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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1994-11-23 - Orange Coast PilotTHE NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA Last chance to do some serious turk~ ~ We.dnelday, Navlmllll' 23, 1884 Winner of California Newspaper Publishers Association's General Excellence Award for 1993 Watt · gracious lifter losing bilf tor mayor . ....,. Newport councilwoman says choice of Hedges is sign of times in the c!ty. nv EVAN H EN£&.SON, STAIF Wanu NEWPORT BEACH -Jean Watt cast her ballot with the ma- jority and watched her chance of being mayor disin tegrate. Dut Watt, who publicly cam- paigned for the position, said she felt no bitterness over the new council's choice of newly re- elected John Hedges. In fact, she said she knew the decision was coming. "The group that was elected is somewhat aligned to the current vogue in the city," Watt said Tues. day. "1 don't believe I would have done an injustice to the city as mayor. And I don't see this as a personal attack on me. It's just the way the winds are blowing in the city right now." That wind, says Watt, empha- sizes the need for business and economic interests over environ- mental concerns. Ahbough the pro-growth vs. no· growth factions arc "not that far apart," Watt says, the city's opposing views will often surface during election peri- ods and members will be ap- '' I DON'T BELIEVE I WOULD HAVE DONE AN INJUSTICE TO THE CITY AS MAYOR. AND I DON>.r SBB THIS AS A PERSONAL ATl'ACK ON ME. IT'S JUST THE WAY THB WINDS ARB BLOWING IN THB CITY RIGHT NOW. ,., JEAN WATT pointed accordingly. Of the four senior council mem- bers, only Watt campaigned open- ly for the position. Amid rumors that council members Jan Debay, John Cox and Hedges all hoped to fllOTOS IY MAll.C MAll.TIN/DAU.r r11 . .0T MaFiner's Elementary third-grader Mall. Encinias, 9, makes a face after trying leek and squash soup at Amici's Restaurant in Costa Mesa T!lesday during a tradiliOnal Thanksgiving meal for members of Mary Roberts' class. GOBBLING UP. SOME HISTORY Third-graders learn about Thanksgiving while eating what the Pil grims, Ind ians did n v M.A1tv ANN H A1lMoN, STAFF W 11.m11. F orget the roast turkey, gr:wy, mashed potatoes and yams. Mariners Elem·entary third-graders know what a real Thanksgiving feast is nil about. Mary Roberts' class got a chance ·ruesday to taste and see how Pilgrims and American Indians celebrated the first Thanksgiving at Amici Trattoria in Costa Mesa. Dressed in handmade American Indian tunics complete with feathered headbands and beaded neckJoees, 26 st\Jdents marched into the Caney Italian restaurant in a l>ingle file line. Defore they sat down, many children inspected n spread or venison in a blueberry sauce and roast duck stuffed with mushrooms, along with berries nnd bread. "l:'low this is what I caU dinner, you On the menu was duck, venison, leek and squash soup and 7-Up. Retiring school board trustees honored for their long service " ~ MacMillian, Loofbourrow, Werner combined to give 55 years to Newport-Mesa. BY Atu.Y ANN liAaNON, SrAlf Wa.nH. NEWPO RT-MESA -More than 100 people packed the Harp- er Community Center on Tuesday night to rccoanize SS ycan of sc r· vice &iven by three rccirina board members. Newpon-Mesa Uniracd School Board tru tees Rod MacMillian, Sherry Loofbourrow and Forrest Werner were honored at a rccep- tion complete with coffee, cake, cookies and punch before their last board meeting. o rrerin& thanks to the outgoina trustees were: board President Ed Decker, Orange County Superin· tendent of Schools John Dean, Su- perintendent of Coastline ROP Paul Snyder, Costa Me1a Council- man Joe Erickson, Newpon Beach Councilwoman Jean Wan, As- semblyman Oil Ferpsoa. State Sen. Marian Bergeson and school Superintendent Mac Bernd. Other ~u indUded ram~ the rctinna trustees, pri ... ,.....,...... know what l mean?" said Drandon Crisler, 8, as he watched the food pile up in front of him. As servers filled Brandon's glass " ith 7-Up, he cried out, "Hey, where's the beer? I thought children were supposed to get beer." Brandon's dinner companion, Brenna Duncan, 9, explained that Pilgrim children sometimes had to drink beer on the ship when water became scarce. Though many students, like Norma Hernandez, 8, didn't know that venison is actually deer meat, molot tried all the dishes and gave the meal a hearty thumbs-up. "I don't know what it is, but it's good," Amber Graham, 9, said about a squash and leek soup. "But the only problem is, it's too hot." The feast was sponsored by Amici owners Massimo Navaretta and ... THAllUOMNO/Pe9e I . . be mayor, Watt sent a leuer to continuing and new council mem- bers. In the leuer, she supported the appointment of mayor by rota- tion (Watt would have been next in line) and put forth her del>i rel> and qualifications. While no one would di!>putc: Watt's abilities, council member!. disagreed with the rot:Hing m!.l)or procedure, claiming tha t a fa mili· arity with upcoming i~uei> fa cing the city should dictate the ~elcc· tion. None of the reported ··ma)or angling" surfaced during Mond:i} ·lo election. Newly elected Countil· I I LE rllUIU .\Lu .c .\IARllS See WAn/Page 5 Jean Watt Cargo service plan gets first . approval ~ · ~ Cou nty planners OK environmental report for cargo planes at John Wayne Airport, but it is just one of many hearings before plan can be set. BY EVA.'>: H ENERS0:-1, SrAFF Wiu1u. In what appeared to be a fo r· mality procedure prior 10 more substantial hearings before 01hc1 agencies, the Orange County Plan· ning Commission appro,ed an en · vironmental impact report for :i proposal to allow cargo service .11 John Wayne Airport. The 5-0 \'Ole Tuesday fof\, .ud!> the controversi:il proposal to lht.: county Board of Supef\bors. The county's Airport Commbsion ''all also review the plan during a Nov. 30 hearing to be held al the air- port. Tuesday's brief hearing, held be- fore city officials and represen°ta- tives of shipping companies, fo- cused primarily on the environ- mental impact report. Count) Planning Commissioner Tom Moody quickly called a halt to all testimony in fa vor of or against cargo transport at the nirport. T he purpose of the comm~sion hear· ing, Moody said, \\:lS to discus!> the merits of the envi ronmental re- port. "\Ve Jon't reallv "lnt tu hear the pro) anJ cons of the pro- pusa1~· loa1J Moody "ho uh1ma1cl) maJe the motion to mo'c the pro;~ct tornarJ. Rcpre:>l!ntati\elo for Un1tl!d Postal Scf\ice Co. and f eJeral Ex- press Corp. -the l\\O earners ''ho ha\ c applied tu begin cargo sef\ ice to and from 1 he airport - both spoke 111 fa, or of the 1:1 R. t;PS A"iat1011 Co~n:>d D.i,iJ \' .iughn quc~11oncJ the nceJ h.>r an cm iron mental repu1 t for stJ ... h a prOJl!Cl, sa)lllg that UPS h.id nc,er encounten:J '!>U h hurdlo rn the pa~I. · To our k11u" kJl.!c. th.'> ,., tht.: llr:.t ume in 1he h1~1ory of a iation thal there has. b..:en an El R for cargo se r. ice," Vaughn s:iiJ "\\ 1. applieJ for scf\ 11.c out ul John Wa)nC six and a half ).Cars agu and v.e're still ''ailing. With apol· ogies to Win ston Churchill, ne,cr ha'e so man) studied so little for so long." Ph:isc II of the airport's m:ister plan, currently under cons1dcr- ;11ion, proposes to· add one cargo fligh t per c.m ic r per Ja) fo l! d.i)s a \\CCk, upping the tOt.11 number Of :l\Cragc dai ly ueparture from 71 lo 73. ·1 hi! count)'!> EI R abo d1~cus~es a "" orst c asc sccn.rru.>," • "lm:h "oulJ rc:illoc.1tc :ll> m.1ny as See CARGO/Poge 5 Costa Mesa cart fee subject to negotiation ~Despite the Council's preliminary approval of hefty fines for abandoned grocery carts, city leaders agree to discuss changes to the law with grocers. BY T 1NA BO&GATl"A, Sr.uf Wam 1. COSTA MESA - Caty o((icial in coming wee ks will meet \\ith members of the California Grocers Association in hopes of striking an accord over abandoned grocery carts. The City Council on Monda) approved an ordinance that coulu slap store O\\ners "ith fines of up to $250 for each cart the city re- covers, an action that rai ed the ire of some association member "ho :i.J} their store!> .:ilrc;1 J> ha' c .1ggrcssi'e n:triC\JI effort in place. Thc'C! gr0;:er') J rgucd tlut 1he1r establishments )hould be ex· empt Crum the mca~ure. The council :igrceJ to mett \\llh industry rcpre)cntatl\CS during the nc~t 30 da)lo anJ pO!>sibly amc nJ some aspect~ of the ordin:ince be- fore ill> fin al :iJoption on Dec. 19. "O ur cart !>Cf\ ice docs JI p1cl..- upi> a v.cel.. for our Lucky's store here in CostJ l\lci;a;• !>aic,i ~ha" n Thompson, "ho oversees loss prc- "el}.tion efforh for the store. ··we spend Sl:?,bOO annual!) 10 pad .. up carts at our !itores. ''There arc compJn1es o~t there that don't ha"c any cart rctm:,als "haboever, and that becomes a blight. Tho e arc the comp.mies _ that )OU should be targeung." Despite pleas from e'eral !itore ... CUTS/Pe .. I LOCALS ONLY . Closed for the holiday . The (ollowing \'.111 be d osed Thursday in hon()( o( Thoinlr.$gi\ing Day: Newport Beach and Co)ta MesJ city halb; local Schools; banks; post offices; county, sl.lte oind (ederal offices. On Friday. b.lnks, ~ office) ;ind other federal offices will reopen at regular hours while local city h.llls, schools, county and 5Yle offices will remain closed. ....... .... Almanac ........••••.•.•.....•...•• 2 Around Town ................... 4 ...... SflC>'b ............................... 7 No. 1 Med Coron~ def Mar High shoots b the Clf W.ltef ' polo champocUhip tonight. 1 Pu:~: =-Cllllm' L ...... .. " o ....... ,...~ .... " '" Spoltt/P .. 1 ... !I • r .. 2 Wednesday, November 23. 1994 LOCALS ONLY MotorcycUst injured In collision with truck BY MARC S. POSNEll, SrAFF Wama A 25-year-old man was injured Tuesday when he reportedly ran a red light and his motorcycle flipped over a pic~up truck at the intersection of Newport Boulevard and Day Street in Costa Mesa. The man, whose identity and con<Jition weren't immediately available, was taken to Hoag Hospital after the 3:30 p.m. accident. "l was stopped at the red light," said the 19-year·old driver of the pickup, who didn't want lo give her name. "ll turned green and I went on as normal. Out of nowhere came this red motorcycle and hit me. "1 didn't even see him . when hf flipped over my truck," she said. "1 just kind of felt it." Witnesses told police the pickup was turning left from Day onto·southbound Newport Doulcvard when it was struck by the motorcycle. Costa Mesa Police Officer Dave Andersen described the motorcycle rider -who was conscious when taken by ambulance to Hoag -as "very, very lucky." separated the motorcycle's front rim from the mag-style spokes. The white Chevy S-10 pickup had dents on the passenger door and hood. It's the second notable accident at the intersection in a little more than a week. Arturo Martinez, 50, died when he was struck by an oncoming c:ir on Nov. 11 as he crossed northbound Newport against a red light. ·The pedestrian was thrown about 100 feet by an oncoming car, according to witnesses of that accident. The driver wasn't cited by police. Witnesses at both accident scenes commented on the intersection being a dangerous one. But following an accident there this summer, a Costa Mesa city engineer said · there's "nothing that seems to be abnormal" about the intersection. . A Caltrans spokeswoman agreed, saying the intersection has never been identified from computer st:itistics as having a high accident rate. CITY EDITOR IRIS YOKOI, 540-1224, ext. 361 CITYllDI Tl-*laMnll least with a l.ltln na1r aimed at troubled youths JW TINA BOJP.OATTA, STAI• Warrsa Two West Side groups will celebrate Thanksgiving with Latin fare today, serving up carne asuda tacos, beans and Mexican rice. Padres Costa Mesa and Madres Costa Mesa, which focus on building family bonds within the Latino community, are sponsoring the dinner, which targets needy teen-agers in particular. "We see a lot of kids on the street who probably aren't going to have a regular family Thanksgiving dinner op Thursday," said Roy Alvarado, founder of Todos Hermanos, the umbrella organization for Madres and Padr~s Costa Mesa. "So, we will give them an evening of mothering and fathering." The Mexican-style feast begins at 6 p.m. at the SOY (Save Our Youth) center, 661 Hamilton St. "We're going to have someone there with a guitar, and we'll be singing songs · and giving little lessons on how to play the guitar," said AJvarado. LOCAUONLY TbllllclalRll tnsts The following agencies and . establishments will be offering special Thanksgiving l>erviccs for people in need. Today: • SOS (Share Our Selves) poverty relief center, 1550 Superior Ave., Costa Mesa, will be distributing Thanksgiving food bags from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. • Madres Costa Mesa ond Padres Costa Mesa will be holding a Thanksgiving dinner at 6 p.m. at the Rea Community Center, 661 Hamilton St. The groups will be serving carne asada tacos and a potluck dinner. On Thursday: • Someone Cares Soup J(jtchen will hold its annual Thanksgiving Feast from 1 p.m. to S- p.m. at the Rea Community Center, 661 Hamilton St. The group will serve turkey with all the trimmings. The man was wearing a helmet and that's one reason he wasn't more severely injured, Andersen said. The force of the impact "The only thing that we could see is that many of the motorists may use that frontage road as an alternate (to the Costa Mesa Freeway) at hi~h speeds," Caltrans spokeswoman Marina Rojas said. MAl.C ~WTIN/DAILf PILOr Larry O'Leary steadies the head of an injured motorcyclist as they wait for paramedics Tuesday following a collision at Bay Street and New.port Boulevard. O'Leary heard the crash from a nearby gas station. The group hopes to draw between 45 and 50 people to the event. "Everyone is welcome," said Alvarado. "Of course some of the Madres' and Padres' kids will be there, and that's wh:it we want. We want a great big f:uniJy kind of gathering-Sd'tha""..the kids will feel like they belong to something." • The Hard Rock Cafe, 451 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach, will serve Thanksgiving feasts at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Lighting of Triangle Square to benefit charity groups The first annual Lighting of Triangle Square on Saturday will celebr~lle the start of this year's holiday Giving Tree drive to benefit Girls, Inc. and SOS (Share Our Selves) poverty relief center. illuminated with thousands of white ligh~s. _Adding to the ambiance will be strolling Dickens Carolers, who will perform in the Town Square and in many of the center's stores and restaurants. donates to the needy a gift purc~ascd from one_.oLthc center's merchants will receive a Christmas tree ornament. The stores are also offering ornamental stars for SI. The proceeds will go toward a holiday dinner for families sponsored by SOS and Girls, Inc. Alvarado said Padres Costa ' · • Mesa members will barbecue the meat' fo r the ca.rne asuda at the center. The side dishes will be provided by the Madrcs C<>Ma Mesa members, \Vho will prepure the food at home. "And, if other families want to come and bring a potluck, they're ~ore than welcome,'' said Alvarado. Al 6 p.m. Saturday, the entire roofline of Triangle Square will be Also, beginning Saturday, any • Triangle Square shopper who OBITUARY Henry DuPont Durkee ALMANAC I USINISS LICI NSIS I lcnry DuPont Durkee, \\hO lived in Ne\\port Beach for 27 years, died Monday at his home in Marion, Mass., after a long illness. He was 65. New busilltss lkenst lnformut/011 rt•portt•d by the city of CostJI Mesa. COSTAMUA • ~Jonku Puupcros or Mad Planet Products, al 130 E. 17th St. •William De Muclle or fachange Club Child Abuse l'rcvcnllon, al 2482 Ncwpor1 Ulyd. • DC\00 Fletcher or Oak Land Compuny, al unknO\\n address. Dorn and raised in Staten hland, N.Y., Mr. Durkee moved 10 Newport Dcach in 1969 after living in Chicago. Locally, he wal> a sclf·emplo)ed real estate broker and active as a Little League coach, a Doy Seoul leader and in sports booster clubs for various schools. He was a member of the Dalboa Uay Club-:' • Gilbert Nguyen or Long Construction Co111puny, al unknown addrc~. In 1993, he moved permanently IQ Marion, "here he had a summer home for many years. •Richard Grey of Grey Company, at 253 Ogle St. DEATHS Most rttt11t dtut/1s as rrportcd tu tlit Orangr Cou~1ty Recorder's Office. COSTA MUA •Eleanor Pos,ar, 69, Scpl. 27. •Claude Williomson, SI, Sapl. 25. •Jost Colin. 