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Home My WebLink About1994-11-07 - Orange Coast Pilot- ' .. THE NEWPORT BEACH • fhcr 's a !!light thance of ~r • MONDAY •RllJING ON THE NEXT 'OPRAH' ... Newport-Mesa school board trustee Sherry Loofbourrow has become quite the celebrity late- ly, thanks to her involvement with the "No on Proposition 187" forces. She's been quoted extensively in newspapers across the coun- try (a Washington Post reporter even rang her recently). She's participated in community fo. rums and debates everywhere. But this week, Loofbourrow may have reached the pinnacle or stardom: She. was on the morning talk show "Rolonda." Loofbourrow, who is als0 president or the California School Board$ Association, was one or a variety or people -in- cluding students, health care professionals and families -in· vited to participate in Wednes- day's show, which focused on the issue or immigration. Though she wasn't featured on the main stage, Loofbourrow sat in the front row or the audi· ence and .was occasi~nally called upon by the show's host to answer questions about why "Save Our State," which would deny public services to illegal immigrants, is problematic. Loofbourrow said the one- hour show, taped ear1y Wednesday morning and broad- cast at 10 a.m., was emotionally charged. "They had a lot of people in the audience with strong opinions ... and several people were absolutdr--0ngry with immigrants," she said. While it was-all in a day's work for Loofbourrow, it was also an educ:itional experience or sorts. "A week ago, 1 knew· nothing about the 'Rolonda' show," she said. 0 SPEAKING OF 187 ... The Newp~>rt-Mesa Unified School District trustees tonight will consider whether to take an of- ficia l stance on the initiative. Though it's already a day be- fore the election, some trustees felt it was important to put their opinion on the record for their constituents. But other trustees have said the .board shouldn't try to tell people how to vote. Also on the ngcnda for the 7 p.m. meeting is adoption or guidelines for bringing drug· sniffing dogs to middle and high school c:impuses. The board meets at the Harper Community Center at 425 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa. 0 HOLY POWER BROKER! ... The Dnily Pilot newsroom was · hit with a major first this week: the fint-ever press release stemming from o;u Top 103 Most lnfiuentiarPeople List. The Daily Pilot released its list or influential community lead~rs Oct. 13. And this week, a headline on a press release from Temple Bat Yahm in Eastblufr proclaimed, "RABBl MILLER CHOSEN 61 IN· FLUENTlAL LEADER." The press release went on to explain that the temple's Rabbi ' Mark MiJlcr, a "national leader in reformed Judaism," was hon- ored for his community work by being chosen one of the area's "movers and shakers." L 0 STOGIES AND SYMPATHY ... Despite the decidedly negn· tive attitudes toward smoking in the '90s, n new club for cigar lovers has sprouted here. The Old Glory Society, l>ased in HuntinftOn Beach, is the first smokina club in the county, accordina to a press release. And the club's first monthly meeting is at .C p.m. today right here in' Costa Mesa, at Hi-Time Cellars on O&Je StrceL The tJub was formed in re- sponse to the "arowina popular· ity or cipr amokina. espccaally .. amon1 youn1 proreaionals and women/' the psesa release anys. The Old Olory' Society provides ci&ar connoi$1Cun a chance to wnple premium smokes aod basically putr away to their bcart'a COft~DL-__._ Elda ....... members will ,.thcr at i din1ren1 lite to aam- ple clpn, rme food and driAk. At aoday'a ptherins. An'fro Fuente clpn wUJ be ~ded (or samplana. AdmiMiOn ii SIS. , -O.pllcd bT bV t'ohl ~attered showers ~ today. Could it be the calm before a storm election? Overnight lows in the low SCh. See Weather, Page 2 Winner of California Newspaper Pµblishers Associ.itio11 1s General Excellence Award for 1993 Celebrity Mary Hart of "Entertainment Tonight" tries to fire up Republican supportel'9 ywitt1 Jumping jacks to the delight Dos LUCI!, DAJLT PILOT of Gov. Pete Wilson, left, and U.S. Senate candidate Mike Huffington during rally a~ 1he Orangtret>unty Fairgrounds. ' · Will council give_ green light to trip lee hikes? .,.. Costa Mesa city leaders tonight will consider authorizing study into traffic impact fees new bus inesses must pay. Bv T tXA BORCATIA, SrMF \\iuna COSTA MESA -The Cit\ Council tonight "ill consider :iu·- thoriLing a traffic imp:ict fee study, po!>)ibl) pa\ing the '"'a)' tor a future incrc..1:.e. The council \\ill also dt)C\hS forming an ..1J hoc committee to examine altcrnau' c methods ot trip fee p..1)ments, \\hich some members of the busine)s com- munity say I) driving nc\\ de\clOp· • ment out of the city. The city established 1ts current , trip fee of S228 last spring m . order to qualify for county trans- portation funds. But, a committee appoi.nted b) the council a ) ear ago to evaluate the fee recentl) voted in favor of an increase th:H- could boost that rate up to S27i "The council is n6t going lo de· cidc whether or not to incre.1s ... thC' fen -on Mond:r.."--saro Coun- cilman Joe Eric~on. "All "'-'re going to be doing as :i.othonzing a study to make sure th:it \\ilJtC\ ... r the fees :ire. the) \\ 111 be ~ppropri~ . ate " Wilson -leads Prop. 187 rallying cry A comphc .. ucd formiil:.i b. u' ... :J to cakul.ite hO\\ much tr .ilf1c e:i h new business 1:i. expected to ge'ner- ate and thus huw much that bu)i· ncss should p:iy in tnp foes. ....-Governor pushes initiative that would eliminate aid to illegal immigrants at Fairgrounds rally. Protesters march outside. Bv TtNA DAMtKOLAS, StAfF Wll.ITU G ov. Pete Wilson's rallying call for Prop. 187 received enthusiastic applause from those attending a Republican rally at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa Sunday afternoon. But just outside the gate, protesters with the Ora.ngc County Chicano Moratorium Commit\ee shouted "Wilson • no! Children yes!" and "Viva La Raza" in opposition to the measure, which would deny state-paid services to illegal immigrants. In one of the last rallies wi nd ing down to election day, Republican candidates lambasted the policies of Democrats and talked of winning ba.ck the streets from . crime, creating jobs and reforming welfare. But as usual, Prop. 187 received much of the attention. · "Don't let anybody tell you, you have to apologize because you support Prop. 187," local · Congressman Dan:i Rohrabacher told the approximately 500 attendees who applauded in response. Giving illegal immigr:i nts resources impoverishes those who ::ire here legally and "have paid into the system nil thrjr lives," Said Rohrabacher. "lt will bankrupt this state,'' he said. After the rally, Gov. Wilson gave a press conference in response to President Clinton·~ recent remJrks against 187. "He has not done his job," said Wilson. "If he had done his job, there "oulJ be no need for 187." At the rally, Wilson wtd attendees "\\C don't need anyone coming in and telling us how to \Ote on 187." Wilson accused those against Prop. 187 of deliberately trying · to lump together legal and illegal immigrants. "Don't they dare tell us about legal immigrants and their contrabuti-0ns. We know -~.\~ell and legal imm1gr . .10ts resent (the comparison)." he said. The rally's cro\\d \\JS pep pc red "ith signs reading "Get a life. Dump Di fi," "Huff has the right stuff' and ''A 'Fein' ~less." To aucndec John Aden of Huntington Be'ach, the bag issues "ere Prop. 187, "h11.h he supports, and tl.."<CS. ''M) friends arc geuing See RAUY/Pa1e 7 The city then uses th::it monc) to help offset the co)t of ro.a<l\\J\ consfruction to accommodate th~ anticip.i1°ed increase in traffic. Jul.I last month, a local re)t..tu· r:lnt owner illustrated the hard~h1p some business owners face in com· 1ng up "ith the money for these fee:.. han Ulloa appe:ilcd to tuc City Council for a "a1' er of nc:1rl) S63,000 in trap fees. Ulloa told the counc:tl th:it h.: would be for.:cd to abandon plan) for a 3.500-:.quare-foot rest..1µrant· 1f the trip fees weren't "ai' eJ: Although the council n.:,.:c11..J has request, Ulloa and the " 1~ \\ere able to reach :i compron.i .... intended to subst:rnu;ill\ rcJi..1. • the amount he "JS rcyum:J tv pJ). ln aJJ1tion, the cit) agrccJ to chedule :i p:nment plan ::.o th;it Ulloa could pJ.) the fee~ o' c r ..1 pcrn.>J of time On MondJ)'. the council "111 d1 · See COUNCIL/Pa9e 7 LOCALS O .. LY Survey says: Ferguson constituency c~mservative War veteran to recount 0-0ay Gene Robens, who worked as a young lieutenant colonel on Gen. Eisenhower,s staff in London during the months leading up to 0-D:iy, will recount his experiences at the Costa Mesa Historical Society genernl meeting on Wednesday, beginning at 7 p.m. at 1870 Anaheim Ave. in Costa Mesa. This program is part of the Histori~I Society's year-long "D·D3y" series that c:onunemorates the golden annivers3ry of tbc Allied invasion of France. The mcetina is free nnd the public is welcome. Call 631-5918 for more infonnotion. IUIX AroundT~ ........... .. Oassifted ···-··················· Looking Back. ................... 2 Sf>c:>t'ts t t If t t t t t t t t I t t t II. t t t I It t It t t t I I • Volunteers ........................ 5 .. .. ...._ More than 12,000 take part in assemblyman's poll of the 70th Oistrict. NEWPORT DEACH - A clear majority o(. local residents believe that the wnr on drugs cannot be \\On, that the El Toro Marine Dase . should not be closed and that the state's welfare progr:im needs nussive overh:iuling, :iccord· ing to ·survey resutJs rele11sed Fri- day by outgoing As~cmblyman Git Ferguson. Ferguson. who intends to run for state Sen:ite, s11id the results affirm that his 70th Assembly dis- trict is highly conserv11tive and that 90% of those responding to his in· form:iJ polls believe that govem- ~nt needs to be cut. The survey was m:iiled to rough- ly 109,000 voters, though only 12,870 responded. Ferguson said he will pass along the results to bjs successor in the Assembly. Ferguson's survey also showed that: A WOODEN WONDER Costa Mesa construction crew donates ·time to build an amazing playhouse fashioned like a raft BY TlNA Boa.CATI~ ST.u• wama. A group of Costa Mesa construction worken &pent the last week building a 17-foot raft that Huckleberry Finn would have been proud of. The group -aU employees II RobCn McCarthy Conuacton ift Costa Meu -deddcd to build the lud--bound tatrfor an aucdDn lO boaellt Harbor Day School In Newport Dcach. ·"We bad about 10 carpcnten wDrklna on it, orr aad on, .. said Terry fetcrson, whose front yard ii aoubling as the ra£t's dock slip. While the rart un't actually .. flo at, Peterson said it witJ make a grc:it pl:aybouse. . "It's 101 a cabin with two bunt beds, doors, windowl, a porthole." 1 Peterson said. "lt h3.S a ladder that leads to an upper deck lba& hu handrails arouad it and I ... pole for a n.a. "It sits on lour aprinp. ao oam 10" pt OG i&; il'a lM doMlt dlili you cu Ft ao bcina oa &be .... , ... • Pctenoa aid the raft measures 17 feet k>nl. 12 feet wide and 18 · f'cct at ils tallest point. '"Thit thin& is huac," Peterson ... un,...._., • 85%. would support lo\\ering money given to fami11e.\ with de- pendent chiJdren. •SS% think that emironmcntal laws have "gone too far." •51% believe the El T\lro ~ta rine Base should be ~cpl open :i!I a base. • 53% think the Mwne ba!le should not become a commercial :Urport. • ~' · k the war on drugs 1 bcingmt. a'!. "current!) bcang fought" · • 46% think the public school })tcm "c:innot or \\ill not impro.,,c ll~elf." • 43'1: bchcve 3 "oucher S}stem \\OUIJ help public education. • 55'1 behc\e th.it gun r~gt!llra· taon and bam on :lSS~ult '"capon) \\ 111 reduce ~rime. . • 55~ agree \\-ith current :ibor- t1on la"!I· The !IU~e)!I \\ere m:i1led t.o con- !ll1tucnts throughout the 70Lh As· sembly D1~tn.:'t, ~h1ch stretche from Nc\\.purt Oeach to L:igun:& 'igucl anJ cuts inl:in<l :is far il) 1\J)tin. • -Bf the D~1 Pi/or · . . • • a Monday, November 7, 1994 Newport eeach/C0918 Mela Dally Pilot LOCALS ONLY Good· news would be Ii· medical ·miracle E very morning I'm assaulted in the.news by some ominous medical statistic or scientific report. I try to curb my alarm since it's been proven .excessive worry kills two out of 59 and Holding three hair follicles. In the old days, fright merely stood your hair on end -but research is more advanced today. In the past year I've agonized over such dire warnings that a crease in your earlobe indicates you're more prone to heart attaclCs. I've got creases in both lobe's as well lls a ring around my neck which is probably linked to brain damage. The latest jolt was discovering I'm a java junkie with a psychoactive dependency on coffee. I've tried switching to Postum, but l require a higher octane to rev-up my vintage brain, I grant you, however, banning coffee would save our forests and carloads of. paper squandered by caffeine-crazed scribes. Remember a controversial theory that children's behavioral problems may be genetic? At least it's comforting to have some explanation fo r my teen-:age ·grandson's inability to clean his room. The poor kid can't help it if a tiOy gene was missing in his Double Helix. Speaking of kids, who are bellwethers of the economy, their allowances have soared from 50 cents a week to almost $4. That inflationary news ought to drive the Stock Market down. We 're all beset by the dire threat that Social Security and Medicare will go broke in the nexJ century. If that doesn't blow you away, how about the estimate there are 30,000 asteroids passing through earth's orbit, increasing the chances of one hitting the planet and slashing real estate prices? In my extensive file on "End-of-the-Wotld". predictions, I've recently added a revolutionary report that pollution is drastically affecting sexual reproduction and gender Qehavior in animals and bird life. If so, can humans be far behind? Dan Quayle will have to drastically revise his stand on family values. Why can't medicaJ research come up with some jolly news for a change? How about an announcement fr om the American Medical Association that a relaxing couple of drinks before dinner not only lowers you r blood pressure but raises your I.Q. 10 points. It would also be he artening to learn from a 10-l.ear stody, that people who don t go to doctors live longer because they're unaware of all the things they should be worried sick about. I'm waiting for the day they put a warning label on Christmas fruit cake that it 's non bio-degradable. My Aunt gives me one every Yuletide th at is heavy enough to use as a doors1op. Nancy Mcintyre's column Dppenrs ct'cry Monday. Political history made in 1986 R on aid Reagan, who announced in January of 1966 that he would run for governor o• his first attempt at an elective position, was swept into that office by a huge margin ove r veteran politician Ed- mund,G. "Pat" Brown. In Orange County, Republican John Schmi tz was elected to the 34th Stale Senate seat, Robert Badham won the 71st District state assembly race and voters rejected a 24-cent tax override for Orange Coast Junior College, where Dis- trict Superintendent Norman E. Watson projected a sharp cutback and perhaps an end to evening classes at boOl Orange Coast and Golden West colleges. The Orange County results were tallied for the first time by the Coleman Electronic Vote Tally Sys- tem, which worked smoothly after an initial programming balk and a misunderstanding by data proces- sors. Initial results finally rcnched the Orange County press room in Santa Ana at 10:15 p.m. As for Brown, he never ran for governor again, but his son was elected governor twice and now his daughter is trying for the first time. In California, it seems, you can't keep a Brown down. -Compiled by Anne Spinn M llUl'ORT BEAC'H • COR'l'AMESA MAILING ADDaUS luJ1r11ions, cditorlnl matter or ad· • llailJ PillL vcnbcmcnu llcrcin e11n be rcpro- Our address is JJO W. D~y St., Co6t4 Mcu. CA 92627. duccd v.i1hou1 v.rht cn pcrmiuion o( cop)Ti&Jit Q\Wncr. ....... 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Yow 11 I 1• ....... Dailr Maa. CA. (Pnc..WW. ..... Busineu fu 631-.$902 Pllll or lliW ••" niiii*cl =: .... •tld IOC9I eua.) =~ ... .,,.. ....... WI-MAITEA: Scad ...,_ ... LtlWllL ,,.. -,..... ,._... .. n......,... • .., MllWC ... tcMal _, lllil llted IO CoMa Neu Daily N0t. P.O . ._ N«wt., I Tllml Mlftw ~y • ~ llacn IO die cdieof 0..-Y U60, C.. Mela, CA ta6216. ..... ~ .. IClpic. ~: "° ltCWt ...... It-............ .. '· ' cm wrroa IRIS Y01to1, 540-122•, exc. 361 PILOT ........ M'•WOOD LOOKING BACK Hiii An entertainer, singer, musician and volunteer cxuoordinare, Newport Beach resident Mark Wood. 38, takes time out Crom his professional singing and composing career to•volunteer at his daughter Lacey's school, Newport Elementary. In addition to helpina with the school's math lab, Wood also leads the students as 1hey gather around the flagpole on Fridays for some inspiring sing-alongs. 0IONO IN AN HOUR With a guitar and a little bit of vocal power, Wood belts out tunes that has the entire student body singing alqng. After a few patriotic songs to complement the pledge to the flag, Wood leads the students in a rendition of his new original composition: "Just Rend." The song sings the praises of reading and the adventures found in books. It is designed to inspire students to read and fits in with the school's goal to repd 70,000 books by the end of the 1994-95 year, Wood said. The song was an instant hit amongllle-youn1 crowd and is one of Woods' favorites. "It just came right out in abput an hour when I sat down to write it," said Wood, who also performs for more adult crowds at the Four Seasons Hotel and Margaritaville ·restaurant in Newport Beach. "It was one of the easier songs to write. And now, they all sing ?long with me and they really can get loud." llNGINO IN ITnl Like the "Schoolhouse Rock" educational television breaks during the 1970s, Wood lool<s 10 educate while entertaining. He puts a lot of effort and character into every line. As he sings, students watch him closely, some smiling wide, lhowina off toothless grins. Students listen and then jump in when they know the words. The words they all definitely know are "Just read;' which they shout loud enough to shake the cover off a book. Most stumble over one of the longer vcrS('S th nt always gets a laugh. And how could they resist n giggle? Wood sings Cast to get in all of the words of the last .; stanza: Philosophy, Technology, Sociology and Math . J-Jistory, Sports, Cooking and how to make.a nice bird bath Languages and Science, Poetry and Arts How about Science. Fiction? The book about Purple People Eaters chat came to eat the earth all the way from Mars on a giant hot dog. INFECTIOUS TUNI SLx1h-gradcr Lyndsee Fitzgeorge admits thnt at first, she thought the song was kind of corny, but now she and other students are Cans 6£ the ditty that really caugflt on. "Once you start singing, you can't stop," said Elizabeth Dulin, a sLxth-grader. "Everyone just starts singing along, .together." Sixth-grad~r Rob Robinson added that it's very catchy and c:isy to learn. Even the srnff taps a few toes with the song. Principal Bill Knight said it may encourage students to meet the school's reading goal. Assistant principal Karen Kendall said most of the students are learning "Just Read" by heart: · t s JUSt so great to sec everyone singing out there with Mark,"'' she" S!lid. "It alwnys-g1ves me goose bumps when I watch ii." -Story by Mary Ann HDrmon, photo by Le11b Hogsten - WIATHI R IURf UPORT SCHOOL LUNCHU · swell. Scattered TIMl'IUTUa U f"'9 s...ftl .. / NEWPORT MESA ELEMENTARY dowdiness ~d fog NN'pC>rl Be~ ;and a chance for w ....... 