Railro.ct 3 BoxinO nng "9l'l'nlnaJ booncfan•c 24 Clutter 4 "Murder - 21 8Uly Wrote• 21 Stashed away 5 Wyan - 30 Oodt dweller 8 Coolc'a garment 31 Cnwting lnleet 7 Jangle 34 Luxury care 8 Play prllCtlCe 37 Alder 9 McManon aoct 40 SWNra SulllYan 41 Genetic matenal 1 O LHred 42 Raccoon'• J 1 -.... dMng cousin 12 DMJion word 43 Kangaroo, e g 13 Wren's ctwethng 45 Bod)' 1run" 22 Oetroll - 41 ActtMI Solhem Wings 47 Charged parllde 23 NotiCeS 41 Request 25 Exhibits 49 Giggle 27 -gut?Jer 52 Lath 29 HandlflO out 51 Hurt 31 Lab-culture 59 Furious medium 8 t Exploit 32 Bunerfty 82 Timber WOii e11chers AN8WD8 TO W&&ILLY B•mt.m QtJJZ .lff?IHl~Htt Q. 1 -Aa ~Lb.~. JOU ..W.wliH hold; 6AQl71• OAlt OAQU •7 The b6dctina bu pioceeded: 80111'11 frUI' NOll11I BAST 1• ow •• Pam ' What action do you tab7 Ql..o~!lll A • Ewn tMuch partner could haw ~T+r:~~ nothina' man than a J.oac, fair club ff=ii.~n?n.+ilH IU.it., you ha ... an awfully aood ~~ ...... -~ hand. Still it i. a clo. dec:UliQn Q. .C • Neiths "l\llmnble, •South JOU bold: .. oq.ne1 o.11111 -.41 Pano.r open• the blddin1 one blart. What do JOU .-poad? A · You haft a dutiic=p t.o fOW' beina: fewer than 10 -card poin&a, a...-cant trwDtLr and a lliQsleton. We cc't ,X any 75W418 or 75W419 adopted together lnto1"ii•••••••• Rlc•PTIONllT/ • loving home: Plean 1. Ii 'TWN matt Ht, new Sim· call (714) 723-45754 or •72 Van w/campe< top. SECRETARY mona 185. Iron patio 144-5045 New 318 eng, nu Ur••· Phon••· general Of· table 140. 875·3828 BULL TERRIORS 2 AKC L..oc»I• and runa graal. nee, MCretary for ex· $2000 obo 950-0998 ttemely busy Intern. Brlndle,e yrs.former · llonal marketing and MEICHANDISB •how,>dnl peta, $1501--------- PA firm In Newpot1 MISC. 1015 •a/neg.(310)79$-0967 PORO 9075 Center. Perfect Job Grandma'• Gone. Beau· opPortunlty for mal• iiiiiiiiiil•iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiil tllul, petite cat needs o r female, prof•• 2 A·uarlumi loving home. Calleo alonal Hlf·a&arter who 0 A't color , daolawed, I h d kl n• 'tg 2x4' black • a r ·w or n g ' glo11 finlah_bMo... and apayect anct should b• detall·orlented, ener-cover. One 4ll4' Wood only pet. Plea•• call gellc and hu excel-base & cover over (714) 964·3884 • -------- ****** '85 Ranger 4)(4 Gooct tires, a/c, 5-apct, S 2 9 O o t I 0 ·9 3 7 7 whether oc not to act apin. fl JOU C ,.,. ~ '""'yni Synoicalt dotc:ide to bid, two .... ia OW' choice. Full marU, tbouch. to a .,.-. reuoa to cooi.mplaw 1C11D1 other bid. lent communication 1---------akllla. Superior Macln-tank. Motor• & fillers Sava abused and GMC 9081 to.ah computer akllls + decorative coral abandoned pets. Be • liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii required, da.. bue Incl S200ea. Good volunteer/fo1ter. Call akllla preferred. Mall· cond. $200 645-4496 714-859-2704. 88'GMC Sierra S-15 PU, 86K, 5-1pd, p/b, Nd1 pnVbdy wrk. PlonMr at/cau. 8/95 reg. $2400/tlad• 150-7517 33 Musleal ensemble 34 Buddhist monk 35 Tennis g<eat Lendt 36 Poet's new day 37Malll 38Actress- AllCl8 39 Cozy comers 44 Luau dish 48 Landseap8S Of portraits 49 Pony's l'lOlst 50 Swedish money unit 51 Devoured ~ 53 Type of ecfipse 54 Up and abOut 55 Snapp1sti 56Meiuean dessert 57 Romance 5IW11dgoat 60 Dutch cheese 83 Health resort 65 Member of the lloc:k q. 2 • Neither Wlnanble, aa South you hold: -4.13• "97el OKtl .. 