36, Oc1. I. Mr. Durkee is survived by his wife Jill; mother Charlotte of San Francisco; sons Henry Jr., of Newport Beach, Scott of San Francisco and Mal of New York City; daughter Jill Crecvy of Charlestown, Mass.; and sister Charlotte Maeck of San francisco. • Donald Dunnlna. 73, Scpl. 30. •Delores Raimondi. 57, Scpl. 26. 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COSTAMUA •Enrique Sancbn-SAnchn, 32, or Cos1a Mcs:i. • Estanlslao Ahal'fz. 41, or Costa Mc~a. • Dana Leslie Forgan, 40, of Costa Me~a. • Knin John O'Neill, 28, or Costa Mcs:i. • llrudlty L Gr.ay, 32, or Cos1a Mesa. •Luis Ccntino·Ramlrez, 22, of Costa Mesa. • t{obert Jose Rllspantl, 39, of Anaheim. •Richard D11\id Calhoun, 39. of Balboa Island. • Donald J. neucnrourt, 42, of Buena Park. •Sonja Ellen Anderson, 24, of Fountain Valley. • Dean Allison Wiison, SJ, or Newport Beach. • Darren Todd Haraldson, 28, or San Diego. •Jose Franrisco-J\lclendcz, 2.3, of S:inla Ana. • Rodrigo Quintanilla, 43, or Sanla An:i. • Robert C. llarris, 23, of SJnta Ana. • Romuoldo Contrcras-J\lenrhara, 20, or Tus1in. • Mar&arllo Siherio, 22, of CoSIJ Me)a. • Faribon Raz:I\ I, 39, or Ncwpor1 Beach. •David Lyle Burke, 37, of Co1.1a Mc~u. •Dorothy Jean Rozg11)'11, 58, of Co~ta ~tc>a. •Michael Ltt Bel)eu, 40, of Costa Mesa. NIWPORT HACH • Ruben Roberto Melendez, 38, of Coma Mesa. •Rafael Siha, 74, of Cos1a Mesa. •Michael Ecdcstone, 37, or Irvine. • Dunid Fredrick D)'rnt, 42, or Corona dcl Mar. • Rolf Scott Sch"'albt, 36, of Newport Beach. • Stephen George Lobst, 21. or Ncwpor1 Beach. •Wayne Wallace Oviull, 38, of San1a Ana I lcigbts. •Victoria Annelle Romero, 33, or l luntinglon Beach. • Peter David Cole, 40, or Pasadena. •Todd Chrlslophtr Zulkan, 26, or Cos1a Mesa. •Morgan Logan McNtrm'Y, t9, or Newporl Beach. WIATHI R TIMPl llATUllH FAfr sides wilh Newport Beach winds aind wumer 68/48 temper•lurts Balboa tod.ly. 67/48 Cosl.I Mes.\ TIDU 70/41 TODAY Corona ~I Mair Firil high 68/42 1 :OJ a.m .......... J.4 First low auu r o a1e&1T 4:58 a.m .......... 1.9 LOCATION SIZE Second high 11:01 p.m. _. .... 4.7 Wtcfgt 1·1 s Stc:ond low ~= 1·1 s 6:45 p.m ........... O.S 1·2 • ~tr Jetty 1·2 s THURSDAY CdM 1·2 s First high 1:07 a.m ..... _ .. J.6 aoAn• Finl low ..... windt, 6:11-....-.l.1 Second Mah ~.tlMMt, .... ,....¥ ...... =r~-u -.eo1Slillott 7:31 p.a "'"'""0.7 ..... three fOal wind waws, thrtt Waler foot wat tMll. t...,_,atute:S7 ' ) •Mark Nkholos Vundermadt, 31, or Midway-City. LIGAL CLAIMS Cluims fur d11m11gts apinst the city rt:}tcted by tht city DIJWIJJICT this month. NIWPOH HACH •Jim Blauer, alleging mc1al lrai.h can was missing at 418 Pirate Road on Nov. I and was 1oh.l 1ha1 ii \\J) dcslroycd by General Services Tr.bh pickup . Secl..ing reimbursement. • Dlstin cthe Design Concepts, alleging propcny dJmagc as a result of sewer backup al 3641 E. COJSI l lighway on Sepl. 26. • Donlcl and Dorothy Gilcrest, alleging city parl.'Way'ficus lrccs have uprooted and cracked :.hunlcbdard eoun ncarcsl 10 the lrces from 1992 10 1994 at 1358 Su:.,cx Lane. Seeking rcimbursemcnl of St,350. •Opal llcydcndahl, :illcging pcr~nal injuries ai. a resull of being accidcn1:illy hit OD face :ind head on July 22 by a mc1al pipe being used as a g;i1c on Balboa Ferry. • l'otrlcla B. Jones, alleging cons1ruc1 ioo problelll> on I IJzcl A\'cnuc c:iu cd plumbing problems ;:u 308 Poppy A\'c. in August. Seeking reimbursement of $268.60. • C11rl Lal..a"slJ Jr., alleging soflball from Doni1a Creek Park landed on the windshield of his vehicle in parking 101 on Oc1. 18. Seeking reimbursement or S142.17. • Jdf Pe.net, alleging ci1y water main broke and c;iuscd proper!)' damaac 10 buildin& at 3305 Newport Boulevard on Oct. 28. •Nancy RJJey, alleging personal injuries as a re>ult or being hil by a cily vehicle while OD her bicycle a1 Newport Boulcwrd and Finley Street on Sept 2. •Tamera Off Severson, allegin& false arrest, ~I euslody or child and damage to rcputa1lon on MJy 12 as a rcsull of being arrcslcd at Uoag Hospital where she was being 1rcated for Injuries she suffered as 11 result of a fall. ~ SURF U PORT •Stale Farm ln)urance·for Grq Jumes, alleging vehicle was rear ended by police vehicle 111 Pacific Coost Highway and Newport Boulc\':ml on Oc1. 4. • J\l)ru Wortham, allegins pcrsoniil injuries as a rcsuh of !ripping und falling on a hole in 1he asph:ih a1 3333 Pacific COOl>I Highway on Sept. 25. • Ahln11 K. Mqore W11l.em11n, alleging pcr)()nJI injuries as a rcsuh or jogging accidcnl over rJi~ed manhole cover in a street ut Bayside Ori\'c we>t or Jamboree Road on Oc1. 20. • Daniel J\I. llodcs, alleging properly llJmJgc as :i rcsull or a lraffie uccidcn1 when he wa> \\.avcd on by a city employee to proceed through 1hc in1cr>ection .al Roule 73 and SJn foJquin I lills Road on MJrch 20. MAJlRIAGH fllujf IT'<'C'lll n111rrillgrs us l't'portrd to ll1t Onmgt Cou11ty R'•co1'111.:r's Ollirc. COSTAMUA • Da,ld Seeulll> married Muriunne Ro"'· on Sepl. 10 in C())la Mc~a. •Kristi Ol')son married Kt, in Rou, on Oct. 1 in San Dicsu. • RJchard Murtin married C)nlhlu D11ll11n1lne, 011 Oc1. 7 in uguna Beach. • Michucl D'Ana:clo married Colleen Dully, on Oct. 15 in Sanla An:a. • J11111u Durr married Du"n Martin, 011 Oct. IS in Wc:.1 1 lollywood. N.W.ORT H ACH •Mork Pcobody married Na)lu Fonih. on Ocl. 8 in Newport Beach. •Jerry Robinson married Nancy Sm11n, on Oc1. 8 in Santa O:itbara. •Monka McMlllun married Anthony Slory, on Sept 9 in Newport Dcach. • Nlcholus Yocca m:micd Cecilia Valde1, on Oc1. 15 in Dana Poinl. • Rene RJmllnatr married \llc1orl11 McAdams, on Ocl. IS in SJnl:i CruL POUCI FILU h•• lurflll••/ COSTA MUA grease cops wor1h SJOO were reported as stolen off Wnetr•k ......... , ...... , 2000 block ot Nt\\port of a pickuP. 1ruck, but the Uoulcvurd: A computer, . suspect foiled in :an Noching rtally solid briefcase ond aui1ur were apparent :attempt to brenk rcpor1edly taken from u into tile vehicle. in lhe beast. but 1tornge unit. The tot:il M>tM small south/ 2400 blO(k of Purt Whilby southwest pulHs are value was listed ot S.t,200. Phace: A ho1110 was coming our way from 3JOO block ot Dur Str"t: dam:aa:ed when someone ~ ZealMtd. Some SO calcndJrs were threw paint balls :it it. The These will •'°*IY mix reported stolen from a amount of the vandalism business. They were worth w:aJn't estimated in 11 In ~ilh 1ome fun little IQVfl, gettJng punchier $600. police report. by Sund.ly croulng up 700 block ot Dover Drl~e: IOfM fun comers at NIWPOU 81ACll A VCR and a computer many ol tll• beach 900 block ol Via Udo were reported stolen from breas. • bank brllllch that's out or A new storm coming Nord: A ~tio umbrcll:i business, according to a with the words "Santa off S&btrl.1 could brlng police rcp0rt. The itcnu Ultome~t Barbara Umbrc:lla were worth Sl,000. .... coMbln11kw by Company" on 1ho ........ white-washed pole, w111 .. .way ..... "'°"' reportedly stolen rrom the n P Of TMI •AY .............. all(900) dock Ol • hocnc. It WlaJ • ~ lock car doon wortla Sl,.500. 97'-SUll. The Clll I ancr cntcrina or lcovin& C:O.C. fl.SO plus My :JllO block ol Broad Strttt: )Our car. Do0'1 lcawc poMIWetoll. Oromc hub caps and valuables ill plain view. '• 'lo • Newport Beach/Coata Mn& Dally Piiot Readers 1anero11 with holiday 1oodl11 I T'S THAT TIME OF can you be? YEAR. THANKFULLY -"In our time. closets we re for What l like best about clothes, not for 'coming out of.' Thanksgiving is that kindly Designer Jeans were scheming souls ure generous with their girls named Jean or Jeanne, goodies. Take, please, this and having a meaningful week's offerings from readers relationship meant getting cager to help fill space, as along with our cousins. Fast follows: food was what you ate during • From Kenny Schaeffer of Lent. Costa Mesa comes comment "We were before abou t Monday's piece on house-husbands, gay rights, Newport's computer datings and dual John Roger careers. We were before Alden, a direct-· day-care centers, group therapy descendant of and nursing homes. We never Pilgrims. heard of FM radio, tape decks, Schaeffer electric typewriters, artificial quotes Will hearts, word processors, Rogers, to wit: fat-free yogurt and guys "The Pilgrims wearing earrings. would always "For us, time-sharing meant pray. In all togetherness, not computers or the pictures of condominiums. A chip meant a an old Pilgrim piece of wood. Hardware Local Scene praying, he meant hardw:ire and softwear always had a wasn't even a word. gun at his "In 1940, 'Made in Japan' side. This was meant junk, and the term to make sure that he got what 'making out' referred to how he was praying for." you did on an exam. • From Bobby Ruttcnbcrg, a "We hit the scene when retired travel writer now there were '5 and 10' stores anchored in Balboa, comes a where you bought things for reminder that this is the busiest five and 10 cents. The corner season for folks to hit the road. drug store sold ice-cream cones He off crs this thouiht, based for a nickel or a dime. For one o~ years of experience: "The nickel you could ride a distance between the place streetcar, make a phone call, where you buy an airli ne ticket buy a Pepsi, or enough stamps and the place where you board to mail one letter and two the ptanc ifllireclly---postcards. - proportional to how late you're "You could buy a new Chevy running." . coupe for $600, bu_t who could (And here, Bobby, 1s another · afford one? A pity, too, Traveler's Law: "When the because gas was only 11 cents a phtne you arc on is late, the . gallon. plane you want to transfer to is "In our day cigarette always on time.") smoking was fashionable, grass • From Ray Guistwite of was mowed, Coke was a soft Coro1.la d.el Mar co~es a drink, and pot was something contn~u t1on for fa~1ly . you cooked in. Rock music was gatherings, when thick slices of Grandma's lullaby, and AJDS nostalgia are served along with were helpers in the principal's the turkey. office . . ll's a collection of ~houg.hts "We were certainly not lifted from The Scottish Rite before differences in sexes but Journal, and it's beamed we were surely before sex' toward ·•a11 those born prior to change; we made do with what 1945." For conversational we hau. And we were the last purpose.s, please feel fr~e to generation so dumb as to think wa.!low 111 these .memories:. you actually needed a husband .w e are i.urv1vors. Consider to have a ba,by. the changes we have witnessed. · "Oh how times ha\'e We were before television, changed!" before penicillin, polio shots, frozen food, Xeroxes, contact lcni.es, Fr~bees, Pampers and The Pill. "We were before radar, credit cards, laser beams and ballpoint pen); before panty hose, dbhwashers, clothes dryers, electric blankets, air conditioners, and drip-dry 0 ONLY A NORMAN Rockwell painting is needed to round out these wistfu l recollections but, well, you don't really need any gentle prodding. This essay was deemed timely for the holiday just in case you'd forgotten why we should be thankful). clothing. Jerry Kobrin's column "We got married first and appears MondDy and then lived together. How quaint " Wednesday. Recycling your phone book Is the right can Tired of that thick, outdated old telephone book taking up space near you r phone? It's time to dump it -but in an environmentally sound manner. Residents of Costa Mesa can drop off their old books at collection bins at the following sires: • City Hall, 77 Fair Drive. •Costa Mesa Disposal, 2051 Placentia Ave. • Kaiser School, 2130 Santa Ana Ave. • Lions Park. Anaheim Street i.ide •Shiffer Park, 3143 Dear St. • Heller Park, 257 E. 16th St. • Coastline College/Costa Mesa Center, Mesa Verde Drive at Baker Street • Orange Coast College Recycling Center, Adams Avenue . •Sunflower Avenue (east of Harbor Boulevard, west of railroad crossing) Residents of Newport Beach will have their old phone books collected curbside, with their trash. All discarded phone books will be collected and shipped to a large paper mill in Washington to be convert~d into new paper products for use in the production or future directories. Get A Jump On Gift Giving FREE ' SHIPPING We'll ship any of our prepackaged gifts valued over $9.99 anywhere in the continental United Scates FREE. For arrival by Christmas place your order before November 24, 1994. Visit our store today for details! • • L___· ... 1, " • WESTCLIFF PLAZA 17tb at lnlDe Aft., Newuwt l•da es-ti A Gl/t ll'J PltoM 6'2-IJO'l .... ... Wednesday. November 23, 1994 I ... ULY Newport Beach raldents, llllllClel honored as 'community heroes' Newport Beach residents and agencies were honored recently for being "community heroes" at a breakfast reception in Irvine. The annual breakfast event on Nov. 15 was held in honor of National Philanthropy Day and saluted local philanthropic leaders. Charles and Nora Hester of Newport Beach were presented with the prestigious "Spirit of Philanthropy" award for. their 35 years or charity involvement Ul Orange County and longtime support of children's programs and services. Also recognized was James M. Greenfield, senior vice president or development and community relations at Hoag Memorial Hospital as "Outstandfog Fund Raising Professional." · Selected as Outstanding Support Group was Newport Beach Concours d'Elegance Steering Committee. The group holds an annual car show fund-raiser to support the Assessment and Treatment Services Center, nn agency that helps re-direct the lives of at-risk yout h. The breakfast was hosted by honor:iry co-chairs Marcin Jager and Alan Hoops. Jager is a past award recipient and director of membership for the Pacific Club. Hoop is president and CEO of PacifiCare He:ihh Systems, Inc. The Orange County Chamber Orchestra provided the morning's music, conducted by Mui.ic Director Diann Halprin. Founded in 1986, National Ph ilanthropy Day celebrates daily contributions people and organizations make to those who need help. The annual event is held by the National Society of Fund Raisin~ Execulives. Expensive watches taken In burglary Wanted: Two new Newport Beach Planning Commissioners Two men made off with about $25,000 worth of Cartjer watches during a Sunday evening armed robbery at the Saks Fifth Avenue store in South Coast Plaza, police said on Tuesday. Newport Bead\ City Council members are looking for two people to fill Planning Commission seats left vacant when Tom Edwards and Norma Glover were elected to the City Council eirrlier this month. Applications arc due by 4:30 p.m. on Dec. 8. They are available in the City Clerk's office, 3300 Newport Blvd. or by calling 644-3005. The office is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Newport Beach Planning Commission meets on the first and third Thursdays of each mon th at 7:30 p.m. Study i.e)sions, which vury in frequency, begin at 4:30 p.m. All applicants mu)t be Newport Beach residents. The t"'o chosen for the positions will i.ene four-year terms. At 5:50 p.m. -10 minutes before the store's scheduled closing -a man believed to be about 23 years old approached the jewelry counter, opened his jacket to reveal a handgun, and declared "This is a robbcly;" Costa Mesa police spokesman George Wilson said. costa Mesa firefighters help ponce department nab hiding burglary suspect He and a second man, described as a 20-year-old, were given 12 of the designer wntc~es, Wilson said. The two ran out or the store and south through the parking lot, Wilson said. 