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Home My WebLink About1994-12-23 - Orange Coast PilotDid you nodce that winter began two days ago? Our •1 1 ~ temperatures will ~ ... D!l.rJ f climb into the high 60s again today and plunge to 50 degrees toflight. A tough winter so far. See Weather, Page 2 Winner o~ California Newspaper Publishers Association's General Excellence Award for 1993 Murder mysteries bedevil · police f y I local murders in 1994 • Last week's killing in Balboa Coves was the seventh in area this year. Only three have led to charges against a suspect. Murdtr casts wind tbtlr way lhrou&b court. see story, paae 3 suspect Costa Mesa police alone conducted seven A string of events from July through Oc- tober -starling with the discovery of long· time missing person Denise Huber in Ari· zona -had the departmenf depleting its corps of detectives. Making matters worse "' was a police-involved shooting in August ~ a fleeing bank robbery suspect was shot and killed by an officer -which forced another investigation. COITAMUA • ret.. 17: Oscar Serrano Miramontes is shot and killed in the parking lot of the Staler Bros. 1upermark:et on Newport Boulevard. Salvador Beltran·Ouane, 21, is arrested hours later anq,charged with suspicion of murder. A lrial is scheduled for February. stabbed al Wallace Avenue and JUICI Street. By the time police arrived as the scene, the victim wu dead. The investigation is open. NIWPOn 81ACH BY M.u.c S. Posmt., ST.ur wa.rrsa. murder investigations, but in some of the cases, the initial aUcgations of murder were •ADI· 21~ Rou.nne Mk:belle Martin is . Last week's murder of William McLaugh-1 d ..... Jin in his Balboa Coves home has left New-ater roppcu. port Beach police with few clues and even Among those cases was the February fewer answers. death of 4-monlh·old Dominique Angela But it's not the year's first murder m)'s-Golub, who police alleg~ was beaten to tery in th is-area with that same, Crustratmg death by her father, David . Golub, 25. He problem. In fact, two other local murders now faces a volun!ary manslaughte.r cha~ge .... with so~e close parallels -have gone _when he ~oes to t~al ne~t year, police said. Detectives in the department were bumped from other assignments involving property and juvenile crimes to help the ho• micide investigators. Herc is a look at the unsolved cases: • lhot several times while stayioa in a Victoria Street home. Residents living in the area claim they heard gunfire 1U1d a woman's icre~s comJns !rom the home, but no one called police until a neighbor 'diacovere<f her body the next evening. Police have no suspects. • MaR• 5: Marjorie Van Uden, 76, is found fatally bludgeoned in her Keel Drive home. Police say ber SOJ> is a suspect, but the lovcatigacjon oootJnues. -•Mardi 27: Brian Laudenback is arrc11cd on suspicion of murder for the death of bis girlfriend's 22-month-okl son, after an autopay indicated the child died of internal bl~ing from ruptured Orians Uludenback is slated to 10 on trial Jan. 23. unsolved this year. A fourth also lacks vital Dctecttves also rnves11gated the death of clues. Natis Stinson, a 15-year·old girl who was Combined, Newport Beach aiid Costa shot by her father. David Curtis Stinson, 39, Mesa recorded seven murders this year; will go to trial on charges of involuntary only three have produced charges ~gainst a manslaughter next month. William McLaughlin, a 55-ycar-old di· vorc~d millionaire, was found dead Dec. 15 at his home in a security community acces- sible only through a gate off West ·coast Highway or by water. Neighbors reporle.d- hearing several gunshots just after 9 p.m. •Sept. 1: Akiko Mayhew and her husband, James Arthur Mayhew, die In · an apparent murder-suicide In lheir East Side home. Pol.ic:e have clO!ICd the case. • Dec. 15: William McLaua,blin dies at his Balboa Coves home after being shot several times. Police say they have no SUlpectS. See MURDIRS/Po9e 3 •Oct. l: Jose Felix Colin Colin Is fatally --· Withholding o_f some prop·erty tax money concerns investors ~While Newport Beach, Cosfu Mesa and school officials say _eash fJow needs won't be hindered, t hey are unhappy with county's latest action. BY EVAN RENER.SON, STAFF \Va.ITU. News that the county plans to withhold a portion or property true money from local cities and school districts prompted alarm among offtcials in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa, who were counting on the money to help them survive while their funds are tied up in the troubled county investment pool. According to prelimin::iry esti- mates, the withheld lax would mean losses of about $5 million to the Newport-Mesa Unified School Distdct; Sl.5 million to Newport I3cach; and $1.6 million to Costa McS'a, rhe city'S' R·edevelopment Agency and the Costa Mesa Sani- tary District combjncd. Representative$ for the cities ::ind school district s::iid cash flow needs and normal operations will not suffer as a result of the miss- ing funds. However, as Costa Me sa City Manager Allan Roeder put it, "That's not the pojnt." "The county says it's withhold· ing the portion that was filed prior to the county filing, so-called 'pre- pctitioned funds,' " Roeder said. "We take great exception to-thal. Those revenues neyer belonged to the county." A letter from the county con· troller-auditor told city and school See FUNDS/P•1• 4- Awe ALunN/DAILY P1L0r A construction worker emp~ies his load off the second floor of the