3 Partner opena the biddine with one club. What do )'U\l "*'J)Olld? A · Thaoret.ically, should bid Q. ' -Both TUlnerable ... South JOU bold: .q117' o&Q.J OK.1112 •VoUI 'l1le biddiNr bu~ 80t1l'B fnarr NOll1'll IA8'I' 1• ... •• .... ' What action do JW,talut? room know·how r• (leave message) . quired. Good benefits Cit f l and paid parking. Low ru•f ru t, avocado MUSICAL to mid S20'1. FA)(. re-trM1-rultlng 11 O; TrH 1ume to: Platinum Rosei S5: On Palma INSTIUJMENTS fiOSS S.-8' $20; GaJ plants ---------Gullet lntematloMI at $1 ; Shade, pine 15 gal BONDA 9085 714-760-8780. $20; Herbs l35 kind• $1; JV Plyr Eltrc. guitar w/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliii& RHtaurant•Allt Mtr Ulse S10; 809-G'74·1M22 cas• $90 obo. Orum Coffee Shop. Apply al---------• •et $200 obo. 100 '79 Accord 4-door, Taylor'• Restaurant, Get an early llar1 on wat1 guitar amp. $220. p /1 , a /c , f m /o a a•, -RedhllVSA Fwy, TuatJn Chrl1tma1 for those Stereo equip. Make 30mpg,Auto,S975 obo , •Ptclal people In your offer. Dave 545-9618 Run1 Good..e31·714t RETAIL SALES PT Ille. Vlatorl•n Doll your luit.8 up the fl:. 80 the correct reeponN would be one heart. Howewr, foe t.hooae wbo find it oQiecUonabl• to bid IUdl • weU .Wt, we don't mind a waitiq ,,,....-+--+--+--t. reeponN o( ona di•rnond, in~ A • Dimibutiaaally 10\lr hand ia wery attnctift, but it la acalaae anq thareCon Rill a minimum. I!you tab int.o comideration that partner ii likely to haw wuted v~uea in dube, a pue becomee abundantly ct.ar. Invitation consultant, Houaa. Outside fin· Pair of lg Advent '87 Accord DX Hatch gift wrapping, etc. l1hed, do your own Speaker• 5012/W back, 5-spd 168k frwy FleK hrs. 759-7751 decorating Inside. like new, $70 • great mil••· garaged, Denon Old piano converted 1oundl 54S.-3350 am/fm cas1 w/ ·amp TlLed oJ punching tlme-to a Nlokalodeon, $3600 obo 875·3271 to raiae whicbeftr m,yiuuit part. ner cl\OOllM for'a rebid, oc ~ any other non.forcinc responae. Q. a·. 8otlf vulnerable, a.South you hold1 6A711 OA.1111 oQ9 .,qe The bidding haa proceeded: 801.Trll WEST NORTH BAST 1 0 P.. •o P .. ' ---.- What do )'U'l bid now? Q;8 • Both vulnerable, u South you hold: 6AQtll "91 OAI •10814 clocks? Mak• $100/dy circa 1908, 1talned from· home or more$$ glua Insert• top & PJaNOS le '88 Acaord DX 5-apd, 310·79M&43 ex DP2 bottom. Must aee & O'DGANS hatchbk, air, PS, casa, WORK AT HOM• hear to appreciate. In· &\ 6059 white. U trlr hitch. 33 ... ·mil•• per gal. No ruat, At• you making 'Wha\ eludes 4 rolls, 8·10 no accldent1. $5250. 'Ille biddinlr haa-......-A..d: you're worth?· lnced· aongs per· roll. $7500/ Bablf Grand p '1ano, 67w 105 or 875•81M1 NORTH IAST.,.iOUTff WEST Ible bualne•• op-obo. 714·673·7615 nice finish, great tone 1 0 Pam l • Pua portunlty, PT/FT. Com· Handmade greeting & quality. $1,475. Call1 ________ _ •• Pam 1 plete tralnln8 pro-cards, beaded neck· 714•527•1954· MERCEDES 9130 What do ""'' bid now? v 1 d • d · • 1 1 1 lases & paper moche _ ~~!!!!