'Rte-descriplions of the-two suspects were too vague to aid police in an area hunt, Wilson said. Costa Mesa firefighters gave a helping hand and ladder so Costa Mesa police could nab a burglary suspect hiding on the roof near a stationery store he allegedly broke into Tuesday morning. The man -Daniel Evanson, 21, of Costa Mesa -was arrested with alleged accomplice Paul Sorrentino, also a 21-year-old Costa Mesa resident. -Police~ponding ta-a burglary alarm call at about 5:20 a.m. Tuesday spotted a car leaving Costa Mesa Stationers, 350 E. 17th St., according to Costa Mesa Police spokesman George Wibon. When officers tried to stop the vehicle in an alley, the passenger took off on foot, Wilson s:rid. About an hour later, lhe man, identified as Evanson, was taken into custody after police. nabbed him off the roof, Wilson said. The drh·er, Sorrentino, was arrested without incident, Wilson said. Wilson said the stolen items - which he couldn't identify -were returned to the burgl!irized business. WATERFRONT DINING Mnlu .Yo11r 111anlugiving reservatiom now. SerPing the traditional Turkey Dinner plus other mum specials. 2601 W. Pacific Coast Hwy. QUESTIONS? COMMENTS? Call our Reade~ Hotline ot 642-6086. Newport Beach For mcrrntions call. d OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO • COCKTAILS · FOOD TO GO PHONE AHEAD • 196 EAST 17TH ST., • COSTAMISA .. ~~·"" NAILS MANIC~ + PEDIC~ -· . • 520 ~NCH MANICURE SETS ~AAAFFIN DIP S ~Hands .. 5 FEET . {DldlS used 10 W.. only) HAIR ~""' l1"6rt &kt HAIRCUT sPECIA1. O'IV'eO 1rcll ....... PERMSl\1CI HIC6S¥9l t~;!t&r.1 WEAVING 1t>Cl ~ • S!vte> ..... ·-· HAIRCUT & FACIAL & HAIRCUT '25 '20 :ag .. '50 c:.-r1 ac:...i. • ....._ Featuring Abba. Redken. Poul Mitchell 1055 El Camino Dr. #A Costa Mesa ca/1957-0341 NEWPORT CENTER ORTHOPEDIC, INC. MEDICAL & SURGICAL SUPPLIF.S and • ® ConnT.: Invite you to an OStomy Clinic Dey Wednesday, Nov. 30, 1994 lOam-lpm at . 400 Newport Center or., 1 UM Ne~Bmch,CA (714)~ -- I I 9RSVP mqulred for appolldmmt with RNBT -"°'8 ~..,. RNBT'8 to COl8lll wllb OMUlllli& •NOnB •Bankruptcy • Wills/Trusts • DMJrce 714 642-5935 Please Join Us For Dinner Lunch or Weekend Brunch Sabatino's was onginalty founded In Chicago after our father brought the famlty recipe for our famous Italian Sausage from Palermo. Italy In the 1930's. Today. his sons & grandson continue to •rovlde a complete menu of auttlentic ttallan food prepared fresh dally and seasoned with 5 generations of family pride. Thank you, The Sabatino Family CATERINO SPECIALSTS ...... $ .,. c.. ...... a.'fen "ti,..,.,,,.• In ...... ,...., •• ,, For Resemtions call 723-0821 ~51 Shi w . Beach • Corporations • Tenant/Landlord • Much, much more proudly pn~nts '' SoundS of Cftrlstmas '' "Amtncan )'Otltlt at th'1r Vt!')' bt!stl .. "They wt II lt!O"" yow r lt«i rt .. "lt1ttmat1onafly accloimt!d .. -prrsmting • Tl'Od1t1onal Jongs of tit• sldson "H1utt Clmsr.u" • "S1/m1 Night" ··o I loly Mgltt ·· • "I ·11 Bt Horw /"' CltnsfM<U .. • Bodt • GoemoJ A fCWJrt • Wtl!IHr • Candldlpt proctulon • S1ng-G-l""1,r TUE ALL-AMERICAN BOYS CHORUS One Performance Only/I SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1994 AT4:00 PM r.! P=AR1s CINlm eoo Town Center Drive, Costa Meu s21.oo I $25.00 I $20.00 I $ u .oo Get'°"' flcbea "'*'., ... CMfW .. omc. °' TMD.cm'f . M.ecaewltH ••MI , .... I ............. ., I .... "-"' -213 4104232 s I ., ' ... s ii " I Q b s f- 0 n n l c ~ r h 4 Wednnday. NOY9mber 23, 1994 fUMLI COMMICTtOM "The ConnCC"tM>n" is v.herc Vr'Omen "'ill find fri nds "'ho arc dc~ing with issues nnd concerns rclC\--;int to v.-omen in the '90s. They meet Qt Village Former Rcs1:iur.int, Sou1h Co:ist Plaza Vi11Jge from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Cost is SS JnJ includes '-Jlod bar llnd bevcrogc. For more inform:11ion, c 11 642-4-'84. FRIDAY LAUNCH PAD •UN FUT Parents c:in brings their children 10 The Launch P:id today and S:uurday from 10 a.m. 10 6 p.m. and lei the kids c.nJOY mO\·ics like ··Star Wars" and · Dack to 1hc Future," o portable l'lanc1arium, h:inds-on exhibits and other fun activities while the adults shop at Crys1al Court in Cosr:i Mesa. recs arc s.i per hour for non-members and SJ per hour for members. Pi223 and soft drinks "ill be avail:ible for S3 per pcr>On. For more informatfon, call 546-2061. IOOK DRrVI B:irncs & Noble bookstores, including the Costa Mcs:i and Newport Beach loc:11ions, arc coordinating a public book drive for hospit:ilized patients at Children's Hospilal of Or:ingc County. Drop off new or used books suitable for young children through adolcsccnrs Jt 1hc Barnes & Noble locations. For Jclails, call Cl IOC at 997-3000. SATURDAY UT THIRl ll LIGHT The firs1 Lighting of Triangle Squ:irc will kick oft lhc 199~ giving tree holiday e\Cnl at Triangle Square in Costa Mesa. At 6 p.m., the entire rooOinc of Triangle Square will be 1lluminatct.I \\ith thousands of white lights, while strolling Dickens Carolers provide musical cntc;rtainmcnt. The cvcnl kicki off lhG-C>iving Tree, which ::illo"s shoppers to donate books, loys, mea ls and ocher gifts for needy d1ildrcn and their families. Jn return tor the dona1ion, shoppers receive a free tree ornament as a remembrance or their kind deed. For more information, call 722-1600. SUNDAY RIADIU THIATH A free Readers Theatre production or Oscar Wilde's classic play, "The Importance of Being Earnest," will be presented at 2 p.m. at the Newport Beach Ccntr:il Library, 1000 Avoc:ido Ave. The production is by the South Orange County Community Theatre. Call 717-3800 for more information. IHAKFAST WITH SANTA fantasy with Strings puppet show, llubblcmania, lhe H:ippy Crowd Children's Band, a magic show, winter anim:ils, plays. trilin rides, focc painting and pholos with Santa urc all parl or a speci:il fund-raising bret1kfast to benefit the Pediatric Cancer . Rucateh FouodAtioa. Adrn•ion to lhc 8:30 :Lm. breakfast proeram is S20 (or adullS and SlS Coe childn:n: For more inform:ation. caU 532-1692. MONDAY &.9.9. & COUI .. IUCCUI Lc:am study tips to help A.D.O. people strengthen their academic success <it a lecture from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Coastline Counseling Center, 1200 Quail St., Suite 10.5 in Newport Beach. C.ost u SS. Call 47~1 for more inform:ition. TUUDAY 8USINUS MllTINe The Consumer Business Network meets :it 5:30 p.m. at Tapas Grill in Mac:inhur Square in Nc,.-pon Bench. Call 969-9790 for details. WIDNUDAY, NOV. 30 WOMIN YOTIU MIUHtG The Ne"'port Beach and Costa Mesa members or the League or Women Voters of Orange Coast will discuss slate and local government finances at a priv:uc home on B:ilboa Island at 9:30 :i.m. The meeting is free and open to the public. Call 646-8396 for details. Alli Joa KIDS Second through fifth gndcrs :ire invited 10 enroll in a free, Wednesday afternoon ''Artist in Residence" program that takes place from 2:30 to 4 p.m. today. Dec. 1 and 14, and Jan. 4, 11 and 18 at Mariners Branch Library, 2500 Dover Dr. in Newport Beach. Progr:im projects include fiber exploration projects using natural fabrics and thrc:ids, and techniques for RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY lllC. ... , ..... ~ .... HU -••~ CISTI •1&-SU.llM Christmas T ee Jamboree The Best Noble Fir ' weve ever had! '--~~" NO TREE OVER $2698 +tax Noble Firs, Douglas firs, Grand Firs &.. Table Tops. We have twine, STAND&. LABOR FRlll r------------------------, I SAVE ~~~~sszoo Off I I Buutlful 20" -24" Noble Fir Wreath I I Ir ~., I d Pine Cones, Holly&. Bows lndudcdl L: 4911. -------------~;~~~t~ A PHARMACY THAT PROVIDES 0LD- FASH ION ED CUSTOMER SERVICE ••• • Prescription & Friendl y Servi e • No Long Lin s • Most Pr<-riplion cards 11nnored •Delivery rvice AWlilab l • • c onvalescent Aids & Inc o niinenr supplies • s nlor Cltiz n OiSCOllnlS • t lard lb Find Hems r------------1 FREE COCA·COLA I I I Ertjoy a Free Coke Classic while you get your pre ription filled. Ju t bring in thi coupon. .. I I < Otlf)<Jtl 1~·r c CJ..,tonwr • t?..plrc~ I .!l~JJ/114 ----------- crcatioa budmadc paper. Prcrc&)scratlon is required. CllU 644-·414S to enroll. TllURAAY, DIC.1 UNT..&-MllTA RenH1·S:intllS arc available for a minimum charge or SJ0 for a b3lf hour "isit bctwcco 10 LID. and 10 p.m. through December 23, through the Cj1y of Newport Beach Community Services Dcp:irtmcnl. visits include candy canes for uch guest. reservations must be made at least 24 hours in advance. Call 644-3154 for reservations. uauav ot UNaan "furtner's Women: Past and Present" is 1hc title of an cxhibi1 of paintings by loc:il artist Paul Funner in the lobby of the Newport Beach Central Ubrary, 1000 Avocado Ave. through Dec. 31. A reception for the artist will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 4. Cull 717-3800 for details. TAX PLANNING ftH Ycar·cnd tax planning strategics will be the focus of 11 free evening progr:im pl:inned for 7 p.m. in the Friend's Meeting Room of the Newport ·Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. in Newport Beach. Call 717·3800 for details. HllNUI LUNCHION Lori Wilson will talk about "Wellness: What ls It?" at the 11:30 program presented by the Business Development Association of Orange County at the Westin South Coast Plaza Holcl, Bristol and Anton in Costa Mesa. cost with reservations is S25 for members and S33 for non-members; without reservations is S40 for members and $45 non-members. Call 832-5741 for more inConna1ion. INYUTIN• fH UTllllMINT Smith Barney of Newport Beach is sponsoring a scminar on "Investing for Retirement" from 7 to 8:15 p.m. at the Hyatt Regency on Jamboree Blvd. in Irvine. The seminar is free and open to the public, but reservations arc required. Call Wendy Smith at 644-9111. . MOUDAY ONN HOUll antiques, crystal, china, jewelry, furniture, fine linens and more will be for sale from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Holiday Open House of the Assistance League of Newport Mesa's Treasures on Consignmenl store. 2220 Fairview in Costa Mesa. Call 645·5477 for more information. FRIDAY, DIC. 2 aUllNUI DIVILOPMINT "Precious Gems: Investment or ?" is the topic of the 1 a.m. breakfast meeting of the Consumer Business · Network at Geezers Garlic Grill, 4200 Newport BeachlCosta Mesa Dally Pilot Scou in Ncwi:ion Bcadi. Call 969·9190 for dclails. .. IMCYCl.l •f D W'"PI Tbc Oransc County Fairgrounds in Colta Mesa will 1urn into :a motorcycle "supermarket" Crom S to 9 p.m .• rcaturin& 40.000 square Ccct of vintage, clusic and antique motorcycles nnd related component parts, Including acccuorics, helmets, lc:uhers, jewelry. posters and more. Cost is S6, children under 12 arc free. Call 364·2542 for more information. HYCMOftOPIC Nff IUIUNAa The Adult Day ScNiccs of Orange County is sponsoring a free community workshop to discuss und clarify questions rcg:irdlng the benefits and side effects or psychotropic (mood altering) drugs for adults "'ith physical or cognitive impairments. The workshop will be held at 10 a.m. at the Horbor Arca Adult D:iy Health Care Center :it 661 W. H:imilton. Building. 800 in Costa Mesa. Call 548-9331 ror more inform:irion. SATURDAY, DIC. 3 VW & POUCHI IMOW The popul:ir Volkswagen/Porsche/ Off-Road Sw:ip Meet :ind Cnr Show returns 10 the Orange County F:iirgrounds tod:iy only from 5 lo 9 p.m. Custom, vintage and restored vehicles will coinpcte for cash prizes, :iwards and trophies. Shoppers will find everything from complete cars for sale to parts and tires, toys, t·shins 2nd hour FREE :and more. AddlissiOn is S6: children under 12 arc (tee. Qill 364·3672 for more information. ICC CD 1 91Aft0M w.L The Jcwi$h Community Center or Orange County, b:ucd in Costa Mcsu, will holJ the Th1nl Annual JCC CclcbrQtion Ball ot 1hc Bowers Museum in Santo Ann. Tickets arc SlSO c:ich. Proceeds will bcncril the new JCC Children's Center Preschool. f or more information, call 751-0608. CMaJITMAI cun •Al• A Chrisrm::is craft fair for children and udults will be held from 5 10 8:30 p.m. ut l'resbytcrian Ch~r~h of the . Co\fcnant 2850 F:11rv1cw Road 11'1 Costa Mc~a. M;il..e m1fls and enjoy a light supper and music. AUTO CLINIC The Drisrol Autoplex "ill hold a free uuto clinic from 10 u.m. to 4 p.m. so c:ir owners can h:i\'C lhcir caD inspected for current or pQICntial problems. The Autoplcx is tit 375 Bristol.SI. in Cost:i Mesa. HOLIDAY ITORIU • cuns The Costa McsJ Public Library \\ill prcsc~rs a free Winter I loliJay Story and Craft Progrum for qrudcs 1·6 from 11 a.m. to noon. Actlvi11cs include stories, songs and ma~ing holiday gifts. Call 646-S&-i6 for dC1J1ls. Sc11d your itc·ms lo Around TCJ1111 cdllor, TJ1e Dally Pilot, JJU lV. Bay St .• Costa Mcsu, Cullf. 91617. GRAND OPENING J with th!J ad Bikes & lnline Skates Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Order your Holiday Pies Now 203 Marine Ave., Balboa Island .673-4447 Season's Greetings Don't let· the moment pass you by call for our current ·-HOLWAY PORTRAIT SPECIALS iintment Ualleties / St~d io 1720-D Santa Ana Ave C.M. 646-0337 United Colors of Benetton, Fashion fsland"s Atrium Court, congratulates employee Szilvia C izmazia for her consistent and oulstanding customer service. A full -time student at UC Irvine. Szilvia • who will graduate in January. has several extra curriculum activities including work as a Researcher Coordinator for UCI Cycle Social Factors In-House OUtcome Study al St. Joseph 's Hospital. An employee since 1991, she is continually one or the top sales people. Cusromers return to the store because of her loyal prOduct represen1a1ion. "I believe !here are lhrce key ingredient to succe sf ul producl elling," Slilvia said. ··oood customer service. product knowledge and belief in the product.'' We at Rcnc:uon Salute Szilvia for all her hard work ind congratul11c her on 11 job well done! From all of us at United Colors of Bencuon. Electroly1l1 Glylollc Acl Malle-up 4()9 -Sl~~ 8c·IWUJ~ ~r;r : : · · · 1c;c·1f1it; · · · ~ .. BAJA LOBSTER BAR & CRILL IAIY lOISTER & SHRIMP IASICET $6.95 lOISTER E•CllllAtAS $7.95 SOFT TACOS $5.95 IUDS MEllU 4 $i.25 . : 4 FRESll CREATIVE SAlAtS. • : 4 PASTA, STIR FRVS, nc. . IURIERS·....._, !Mtf& ..,.., • SPECIAlTf SAlltWICMES • rJ'~ 2 Hdl<f: I JF : f) ; ~ l () I< L t s s t ~ • A l u E . ' .. " . ROCKIN' BAJA LOBSTER ~ BAR & GRILL • 4 2104 W OCEANFRONT, • 4 J ~ NEWPORT BEACH 7U-0606 • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . It is our hope we can make wishes come true for several young people in our community, youngsters who, for one reason or another, are less fortunate. To make their wishes come true, we need your help. We are asking you to nominate a youth who deserves recognition ... perhaps an achievement has gone unnoticed ... a family tragedy has occurred ... a youngster must :-vork before or after school to contribute to the family's income. With your help, we can make many wishes come true for these youngsters and their families. Please complete the form below. Nomination deadline: Tues, Nov. 29, 1994 Name of Nominee: _____________ _ Age_· ___ ,,__------------~ "'ddress: _______________ _ Phone=---------~---..,.---~ Reason why he or she should be nominated: (In 50 words or less) ________________ _ YourName:.~-~--------------Address:. ___ _._ ______________ _ Phone (day):. __ ---'------------- 0 I woutd like to make a gift or cash donation, to help make a youngster's wishes come true. Donation: ___ ~-----_;._""-'-------...... Please fax or man this fonn to: Lana H. Johnson, Daily Pilot, 330 West Bay Stree1. Co9ta Mesa, CA 92627 Fax:650-4802 ~wport Beach/Costa Mna Dally Piiot • Wednesday, Novemper 23, 1994 S TRUSTEES Dean noted that Loof· bourrow's middle name should be "Volunteer" for her work with the Newport-Mesa and state school boards. He also snid that Werner added his vocational expertise to the district. f y I low enrollments, creating sevc n t h·t hrouah ·12th .snide schools, being rec- ognized as a top district in the country and creat- ing a new commitment to the arts since its incorpo- ration in 1966. being .w unable to i.cllle their own disagreements lb dull> that this community cho .. e to threaten chil- dren to the extent that they have by O\CNhclmingly p<issing Prop 187," she said. .,.. '·•·' from Nev. port-Mesa and beyond, PTA rcpreseniatives and former Superintendent John Nicoll. The e\ening was marked with uppbulle, certificates and procla- ma.t1ons galore, with speakers of- fering gr:itcful and humorous sen- timents. Ucrgellon commented that she ~n.d MacMillian started their po· ltltcal careers together on the NC\\pOrt·Mesu llChool board. She uddcd that MacMillinn started Hat bor Arca Oaseball and coached her children as well as hundred) of others in the area. "He has been unwavering in his commitment, and I have tremen- dou) gratitude in my heart fo r what you've done for us," she said, ulllO noting Werner and Loofbour- row') 13 years of service each. THANKSGIVING ,, ........ 