11 SCHOOL MEALS THIS WEEK: 65/54 ._... .. TIMMey Bill boa showers. The Dawn r.atrol surfers Today -Chicken Fried Steak with 64/54 ue b'1(k. en)~~ that Cosll Mesa TI DIS ~ extra hour of ght in mashed potatoes, gravy, green salad with 66/51 TODAY the. morning. En y It · dressing, chilled fruit, animal crackers Corontl del Mar · First low while you can, as we ;ire 64/54 s a.m ................ 2.4 moving into the short choice of milk. ' First high ~inter days. Tuesday -AJl-beef hot dog on a bun SUU f OU CAST 12:18 a.m ......... J.9 A 1tr::li ~l/~st Sealnd low swell c nation mixed or sliced turkey on a bun, baked beans, LOCATION SIZE 6:40 p.m ......... -0.J In with a $1Nllef Wedge 1·) WSW Second high south.eat aw.fl la m.iking choice of fresh fruit, choice o( mmc. Newport 1·3 WSW 11:11 a.m ........ s.a some~ he~ high Wednesday -Bean and cheese burrito wawa many ar .... Bladdes 1·3 WSW TUESDAY Anew~.CIM with salsa, vegetable sticks·with dip, lllver Jelly 1 ·3 wsw First low la pickina up from !Ht CdM 1·3 IWW 6: 16 a.m. (l.6 ol • series ol "°'"'' off pineapple cup, butterscotch pudding with ' first high Newlhlanl&. chocolate chips, choice of milk. Alia --r pl IOftM aoan-. 1:35 a.m ..... _. .. J.9 Tltanclay -Italian sp11gheni with me t LIJbtvu .... 5«ond low: ==~':" -Inds ahlrun1 7:41 p.m ........... o.o sauce, french bread roll, crjsp, cold prden AMerb. aoulhwesl 1f ~ S«ond "'"' for clllly ""'~ ialad, choice of d~ssing, blueberry crisp, _.... 2 foot wind 12:11 p.m.-..... s.2 -~ (900) choice Qf milk . WllW'n, l fooc Waler t7WUlf. TM al C1M11 ........ .., T~atiri:6l S1.SO,._,........_ ~ -No School. . . It • , • , • ... rw Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dalty Pilot Montfay, November 7, 1994 3 START PllOTOS IY 00N LEACH, DAILY PILOT Hundreds take. part in 'Run for Cover' to benefit homeless . .. Hundreds o~ runners took part in Sunday's "Run for Cover" Anacapa Road at Fashion Island. At right,' Andrew Godbe, 6, at Fashion lsk\f1d to benefit HomeAid Orai:ige County. The does push-ups prior to the start of the children's lK run. event featured three separate divisions for participants of all HomeAid Orange County is a non-profit organ1zacion that ages an~ abilities. Above, runners make their way down helps build and renovate shelters for the homeless. ·· Local Scene Get A Jump On Gift Giving r'f T '1r '1r ~ ~ '1r "A T ,-, -• • • • • • • • I • I • ...... -•• ,..,.y k.IA.&.AA A AJ.. '~ We'll ship any of our preeackagcd -gin s valued over $9.99 a nywhere in the continental -u nirctl Stare-. FREE. For a rrival by Christina~ place your order before November 24. 1994. Jerry Kobrin is on vacation. Vi~it our store today for de1ails! His column will return next week. 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Today, his sons & grandson continue to provide a complete menu ol authentic Italian food . prepared fresh dally and seasoned with 5 generations of family pride. Thank you. The Sabatino Fartlily CATERINO SPECIALISTS ,,.,,..,,.,,., w. c.t. .... Clwtln "In,.. home "'In ""'......, l'OOfll. •• ,, For Reservations cal 723-0821 251 Sh ard W · N Beach RE-ELECT . . WALTER G .. HOWALD Brandon. Tracy. r,Granl I ncL. \\ ..ilt · "Thl' Ho\\ald Family Preserve • Quality University Preparation •Out tanding ocational Programs •Professional Contract Education •Financial Stability Community L~aders Supporting Walt • -(p..1rt1al ltsll • r Roy O . Anderson Evelyn Hart Man Pham J.D. '"ll<>rt Bc:a~hC11ySd10~1 \l"port Bta\hCtt\ C i .. 11 lll'd Rc..ih\ Wes ijannister · Jane Hilgendorf Jame \\'. Ra Banni tcr & AsSOI.: In) Teacher _ I RJ\ C or,truluon lnl Paul G . Berger, Ph .D. C<la)I Comm Collcst n.~1 Mary Hornbuckle Cosu \1cs.a Cit~ C'1.>.inl 11 Joanne Reynolds ha~ C orporauon Hon. Marian Bergeson California State Scnatr Robert C. Huisken Royal Plywood. Inc Hon Thomas F. Riley ~h()i,1 OC Brd tl~'l1 GeorRe Brown City ol Seal Beach ' Neel Buell Emeritus In titutc Barbara Bullard Orangt Coa t Collqe Bonnie Cicoletti Christopher' Im: ' . Charles Haley TcacMn C"'dit lJnion 8oard • . Jean Kiger Formtt Chair 'i 8 Libra!) Boanl Pat Krone OCH F. Robert Law, M .D. Ph 1cian Mid Surgeon Sherrv Loofbourrow Pm c\, h<iol &.ird ~, Marae Pantzaro-....,_..,~ • 8 li~pubhcan \\'ollll--n Scott Paulsen ~ lntc'ITncdaik hOOt . William Ring. Harbor Realty Rick Rowe Golden \\ t Collcg( John Rychel ~chcl and Company Leon Skeie Teacher Bu in mM\ Gary Whitener,· Trim 1.ok. Inc • '· TODAY ANLICIWI ---- uon11.....,. ··--.. ·· ........ . •·Attention Def.cit Doordcr. The Big Picture:· is the title or I Cree lecture by psycbol~ Ja.in Andre .. -s from 7 to 8:.30 p.m. at Coa.slline Counseling Center, 1200 Quail St .. Suite 10.S in N~pott Bcxh. For more infomution, call -476-0991. MarilJa Oria. ID dcr ol VM O.Villd _. ..... Mid Couaetb. •.,... w11s11dl111 Oii ......... r ...a f"wc ~ 9'ulc Couaty rca&aunDU ... oere~ .pcdally pRpanld ptmCC diucn ud • privalc Oaarapapo *-en rcc:cptioo montbJy thtoUaJl Marda 1995 '° help rabc funds.!«~ Coua bait l&yle wl .....,_ .... al ... Ncwpalt lbor Mm O.mbcr ol ONzi· cs01 Heslda ad FilACll LuDdalma. Tbo lundaeoo bqim at ..,. at lbe Balboa Ylchl Oub. 1801 Bayside Drive in Corona del Mar. Tbo COi& is SIS per person and iacludel- a buffc1 lunch. For rescJVatiom, caU Lena ar 729-4400. TUUDAY _nCMNOLOOY roa 9UAICIAIT • The Newport Found:ition for Study of M:ijor Economic ls.sues is sponsoring n )>reillas1 meeting nbou1 '•Technology :and AmeriQn Prosperity." The meeting "'ill fca1urc speakers Roland Boucher, district coordinator or ··uni1ed We St.and," and Congressman : Da~ Rohr.ibncher. The meeting a begins :it 7:30 a.m. al the B:iJbo:i B:iy 1 Oub, 1221 West Coast Hjghway in : Nc-.-port Bc:ich. Cost is Sll Cor , non-members :and SJS for members. a For inform:ition :ind rcscl\-:ilions call : Petra GnJbgher at 67.5-3228. : UHU PLANNING WOlt.KSMOP : Or:ingc Co:isl College's Re-Enuy , Center is offering :a 1hree-p:irt c:irccr • pl:inninJ; \\Oik.shop from 6 10 8 p.m. on • Nov. 8, 15 and 29. The \\Orkshop is : free lo !he public and \\ill be • conducted by OCC counselor Dri\c ' Hue 'Ph:im. Panicip:ints will discover ! c:irccrs th:it suil their person:ili1y. For ' more inform:ition c:ill 432-5162. • • *W~E·D·N·lS~D·A·Y~~~~~~~ NO MORI SAD HAIR DAYS ~farilyn Cunin, founder o( Vi\'a D:iVin~i :ind Pcrfcc1 M:itch Cosmciics. \\ill spe:ik on understanding )Our ovcr:iU hair St}lc :ind :ippcarancc needs at 1hc Ne\\ port Harbor Are:i Chombcr of Commerce's Hc:ilth and • Fi1ness Luncheon. The luncheon • begins at noon :it the B:ilbo:i Yacht • Oub, 1801 B:iysidc Orne in Corona • dcl Mar. The cos! is SIS per person ! :ind includes 3 buffe1 lunch. For , reservations, call Lcn:i :II n 9-+i00. : SATURDAY • • MINlltA&. AND LAPIDARY IHOW : The Or:inge Co:i.st Mineral and , L:ipid:iry Society, Inc., v. ill hold' its • Sis! annu:il show, "Prospector's : Paradise," from 10 a.m. 10 6 p.m. Nov. • 12 and JO a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 13 :it • the Senior Center, 695 W. 19th St in' Cosu Mcs:i.. There \\ill be cU.ibits, food, demons1r:i1ionS. door prizes :ind Cree p:irking. For more inform:uion c:iU L)lc Thorell :it 839-5084. CllYSTA&. CASINO The Orange Coun1y B:ir Associ:ition is hosting ··cryst.tl C:isino II" 10 benefit three l::iv.-rclatcd locll ch:irities: Cons1i1utionaJ Rights Found:ation of Or:ingc Coun1y, Or:tngc County B:ir Foundation and the Public L:iw Center. The C\Cnt \\ill be held :11 the Cryst:il Coun in Cost:i Mcs:i a.nd will feature m:igic, music, c:isino-st)lc g:imes :ind :i silcn1 :iuction. Fcstivi1ics begin :it 8 p.m. llnd run to midnight. Tid:cLS :ire S75 apiece. For more iolorm:ition c:ill 5-U-6222. SATURDAY, NOV. 19 DIVORCli A NIW llOINNINO Newport Be:ich' Marri:ige & F:imily Therapisl intern M:ixinc Cohen v.ill conduct a speci:il workshop, ''Oi\'orcc: A New Beginnin,g." from JO :i.m. to 12:30 p.m. :11 her Ncwpor1 Ccn1er office. The \\Orkshop "ill CO\ Cr the fi\e SL::iges Of grie\lng and the Stages Of recovCf'', :ind\\ ill dc:il v.ilb lhe emo1ion::il roller co:i.ster th:it di\orcc c:in c:iusc. The \\Orkshop is ide:il for men or \\Omen \\DO arc going 1hrough :i divorce or "ho h:i\'e rcccn1ly been divorced. Cos1 is S25. Sp:ice is limited. Olli 759--0579. ONGOING COi.UGi WORXSHOPI Orange Co:is1 College in Cost:i Mcs:i currcnily offers :1 v:iricty or workshops on numerous topics, including s:iilins, cooking, business, computers, fitness, divorce :ind more. Call J32-5880. MINTA&.·l&.l.NUl IUPPqRT OROUPI Alliance for the Mentally Jll of Or:ingc • • DOUBLE TAX -f RE( .6.99% 13.00% --Tax-~ree ')eld to ~1atunty Approximate Taxable Eqw\-alent Yield S&P Rating: Coupon: Maturity: Price: San Diego Public Revenue A-Moody's Rating: 5.25% Yield to Call: 05/15/'lO Call Date: 79.34 Call Price: . Al 8.92% 05/15/03 102 • In tht (J(J11110n ol rht &ind CrlUl'ISd mliTel on the 'ocntb u e.ttm1'1 from Stute Und FtJmJ/ (at4!.) f'"/9 ~ Ftfkra/ and I I.fl•, stale/ lie ou.n and rifer su/JJ«( to pnor salt 1.>1dwrt9t111 pnct f'or more information. call Daniel C. Horgan Senior Vice President -Investments (714) 476-5 126 620 Newport Center Dr. • Suite 1300 • Newport Beach. CA 92660 Kemper Securities, Inc. ~ember ~YSE •Member SIPC EXERCISE CLASSES • ~tretch & Tone •Step REEBOK (Beginning to Advanced) • Cardio Sculpt • Total Body Conditi oning • Calenetic Stretch • Step-n-Slide • Low Impact Aerobics .. Ski Conditioning CARDIO CENTER •New Crossrobics System by Stairmasrer 2650 & I 650 • Treadmasters • Stairclimbers • Lif ecycles • Liferower • Circuit Training • Recumbent Bikes • County provides educ:ition and emo1ion:1l support for families de:iling "'ith mentally ill loved ones. A free Jupport group meets every T\lcsd:l)l C\·ening from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Orange County Mcnt:il Health Oinic, 3115 Redhill Avenue in Cosu Mc~ 0111 544-8488 for dct:iils. ...... NO&llWNG Adv:incc ldUr c:irecr by imprO\'ing your spc:iking :ind persu:Won skills during a free introductory \\Orkshop :ii O:ilN.ood Ap:irtments South, 1700 J61h Street in Costa Mes:i. Workshops :ire held every Wedncsd:iy e\-ening. For more inform:11ion, c:ill 675-7196. UADI C&.Ua The Cos1a Mesa Leads Oub - Women's Ch:ip1er meets every Wcdnesd:iy 111 7:15 a.m. at ~timi's Cafe at H:irbor jnd Newport boulev:irds in Costa Mcs:i. The dub is p:irt or nn international ne1working organization dedicated 10 expanding c:ich member's business 1hrough qu::ility le:ids. C:ill 474-:?225 or 975-8338 for more information. WOMIN'l IUPPORT GROUP The Healing Connec1ion, hc:iling body, splri1 and roind, is conduc1ing :i v.omcn's therapy support group e\ery Tuesd:iy :it 7 p.m. in its office :11 J~25 J:imboree Ro:id, Suite l&OA, Xe\\ port Interfaith Sheller. Dinnen arc S90 per person. Call 67J.6502. ' llAIU-.OftellOU• Survivors of.Incest Anonymous (SIA), for fctruilC Victims Of scxu:a1 abUJC and rape and their friends and family, meets every Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon at 76lJ Victoria St., Coata Mesa. There is no fee. For more infonution and directions. call Karen at 531-2629 or Iris at 859-3918. DIAUTIC SU...ft HOUP A support group for diabetics is now forming in Newport Bcxb. Meetings v.ill be on S:iturd:ay mornings at 10 a.m, or on various evenings. Call Alan or Lisa Gluck :11 644-6052 for details. •UllNIU NITWOIUQ ... MIADAIT The Consumer Business Net'tl1ork is sponsoring a weekly business networking breakfast featuring guest speakers beginning at 7 a.rn. each Friday. The purpose of the weekly meetings is to build quality, long 1erm business and social rclationsbirs. Cost including breakfast is $15. Cal 969-9790. DIVORCI IUPPOn GROUP Mariners Church sponsors a fre.e divo~· rcCO\-cry support group every Wednesday al 7 p.m. at )()()() Dison in Newport Bc:ich. &.UPUI POUNDATION A support grou,P for younger p:itients with Lupu$ rpcets the serond :ind fourth \YcdDcsd:iy of ~ch monlh from THE GREY GOOSE lffvttesYou to Our Second Annual Department 56 Open House Thursday, Noyember Io 7-9p.m. SPECI AL EVENTS· * Drawings * Contests * Department 56 representatives on hand to answer your questions. * Display demonstrations · · * Refreshments THE GREY GOOSE WFSfCUFF 11*••"---·-.illldo Ttltpftont 642-7803 Hours: Monday-Saturday I 0-6; Sunda~ noon to 5 WEIGHT TRAINING • Camstar •Spr..,t • Gravitron • Free Weights • Bodymaster • Heavybag QUALITY CLUB· • Limited Membership • Cenified Trainers & Teachers • Nutrition Workshops • Beginner Workshops • Senior Programming • Towel Service & Amenities • Newpon 's #1 Personal Training Program since 1982 In Wcstcliff Plaza • I 080 Irvine Ave (al 17th St) Ncwpqn Beach• 631-3623 Newport seach/eoeta Mela Ody Pilot • • l:JO to J p.m. iA Newport Beach. For dcUill. call "6-17?'· • Ancncioct 0crw:i1 ~ "'PPOlt aroup1 at lu oMce, 133 ~ Drive, Sullc 27, In N~ Bcada. Coll is SS per acsaion. Call ~2-7303. -.1n • awa.. 9ay 8'oedculcn, the Toaamastcrt dub No. 4136. mccu every Thursday at 7 a.m. M the Saata An:a Country Cub, 20382 Newport Blvd. in Com Mesa. Call 380-0200. AH"''""' ..... Ancntion Deficit Diaordcr Affects more than 20 pcrc:cnl of lhc adult American populacloa. Thia onaoln& ADD suppon ,roup for adulu •&ca 20 10 70 is held every Thul"lday at varying times ot Co:astlinc Counsclina Center, 1200 Qu:ill St., Suite lOS, Ncwpon Ocach. A don111io!' or SS is 1u11ested 10 1111cnd the mceclna. For more information, Cl'.111 476-0991. IOMTllUllU CLUa The Blue Flame Toastmasccrs club meets every Wcdnesd:ay from 7 10 8;30 a.m. at The Villaae Farmer, South Co3st Plan Vill:i&e, 1651 Sunflower Ave. in Cost:i Mes:a. The meeting is Cree for firsc-timc visitors. Call Robby at 263-8790 for details. WOMIWI IUPPOft eaOUP llNIOU M4'AN •ANCI C&.UI A Women's Support Group covering relationship issues, family concerns 11nd bccomiog whole is held every Wedncsd:iy evening from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. ut Newport ~ach Psychological · Association, 3101 W. P:acific Coast The Cost:a Mesa Senior Cl1izcn Square :ind Round D:incc club seek experienced dancers 10 join them every Thursday morning from 9 to LI a.m. :ii the Costa Mcs:i Senior Center, 191h and Pomona streets. Call 545-5669 for more informacion. 111 ... y., Suite 311, Newport Beach. Cost is S25. Call 722-4588 for details. CAAIOIVll IUPPOft GaOUP NIWNn NAaaOa ART MUllUM Art classes, exhibits, lours, and Cree lectures llnd dcmons1ra1ions arc :ivailablc :11 Lhe Ncwpon I !arbor Art Museum, 850 S:in Qcmcntc Drive in N~-port Beach. For a complclc list of museum :ictivities, c:ill 759·1122. A support group for the adult children of aging p:ircnts meets on the second Wednesday of each month Crom 6:30 to 8 p.m. 01 Oasis Senior Center, 8000 M:irgucritc Ave., Corona del M:ir. Call (i.14-3244 for more information. ADD IUPPOllT OROUP Send }'Our 1tr111s to Around Totf'n rd/tor, 171t Dolly Pilot, 330 H'. BDy St., Costa MrsD, Ca/II. 91621. The National Dyslexia Research Foundotion sponsors weekly adul1 \ ' Ylutumn Pri~ !Fi~e .Luncheon Menu · 11:30-2:30 lncfutfes Cfi"ia of Soup of tftt lay or :Jfou..st Safatf 'Ent!ee ':For 'Mon.day ·. Spinad1 aruf'1Ju.f ~1Wfin9ton 11iitfi '/Jonftfaise-Sauu 'En tree ':For 'Iitesaay -' !Manico11i wufi Cafamari, 'X,pastta 'l)tppus ana ?.farinara Sauci · 'En tree for "Weanesaay <jnlutl Cf11c~1n witli (janu: 'J.(asfi~a Potatou anJ Pars(ty Sa''" 'En tree for 'IFiursaay Port 'Ttnlkrfoin witli CurrySauu . 'En tree for ':Friday Sau ttttf ~ilf11ttfisfi Mtli '/Jraasctf Sliaffots antf ~cf 'Wine Sauce Cofftt or7ta $9.qo (714) 752-8001 • 'l{µtrvaticms SufiBt.Stu{ 18912 !Maot rtli ur 'lJ{vtf., l rvin t (!Maotrtliur & 'Dougfas, ntar Joli n 'Waynt ~irport) As Rates Rise, Your CD Will Automa~ Be Adjusted Up'Nalds Each Month The R u ing Rate CO 1s :a unique investment value, because your r.ite can only go up Fini. we give you a grca1 r.ite and then, if r.atcs nsc. your CD will automatically be adjusted upward on the 61')! of each month. You will never cam less than the highest rate paid because your R ising Ra1c CD can only go up. never down, even 1f ntcs fa)I. 1-'al \I~ IH\l'\;t, 1{\11 < ll ''"' l'-11 ll.I\ l -1\111 H.111· 1• \11 l"\. I fl l<l\l"\.I, I<\ 11 1 I 1 l'n, l.i ll" I 11111U 11, ''.111111 11• '''11.lllHI With the Rising R.atc CO, you have the secunty of FDIC uuur.mcc up to S 100.000. Open your CO nght away iand sun moving up to ruing n 1c1. Call T,oday and Ask How You Can Get The Rising Rate CD (714) 895-2929 Suzy M~rs EKt. 121 COM•1rr1 0 ro S tJ,.•1t10 1t S11tt11c1 Uhri, N11llon11/ &atJ-. 1177 Ce:ottt A~ Hunt1"8fOl1 Bt~h. CA 92647 • I .. • Newport Beach/Coata Mesa Dally Pilot • VOLUllTllR DIUCTOllY Ti.. Vohaaleer Dlrtetory ru-.s periedkaUy la the Dally Piiot. 1r you'd Uke laformaUoti oa &ttUn& yo&ar Otpaballoa llsltd, call '42-4J2l, tltt. 367. ............ Enstcr Seals Socic1y needs volun.tccrs for ongoing clerical wodt, help In programs for children with disabilities nnd onc·timc volunteers to help with special evcn1s. For inrormation, call 834·1111 . lach••1• Clull Chllcl Abu .. Preveatlea Center Volunteer training sessions for p:trcntal aides :trc coming up soon. Volunteers arc needed by the Exchange Oub Child Abuse Prevention Center to help famili.cs where an incident of child abuse has been reported and a referral mndc by the county. Parent aides work with an "at risk" family for one year, building a trusting relationship which subsequently enables the p:trcnt aide to teach the fam ily parenting. communication skills and problcm·solving techniques. Inquire about special training sessions. The center also needs volunteers to work with familic;s of high·risk children who arc victims of pnrcntal drug addiction. Sponish·spcllkmg volunteers and those with a background in the medical field arc especially desired. For information on either prog~m, call 722·1107. Felrvlew Develop111entaf Center The Fairview Developmental Center in Costa Mesa needs volun1ccrs to aid in the classroom, workshops, leisure progrnms, takini residents to classes or a walk, sccrc1ar1al, groundskccping, and s1affing the clolhing s1orc. They nlso accept donations in furni1ure and clothing. Any 01hcr contributions arc welcome. For more information, call 957-5114 between 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. FISH Harbor Area l"c. Friends in Service to Humanity (FISH) offers emergency assistance 'to those in need nnd provides the Mobile Meals program. For Mobile Mcnls, volunteers arc needed to drive, which includes picking up food at Hoag Mcmori:ll Hospi1al nnd dropping it off for eight shut-an individuals or couples, usually elderly, Monday-Friday in the Newport and Costa Mesa area. ll takes about I VJ hours a d:iy and volunlecrs arc welcome 10 perform duties once a mon1h or more, or merely subsritutc on n light basis. Emergency assistance involves RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. ... ,_ .... CMrl""' -ltn -..... CISTa •11-541-115' delivering rood to ramilies who arc at rilk or goin& bun1ry once a month or more. The two-hour trip irwolvcs rood pick-up and delivery to five ramilies on Monday through Friday Crom 10:30 a.m.·2 p.m. or Saturdays twice a month between 9-11 a.m. Food-packers arc needed Crom 8:30 a.m.·2;30 p.m. Monday through S:i1urday for two-hour shifts. Volunteers may work as little or much as desired. People arc also needed to staff the main office, answer phones for those in need and transport shut-ins to doctor's appointments upon need. For more information, call Debby O'Connor at 645·8050. Frleacls ef the Cest• Me .. Llllr•ry The Friends or the Costa Mesa Library, a support group for the library, needs volunteers to run book sales and staff lhc book room at th• li6rary for selling of used books and purchasing of new ones. The library in general can use volunteers with clerical skills and those with a willingness or the knowledge to help run children's craft progrnms. Drivers arc needed to help with the books to the homebound program. Also, those interested in volunteering to help administer the entire Friends program :lrc needed. Hours nro flexible, including evenings and weekends. For information, call the library at 646-8845. Glrl S~outs The Girls"Scouts of Orange County will train all adult volunlccrs. Volunteers arc needed for troop leaders. There arc :llso spctial comminecs 10 plan events for the girls and adults. Committees could entail extensive rime over thrce·or four months, or 3·4 hours a month over a full year for ongoing commillces. The Girls Scouts arc always looking for community people willin& to &hue expertise Cor onc-tlmc lectures, demonstrations or claucs. For information, call the Girl Scout Council of Crance County at 979-7900. Olrl• lacerpe,.tetl ef Newpert·Me .. Girls Incorporated offers affordable nnd accessible educational and recreational programs for girls and boys with nationally rccocnizcd yrograms and activities 1ha1 build sclf·suCCicicncy, rcsponsibilitr and confidence, with an emphasis on the spccinl needs or girls and young women. Volunteers arc needed to help in the program and recreational activities, nt the main facility and teen ccn1er, and as office assislants and . grounds mnintcnancc persons. Fori- fur1hcr information on volunteering, call Rosemary at 646-7181. 01 ... Mouatela lac. Volunteers are needed 10 aid physically-challenged adullS who meet monthly for cducatfonnl, entertainment and social purposes. Able-bodied volunteers arc always needed to help wilh eating. personal needs and moving wheelchairs ot meetings and oulings. For information, call 779-3441. Hat Connectloa The Hat Conncctfon is a women's philanthropic extension of the Chllmbcr of Commerce which serves the communi1ics of Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. While also.sharing leads. informalion, resources and experience in regard to business, the group is involved in charitable efforts. For informalion, call Kny Walburgcr at 650-2144. Heritage Hou•• Avxlllary Volunteers arc needed fo r an Beautiful Hair! ~ec.~ae.. IMJ:I OI WOMIH . SHORT HAIR R.g. t20 w/M •15 LONG HAIR Reg. ~5 w/M ._ PERM & CUT Reg. 165 w/M 145 WEAVE & CUT Reg. 165 w/M 145 * W. u. Of!!y ,,....,.. I a ,.,,, ,,,,...,.. * • Goldw.11 • Wen • pou{ Mitdi.I • NeJocus • Sebastion & fromelj 'IW•tJA.£0,V 2911 M9tol St. 113 Costa-Me.a lak•/l ristol AT . CITY BALL?. IFIO, ELECT ELAINE LINIOFF Longtime, Dedicated Citv Volunteer She Will • Not miss city council or committee meetings • Dpp~se the boardwalk in West Newport • Fight for your fiscal, safety, and environmental concerns • Qppose a toll booth on Newport Coast Drive • Listen and respond I Partial Lill al Iatan wlla Prefer m•••• Yallaff: Debbie and Jock Alboght Ma/pie Anderson Dr Alan and Betty Andrews Aooer and Bonnie Aver Pefil< and Peogy Bahan Maudette ear Donald Beatty Allan and Jeen Beek Halle'f. end Loil Beem Janel Bell Or.le end fWlM Bents l!'yn8 Bl.ck ~and John BlalCh Oicii and~ Blatterman Harry Bour~ Jim ind LOii Bridges CathvBr!Uon Pat Srubellel ~Bufkhetdt ...... .. Sitt and Mat~ret s.ng.rer Mr and M111 H ~ Bob Sattler Marcella Scank>n 8111 and Robefta Schmidt 811 SchonlaU Jonas and Viwtne Schultz Soun Se.ten M•lv Sholkol! $an<fy and Wrjne Sime Dr Jack and NancY SktMef Dr David and Jecl"e Smtley Tom and Manlou Sperrow Lou~ef Boll and Bobbie Slablef Grovet and AM SleQlleOI Former Mayor Don St.r9Utl Ootoltly Slreut1 Bemedelte Strobel·Lopez Margo Stual1 , auxiliary support group being Conned by Hcrita&c House, a non-profit 1ub5tance abuse recovery home for preP'ant and parenting women and their children in Costa Mesa. Volunteers arc needed to rnisc funds for house needs, provide hoHday panics for lhe children ~nd to offer love and support to young mothers. Baby Step Inn iJ a program of the Southeast Council on Alcoholism and Drug Problems. I lcritage House offers a six-month program of recovery counseling, .parcnling s._ills clnsscs, alcohoVdrug education and mommy·boby ac1ivi1ics. For more inform:uion, call 646·2271. Hl9h Hepes Head lnlury Pre9ra• The High Hopes Head Injury Program's Rea Center in Cosra Mesa, a non-profit nation·widc orpnization scrvln& the needs of head-injured adults and 1heir familica. provides a rehabilitation program for adults 18 years old and over, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday-Thursday. Volunteers arc needed to assist our students in physical, cognitive and vocntionaJ retraining. As part of the proeram students go to 1hc communi1y pool and fitness center. Volunteers can Jive onc-on·onc assistance nt nil facilities, or give time on Fridays and Saturdays for monthly excursions to museums, ball games, picnics, c1c. Work as much or little as desired, and llll ages arc welcome. Fbr more information, coll 646-7458. Interfaith Council The Newport-Mesa-Irvine In1crfai1h Council, on umbrella orgnnization for ICYCraJ area ICl'Vice IJ'OUJ>S, DCC4k perlODS active in the iocal co11ire41tlons to reprCKot the ~ by scrv1n1 on boards in the coaw&aAity ond rcP.Ort in& b:tck 10 the hucrfaith • Councal. For information, call Carol Drown at ~8-3283. KJ• c ..... c-ec11 .. The Kids Cancer Conncctioo is an organiution dedicated to the needs of afflicted children with cancer, and deals with Lhcir emotional, educational and financial needs. The group's primary fund-raiser is throu&h the sale of holiday greetina cards the aIDictcd . children have designed. Volunteers ore needed to help with sales at fcstiv:als, swap meets and other cYCnts. Volunteers nrc also needed for clerical duties in Lhc organiznt.ion office. For informnlioo, call 851·7774. VOTE FDR JIM FERRYMAN FDR NEWPORT • MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES · CZane 2J ' * President Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce CTerm E x p rres December '94J . * 1'992 Costa Mesa Man of che Year * Past President of the Child Guidance Center of Orange County * School District Summit Committee member * S chool District Community Involvement Committee member *School D istrict Excess School Site Committee member Endors ed By The Dally Piiat Newapeper, Giii & Anita F111rgea on1 J im & Connie Sliva and ·the following friend'!: Les M iller -Roger & Ann Alford • Myron & Kathy Miller -Art & Joan Perry • Scott & Liddy Paulsen - Art Kidman • Nate & Thelma Reade -Rusty & Pat M oore -Ken & Cindy W eyman -Tony & Kim large • Jeff & W endy W ilcox · Bert & Viola Smith · M arlene & Steve Rtlt.er -Rob & Candy Rice -Steve & Rosann Wherry • Rick & Nancy Kapko -Russ Gilbert • Mike & Uz Dunn -Steve & Ruth Porter -Al & Sarah M orelli -Frank & Vera Bianchini :. Betty Valltos -Mike and Sandy Sheafer -Lou & Colleen OeSandro -Jeck & Laure Carich -Ken & Connie Newland -Gtenn & Marsha O'Connefl -Jack & Mary .Jo Hammett -Denis Retoski -Dave & Donna Bunnell -W alt & Salty Devenport -Jim & Bev Wahner • Donn Hall -Paul & Sally ChadWell -Trudy Ohlig -George & Robin Gui~ -Sandy Pinkerton • Steve & Janice Renock · Rex & Pat Tompkins -Dennis & Katie Pickett • Dick & LaDonna fenoyman -Ron & ~Pat Bauer · Don Williams -Carey Ward • Ken & Phyliss Fowter -Larry Weichman -Earte Weichman - Orv & Bea Amburgey -Dan & Liz Ray -Ralph Rodheim -.Ron & Cathy Amburgey • Jon & Sue Paradis • Ron & Carol Prettyman • Jackie Gillis -Colleen Kenning -Joann Gent -Dan & Rhonda Potter -Bud & Cheryl Thoreen . _Or. 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He says even 10me conservatives have secretly pledacd to vote for him. "Some unabashedly said, 'I'll vote for you now because you're much more beatable in two years than a Republican incumbent,' " Toledano said from his John Wayne Airport-area law office that's a few blocks Crom Brewer's business office. er -aplmt Propolltlont 187 ud UM ancf for Proposition 186. He said be realizes lhoac un- popular stances could hurt him. "I'm worklna very bud to be u honlll u I can, even ii it costs me votes." Toledano said. "But I'm finding that it'• not costing me votes. ·11 Brewer .. }J, addiq that the leJis· lation Toledano 1Upporu will in· crease taxes. ••oovcrnment Is in too many places that it shouldn't be." But, lhc added that some gov· crnment programs arc very sue· ccssf ul and should be expanded. One example is the bonus system that gave a contractor a hefty booty for finishing f rceway con· struction early after the Northridgc Earthquake, she said. "Within 60 days that freeway wu rebuilt," Brewer llid. "What· ever we paid out in boAUICI we more thlJl saved In dela~ and chanae orders • . • and it s that kind or approac~ WC need in, Sac· ramcnto. Sometimes you can t gei 3 pothole f &Xed io 60 days." People will pay for services that work Toledano said. "l'~c met very few people in this district who aren't willing to pay a premium price . for a premium product," he said. "Dul we've got to have the premium ,Produ~t ~~· Core we have the premium price. NEWPORT DEACH -Marilyn Drewer summed up the race for the 70th Assembly District seat like this: "(Jim Toledano) says the third time's the charm. 1 say three strikes and you're out." On Tuesday, voters will decide who's right. Doth have taken opposite and partisan stances on just about every issue, excluding Measure A. Brewer's confident she'll win. So confident she's already bought the plane tickets to Sacramento for the swearing in. One contributing factor, she said, is Republican rcgistra.tion in the district of about 56%, roughly 20 points higher than Democratic voter registration. But their partisan loyalties arc glarinlly obvious when you look at their stances on the hot ballot is- sues. Brewer supports the so·called "Save Our State" initiative and the ''Three Strikes" proposal. She's against a state-run health care system. "After Nov. 8, (Proposition) 187 will pass or not pass; 186 will pass or not pass; 184 will pass or not pass. But the new legislator is going to have to deal with a hor- rendous budget mess. The ques- tion is not whether I agree or dis· agree, but who's going to deal honestly with the consequences." The bottom line, Toledano said, is ir you can't agree with the sum or his stances then you shouldn't vote for him. s•RENE STOK•s ********** J z years Publk SCbool Prtnclpal But they've also been somewhat distant from their party leaders: Toledano said he intends 10 vote -in direct contrast to Brew· "He and I arc on opposite sides of e .·cry issue on the ballot/' NEWPORT MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL BQARD for CITY COUNCIL worhing with YOU far a Costa Mesa that is ~SAFE ~ PROSPEROUS ,~VIBRANT #942662 3007 Fernheath Lane, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 J~guer Service and Repair AAA Southam California Automobile Club approved Service Excellence M aster Service Technicians. Ten Years at same location with over 95 years of combin~ experience Featuring •Keith Douglas• formerly of NEWPORT IMPORTS . SOUTH COAST PLAZA AREA PACIFIC SERVICE C714J 754-1610 Afte r 30 years It's tl•e for a changel The incumbent, who's been on the board ror 30 years. quit the race. His name Is still on the baUot. I need your vote! 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We're conven· lently located at 2090 f>tantla. tlNT: Wheel bearings may lllo be Miiied. .. • .. . ' \ . .. ' • . .. ' J! • JI MeWPOft Beach/Coata Mesa Daily Piiot ._, ......... , creamed with taxca," he said. "And there'11till a lot of unemployed people out there." Aden considers Republicans more proactive about creating jobs than Democrats, which he soys rely too heavily on social programs such as welfare. Diane McGlinchey of Huntinatoo Beach was there to show her support for Republican policies. She favored Prop. 187 :ind getting schools to focus more on the fundamental subjects. Carol Litle,.president of the Garden Grove Republican Women, was here to sec the Jess local political figures she doesn't normally get to sec such as Lt. Gov. cnndidatc Cathie Wright. She believes the opposition to Prop. 187 has been over-' played. "I haven't had a single person say no to 1~7," she said. Candidates at the rally paid special attention to former President Reagan, who recently an nounced he had Alzheimer's Disease. "Let's win this one for The Gippcr," Rohrabacher told the crowd. " The rally began with a Do» , DAILY I'ILOT moment of silence for the former president. ~ov. Pete Wilson reacts with a clinched fist to issues surrounding Proposition 187 as Senate candidate Mike Huffington offers support. • Contested & Non-Contested • Ae•tr•ining Orders • Child Cu•tody & Support • Settlement Agreemenu Family • Annulment• • Pr.Nupti81 Aa .... rnenu • Collections & Modific8tion• • P•tern~ Jluit• • N•m• Ch•nge Law Offices of Lisa A. Ciancio Cal for a Free Consultation 1714] 758-2525 nn.,,. ftlllWDCJrt Plaza, Suite: 101, IVll!NNJCXJ• Beach ---~-------------- Join Yoi.Jr Newport Beach Police Officers and Firefighters W e are oyer 200 Newport Beach employees committed to serve the community. We ~lieve these four candidates for City council will maintain and enhance the high quality of our public ~afety programs: Norma Glover Dennis O'Neil Tom Edward• .John Hedges These candidates are also endorsed by the Newport Beach Firefighters' Association. W e are concerned about your safety. As police officers that's our job. We work hard to make Newport Beach one of the safest cities in California. ~ It isn't an accident.The level of safety we enjoy is more than just the result of good professional police work. It is the result of the co operation and trust shared by our police officers and the community that makes Newport Beach an exceptional city. P lease join your police officers and firefighters and continue to· insist on the best and most professional public safety serv ices for Newport Beach. We encourage you to exercise your fundamental right as an Ameri can and Vote on November 8. P.W fot 8M ~ !tr N...-n hecll Pollff L9fleleW• Action C-"". P.O .... '632, N...-n •Hch, CA t215'....U .. ) Watch for sp ecial section the 36th Annual Auto Show· J • com1ng Thursday, Nov. 17 \ .. Monday 1 November 7, 1994 7 COUNCIL out or the owner's pocket." On Monday, the council will also consider: • Authorizin& a grant applica· tion for a household hazardou waste program for the city. The program would allow for remov<1I of such waste left in the public right of way and provide small scale collection and public infor· motion. hem ..... I cuss whether to form a committee that will review options like the one presented to Ulloa. "1 think it's a really good idc:i," Erickson said. "There arc other ways for business owners to raise the money for traffic impact fees. There are grants and such, so all the money doesn't have to come •Approving a Tenant Based Assistance Program to assist low- incomc families in need of hous- ing. The program would target families that arc homelcfss or at risk of becoming homeless; fami- lies in which one member is di)· obied; and individuals who have been "involuntarily displaced'' from their homes. • Approving a Community De· velopment Consolidated Plan that would be used for determining fu· turc expenditures of federal hou)· ing nnd community de\elopment J funds. i RAFT fre• P•9e 1 said. "I never thought it woulJ come out this good." The vessel won the true test of appeal, though, when the ·crew's children climbed aboard. "They've been coming over to watch and playing on it/' said Peterson, who also has children, ages 12 and 3. "My kids love it. The~ don't want it to leave." Over the weekend, the group towed the raft to the school, located at 3443 Pacific View Drive, where the auction will be hetd on Nov. 11. 16az. 16oz. 16oz. 16 oz. 4oz. 16oz. a·,.