~!i!iiiiiiiiim J--3-4 . no-3.,.,~~;;;;::;;;::;:;::::::=:::::;::;;:;: A-A rebid o( two spa-just to tell '78 450SL. Beauty must putner you haft a fift<U'd IU.it ii •---------MOVING Couch, love iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1ee,lvry/brn, 2 tops, the WOl"ltchoice-that'1 ...........,;" EMPLOYMENT seat w/mtchg coHee/ Alrllne ticket 1-way OC· tan Int, dbl reat aeata A. You can't bid two spadee-~ ·...--end tble S300. Dinette Traverse City, Ml.' 10/6 w/ belts. Reg Hrv, that'• a re'ftne. Cbanp a low when. in r.ct. ,ou ha.e iDYit.abooal SERVICES 5533 $200 obo. t<enwood male 5150 366-a992 mech aoul\d, Blaupkt · IJ)lldt to a low club and a rebid of value.. With four-card wpport for atereo,casa,amp,tuner · · cass stereo, alarm two no trump would be aetandout partner'1aecoachuit, a ram to ---$250. Call 640-1730 Eagle•, Oct 8, Rose 115k $13950 721-8888 choice (We lmow eome who would thr'98 clube ia the more Oaible Pleas' be aware that Moving overseas •Ill• Bowl, Sect. A. Great '81 190E 2.8 Smk •II· bid it ~yway.) That leafta two llCtion llince it eacouni-partner the llsUng1 In \his cat· Cherry wd dn tble w/S • 19atsl 54S.-1714 eves ver/taupe. MOVING, bearta u the leut ,x mi.. In thia to bid apin with a better·than·min· egory may reqµlre you chra, & China cab. mu•t ••II. 28,000 •---------,...----.:im=::um=.:ban=d.;:.. ________ 1 to call a 900 number Sofa set, Monk chra, ml $22,995 759·7659 • -In which there Is a Coff tbl Id tbl ee '· 1 11 '· ~11 uSPORTATION charge per minute. day bed, vacuum, klV & &VM't •--------- EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT app-dlshes, wosher, NISSAN 9150 5530 5530 5530 retrlg, TV. 721-8446 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MERCHANDISE. Snapper lawn mower w/ BOATS 7011 '85-8T PU auto, ale ..,._+-+--+-+---t Apt M Human R11ourct1 P"LOWEft SHOP PT bagger $75, gas weed iiiiiiiiiiiii. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii p/a, till, cruz, am/fm an191r wacker $50. 969·0066 caas,looks & run• xlnt Couple w/bkkpg 4\ _M1n191r cFlloewrker darrlanl gementt•,1------------------•DINGHY, 9' fiberglass, $3300 obo 722·9823 maintenance exp tb -• e very • o. ANTIQUES • 6010 Wicker bar & stools manage 90 Apt Unit In W• need ian expert. (714).852·91pS _ $40; Gu refrlg $20; xlnt cond, with oars, 1--------- Co1ta Mesa. s2000/ o ur mld·alze, growing OfflceAdmln Attllt Teak boat step s10: ~~~i5~?~~0 !!?;i~~2 TOYOTA 9210 mo + Apt. Send re· company nHdl an-· BUYING ITEMS Oas stove S20; Hand l"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii aume & refs to: PO swera to our tough For local Costa MHa * * truck $10 897·6713 WANTED: 18-22 FT 1• LOST le PERSONALS EMPLOYMENT Box 7233, Newport personnel, legal and Con1tructlon Co. 2 From 180<>-1960. 1 pc flberglaas center con-'80 SRS Long Bed :~~~=~ iiiiiiii~~~~:il?ii~~iii!~~~ Beach, Ca 92658 benellla qut1tlona. Data Entry people. Jewelty to entire house ---------• sole fishing boat. Call S·•pd, •lob $2200 The person who fill• Dullea Incl: account· contents. lmmadlate FREE TO YOU6022 310·597·5147. *** 88 ·9377 PERSONALS 3002 · CONSTRUCTION, 40 this new Po•ltlon wlll Ing & typing + 2 Tale-cash, top $. 