1 Salvatore Cesareo, who invited the students. "We want to connect with kids and explain that Thanksgiving is about sharing," said Nav;iretta, who researched history to come up with the menu. "We should always be thankful, and giving to others is what the i.pirit of Thanksgiving is all about." The meal brings toge ther les~ons about American Indian tribes, Roberts llaid. Margaret Sarracino. :i Nati\c American Indian, i.po~e to the cla!>S about her ancei.tors' traditions, adding that Thanbghing is a day of thanb and )haring. '1'1rC} arc fallcinalcd with learning about another time and how people li\'ed back then," said Roberts, \\ho had about 12 volunteer mothers help with the trip. "We ha\ e Jone a lot of reading on different tribes and this helpll them see what they have been studying." Stucle111s n.:mcmbcred their blessings as \\ell us their lessons at the feast. Matt EnciniJS, 9, dressed as :i cl11cf with a large feat hered headdrclo), said he was -tlhlnkful for God, his parents and his home. When ~1icl1.1cl ~ih..:rstcin, 8, wa) \1)J...etl sf the mc:il resembled an authentic Th.1n~)gi\ ing fca~t. he answcrcJ: "Um, no. Uc c.1u)e they didn't ha\e 7-Up bJck then." CARGO ,, ......... 1 six pa)loenger !lights to CJrgo loe r- vicc. .Neighboring, c1til!ll, including Newport Death, Co)tU Mella, Ir- vine, Santa Ana and Tustin, have objected to the potential increase in noise which the llight of cargo plane) \\Oultl cause. They also cl:lim that multiple cargo carriers "ill ultim:itcly u~e John Wayne Airport once the county opens up the airport for th:lt use. Se\'eral Jgcncic) :ind individuals who loubm1tteJ \\fitten responses to the EIR )USSClltCd that the Ma· rinc Corps Ai r Station El Toro would be a more appropriate loca- tion for cargo nights. However, Senior Planner Knri R igoni of the county's Environ- mental Management Agency reit- erated the El R 'i. claim that the marine baloc plan ill not a feasible option at thb time. WATT FH• ..... ' man Dennis O'Neil nominated' Hedges und Cox nominated Debay as mayor pro tem. Ooth selections passed unanimously and without dillcussion. According to Watt, the selection rcpre~entcd the choice both of the council and, most likely, of the voters. He<lgell \\:.IS an acceptable choice, )he ~aid .. "1 told John that 1 believed rrom the start in the rotatio n pro- cess," Watt loaiJ. "If l didn't have the votci., he w..is next in li ne as for as 1 '~as concerned." "I'm happy to go back and take my place as one of seven votes. I'm just going back to where 1 was before an.d that's fine with me." As for MacMillian, Dean said the trustee de· voted his life to children. ''Rod MacMiJlian is home-grown and nur· lured," he said. "And for the past three decades he bas given back to the communities the richness that comes Crom knowing the place from the sand up." Oernd offered a his· lory of the district, not- ing accomplishments such as getting through limes of severe high and CARTS fre• P•1• 1 As longtime school board trustees Rod MacMillian, Sherry Loofbourrow and Forrest Werner retire, they take with them plenty of experience and long hours spent in meetings, events ana school activities. Here's an estimate of what they've seen througtt the years. • Combined years of board tenure: 55 -MacMillian, 29; Loofbourrow and Werner, 1 3 each. • Combined number of regular board meetings: 1,320. • Combined number of hours spent in regular board meetings: 5,280. • Combined number of high school graduations anended: 165. • Combined number of committees representatives, the council voted 3-1 (with Councilman Peter Buffa absent) in favor of the measure, citing the success of a similar ordi- nance in San Juan Capistrano and concern that other measures may not be as effective. city will contract with an outside service to retrieve shopping carts that have been abandoned throughout the city. The carts then will be impounded until the own- ers can be notified. To get the carts back, the own- ers will hove to pay an "adminis- trative fee" and possibly punitive charges that could run as high as $250. "The problem with exonerating all the companies with retrieval programs is that some stores might only have one pickup a month," said Councilman Jay Humphrey. If the owner fails to respond or retrieve the cart after 30 days, the ci ty will auction it off. Under the new ordinance, the The ordinance does allow for fee exemptions if a company can prove that an adequate retrieval Call the Contractors that can provide you with all of your Landscape and Masonry needs. --• - • Pcrsonal.lzcd Designs with Complete Landscape lnstallaUoos • On~r 40 Years of Combined nice in Orn.ngc ounty · • Rcf~ces TI1roughout Orange Cowtty FARNSWORTH LANDSCAPE OMPANY 548-5132 Uc. #421070 GLASSELL MASONRY COMPANY 434-7744 Lie. #489443 COME ON ... YOU KNOW YOU NEED THOSE TEETH CLEANED YOif REALLY DO . PEOPLE LIKE US .• : CARING FOR PEOPLE LIKE YOU CHARUN• NAPOLITANO, DDS AND A8SOCIATD 1831 OMNG• AV•, ... .,.. D . C08TA MDA MMlllMI and associations: 35 When MacMillian joined the-school board in 1965, bell bottom jeans and long hair were in fashion. The styles have come full clrcle. When Werner and Loofbourrow were elected, MacMillian had already served for 16 years. When MacMillian joined the school board, the Rolling Stones had released three albums. The British rock band is now on its 30th. In 1965, the first Super Bowl had yet to be played. H igh school seniors who graduated the first year \.oofbourrow and Werner served on the board are now about 31 years old. Seniors who graduated during MacMillian's first year as a trustee are · now about 47. The outgoing trustees also had farewell \\Ords to say. In ·a prepared speech, Loofbourrow said \he trted to come to her po· sition, do everything i.he could, mJ~e <i dilfercnce and quietly leJ' e. The tuning loccmcd righl to her, since ;he cannot reprei.ent the people :inymorc; )he said. She cited an e'<· ample of the )UCCe)s of Propo)it1on 187, \\hich she fought :ig::iin)I. "I can't fathom adults program is in place. Out, that de- . termination would come only afte r an administrative hearing bas been conducted. While most stores already have retrieval programs in place, there are still close to a dozen that don't, said Councilm:in Joe Erick- son, who has been a driving force behind the ordinance. ize the stores that do a good job of retrieving their carts from around the city," Erickson )aid on Tuesday. "The city should be. able to charge a reasonable fee, but $250 is not the way to do it." Still, Erickson voted against the ordinance on Monday, saying he believes it's unfair to charge a store S250 for a cart that has been stolen off of its property. "I do think that an ordinance is needed, but 1 don't want to pe'nal- During Monday's meeting, Erickson suggested charging a Oat fee of $25 for every cart that the city picks up. Out, his recom- mendatioi1 didn't capture the sup· port of other council memberi.. "I think if we do that, a com· pany could end up pa}ing much more than S250," said Council· ·woman Mary Hornbuclle. "At lea!.t this way, some companicll Hate and "good ridd:lnce mail" :!!he's been gelling lately told her that 1t is a good time to go, she added She as~ed people to look out for the children and said she wouldn't ha'c changed :my votes she cast. Werner loattl he lus cnjO)Cd hi) i.cr.1ct. un thc bo;m.l and urged the new hoard to support eJuc:.i· 11un on Jll k \Cb. MacM1lhJn ~aid it') hard to lea\\! ;iflcr 29 )t!tlf'I, but he haJ J good experience \\llh the board I le then plugged hb ltahJn re::.· tau rant on C.1talina bland, "here he \\ill ')p~ nu rnurc time \\ 1.>rking llU\\. '"ould be eAempt from the f 111c through the hearing process." In addi11on to establbhing regu· IJtOr> measure) for the O\\ aer). of the cart), the ordinance abo 1n· eludes J provbion that prohibit:. an ind!' idual from poi.scssing a l'art, regJr<llclls of '"hether that perllon rcmO\cJ the can from the lltorc propctt). Under the llC\\ urJ111ancc, am- unc \\ho is luunJ 111 poi.)l!s::.ion ~I · a cart 1s subj~ct tu arrc)t. ·1 he prO\ l)iun m1rruri. a stJll.: IJv. thJt cnlorcc) a fine or con· f111eme111 tor '1ubtors MARRIAGE & FAMILY LAW • Contested & Non-Contested • Restraining Orders • Child Custody & Support • Settlement Agreements Family • Annulment• • Pr.Nuptial Agreements • Collecteone & Modifications • Paternity Suits • Name Change Law Ollices of Lisa A. Ciancio Call for a Free Consultation (714} 75&2525 ·nn.-r nNnNJJJCJrt Plaza, Suite: "f O"f, .Go jump in a lake. Can you canoe? After ea!ning this merit badge you won't mind being up a creek. To tearn more call 1·800·20-SCOUTS. Be prepared Be a Boy Scout. 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Inc. a division of The Gick Companies How the Contest Wofks 1 The <ont•st is open to youth 4-12 Age <0<•9011es ore 4-6, 7 ·9 10-12 A lust. sacood ood thud plo<e winner will be <hos&r1 In eo<h age ccxagori,i. along with on oveloU Grood Prize Winner 2 All entrias must be submitted on Do1li,i Pilot newsp11nt. so watch for the contest in the newspaper and <hp OV< the cok>f1ng poge. Mixed ~d10 and creO<Mti,i ore encOUfoged 3 All completed artwork (Including entrant's name. odcJress. citi,i phone and age) must be dropped off O< Nike Town 1n the <ustomet seNlce dept . T11ongi. Square (ot the comet of 19th Street and Harbor Blvd in Costo Mesa) bi,i ~sdoy. December 7, 1994 bi,i 9 pm •• 4 Judging will toke ploce on Decembel 8 . Winners will be n0<1llad bi,i telephone S Winners will be P'A:>l•shed 1n the Dolly Pilot on Tlµsdoi,i, December 1 S O Aelot1vcs of employees ot Col1lom10 Commun1t1,1 News Corp ondlor Tunes Minor Co ore ineligible Priz•s (All <ourtesi,i of Tu~ Squore m8f<honts) ' ·~ APMX>M PRIZE DMWING • Ewry youngster who enters th9 cok>f1ng contest and dlops off Oltwork pt NikeT~ will re<e111e o pflle courtes.., of Nike Town Each etltfant Is outomo<1<olli,i ent8'ed 1n OUf rondom pme d!owitv\ wher • tcOUld wino treosl.Ked 3<>-1nch velvet heirloom Santo Clous, <ourt•s.., of Po<1ll< Silk Plonts .. .., e you 1 GfVV«> PRIZE WINf*A (from Of"J ot the 099 <ot41gor1•s) will wino JSO 91ft cert1l1cote. <OUftesi,i of Sports Fon Porod1se. 4 odmlsston t1eMts. r~ ot Of"J Edwotds Clnemo. o rree lunch ot lo Sotsa ond 0 ~ gilt <ert1f1cote Thts l,IOU"C)Slef <on~ two odults to r9<•1w o dimer lex two ot Sfuu1 restOUfont ci,i Vogort 3 flAST PlACE WINNE.AS (OM in eoch OCJ8 category) Ages 4-6 A gift poM>ge feot\a1ng Sylvester ond Tweeti,i Bird C)O<Xl4es. <ourtesi,i ol Amer1co s Studio Stores 2 odm1ssion ttchets. r~ ot Of"J Edwotds Cinema, o Humphrei,i Vogort gift <e1t1l1ccxe, and 0 gift cert 1 h Po1n dv Monds. fOf the adults. o $25 gift cenlflcot• hom Generol Nuti1tion (enter ' 1<ote om Ages 7-~ A $25 gilt ce1t1fl((llAt to 8cwMS & NotW Bookstcn. 2 odm!Hton tickets r~ ot C1nemo. o ~ey VoQart C)lft cert1hcot•. ond o 91tt <9ftlflcote from Pain dv Mood. f0t the odotts°":: ~~rs <erttflcote hom GenerolNutr1t1on Center 91 t Ages 10.12 ·Sir (b) odmtssion tt<Mts. redMmoble ot Of"J Edwotds Cinema o Humphrei,i v •ft o 91ft <ertlll<ot• hom Po1n dv Monds fOf tn. odvb. o $25 91ft cen1ffcot• from Generol Nut= ~ent~ifi<ote, ond 3 SECOND PlACE llJINNEAS (OM In eO<h 099 <Olegc>fY) A <~~ary lunch. cCMtay ot lo Sabo TIIE NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA lailJPil ' . I t • • . . •i . • l I • •• . , . • Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Wednesday, November 23, 1994 7 PO.RTS SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 387 Estancia girls appear rich with returning . talent ..,.. Russ Davis anxious to put previous setbacks behind him; three returning starters in fold. llv BA.ll.llY FAULK...'IER, Sl'O!':rs Warru R uss Davis may not be cosmicully inclined, but he'd be hard- pressed to categorize the mis- fortune that has befallen his Estancia High girls basketball program in the 1990s as any- thing but paranormol. "It's really weird, but something has happened every year J\e been here," said Davis, ''ho is regularly kno king hard- "ood in prcp:iration for his fourth season :11 the helm. ··~ty fir!>t year, \\C had people injured; the i.ccond year, Grace Dominguez blew out her knee anti Leah l3raalz moved HOOPS away; and last year, Karla (Dominguez) rolled her ankle in the first quar1er of our first league game, Cyndi (Richards) had knee surgery, and then I was gone for the second half of the season (after suffering Jessica Waltz a debilitating slipped disc)," Davis said. "One of •our goals this year is just to have everyone healthy for an entire se:ison, including coaches." Though Davis has managed to avoid in- juries thus far, -his roster has suffered from the transfer of two would-be starters. Jenny Jennings, scc- ond·teom All-Pocific Coast League last season as a freshman, is now at Newport Harbor and S:irah Noland, a projected 5- , HOOPS foot-l l fron1-cour1 !>tarter, is at Westmin- ster. But Davis, recovered from his injury and anxious to man the bench, is un- bowed by the preseason setbacks. "We haven't even talked about it as a team," Davis said. "That's something we ca n't control, so we'll just work with what we have." What the Eagles have is enough to keep Davis sm iling, even wjlh an upgraded schedule that figures to prohibit matching last year's 11·1 pre-league record. "We have three starters back and four players in their third \Jrs1ty s1.:asun," -.:.iiJ Davis, who, while bcuriuckn "ith hr:. b:ick problem, fielded phone upu.11es as thcn- assjstant Rich Doycc guided the Cagles lo the CJF Southern Section 111-A scm1f1nals anu a 21-5 overall mark. Richards and fellow senior Karla Domingu- ez arc back, as is third-year i.tarter Jes- sica Waltz, a junior. "(Richarus) has re- ally improved tre- mendously," Davis said of th e versatile 5-10 veteran, who averaged 11.2 points through 15 Russ Davis games, before inju1 IC!> !.idel111cd her fur four games and limited her clfccti"cness until the final l\\O pla}off conh!..,ls "She·:. the fir:.t pla)er J\e had here \\hi.) coulu pby .iny po:.1t1un Oil the Ooor," l.):i,is utlueJ. "I th1nl. she'll be one of the bellcr pb)er!> in the league." W.1ltL, f1r')t-lei!m All·PCL after :J\er- .1ging 9.2 point:., six a:.sbts, fi\.e rebounds anti three stcah a!> a sophomore, has fur- ther po~hctl her "ell-rounded game and cnhan~e·u her g}m·r.it reputation. "She\ the lir!lt player :it prJctice, and the IJ:.t to lc:nc," Oa\i:. !>aid of the 5·8 point guaru. "It seems lik1; !>he's been here ab\.lut ll\C )C:irs. If }OU uidn't know utherni .. e, \Ou'd tlunk she's left-handed, i.he can handle the ball so '"ell with both. She':. 'i:r) harJ to gu:lrd one-on-one and she\ abo our best defensive pl:i)er." Du111111gucL. "hu 3\eragcd 6.4 point!I per gJlllC. IJ:.l )c:.ir, has imprO\ecJ-her of- k1h1' c ~k1lb, 111cluiling proficiency from tlm.:c·po111 t range.:. and D:i' is c:ills her hb See ESTANCIA/Pa9e I _Jhe1--_...~- CdM unable to deal with .one on three, .but who can? J A K ..,.. There's no question that first-year coach Ferguson and his Mustangs have their work cut out for them. lh• llAJU\Y FAULK..~LR, 51u1n~ Wiuru I 1 1i., pcrhap:.. nu coinci· tkncc thJt the b;1)ketb:ill educauvn ol .l11!1t-)car Co!>ta ~ksa High bo~:. "·uach Ja!>on l·ergu!