· ...... ~·=A a: ... : . -. - Wanna place a I• classified a d? Call our classified . advertising . department at 642-5678 . -i-- .. j "1 1 Coupoo !XI person • E>.p 11 30 y.; .. ..... ~ .. ""\. .................. ., .,-.. ~ .. -p 1 (oupoo !XI person • Exp l1/3CYC/4 t ... .......... wi .~ - - - -.... -..... ~ ...... NORMA. GLOVER • Planning Commissioner, 1989 -Present (currently Chairman) • Economic Development Committee, Present • Environmental Quality Advisory Committee, 1988 • Leadership Tomorrow Graduate, 198i • Newport Theatre Arts Center, Board of Directors 1993 -Present • Copy Cats Printing, Laguna Beach, Owner, 1985 · 1993 • Labor Negotiator • Masters in Public Administration. Northeastern Unixersity • Married to college sweetheart Dell "Diz". has 3 grown sons 0 Gordcn Baricnbrock • Midge Bean • Ted Bean • s;>h and Marih'Tl Bendetu • Herb Brownell Lee Ann Bucharian • Irving and Ellie Burg • Doug C..a\anaugh • Tonv Omstophcr. Captain. USN "Ret" •Garv and Leanne Cohen • Stan ~id Rae Cohen •Terri Collins • Pete and E\ie . . 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Haruk; Susan ~ner • Tod W ~· Jasper • Mark Kc.W Ridgeway • 8111 and Jun John KiHefer • Lucille Rino-•Ralph Rodhcim Herb and Sandra Samuels • C.OUncilman Phil Samonc • Bill Schonlau • Greg SdMmk • ~and Jan ~lu • Oick9oll and Lois Shaftt • Jod and Judy Sfutzky • Ron Sodrrhng • Mike Stanko • Michld Stq>hms • t~ Suthtttand • Ma\"Of Oamn Twncr • Ruth \.\T5tphal F.Dcn WdroK • Uoyd and Joan Winburn • Bob Wynn • Ron~ • ~er UugN"-'tf .. ,.,. ............... .__. ....................... ----------- ,, ...... _.. ............. ,..... ........ of ... ,.,. .... '" . ' . " ·' i.. • a Monday, November 7, 1994 SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON. 642-4330, ext. 387 ...,. Sailors must deal with El Toro first, but what still awaits down the road is CIF. By BAllllY FAULKNER, s~ous W1urn N ewport Harbor High football coach Jeff Drinkley said it would be special, but he wasn't prcpafed for the scope of the celebration that followed the Sailors' 27-23 victory over visiting Santa Margarita, which clinched his first Sea View League title in rtine years at the school. "The players were excited, and all the coaches were excited, but what l noticed was how involved the com- munity was in our celebration on the field afterwDrd," said Brinkley, who had ~hared a Suburban League title in I 982 while coaching Norw:ilk High. "There \\ere a lo t of old Newport players and their parents out there enjoying that "in 100," Drinkley added. "Some former players came into our locker room Ja1e r that night, because they. wanted to he'ar my talk to the kiJS.~\Vc've really de- veloped a nice football family here, and they all had a piece in that win." Dul while Brinkley was happy to share the wealth of his undefeated squad's acquisition of the school's first outright league crown since 1983, he was quick with specific praise for his players, who he has consistently credited with sacrificing like no other Sailor team during his time al the helm. l\ATSllYA RAINONE/fOll TIIE DAILY I'll.OT Newport Harbor High's unbeaten Sailors celebrate the Sea View League football crown ... a week early. "These guys set some lofty goals for themselves, and they've done the work necessary lo have the success they've enjoyed so far," Drinl.ley ex- plained. ''It's nice to have the hard work pay off for some goo<l guys. Sometimes you sec gu)'S who maybe havcn"'t handled themselves in the same manner have sutcess, and it makes you wonder why \t worked out that w:iy," Drinkley continued. "Dut when you sec class guys work hard and get rewarded, it really re- inforces a lesson these kids should carry with them throughout life." . Drinkley, in typical business-like fashion, left the revelry behind Sat· urday morning, hpweve r, when prep- aration for the regular-season finale against El Toro be&an in earnest. "h's great to have that one out of the way, but when the next day hit, ::ind with this \veck being a short wt.!ck, we ull got our ·competitive · juices nowing again," said IJrinkJey, who now seeks only one jewel un- claimed on his 17-ycar prep coach· ing career. •.-nlcrc is only one thing left," Brinklt.!y s~1id of the CIF Southern Section title the Sailors, top~scedcd in Division V, will begin pursuing after triking on El Toro. "I've coached in a couple different all-s'tar game!>, I tied for one league title, before getting this one, and I've . even tpken a team to the CJF finals (1992). That leaves only one more step (winning it all). In that vein, the Sailors will delay an appointment with the painter to add to the league championship led- ger on the outside wall of the team's weight room. There have also been no plans, as of yet, to have league title T-shirts made to commemorate the achievement. "We'll stick with the shfrts we have now," Drinkley said-of th e T· shirts that rend "Newport Football" on the front and "I still haven't found what I'm lookin' for," on the back, in reference to the section championship. ''That .slog~n comes from the U2 song ," Brinkley said. "The kids have :i couple ttipes they pJay in the locker room, or while th ey lift weights, and one tape ·is that same song over nnd over again." As has been the case all yeur, Drinkley is confident his players can take their latest -accolade in stride, and. continue on their now trade- mark "one-game-al-a-time" philoso- phy. "I'd be surprised if they didn't keep their focus," Dri nkley said. · "We have a lot of competitive peo- ple in our program, who want to go out and win every week, and there are . a couple things involved this week, which should help us. "First, we have the chance to be· come tbe first team to go 10-0 in the school's history, which for the amount of years (64 varsity sea!>ons) and the amount of quality football players who have come through here, would be quite an accompli!>h· ment. "And second, we definitely w;mt to go into the playoffs as the No. I seed." · At-large berths appear . to be· elusive OUT, BUT NOT FOR LONG: Costa Mesa High two-way football starter Jason Morin, shown here being tended to by rescue workers after sustaining a mild concussion in Friday's 30-30 tie with University, was released from Western Medi~aJ Center in Santa Ana Saturday after being held overnight lor observation, Mustangs Coach Myron Miller · said Sunday that doctors could allow Morin to play In Friday'• Pacific Coast League tiUe showdown with Laguna Hiiis, but that 'he would hold Morin out as a precaution. T he final stretch: Costa Mesa and L aguna Hills fight it out for •Laguna H1ns 'Mea• ~~. Pacific Coast League Le•gue Overall WLT WLT 4 0 0 7 2 0 3 0 1 7 1 1 2 1 1 4 4 1 130 450 Sea View League League Overall WLT WLT •Newpoft 4 0 O 9 0 0 El Toco i 1 1 5 3 1 Irvine_ 2 1 1 4 4 1 CdM ~ 2 0 4 5 0 Saria MarolllU 1 3 0 3 6 0 they had hoped head· ing into last week. Cll"tts situation championship laurels in P acific Coast League football Friday night, and Newport Harbor has already blown the Sea View League apart with it's sweep through to four straight victories. ~ISO tf!OIJd 1 3 0 3 6 0 Laouna Beach o 4 o 1 s o WOOdbfidoe 0 4 0 5 4 0 •Clinched ch3mpionship Thuradav~• G•m•• The Sl:a Kings must win anJ hope for ei- ther one or these re- sults: Newport Harbpr must defeat, or tie El Toro; Irvine must lose, or tie 3Gainst Santa Margarita Satuiday night. • CUnched Clf Oivlslon VIII P13yotts Frld•y'a G•mea CdM vs. WOOdbndoe. at nine El Toro at Newport H.,bor Saturd•v. Nov. 12 lf Corona dcl Mar ~lnr in Division V, as the regular fini~hes fourth, it 'Would need Va- laguna H is vs. Mesa. at tle1.poct Eatancl• at Laguna Beach (rentaUve) Aliso Niguel vs. Un1Vers1ty. at hvlnc Santa Ma1gar1ta a1 Irvine What else? It's the race for third place and a ClF playoff berth, as \tlcll as the possibilies of an at-large berth. Every league is guaranteed three e.ntries into the playoffs with each division having one at- large berth to fill out the 16·tcam brackets. Estancia is hopeful of squeezing into the Division VlU pack, while Corona dcl Mar is hopeful it doc~n't come to that. Herc arc the basics.for Est:.111cia in Division Vlll, and Corona del se:.ison comes to a close this week: lenci•J to finish fourth in the Or- Estuncia's situation angc League (a Brea Olinda win The Eagles must win ... but the over Valencia and a Western win biggest threat is the Sunkist over Savanna) in order to huve a Lc;1guc, where three teams could record at least equul to potential have .500 records and finish at-large ch;Jilcngers from the Em- fourtll. pire and ~ntury leagues. Other potential scenarios in· , The bottom line fo r Corona is elude at-large candidates with to root for Newport H:irbor or .500 records in the Rio Hondo Santa Margarita, which (with a and Suburban leagues. CdM victory over Woodbridge) The Eagles will not be unchal-would leave CdM alone in third lcngcd for the ~It-large spot, ns place. C.Un J'. LVJUCH/DAJLY J'll.9"r . Football triology ...,. Estancia's Liebengood happy; Mesa's Miller relieved; CdM's Schuster hopeful. Bv BA.IUU' FAULKNEll, Sroan Wanca E stancia High football coach John Lieben- good's buoyant mood, following the Eagles' 17·I4 victory over Aliso Niguel, was only slightly inhibited by the scores from the rest of the CIF Southern Section Division VIU, which sway the odds against his team earning an at-large playoff berth. _. "I'm feeling much better than I have the past four weeks," said Liebengood, whose team ended a four· game losing streak and now need a win over under-. dog Laguna Beach to salvage a .500 season. "We played really well," said liebengood. "It was the first time since I remember, that we've put long back-to-back scoring drives together without making a mist:ike. It was really good to see." The two touchdown marches built n 14-0 halftirpe :. lead, and the Eagles held on in the second half. "We playe-d 48 minutes without a turnover, and • we only had three pen:ilties," Liebengood added. "l don't think we've been that efficient since 1989 ' (when they won the Sea View Le~ue with a 10·0 regular season). · Of his te:im's increasingly dire playoff prospects, Liebengood was far from glum. "We have no control over it, so we have to go out and try to get back to 5·5, which is a IOO% im· proveme1)t on last year (1-9) and something lO build on for next year," Liebengood said. • Costa Mcsn Coach Myron Miller, after a 30-30 tie with University Friday night: · "I thought it was a pretty gutsy performance by our kids to come back. from a 30·16 deficit at half- time, and 1 was really proud of them .. "\Ve only had the b:ill twice in the second half and we made long drives to score both times. I thought our defense held their offense to one touch- down. They S£Ored unother after recovering a fum- ble deep in our own territory, and their special tenms scored the other two. "The bottom line is, the tie doesn't hurt us, be- cause we're still playing Laguna I fills Friday for the • (Pacific Coast) league title. It's just like last ·year's tic (in week nine) with Century. We still have our own fate in our hands. '·The one thing it costs us, is qur seeding (third in Division Vlll), but that's really ijconsequential." •Corona dcl Mor Coach Mork Schuster, follow- ing the Sea Kings' 28-14 loss to Irvine Thursday: "I thought our kids rose to the occasion after Ilrian (Hoga n, who carried just nine times before aggravating an ankle injury) went out of the game. "We had to make some moves to change some personnel around, :ind if l had to pick a week to have to do that, it wouldn't be against Irvine. "l though J.J . (DiCe:iare) really did a nice job ( 148 yards on 2l ca rries), especially since he hasn't pr:icticcs a lot at tai lback. "Hogan's status is still questionable for next week, bu t he wa!! moving around a· li11le better over the weekend. "(Startif1g corncrback Aaron) Perlmutter's i.ojury was on Achilles tend.on, but it's only a sprain. We 'll have to sec how he responds 10 treatment this week." Pirates sacked again; season record plummets to · 1-7 ...,. Fullerton made it interesting for a while, then unloaded on Orange Coast with secord~half barrage. BY RlCllAJU> DUNN, Sroan wmu COSTA MESA -Matt Sauk, Orange Coast College quarterback, took a lick'n and kept oh tick'n, while spending most of the game on his back or running away from pass rushers, as th e Pirntes once again revealed g:iping hole~ in their of· Ccnsive line, creating un open invitation (or opposin& football tc:ims to blitl. FuJlerton did just that. "Teams blitz.a lot becau c they look at Jhe films and they know they can do it," said Sauk, snckcd six times for a minus-S9 yards, as Fullerton pounded OCC in the second half S:uurdoy, earning a 3S·9 Mis- sion Conference Central Division victory • at OCC. fullerton (5-2-l, 4·0 in the Central Di- vision) will indeed face "Rancho Santiago (7-I, 4-0) for the division title on Saturday nnd the right to play in the Or:inge Coun- ty Bowl. Orange Coast falls to 1-7, l-3. Sauk, who became the first OCC passer in three years la!>l week to throw for over 200 yards, hod another commendable ef- fort in the air, completing J7 of 37 p~~cs for 266 yards with one interception, in- cluding a 67-ya rd touchdown strike to wide rccciv~r Chris Jackson. Dut Sauk was punished. J le finished the g:imc with minus-71 yards on the ground. After gelling his bell rung on a s:ick in the sccood quortc:r, S:auk's replacement, John Khnmis, wBJ socked for a 3-yurd loss. In the second holr, the Pirates hJd a 1ninu1-4S yar<il on the ground. 11\ey had no firll downs, ,.ecdJcu to say. "We put in a special to stop (the blitz), und il did, but we can't stay in that formn- lion," Sauk said. 1n the fourth quarter, after Sauk was sacked for the fifth time (sixth overall against OCC), Fullerton strong sa(ety Ar- mand Boglin leveled Sauk with a huge hit on the blitz, as his p:w landed incom- plete. "That was the hardest I've ever been . hit in the pocket," Sauk s:iid. ''And this game wus Ibo most that I've been-blind· sided." Even •ailback ~ayton, OCC• sin· gle-scason (l,442 yards last yctar) and ca· rccr rushing leader, wu stopped, pining only 45 yards on 14 carries, just nine yards iq the second half. :Jackson, however, who caught three touchdown passes Oct. 29 atainst South· western to tie n school record, was Sauk's prlmory t:uget again, hauling in eight re· ccplions for 148 yards. OCC, which had five sacks of its own (for a minus-4 1 yards), allowed Fullerton tailback Mike Jacot to become the first Hornet of the senso11 to rush for over a 100 yards, carrying 14 times for 138 yards. Among the defensive highJi&hts for occ included ll pair or interceptions by middle linebacker Travis McCullou1h, de- fensive end Joy Wojtkiewic-L, wbo was in· volved in three sAcks, and linebacker Steve Oonzafcs (Newport ·Harbor), who n:tumcd a (wilb1e recovery 2.S yords in the second quaner, arccr cotnctbldc Michclanaclo Barraaan stripped tho baU loose from FuJlcrton'1 Rani KahOUch on a ~ completion. ( .. • eoo ,, ., .. • "-*·' • ., ..... m .... , , .. 1• ... ----... --· ~ ... ·-• -. -z --• Monday, November 7. 1994 8 DAILY PILOT Hl•H SCHOOL POOTULL llAIOll ITAnma •allfLY ........ <Z·Z.4-1> IUIO" ClllOMDUAL) ......... '= ,,.,. e;J ~.., Celtl .... (N-1, 7·1·1) auao11 ClllOMDUA&J ......... .._., ........ .. Ellm:tl (1-1, 4-1) IUIOllC~ ........... ........... (4-1,H) IUIOll (UIDMOUAL) .......... ... .,-: ,, ";1 ....... DCC' s Ramy sparkles •• , u ,, 117 7.J 14 11 u • ts 11 r n 11.s 1 II 30 " 15 0.1 I 11 0 I I 0.7 ,....,. • • 4 )4 0 13 0 7 2 ,, 0 • 0 20 0 • 0 t ~ ~ wm "'' 1 pct. ,, .3eO 2 11 5 75 1 0 0 .294 0 3 1 H f I 12 AM•Mnt ,. ""' ..... • Ill 1)2 s 51 11.2 5 39 71 4 18 4 $ ' 11 20 3 ' n 1.1 2 11 s.s 1 12 12.0 1 12 12.0 1 • 9.0 ._,.,. .333 0 .soo 0 Id 10ftf 1 41 2 ,. 0 14 0 12 0 31 0 13 0 •• 0 12 0 12 0 • 18: Wlji 40: It.aw 24: OICesn 24; TlkeU p~ I; llol'IMd I: lillcOonlld 6; GJtga I; t.latlilll l . ,..... ..... I (35). llAION (TUM) Opp SN Klftf• 109 113 320-1.323 370-2,412 4 1 6S 147 2U 890 381 88 40 73·140-12 34·1()().8 12.2 10.6 6.4 3.8 123 296 17 -109 10·69 2·12 I ·8 2.226 2.995 247" 333 31-28 5 29.37 7 26-15 3M3 27 21 30 2 3 S8·S08 10.019 .en1• naos-r~• s 5-56 8·69 vo. TllM of posseulon 24 52 2308 'P\ill rlllml, lnttrcepto'ls. fl#ltble rewms AccunulleUve lcore by Quertera 42 56 34 34-166 40 70 S7 51-218 1994 Log · non-l••vu• 28 Edison (M) 1( ~li/INI (6-3) I Kemedy (J.2) 31 SaddlebKk {3-6) 55 s.u Nia v"' (J.6) • lea View League 35 El Toro (5-3-1) 6 lltllPOfl Hi/tar ~0) 21 SMlll MatgllU (HI 14 IMnl! (~·1) NlO-Woodllriclge (5-4), ii IMne" 35 22 14 7 13 28 7 12 28 ~ UIU20U c...... n m u ~ 53 S30 1.2 MIUoli 27 = u ~ n 1cz 11 Cini 2 )4 17.0 Taytat 17 29 1.7 Mdlldt I 1 Z LO W• 1 1 1.0 ,_... ....... ,, '° • 70 • JO 0 » 1 11 1 17 l 11 l • 0 1 ,. ,. ,... "'' ,.,, 14 St 25 418 3 .424 I "" .... , .. ,... po ""' ..,.. 14 ...,. AtM1 11 200 1U 2 35 Sc:lvoto. 8 121 158 2 30 Cll*naft 3 59 1U 0 21 Jlllal1Dirt 2 I 4 7 .0 0 1t A/llczoll 1 27 27.0 ti %7 lc9rifte ci...-. 176. CtenshH ,.. NdlAID .. RtMt 38, ~ 20. Taytor 16, A1rc11a 18: Sclroedlt 14: Mc8f1de 12. Olwel I 0: Wu 4, Jdar1Qlrl 4. lftletCetttl- Amel.Ol.I 4: CllllmM 2: Rmfl I, MtJ11. "-'d ..... SlilOll (TllAMI Opp llu11ent1 1 Olll nrs1 downs 117 t79 RuSltts·y•dige 256-1,2t 9 409·3,665 Averigt tusMg olin 4.8 8 5 A•eraoe tushing yvdage 135 407 TOI» PISSllO YJl~lll 921 416 Avttlgt PKWlo )'ltdlgt 103 48 Pus comp. llllrcll lrt ~ 12a.a ZS.59-2 A~o. ~Ui pe1 pus comp. 17.4 18 IS Avo. DMI per PUS attmp 7.2 7. I llet rctum yanlage• 124 t37 T DIM HCks·Yatdage 17 ·90 1 ·9 Averag1 sacks, yaidage 2·10.0 0.1·1.0 Nrt yaidage 2.278 4,209 Aver1oe ntt yardaoe 2S3 468 local puru·averao-e 28-32.1 4·18.3 Fumbles·lumblu loSI 20·t2 21-12 TOW Wmovers · 20 16 Av•age Wlno~ers 2 2 1.8 naos·yardag1 39-266 38·3to Aveiage •~~s-yaidage 4.3·29 S 4 2·34 4 Avo. Time ot.posstssion 21 .52 26.08 'PUlll rr< ... 1111. ll'lle!Ctpl(WIS, flrnb:e r&ml Accumuletlve Score br Quarters Opponents 29 47 32 51 -t59 Costa Mtn 113 110 t03 90-386 1994 Log non-leegue SO Omn View (1·8) 38 Wnllooster (6'3) 28 Miyfa.t it:1L 38 Troy (6-3) 63 SW Alli (1·81 ,... Paclnc CoHI LH9U• 56 UCUIU itltl\ (1·8) 28 Also Nigutl (3·6) SS Estn:11 (4·5) 30 UMersrty (4-4-1) ~11 t-ugum H.lls (7·2). 11 Nel\port G 14 16 •O 20 14 7 12 30 'tr .. ,, '-: ~ JO "' .. 1 T1 ., 201 .. 4 22 42 Ill 41 l JO 14 ,, u 0 15 14 Ml 1.1 4 15 4 15 a o • • • u 0 11 ' • l-0 0 19 I 3 30 0 3 1 1 1.0 0 1 1 .7 ·7.G 0 .7 ,_... ,. ,. ... 