old Eddie Martin Terminal, which Is being demolished. Costa Me$a leaders pledge unity ·in . cloud of· bankruptcy Edward J. Martin .Terminal demolished ~Aggravated by lack of communication from county, government, business and educational leaders meet to discuss the iinancial woes an~ agree to · share information. • One of the first structures at John Wayne Airport, and named for Orange County aviation pioneer, the building had outlived its usefulness. BY Ev AN HENBllSON, ST.u• Wa.iTn NEWPORT BEACH - The memory of Orange County flight pioneer Eddie M:irtin will live on, airport officials say, even if John Wayne Airport no longer bears his name. A construction crew this week completed the demolition of the 27-year-old Edward J. Martin Terminal. A large pile of rubble now marks the spot of one the airport's first buildings. The first plane arrived at the "The Martin terminal was no Martin Terminar (at what was longer functional for aviation then the Orange County Airport) use;' said airport spokeswo'man in September of 1967, nearly Pat Ware, who adC!ed that the four months after then·Govern.o!J building also needed to undergo Ronald Reagan dedicated ttte"""' asbestos abatement. "And other building. . prospective tenants were not in· But the terminal, which was terested in using the building." designed to handle a small pas-One of the county's foremost senger load, quickly lost its use-aviators, Eddie Martin operated fulness as Orange Couqty experi· a flight school in a vacant bean enced rapid population growth. field just north of where the ter· After undergoing numerous re· minal would be built. Martin, modelings and renovations who also flew commercial planes throughout the 1970s, the ter· during the Great Depression, op- minal closed in 1990 when air· crated the flight school for 40 port officials dedicated the new years and it later evolved into Thomas F. Riley Terminal. Martin Aviation, a company that Even those who arc most con-exists to this day under different cemed abOut the preservation of ownership. Martin's Jeg:icy agree that, by the "The new owners have always time it was torn down, the ter-kept the name because of the ex- minal had long outlived its use-ccllence associated with it," said fulness. Vi Smith, Martin Aviation THE LITTLEST ANGELS Students at OCC make caps, gowns and blankets for premature babies BY MAU ANN !Lu.MON, S"rAFP Wa.ma. S omc of the smallest patients at Hoag Hospital got special holiday gjfts this year from Orange Coast College students. Past and present OCC students donated 80 homemade tiny gowns, caps and blankets to the prematurely born babies at the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit op Thursday morning. Putting in more than 16 hours or work. some 20 Cashion students created the little outfits decorated with acometric fabric trim and pale pink and blue ribbons. The clothes were boJccd and 4ecorate4 with little anscl cards also created by OCC students. 11lt's just something that made me reel good to do," said Rene Heinz, a third-year fashion student from Huntington Beach. "I'm only 20 and someday I might need a special gift like this from someone." The outfits were much appreciated by the staff in the neonatal ICU, who care tor about 2SO to 275 babies a year, said unit nurse manager Janet Lincoln. .. These will be used for extreme low binh weight babies less than 3 pounds since they arc t()O little for replar clothes.'' Uncoln added. .. It It a peat projeci lOd the 1tudent1 did a tremendous job." The project started when OCC fashion professor Chris Amaral w:is contacted by lhe hospital and asked if her students would like to take it on. A hospital volunteer · used to make the clothing, but she wasn't able to do it anymor~. Amaral and her shl(lents jumped into action, u.sing money left over from a fund-iaiser Lo buy the material. Some students also donated money to the project, which cost less than SJSO. They created a pattern on oompuJcr, cut the fabric and sewed the miniature oulfiu durina two manthon acwifta saaions. The ck>lhina supply is ~ed &o last ... .......,...... I spokeswoman and aviation histo- rian. Although patrons have long known that th~ Martin Terminal could no longer handle the air· port's need, historians have ex- pressed disappointment that Martin's name will no longer have a place or the :iirporl. "Any time the Martin name is lost, it's sad," said Smith. "h's very important that people re- member the heritage of :ivi:ition in Orange County. And the per- son most responsible was Eddie Martin." Ware said that the Airport Master Plan calls for a general aviation terminal which will ulti-- mately bear M:irtin's name once again. But others predict Mar- tin's legacy will be lost in the midst of county politicking. BY TINA BoRGATfA, STAFF Warru. COST A MESA -frustrated by the slow 'trickling of inform::ition from the county, the Costa Mes::i Chamber of Commerce invi ted city government, business and educa- tion leaders to a community sum- mit . Wednesday to discuss the county's current financial woes. "We saw a very disjointed meth· od of communication coming from the county," said Ed Fawcett, the chamber's executive director. "Ev- erybody has been gelling their in· formation from different sources and diUereht means, and the in· formation wasn't unified in any MAK~Tl'n.Gr Chloe Dapp, ~ and welohlng 3 pounda, 12 ouncee, ta one of the ~ bablel at tioag Hoepbl who wtl benefit trom eo outfita' m8de tor