873-6223 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil LOST DOG ~ REWARD EMPLOYMENT h rs/wk · H •IP• r act as an Internal con· phone V • r 111 er a .1_________ ---------•--------- "CHELSEA" needed for painting sultant to our manage-Salary/exp. Call (714) APPLIANCES 6011 FREE SAND MARINE SUPS VANS 9225 All black Lab & Sh•P· HOT & WILD! 5530 Jobs. Misc dutJea, $9/ meJlt team, anct com-5N4an8•-e1111.29 Aak f.or Call •7•3828 DOcvr 7022 liiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii pard mix very friendly 1.80().88()-6969 Hr. EOE 821-4593 plete projects In such v .,. &W PleaH call Robert@ Toll FrH Call 17 PT OP•NINGS Cuatomtr Svc PT · areu as compensa· •-------K--Hotpolnt Refrigerator '83 VW VANAGON (714) 721.a122 LIVE UNCENSORED Great 2nd Income. $9 tton planning, aupeM-ORDER DES Almond, 18 cu ft. 1-yr, F~EE :1~gl• story ••Nr Bay Island Co •I Wat~r cool•:· auto, LOST& Ladle• p,.. GIRLSI base-tleK hr•all areas PT Concierge for sory training and ben-M·F S&.50/hr. Benefit•. $325/obo. 675-3955 (:pu:Ox 16~ ~~r.•i~) Balboa Peninsula, vup ~ ::r:. s!~~2 •arlptlon Ola••••• 1071"1 ,.,.., "21-818"' 851-0951 M·Th 12-3 Fashion Island. Strong eflts analyala. 2 1hltt1 avall: 6:30am· aft• Noon. Casi! please. In Newport Beach. to 28' power/sail boat. t c 0 Balbo -......,...... "' communication ·skllls. 3pm OR 7:30am-4pm.•------..;..... __ an •••· n a $3.99/mln. 18+ Sell your unwanted & past retail exp Requirements: current Lt typing for com· HVlf dutlf washer/ Aluminum sided. You $235 mo. 873·1943 1--------- lsland 9/'J.P/94. Please NE•D eomaona to! Items the euy wayl pref'd. Flex hr.. Wknd knowledge of Calllor· puter. Call Wllll• for dryer, 1tacked, great haul away. Please call VOWWAGiH 9235 call 640-0497. Call Oa1eline, 1.goo-To place your availablllty nee. Call nla labor law, worker'• appt ., Bdok• on cond, $150. 673-6050 Paul @ (714)64~-6481 ••••••••• liiiiiiiiiiim&iiiim- R • W A R D l 726·2023. $2.95/mln Classified ad call Susan at 721•2000 comp, ADA regula· Tape, Inc. 548·5525 AUTOMOBILES LOST CAT 18+. Voice Personal• M2.a878. tlon1, banellt1 op-1------------------• Siamese mix w/dark•-..;,_,.;..,;...;....;;..,.;..,;......;..,.;..,;..-.. --------Dental Rtctptlonlat t1on1, etc.: appropriate Real Eatata FURNITURE 6014 JEWELRY, FURS brown points, 3-4 yrs. Group Practlc9' In education and traln-lr.~;tii;;::;:-;u;;;::lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.ii & ART 6025 old, 12·14 pounds, fe-EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT Nwpt Bch need• Ing; HV•ral yea11 of MM.llTATllMD Bd I e tlf 1 5 -------- '71 Van.new eng,eltch, trans, pop-up camper, all amen. Xlnt thlvln'1 cond. $1900 939-2266 1 W I I k ~ exnerJence In a almllar •-. _._ ... .___ rm um. eau u • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil BUICv ma e. ear ng P n 5530 530 exp'd Dental Recep-... _, .. ...._ ... , --. pc aet wht solid wood a 9035 Ilea collar and tur· posltfon. p11n For _.. ' RAHCH MINK i-...