42 It 27• •7 11 173 30 12 ISl I 1 14 I 1 I lnl ,ct. ld 4 .453 0 3 .383 1 3 .400 0 0 1000 0 0 1.000 0 ""•Mnt ::-' ~ it ~· ·~ ~ SIUlrlr 11 120 10 9 0 17 Ml7(a 5 SO 100 I 22 Golll*z 4 42 I 0-S 0 '3 florts 2 n IU 0 18 kwy 3 33 11 0 '11 17 Lomel 2 22 11.0 0 15 ....., 1 20 !00 0 20 MciOerNn 1 5 5 0 0 5 Alguefi ·1 4 40 0 4 Scotll'lf Nov.it 30'; PclTY 24; LGmll 24; Jril It ~ 6: Rom. e; Fctli a: Conzaez a. fleld9N11 Novik (4) -C2. 38. 33, 32. ,.,,.'"", ..... · ~1. T.Gorol*1;~1. IUSOM (TIAMI Opp T~ mt cloWns 101 Rl!Ws·yardagl 2SM ,44S AverJge lllShlllQ ~ 5.0 Averagt NSNnQ yardige 161 T OIJI PwilO yar~oe 71 a Average pusWig yiidlQt 80 Pus comp,~ kt. 52·115·3 Avg. gm per pass ccmp. tU Avg. Qaln per por lllnlP 6 2 Nrt return )'ltdage• 2n Tow sacks-yardage 22 ·172 Average sacks. y11dage 2 4 • 11 Net yaicuoe 2,268 Averige net Y11d1ge 252 TOW p1111s-iver~ 39·32 6 fumt>!es·ftm!>les lost 14·8 TOia! b.Jnovers t t Avtrlgt lllmOftfS 1 2 fllgs-yariUge 611-497 Average (laQS·YlldilOfl f 5-55 Avo. Time ol possmion • 23 22 EqlH 105 331-1,596 48 177 584 65 51-121-10 11.S. 4.8 43 t i .57 1.4 ~ 2.165 241 29-32.2 25-12 22 2.4 49-486 5 4.54 24.38 "Pun! returns. ll'Ultrp!IOllS. fumble reWtns Accumuf1Uve Scpr' by Querier• ()ppontntS 45 48 22 54-169 Estancia 14 51 24 25-114 1994 Log non-l••vue 7 CyprtsS (2·7) 31 uOum (1·81 24 c~ CNpt1 1•·Sl 14 Ocun V.tw (1·4) 0 Troy (6-3) Peclftc Coeat l.eegue O l.Wverslly (4-4·1) 9 llQt.N tlJls (J.2) 12 eosu Mm (7·1·1) I 7 Aliso NIVU'f (3-6) N11-at l..ag1..tna 6elcl1 (I~) 19 0 6 3 31 20 21 55 14 14 411 IS 71 31'0 u 11 to u 11 24 1J 2 • u 1 4 4.0 15 ·It ·U .. . ., ... ' to • $1 • 44 0 11 0 1 0 • 0 4 1 • ,. ,. w4e lftl ,ct. Id 141 77 1.121 7 J27 7 2 0 0 1.000 0 "-"""' '° ""· .,, •. Id ..... 23 317 138 0 S4 n m 1to 2 ,. It 410 21.1 7 57 3 3-4 1U 0 u 3 33 u.o 1 19 :s 13 u 0 7 2 28 140 0 21 2 20 10.0 0 12 t " 11.0 ,, 11 kerlnt kNlnotr 42, icaoason 36, JoMsoll 311; Prit le; MGGll 24: fr"""" lt ~ 10: 6'cJrdJlj &; 8ergcf 2. PleldQoela P11dy 2 (31, 23). Interception• SW\dSVom 4; JcMson 4; Berga 2: Eldll 1. IUSON CTl!.Utll) Opp Taul fnt downs 97 Rushls·yaiQgt 225·732 Averaot tustwlg gakl 3.3 AY9!10I Mtt1o Y11da0t 81 T 01a1 passitg ylldagt 947 A'mlQt ~ )'Vd.aOt t05 Pm~. lllP,lrt 101-llMI AV\). gain per pass comp, 9.4 Avo. olln per pass tllmp 5.1 Net 11111111 yardage• 166 T~ ACU·)'ltdaQe 18 ·IOS Average saeks. y11da0t 2 • 12 Net yvdave t.752 Avenge ntl yatdage 19S Toe.al pufU·IVeflgt 38·'4 I f\#llblts·ll#'llbleS lost 18'8 TOI» lllmcMrs \9 Avert0t turnovers 2 I AIQs·yatdige 4MS9 Average nigs·yaidige 4.9-l3 A.-g. Tme ol posstsSIClll 23 06- T•rt m 295-1,294 44 t44 1,12t 12S n.148-a t46 7.6 14S 2 ·IS ll.2 ·2 2.545 283 30·32 2 1S·t1 19 21 SQ.460 s 5·SI 24S4 "l'lllt retulm. ln!tmpl>OnS. flJTlb e rei..ms AccumuleUve Score by Quarters ()pponel1lS 33 33 12 9-77 NcWJ)OllHllbol ~1 92 31 30-194 1994 Log non·,.•eue 28 Ol1n0t (4·5) 28 Ocun VotW (I ·8) 28 FOOl!\11 (5·4) 21 Canyon (6-3) 22 SavllN (7-2) I•• View L••vu• 9 IMne (4-4·t) 7 ColON del MM {-4·5) 24 Woodbridge (~) 21 saru MMo•u IHI NIO-EI Toro (6-3·1), home 10 0 7 19 15 7 6 0 23 COSTA MESA Orange C.03st College women's standout Erin Remy finished second at the Orange Empire Conference Cross C.Ountry championships, Saturday at Fairview Park. Remy finished the 5k course in 19 minutes, 12 seconds, 21 ~econds off the winning pace of Riverside City College's Chorlotte MQyod., to help the Pirate) finish fourth in the team st:rndings. OCC') Eliza- beth Pela)·o \\as 13th. The occ· men finished third, led by Mike Hancock's 10th-place showing (21:19 O\cr four mile)). The Piralcs' Ryan TajUakhsh "Js 12th in 21:25. MIN T ·~ U~ndin!>: I. lb•enfdt Ct1y, 19, l . r ull•rlon, '7: l . Ow1gt C0...1, 7): 4. lnon• \'.aJltr. U: s. Golden Yo .. 1. 1l8; 6. S1.tdl•b~~. Ul: 1. IU..U.o S.V.U•go. lndt>idUAI;; I. Gid1j)uoy CRCC!, ll:S7; l. "'&u~u caco. 19.W; 3. Merchoud taco. 19 29; 4. wi1"', .. caco. 19:19: s. ••Lo (IVC), 10 n; .. \'hQUU CRSI, JD 49; 7. !Wlgtl CRSl, 10.Sl;. li(,!Llnd cl\Cl, ll.00; '· ·-·o IRCCl, 2L06; 10. H•n<o<k 1occ1. l 1:19. Olh•u; u. t.11.Uh•h coco, 11.u. WOMIN TtNn •W.d•nlJ' 1. lt'\ine \ill..,.«; 2. lli•u .. ~ City, '8; l R.ln~ho S•nl"&O· H; 4. 0..n&t Ccwl , 90; .s. ~dl•t..d. 1l4; 6. Cold•" \\t•I, U6; 7. ful!trlon, IJ9. lndi•idu•I.: I. ~\ol)o<k tllCC), ll:SI; 2. hmr COCCI, 19:12; 3. M•drn• tl\CI, 19.H : 4. ro,crr IC\.\C). 19:40; S. Vf'l!.I trt, 19:S6: C.. Lupoe• tSI, lO:l~; 7. \\olh•m• (ltCCl, lO:lO; I. khod•l tl\'CI. 211:10; 9. Prutll 11\CJ, W ;4j ; 10. P.ru 11\Cl, 20.46. oo.,., ,,,., .. tocc1. 11.06. In communky college \\atcr polo: • MISSlO~ VIEJO Top· seeded Gro)smonl )urged to a 4·0 fim-quJner lead anc.l held on to top OrJnge CoJ)l College, 15· 7, S:uurday in lhe lillc game of lhe Orange Empire Conference '' Jtcr polo champi'omhips at SadcJlebJ~k College. OCC's Shad Wick.er pa cd the Pirates with three goab agJins1 Grossmont, after scoring three in OCC's l.t-11 ~emifinal triumph o'er Rancho Samia go. Oa' id Kasa had again)t Rancho, "hile vant tola~ed 19 s~ es game for lhe Pirates. fiH: gojb KJj Slurdi· in the l\\O eaOMMONT 1 I , OaMel COM'I 1 o., .... c.a..i • ) 1 >-1 C...6.-M • • 1 1-U o.._.. c-t t<Oftlll' Wkl..f '· ....... 2. w...,. '· McAll.J .. '· s..-.i kiirdo•.W to. Gt~= µ. Cl11"-*1 s. jo. CW-' 4, IMn>i.,o 2, n6 2, SU-I, r..!IM 1.S...C.: -·"· OUNOI COAJT 14, aANCMO ~O 11 bncho s1a111 ... ao ' ~ s > -" Or.t.n&t C.Wt ) s 4 l-14 bn{ho Si111U10 "o""ll Clllllh 4, JwliOft J, "-Mgl~ 2, V~ 1, t.l!Mlltll• I. s.t>Hl ~ t 6. Oun1e Co.-~1 K'Of•"& ~ s, \\1'ocl.tt J, ~~ .. ,~, 1, l<lllLHrft l , W~ 1. urr 1. s.awc ~l~rd•>Ol\I •. • ln high ~chool girls volleyball: Ncn·port Uarbor's Sailors arc tl)ing to pick up the pieces from "hut hud been a perfect season ' before the T-0urnamenl of Cham· pions at Sartta Barbara where they fell into the l1f1h-place brackel on Friday by Archbishop Mitty • S:iturday's action found the Sail· ors defeating Laguna Beach, 15·9, 15-8, 15-9, then they took fifth place with u 15-6, 15-9, 15-9 win . O\e r S:inta Darbara. Coron:i del t-.far \\US also in the fiflh·place br Jcket after falling in five to Los Ahos. The Sea Kings lost io five to Santo Barbara after being up 2-0, and 14-10 in the rally lic-brcuker, and eventually fell in fou r to Laguna Beach in the sevenlh-place match. ~new In cuHege cross country: SA~ DIEGO -Southern Cali- fornia Colle~e runners Jason Schaefer am.I Jon D1shop finished I Ith and 12th, . res~ectively, to help SCC's men's cross country team finbh lh1rd Saturday at the Golde n Staie Alhktic ConCcrcnce Ch:unpiom.hip1> at Balboa Park. The Vanguards' \\Omen, paced 11y a 14th-place showing from Caren Anderson, wound, up fifth. In college \\Ome n's \Ol1eyball: Rl\'ER5lDE -The Southern California College women's vol· le}b:ill team fell to host Cal Bap· ust, 15-13, 15-4, 1-15, 15-10, Sat· urd:iy in a Golden State Athlelic Conference match. ' PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLlC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE David C. Franssen, 9731 PLCC Inc.. J.B. Ste-PUBLIC NOTICE Regls1ran1 has not yet PUBLIC NOTICE Th11 atllement was filed Costa Mesa oa11x.. Pilot Oc· M1llnd1 Cir.. Hun1ington phanaon, President begun lo 1r1nsect business with the County Clerk of tober l 7, 24, 3l, Novembef fictitious Fictitious Fictitious Beach, CA 92646-8427 Tills 111tement was liled Fictitious under the fictJtlous name(s) Flctltlou1 Orenge County on October 7 1994 • aualna•• Name Buelneaa Name Bualneaa Name Sherie' M. Franssen\ 9731 with the Coupty Clerk Of Bualna•• Name hsted •bove • Busln•aa Neme 11. t994. F'" 24537 • • M590 StateMent Stetement St t t Malinde Circle. Hunung19n Orange County on October St t t ~Y B. Cuff.wan Stelement v f I a. emen Beech, CA 92646-8427 11, 1994. • emen . 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Coasl Hwy .. #60, Co-menced 10 lransact b sl 1obe1 24, 3\, November 7, Newport Beach, C11tfom1a P bll h d N B h esa, MS8l Statement SIONAL CORPORATIONS, CA 92626 . rona del Mar. CA 92625 . u ' 14 1994 92663 u 5 a ewporl eac · Ronald L Ellison, 352 The follOWlng persona ar1 Imperial Bank Buildlng, 695 Donald L Crooker, 30872 Kelly Kohl.'Monson, 502 b'sT under · the( )ficWJou~ ' · M623 H111t>ot View Restaurant. Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Oc· Costa Mesa St., Costa PUBLIC NOTICE doing b1.1siness es: Town Center DrlVt , Suite S. P~ Coast Hwy .. '174, Fernleaf Ave .• Corona dtl .:v~·~~· 1~1~ 5 ~lt 1918 Holiday Road, New· tober 17, 24, 31, November Mesa, CA 92627 DICKY GOLF, 1800 Park 1400, Costa M111. C S. Laguna B11ch, CA Mar CA 92625 Oa Id C ·F .~;sen PUBLIC NOTICE port Buch, CA 92660 7, 1994. Tbls business Is con· Flct1Uou1 Newporl Suite 407. New-92628 926n-2505 oa~id James Wiiiiams v · 1 This business Ir con· M591 ducted by: an lnd1v1dual Bu1lne11 N•m• port Beec;h, CA 92660 Homer t.: McCormick. • Ro berta Sklowtr, 835 9852 w. Katella lHl2, Ana: TJi~• stat~ment w~ ~llo~ Fictitious ducted by: • limilt d part· The reglstr1nt(s) com· Statement Richard H. Geo1g1, same Prof1sslon1I Corporation Baker #B208, Cost• Mesa, helm Ca 92804 o' thee ounty c:. b 0 Bu1lneH Name narshlp PUBLIC NOTICE menced to transact bUSI• Tne following pers9ns •r• as •bova (CA). lmperlel Bank Build· CA 92626 This business Is con-ranJ.: ounly on ° 81 Statement Th• 11gl1tr1nt(1) com-ness under th• fictitious domg business as: This buslneu Is con· ln9. 695 Town Center This busln11s Is con-dueled by: co-partner• 7• 1 · · The following p11sons are menced to trensact busl· Fictitious business name(s) listed co N s u LT A NT s EX· duc1ad by· an lndhlldull 011v1, Sulit t400, Costa dueled by: 501(3)C Non· The reglslrant(s) com-. Fl24 3t4 doing busine11 u : ness und•r the F1ct111ous Bualneaa Name above on: n a TRAOROINAIRE UNLIM· The 11glstrant(s} com- Mesa, CA 82626 prot1t menced to 1ransect busl· Published Newport BHch· BURGER QUALITY UP· Busines1 Name(•) listed St•t•m•nl Ronald L Ellison ITEO. l8954 Santi Mette. menctd to transact bu..-Artnur G. Kidman, A Pro-The rogls111nl(s) com-ness under the Flclltlous Costa Mes• Daily P1lo! Oc· HOLSTERV INC .. \012 Bri-•bove on: not 1ppltcable The following peracms ere This statement was filed Fountain Valrey, CA 92708 ness und11 the tlc:tlliO\ls ltsslonel Cofporallon (CA). menced lo lranHCt bull-Business Name(s) hsted tober 17, 24, 31. Novemb11 oso Or., Su111 102, Costa Haibor View Resllurants, doing business es: with tile County Cltrk or Lydan Lee Pllllc. t8954 busm111 name(•) llSled Imperial S.nk Building, 695 ness under the F1c1ttlous above on: October t2. 7, 1994. Mesa, CA 92627 Inc., Scott ShutUeworth, BON MARC~E APART· Orange County on October San1a Matta, Founta.n Vlll-above on 1 Sep. 94 Town Center Onv1, Suite Business Name(s) listed 1994 MS9'1 Burg11 Ouahty Upholstery P11sident MENTS, 1414 w . McFad· 7, 199-1. ley, CA 92708 Richard H. George 1400, Costa Mesa. CA above on: 9-14-94 KetlY Kohl-Monson Inc .. (CA), 1012 811oso Or .. This statement was filed den, Sanla Ana, CA 92704 FIS2439 3 Tllis bustr1ess rr eon-TI\19 atattrnent was filed 92628 Convlvlvm Educatlonal 01vld James Wiiiiams PUBLIC NOTICE Suit• 102, Costa Mesa. CA wilh 1h• County Clerk of Wlnthla I UmJted Panner· Publosned Newporl BHCll· ducted by: an 1nd1v1duaJ With th• County Clerk or Russell G. Behrens, a Pro-Foundation, Oon•ld L. This statement was flied 92627 Orange County on October ship, 222 Fashion Lane, Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Oc· Registrant has not ye1 Orenge. County on October fesslonel Co1por1t1on (CA) Crooker, V.P. TIH su11r with the County Clerk ot Fictitious This byslness Is con-11, 1994. Al209, Tustin, CA 92680 tober 17 24 31 Nollember begun lo transact business 7, 1994. 695 Town C1nt1r Drive, This sta1emtnt was filed Orange County on October Bu1lne11 N•m• d11cted tSy: a corporation F924M5 This buslnest Is con· 7 1994 ' • ' under the ricltbous name(s) F824385 Suite 1400, Cost• Mesa. with the County Clerk of 12, 1994. • lt•tement Tht 11gls111nt(s) com· Published Newport Beach· ducted by: a hmlted Plll1· • · Msgs listed ebo11e Published Newport BHch- CA 92828 Orange County on October F924712 The followlng persons ere menced 10 tr~sacl busl· Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Oc· nershlp Lynda Lee Park' Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Oe· Suzanne M. Tigue, • Law 11, 1994. Published NewpOrl Beach· doing business as: nest under the fictitious tober 24 31 November 7 ·The reglstrtnt(s) com· PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was hied !Ober 17, 24• 3I. November Corpor11lon (CA). Jmra•lal F92453e Cosla Mesa Dally Pilot Oc· NEIGHBORHOOD INSUR• business name(a) listed 14 1994' • . ' menced to 1ransac1 busl· w11h the County Cltrl. of 7 1994 Bank Building, 695 own Published Newporl B11ch· b 24 31 N be 7 ANCE BROKERS, 3158 above on: Jal\/1964 • · ness under lhe t1ct11tous Flctltlou• Orange County on October ' . M60I Centlf Drive Sulit 1400. Costa MeH Delly Piiot Oc· 1~ 81 94 · ovem r • Redhill Avenue. Suite 270, Burger Quahty Upholstery m621 business name(s) ll11ted .eusfneu N•m• 11, 1994, Costa Mese, CA 92626 lobar 24 31 November 7 1 · 19 · Costa Mesa, CA 92628 Inc .. Ktnntth M. Burger, PUBLIC NOTICE above on: June 1971 Stetement f92'l.525 PUBLIC NOTICE Michael 0. Michaeli , A 14 1994' ' · m628 Netghbothood Acceptance Prtsldenl W. C. Louie The fo1:ow1ng p-ersons are Published Newport Beach· --------- Prole11lonel Co1pora1lon • · m625 PUBLIC NOTICE corporation (Calll ornl• This statement was ltled Fictitious ThlS s111ement wu ltled doong business 15 Costa Meu D1JIV p, 01 Oc-FlctJtlou• (CA). lmperlll Bank Build· corp}, 3158 Redhill Ave .. With th• County Clerk ol With the County Cltlk ol LA PLAZA PACIFICA 4Z99 •ualneu Naffte Ing, 695 Town C1nt1r PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Su1t1 270, Costa Mesa, CA 011ng1 County on October Buslne11 Neme Orange County on Octob11 MacArthur Btvd :.201. tober 17, 24 3l. NO\tmber St•tement Onvt , Sulit 1400, Costa 92626 7, 1~4. ~t•l•m•nt 11. 1994. Ne ... port Beach CA 9.,660 7, 1994 Th loll Mesa, CA 82626 Fictitious Bualneaa N•m• Thi• busfness Is . coo-F924402 The following p~sons ate • Fe24545 Bettye T. Vaugne; 22 MS85 d~ bu~n:_~ ~sons .,. Janel R. Morningstar, A Bualneaa Nam. Sl•t•m•nt ducted by: • corporauon Published Newport Beach-doing business es. Published Newport Beach-Roclungham 011Yt New· PUBLIC NOTICE STONERIVER CARDS AND Law C<>rporetlon (CA) .. Im-St•tement . The foUowtng l)eflOna are Thi r1glstrant(s) com-Costa Mesa Daily Pilot ()c. ADVANCED BUILDING Cos11 Mtta Deily Pilot Oc· porl Beach CA 92660 GIFTS. 2636 Basswood St., perlel Sri Building, 695 doing buslnest 11: menced 10 transact busl· TECHNOLOGIES LTD., T ' I C Town Cenltf Drive Suite The lollowlng per1ons ere PETER ''THE GREEK" EN· .. d lhe llcl'tl 1ober 17, 24. 31, November 4400 MacArthur Blvd .. tober 17, 24, 3t, No111mber his bu~1ness s con· f lctltloui Newport Beach, A 92660 • doing business u · SES S IVI neu vn tr • ous 7 11194 S 1 500 N B en 7 1994 ducted by. an 1nd1v1dual 8 1 H Vuulo.o F•wcau, 2636 1400, Colla M111, CA CAJUN PARTNERS LP TERPRI , 1538 y • bu1ln1s1 name(s) llst•d • • I.I. II ' ewpcrt ea • • • M588 The reglstranl(SJ com· u1 n••• •m • Basswood St. Newpon 92628 25 J b R ci' Lane. Newport Beach, CA 1bove on: 6 October 1994 Ml>02 CA 9260 monced 10 1ransac1 bus1· Sl•temenl Beach. CA 112660 Oouglu J E'vertz. A Pio-44 •m orH oa • 92660 Neighborhood Acceptance NOTICE Wllllam James Sharbough PUBLIC NOTICE f Th• following persons are T 1 1 fesslonel cMpor•Uon (CA), Suite 125, N1wp0rl BH Ch, Petet G. Peleuns. 1880 Corp .. Barbati Stld, Exec. PUBLIC 151 6 StaCllll Drive, co.'. ~~~~ne':!de~a::;:,si'c1;~~~~~ doing business as: d~l~d ~~~ ~·~lvi~u;on- 6115 Town Centlf Drive, ~A;2660 P r1 LP P111k Newport 1309, New· v p Fictitious 1on1 del Mar, CA 92625 F•cUtloua above on· August 30 1994 LANGUAGE SOLUTIONS Regislranl hes nol yet ~~1~~00, Co1t1 Mesa, 4:2:scJam:or~':''Ro1d: ~rl:-~ ~~:=-1880 .~£• .~~aleCmenttywCalt kfiledf Butlneaa Name J~t'ecl bb::lneHll~I~ ~::r. Business N•m• Bettye r .'vaugnen • 18 Mission Bay Or • Corona begun 10 tr1n.-ct business Thia busln111 It con-Suitt 125, Newpot1 S.ach, P.,k Newpol't 111309 New-..... , .... oun er o Statement nershlp Statement Th s statemenl v.as lol•d det Mar, CA 92625 1.1nder tne flct.t.out name(•) ducted by: • gtnetal part· CA 92660 port Beech CA 112660 °'= Countf on October The followlng persons 11• The reglatrent(s) com-The following persons ere v.ill\ the County C erk 01 2~1~a~c%1;"'~;! ._~!· Sled el>ove nerlhlp • This busln111 Is con-This bus'lnus 11 con-1· 1 · doing busl(ltst u : menced to transect busl· doing business es: Ora~ County 00 October M111 CA 92sis Y1t1.11<0-.fawcet1 The riglatrent(s) com· ducte~ by: I Umlted ~· ducted by: husband end Publl N F824B3~! RACING AUTHENTIC$, nets undlf lhe Flct1lious 1) SHOESTRING FARMS. 7• \ · FS24311 Tht's buS1ness ls con· l~• ~tat~=ty w~,~~"~ mencecs to llantaet bull-nersh1p Wife shed ewport ee ..... 2567 Orange Ave .. I C3, Businaas Neme(s) listed b) SHOESTRING ENTER· ducted t>y• an ind11t1dual "" e ness under the Flctil.lout Th• reglstrent(•) com-The reglstrent(s) com-Costa M•sa Dally Pilot Oc· Costa Mesa. CA 92626 ebove on: not applicable PRISES, 256 East 15th St. Pubhshed N..,.porl BHcll· The 11g'1strant(s) com-?'~ County on October BusineH Neme(s) Usled menced 10 ltansact bus!· mencld to 1tanHC1 bull-to~ 11. 24, 31, November Erle Jame• Jensen, 2567 Wlniam J1me1 Sharb1ugh Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Costa Mesa Oa ly Ptlot Oc· menctd to transact bu••· • 1 Fe24•95 •bove on: t-1·93 ness under the ftctitlou1 ness under the flelltlous 7, 1994. 0 1eng1 Ave., IC3. Costa This 11atement was filed El~th. A. Calder, 256 tobtr 17, 24, 31, November nen under the f 1C1 t•Ol.ls .. Suzanne M Tegue A law buslntSI name(s) llsltd bu•lna11 neme(s) llsltd M598 Mt ... CA 92626 wilh the County Cltrlf of Elhl 15th St., Cosll Mesa. 7 1994 Business Name(s) hsltd Publ11hed Newport e..ach- COfpo<aUon; /SI suunne 1bove on: August 15, 1994 •bove on: 10.7·94 fehx L Posos, 2567 Or· Orange County on October CA 92621 " · M597 ibove on: Not apphcabte Costa Mas• Oa;ly Pilot Oc· M. Tague, Pree. of Corpo-'By: T•bHco P1rtners, LP. P1111 a . Peleu111 PUBLIC NOTICE ange Ave., I C3, Cos1.1 H , \094. This bu1ln1u Is con· • Glofla McChntoclc tober 17. 