>Oll begJn at Worl..mJn High. Onl) !>i\ }Car!> h:mu,cd frum his senior 'c:isun at the Cit) uf lnuustry-ba:.ed ,.;hovl. Fcrl!mon h.is 11111i..11cu a workman- 111..c .11mos1;hcn: at f\lcs:.i, \\here the 23- \c.ir-olu corner hupc' to turn :iround a p1ugr.1m '' luch IJ!>I had a \\inning sca!IOn 1.1 tl) · 1-~2. .. \\'e tlon·1 loul.. ..11 the p:.t!>t," s:iitl Fcr- cu,on, a '' all.-un co.ich who t:il.e!> over foe Udl) l3re\\er (:?-l·67 1n four years) •. af~cr h.:.1Jing Urc\\cr's frei.hrnen and JUnior \Jhll) te:.ims, respccthely, the past l\\O !>C.1:.ons. .. \\'c aren't accountable for those losse!>, .111u ''c aren·t lo!>ers. The only thing we're . 1,·~ountable for b \\hJt h:ippens this )C:lr. We want to become one of the harder worl..ing teami. in Or- ange County. We not onl)' \\ant to chJllenge teams, but '"e want to create a reput:ition, "1th our pre'!>sure de- £cn,c. as a team op- poncnu. "ill learn to tear. We will win ~ume games." Despite returning only one pl.1)er from last \e:lr's squJd, "hich finisheu 6-18 O\crail and 0-10 in the Pacific Coast Lc:igue, Ferguson in:i.bts good things arc • 1bout to happen fur the Mustangs, '"ho appear to h.1\e rc:.pontled to the wide- cyed cnthui.iasm generated by tl:c former ~lcDon:iltl's Prep All-American gu:i ru. .. We h:i'c a gre.1t bunch of kids, includ· 111g J group of juniori. "ho have been wit h me the last t\\P years." Fc.:rguson said. 'They've all bought into the program. 'hey believe in what they're doing and that the coaching staff will show them the vuy." Among the believers ore football stand- uts Dewayne Crenshaw, Charles C~at- 1~111 and Urian RC\!ves, who know f1rst- lJ1H.I :ibout erasin~ a history of losing rom their e>.periencc untlcr successful rid codch Myron Miller. "Those guys saw what \\C were doing i'th the program over the summer and \presshl :i desire to be u parl of it/' Fcr- ui.on )aid. "They not only bring us hey'rc athletic ability, bul u winning at- itude a!> well. " f'cri;u on's rcnO\Jt1on plans don't begin ml end "ith motivational !>pceches, how· vcr, as he pledges to unleash a frenzied aseline-to·bascline S)'stcm to help ovcr- me a recurring lack of height. "We pl.m to m:ikc up C6r our •iLe with cssurc defense," ll:ud Ferguson. who so foresees nashing a permanent green ht toward his band or three-point nibcr!I. "We have two uds who we believe are mong the 10 best three-point shooters in e county in Mike Montoya and Je»h eeks," Ferguson said. Ferguson calls Weeks, ii S·foot-11 jun- r, the \cum:s best ull·around player. ... MUnANel/Pt19e 8 1'.AnlJY.\ R.\1:-.osr 1'111. lllE OMLY r11111 Corona del Mar's water polo team gets some last-minute instructions in .their driye for the CIF Division I cha~­ pionship. John V.argas' Sea View League.champions meet Lon$) Beac~ Wilson tonig~t ~t 8:15. at Belmont Pl~a 1n Long Beach for all the marbles. The two finalists have met four times this year, each winning twice en route to finals CdM, Bruins collide tonight ~ CIF Diyision I water polo championship is on the line at Belmont Plaza in Long Beach . BY ll!Cll.AR.D D UNN, SPOUS \\'1.11[1. LOJ\G BEACH -During the South Coast Tournament in September, Co· rona del Mar and Long Ueach Wilson high schools met for the fir!>t time in 1994, but certainly not the l:ii.t. In :i )e:lr of power struggle in the CIF Southern Section Division I, where mo)>t of the season either the Sea Kings or the 13ruins have been ranked No. 1, the fin:i l, and mo t important, \Crdict comes tonight (8:15) whe n CdM pla)'S \Viii.on for the Dh is ion I b:inner at Delmont Plaza. ll's th e fifth meeting this year be- tween the schools, "ith each '"innin9 twice. "l told John (Vargas) thal we'll prob- ably face each other four or five times this yc:ir," Wilson Co:ich Ricardo Adc- vedo said in September, following a 10·9 CdM victory in the South Coast cham· pionship game. Azevedo was right. His Bruins (23-4) played, and dcfc:ited, Cuf\1 in a non· league game, 10·9. then be.it the Sea Kings (22--t) ag;un, 11-6, in the fin.11 of the Southern California Ill\ itational at Long Dc:ich St:ite. In the four1h meet- ing, V:irgas' Se:i Kings edged the l3ru- ins. 8· 7. in the furn I of the Northern California Im·itation:il at St:inford. V:irg.1s' squat!, made up mO!>tly of re- turning pla)·crs, lo!.t to El Toro in the finals IJ:.l }Car in i.uddc n death. Varg.1s is abo i.cd.ing his fifth ClF title in a dozen \cars as CdM's coach. "Wc.'rt: experienced, and we've been there before, so we're hoping that "ill help us out," Vargas said. ''There "111 also be a big cro,\.d, and l imagine there will be more people there for them th:in for Ull." . The Sea Kings need to shut down P~1t Cochran, ~fall Arm:ito and Adam Wright. Wilson ·i. best offeni.ive threuts . CdM is led by Neil Hueston (84 goals, 20 as!>i!>ts), James Palda (75 goals), Adam Mcfarl:ind (63 go:illl, 61 steals) and goalkeeper Doug Jetton, \\ho had 157 sa"es in the regular sc:ison. Jetton h:id 13 )>aves on S:iturday in CdM's 6-4 victory over Foothill in the semifinals. Wibon defeated San .Clem- ente, 8-6, in the semifinals. CdM Coach John Vargas HIGH SCHOOL GIRU VOLLEYBALL· Sailors get a little wake-up call in State ~ Millikan surprises Newport early, but the Tars rally to shove Rams out of playoffs in four-set victory; second round Saturday. second round, also at Newport. Rancho Bernardo's Broncos of S:m Diego, who defeated Highland Tue day in four, will furni h lhe op~ition S:uurua)' nighl in a match "hich will 3ISO start at 7. "We had to work hard," admitted New- port l larbor Co:ich Dan Glenn. "They NEWPORT BEACH _ were a good team and I lncw we ~ere' Newport Harbor Higb's going to ~truggle." top-ranked girls volleyball • The Ram \\Cpl to the opening g3me 1eam gave their fans, and victory, but it did not elicit a lot of com- coach, some fidgety mo-ment from Glenn a he set his team up mcnts in the early going of for Oame 2. "They didn't need to hear thejr opening round or the Slate Touma-anything," c'pla1ncJ Glenn. "They knew. ment Tuesday ni&ht, dropping the opening ''We were just ugly in the firi.t game. game to a fired-up band of Millikan High And they (Millikan) were fired up anJ Roms. played hard." " But once they 1ettlcd dQwn it was baGk The Sailors, ranked No. 1 in the nation, to business for Harbor as the S.ilon re· as well os the, tote, and the rcicnina CIF corded a 10-lS, lS-S, JS-4, tS-8 victory in Division I champions, improved to 30-1 their gym to advance to Saturday ni&N'• -witb the triumph, and <Mrall it was in rather typical (a)h1on. T~o·time All-American M1.,tv I.I\ led th e way with 25 I.ill , l\\O \Cf\ ic·e an.~ JnJ 10 dig:., and teamn\Jlc.: Meli-. .i !>d\utz. "ho hares MVP laurel) "ith ~1J\ in CJ View Lca~ue urclt:,, '-"\.llltributc:J • 15 kill anti fi"c digs. Sara FJirborn h d tl liJ ~.1111e "ith ~L\ l..111 , C1&ht dig :rnd four a1.:e ... ; =ind 'I 111.1 Bo\\mJn aJJed live ~lls anJ l\\O !>luli blocks. The match fc~1turcJ long rallic' anJ long aame , and the: number JU)l I.cpl coming. Julie Hcd.cr haJ three kill a1.d 10 diAs, and her •i ter, Jeannette:, h;iJ lour • kills. ciJht dip and 52 wuts oul of the cttcr's spot. Laura ~rnc adJeJ seven dig to the Sailon' came. Millikan exits the eliminations "ith a 16-2 record • ~ Peninsula rolls to CIF Division I tennis crown with 17-1 win over Corona del Mar gids. ·BY R.JCJlAJU> Du.s.s, S1<>llT~ \\~ru CLARE!-.10~ r -Since Penin:.ula \\a~ a :.emblc<l four \Cars ac.o. combining three i11gh !>Ch~ul:. in the P.1-~· cific PJhsJdes arc..1, iti. girl:. · tenrm tc 1m ha') \1;.t tu lo:.e :i m..1tch '' inninl! • tour conse.:ut1\I! Cll· Southern Section DI\ 1:.ion I t1tks anu 96 !>trnight 111..11.:he~ I h1rJ·:.cetlcJ Curon.1 del '.\\Jr ( 17-5· 1) \\J:> it~ IJtc:.1 \1Ct1m Tuc:.tlJ\ in thc ClF Dl\l:.1un I lin.11 Jt 1 he Clarc1non1 Club. "lt·s nut Lllf. 1 he) 're too gouJ," Cd~1 junior Alis)J Scott )aiu. ..The) !>huulJ breal.. them up I th111l we sh\.luld combine Nc"port H:irbor ;inJ Cornna del _.\l.1r - "c'u h.1,e :i gn.1rl} k:un." "It's like pu.tt1ng Coron:i, Nc\\pvrt anJ uguna Beach to;cthcr a') a tennis team. then th:it ''oulJ be a mat.:h:· aJJ~d Cd'.\! scn1ur Jenn) Gl.1!>gO\\, "ho teamed \\1th senior Christie o ·,\kara to "in the Sc.1 King:.· only :.cl uf the m:it'-h. as top· sccJcJ Penin:.ulJ ('.;.;-O) h;1111mcrcd CJ.\!. l"'-1. A:. suon a:. the Sc.i King.., le:irncJ thJt Penin!>ulJ woulu be :it full !>trcng1h, fre!>h· m.in 1\1na V:iughan. their top srnglc) pl.1)- cr, tlpkJ lo k.1\e for the L~T A N.it1on.1I I n u u o r C h .1 m- 1non~h1p:. in St. Luu1s ··o.1)ic.1ll>. "h'"n \OU l!_I.) into CIF. \l..J i;o t~r !>C.:onJ pl~ .. :e, b1.:CJU'C ll0!. J gl\ell th.it Pen1n-.ul..i ') gumg to "111: i,J1J '.\lcg.1n \\ .1d11lcr. '' hu plJ} cd ~o 1 smglc tor CJ'.\1. "It prob:ibly \\OUIJn't h.:.t\e m..1Je that much u1ltercncc If (\JughJn) \\.lS he re !\ IOJ ".a' going lo pl.1}. but \\hen \\C found out thJl (the Panthers) h.id e\- 'I think we should com- bine Newport Harbor and Corona del Mar -we·d have a gnarly team.1 -ALISSA SCOTT CdM 1umor ef\bvJ\ pl..1\ 1ng, :.he J.!c1Jcj 10 lc:.i\e e.irly. \\ e figured \\C'J pret.t?' much lose, all}\\Jy, "ith or \\.ithout her. Peninsula, "h1 h combined former choub Rolling Hills, Palo Verdes :ind Mirale te before the 199 1 i.cason, edged Newport H:irbor in the quarterfinals l.1 t ''eel., 10-S. but \\JS mi).!.ing three of it!.. plJ}cr , including junior Amanda D?sica (strained tomach muscle), r Jnked No. 6. in the national 18!. (:i level higher than her age group) anJ No. 12 in the \\Orld by the lnt1.:.rnation.il Tennis Federation. "Thi\ ''~ the firs t time e'er that \\.e\c h.iJ JIJ the !!lfl at the (Cir) finols in the four yl!ar ,'f Penin~ul..1 Co.ich Tom Co~ i.a1J Gl.1!>SO" anJ O'Meara, pl<1y1ng o. l double' for CJ~t. Jdcatcc..I Peninsula's No. J J\.lublc~ tcJm of Ucth Hannemann .inJ AnJrc.i A'cnl, 6-2, in the final round to a,01J J Cd~1 goo c egg · I tlunl \\C could\ c al!'IU beaten their :\u ~ tl!.im, hut "e \\Cren't focu cJ." 0·~1ca1J .i1J "Thi' \\;.t!> \Cry good e\JXtlCOCC (or them, • CJM Co.ich Juhc Slat1cry aiJ. "1 hcy're hkc a collc'e tcoim In a (junior) tourn:imcnt, )OU <lon 't get to play the top pla)cr until the finals, but in a iitu:uaun like thi,, the> ,ct to play nothina but lop pl.l)'Cl'S.' ' .. I C' l I I I I . I Alphc • 4 • ..... I ._ .. ,1 I -1 ' I W1du11dey, November 23, 1194 NeWpo11 llMCh/Co1la Mna Dally Pllot WHJTl'lER The Oran1e a.a C.OUCae men's basketball tam (4..0), held ~t Rio Hondo to jusa thtce points in the Jut 11 minura and rallied for ,a 70-SS non-conference victory Tuesday. The Pirates, who led at one ume, 38·23, fell behind eorly in me second h:.lf, 49-42, before mounting the J:itc charge. MC 71, a10 MONDO a1 NON.CONf(UHCf a-. C'.-t tie ...... .... ,,., fa II .. 2 l I 7 ..., t 0 l l ~ , > ' ' ~ t 0 l) ....... 1 0 I l ~ 10 ) J 14 Wllca t i OJ ...,... '''" aJl""91611 J 0 l J ...... 0 l 0 2 ,,...,., 0 l '°'' 1 0 WlllletW. 2 ' 0..111>.v ) l M([).m 1 I u;. tJ • Wtlll.uM I I pl Ip l 2 ' 2 l ' l • l s JU . , T.._ 2S 11 11 70 To&Ah 11 II 20 sa •u.,,.... ...... c-ee, ...... ....... 5 ...... c....-..u.1 ...... a.,_!i L 11 tie ......_-we.lt..U. •.-.. .....,.._. ICC women win ICC 117, ltACIPIC CM•llTIAN 20 NON.CONfERENCE WKETBAll l'.litillc ~ So.Ulil. e.oti.ae r1 1tpf1p 11 11p11p ._ ,,_., ~ Scllftt '''"""'" WlkCM HliM 2 ' • ll ...... ".... • l 1 " OOIOl'fotm<MI Jl l 7 1 0 1 2 Woodrvlf I 2 )18 0 I S 1 Sovell.ud ' D l \l I 0 1 2 llomU.. ' I ) 13 0 2 1 2 CNM1 7 0 1 ,. OOJOH.artlr.&11 11311 Trt>~I J I 3 7 llutt.-r 4 2 l 10 • 12 1' 20 Toub SJ II 20 117 'UIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES MUSTANGS •YI .......... 7 "He can do a liltle bit of cv· erything," fergu.son sajd or Weeks. "He can put the ball on the floor and anock the basket, or puJI up for 1he three-pointer.'' Montoy:i, a 5.9 junior, drew particular praise for hls ac- curocy beyond the J§).foot·9 thrce·point arch. "He shoots an unbelievable percentage out 1here," Fergu- son explained. "We believe he can be, if no1 the best threc- point shooter in che county, then among the best." The junior duo will flank 5·6 junior point Danny "Giant" Ogo in the three-guard scheme. "(Ogo) is really the main· stream of our team," Ferguson said. "He makes us at least six wins better when he's out there, because be's our coach on the floor." The lone returner is 6-3 se- nior Mike Freeman, who aver- aged 8.8 points per game last season. His tenacity on the boards could also set the tone in an area -rebounding - which may regularly determine the Mustangs' fate. Terry C&irmen, a 6·1 senior transfer from 1\min Hia.h, will $Cl the $tnndard on defense, according 10 Ferguson, who 13jd the newcomer wos a part· time player for the highly· regordcd Tillers. "He's going to start for us, and he's one ot the best on· bOlll defenders I've seen in a. long time,'' Ferguson said. "People nre going to know who he is because of his defense, but I think he can also nverafe in double figures with his ab1l· ity 10 penetrate :md attack the basket." Brian Leahy, u 6.-4 sopho- more, will be counted upon off the bench. as he builds on his potential as a future star. COJTA MUA 80YI ICHIDULI Nov. 29·Dtc. 2 -at Minion Viejo TournAmenl; Dec. 5·t 0 -Co\lA Meu IOwinis Tournament, at Costa Mesa; Dec. 14 -i t c.tv.uy Chapel, 7 p.m.; Dec. l6-31 -at Century Chrlstmu TO\lrn•ment. Jin. J -it Century TO\lrnaiMnt; Jan. 6 -at uguna Beach•, 7; J.in. 11 -;it Aliso Niguel•, 7; Jatt. 13 -htJnc~', (home) 7; Jan. 18 -at University•, 7; J.m. 20 -Laguna Hills• (home), 7; J.in. 27 -Laguna Beach', (home), 7 Feb. 1 -Aliso Niguel• (boml'), 7; Feb. J -al fslancii•, 7; Feb. 8 - University• (home), 7; Feb. 10 -il h guna Hiiis•, 7. •denotes P.iclfic Coast league g.lme. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES amlR.Y ...... COlst wins In l•r COSTA MESA -Oran1c Coast Collese's women'• vol· • 4(.. le)'ball team dis~d of visitina ' Batertfield in the first round or the Slate playoffs Tuesday nighl, rolling 10 a 15·9, 15·12, 4·15, 16-14 victory. Arny Wilson (21 kills), Heather Dave (17 kills) and Heather Ruhl (S2 assists) were the key leaders for Const. which moves on to a Nov. 29 second round match against Snn Diego Mesa, which eliminated Rio Hondo. DCC IOCC8I' fall ta Ent lA MONTEREY PARK -The .1 third time wasn't the charm for t4J'"~ the Orange Coast College soc-----cer team, which was eliminated from the Southern California Regionals by host East Los Angeles the third consecutive Lime Tuesday, 3-0. Sergio Vasquez had o pair of goals and Ricardo Salcedo opened the scoring" for the Huskies, who improved to 18-2-1. The P.i· rates, in the playoffs for the scven1h straight year, finish at 10-6-4. TODAY'S LOCAL'SCHEDULE .......... Hl&lo K'floof -OF o;,uioft I fifW1 .a hi-I rl.uA, lOfll k~h CCor°"" IMf MM ww. Lori& 1«41Ch W.ao..J, l:IS jl.m. EITANCll al ..._..._.r heft "'on-ball defender." Mcpn Noland, a 6· l sc· nior who came off tho bench lase rear. will re- place All·C f performer Laura Czin1ul1 (now At u Verne) in the pose. "We're counlinj on her to do a lor ot things tor us:• Davis said. ''It ~he scored bclwccn six and elght points and go1 around eight to 10 re· bounds a gnme, that would be awesome." Jill Black and S~ll soph· omore Jennifer McCortin are battling for the other st!lrting spol, according to Davis, who will coun1 upon sophomores Katie Staple- ton (5·9) and Megan Mc- Cartin {S·ll), as well as 6; 3 Sonja Lindquist to ndd depth. "We'll rely on the press and the fast break, because we have more slashers and scorers than shooters," Davis said. "We should be fun to watch. The games we're on, we can ploy with a lot of people. Out if we're not scoring, we'll struggle." Davis said PCL new· • comer Univcrs.it7 and de· rendin, ch11mp1on Costa Mc~ hove 10 be the favor- ites. "I wouldn't be surprised If we win league, but ii won't disappoint us if we don'I,'' Davis s:tid. "The hut few years we've talked a 101 about wins ond losses, which has onl>' put pressure on us. Tius year, we want to gel along, have fun, do the bcs1 we can, and see what happens." llTANCIA •laU ICMIDUU O«. 