-------- quoiH collar w/puiple :~~~1::~ 4,f•J~y ks;{~:: Callfo nla Comm nlty :1on r.:....... d $375 obo 673·5477 Long luxurlou1 coat, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISC. AUTO 9245 t Ml 1 f r u ••-Beautiful Solld Wood '79 L S b I /W liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~~.;., s~~r~~ .r~c'!: A~~~~AAAiA ~r;.v~ .. '!:~fi~ 64't;!f:;~•· New• publlshea news· TNPru••... Walnut desk 65"X 19" ~~~~l~~·~:~·M~~:~: cruz~ I~ ~i1, '!.v~'t, Pxlni wanted clean tow mil, 9}15. Call 722-6958 Y YYYYYY Y ~!f.•r:,e~ .:::: 1~1~~: Nto•M $275. (714) 640-1578 den gown, 1lze 12, cond, $1450 obo•Tlm trans. car.call Jane or REWARD; LOST DOG * HICKORY F""RMS ~ Executive S ecretary ange County. and par· 673-7300 Bevld 3/4" thick 64" $4000 new, $425. PP 631·5657 or 2 11·7196 J ohn 525·2828 Tuesday &-26, small 7M' ~ Y NB Shopping Center forms commercial I~=====~=~ round glaas table and Call 646·6308. · blond dog, Cairn Ter· A GIFT SUPERVISOR CUSTOMERSERVlCE A ~=~:~f:~. ·~:~~utf:; production work. Thia RECEPTIONIST Spe· one 4 X 8' 847-1239 1975 Skylark 1--·------- rler. Vicinity of Ellis, 7v(' Coordinaterecelv-Eamextramoney 7v(' Secretary to report di· position 11 based In olallzad Real Estate BLACK LEATHER --T-------1 Reliable trans, $500. ANTIQUES & Bu1hard, Brookhurtt A Ing, prep & send· during the holidays A rectly to owner/part· ...Glendale and report• firm located In N.B. aofa, love seat, chair, PE s ac .673·7754 CLASSICS 9250 and Magnollit. NHdl 7t'(' mg of Hickory selling Hick.ory y ner. Very organized, to aenlor manage-Req xlt phone •kllli, matching. Unused. ANIMALS 6049 ---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Please call (714) 963· A_ perform under pres.· Plaas• Hnd resume +. B8/'ltflt1. FAX re-.,,,---....,..---.----YA •12 Meroedea 280 IR 4.5. Mtchanlcally ipeolal medication. * Farmsglfts Farmsgifts. detail oriented, able to mant. MS Word. Mac exp a ·11500 set. 896-6048 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CHE"'DOLET 9045 2302 or (714) 896· Above average wage. No Y aure, and handle mul· and cover let1er to: aum• 714-780-6658 Ebony blk dln/klteh ADOPT-A-PET 30S4 * experience necessary, will train. A_ tlple tasks. WP 6.0/ Callfornla tablt, 4 chra, xlnt Every Sat & Sun at '90 Corvette Show aound, great shape. winner, every option, Must aell·make otter. TRADE Y Part or full time. y Lotus .. 759-9531 X251 Community New• FIND cond. Pd Sl lOO, 1•t PETSMART, Fountal'h A_ A Attn: Personnel s250 tak••· 969--0066 Valley. Puppies. kit· CO, Z pkg, competl· ,_P_P.,..._148-63.,...,..,.,.,..,..°'.,._,,,_ __ lion yellow (only 200 1948 Wllllf'• .leap made). Only 351< on 4 cyt, 4 whl, xtta j>BrU bat blueprint eng. $3500. 845-8112 or Y pply in person, Westcliff Plaza, ~ 425 w. Broactway Formal Dining Rm table, t•n• and more, all tt\r 94 oug 2 h·cHlas 7 stt 8 1ed ~~17~· • N~~t ~~ ~Y Suite 300 an ........ -ent glH top, mrbl• base, looking for loving, ear· Glendale, CA 91204 ..-. ..... w/6 whit• silk chair• Ing homes. CALL 241· or fax to 818-548-8897 th.rough claaified $2,000 obo 721-8063 0317 for more Info. $21 ,000. 