24, 31, November rlllon, Partner, ol pert· By: Kllmont Energy, Inc .. Thi• atatement w11 ftled Mesa, CA 112626 F924543 ducted by: •n lndMdual PUBLIC NOTICE This s11temen1 was filed 7, 1994. neishlp General Partnlf wtlh the County Clerk of F1ctJtlous Thi• business Is con-Publithtd Newport BHCh· Th1 regl1tr1nl(•) com· with !ht Counly Clerk or MSt3 Thi• •latement wH filed Jerry L P11ker, Chelrman Orange County on October BualMU Name ducted by: • generll part· Costa Mesa Oal!y Piiot Oc· menced to 1tansac1 busl· Flc.ll'!,ou1 Oreng1 County orr Octobt11--------- Wlth 1he County Clerk ol and CEO 11 , 1994. Statement nerahip ness Undtf th• ficllllous Buslneaa N•m• 11. 1994. F924524 PUBLIC NOTICE Orenge County on Octobet This statement wet filed ,824134 The lollowlng persons are The reglstrenl (s) com-tober 24, 31, Novembef 7, busln111 n1m1(•) listed Stetement P bl hed N tpOr1 Be ,,. 1--------- 11, 1994. ~lh theC~y~ ~1:'P~•~ Published Newport Beech· doing business u : menced dlo ~s~cti~si. t4• 1994• ~..., ·~beo:;; :.',1~· The IOll011tmg per1on1111 ~st~s Mes• ~':.iv p1101a~c· Flctltlou. '924139 enoe Co t M 0111" Piiot Oc-SUNRISE TROPIC"1. DIS. neta un ., • ous m-.. ., d0<ng bus1nest u · •ualnM• Mame Publl hid Newport S.ech-ber 30, 1994. • • ... , TAIBUTORS l326 Calle busln111 n•m•t •> llSled This statement wu filed WATER TREATMENT lober 24. 31, NoYember 7 St•t•Meftt ccni.' Men O•iN Pito Oc-'823M3 lobel 17, 24. 31, Novemblf aai.nte, ~ Olmat, CA above on: M11cn 3, 1994. PUBLIC NOTICE with ltl• County, Clerk ol TECHNOLOGIES. 2l392 l4, 11194. m827 The touowing p«IClN"' _, 1 Published Newport S..Ch-7, 1994. t1n 3 Erk J . Jennn Oreng1 County on October Augusla c .r Hunt.ngton d0<ng business as: lobef 24• 3l, Noveruber 7• Costa Mesa Diiiy Piiot Oc· M588 Roneld A. Reuter, 13.28 Thi• •ta11ment wu filed Flctttlous • 7, 1994. Beach, CA 112646 PUBLIC NOTICE QUALITY TIME" WIN- 14, f994. tober t 7 24 31 November Celle Gal11111 Sart Olmat Wllh the Counly Clerk ol 8u9lneH Name F824387 Jaome O Bo11<11a 21392 STON FOLYN CHURCHILL .....,, ______ me_~_17 1994 ' ' ' PUBLIC NOTICE CA Vim ' ' Or~ County on October Statetnent PubUshed Newport Beech-Augus1a 'cir .. Huntmglon Fictitious MEMOOIAL. 1169 Arbor St, PU.Lie NOTICE ' . MS9:2 "°tltloua Danlll Giiien, 21551 Con-7, 1 • The followlng per1ont ate Cosla Me11 Daily Pilot Oc· Beach, CA 92646 Bualneaa M•me Co11a Me1&, CA 92627 eejo1, Mlulon Viejo, CA '824412 doing buliMH 11: tobet l7 24 31 November This bu11n11s la con-Statement ~1~n Kay Brooks, tame MOTIC• OP PUBLIC PUBLIC NOTICI! 8uslnns N.,... 92692 Published Newport Beech-P ~ L INTERNATIONAL. 7 1994 • • ' ducted by. an lndMdual Th• tollo~lng persons.,. u abOve UL• Of' ltatement Thl1 bu1lness 11 coo-Costa MHI Diiiy Pilot Oc· 300 C~}~mbl1, Ntwporl ' . M5119 Reglslranl hH nol yet dotng bvtlness 11• This bu1ln .. s Is' con. FlotHleu• The followtng pereons 11e ducted by: • generel part· tobet 17 24 31 November Beach,..-92ee3 begun to 11111sact busln11s AUTO SALES TRAINING, ducted by: 1n lnd~uat Pll•IOllAI. PROPDTY 11ustneee Name doing buslneu 11: ntf.nlp 1 1994 • ' ' M.,lo S. Aloi. 300 Colvm· PUBLIC NOTICE under th• fictitious n•m•(s) 516 36tt} St.. Newport Regl1trent hH not ytl ~ II Mteby given 4tatantent KLASS LEISUREWEAR, The Reglstrenl(s) com-' • Meo. tN, Newport Beech, CA listed above. Beech, CA 92663 begun lo 1tanMC1 buslnen lhal ~ 10 MCtlon Th• lolloWlng perltOl\I ate 2245 ~ Ave .. Cost. menced to tr111Act bull-t2M3 'lctltleua James o. Boniil• JoHph A. Langer Jr., \.11\Qer the lictrtloua neme(s) 19'1 of lhe, CMI Code, dol bulineu •· Mesa, CA ~527 • neu under the llC1ltlou• PUBLIC NOTICE ~ph J. Forman, 300 Co-......_.. "-"'• This 1111ement ~as llled same u ebove lilted abow. Slate ol Cellfom'e. 1he un-po"\ J 3e02 1/2 .._,cu, Moh•moud H, Allllleh, buslneu MiM(•) li•ted IUmbl.. Newport S..Ch, CA a .. tetnent wtlh Ille County Clerk or This bus1nu1 11 c:on-Lynde l..ee Patk dertlgned ~~t public Ave .. ~ Buch, CA 3S44 ~·· Ln., Or· aboW on 10.2-94 '9otltleua 92ee3Thl b 1 1 The lollowlng persont ., Orange County on Octobef ducted b'f'. en lndlv1d\Jal Thit ttalemenl wu Med ..it Dy cc.. • .,..... .... bidding t2M3 ange,.CA __,7 AoneAd Reuter lktelneee Neme • ue nH s • c:o,,. doing bu.sinft• u · 6, l ll!M. The 11gl1tr1nl(s) com· 1111th the County a.II Of on 1he 1'1h dey of NcMm-Jaon o Or~ 3802 1/2 SONe M. Al'lalM..1.. 3544 Thie ma.nent wu filed ltat.......e dUded by. c:o-plll1ner9 •) AM PUBUSHINO b) f822589 menCed 10 1renuct bull-Ou1nge Coun(y on~ ber 1"4 11 11 o'clock..: Mercu• ·Ave., Newport Summllrldge, Ln .. UfMge, wWt 1he C°'"'f Oerk ol The lolloWlng peraon1 •• Reol•ltent hat nol Y•I FlEA BANE. 23 Corp0rate Publls."\od N""'porl Beach-nest llftdet I.he fic11t10US 11, 1994 ......at :.d UMI~*:. ~ BNcfl, CA l2KJ .... ~l~~ln•H 11 con-?.:. CCU1ly on Octobef doing bualneu u : =.:, ~~) Plaza. Sult• 180, Newpor1 Costa Mesa Oa.ly Piiot Oc· :=e: ,=s) hlled p~ Newport hedl- tiofed end which we ~ P•u•• Ghorbenl, 21_. dUdld by. en ldOCOfPO-• ALT"A COP'irEE WARE· llat.d ~ 8Mc:h, CA 92MO lobef 17 24 31 November • Cotta ..... O.it; PIOt ()c. ~Id '• aon-zou ~ Sen Mlchet Or., Co111 r•t•d Hiocl•tlon OU* Nl.4~ House & ROASTINO c o.. Marlo s. NO. Cfeig letley, 23 COfporate 1 1994 ' ' • ~~A.~ Jf. ,,_,,, looet 17 24 31 Nov9mber Chy of Co"~ r ... .-. Meu. CA 92927 ~ Newpot1 ~ 300I Villa Wflf., Newpor1 ......... fil...t Place # <ao Nawport • · ""' alat•l'Mnt wu ,...., ' ' • r~·~--"1 Jemee Ceruthera 135 th&n a~INp co.taMeMDally f'tlotOc> Beac:h,CA921D ,,... ll1.alelMnl waa ·r. Beech0CA t zteo Meo5 w1th the County Clertt Of 7,lll94. ~ . .,... ~°!: RochHler Ave., 'coeta ~.:,,~'~;!~ :,:: IOber 11, 24, 31, November Petti M. ls>OOf*.1._~1 ~ii!~~ Thi• 'bu•lneaa It c:on-PUl&.IC NOTICE e,...,ge County on Oc1cbel M5ll c:Nnelil. or prop-MeM. CA 92121 ,,... ~ ll'le lcthioul 1 1994 82nd St. ~"9th, 11. 1 ducted by:.,, lndMdU-' 11, 1~. NS4M& eu~ It. ,... tt. Find It. ertv deacl1bed belo'#. Thi• bu~lnen 11 cor.-buslneee n91M(a) lleted ' • • MeOO CA '29Q, •'°itMk P. Mo ' PIM'"9 The reglat1en1(1) com· PlotHlous Publl•hed NMpor1 8Mctl-c ... ama• ....,...::.c;,1• 1 =by. • geMrll pert· ~ 1~ w PUIUC IOTICI ::'i :!~~~New-Published N9wport leach-:*' ~ ·~=~ au::.::--~ .._ .... 2 Tht reg111ranl(1) com-Tilll .....-... lted Tl'll• buelneu 11 con-Coete Mesa Delly Not Oc> eu~""' Neme(•) Mttecl The tOllowlng PtflOf\I .,. MlaC. HouMhotd Ooodl menced lo nnMCt bull-wllt et. County Qettl of ........ dUded by. a gantfal pert-taller 17, 14, 31, ~ M»cM on: •11Mt dOlna bullneN ... Mite Clc#l6na ,... ""'* lhe klllloue Oranea County on hpttm. ............... ,..,. 7, ,.... 9talg ....., NAT10NAL IHfOMCACIAL. Dlted tit 2llfl *'I of Oc> bu•lne". name(•) hied .,_ 11, 1,.., , ... ,..... The reglttren1(1) com. M5l3 Thl9 •111 MnC ... lied m t w. M~tu ~ '°'*• 1"4 abO¥e on: 10-1•'4 N'H4I The tolowtng penone •• menced lo 1rwect ~ .. _ .,_ -T1C1 wllt the County Oertl of I 140, $1n1a Ana, CA LI IL ...... JMon Cl. a,.., dOlna bualrle.e •· ,_.. ~ the Actftloue rv~ -Ot'9"ll9 County on ~ 12104 ,,..,...,... ;: ~ ~~ =-::!. ~,.:-:; ,1,.111roP, THl STE· :=:::.r.1~•> llated ,.. .... ,.. -~ ,...._ NU9tt DeM1s 1.. Swick, eta Avo- Gr111rv ......... » OrMae ~on OalOller .. 11, l4. ''· No4•• ... ~N~~~ ,...ftl..,.. ........ --Putlltfted ~ laecfl. ::. CorGNI def Mar, CA r t•r•••• Certl••• a 7, ,.... 7, 1"4. PAHY, -1.1.. ~ Thia ""'"*" w tlltCI 1 ... •••11 eo.a ,.._ Dllll1 Noc Oc-Tt1l1 l)u 1lne11 la con-......._ NatW ""°' •101 Newport Bwll. CA .. "'9 County a.tl Of The '°'°'*'I ,...... _.. 101t9f 24, " ~ 7 duc:1M by: .,, lndMcMll I Publl•"•d N••c.; ~ ~ ~ .... -·TICI iiiiO Orenaa Councy on Cc-. dellr'll bullr'"9 -14 ,.. • • "etlllfWlt hat not ., .. • ~ ,.._ CO.. MeM ~ P101 co.; .._.., P\.CC lnOorporlled, ~. 11, 11M. PAntrll.. 1131 ..._.., ' ' mUt =to tnnuct ...,._ ' Plot °"°'* n '*' 11, M. It, Now...., .., .. 61 r=.J-~ JI:.,'· ,..= !':'.SJ'4· cw ...... ..... .'::,..a.out nll'M(I) ... Mr7,1... ...al 7,1"4. W ............ ™• buelnet• la con-=:!.':",..a..,.._,..-..... w.. Jt.. oaw.1..hlctl ... ,, 1111 .,.... lf: .,, a oorpor.-.............. , ,.. ..., 7 a19 ,....... wav, w. • ThelalilMlrll........... --.. I -~· • C.... ...... CA _,. B ·&·ft1 ~ =.~ocwr-:..:J~:;t.E 14, 1.... . .... :=::.:::. cutt·w.... ~xtra T...., Tit ena .... Cllll ,.. E;; "· LI 1t. Panel ft. Thi• ~ 1e c~ Item fwough dlllled GARAGE SALE HINTS Before you r gaJdge sate place a garage sale stgn where it wiTI be seen . Make sure Y® fol\ow all city ordinances ~*"' •••••••• , =-:ct.. •a-. .......... .... ......... ...... Ot•••••• ~ w. ......,., ..cs • -.... ~ .. -_________ .................. ___ CA--......... . . , 1! ... ~_ ...... __ _...;.l.:........J!!l.!a!IJ!lmL. -=.-_:=_..:::=.:•.:_•_JL:===;;;:;:========:!J r I ' '\ . , t ( I l ,. ., l \ 10~. Novembet7, 1994 ANEW BUSINESS!? • • • • • • • • • • • • • • TM ltt!z1Dtptlrtmmt111 the Daily Pilot is pWstJ I() """'1111'1/Z II MW fOVia now~ I() MW busilltSStS. • ~ will now SF.ARCH the "'11'le for Jt1U Ill no t:xmt ehtzrir, 4"" 111ve JOI' tlN time""" the trip I() the °"'" H<nM in S4nlll .Ana. .Thm, of COUM, afor the wmrh is~ wt wiJJ file ywr fatiti4us burinm Nl1'N Jtllkmml wilb tht ~ am. J*bliJ1 <ma" wtd for""'~ llS rrquirrJ by "1w """thm file your ptwf of~ wilhthe~Clni Pio. lltlJ> "1 • # JOl'T fatiti4us busi1f01 Sll#mlml"' tht DllilJ Pilot, 330 w. 8tty ~ C.. MOIL Jf r atnMI SIQ/> 11) p/bM aJJ"' 111(714) 642-4321 ll1ld Wt wi/J,,,.},, "'lll1ffl'"'""" for""' "' htmJJI this proaJwr "' mlliJ. If JOI'""""" llllW ""'fonhtr IJWSlilms, p/tl« aJJ Ml mJ.wt wiJJ be mtJW """' """'llO llllist JlflfL GM/ J.d in Jfl'I' MW ""1ilfl:lt .... I , . l ~, ' •I ' ,,. t CROCHETED. CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS Hotlung It lovtlltf tllan a Christmas ''" dtcoratlcl w1111 h1nd-croehtCtd or111mtnt1. Make ttlt .. Of namtncs yo...rself with ~' 17 P•Ot guldtlloOk cornl)I ... wilh lltP·tly·step 1nstruc1lons wh1cll will guide you 1111ouo11 cr1111no any of the 12 dH111n1 TlllM Ollllmtnll •• I ptfltcl PfOfKI to carry "°"' wttll you on a 1tip. or work on whll• wa111no •• lht doctO(s offlCI Stl\il Chtck to d #AHIOle Ctodl Xmas •• OCOP P1Uttn Depl n 112·P'Ot cattl09 •.••• D• P 0 Boll 2383 (PICturing 70D WOOdW°""'I Yin Nuys CA 91409 Ind hMdlcreft prtjldlt • Monday, November 7, 1994 f 1 ----:-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----,,~~~~----:-~~~~~~ .... .,.. . "*IC IOT1Cll I WIC .me. PW&JC llOTICll PUIUC IOTICll PUl&JC NOTICll PUIUC IOTICll PUIUC IOTICU PUii.JC IOTICll "*-IC IOTICll ilaialt llfdi ~··,~.&.-CA INomii-OI iiOO I*.,. ._, unCllr I .,._.yew AHO ~ A.llOaATION, aald ""'9 ~11. .. Cit. IDWMD '· OIDOIHGS, ... • ---an ~ 10t ..... 111 1 In ....... 11 ....... hlll .. ·~ -..(7 .. ) ... 1121 i....llldderlhll .......................... '11aaded A&om 1, 1m ..... Wf't, unCllr ... IDWMD ,AUL Qlo. tOOOI ..... ~~ ... .., .. GOUI\. ... a.L .-••• 'ICI ,.~fNllC!.~11 Hl'lllY on lhe ..,_......._will pr91...,. _ o1 ..... 10 • In*. No. -.Z-6al012 In 1enne o1 M1C1 Deed of DINOI, alla IDWMD Qlo. 1 n4C NilllOH ,.._ ••fMI' 1w ....... -j~-ii-ii~~i-:z._.IM Uove-.._-... -.-.1-. a 11 ............... 1w look , ... of Ortlcle& TNll, ..... ~ and DINOI =-=-!:: :: !':'.: ~to ....... lhe ....... • OP Or --~of Ill ol .. 11n111n• ... """' In IN~ ol 'leoOfdlllnlheoflic.oftN _. .... of the TNllOe A NTITIOH '* beef\ belot• tcu mono. from~ un111r .. .....,..,M-ITP.•"ll 'E•, Miflilll EMT OP W4'"rb<t~' c..toma. OOl*llllllrt on 1111 IJl'Clllal .. ....._ 'lecord•r ot Orange Ind ol the ..,,_ crMled lied by 'ATIUC&A GIO-the hWlng 11a1e nocAcaC1 =..:. ~~ldon_!!'.!!; (Caa •Uat oa• AT·. ••M1ftl0Ua ~ ~ 11 .. ,..._ _ _, h ...... No a.lddar IM1 Mlhdrw Col.Inly: \:'llDMdofTNet OtNOI, In uw ~ atiow -..... , .. ___ .. , TOWYATLAW Wt -1118llUM .., ,.._,, ... '°:cl·~!"C:: ~ ~~ ~(=~-= .::..4=:'~ .... ~~:.-'=4~~ ~~ Colny J.o:!~W:.,Ythe~~:: ~-.r~ ... n:t IT. LCW Aft.: na .. -~~ ~t 'tWlllla,.-. up to, Conttlct Code S.Ctlon _..Mt for the opening of LOT .a~ TAACt 3922, 3:00 p.m. on the fwor1ll THE PITITIOH ,.quMts are 1 '*'°" lrller-.d In __ ,. ~ cOU11 ap. IOtA. a1G11AL MIU. GA _,. _.....,. ...... .., vv no '« thin the •100 .. eeq. b6d1. IN THE CfTY Of" COSTA .,.....,. lo the eroance of the th.a 'ATRICIA GIDDINGS ....,. piOVll letore ....,...., C9t' --.. t••o) ••I 441• lftt PlollllOUI lueln•u ~Ii.led time, ...,_.. &cl\ bid INll be IC-P\nulnt to lectlon moo MESA. AS PER MAP RE· Or'i;g. CMc c.nt.r, 300 be appoinled U pereonal ~ ~cOuf:'.:;:r, ;;;_ tUi very~~ ~ll:hed Newp;;, Niii* C I I TICHHOt,, bld1 lof the IWWd of 1 ~ bY 1 oer1lled or of the 'ubllc Conltact CORDED IN 100K 174, E. Chlc>mln, OrlnQe, CA rtPfMen4aM IO .c!tnlntl-hOweYef the per--repo ()GV, ... ~ lllrd.. conttact for the lbove C&'iht;~ cfi9Ck or bid eoct., lhe contrllCt Wiii ~ 'AGES 30 TO •2 INCW. At the time of tile lnltlal let the -.a. of the dee. quest '°' 5~ Nola of .......,:.,. will be required Beech-Costa MeM Dwly .Colla ..... .... ... ~ bond In In ll'nCM1l not .... tlln PfovlaioN permitting save Of" MISCEUANEOUS publlclll.lon of tN• notice, dent. ::a :1e":ai:!.: .":::':]. ~ give notice IO lnl••ed Puot Novembet •• 7, 11, ...... ~u~~1 ~ .!~-~I be l'9Ctfved In thin ten percent (1°") of the IUCCelltul bidder lo MAPS..1. IN THE OFFICE OF the t<>Wl amount ol the un-TH! PETITION requntt Ht.a Of of 911y pellbon 0t pereona unleM they have '*· ffl#I, ---.... ...-1 Identified above, the tot111 bid price peyable 1UbtUtU1e HCUfltl" for MY THE \,;OUNTY RECORDER paid balance of the obllga· the decedent's WILL and account 11 provided In waived nollee Of contented FrM02e '!!!'..-I W·"··· 2.,., andbll!J:',111 be opened and to lhe DISTRICT .. a llUll• mon1e1 whMeld by the OF ORANGE COUNTY, liorl 1ecured by tile above codlc:il1, If 911y, be admlttea Hction 1250 ot 1he Cllllor· Tio the ptopoNd ICtlon.) 1--,-U-l _L_IC ____ T_IC_E __ .....,._,. • -· .,., pu _,, rt.cl lloUd II the antM U\al the bklder, 11 Ill Olalric:t lo anaute perform-CALIFORNIA. deterlbed dNCI of ttu1t !'lo PfOblle. The will and I p b 1 Cod A Re he lnciependenl admlni.. nv lo Role. 11230. "8centla, 1bov1-1t1ttd time and iv"""'"a1 la_ ............. ....,.. ,_ .. _ ... A contract or YOU AAE IN DEFAULT a/ld ts1lmated co1t1, H· any eodlcll1 111 1vsllabl1 na · ro 1 • •· · t111fon 11.11horitu wlll be I---------....-...... ,..-..---.. .. ., .... .,_ -.--........ u.. quest for Special Notice '' P1oUtlou9 CA _, • ., .,.-ct. promptly execute the permitting payment ol r• UNDER A DEED OF TRUST l*lffS, and 1dvanc11, 11 for tumlnatlon In tht flit form ls available from lht grani.cl unless an lnler· The PlctlUOut 8ualne11 In acc0tdance with lht A(JtMment, Furnlll'l a ulla-tentlon1 earned dlrtctly DATED 7/28/'l2. UNLESS $378,293.09. k9Pt by the court. eoun clerk. Hied person lllff an ob-h elMM Name Natnl ,...,. to above provl1lon1 of Calllornla fact()fy Faithful Perform-Into HCtOW. YOU TAKE ACTION TO tt Is poulble that at Ille THE PETITION requestJ jtctlon to lht peutlon and ltatetnent Wll llltd lnlOr-t11r1ge CounF I ly C~~!~~ Profe1llons ante Bond In an 1nW>W1t •Ya ~ ... rd PROTECT YOUR PROP· Ume ol sale the opening atJthOtlty lo 1dmlnl1t1r lht Attomew for the PeU. ahow good tauM why 11\t The follO'lf'lng l**)nt art O" 1 ·1 • • It p"""'bllc.-..von '1028.15 and llOl I ... than one hundred a l in•lla ta/ l u•I ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT bid may be IHS than the tslllt Under the lndtpen. tloner. court ahol.lld not grant tht doing 1>4.illneu u : No.fHlll07 Uonu Contract COde Sec· percent (100%) ol the 1°'91 lloLMM Dltfftor. p,. A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU lotll lnd~ednesa due. dent Admlnlatr1Uon or Es-EDITH M. DOYLE, authority. LEGENDARY CONCERT Thll ~ WM con-3300, lht owner r• bid price, furnish • Pay· • NEED AN EXPLANATION Date: t 0/18184 ..... Act. (Thia 1uthonty ESQ., (CIB173048, A HEARING on lhl pttJ. TOURS, 8 Comlehe Dr., duCted by I' general part. qulr11 that the bidder pos. ment Bond In an M'9U"I our ..... nt, Huntlntrton OF THE NATURE OF THE TD I UYICE CO• will allow lht personal rtp. OBEGI, DOYLE & tJon wiU be held on OE· IH, Dana Poin'I, CA 92e29 ,.,9hip Ml the followlng cluslflca-not 1en thin fifty percent 8eaoh Union High PROCEEDING AGAINST PMY ••Mid Trwt-reMnlltJve lo tlkt many BREWER, 4041 llAC CEMBER 1, 1994, 11 1:45 Kelly J. Garrett, aamt Thll lt.llefntnt WU filed tlon of conlr1C1or'1 Ucenae (50%) ol the total bid ptb, School Dl•tllot YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· ' ' IC1lons wflhoU1 court ap. ARTHUR BLVD., SUITE P.M. In Dept; 703 localtcl •T,hls bu1ln111 11 con. Wiii lt'9 County Clerk ol II Ille Ume the bid Is tub-and fuml1ti certlllcatM ~ Publlshed Newport TACT A LAWYER. llyJ Clncfv.Nee¥el, Mo ptOYll. Befort Wtlng Ctr• 11 341 Tht C11y 011v1 duc:tec:I by: II\ lndi'vldual ()range County on October mltted: Cius C.53. Pursu-dencing that lht rlQWred Buch-COsta Mesa Dally 1011 VALENCIA ST., t •to nt eoratorr, talnvetylmportanlactlons, 35 o , NEWPOR T South,Orang1,0A9~. The 11glstr1nl(t) com- 5. 181M ant IO Bustnen Md Prple .. lnsurll\C9 It In elf.ct In the PlloC October 31 Nowm-COSTA MESA. CA. 92627 1577 Heven AM., Ran-hoM\lef, the P•rsonal rep. BEACH, CA H880 IF YOU OBJECT TO lht menoecl to transact bus!-• RandV Rankin alone Code Section amounts Mt forth In the • "(II • attfft eddress °' cho Cuoamon10, CA rnenta.tlve 'A"lll be required Publlshed Newport granting of lht ~lltlon, you nen undtr the Fletittou• pUbllfted Newport Beach-7028.15, no payment •hall general condltlont. In the ber 7• 1*· I 838 common designation ol lt730 ceoe~a.MM to~ nollee 10 lnlereslld Beach-Costa Mesa Dally lhould appear II the ht&r· Business N1me(s) listed Costa Mell Plloc October be made for work Of mat• evenl of lailwe to ent• lnlo m property Is anown above, IP AVAi • THIE persons unltH lhey have Pilot November 4, 7, l ', Ing and 11111 your ob-above on· l o.3-~ 24, 31, HoYember 7, 14, rill Under the tonlnlct un-the contract and execute PUBLIC NOTICE no wvranty It given u to EXPECTED OPENING waived nouc. ot consented 1994. ~s °' file wn«en ob-Kelly J. Gar11u '*· lffl.and unUI the Registrar the 11quwe<1 cloc:urMntt, itt completeness °' tOf· BID MAY•• oaTAIN•D 10 the ptoposed action.) FrM02S jtc1lons w11h the coun be-Thi.s statement was flied r"ne'8 of Con11act0t1 verifies to sucti bid MCYrlty wtll be NOTICll Of' rectness)." The t>eneliclaly The lndeptfldeot 1dmln1S· tort the hearing. Yow ap. with tti. COUt'lty Cieri! of ---------1 lht District that the con-lofftlted. The Fafthlul Per· TRUI Tllll'I UL• under uld Dffd of Trust, BY CALLING TH• ltOL· tratlon 1utho11ty wlll be PUBLIC NOTICE p111ance may bt In person Orange Counry on October PUIUC NOTICE tractor was proptrly II-fOfmanc. Bond atilll r• by rtuon of 1 breach °' LOWING T I LIPHONI granted unless an Inter· or by yOUI anorney. 