2 -San Oemenle (boiM), 7; Dec. 3 -at Woodbridge TOt.lrn.iment; Dec. U -fst..indl TOt.lrn•mcnt; Dec. 17-Matina TOt.lrn.im~t. Jin. 3 -;at Newport Hatbor, 7; Jill\. s -at Uni1ttraitr, 7; Jan. 1 -at ~pistnno Valley, 7; Jan. 10 -uauna Hi111• (home), 7; J;an, 12 -;at COIU Mesa•, 7; Jan. \0 -Ugun.;a Hills• (home), 7; J;an. 12 -al Costa MeH•, 1; Jan. 17 -Aliso Niguel•, (home), 7; Jan. 19 -at Llguna 8eACh•, 7; Jan. 26 -Univl'rsity• (home), 7; J;an. 28 -Ocean View (home), 7; ):an. 31 -at Laguna Hills•, 7. Feb. 2 -Costa Mesa• <home), 7; Feb. 7 -at Ali~ Niguel•, 7; Feb. 9 -Llguna Be.Jch• (home), 7. •oenottt P.tdfic Co:ast lc:igue g;ime. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Fla II.,_ Tiie rtQilhll c:ommtn~ lo CfL 2. AS SHOWN ON A llon 11: METRO CAFE not be granted. Maty Fwl~. 2780 W. Un-T.1. llO. All Hid Ottlclal Aecord1, wlll ~ lata for "'9 put-SllUa•d In said County end RCmlCIUllUlllHI lransact buSlnlSS undtl, Ille PARCEL MAP Flt.ED IN The anticipated data ol 11 It furth« ordecad that a coin Ave., Al'leMlm, CA. Al'llN1-t1.... Sell on 12/121199• al 1:00 poen d ..... ......_ and Sta• llertlnantf 4tseflbld· .-aran..,. lleli1lous l>Uslness n1111e or BOOK 51, PAGE 30 OF th• bulk sale 11 t2/13/94 at copy ol tills 0<dec to 1how 92801 ME. IN DEfAlU UNOER A P M •• the North f ront ...,.....,a "' i--. NllCl1 A:. LOT 66 AND THAT lTtl lolOt*la pwson(s) lllfl'l9S Isled aDOYt on August PARCEL MAPS, IN THE the ottice ol Lii&y Escrow cau1a b1 published In Thi• business 11 con· o Of TRUST DATED Ociobtr entrance to the County and ~ ~ '°' PORTION Of LOT 70, 80ni Of ..,.., dolnG bUSfMss as lA 26, 1989 OFFICE OF THE COUN'TY Co. Inc., 8942 Garden N.B./Costa Mesa Dally ducted by: a limited pert· 23. 1991 IKESS YOU TAKE Courthouu 700 Civic wroKNMllll and fof TRACT NO 5692 IN THE CITY HAIRA ELECTRIC, 11160·1 S This llllllmenl was filed W1t1'1 RECORDER OF SAID Grove Bl'ld., 1207, Garden Pilot, a newspaper ol gen· net1hlp .-cTION .TO PROTECT '<DUA 9fllar Drive West Santa Nlb#1ll ..... flt ol Of HEWpORT U.. COUNTY CWW• Sl, LI Habra, CA Ille County Cter• ol Orange COUNTY. Gro.va., CA 92644. era! clrculatlon ~bllshed in f\.eglatrant has not yet PftOPERlY IT ~y BE SOLD AT Ana, CA •1 public auc· lllNduree and (a) IUlli!d Of ORANGE STATE .Of CALI 90531 . County on Novtmbtf 17, 1991. The prop«1y address or This bYlk sale Is •ubleci this county, al least once a betlun to transact buslne11 • ti on, lo the h1ghHI bid· to the rtehl ol 1h tludoft, · Thomas D. f'lllr:har, 1590 NOTICE· Tiiis Flcbllous Name other common designation to California Uniform Com-week tor four consecutive UOCl91' the ficU11ous name(1) PU8UC SALE. F YOO HEED AN der lor cHh (payeble at WW PfW* .....U Wlltllft FORNIA. AS SHOWN OH A MAP ~Rd , LI Habra Heights. CA Statlmenl expires INt years of the real property ne1eio-merclal Coda Section weeks prior 10 the day of listed.above. Ell'lAHATlOH Of THE HAl\JRE "'-l•me of Hie In lawful the coverM llrOl*tY '-FILED IN BOOK 206 PAGES 24 908!1. from lhe di• lt was filed In OM above dHQflbed It pur· 6106.2. lhe hearing. Jan Ferlnga Of Tl* PROCEEDING AGAINST moneul th e United the ....,....-ot lnirMa OUGff 26 lNClUSIVE Of AndrN. J. ~~. 1590 OlflceolllltCountyCler11 Anew ported to be: 1701 TUSTIN 11 IO subj.ct, the name DATE: NOV"f7, f 994 This 1tat1mant wu fit.d YOU, YOO SH<X1.D CONTACT A Slal11 , all right, title,=: .... lftOf'I MISCELI.ANEOUS MAPS, IN 8lfl!1k Rd La Ha1>r1 Hllghll CA Flc1lllous lkJslntss Name Stai.· AVENUE, COSTA MESA, and addrett of the person TH OM AS H with the C04.lnty C~ of LAWYER. and In 1t, con~ ~ In THE OFFICE Of THE COUNTY 90531 ' ' menl must bl ltltd before 1N1 CA92626 with whom claims may be SCHULTE COMMIS: Orange Courny on October lt011CfOf1MT&'SIALf an.d no"' held by ii under Altkll ........ -..... RECORDER Of SAID COUNTY. llll.-bumftS Is conduelld llmt ntalboltlltsstatement The under1l~ned dis· filed 11 t..ucJcy Es.ctow co • 31, 1994 ._DaDOfTIWIT Hid DMd In Iha/roper· MMla"'lnthlllceftaln~· DESCRIBED AS A WHOU AS ~ husllend 111d wUe dotS not of ftHll aulllorlll tht clalm1 all llabillly tor any Inc., 8942 Carden Grov9 SIONER OF THE I UPE· F82M38 NaCice is 11e1111r Ill*' dlll SSS ty situated In HI Coun. w.uon 19Con'9d IR mo«* FOLLOWS PARCEL 66 AS SIGNED. TH0MAs D. use In this sta'9 ol a Flcl111ous i.ncorractness In said ptop-Blvd., 1207, Garden Giove, RIOR COURT Publlthed Newport Beach-TlllSt Oetd Hllwoltu trvme, Of ty .and State and d e· f1211, hat t~ OftlcW SHOWN ON THE NEWPORT A.ETCHER. ANDREA J Business Name In YlolatlOn ol erty address or olh« com-CA 92844, and the last Jaft Grossenbacher. 2501 Costa~ Dally Piiot ~ lUCCt$W tNsllf, « lllOStllutlcf acribed •• tollo~s At .-.Corda. la~....,.._. llE.ACti LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT Fl.ETOHEll Illa rights ot anolfler under mon deslgnaUon. dale fo< filing claim. ahall E. 16th St.. IC, Newpon vember 23 30 O.C.mt>er 1NSaM ~ID 1111 Deed d e fully descnbed on .. ol. .... ....,... and NO NBLlA 93-15. RECORDED --------...iFtdefal: Stnt « common law Said eale will be made be 12/12/94, which Is Iha Beach. CA 92663. 7 14 1994' ' ln.st mculld by IRENA LO. tald Deed of Tru1l ottMf ~ ... MAY 23 1984 AS INSTRU· Olrru••y 888 (See Section' 14400 11 seq Wllh<xlt warranty, expreu bullneu day bellore Iha Pub 111 he d Na w po r 1 ' ' · fl.AHO AN UNMAAAIED WOMAN Tf\e etreet addreu and -.ncee ~ Mlow a MENT NO '4·214027 Of Offl, """ Businm and ProttssJons or Implied regarding tttle, tale date •~fied above. .eeach·Costa Mesa Dail" W75l ~ 11Allll991 Inst; 91· lh8' common dHlgna· ~ °' '°° -,... ..,_,. CIAl RECORDS Of SAID il•••••liiiiiiilcod possession, or other en-Dated: November ' PUBLIC NOTICE 6 ....., .. ., ""'""'·' on II any, 01 tne real MY,.... to.,...,..., ltw e) cumbrances. to satlily "1• 11th 1994 Piiot November 23, 30, D• 1._.,.,. ...,,.._ Atcords In the p foperty deecrlbed IUffec. Of CM~--COUNTY EXCEPT All OIL OIL DURKEE RtnewalRing unpaid obligation MC\Jfed • camber 7, 14, 1994. Fl U lou9 office d tie COtinlY A1conJer d bove 11 purported to be· d Mid IMMt abow • dlllCh RIGHTS, MINERALS. MINERAL Honry DuPont Dur· Htwport&ucn·CoslaM~~ by said Deed ol Tru•t. with ~~o:I~~~~~ p~~N W743 a..c:.~ Na.... Otano« Counly. Oalifomll. and 2435 Maru lll81 Way: d IOO tMt, u ptoWlld tr! RIGHTS. NATURAL GAS k .. , of Marlon MA r::¥ Interest and other aumt u pursuant to OW NOCict d Oflaull 01ta Mer.a CA 92627 ~ ol "8conl. RIGHTS ANO OTHER HYDRG- forn\erly of N .. wport N 23 3~o!c ~ PfO'Yicled lh.,t1n; plut ad-PARK PUBLIC NOTICE The ,Jo'!:!."*'t Ind Elecbon ID Se• thertuncltr The und.;1lg ned Truet· The .., ... ....._ °' CARIK*S 8Y ~TSOEVER Beach CA pasted t:N • • vancea, If any, lhefeundef Published Newport ~""'~are rtCDnled OZ<lt'l994 lnSt.# 94-• d11clalm1 any liabiltlV ottMf COlllMOft ~ NAME KNOWtt ™AT MAY BE. awa 'November 21 and lnlerest '\hereoo; and Beach-Costa Mesa Dally NOTICE OF do!~ business as: 0446244 of said Otr.aal Records, l0t any lnconl'CIM ll ot d Mid ptopefty: 21....,._ WITHIN OR UNDER THE PAR· 1"1. Mr. OurkM wa~ PUBLIC NOTICE plus lees. charges. and Ill· Pilot November 23, 1994. Puauc HEARING ~RT Ame e.OF17;~E;[· w!W Se• on 1ai\&'19!M It ~45 th• ••real addtlU and ... Dffve, Coniina Del Mer, CEL Of I.AHO HEREINABCM th H f Jil penses of the Trustee and W74s NOTICE IS HEREBY • ·• loM a OW ~ (Noltll) &mnoe 11'18f common de11gna· CA ma. DESCRIBED TOGETHER WITH (Me111 )uOsbank d • of 1.. 1 LNn No.: of the trusts created by GIVEN that publlc hearings ~.hop C#298 .,! 3, Costa to ine Cour1'Y ~ 700 on, 11 any 1hown h.,.. NMle and addf'Ma o1 the THE PERPETUAL RIGHT Of er ur "· • .. er PRAaHU s~ Oeed ol Tru1l The PUBLIC NOTICE will be held by the Costa meta, A 2-1 c D ~ In MMftdefy at ~ ,.. of Heiwy Jr. of New-A.P. NUMBER ·~ui ~of said oblla• ...... City Council on 0.. Mimi ~urphy. 300 E. ::. ~~.:::;.to the The IO~I arnounl ot the ..... the .......... ~Rdl~~·o~:~rNG E~~t port a .. ch, CA. Scott 425-021• 9 uons al the time ot 1n1ua1 NOTIC~I OF cambef 5, 199', at 6:30 Cout Highway 13B, New· hlQlll tot unpaid Pf'ln<lpal bal•nce ~: Tua eo.;. of San Francleco, CA, RESS 0 ,,,_,1 No • pubUca1loo of thl1 Notice 11 PUBUC SALE p.m .• or u toon thi111an11 ':1 h~hB, CA 92660 al ,: ::" oC : In~ ol the obhgatlon 1ecured ~ 9Mll, NA. • a.-~~~~ ~Rl~...JN f:: Mal ol .. .w York City, •• 5620.234.66. Pl.EASE TAKE NOTICE as poaSlble, In the Councll I "n rozo2owakl, 225 by the prope,,y 10 b ~ C10 Ga C....,.. ~" NY and Jiii Creevy ot 81428 Dale; 11110/UHM THAT N b 29 C~ of City Hall. 11 E. Fwnlield Dr., Monlaray money of lht \.k*d Slltts), all aoid and reasonable eeU· Moft88119 a.w-, Inc.. SAID LAND OR ANY OTHER Charlfftown MA Son NOTICE OF RES S FlNANCIAL on ovem " · Falt Or1Ve, Costa Mesa, on Pwk. CA 91755 noi-, ttlle, and lnltft1l. CIMMyld mated coats eJ&penaH .... -....._. '9trwev LAND, INCLUDING THE RIGHT of Ctwto1te1 (DuPont) TRUITU'S SAL• CORPORATION, a Call-~:4ai a~~~~:m·L~g1J~ the followlrQ Items: ~ bu1lnau 11 c~ to and l\O'# held by it ""4ef SliG n d adunc'u al \h ._ 1t1nw•w. CA aeot: TO WHIPSTOCK OR DIREC· · OurkM 8nd Brother ol UNDER DEED fornla Corporation .. Beach Ca (:'The pr• TOT LOT 'REPLACEMENT R I 11¥tnhailndi~ DetCI of lNlll Ill the ~ o4 ._ INtA•I pubtl· 1911. TIONAl.LY DRILL M O ... Charlolle Maeck both OF TIIUST T • mlset") the. loll I PROGRAM, PHASE I: Aas· IO 1 ant I not yet 5'l.llltd in Said ColPy Ind SU. of tN Nottce of ~ to 1M .-V.. FROM LAHD OTHER TlWf of San Francleco. CA. VOU ARI IN DEFAULT ruatM aonal ' 0 o~~ per. otutlon providing tor an ex· begun to ttamact b\nlnest and C111c11btd as lolows: as Sale 11 S2t 2.944 12 ~= olltelMd THOSE HEREINABOVE DE· Also aurvlved by UNDER A DEED OF 8r1 ANN REVERE, al the ~=ln elter ~ emption from the Amafl-:!: ::v.flclluou. name(s) more fUlly cltsc:ribed on uid In addition to cash , the by ,.. ..,... an SCRIBED. Oil OR GAS WELLS, O a u g hte r .l n·laW TRUIT DATEDM h VICll PRESIDENT, torrne<owners·possessionc-Wlth 0.N~llltlas .Act M\miM · DHdofTNSt. ru1tH will accept a.,..~ ~TUNNELSANDSHNTSINTO, Katherine Durkee 01 8 , .. ; UNLESS;~ f 7291 lrvlne aoul .. ol the ptem.ses was taiml· ~A) Acca~sfblltly Guide-Thlt -~~nt filed Tht met lddrtss and Olhlf c.1tuu·1 checlt drawn 2-....,.. 10 Uy.~ ltw THROUGli OR ACROSS THE New York City. NV, TAKll ACTION TO PRO. Vatd, l uff• 2t2, Tu• nat~. Wiii be sold at 1 ::0 ~cts~1'fr1u•a ~fi with the C04.lnty ""Ci'w1e' 01 common cltSIONllOn. ii any, o4 ~; :t~~-tr J:!~~":I ~"*'°"' ol lhla SUBSURFACE OF THE LANO Son-tn-r.w. Dr. Wiiiiam TRCT YOUR PROP· tin, CA !281049~0 ~ltc u11.cpursu1nt. to Regulallons for t1placa-Orange County on Octot>ec :-l'Ul~~allcM a atate Of federal cred~ ........ Mii M,... HEREIHABOVE DESCRIBED: fr•evyMAot Chrrles· mtTY, fT MAY .. aot.D ~:~·:'";~ :~::: :~:: I. ~w./1~,'!:r. 2 ment of tot lot equlpmen1 25, \994. FU8103 p~ ·K~ ~union 0< a checll drawn ...,_.. co_..,.. ol w -~~o~~~R~~~o:l1tv ~hl•r·ln~:!. ~~~= :uA:~:I~~~~ 7437' ~::'· 1 display cabinet. ~Isl:~=· s°:.1.=: 6'o.~sa~i:':: ~CA~ Trustet ~:g! '~': %~~=~!!~: ~ =--~~ :~LE~LLtNJ~NN~~ Weigel ol Newport NATION OF THE MA-Published Newport 2. Living Room: 1 sec· Wak1hem. and Wiison vember 2. 9, 16, 23, 1994. diSclalmS any h...w.. f« allon. uv1ng1 auocl-w~ tD NIWy BENEATH OR BEYOND THE Beach, CA. A Mamo-Beach.Costa Mesa Daily tlonal 2 cha1rs 1 end pat111. W7l ,_,..,. at!'/ atlon or uvlng1 ban the urlPlid balance ca. on rial Service will be TURK OF THE PRO. Pilot Novem~r 16 23 30 lat>le • 1 co«•· table 2 AN ORDINANCE amend-7 •ICOlltdnas Of OW stratt ad-epecihed tn section SI02 the M4• aecUf9d by Mid EXTERIOA LIMITS THEMOf. h eld on Saturday. CEEDINQ AGAINST 1994 ' ' ' china cabinets 1 plan0 1 Ing Chaptec Ill of T1\11 7 ol PUBLIC NOTICE dttu Ind Ollllf common deSIO-of the fin•ncJaf. Cod Deed o1 TNllt to wtt; AND TO REDRILl RETUNHEL.. Nov. 20 at St. Gab-VOU, VOU SHOULD . W736 aedenu ' • the Costa Mesa Municipal n&flqn,il.-.y,snownl'ltlt111. and authorlud 10 d ....,.,"1A1 p1Ya the '°'" EOUIP. MAINTAIN. REPAIR, rlel'a Church Front CONTACT A LAWY'IA 3 Master Bedroom· 1 Code by adding Articles 1 Fllll. Hl1111 ThtlDUltmOUrtOflht l#IPll4 bu1inet1 In lhi• •~I• 1 lowtf'I ....._ C0111s, DEEPEl!I AND OPERATE ANY St.. M a1lon, 'MA al NOTICE IS HEREBY PUBLIC NOTICE cablrwt. 2 night itands, 1 and 2 wt\lch would adopt FtcnnOUI IUllEIS bllance d OW~ secwtd the event tender othe upeneee and adv..-. at SUCH WELLS OR MINES. 3:00 p .M . Re la lives GIVEN that on Wednesda~. bed with headboard, 1 the mode( wltlf quality or· U. ITAR•llT b'1 !ht prctClltty !I> bl ~ lllCI lhan cnl\ la aoceple the tlMe d the tnlW .,_.... WITHOUT HOWEVER. THE and friend• Invited. 12/07/1994 at 9:15 AM. 01 c ns1224491 toveseat. f chalt, 3 tables. dlnanc. Pfopoted by th• The lolowlng l*'Son(s rusonabll tSlima9lcl costs. tl'le lrualff may withhold catl0'1 o1 tNs Noace d RIGHT TO DRILL. MINE. Vlaltlng houra are said day, It AT THE CHAP· NOTICE TO I atand Ilona 1111 place Cou~~ of Oranga,11 and ls/are dOlllQ bUslntss IS ASHE bPfnsu and advlnors al the lhe Issuance ot th .... : ........ tNlitile'• STORE EXPLORE AND OPER· omlned Donation• In MAN AVENUE ENTRANCE CREDITORS OF (ptug In) wou c1ut1 un orm HOUSE IRVINE. 6256 Sien timed the ir1illll ~ d Tru1tee•1 OHd untl hes and coab 1r1 the ATE THROUGH THE SURFACt: hla me'mory may be TO THE CMC CENTER aULK SM.& 4. Muter Bath: 1 chest. 1 ~d~ ragula~oos iJ: Palos, IM!t. CA 92715 lhe Noticed Sale is 1227,522.93 lund1 bel:ome ava1labl ~ ol ...-..11, ptu9 OR THE UPPER 500 FECT Of made 10 the Marlon BUILDING, LOCATED AT l l ECa 8104 lable I t 'u ace WI er q • ASHER STUDENT FOUNDA In addltlol'I to cash. 1111 Tru> lo the pay" Df endon ..,..,._ on CM unpllld THE SUBSURFACE OF THE Flt k C I 300 EAST CHAPMAN AV· • • 5. Dining Room· 1 dining ig:o ac on. TION, A COLORADO CORPO-let WIW ~ 1 easllltr's dltdt H a matter ot right prtnclpM bMance at IM LANO HEREINABOVE DE c1:W:'~~~ ~=· ENUE ORANGE. CA. RESS 8105 u .c .C.) room tabla, 1 . table. 6 aivJJC~llS I F.i;::,T~ER RATION, 6312 Fiddler's Gr .. drawnonut•ornallON!blnlc. Said HI• Wiii lie made UM °' l.1:21Gft. per an-SCRIBED AS RESERVED BY 2 S I St M 1on' FIN~lAl.CORPORATION Etcrow No. chalr1. 1 Nf'Mg catt and la ~I Int ': Ctcle. "20N. EOQlwood C a d'lec:k drawn by a st111 Of but w11hou1 co11enan1 or fWRI ftCMft ~ 1, t• THE IRVlNE COMPAMY A Pf ng • ar • a California eotporallon as 29411SO.ll e. Kitchen: 1 tabla. 4 P ca erest 80111 ltdtral Ctldit Ul1IOl'I or 1 dltdt warranty ... preu or 1m-to ... ol ..... plYa IC• MICHIGAN CORPOAATION. IH MA 02b731S. AtrCangh duly appointed Trus111 No~ce Is hereby given to chalra, 3 bar stools, 1 re-c::d r:;ay~ -i>Jl.:'c~ This bllSJnHS Is conoucte dllwn by a st111 « ftclt,., SI\'-plied regardin9 title, CfUecl .... ctwwea._ and DEEO RECORDED OCTO,BER mentt Y tott, a under and pursuant'° lh• cred1tor1 of the within lrigerator, 1 mlctowav• " by foundation and_,~ poueuion or encurn· advw• CM a.leltc:lliry man, Cole & Gleat pow« of aala confined In named a1hClf' that a bulk 7. laundry room: 1 f11 on Ula aforementioned SIGNED ASHER STUDE tnQS auociaclon OI • :!: brances to .. uaty tne m· la euefWft&ecl Of ~ 14• 1977 IN 80()I( 11415. PAGE Funtfal Home. War> !hat certain ONd ol Trust 11la It a.bout \o be mad• of w8ll'ler 1 dryef lem. FOUNDATION By J. c Hult lllQS IMIOS deL1edne11 secured by to~ IWtof to.... 997 Of OfflClAl RECORDS ham, MA. executed by VASUDEV D. th• HUii described e. Bade Bedroom: 2 bed•. TloF NETDH~CTIONAForsEcMEN· man Exac:u!!WDhctiw soeaffi""~~ ~~ 5102 d the uh.I Oud, aclvanc.ea YOU AM .. DIPAUl.T ANO IN DEEO RECORDED PRABHU AND SUNITA V. l*ow. 5 tmall tablet 1 bookcase HAL. Tiit ltgl51ranl c:ommenoed I ... ,... """"" •"' aulhOnlld tCI U1ereunder w•tti trotere~I u.c8 A om>~ TRUST JAHUARY 8. 198S AS INSTRU· PAASHU The narn.s and bullneu 2 che1ts. 2 chalr1. 1 televl: LENGED IN COURT, the lransact buSl!ltSS under th 40 bustnesS In lllcl Slale. In d!f H provtded therum and ~TB) '411'/ 2. 1112. IM-MENT NO as.