873-7754 M5-89a8 .._ ___ .... _,;,,;.;;...;..;..;;_~··-------------------· ·--------- •sE•R•VI_CE ___ IScEI.EANINRVI,.a: DECR ELECTRICAL 3610 FURNITURE BANDY MAN 3710 IANDSCAPE & PAINTING 3858 PIANO & VOCAL ROOPING 3910 iliiaii~iiii&iiiiiiiiiii3'Sii4iii8 1=CiiiOiiiAiiinNiiiiiGiiiiiiiiii35iii7iiO .. _ ei REPAIRS 3622 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LAWN CARE 3808 iiiii~~iiii!ii!iiiiiiiil LESSONS 3868 .. 1:z00 ... ••T•R• DIRECTORY ,. _.1 aotrlc•I work ~iiiiiiiiiiiiji!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Semi Retired contractor.l=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •W.P . YOUNGQUIST -'" r-••••••••1IWantad1 3 more quaJ.. STOP Deck Leake-Local Uc. contractor Complete RMloretlon Rpra, lmprvmnt1, sm1 1• Palntlne-Contreotor Since 1921 . lty cllenta with houses waterproof coating• Quick RHponHI Refinishing, repair, up· Jobe, Ouallty, Integrity, Sprlnkla,. are mr Qual. painting by prol'l1 PIANOI Beginning thru Best Prlcea/Quallty ---------• to clean. Chrl1tln• decks, 1talr1 QuaJ. FrH Est. 850.7042 hoti, etc. FREE pick· I care, Ken 842·1770 ONLY bualn•••· Ucl802098. Ina. Advanced. All •gH. 1.a00-748-e801 ACCOUNTING/ 140-6177 pg 215-5193 work. L#587430 FrH ** cii ** up/dellv/Ht. 962·1823 ·---------~:i:J:1;~-,:~·j;~~:~. __ F_rff_._._1._84_5-_3_.~_o5 __ , J::n~r.~~ :~~g CALL us P"IRSTI TAXES 3406 •WINDOW CLEANING• Est. BHt S 722·8769 All typH of electr1c&I HAUUNG 3720 TRI!• trim/removal, QUALITY CARE . Rerools & repairs. FREE ESTl .. •TEs All service 100% Guar. BANDY _11 u 37101'iillillliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 k 20 yrs exp. Quality Local co, great prlc••· """' L ... 658883 8 •931 Aan.\'t •• 1pr n ler repair/Install, PET ACCOUNTANT-CPA 297-8081 David DOORS 3580 "' 5 1-· Hauling J unk, Appll-lnd1cpe malnt. We do workmanihlp, felr Evans Roofing 75'-7834 Bkkpng, fin atatemtl, Bowen'• Do you need Uc~~::!:~~10. He..Untal ,,.,.,.1.. &nc••· Yard Clean-Up, It alll Ernest 84M174 c:'~:a~:;~~;:;G SERVICES . 38701--------- ------- lax 1vca for 1mVmect a -.,,. d~ home An axparlanaad S 11 J b PalM-Carpentry-Etc. C!'l!111k~91 a TREii • WAI.L corpa. Low ratea, frH cleaning Hfvlea? Call dependable d oor ma 0 s, malnt and Drywall anct morel -..-~ "t" lnt/EXt. Reu SS. Guar Petaonallzed Pet Care consultation. 14&-6718 ua at 530-2.492 hanger. Guar work, repairs. 548-5203 • Ga,,, 841-8277 .JUNK To The DUMP Topp•d1"0111on , L••n•, work. Llo#375602 Kannel altematlve No COVERINGS 3932 reas. Don 521-8910 A Co1nplete ,,._.... (714-"8-1882) .,..,.._,. nt ... N Bond/lni. 5*1534 alfHI or worry.' Uc,liiii!iiiiiiiiii-•iii•I r•'D•!._..Y 3 510 paurel! -··• WE'LL haul awav what•--------Rmerald Painting Ina. Rafa 673-7184 Cuetom Wallpaper ~ "&A CONrDG'l"'lt • ..n~ malnt-cuatom painting ,-I v~... Jjn.ena11t11 Strlppln--•lntln9 -•• ~u• DRYWALL & Dl!CltS 3815 drywall-carpentry-the Trash Man won'tl MOVING 3834 ~ r';,";;~1o ;, No Job 'ro~ amalll A to z HANDYMAN DUWON'RY 3557 SERVICE 3 5141•••••••• wallpaper remova l-1--------exp-FrH est 751·2039 PLUMBING 3890 5"' Off w/ad 173-2037 IHSm.L.1W'ACE CA8INETS •Wood "~* atucco Rick 262-M45 LANDSCAPE • .. UBLIC NOTICE IWN80W Clrole Malnt. We gala ahould hana Kitchens, baths, door9, *Ifft Prlce/QualltJ a.