3. 1994. MOTICI TO tensed II lh• Ume the bid main In lull fore• and effect T.•u:.~·J:c.0::•3 dtl•ult In lhe obllg•tlons NUMBERS ON THIE ••ted person flits In Ob· BSC 3353 IF YOU AAE A CREDITOR F8 23858 WIS IUbmltted. Any con-through th• guata/ltH pe. secured thtllby, he11to-DA y • E , 0 .. ti TH. )ectlon lo lh• pei.tlon and NOTICE OF or • conung1nt crtd1IOf ol Published Ntwpott Beacn-COlllTRACTORI llllttOf not IO Uctostd is rlod u specified In th• Loon No. , '°'' exte\Md and deliv· SAL&• (7t4 , 385-4837 show tood cau11 why the PETITION T O the dec1utc1, you must Iii• Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Oc· CAI.UN,!.'~ BIDI slhubj~ 1~_J?.•nlltl11 under general con<flUons. 0700391 .. 3/ ered lo lht underalgned 1 or c2i 3) e37..ae5 counhorishould not granl lhe ..... MINISTER ~ _c.~1 m1 copwt~tothet.__c~rrt· tober 24, 31, November 7, SchOOI ..... tr ... ..: Hunting· t .. w .,.,. the contract Tht DISTRICT rtservH D&LFRANCllCO written OectaraUon of 0.. aut rlty. '461 .,.,. ,,_ , ,,. ,.- Ion BHth Union High will be considered void. II lhe right to rtject any or 111 AP1141.ee4-t0 fault and Demand for Salt, TAC4045MC A HEARING on the ~tl· ESTATE Of: sonal 11pr•11nt1tlvt IP· 14, 1994-, • School District lht llc1n11 clasalflcaUon bids or to walv• any Ir· T.D. SERVICE COMPANY and wrltteo notice of d• Publl1htd Ntwporl lion will be held on OE· RONALD C.ANOELARIA painted by lht court withln m620 Project: Bid ns · Swim-•pecllled htrtlnal'ler la thal regulartlles or lnform.UU11 11 duly appointed TrustH fault and of ettctlon to B11ch·Co111 Mesa Diiiy CEMBER 1, 1994, 11 1:45 CASE NO. A175444 lour months from lht date ming Pool Resurfacing • or • "1pec1111y conllllctCN" In any bids Of In the bid· under th• following d• cauM lh• undersigned to PUot October 24, 31, No-P.M. In Dept. 703 located To 111 heirs, btneflc1111es, of flrat Issuance of lh• 111. Overetocked with Edison and W11lmlns1er, as defined In Section 7058 ding. scribed deed ol ttust WILL NII Nld property to satlsty vembtf 7, 1994. 11 341 The Cily Drive crecfllors, contingent credl· llra 11 provided In Hction stuff? Hloh SctloOlt of lht Calilornla Business As requlrtd by ,Section SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Nld obllgallons, and ther• m608 South, Orange, CA 92668. 1or1, and persons whO may 9100 ol lht Calllomla Pro-A call to Bld DHdllne: 2:00 pm, and Prorenlon1 Code, the 1 n3 of tht C1lllornl1 TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER alltr· lh• undersigned IF YOU OBJECT TO lhe otherwise be lnleresled In bate Cocte. The Umt tor fil· Classified November 22, 199-4 1p1cl1lly contractor Labor Codt, tht Director of FOR CASH ~n tht forms caused u ld notice ol d• PUBLIC NOTICE granllng ol the petition, yoo tilt Mil or eslale, or both, Ing' claims wUI not uplr1 will help pi.c. of Bid Receipt: Hun-•Wiided the contract for the Department of lndut-which are lawfUI ltndtr In fault _,,d of elte1ion to be should appear 11 lht hear· of: RONALD CANDELARIA btrore four month• from 842-5878 UnglQn BHch U.H.S.D. lhl• work •hall Itself con-lfial Relations or the Stilt th• Uniled Slates) and/or Recorded April 15, 1994 H BIC 335t Ing and 11a11 your ob· A PETITION has been ltje hearing dale notlced""F====:iiiiiiiiiiii:=:==ij Purch11lng 01p1rtm1nt, tract• mafority ol th• work, of Californla hH deter· the cashltr'• certified Of Instr. No. lM 265760 In PNEOTTIT1c 10 ENOTF 0 , jectlon1 or lilt written ob-hied by PATRICIA CANOE· above. 1r. Room 381. 1C>i51 YorklO'f'n In accordance with llJ• pro-mined lht generally prevall· other checkl 1peclfled In Book Page of Olflclal ections wllh th• court b• LARIA, In th• Superior YOU MAY EXAMINE lh• Ave., Huntington Btach, visions ol Calirornla Busl· ing rates ol wages, In the ClvU Code Section 2924h Records In the olfle• of the ADMINllTER 1011 th• hearing. YolJI' ap. Court or California, County file kept by the court. "Jou CA 92641 Phone: (714) neH and Professions Code locality In which this WOl'k (payable In full al ttl• tlme rteOfdtr ol Orange County: ESTATE OF: pearlllct may be In person ol ORANGE. 111 1 p111on lnltrtslt In 964-3339 en .:JSo Sec\lon 7059. Is to be performed. cepln of ..a• 1o T.O. Ser.rice Slid Sii• of pro~rty will 1 °'by your anorney. THE PETITION requests lh• estal•, you may file No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspaper Oocumtoll on Ille: Hun-All work must be com-or tht rate determinations. Company) Ill right, Ullt be made In "as Is" condi-EDWARD P. QIDDING • IF YOU AAE A CREDITOR lhal PATRICIA CANOE· with lht court a fortnll R• llngton Beach U.H.S.O. F• Pitied no la1er than Ftbru-are on file 11 lh• DISTRICT and 1n1.,.1t conveyed 10 lion without coveoant or •ka EDWARD PAUL or • contingent cred11or or LARIA be appolnled u quest tor Special NotJct ol cilitln Office, 525 Yorktown llV 1, 1995. Tlme Is of lht Purchasing D1partmen1, and now held by 11 undtr warranty, txpttH °' Im-GIDDINGI, aka the dec11sld, you must Ill• personal rei>resenttlivt 1o the llhng of an Inventory Ave., Huntington B11ch, essence. Fallutt to com· and copies may be ob-aald Died of Trust In tilt plied, regarding liU• pos· EDWARD GIDDINQI your claim with the .court admlnis1er the es1a11 ol lhe and 1pprll1al of est111 as· CA 92641 Phone: (7'4) pltll lh• work witNn the tlintd upon request. The property htrelnafter d• session. Of encumbrancts, CAIE NO. A175457 and mail• copy to the per· decedenL 111s or ol any pewon or 536-7521 Umt Ht forth htrtin will r• CONTRACTOR shall post• ecrlbed· to pay ttlt rtrnalnlng princi-To 111 hell's, beneficiaries, sonal 11pr11enta11ve ap. THE PETITION 11quests 1ccoun1 as proVldtd In Tiie 1-lfj .. Non-m.tndalofy Job Wallt: 1ull In lh• Imposition ol llq-copy ol these ta11111 eacti TAUS.TOR: ANTHONY pal sum of th• note(s) •• aeditors, cooUngent credl· pointed by tht court within the decedeot's WILL llld section 1250 ol the Cal.for· ~ November 8, 19!M, t :OO am uldaled damages '°' ••Ch lob slit. The CON· OELFRANCISCO CUled by said deed ol 1ors. and ~rsons who may lour m<lf\lhS from lh• dsll cocflcils, ii any, be admlntd n.1 Probate Code. A R• WtslminStw High School dty of delay, In tht amount TRACTOR and any eut>con-BENEFICIARY: POMONA Trust, with lnlerest H In otherwise be lnttresttd In of flrll Issuance ol lhe let· to probate. TM will and quesl tor Special Nobct 14325 Gold1nw111 SI.. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS the win or .... , •• ()( bolh. any co<i1C~I .,. 1va1l•bl• ....;,...-...._1IOl-1625 Jll -- ': -. .. - HOUSES/ HOUSES/ CONDOS CONDOS FOR SALE FOR RENT !5:l CORONA . DELMAR 2122 •Bd + bonu• rm, 3Y.tBa, ,_ MOll.-0 dbl gar, 2500 a/f, Up· Ol'l'OllTll"ITT grades. galore, granite All a .... ........,, 111 iau In •P• In pallo, $2600 .......... .-..Ct II IN fd· mo, 6 mo lse. Jacobs .. , .......... Actll1llllS Realty 87&-ets70 ................ It ....... 708 Marguerite 2Bd 1 Ba ............... , .. 1-car gar. w/d, d/W, ll11lta16H 9f .im l11IHlllll relrlg n/pelt aundtck ..... "" '* ,. .... patio $1300 650-3252 .......................... Cute 2Br 1 Ba cottage-......................... ........ ,,........ ....... ttyle crnt hH wMew, frplc & upgrda. $1350. ......... 1 1118•" Tllea •• , .... wltl .... 673-3000 OI 875-7003 .......,...,.., ...... .......... .-........ COSTA MESA 2124 ............. a. ..... ....... ~ .... aaRHOUaa ................. Ni ... EncloMd Gorage 'JIJ ........... Near Downtowri ... ii ... , ... 11 ... 648-2720 OI 64MS41 ....... . 1 cllMUD LUXURY 2Br 28o 2· ........ , .... -. .. •IOtY condo, dbl gor. ... 'I .ac .. ,.... frplc, pool &995/mo, 0 Mil-···-1 at/tUt. 642-5290 *Quaint 2Br 1 Bo hH 22nd(Tu•tln •r••· On the move? Frplc, w/d, got. $1100. Ref• +MC. 648-3255 Sell your extra household Over1tocked with Items •tutt"l la ~111111!1~ . A c.n to Clullfled Buy H. 8-'I It. Find It. Claeelfted. wilt hel~ ........ -RIWPOIT DWPO&T IUCll 1011 IUCB lOll -UDO PRIME 1"'9"Ul"'C K $IC~ UDO NORD • corner Bayview 3BR·28A ........................... $895,000 UDO SOUO BAVFRONT -ChOke 4BR·3BA Lrg OOCk ....... $1,500,000 FAMILY COMPOUND • 2 Homes Bayftont & 1nterlor ..... $s.ooo.ooo · UDOLEASE -• 211·21A ............ :. ····· ...... : ...... $1 .900 • Grundy Reattors 57!;-6161 I - -• - ' I ' • ~ .J . -. NEWPORT BEACH . 2169 BEACH RENTALS WINTIER Wl!EKLY 1-4Bd ...... $350-$1400 WINTER (FURNt 2Bd oc:nfmt ,,_,.. $900 2Bd house ...... $1200 ANNUAL 1 Bd ocaanfront • $795 1Bd bey view •. $1400 2Bd/2Ba ..... -.... S 1200 3Bd bay-dock . S2•50 Full Service Property Mgmt TllePlsJ ..... ...... ., ... _.. .... _ 673-1900 UYYISW TiRMCK Oetched 1Wnhm, Bock Bay. 3Br 2"1t8o, pvt courtyd, trplc, gat• guarded, mart>fe f!B, 2-car anch gar. $19951 mo4-}'f i.e. 833-2805 HEIGHTS 3bf' 2bo 2-car ~at. HW floor•, motbM p, bonu• rm, pk:ket f~$1,650 4~1 Newport Nonh Condo 2·Bdrm Upgraded, f/p, w/d, enct. gor., eun deck $1150 759-1277 PENINSU~lfM bay-frnt, 3 bd, mty room, roof cMc:k, pNt beach $5500 • DOVE.A SHRS 5 bd be)'front. 80'" on water, dock 3 COi ga.. tage. $7500 AGENT 631-1400 AP.Altl'MBKTS ma llDT 11180& ISl•llD . 2IOI ................ ~a.en. ........ & .,.-, Av-" now. v...,.~ / ~~ . llllO' •' H07 • , ............ ~--· .. .......... ..., ttl l lEI ' l. ~ . , '• BALBOA PENINStJIA 2807 1 BR, frpl, bit-In• $965. 2BR 1 BA, •undk $985. Both Incl gar, w/d, utll. Y••rtw. MS.5882 Oceanfront 1 BR w/weat vlewl Oahwshr, refrig, upper unit $750/mo. 721-8889 YEARLY Upstairs Lg 2bdrm 1b• w/paUo, -w/do8:;'age. Avl now. •1 &o875-82t3 CORONA DELMAR 2622 40• •••w•rd 2Br 1.580. frplc, trg pallo, comm pool, MW pnV crptNert bllnda. No ~i.. '950. 832-4818 COSTA MESA 2624 1 Mo. l'r-Rent 2Br 1 Ba, gor, Walde. New cpt/pllnt. seoo + ssoo MC. Agt, 15().1220 alMI 1.6b0 Townhouae Prime •.al•• loc. Remod~ tnc. gar. I MO/mo. 769-82•2 IBR 1 BA upatalr• apt In 4-pfex, w/d, n.w crpt a bllnd•. $725/mo. Avoll now. 941-6471 18R·1BA &. 18A·1BA Lndry, pool, quiet. "' :'!.."::Z:::r · No ..... •• 1Bo, qulM. • New or~alnt. No .,.... 17 mo. 289C , "" Pl. ••• 0412 LO brlQht twnhm, 2Br 1\tBo, end gat/poot, fr'Od Jd, petlo, nu cpt. 1711. N/pet. ..... 1871 "'-............ ,. ==~new pnt, d/w, • in:a·7= * 'SVM&.11• 1'11de '1MNopeea. Ind~~-1~~-_ ......... -- ·-~~····---... ~ ... ' IWMlhold .... 1n : -_. • a~•W HOUU Tekphooe 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday DAILY PILOT DIADUNI S Monday ............ Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:CX¥n Friday ........ , ....... Thursday 5:00pm NEWPORT BEACH 2669 COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE •1BR $825• 28R 2BA $725/Up Aat r.rut Our Spec a 1. Fng, dtw BUSINESS OFFICE Incl. 60x30 pool. No FOR RENT 2769 pets. No I•••·. No ..... 545-4855 Four 31 at St Otllcts, Bachelor •PL 1.5 bites Cannery Villaga, nr from Bay Uke newl waler. Designers. art· Quiet nelghborhoott lsfs, etc now In bldgs. $500/mo 64tH402 Prefer aamt. Roy *DLX 2Br 2Ba $950 Jackson 673-3733 Npt Hghls, vault cella, bale, gar. No pell. COMMERCIAL 760-1713 or 857·F16 PROPERTY 2778 LIDO PENINSULA 1BR·18A avl 11/1 Beach Uvlngl C·2 OfoJWarehou•• 900 l/f, nr Fafrvltw & S1000/mo • Private beach 55 Fwy 819-726-8100 710 Lido Park Dr or 619-723-1953 71 ..... 73-9030 OPEN 7 DAYS INCOME MONTHLY R•NTAL PROPERTY 2790 UnUI 6/17/95. " blk to bch/pler. Newty redtc & excapllonolly clean. 2 Townhm•• on 1 lol, 2Bt 28a tum, w/d, gar SC. 500' to beach IC· parkng. ~18-451-4473 ceu. $239K. Prude.,.. WEST NEWPORT Stepa Uol Newport 873-7300 to ~h 2 & 3bdrm, $1 125 & $1300 Prop- erty House 64W850 BUSINESS• PJNA.NCB llJSCEWlNEOUS UNTALS -IUSl?f!SS OPPORtutmT ROOMS 2701 2104 LOCAL llft 24 Loca-N-....... tum room tkN\I Buy M Or Part In ll'g quiet home, ... PoHtbte l 3K W kly prtv. Near ~htng. ~111 $450/mo. 142...,., MY PAoll IOUTI • ' IO Prime Eatab IMM UJllTALS to !.am &1100 ~ SllAU 2724 1-eoo-aoo..e '" 14 NwAO• IOUTl l OC&AMl'RO•T on LoClll ........... MeldWok llOO Ml ft U.000/Wk potenta.t • ~ ..... • home. ClronWllo view. llTalmo. 17&-394' PAffllO•••'OCA L ..... -. "" a.bes ROUTL l11GGfMek Iba Nwptt ... -=:. • po..,.•Jt ........ 1· ooetl. w/d. . IOO-~•IOt. _+1/2 ""· ~1I07.~. I• MrilB2 ..... ... "' "-*' ......... _ ·.r: -~,... ...,..., .... an ooun1 on to • • lllllft 7Dt--~ ........ Ill i RIHT .. coMM8 ..... .......... buywe ID .. ........ d ..... " ' -• .. •• ·. BY .. IO• (714) 642-5678 BY MX (714) 631-0594 .. . (Please include your name and phone nwn~ and we'll call you back with a price quote.) BYMAILOR • . PIRSONa 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 C.omer <X Newport Blvd &: Bay SL ANNOUNCEMENTS PE~SONALS 3002 HOT & WILD! 1-aoo-860-6969 LOST a 18+. Toll Fr•• FOUND 2925 EMPLOYMENT FOUND:CAMl!RA Near St. Andrews Church. ldenllty. EMPLOYMENT 645-7836 FOUND1 CAT Young 5530 male, black & gray tAbbri (random pattern ••••• on a du}.. tall bent al BRISTOL & BAt<ER tip. 714-8~·9516 SALON Hiring atyllst. Low rent, 540·1877 FOUND • DARK QLAS S •a ·.ea. 17th S t . Be•ut y Focala, Tri angle Center hiring Hair Stynsts & Mnnlcurlsts. Square n•ar Alpha Low rent or hlgh Beta about Oct. 21st. Call Joe, 675-331H comm. 642-1717 LOST COON HOUND Female, black & ADMIN. ASST. White, name "Elkle." Loat Friday, 10/28, H.B. Ins.~ Co•la Meta Aree. Please call 642-0537 2yrs df ~ ~ or p1g91. 97~6. Wpng. wool proc ~ req •liiWDD• $1200/mo 842·7859 LOST ELDERLY BLACK FEMALE CAT MARIAN Lost Oct 21 tl. In the Accounting vicinity of Newport EARTHQUAKE Beacn near Flnley Buty CM c:ontrM:1or StrMt. Nffd• medlca· lion. Pl•••• call need• CPA- H e llen 873·11191. PAYR 0 LL• CONTROLLER TO •REWARDf TAK• CltAAO• OP OUR CUSTOM Lo .. M8'e Golden R• ttlewr. Aprox. 2 r:· PROGi'~. Mua1 be otd. Ught blOnde, • exp'd In dl1bur1lnl red collar. Hl9 name la comml~ payroll labor Invoice• fot "ZEUS" • ....... COii Jeoel aT1-aa?? 200 + employ .... FA)( reaume•: 71•·5•t-L ST .. the ~mpkln Patch on HarbOr & 9531 ATTN: Skip. MamJlnC...MeM. Ftl.ndly working con- dltlona. -- PDSOllAl.S FIND ~--PllSOlllLS 3002 -·-----" No matter ,..., 1a..wuvw ·-. ,........,. .... °'" what you·,. 1or1tot _..., .. Tn doing.~·--1 ......... ·-, •• _,WIVM•_. homMDWn ~ ... _._ ... UNC•llQMD QIN.a .... ' t~.._.,. -,., .. ,.,...." • ... , ... ,.1.to1• Ill In. -=..._, .... . - -- --....._. tllC/Y ,.+ ~ I J I fits in. GINIRAL POU CY Rates and dcadline.s..are---- subJect to change without nouce. 'The publisher reserves the right to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error thal may be in your classified ad immediately. The DaiJy Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for th~ cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 5530 5530 ADVERTISING •A.SST MANAQl!R11t ASSISTANT F{T, great benaf1ls Upscale lady's resale Full llme, $7.50hr boutique In COM. Re- Stable, DEPENDABLE tall exp req'd. Mall r• lndlvtdulll nee<Jed to 1um• to Ad •150. c: o provide clerical IUI)-0111y P1lol, 330 w ·port for the 1dVert1s· Bay, CM 92627. Or Ing d1partmen1 of • FAX to 385-.811•. growing community newspaper chain. Ac· Cltrk/Gen'l Ofc curate typing of 50-F(T Entry level. Good 55wpm a MUST. Ou· pholne votc:e & people tits include dala entry skllls 631·1400 >t.222 & heavy phones. DESIGN ASSOCIATE Hours 8:30am·5:30pm Position In H.8. for Mon·Frl. Good b•n· entry level furniture a fit•, opportunity fOf salea. Must have good groW1h. PhyslcaVdrue commun1cat1on skllls tesllng Is • prerequ • & degree or c:ertfic:ale 111• of employment Monee 774-9131 EO~ For conslderallon, call Judy Oenlng, 71 •·642· Dtttctiv• Trainff •321 EJt1. 301. lnvestigat0< Tnlln•• PT/FT (71 •1 991~933 Advertising F(T GENERAL LABOR Inside . S101Hr Help con11ac· tOI W1ttl dUtle9. -(714)23..02 30 Sales FA ST GROWING We are ... king a auuTYa TORE lull-lime Inside Sol" CHAI N·Permanent Rep fOf lhe Clas1l-a&IH position. Any fled Advart.Wng D• a.au~ Ucena• I• • portment who po• plual 1 .. 2a1-e11e, ••11•• 1trong .al•• 0.ttMat .._.nt~• ability and the dellr• a o..te...r. Pfefwlbly to be •~c:esslvl In ••••• and earn ....,, 10 mile r.diut ol money. Good typing COM. Cal after 6:30 pm aklll• a plua. (Mon·Thur) 720 .. 1143 Ii·'· it09 a Cl•)' Thie lndMduet ""'9t lam~ •creenng be highly modvoled. cuatom•rt for eur hard-worki ng and ... team. No P:p demonattate t h• nee. 70l-2)85 CM ebM"V to meet dffd>o PIT H NllA CAi'T """· WOftt ... wM = CUMomer Mrv ottier people and I doya a -..k ptovld• a ff•cllvo ~~ lol. .... 1111 CY••omer eervloo. , .... m ...... Th• Pl'oflcMMq IO =-~& preHnt lnnovauve ........ and ... IVE"I (mu.. .._ 9C\lle ~ ~ over ,.,, a.a.ff/ duclng "lp eclat hr+-. Ahlo..,..,. taireootea•~ ledlcM .... le a ,..,.. Help ,.IT or 'IT·= D•ponCl•bllt•r • rnu1t. Gre at op-"' ...,...,,, 1 104 Awe ..... #p0'1~ ~Oft Unity for '"-rlgM candidate • Good ............. ... provlctl~. aw.. .. l_,_111. ...... ID;.-= ~· ... . . .,, ..... ...,.. .... MIR:.., Ol9'9 ' ........ .. ................ .... • (?141 .... ,.. ......... .. ....... , .... ,.. ... oer 1 rm • -A~ ~ . ' .. I I I ~ 1 ! t I I I JI I i I ' j I J J ~I Monday, November 7, 1994 TODAY'S CRaSSwoRo PUZZLE -9y CHAllLIS CiOftN Wflh OMM SHAft' -"' TANNAN tMSCH ~ tt~(lfl HOITMOITlll wim ..., un-------l AN8WBR8 TO WUKLY BRJOO& QUIZ • ~ kw ll'IMCara egg) Rip.off e3 ChUrctl pett f'Ull. pan um.. days d Al PITS. a .,.,.._ ~ In u.. , ltllO. oe peraon, Charil• ~ott•t bdrm .. , pn«ALS ICMI arewn•e, 161 e. l1710. 186 ICMe ••••••••••••••••• P• M Giiie 4 Conduaof ts Toe the -Coast Hwy., NII. chl1tpentlale lormal ADOPT Mn AUTOllO•n IS IOlfnoet• IS6 Cat's~ '<•iwn.i. 17 Beer mug Q. • • A. South, wlnenble, you hold: dining room Mt, ..... a a I e 8 .C •" e u • • r 10, w/buffet a china, Every Sal a 8Un al I Friendly greeteng 18 Grp fof guys I 7 Thug Slang 6V Scent OKl71 .ol 101171 OAJOI OIU Ml The biddins has proceeded: 80IJ'J1f WEST NOR'111 •teetrenloa. Now IUOO. J14-82W177 Pl!TSMAAT, FCMMltaln hiring l'T/Pr fOt Fash· Valley. PupplM, kll·•--------- "hmous lut"llon 1$~Up 20 Hambulger e11tra 22 Business rtem M Hush-hush IOCompaS$ d!fec:tic>O 27 llly·bitty 28 Neoa1'Ye VOi•• 30 Pistol. slang 33 Glare protectors 38A111me-on ~ S.rcaSl'I\ 40D.t>on 41 -a• ajUClge 42 Lighting lilftu1e •S Frankton 1esldent 45 Bulllrght cheer 48 Airrry woman 47 Self 48 Take fright 50 Socks away 55Gods and goddesses 590bvlous 60Hoap DOWN 1 Company emblems 2 Make up (forl 3 ln<Mteren1 one 4 Gioty 5 Turf 8 Bin 101 corn 7 Sqorriel food 8 Puppet 9 Aobberl9s 10 Cootac1 11 Cl'f\ provme:e 12Sept·-. Quebec 13 Solitary -21 Not long ago 23 Gfeek god ol love 25 Beverage 28 In particular 30Mongolian _desert 3TD1strtci 32 Seab11d iit+tim!HI The biddina has~: ~'+:R~llliiltir '!ll'tr:t~11 NORnt &ABT 80Ul'lt WEST 10 P .. M P... 10 P.. T ~fflil~~~F.i?tlilifftl"'''" What do you bid now? ~~ffi~I A · You.are on the verp of a jump 11 7 "4 ahift, and no heart bid now will do ;;;+,;~+.