-005730 Of Of'FI· Recorded on 03/08J1985. lddtHNt o1 the M11af are: a1on chall~• may be llmlted lo llclillous l>Uslntss namt Mlt tinder other than cash iJ the unµa1d fmuclµal ol Lia YOU TAka ACT10H CIAL RECOROS rMCEL I: In Book ol otflclal Records JUNG JA PARK, DAE 8. Study: t desk. 1 couch, ~~I~ lliMdd al ~ llstlO abow on NIA ~-flt TNSIN m1Y Wiii!-lhe Nole se'-"'"d hy s .. 1 TO ftN>TmCT YOUR EASEMENTS AS DESCRIBED IN In the County of ORANGE, HWAN KIM. and HWA JA t boo1c case, 1 tat>lt e. pu c HJ ng • This sra'9mtnl was , .. 0 wf hold IN 1SSiA11Ct of 1111 TN11tt'1 D\!ed wllh i11l"rc11 there ~TY. rT MAY M AND FOR THE PURPOSES SET at page, Racordal"a lnlttu-KIM, 575 ANTON BLVD., 10. family Room: 1 tabla == ~~~Uca °'din trll CounlV Cllrl 01 Or Deed unll4 f\#lds Decome IYlll-on H provuJecJ 111 1al IOU> AT A "*.IC ULE. FORTH IN AATICUS 11 AND Vil ment No. 85-082330, by COSTA MESA. CA. 92626 4 cNlra, 1 book e&M, 2 llv Id 1 th C ~_.!" CounttOl'I ~Mmblr g 1~ IC* tCI Irle Plyte or lndcnet u Note. '"' CM<1.1•~ &11 • YOU Nim M Of THAT CERTAIN RESTATED reason ol a bfeach or de-The location In Calilomla couches 1 pool tabla 1 9f 0 e ity c """'"'"• NOTICE ThlS F1ctJ11oii amatllfoC~ e•Pen•es ol the •ru•te UP\.AHAnoN or THE DECLARATIOHOfCOVENMTS laul\ In payment or pe<· ot IN chi.f uacutlve oftica cal:>lnet, '1 pinball machine, ~~..,Flor to, the public Stallmtllt. expires INes ';..,. StlCI Ille will lie mlde, but a11d ortne trust• cre11e *~ CW THR "'°" COHDITIOHS ANO RESTRIC: fOlmanc:e of the obllgatiOns ol the MCI« is: ume as 1 cotf" tabla. 1 large -..;:.;.., T •L O trom llt oa• II was ....., In dl0\11 CCMIWC °' -by H id Deed ot l ru11 caDIMO AGAMT YOU, TIONS RECORDED u •y 23 aecured U\ef1by, lnclud~ above radlo/turntat>la ~· • "" Lt TT, ,.__ '"""' ~ __;;;:;,•"1• S.rra•.o R1tcoo111rya1~ YOU IHOULD OONTAICT A ""' • \hat breach or dafautt. No-Al listed by Iha Miier all 11 Mlscellanaous· Lamps Deputf City Clerk u ....... ol l!le County Clef'll A lie tlQl'tSS or~·...-.,..__"' lilt. Company as u1d Trull LAWVBt. 19&4 AS INSTRUMENT ltO 14- tlce of which wu recorded olher t>utiness namn ~ bedding llnens Pictures' Published Newport ftCIJllous Buslnlss Nrme Sta po$$tSSIOn °' tncuml1i1ncu, to ee 4900 R1ory1 .. d Q4E ~ Mcwtpee 2\4034 Of DfflCIAL RECORDS 08/25/1993 u Rac0<dar'a adcltesse1 used by the books, '1m111 ippllances: Beach-Coita Mesa Daily :;:1 ;;:s~ 11111 d belOfl 1111 ~sa!o ~~'! ~ F\Pad. Suite .llHll lrt11111 TNllt ~ leMc:M, -. ~SAID COUNTY The proptrly Jn1trument No. 93-0572580, seller wltNn UvM ye111 be--COOkware, dishes. utens!ls Pilot November 23 1994 d t ·-, ...... ~11 l'lls sta~ ~ ....... ....:.._-,._ __..... dale CA !l 17Ui> 1111 e • tNlllM, lllctlMI Oar· ... dress and 01t1t1 common ~ Boot! at Page. WIU lore the dale auch bl wu clolhlng peraona1 ettects' • · oes no o ·-IUlhor\ZI ... r • ....,, ...... st u ,....._ 11"41370. By Carol W1<.., dMf, . ..,.. Truat ..,_... Oestgll.ltlon It 111y. ol trll rtll liiiii••ll SEU AT PUBUC AUCTION sent or defiYe<ed 10 the acc. ' ' W744 In lllls sta• ot a Flctlllou ttleft111. and IN lll'tOll4 pi1ncipll 1und, Vtce Preti dent ... 4.o .......... properly CllSalbeO lbM Is NC 1 • -TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER bWer 11•: noM DATIDr Nov.mber PUBLIC NOTICE Bllmm H"'1e In Violition o fie rdl MQll'td by Mid dlld Datetl 11107119ll4 '*'-"· ..,. ...._.to. purpo<"4 10 bl 2\06 VISTA ..,...._ FOR CASH. lawful mane)' The namee and but#leu 10 1994 . • rights ol l/IOllltf un wllll 11111f'tll lht1'Gll • lltlMdtd ASAP144541 CA t:MOM ea, ,., .... LAREDO. HtWPORT BEACH. CA c;iO-•l•L"'I~~ of t"9 Unleea S1a&ea evl-ackl1aaM1ofthebu)'erara: LAW OFFICll OF c na121781' deral Sta•. or common tnsaiONoet.-..d\llVlllnd ttll6,tt12:J,1ttJO ...rL~: t.o~92660TheundlrsignedTMlN -Q-. w-z:.F dance by a Cu hler'a SEONQ UEON PARK. MICHAEL Q YORK Flotltloua See Sac1loll \4400 It saq u;INUol l10,... lndolfll -·auc -1e1 to, 1... dlsc:lalms any~ IOI any In· -Cheelc drawn on. Mat• or CHRISTINA SHIN PARK. • ' • •".an. .. Nam USllllSS and Professions ctt*d ~ said Oetd oC r111 -· ~44720 oorrdlen ol lie property acl· _,...__ natloNlblnlc,orttleeqlAY-S7SANTONBlVD.,COSTA WI .. CHAIL o. •tat t. Oda) rust NOTICa~ 1f121,f1110.t217 drmandollercommondts· _..... alenltheraof,dnrwnonany MESA,CA.9262$ YORK. t300 Dove .men tFJmg Dllllt1V1&'\114 nation tt h .. ~ ..... --oth« flnanclal lnltlMlon Theaaaetslobetoldate l t r••t, aulte 200, The~par.ontar• Newport8-ft..Costa lllTNllTDBDwiw. ~IA.Le11 "11UCNOTICE llt&otil.-n~nlso~~'; .. ~ ril!lti!iin tpeClfled In NCtlon 5102 ol dffcrlbed In geMfll u · Newport 8eac h CA doloQ ..... s nau as: Dallv Pllo 1'1' LORGE,....,.,~ •--lfi• Callfomla Financial FURNITURE, FIXTURES •:aeeo C7 14) a2Ma4. ab "SEACllFFE MOBILE CN217 lflNTllGrON 8fAClt CA "'gt ~ LOAH. 002987·6/LAVER balallol OI lllt OOllOdon ... ~~u!.edst!:a ~ ~fM\001P~gtg0w,t~· Publl•h•d Newport ~Uf"}~ .ft::s. ~ ~~ Nov16.23.300tc7 t11'JMMltt 0no.c1~~1~ttM• ~~J:1j16 ~·~::i:~~a:' Callfonh. ALL PAYA8l.E LEASEHOLO IMPROVE; Beacn.COtta M... Dally Fl""'1th Street. Nt'Wport "11UC NOTICI BY: WTC>ELL J. MlET. ASST. M• flM a.~ flloft-AP. NUMBER «0.344-35 and •anots It Iii AT THE TIME ~ SALE. al MENT COVENANT NOT TO Pilot Novambet 18, 23. BMch. CA 883 MCf l'RESIJBIT .... TNll Deed a.rw:.., NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S SALE of Ille Initial rbbllon of f'lont, tNa and inWMt held COMPETE Md.,. located 1&e4. . Moun-Shung Chi, 1523 fllll.fV1171 SIS 11WSTDEED#f7WafK lftc. aa n.lae °' ~ UtlDERDEEDOffRUST Nob o s.lt Is byllaarn.tM,lnlhalraal It: 575 AHTON BLVD., tu742 ~ ... Drive, Corona Ftc:TmOUl•HIPI C221754 eornu...ot .. 1111 ........ YOUARElfllDEFAULTUNOERA ,7148-4 In acldlllon to PfOP8ftY altuated In Mid COSTA MESA. CA~ --· ""'92S25 .. ITATHmfT 11123, 111.10, 1t'7. 1114 T ....... "' """ c...... DEED Of TRUST, DATED M· • lllt Truslll .. 8Cl»Pf. Coun1y and state, d• The ~ w UMCf PUBLIC NOllCI ~ Chi, 1523 Sand· Tiie '°'°""'G Ptrlon(s Deed ol nu.t ••*"llM ~ gust 17 1990 UNUSS YOU tilenel** drawn on 111'11 •••iiiiiiillll••1ecr1t1ec1 • touowa: PAA-by thl ...., aa thet loca-::SCA~ Corona dat Islar• dotlQ bltslnm •. "OIAl· PVIUC MOTICI ~...:..::w-=. TAl<i ACTION ° TO PROTECT ndonll !IW, a Cl** c1r1wn STARTING 'ANEW BUSINESS?? au'o'°" COURT Thli butlneH la con-·SANDWICH". 7!51-G NOTICE OF 1RUSfEE·s ........ ........ .. YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE Ulltl Ol ltdlral ctldll union OP CAIJ'°"MIA, duCaed tw: e butlneu trust Cit, HlltllnQton lllldl, CA SALE tJHOER OHO _.. • Jotnt T...,.. _. SOLO AT A PU8LIC SALE IF I Cl** o,.._. by a .-01 COUM1Y Of' ORANG• TVPe of eu.ine.s: MO. Bl.AKE HOOGl.ANO, 27111\ OF TRUST reconlad '411'/ 1~ t• aa YOU NEED N4 EXPLANATION ltcWll 11Ntnos and io.t .. M1 The Cltw DrM 81UHoME PARK Plciflc Ht!Qflll DIM. M T f No 107319 1M11ru• 111t M. 11 tllln Of THE NATURE Of lliE PRO. ciltlon, Ntlngl llSOClllOn 01 Peet 0Mee ... t4t7t The regl1trant(1) c~ .CA~ Loan No t34002t 1i11 .... -.... -Oiii:iii CEEOING ~ST YOU, YOU wMot blnlt IP'Cfflld In Sec> Onftee, CA mencld lo tranaect bue$. .,.__,, • cono A P NumlMtf 01·1•2·20 ....... . fl or._. SHOULD CONTACT A l.AWV(R ~ 5'102 of fie FNlcMI Code 91et,.tH1 nMI ~ the Fictllloue ,.~r"104MdUll YOU AAE IN DffAUl Cioullly, ~ ... NOTICE Is tltrtbt ONen Ila\ Ind .IUtlOrtM IO do~ ... THS llATTSll OF llutlneM Hame(1) l*<S .....c llllM Hougllllcl UNOUI A OU D 0 __.... to .... _.,. OOALITY lOM SERVICE In I*"* kl flUMftl ..,._ TH• P•TITtON TO abCN9 on: Nowmber 1979 fte0ialr111~.~~ yet blgu TAUSl OA TIED July U ..._. fll ~ ... -.. CORP. • ..... or tuCCe110f otw f*1 Cllll la ICICICIM lie CNAMQ& TH• .... =ctCN lrlnuct -uncltf 1191, UNLESS YOU l AI< ..................... tllltM or IU--ltd rvs .. tnm.e """ Wll\llotd .. . OP AMI.....,...., P• ~ "' Med Isled~ ~ :8J;.0:'..~A:,"?,'~~ ~·.: '-':.,-; ~t to .. Olld of Truat su.Q of h TMtle't Olld ttta.n.r • ..... , Alen wtlf\ IN County Citfk ~ Thll 11*nlnl WIS NICI 91111 8E 50\0 Al A 'PUBLI 1i11 a.all ~ ..... ~ el a. lllQl'94 ~ ROY GARY l.AVER 1111• ~ OtCOIM MllMl • GIHHftll 11._ Orange County on OctObet Coul!IY ~ ol SALE tf YOU NUO A ml ....._ ef ... M D SHAA<ltt ISOIEllE lAVEll lie ~ Of ~ • t CAS• NUll8D lt, lit4 OIUllY on"°""* 9 ltlM f)IPl ANA l ION Of TH c...ev .. ... _. ttUSIMO M D Wlft AS JOINT ft\allW Of ~I Slllt .. wl !It At78700 Ft.HUG NOTICE·lll• flellloi. NAlURE Of' l HE PRO ................. DeM .. TtJIANTS Ind AIC«dtcl on rnaclt. bUt wlllOUt ~or OAOD TO 8ftOW PYtrilhed Newport hac:n. '*°'*'' .._ lilt ,._. CUOtNO AOAtNSl YOO T,._. ... 11 pt111k ..._ OMM/1990 • lfltl'UIMnt Mo. WTlll-. ....-OI ...... CAUIR ~ CMAllQa co.& ..... Diily Not No-lie ... 7i--_, Ill YOU SHOULO CONT ACT . fw CM11, ........ ~ .i 90--471323 of Ofllall rtCOrOt In flPOlno ... ~ 11 111 Cf\ Of OP NW Ytmbar t. 18, 2), 30, ltlM. of-:.:=:~ l=: la hereby Qt :: :== :..~ :::~ :::. :. tnMttllnm ..,:,., '*:/.:: Alan~~ W7'3 must Dt lllCI lllfort t.ffano Reconvwy ._ .. .. c.... fomll. oWICI Pt1t1UMf llO.,. No-DIM. ...._ ~. HAVE rtLEO A PETll'lON 'UIUC NOTICE Tiit ""9 of lllt Coenpauy, .. true•· CM.. I, JW CMc 06 b Of lllllllll lftf Eldoll ID .., ....,.. • Pf~ F 0 A AN OA DE A TO Oii not Of ... .,.._ lie ' °' eucc.e.aot ltu.... Dr W, ... a.. c:amr..... Sell ..,.,,,_ rtCot• '*-· '"41 l'9 ...... llrildl* CHANOE NAMES FROM FloUU.. In M "* Of I ~ aubeUluted tf"tti 4 al .... fllM, ..... llt-Ol/1"19'1 • llllhmeftt Mo ~Of l'9 .... _,,., llJ Jaffra y Ale n Oro a-11u.-.. ...... Nlmt In....,,, Nt~ec~"i,. ~ =--=-~·19'..:, = 91·:,-42.,~L-:r"' At-• 0.. .. """"' '*'°" :::-TO Jaflray Alan The ~ant ..,'1':..°' or"::.o,. °'* • ..._ an """*' .._. _, Tnill Ill .. ,_. :,Mlt4 al 1000 A~ •: ~ "'.:.:-0. ": It le~ ordered that ~=:!S*tOM we S. Sedloft. t4400 If-.. owtan "•cord • ..er ......., 111 ... FIQfTOFTHERMllOUS AT .,...., .. .,,..~ .... ·-..... , ..._"' --at; .....,. · 1IZll•llt, tn llooll WA, ~ .. ... ... .,.. "' al p«tene ........... In e) A..£.1 .. b) AUTOMOTIVE Md Pror.1to• N.'A, •• M T Ill·_..._ nm ..... ,,.... MUI EllTll'f AMA TO •O..otTnlll .. "** ..,._ '*°'9 IXPORTI tNTIRNA-~ I IU o l OU tcle t ...... ...... THE fllACH'Tl4CMC CftlTfA Dllliif· f1/17/1 ... ~::;:,:,:::---=~:hen::~ co:r\..., ~~= Lae•-:=.A:..,.:=~~~~l==-Coult • ~ CA-1 eountr. C.lltor· f1f1!""" --.. AUCTION TO M "8111T lAIT FOU1WH ITRHT. IEC- lijili.,_.. • "'°"" lllaCM Molwa MarMll Olegadro. Md~ .. ..__ .._ ..... I .. 1' .......... RM CAIN~• OM)F\.OOfl MITA-CA l>r' t4, 1111, .. 1:00 t1 .. ~" AW9~ ._, of O.teull a nd"" ii R • 11• lll11Mof•111...,...., (71=~ ododl pa, Ind ..._ .. .._Nia.. CA.11)'41 .....,_ to ... ....,.. _.. .... -11 of l'9 Ulllttll _,_ 11 ~ THEMM LL :::.:_,-::P~ • .,,.: ~~· ~ ,_, .... ....,,,. .. ~Al I ... -' llllM .. Mf --~II TMT•CMTMY "----------------------------' b CfW"9 d,......,..... W1 ~ ~.:m ,'" ~-_.. ;::..-, = 'Z ~--.. ~~1'l/t/t4 COSTA KUA 1024 ........ 39d-2ba R2 Bulld a etla IOI. S231.000 Cell 714 • , -- '.:. .... . ,. I I • J~,...,, • • I·~· I I I I :J .. , I I 1 l., . .,_,_ ' tT ,.,., .... : Cl ' t I I ' ~ J ....... ' ~ ,) -~ -.. ,,,. ' ,,.,~ . I 'I I ·~ II MIOIDIO II -Ii ·~~ 114090 Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Morday-Friday DAILY PILOT DIADUNIS Monday ............ Friday 5:~ Tuesday ............. Monday 5:CX¥n Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:~ Th~y ........... Wedoesday 5~ Friday ................ Thwsday 5:<X¥n llYPllO• (714) 642-5678 BY FAX (714) 631-6594 (Ple.ase include your name and phone nwnbeJ' and we11 call you back with a price quo<e.) BYM•• Oil• • UDN: 330 W$ Bay Street ~Mesa, CA 9UJT7 Cooxr d Newpmt BM!&: Bay St. GARAGE SALE . --·HINTS Before your garage sale place a garage sale sign where it win be seen . Make sure you follow all city ordinances and any association rules. GENERAL POU CY Rates and dead1ines are subject to change without nouce. The publisher reserves the right to cen or, reclas_,$.ify, revise or reject any c1assificd advertisement. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the • cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credn can only be allowed for the first insertion. Llvtl GIRLS 1.0M·1 1-eQ0.556-1 130 Inst Cteo 10711-1~1-8771 3 .99 min, 11- • I o'l .... , " ' H , ,, H . ' .. t , .. ' ... .. I• .... ,, 1 H .. " .~ .... - .J :> .. :: " .. .... ) ~ . • .. l . I Alphc • • • 1 ,._ v--., I -1 ---.I .._. • Now9mber 23, 1884 TODAY'S CRoSSwoRD PUZZLE - 88 W'.odloMf'S 12 CoNlal1f e4 Wek:hband ~~lll ... 81 AlpwW hetoine 81 Anlmal"I hoft'9 70 Juan'• ..,.., 71 Meadow 72 Therefore 73 C"'1a1mu song DOWN 1 -(IOwn. get llrict 2 LWlUIV C8r8 3 Manifest 4 Conliled i~noc 7 Where Japan II 8 V·shlped cut 9 Raise I baby bitd 10 -of lhumb l) See(ll 15 Saga 16 Denominalion 21 Eaqte's nest 23 Diving birds 26 F neod. Sp. 211 w .. lds 30 Glances OV8f 32 P\.llVerize 33 Robin Hood's weapon 34~ad -35 Egos' counlerpartS 36 Clumsy one slang 38 Many limes 39 -premium: scarce 40 PhlldelpN Flyers Ofg. 43 Deceptive move 45 Intend 46 MUSIC conductor 48 Perleci plaoe so Cut 51 Poker Slake 52 Hazard 54 -ol lhe ball 56 City on 1"-Nile 57 Wise a.aytng 58 Austrian AIJ>s 60 Flbricaled 61 Char 63 VNacllY 66 Sticky fruit KEEP YOUR LINE8 OPEN Oek.,..... ..... ti, plue chlM OllblM& •• cNn. llOO. 7104171 Both vuJ~ North dea1.a.. NORTH .aK71 Q KJ 0 QJ 1088 •A 108 SOtml •J 108 c::>AQlO <>Kl4 2 •KQ8 EAST •AQeJ3 0 875 0 7 •J94t The bidding: NORTH £AST SOl1l'll WEST JO p-2NT p._ 3NT P ... P... Pua th;t(a!~~C: ~-~o~~:u::: .,:::~.:. . ., ~ in the minors -South's fail. lablea e1e71i'M3.o ure to bid a in.;or at the on•level •Qltffe..d no four-card auiL Since •llOUll PULL• Wea would need a ioc. or help fl"Om c"1ppandatt1 dining IOOlft ..... 10 W/twl-par1.Der \0 Ml up and run heart&, fet a 4-CIOCW ot*- &be deleDder elected instead &o lead c a b I n • t I 2 4 O O • the short.er major in the hope o L.Mlhar +pc den Ml lindinc part.ntr'1 .Wt. s1soo. Charry 4o-poetr The operation WU aueceuful, but bedroom ... l17IO. the .,-tient died. &nee the openinc UnuMd. 714-UMWI lead marked East for 1pade lmflb WTAU and both miuin1 bonon, declarer Sora. love aeat • made • good play by rising with chair, unuaed, 11500/ dummy'• ldn1. Eau wu delighted obo. 714-121-3177 to capture the monarch with the 1166H AOiil FOAA ace -aft.tr all, haven't Sharif and Previously dlspta~. Hinch on numerous occuion1 LIKE N~W. S0-70% atreHed that acee were made t.o below builder Whlaale. capture kings -and the defenae RUF Co. 250-41M Tu-waa dead. Fri t ::JO.S:30, Sat 1().3. --------·• •aa C•NTURY LTD OOOd cond, 1 owner. always garaged. 11876/obO. 548.()812 9075 -------- 8111 '93 EconoUne 150 Van -------- •HOLIDAY ULll• Children• clothing holiday bool(a and novefty Items. Friday 11 ·25, 9:00.,.:00pm 2~ Bayfarm Place. Santa Ana Heights. Specla l handicap equipment. Under 81< mlle1. A/C, AJI Power, AM/FM CaH. Mint Cond. Under warranty. $30,000 Obo 722·1773 Opening lead~ Nine of• HM! East taken some time before 17791 Skypark. IMne PIU TO YOU 8022 For a military fony &o be aucceu-playinr to the fint trick, the win· Off whit• eohll\OYeaeat, •••••••• ful, it is euential that lines of com· · d fi ould h bee Jitnt cond must Mii 1988 MUaTANG LX POL and mint Interior, new tlrH. Calif smog. $4000. Call Devin 714- 557-1020 munication and supply be kept =~po~ ~=t':hould b°':ve al~o:!3 1450/obo.' 1e<>-8404 PR•• to G,..t Low-1TIAN•••S•PO•l•T•A•TI•O•N open. The same applies to • bridge th.e k.in1 of apa~es to win the first WllnUt traditional baa. ~'!~ :C,~;!~.• ~K~: l-------- cam.sJ::"tf1;as not deliahted with the tnck, encouraging partner by fol· room ••t, queen reg. Chow..Chowa. --------ISUZU 9100 • lowing with the aix... Declare.r cannot headboard, trlple Aftec:Uonate, playful. BOATS 7011 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 'ump lo two no trump without a come to nine tricks without dia-drMMf w/2 mltrora, 2 hllarloua. Male, red, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii t.rue stopper in spades. Any other d b • nightstand• S500 t ut ed 6 F •ea IMPULSE Auto A/C h uJ mon s, ut as soon as the suit is C 11 78tMM7e no ne ., • yra. • 18 FT flb«glau bay P/B P/S AM/FM caas. action, owever, was going to res t led West. can win with the ace and a male, black, •payed, la.unch. New suu~ Steceo CIC & Tiit Sier· in misdeacribing a perfectly bal-rt d d r ·-L-5yra Oarllng person-l di I l reve ~ spa es. an aour. tli~ in alltl~a. Owner d• dop,k •B .. uten11g1•1 • Ing. 8SK Xlnt Cond.I ance: ;!:~~i.;~orth'a raise to th.a t iwt complete declarers roul llEltCBANDISE ceased; la1t wish waa ec •· ea u Sllp $4100 OBO 646-8452 ...,-.. ..... -..