-rt Repair/A--' ~ ... heullng Carpentry, roofing, LAWN CAI! 3808 The Calif. Public U1lll-Pllnllng.lntl£At.HouM/ THR LOCAL PJ,UMad togethef. Sttlp, lnatd, ...,....,.. .. ...,... ..,.._ ... --.. Acoustic Removal. -·-,......... ti•• Commlsalon RE· .,.... ..... · ,.," ei · .. "-" --· O..· ... ..... • -,· .... _........._ n...-• .. •72•• =~-... .. -.,,._ ---.Low_..,_Uc'd plumbing, drywall, ... .,, Q···• Job.. 1 WI"'·-•• ...,._. c -"vi-•o the ct•"" HIRa A CDPRNTlii . M~ FREE Ht. Spray/Hand ~ Conltr. 174"6301 :~c:;.rea1~~~11~:1::!· •••lo Yard Malnt. QUIRES that all uMd S1. Uc#589897 131-88e8 sine• 1947-W• ar• •• 9:S3-7172 11nytlm• Addltlon11Aemodels Tell1ure. 714-435-0NI •---------Lawn'!.t Cleanup•, household g ood• VANGUARD PAINTING close 81 your phone. Flre/Water/Repalr1, CONTRACTOIS · PLQOR INSTAI.I. •Hl.Q HANDYMAN• Tr .. Trlmmln8, L mover• print their lnVExt/Hout• Ll478000 675·9304 c.,o.nrc,,,r•t,•f..EJ..~!7P~_:iAb. 35$8 DD~WAYS 3585 UPAJ'DI! 3•20 --:-__,;.*~SM-;...;..._t;.,;l;.,;l;.,;1,!;__ Haulln9 87 ... 241 P.U.C. Cal T number; Lie 1676648 .__. _ &U w G ....., v -=-llmo1 anct · ChaUftelJra · Free Kat 84 .. 8208 PROPERTY Plum blng/eleo/Water Qard•nlng/Landaoafrng print their T.C.P. num· Repaln, Almod. Doors, Win-QUICK R•8POM8•1 LIKE·NU CONCRETE Vlnvl, hardwood h•ater1/eprlrucler1/cell Clean-ups, Tl'.98 rim, ber In all &<IVertlM-----------1 MGMNT 3898 CIOWI, CIDlnttl, 8'UCCO & Ory-Local Uc. 20 .,. •""' New Dl'OC••• ,.move " fans. lnstall/Aepalr. Free Eatlmates,Good mentl. If you have a PIANO 8r VOCAL iiiiii•••••liiiiii wall, tenets. gelft, "°· Uc. Small &..ha, bl:;.,:;:-, olVru1t *lain• Crack ceramic, marble, sub FREE eat. 241-0137 Reference• 431-1518 queaUon about the le-Y'lll!SONS 3868 '5yri.xp • .,.,,.,MMH7 FREE~ eict7'042Y~i9'~rl~U!i.l:...l . ..:Lc~10~~:J~~o~~~·!..:P•!• 4~1r!3-&:!!U:~r~•!.•t pager 21a.8199 Green 8oeM Landaopng 9&1lty of a mover, limo ~ aoa;,~::::.:~~·s r Qual Crpntry, Paint, & Irrigation, Trimming or c hauffeur, call: CONVmN°ii1NT Cloaet/Gar Stor, wall & Removala, Clean-Publlc UtllltlH Gottu10 Music SludlQ Quality Servtce Whether you're buy· Overatocked With units furn formlca upa a Malnt, St. Uo. Commission A41 agea, 5 to adutt, __ R_•_u_ona __ ble_A_a_t•_•_ Ing. Mlllng •. or Jut1 1tutt? repal~a 97Ms351 Frees #5"021. eao..1oe 714-558-4151 beQlnn.'4&.~.:~111ce • ~e:1n~~~.., .!.°! =~~~~.cs hu cfa.~n:d Sell your home .IAPMSU GMHJeU •ev On Movlntl WhMher you're buytnQ TRAD I lovlng 't;9,;,"";;:-lrl1h PILOT CLA881Pl•D wtll het; 1 throuah c ... elflect. bp'd, Comptete y~d Loweat, 8'onige, prof. or Nil::, C ... .ttled tlVOu,... class#led ......... .,. _.. ... 78 maintenance. trH•, XLHT rep. t ht min. lnl. ___. "'' Nan'!)' Afr· t74410I __ .::;:im;;;:z;.:.:::::~-'•---------L-.Jt!,l:lll~L...-. NM362 T1111151. V/MC241-7117 coven your ·-•I Ma ... 71 --0 C8ILD CARE 3538 , ( Can't •Hm to get to all thoH repmr Job• around the houn? Let th• Clanlfled Servloe Dlreotory help you find reliable help • Ma6"71 •