-.;,,;ti your hand full juatlce. The solution ~.;.i.;:oi..:.1-..1 ie to bid two apadM, reprdleee of c ,.,. ~'-5~• your methods. Thal ie abeolutely forcing and, ahoutd partner make 10me bid to indicate a hand that is better than minimum, eta.rt probinr foralam. Mounllll"IS 35 Alaskan City -{M) Economic incs, 37 -0lego Chargers 38 Stlf'·lry pan 41 loe<ieam serve1 49 Assert 51 Crocitetl a last &)and 52 Speedy 53 Spol lor dancing 54 Scoff 55 Mrschtel· q. 2 · Neither vulnerable, u South you hold: I• Pa• ,. ... p-... ' Whal action do you l.Ue? lon lal, M. Viejo Mall • TWN bdrm Ml, tNltwd, ten• M\d mw•, all BUia 9035 other Or.no-Co. high 9-dlWf d,.,, •aaanc:t, looking tot loving, car· t•••••••• p1oflle .,..., Comm framed mirror, Dk• nu Ing hOfnea. CALL 241• , w/gAJW Mm. I03-899I matte, MOO. 844-4028 0317 fot more Info. U m.ova ...... Low mileage, QOOd iicliifDY Ph CAT HOU••• cond, 1-ownet. '4250. • 1 Mtr tor gener81 ot· MUCHA.NDISS ouanty ama11 • b1G e.-.w1ea flee wonc. ltvlne ..,... T2a.a790 211·9771 Mon-Fri. lllSC. 8015 ••v• abuud and•---------A • If you deem your hand to be a abandoned pel1. Be a CAJ>IUJLC .eo40 mjn.lmum, think.again! Your ••CR•TARY•P/T.N• 3 palra-cuatom drape1• voluntHrno1ter. cauliii•lii•••••• wealt.h of' controls, intermediate Exp w/Mac.Organlzed. vMlou1 atzes. 1100. 71~~2704. ,7• •• ---nn.. _._ ndd' •..:bu . .. .... S.lf·alJll'ter. Call 121-$1150 ...... A•ao T --· ..... .,, ca ..... a ••w • tion maae ua1a 11.._. fot Information. · .. -• TH• PDl'l!CT CA owner, while, vlnyl hand worth 10me 16·17 point.a. Baby c11trlage, beaut, frH 10 good home. top, perfect, apoU.M Since partner 1urely ha110me hl«h •---------made In Canada, Grey long hair male, lthr Int, no dlnga, Oflg apadea, we would go straight to 1ix EMPLOYMENT s100. HB 960-1709 approx 2 Y" old. Very pal• Practlcally new 1padea. At worst, that 1hould be on aHecUonate, litter box Urea, ho1ea, b.tl1, a finesse.' S!IVICES 5533 Beaut lady' a clothll 8-trained. Can't kffp. b a tt • r y, brakes. 10, 250 ltem1, S1·5ea, Please call 648·0972. $1600. Call 845-9030 Q. 5 ·As South. vulnueble, you hold: •QJ8 OK1651 OA7 •KQ lO many new. 960-1709 ........ . ....•... Please be aware that Ch• Ir w /o Ito man. __ DG _____ 9_0_8_5 the lla\lnga In this cat· dHk1/chalr1, dresser, TIU\NSPORTATION DO E · egory may require you wd 1helveS/bench, gla iiiiiiiiiiil••••& to call a 900 number dlaplay cab, hobby ''18 ASPD 4-dr, auto, 43 PhilosOpher lmll'\llnuel -44 Eirpressl()('I ol disgust 46Game - makers · 56 Big d11ch 57 Poode1 58C>olol - 62 Ocean J3 Bem's neigllbol 34 Russia's -48 Loren's hub6y .-..,,:--'T:"'--~-~-~,~o_,.~,,:o--~,~2 ...,.1~3~ •AK7 072 OKI06 MKJIOIJ The bidding hu proceeded: WEST NOR11f EAST SOUJ'H 10 Pue P... Dbl The bidding hes proceeded: NORTH EAST sot.mt WEST PaM In which there 11 a supplies (balsa wood, ---------e/c, perfect body, new chatge per minute. et~.), microwave, vac· BOATS 7011 tires, V·8, Reg. 8195 cum, console alereo, Sit>O ObO * 631·7149 r... 16 PaM ' Whal do you bid now? A · You have a very good hand, but you have to treat it gingerly - pa rtner could hold nothing orvslue. Since 11 jump to four clubs would bypass three no lrump -possibly your only makable game -bid three clubs and hope that partner, with a heart stopper, will act.. Q. 3 ·East-West vulnerable, as South you hold: • •J 2 0Q 83 OQ '7 53 •K J 52 --f---1----+--+--t The bidding hu proceeded: NORTH EAST SOtn'H I• PaM INT • S• PaN '3NT 4c:;> P ... 7 Whal action do you take? WESI' Pae• P ... A • North's bidding shows a good six-card or longer •pade suit and l=--+'-+--t--t only four heart.a. Under the cin:um· sl.ances, not t.o correct t.o four =--t--1"'-~--. spades would be a gross derelict.ion of duty. • more. 546-1441 t• Pa• 10 2NT PaM T Whal do you bid now? ----------118 FT flt>erglaH bay·~--------Dln•tt•butchar block 1 h N u •Y ·-aunc . ew 1 rr MERcenES 8130_ top, rectangel table/4 top, dleHI eng, teak ..u EMPLOYMENT WANTED 5535 A· Thja is simply a matt.er or arith· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii chrs. Kenmore zig-zag decks. Beautlfull Sllp 1ewlng machine. Sofa •vall. $6900. 575.7939 ------ '78 450 8L alWaya garaged & extr•rMly clean, Auto, both tope xlnt. $8500. 146-2280 met.ic. Depending on methooa, part- ner ha1 a minimum or 18 or 19 point.a, and you have 15. ThaL's enough for a small slam. no more. Bid six no trump. Q. 6 • Do~h vulnerable, as South you hold: •KQJ& c:>7 OAJ662 •K76 Swedllh Pror NurM'• aide-UV• In/OUM 0 Y" exp·r•f·lovlng·cooklng driving-etc ... 648-3735 & love aeat, gold leal CALIFORNIAN gl• lop coffee table, 44'x15'2". Twin 375HP mtchg table lamp. All CATS. 4•0 hrs·, 2 SA, xlnt cond. 642·5188 <J 2 Bth, 36M Raytheon FA&,L FIREWOOD radar, Rythn aounder,1--------- f••••••••I SPECIAL Seasoned Robenson AP, Furuno NISSAN 8150 wood, free delivery. Lm, 2 cir TVs, Glen-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia•& MERCHANDISE Order before Nov. 20 denning, wtrmkr, AJC. for this low price. Xlnt cond, striking $150/cord, $90/hall graphlca. $199K. cord. 714-788-8635 Randy, 714-648-8197 Your right-hand opponent opens ANTIQUES 6010 Lue• band ••w. the bidding with one diamond. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii good cond, $150 cash SABOT '75 8 ft. Flber'- '88 300ZX, All Leathet Interior, T- top1, Radat, Phone. &7k ml. 140-0179 glass. Avail w/shore 1 ________ _ m<>f:':s4~~8:&•rt VOWWAGEH 9235 What action•do you take? ANTIQUES 4 U SALE only. 644-0352 Fumlture, acc111orles, Misc. wooden blind• A . t;lonnaJly, when the opponent.& 1G-40% oHI Buying 1· and shutters. Bast ---------'58 GHIA 102k orig. openlhebiddinginyourbcstsuit. piece or entire estate. offer. 721·9290 POWER BOATS mllH, trim, carpet, 312 Newport Bl. NB 7 2 it is wiseet to pass and let lhem Please CaJJ 5413-4123 Nordic Track S250. Blk 01 etc. Runs Gr•atl at.rugile. Here, however, we suggest•---------glass top table, 4 awvt 11900 840.o3ae that. despi\.e having only four cards *BUYING ITlllS* chairs Sl95. 723·7880 '87 BOSTON WHALER •i7 lu6 in the suit, you overcall one 1pade. From 1800-1960. 1 pc ---------• ** 90 Horsepower With aunroof Thal makea it more difficult for Jewelry to entire house WANTED Yamaha mtr. Extras $3000 your left.hand opponent to enter contents. Immediate $8200 Obo 648-1045 Call 72t.1HSO the auction with a heart bid. cash, top$. 873-8223 TO BUY 6019 .15' Boston Whel•r .70 Bug 4-apd, aunrf. 7 o t-t P G a I v I n z • d new brkee, good lnl., •-------•-------•-------APPLIANCES 6011 Sell your unwanted Items \tie easy ways EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT Judith Leiber plll trailer. Ready for 1600 eng cc w/du.I l;>oxea and Halcyon fishing, many extra1I c111b1 S900•631·7149 Oay1 enamel boxes $&000 84 ... 4981=..,....~~~,.....,,--wanted, PP. 760-3648 '8i JETTA GL S-apd 1· To place your 5530 5530 Kenmore 12 cu. ft ., clasallled ad call iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii white, upright freeze,, 7014 owrv. Clean xlnl conc:I. ale, am/tm c-. aun- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii root. $4,200 544-7827 SAIL BOATS ___ 84_2_·_5e_T_a_.__ PRINTING PVT POST OFFICI! FF s200 121-9280 ------------------•---------u..... & FIT Pennanent. Ship-Stove dbl oven Hot· EMPLOYMENT 'EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT •u:~!~. ~,!:~c:' ping, phonH, office poln1 Hatrmark wtvent, H·28 30'CATCH UNIV 4- 25. A hd rm. Loaded 1--------- 5530 5530 5530 5530 Community new1pa· work. Friendly & r• Ilk• new $250. R•frlg l&Jlil~ldtlll&, per seel<s Urbanite sponslble. $6/hr. Npt Kenmore 19' dbl door 10 race/crulH, has AUTOS mooting. Priced to Hit WANTED Call (714) 673°8203 9246 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii operator with 5 years Beach. 714-642-6262 w/lcemaker $275. Call operalln~ experl•l'lC• Real Eatal• 723-0406 after 6pm ------ & Urban t• press per· .... DTATI IMiD Whirlpool relrlg w/upper aon with 5 years ••P• rt•~er. 3..YrL01d....Xlnt li:Mt.Slll'Ja:IJ rlifnee:-QlflymoH "'1 Wiit-tit cond. $250. 756-8898 with Urbanite ex~· CGn1) plm\. For ....,... rlence need apply. Cll Aon Tevtor. ~ Whirlpool WasHlt Lg Sond resume or apply Thlflftlj .... capacity & Kelvin• for ~l....91!!!!!!!!!! In pe1son at: .... ,... Gu Dryer. Gd condl· tton. 1250 FC>f Both CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY NEWS 3424 San Fernando Rd. Suitt 4 Los Ang&tes. CA 90065 (Tyburn & San Fetnando) EOEJM/FN/H RENT through classified ,73. 7300 pc1. 434«0345 On the move? Sell your extra household items in Classified 6014 5 t••k din rm chalts $125, teak cocktall & aide table $150, 2 dHka $100 ea, 3 6' ahelvH $25 ea, 4-drwr file cab $25. 960-0663 ---------WANTED older uMd CAMPERS, RV'S, molorhome/Van/sta-TllAl1.ERS 8014 llQO-wagon for fam»y moving to Colorado. Have Cuh 839-0775. '82 Atrstr-m 190 19 fl, mlcrowave,1 ________ _ stove/oven, refrlg, roof ANTIQUES • air, tub/shower. Xlnt ,.., •rslCS 9'950 cond. Orig owner. ~ ~ $35,000. 4 70-3886 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PILOT CLASSIFIED II'• tit• resource you can count on to Hll a myriad or merchan- '98CHKVY ELCMllNO .3500 eeo-2oss dlH ltem1, because ---------our column• compel '99 Muateng Con. qualified buyer.. to vertlbl• orl9. Power callr new top, glau wln- 942·8978 dow. Pony/console. $6500. 714-721-9546 ·ss·R·Vl-C·E---1 CARPET INSTALL CLEANING DECK FLOOR INSTALL HAUUNG 3720 MASONRY 3828 PAlNTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 TlUlHSIATOI/ •REPAIRS j516 SERVICES 3548 COATING 3570 REPAIRS 3620 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TUTOR 3927 DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .IUNK To The DUMP JOHN DORM llAIOMY CHUNG'S PAINTING THIE LOCAL PLUllBERfiiiiiiiiiii•iiiiiliiiiiiii -----··•II F & M CARPETS Kathy'a HouHkeeptng STOP Dec k Leaks· (714-Ha-1882) Brlck•Ston .. Block•Lg Int/Ext. Reas$$. Guar .. Wllllm 8lngtft Co.-SltAHISM/aNGLISH ACOUSTIC REMODELING 3408 ACOUSTIC MASTERS R.emoval•Re~p1ays•Wall text•Ory wall repalr•Palnt cell•FrH Est e631·2419 All repalrs,rHtreches Quallty work w/refs. walerproof coatings· **Vlnvl H•rdwood Wiii haul what Trash & •mall lob1 OKI LI work. Llc tt375602 •Ince 1947-W•.,. as Technical & General. Sell carpet wholesale-Aollable. 714-831•2256 decks, stairs Oual. ~:;,'!rm~~P~::b~~r~~ Man won'tl 964-5259 ;t887191 831·3832 Bond/Ins. 538-1534 clo•• as your phone. Also TutorlnQ Serv. Sr. discounts.Cati us Pg# 714-587·0918 work. Ltt587430 Free Uc, Bond 843-3882 ---------•MASONRY EXPERTS• KOLMAN PAINTING L#47eooo 675-9304 S\&Sane 9'1~'1409 anytime 909-279-1480 Peraonellzed e xp'd Est. Bests 722-8769 JEWELRY 3784 Brick, b(k; concrete Int/Ext Qual work AL.LEOia PLUM•tNG or Pg# 909-353-6333 hsecleanlng. Bl-wkly/ ---------s tucco. Lie/Bond Aeaa. prlc11 Comm/lndu1t/Rea1·TILE------3.-1-2-8 WHITE'S c"'-PET Wkly. Very 1oasonabte. DOORS 3580 FURNJ'TURE Low SS Jo•• 531·7643 Bond/In• sine• '78. •Drain Cleaning• ~ WUllam Harold Jeweler• L"'518517 F E t ... • "2,....fi!iiliiiiiiiiii!iliii•• All types Of r·epalr1 Susan, 714-573·8626 REPAIRS 3tlll22 .,. ree .s L.,874731 64..-.. ..,,, '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil u Walch & Jewelry repalrr--------.... •033 2•h R I a I I or restrecfl)ng. Lowest •PROFESSIONAL• 1• _..._ .. ,. DOCH'S PLUM•INQ •P• ' 1t90 el eta Prices on new carnet An experienced iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiii Antlque/Flne Jewelry MOVING 3834 PAINTING 85°"4951 d 1 1.. Clean Caulk 1'9gfout ,.. . HOUSECLEANING d "'"'/Mfl/lra6t 873-03851"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilj Consclen·tloua craft•· Dralna/Remo • s n• aealln' g • • Install.' (714) 931..0312 BY LUCY·7yr1 Exp/Ref ependablo door Complete R .. toratlon -, i• pairs Lt11 &8 0 526 & Low rates 646-4670 hanger. Guar work, Reflnlahlng, repair, up-1---------PUBLIC NOTICE man, old fashioned eo0..3 ... 3140 Uke-~u Tiie ~U11 . CHILD CA.RE 311:36 RELIABLE HOUSE reas. Don 521·89 10 hols, etc. FREE pick· IANDSCAP.E A Th• Calif. Public Utlll· pride In workmanship. TH& NKW'6ii'T •OCH•---------BUSINESS SERVICES of CLE.ANINQ. BY THE up/dellv/est .. 982•1823 LAWN CIUtB 3808 Jlet Commlsalon RE· RAIN•OW Clrol• M•Jnt. tPLUM81NQ CO.• TR!! 3488 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DAY. XLNT AEFSI DRIVEWAYS 3585 OUIRES that all used PelnlinQ. lnVExt. HouHI Fut/depend No O.T. SUVICES CULTURE•NANHY YOLANDA 631-5967 HANDYMAN 3710 .. aloYanlllalnt. houaehold good1 Apt.Qual.job.FrH111. L#l574497 548-8722 3121 TYPING/WOAD PAOC. Reports. & resumes. Sec'I. FAX LP. Office Senile.a.CM 142-0642 W/Trana. Looking for SUNSHINE.CLEANING LIKE·NU CONCRETE Lewn•, Cleenupa, movera print their St. lc#S69&97 636-8&8& liJ!l~~iiiiiiii!iiiii••• family w/klda age 6 + N T Tri I Lt P.U.C. Cal T number; • ... Mike'• T,.. 8wo Qebv 509.9335 14yrs a11p. Local Rofs. ew procoas remove H &• l p ti r-mm ng, llmoa and chauffeur• DOOFING 3910 Trt• lrlmng/r•moval, Mal<e llte easier call oll/rust 1talns Crack .... nento roper 11 Heul'"9 9'1 ... 248 print lhelr T.C.P. num· PIANO •VOCAL " clean-up. HSyra In CM. DAY&. NIOHT CARE 091 Best Bet 638-419 1 rpr Free Est 760·8427 Paint.Carpentry· Green Soene L.andlCP"" FrM .. ,. eeo.oa70 lntantl/Toddlera Drywall and morel .... ber In all advertll• LESSONS 3868 CALlt u• FIR•Tt L d F 1 oerv 845-5277 & Irrigation, Trimming menta. If you have a iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil g xar . ""?: c ose. E & Removal•. Clean-queatlon abOut the ,.. Reroof• • repairs.•---------CARPENTRY 3510 Exp Uc. 22·9t30 COMPUTERS 3516 LECTRlCAL 3610 _C..,,.Olfttt-....,le-te""'P~,-0-p..,.ll.,...•..,..ln-l-up• a Malnt, st. uc. gallty of a mover, limo Gonu10 Mu1lc Stuctlo Local co, grHt prlce1. WALL iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Exp'd Nannlea avall for liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Custom paint-drywall· #5990215, eao.e1oe or chauffeur, call: All agea, 5 to adult, Evans Roofing 75"-7834 COVElllNGS 3932 live-In positions Into TUTORING• A-1 Electrlc•I work carpentry-wallpaper ....... 01 ........... 110,. Pubflc Ulilltl.. beginning to cla .. lc• •RIROOllNG• :,:r~:~~S loving home•. lrlah CONSUL TINO Local Uc. contractor removal-stucco. "&in'atat;Uon.Ughtlng Comml11lon 840-1847 8P•CIALIST Cuatom ... ......,_ Kitehanl, bathe, doors, Nanny Agcy. 974-8108 Do S. w Ind ow 1 . Fre~u~~~ ':te~;~~2 Rick, 282.4JS48 FrH H tJ Sr dllc. Wiii 714-558-41151 PET FR•& ••TIMAT•S Slrlppln..,,.elntl,.. windows. Doug 546-7258 20-yrs Exp. 723-1965 , Carpentry, roofing. beal any wrltlen .. u ••v On Movlne 1·'114-980-7 781 No lob too emalfl CT!eBUTNG ·---------·LACEY S•IELl!CTRIC plumbing. druwall, Chrl• 1.eoo-821-0484 Low.it. Storage, prof. 5e•vicss 3870 "' otr w/ed. IJs.HH H'R., • c••P&NTE.ft ~"" ,-215 " .IC F l ' XLNT ... -•-In la'\ •.. _. SERVICES 35 CONCae¥e & ,ra • p . re• es . stucco. palnUng, Ille, • ---.... -R••••1t rep. 1 •• ""''· s. R!MODEUNG W I .. _ .. ,. = Addltl n./R. Od.I 48 au;;&£ ""e-'Comm Sr disc -.---r-... y .. 97•"-"'. V/MC 2•t·71"7 • n• 9 ••ouuow o m a ·L" ,..,238300. 642 ,,,.,.,,,,; elec. trlcal. Jim M1-74'94 aprlnklers. deei..n • ......, .. u -Flre/Wat•r/Repalra. MASONRY 3557 · ., """"'° . ·w Petsonallzed Pet Care I ADDmONS 3916 togett\er. Sltlp, &na • c~ecrr•t•f...El~7P~!"'~· •WINDOW c• 1!!a.u1-. HANDYMAN Carpen-Malibu low·YOll lla!!t.-•--------Kennel allern•tlve. No . advice to th• crazy • .., rv ~ -YAn nu try, Ule, plum!Slng & P.t• 714/'1aa.n.. PAINTING 3858 atre11 or worry. Uc, e31.at11 anytime ' FAEE ESTIMATES * IHt Price/Quality FENCES roof. 25yra exp '!'/refs. TR•• trtmtremeval,l•llll•••l!llll•~ Ina. Ret1 873-7184 AddltloM alnoe tll4 When you wrtt. "=:==:=a~ •Os~:::~:~vi:... =: :.:c:c:; • DECJtS 3615 Jerry B.tl '77s-e3ao :::-::: ~=r~":': •W.P. YOUNGQUIST QUALITY TIM• 12}~e~':v=i:~~ a Clateffled ad, Wll. tancea.,..., ttc.MUc. Clnnlng eo. Honest-Bilek, e1oc1e. s1~. T11e •F•Nc•• ..... T•S• 0~ .. *!'a'•°"coufiNTY It•"' Ernnt ...._.174 .!~~.!-'or.,"" ,.,•"°1!..."w "01,:~·.. Ucl47t102 too-2&2-3327 Include el 31Synllp . .lenJM2.0 1 Thorough-Reliable. J3 Cone, Pauo. Driveway • -H•~man Services TRDI . -.u;;"eOm.:'in:' • ~o;$';',:e33<7 ---------thef.ctl yra exp. 1.0K.182·7033 Fplc, BBQs. Ref. 20 Yr =~~-~ •83t-3M9• ,,.. "'-Ms-3305 SP1IVWT•11r 3"21 and,... ... _ Exp. Terry 557·7•94 " .....,., r.,,..,.., .... e. La""8, ,_..,..._,,,___...,,....,__ __ ---------1 n~ • -· u,,. CUPIT CLEANING .. wen'• Do you nHd Jim Why1• 842·7208 ''o,,,.-ua_t_C~r-p-p-tr-y-• .....,,.P-al,...n-l, .,........., nt...,. It,..~,..... Pl.AST!lt ••••••••• r~ 3515 a heevv duty hom•1--------•Wood Feno-• C&oMVGar SlQf, ... , ________ , PLUS touchupe. 9tll9Ull 8"'tNKLU .,.,..... you went. cleaning HMC•1 Cati CONTRACTORS r8j)llctJtepllr,hthewl~ unlta, furn, formlca, Yml"•r 24 Hrs. Rtchatd Sinor ...... nu\ 3880 Dealglt a Install. "8palr•--------- u. al 530-2492. tdmalel. Low prQs. Uc d repairs 17M359 Fred ~:.U.vt,.•• Uc 2eo&M 14&42091••••••••1 ........_ Cool mllling.,_ ______ -. CARPET a UPHOLSTERY Hou .. ' OfiiO. Beal lS58 ~ Conllr.174-6301 ~ ~ 311Z CIUALITY Ciii• INT,..-r.QUAUTY HT ........,.,..,. F,.. Ml.I For Ad Action C.,pet tepa.lra, p1of.. Price-Best WOfkl t()yr 20 yn •P· Ouallty Patch to complete St clee. le8l ""I .-n "-• 8'on8'1y dOne. 20 yrs. EJcp. R•t•. FrH Est. QUICK R•SPO .. ••• •--Ov-.,-.-,-oc-k_ed_w_llh--BAUUMG 3720 J111110111L __,ATTY workmanship, ttlr 1ob9. Ucenaed. Hyre .... t Chrtl IOO-ll14"14 lli.'-91!. a ••P· er dlao. 77&-e380 •Lupe 990-G704 • Local Uc. 20 Yf el(p atutt? • .,,.. c ... ,.......... ,,_. MS-2411 Aon ••e· 24 hrs IHM·7831 TI\lntdng °'having• Why play Hid• 'N ........ Cle•nlne• F~~f~bl, ~~2 A call'° Hauling Junk, Apptl-7tW•ttn.auer. ....... PAtlfTliCi Why pl•Y Hide 'N -· .... , 8eetc wtth chlldeare? EaC*'d, Dependable, Clasain.d MOM V•d et.an.Up IL n...11111111;.... lnllm•I. Wallpeper, Seek wtlh chlldc1n? GM ue a c;_ell &ft.Ull9fta C_,I TIMI Pllet 1odayl Aet'e & Special AatHI Buy'1t. Sell It. Find It. wlll hel~ Etc. C-. Mike '1-""'ikf';---ft.-... _...-IL_Mi~"""IL._ ~ llildurtng, eeo. C.. The Pllet lOda.yl P~OT O&.AaalPIU """YHftln M2-M71. Vlolet•714090t. c .. aelfled, 1_..=:::..!!M~a~M~!!~__::::t:_-=•~•e!:;!1!H!!1:::::'. -Ol••••ll ,_ • .,....,..... ...w11. .. .... .,. 948 llft . ------- • ..