-.._...,...._ _________________ _,MISC. 8015 that they stay to-avail. s~eoo. 675-7939 gether, may be 1eper· SAllOT 75 8 fl. Flber·1--------- ated If necesaary. glasa. Avail w/1hore JEEP 9110 EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 6010 ESTATE IALEUI Plea .. call DQnna mooring. Best otferlliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5530 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I Whlt.waahed carved Palleraon 8am·Noon 714·548-7949 l;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SANTA SHOPS AT -----•-._ .. ,_ w/-··· 714-587·7878 •aa Commando Con· 11 QMNDllA'a .....,...,... ....,_ "-vertlble. Good cond, PRINTING TELEMARKETERS COTT.a"'• ble '300, French s>aT· -------•POWER BOATS run• good. $3200/ A-lor cabinet w/matble bo •50-2474 ur-.nlte Operators & Rellable person to for bea~tlful antlquH S800, old master• JEWELRY, FURS 7012 ° ·" PreM Persona worl( evenings at local & collectlbles at r••· Dutch palnUnga w/8• • ART 6025 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Community newspa· office. No Hlllng. Sim· aonabl• prices. 1660 roque frames . 28 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 18' c .. aafc Hud1on -.. -.-.,D-A ____ 9_1_2_5 per H•k• Urbanite ply conduct a survey Santa Ana Ave., Co1ta bronzes 10"·7' Incl Bay Packet. Xlnt cond. iiDUM.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii operator with 5 years and Ht appts for our Mesa (8CIOU lrom Ross) llleal%e horse by Christmas for Special New gray marine eng. operating experience sales llaff. Great Victorian Fumlturet Houston. 8' Blind Jus.• Peraonl Unusual lg For Info. 645·7967 90 RX7 .QLX Loaded, & Urbanite press per· working environment. etagere marble \able tlce, 8' Diana, Mongo-opal iurrounded by Xlnt Cond., Well main· aon with 5 years ex.,._ 1Mmumst•dblaetealybleFotor m•0tarrt• rocker: slant froni llan slave table, 2 dl1tmonda. 266-0546 -SAIL--1-0-A-T_S___ al / k rlence. Only those · dHk, Motowate, lu• bronze nude ladlH pag., 7014 t ned l-owner·n •m r with Urbanite expe· Info call Joanne tres. glrandokta. 71._ table, bronze anget ta· $9995. 714-509-7639 rlence need apply. Anderson at 540-7602. 840-6914 after 5 blH by Moreau, Ivory Golden •Sabi• full 24 ERICKSON Send rHume or apply lnci 4, pagodas net· length coat IZ·1 O Fbced k 1 ood 11 In person al: -E-MP-1-0-'Bm--NT---·--------auk••, ~ horda, ~-Wht Fox Jekel Lein S:!.' ~lllt S~~c:; MERCEDES 9130 APPLIAKQS-8011 rosewood tablu' az 10 $1000. Raccoon takes! •7"'-2837 Dan CALIFORNIA SERVICES 5533 planter stand• china full length coal az-8 .,,----"-""----COMMUNITY NEWS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim cabinet, bar, s'cr .. ni. $1000. Red Fox Vest CAL 29, 7.5 Honda, '73 450 BL Road1ler/ 3424 San Fernando Rd. Frigidaire W••h•r/ Iota of Jade caNlnga w/hat/glovH n·1 o VHF, Loran, 3 sails, hatdlop. All orig. >lint Sufi• 4 •••••••• th~!' S4001.yr 0P1ald.r. 12L•50H e pea of •-.cry, No S500. 922-0390 depth, good cond. cond. $10,995. Call Los Angeles, CA 90065 Please be aware that -· reasonabl~~fi., re-S2100. 31()..435-7094 675-7939 (Tybum & San Fernando) the ll1Ung1 In thla cat· waeher only. Also, fused 1240 L""•n #I Mirror, beautlfully x2S5: 714-960-3664 EOE/M/F/V/H egory may require you home gym, atep ma· · --• etched w/1hlp, exe, to call a 900 number chine, exercise bike Coata Mesa. 444-1112 $850. Call 67S-8033 --------MG -------------------------•RDA W/5yrs Ex Wanled In which there la a 842-0160 after 10am. FALL l'IRaWOOD SPE!D le for Prlv N Bch Restor cnarge per mlnule. SPllCIAL s.&aoned --------•Sia BOATS 7016 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9140 Dent Office. FIT & --------cneUT'PrtDw: 60l4 wood, frM delivery. OFFICE '77 M Q 8 Conw't IMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT rMPLOYMENT Benefits 948·5802 DOMESTICS 5540 .-v~n&& v~ Order ~fore Dee. 10 t:Tnt'lln'P'fTnr le 4-Spd 00. Good Int./ ii; A al E t t for thl1 low price. .-vau11u v.u. •1988 22fl Ski Boal• body Runs Graatl 5530 5530 5530 • s a• $150/cord, HO/half EQUIPMENT 6047 5.7 lltr• V-8, King s14so Obo. 531.J;49 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .... llTAftlMa Newport Beach·Shr 38d M • cord. 714-768-8635 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Cobra 0 /0 , low profile ¢MILD CARE needed, Make • 100 a day P•••• Brawo Is look· Busy Wllr-t\ IOCalon. w/lots 01 xtra•. Ilk• 0 v I n g Ju .. In t"-.-for v--.1 ROS .... OOD DESK hull, Ju it serviced., ________ _ Cd I f C S ERS • plln For ...........__ dinner. JacuuJ $500 --...... new contcoller/BlmlnV VOLVO 9230 8·yr-old girl In M 6am-noon screening ng or A HI CCllt1> II . •-......, mo. 675-0840 s I I BUDDY AL battery· Oval, w/matchlng er• upholstery. Great ski hm. 2:3<Hl:30pm M·F. cuslomera for our DRIVERS (must be Cll Ron TIV!or. :I a 81 powrd truck for your denza. cuatom. $1200/ boal·fast-looks greaL liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Own tran1. 760-8466 sale• 1eam. No exp over 18), $5-$5.50/ n."'1fl,... Everything truck-CSrMng tOddler. obo. Mark 643--0300 Turn key rea"y to go 70"2365 CM hr+llps Al•o looking · ... ~ · '79 264GL Auto-6 ~yl ComDIUter Graphics nee. .,.. · ~ & .... Uk• new. rarely used. s11.ooo 964-4267/291· " LI for COOKS & Kitchen ..,.n.,.%0 MERCHANDISE Pd $250, sac $l50. --------• 9241pgr A/C, 4-dr, Pwr. wnd, ~!bee~• 7°2~se:ork. Marketing Al1l1tant rn•lppe~~°'. 1~~4 ~~ 73-7JIO Goes For e-.7411/cl ~708/e PETS. :~so 1:~!!1;·63~~:14~1 ---------• Desktop ~bllshlng -11 UT•••" r 6049 HARDWARE·EXP'D Macintosh experience Ave., Newport Beach. RECEPTIONIST CHEAP I PLANT &Al.a ACRaa .n.&u.1~ MARINE SLIPS PT/FT-Savannah'• a mu1t11 s. Lennon---------•U'l'TQUES •010 Xmaa tr ... potted g.g• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilDO,."r 7022 --------Harctwate, 2000 Bal· 759-3782 Gii, Amm(I Sunday only· Typing, .n.&1I&& u Waht/Oryr, dbl door $40. Cttn.la, avocado•· ~ VOWWAGEN 9235 boa Blvd, Blvd. .,,,...,,,,,..-------,....--vrr• flUng, W/P. Muat have iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii refrlg, kllng u bed, trult.lng 110. Herb• $1. ADOPT~PET --------·• P/T MAJOR PROOUC· xlnt comm/PR aklUa. •BUYING ITElll* Southweelem couch, GaJlon junlP.,a $1. Every Sat & Suri at Balboa laland land TION SEEKS ALL H.B. Ins. AIJcr• Medical ofc exp pd '3000; WUI ••II for Shade, pine, c;ypreaa PETSMART, Foun1a1n mOOl'lng-boat '°'rent. 1 Chances are you will find what you need at the price you want to pay when you read Cl8Hlfled dally 842·5878 TYPES OF PEOPLE 2 off m.-..... prerd. MHa Conval ~..!~=~u': $400. M2-4450 or 4-9' $10. 909-674-9422 Valley. Puppies, kit· Xlnt locatlon North FOR WORK THAU yrs .. eq>.teq.nMIC, Hosp. (714) 548·5584 ,... ... , S48-9•87 tens and more, all Bay. 818·792·3270 T E EW y hlt~nnn •• .....4 Prn contents. Immediate H N EARi """t"~ m.iau proc . .._. teq.•-5--11-, .. -U-0-1-().-V-ID_E_ cash, tops. 873-6223 Aak l'orz aKJP looking ror loving, car· 31 o.358-6508 $12001-A 842•7859 alt " 0 Can't ... m to Ing homH. CALL 241 • PIT SECTY.'/RECEPT """ Seeking career· Good jobs Formal cherry Queen get to ~oae 0317 tor more Info. '• ---------minded Individual ln-Archllecture office. terHted In all aspects ttllable scnicrs Anne dining, ... ta 8, repair • CAT HOUSES Perm PIT posit avail In of AV b\f•ln••• neat Jntercsllnc tblnp full china, brakefront 8(0Ynd the house? Quality aniall & big ~ewport Center Oe-Overstocked with SC Plaza. 557·7370 & Mrver. '520(). 84+ L-" the Claaal._ _ _. 722 .. 790 sign Plaza. Macintosh stuff? to buy eeeo or •"9• 759-8388 •• , .... exp, Macwrlte & Excel A call to SECRETARY FIT Whether you're buying Service Dlrecto1Y Save abused and mandllory. Mon-Wed Classified For CM car parts bu1I-It's :all there or HUlng, Classlfled help you t\nd abandoned pe'9. Be a 8anH!pm. Call Kris or wlll help neaa. Exp w/comput-every d:iy covers all your needal volunteer/foster. Call Louise at 729-9250 e42•5878 •rs req'd. 631-4194 in O:usirlcd rellabla h~. 714-859-2704. Coodjobs rtllablt suvlCH l11trnstlns lhlaas to buy Jl's all cherc C\-Cry day in Cl:mificd •e9 BA.IA auo very good cond. White. , $3000. C•ll Pete 675·2837 AUTOS WAlfTED 9246 NEED Car Nowl Low mlleage, American rN1d•90'1 style, pri- vate patty 650-1628 . -----•I CARPET CLEANlNC DOORS 3580 PLOOR INSTALL JEWELRY 3890 TRANSLATOR/ SERVICE CLEANING 3515 SERVICES 3 548 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I REPJUlS 3620 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TUTOR 3927 pmECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil An experienced William Harold.,._...,.. PUIUC NOTICE KOLMAN PAINTING ENOCH'S PLUM•tNG •-••••••••! CARPET 1 UPHOLSTERY Houaa & Office BHl ,d ependable door **Vln~I Hardwood Walch & jewelry repalr The Cellf. PWbtlC Ulill-Int/Ext Oual work Dralna/Remodela/R• Carpet repairs. profH· Prlc•B•at Work I t Oyr hanger· Guar work, Ceramic Marble Sub AntlqlHl/flne J.welry 11.. Commleak>n RE· Reu. prices Pa Ir• · L 158 O 5 2 6 alonally done. 20 yrs. Exp. Reta. Fr" E•L reaa. Don 521"8910 Floor Repair, Carpet. 8uy/llll/lrlcle 973-o385 QUIRES lhal a1 uMd Bond/Ina since '78. aoo.e39-3140 IDDmONS exp. Sr dlac. 775-6380 +Lupe 550-0704+ Uc. Bond 943-3882 hou .. hold good• L.S18517 Fr" Est ARNI• aMITH UMODWNG 3410 RELIABLE HOUSI! DRIVEWAYS 3585 LANDSCAPE• mover• print their 848 80~3 24hra Plumbing & Rooter·Uc . SPANISH/ENGLISH Native So. Amerlc:M. Valed&ctorl.,. US Collage. Suaana 973-7409 • iiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij--------CLEANING. BY THE u11uny -•u 3710 T Bttftl ,.••111 3808 P.U.C. Cal T number, RAIN80W Clrcla llabtt. All replping, lnstalla· CARPET INSTALL D.n.&11&.1 auu• wnwn __... llmo1 and chauffeurs p~ lnl/En HouMI \Ion & drains 530-0700 •-~-e-E _____ _ ..... Conatructlon • Dll:DBT9$ 3516 DAY. XLNT REFS! LIKE-NU CONCRETE print th.W T.C.P. num-h.L Oual. Job. Free Ht. •l!X QUICK• &Ar;; •Addition .. bath remodel .&Ua""AU\ YOLANDA 631·5967 New process remove ..... s·eRVICES •PaUos• kitchen remodel olVrust atalna Cr•ck "' ... 9'enl•I Pte,.rtlea .. alo Yard Melnt. b« In all advertl.. St. llcl 569897 638-8888 Uttl• big anak• from !AO 3929 Paint.Carpentry· Lawn• C......,pa "*"-· If you have • $9.50. Toilet or faucett 1~~~iiiiii~iiii~ii ~~ t.~'1.J'11~:..~ ~·~:;: c;:'r~:!,. COMPUTERS 3556 rf>f Fr" Eat 7 60-3427 ~~a1194ai:~~ ~':..!.":::a .. ~( ::u: a~~~~ PIANO • VOCAL ret>uUd $38.50. c1ean '"a1a Mike'• Tr .. awo or realretchlng·Loweat ELECTlU,.11 " 3 .. 10 or chauffeur, call: LESSONS all dra~na 188·60· Tree trlmng/removal, prices on new carpet. Buying A Computert --u Carpentry, roofing, AllAMefloan Lawn c.re ~bllc UtlUtl.. 3868 Fr" Eat 14-444-4500 clean-up. 16yra In CM. (7t4J 931-0312 Confused? Full Serv. plum bing, drywall, Malnt .• eodctlng, ltflga. Commlaalon TH& LOCAL PLUM8U Fr" HJ. 950.0270 We help you buy right A-1 •teotrlca& Work stucco, palntlng, Ille, don, Clean-4.lpa. owner 714-6158-4\5\ Qottuao Mualc StUdlo .. Wiiiiam Blngtl1 Co.·•---------We Ht Up. train you. Dunc:an ConstrucUOn eM<:trlcal. Jim 641-74M Operated 780-7773 a=: On ..... ,.,~.. A)I agee 5 to adult •Inc:• 1947·W• ., ••• W'llTT PINGJWORO PROC. CBILD CARE 3536 Ton~ 723-198S Oulc:k Responae HANDYMAN Carpen-•Hllne'• "-tcleoepe --'" lnnl ' taulc8 cloH u your phone. Aw. Local Uc. 9S0.7042 try, tile, plumbing &. Maln1enanc:e. A pro-Lowaet. Storage, p<of. beg =-~~7 Llf476000 675-9304 COVERINGS 3932 Repona & resumH. Hardware•Software • •cEY•S•ELECTRIC roof. 25yr1 exp w/refa. feaak>nal~•· X~ rep. 1 hr min. Int. --------·•---------lii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sec'I, FAX LP. Olflce CULTU•• ........ NY I st llatlon & c.-t -7 ._...... T117."''" v·'""' -··7030 p••Mo Beol nl ... ServlcH.CM 642-0842 wmanar: Loo~ for p'C.~ows s~tP 25 yrs exp. Free ••t. Jerry Bell 7-0 *94~* -· , ..... _.,.. · Adv~ed. '"11'!.°g!;.u ROOFING 3910 CuatoM Wei......., famlly w/klda age&+ Disc. w/ad 964-3317 ReaJComm. Sr dl9c. iiiWPOiif i GiiiDiil MAINT£NANCE•---------Teacher cenlfled. atrlpplng/Palntln• ,. • •eERS a..... ~""335 FREE PC Buy-·• Info Ltf 238300 842-eMe ORANG• COUNTY 23yn CM-He ..,,. TrM PAINTING 3858 J~-•f-, ...... ...... '"' ... "L ua FIRaTI No job too amalll ~ 3509 ""'• ., .... Handyman Servlc•• ~ up. ~' .. ••••iiiiiiliil•I -·" -_...._... -5% Off w/14 eJs.HIJ •liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Exp'd Nanni•• avail tor TUTORING & •N1-3H9• lawn-4nttaa. LM!dscape.. Reroofa a repalra.1---------lw•ln positions lnlo CONaULTINQ ELDEltLY Contractor Mt-StJO •W.P. YOUNQQUlaT -_...--------• Local co, great prlcea. We Oal• •hOuld hang flow•• get a Job In lovlng homes. lrlth DOS Windo ws r11nr 3•11 Palntl"9/Ph1mbln9,_________ P ........ Cenll9otar ~.-& EvansRooflng754·71134 together. Strip, Install, aportal S1 7K-$250K • · iwuu; u ~ Malnt-L# 591885 Landaoape Repelr OUlll pa1n11ng by prof'll se•VJ~tt 3870 •••oo»INQ advice 10 the crazy. 1000·• of jobs avl. Nanny Agc;y. 974-1108 20-yr• Exp. 723-l985liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Bonded 1M Insured MaJlbu4ghta.Sprlnklra Ucff0208L N. 5&\ "°~ *"ap•cW.ial 931·8111 an • C.U 24hra 553-3687 --------•---------NllllD Hill.It? Nursing/ Call John 894-1159 T,..._ QMn.u1>9. Cell FM-.. Ms-3305 naa aaTtMATaa ________ 1CJIDIMEY CONCU?! • MaHage/Meal Prep/ Oual Crpntry. Paint, ~iwn.ns.nn It ._..,...... ~ P8' Care 1·7t...._77at CARPENTRY 3510 SWEEPS 3538 MASONIY 3557 ~·~·~~~."~ ~'~~=n.st~~ I Ral ~. touchupe. =:' ~-~ .... -.......... _.-....iiffiifti..--...,,,..-.LJc--• repelfa 875-8359 Fred Te111r•1Re1118". ~ J! =..... Rlehard 81nof In•. Rafa 173-71&4 Ina. S~ comm. A to Z HANDYMAN aPMKSt CftACKST * Ifft Prlc•"'"••• .... prucu! ........ 7'M M&-3208 QUALIW TIMI re-rool/repalr. 25 yra. INSTAWRUACE CA8INETS AJt repah & rem~ ~ .:c..-:•• rn ~ QUIDW Cilil 8pHleftw petwe •FREE EST 87&-5095 l<ltchena. baths, cloofe. Ing . Call Qreo CeAc ...:14MAI • DECJ(S 3615 B&UUNG 3720 JIASODT 3821 20 W'9 9111J. Quallty ..,.._.,, ...... ~ -------- Windows Oouv548-7251 8oo.7t4-LUCKY ' lil•iiii&i&iiiiil• ..._ _______ ~=:~:~~·~" oe~1 .... ~30 IWIOD!UMG HIRlllCiiJ•NTd Br~k. Block, Stone, Tiie *"•NC•• OAT••• Heull .......... Appel-.. .IOlmDOIWlllUo.Y ..,._ • •nomoNS 391• Addltlona/Remodel• il"Tltaanuc; Cone. PaUo. Drtv.way --····"'-NfileoM ane.9, Yard Cleen-Up, ~· elGOhet.e .......... PAINTING TTU•'IU -u Flr•JWater/Repalra. ~&n Fpk, 880a. Ref. 20 Yr A.ctwoode U57M05 Eto... Call Mike a emlll tom OKI Uc Int~••· Wallpaper, PLuwG 3890 ••ll~•!i!iiii•• Concret-'Elec/Ptumb. u.vias 3541 &p. Terry ••7·7aM Jim wrtvte M2•7208 .... 1ae1 11181,., ut.-aa ==:: ~,1W-=.: l•••••••ll DUNCAN Jenw, ..... 7.. ··--,....... ""*"Te file 6UMJ eMASONAV EXNRn. nm LOOM PLllmD CC*8TRUCTIOll "'*" "9mocl. Doota. • --N u111MA CONTU.CTOIS ~.•'**'II (Tt.,....tWJ ~ bNI. oonor• CilUICi• PliifW • .._ ....,. ca.-~ v.:.,_ Eicp. ~! '°""CAlblnfll.aic:col*Y-*•"'IWVW"..,...'""* ......_,,_,....Uc'cl Wiii heul whel TrMtt atucco. Llc/9ond .,.,._"-ta. GI* ~ iMT·W•.,. .. _. 1 e.o..-..., lenclt. ...... etc. Uc FREE ESTIMATES Gmlll 3558 eon.. t1.al1 Man won'U ... .... \Aw .. JoM 631-'F .. 3 work. Llo•~11eoa doM .. ~ phone. i ......... tlN -•.Jetf'l141<0M7 297-eoet OIMd Bondllna.1»1a34 1.#479000 17~ ,1111.,.....hmtnoo -r· TRADE ., ........ uir.--.. • "" • ...,........, • Why pl•y HIO• .,., ......... Do you need QUICK ••POll•m ..... ...., 1ni•~i'Ji:!:rt~!"l II eoo.aa.m a.. wfth chllOcate? ............. home Local Uo. 20 'I' •P WH' ....._ ~ u..... . ....... 111111 oo.. ·-Uc ..... '-4 ... 1!-' .. m ....... __ ....... 7 Ca 11 CI ea a It letll ~ MMca? C.. Smalt ~ b19 Jobe hough dasllld ,_ ,_,,. ~ haClcl9pand No O T 84IY It. Sel i: Find It. • toct•yt .. a.ae7e. us .. ao.a•n. Duncan Coni eso.rot1 Ml-H78 twWah ctusmed --....n L•11449J MM7ft a ..... , 3488 ------------------------ '