the Infants by ltUdentl a1 occ. way. At least this gave us a meth· od of sharing what each agency knew." ~Costa Mesa Mayor Joe Erickson •as among about a dozen business professionals and other elected of- ficia ls from the Newport-Mesa Unified School Dis ... ct, the Costa Mesa Sanitary District, Mesa Con- solidated Water District 1he Coast Community College District and the Or:rnge County Water District. The group walked away from the summit agreeing 10 share all information received concerning the cou nty's bankruptcy. "Dut, probably our most impor· tant accomplishment is that each representative in attendance agreed to take back to their re· spective boards a call to the coun· ty Board of Supervisors and its seven-member bankruptcy commit· tee to provide full and open dis· clQsure of all of their findings," said Hank Panian, of the Mesa Consolidated Water District's , board of directors. The group also agreed to: ... IHAalNO/Pe9e 4 ON THI COYI• The painting on top of page 1 is by local artist Harvey Clemans. For more information on paintings, call 545·0147. INDIX -Behind the Scenes ......... 2 Check it Out ................ 2 Classified ...................... 8 Legal Notices ................ 7 Police Files ................... 2 Sports ........................... s I Friday, O.C.mber 23, 1984 LOCALS ONLY CITY EDITOR IRIS YOKOI, 541-4233 Hot-picks In print tor gifts and holiday getaways DECK THE MALLS Auto dealers spark record day at .Fashion Island S till looking for a gift or a actaway read guaranteed to please"? For something that's sure to fit, or a winter "escape" within any traveler's budget, check out these new picks on library shelves: "James Herrlot's Cot Stories" by James Herriot ..... Everyone is an animal lover when it comes lo this beloved Yorkshire v~terinarian's stories. This collection of favorite cat stories from Herriot's 50 ears of ractlce is sure o warm the LaDonna Kienitz hearts of readers of all ages. "Don't Stand Too Close to a Naked Mao,, ·by Tim Allen -This perspective from the popular star of television's "Home Improvement" series is mostly humorous with a few serious essays. Enjoy Allen's entermining views on the differences between men and Holiday shopping is up, especially at Christmas stores SlJCh as the one owned by Herman Geiling at Fashion Island BY MA!lY ANN HAI.MON, ST..SF Wa.ma. A s the Christmas season winds down, Herman Geiling faces last-minute sb9ppers, watching ornaments steadily leave his elaborately decorated trees. That's the life of owning a Christmas store. · Cun P. LuicscH/DAILY P11.0T COME ON DACK -One hundred Isuzu dealers and their spouses from throughout North America spent three days at the Four Seasons Hotel -and $1.2 million in 24 hours at Fashion Island stores -during an Isuzu company-sponsored incentive trip, according to Ray Jacobl, Four • Seasons general manager. Isuzu day, combined with special sales some Fashion Island stores ------n were having, made it the biggest shopping day in the center's history. According to Jacobi, Isuzu saw Newport Beach as u dest1fiation with plenty to do -........ __ Pelican Hills Golf Jim Course, the bay de Boom and easy access to ------local amusements. Check It Out women in such areas as sex, clothes, hobbies, friends and reactions to Ornaments, centerpieces, wreaths ~nd other • decorations from all over the world turn Joyewc Noel at Fashion Island into a Christmas explosion, only to be sold, ev~ntually leaving bare shelves. Herman Geiling In his Joyeux Noel store in fashion Island. Behind the Scenes 0 SIGNS OF CHRISTMAS - the environment in this one.· "The Dook of Virtues., by William J. Ucnneu -The former Secretary of Education has collected a treasury of . hundreds of stories, from ancient times to the present, that will instruct and inspire. This is a rich mine of moral literacy, a reliable moral reference point that will help anchor readers in these turbulent times. Shoppers looking to get into a holiday mood among palm trees and 70·.degree · weather can check out everything from limited-edition, tiand painted Santas and Father Christmases to handmade Steinbach nutcrackers at Joyewc Noel. half on Monday, one of his busiest days. "The dollars are going and things are selling." for the store all year. The work of Newport Beach artist Michele Dawn is also available at the store. In addition to her paintings and furniture, the artist hand-paints and personalizes orna!llents on the spot. mall Thursday so their sons, Michael, 3, and Brian, 2, could visit Santa. Other shoppers, like Irvine residents David Primrose and his son Jonathan, pushed the last-minute shopping idea to the limit. -----· Dill Hamilton, owner of the Cannery Restaurant, says the first day the Christmas Boat Parade Saturday was the best single revenue day ever for the Cannery .. . Newport Beach Police Chief Bob McDonell noted that boat parade traffic is up considerably over the past two years, causing the department to redo some traffic fl~w patterns earliet this _week ... T!Jn Flynn, owner ohht Sea Lodge, the new lead boat for the 1994 "Now" by Lauren Bacall -In this compilation 6f insights, Dacall draws from her experiences as role model and romantic heroine, movie star of five decades and two-time Tony Award winner. She is frank and funny about what ~he has seen, done and learned. Geiling opened his second store at Fashion Island this year, proof that Orange County retail sales are as lively as fina-0cial experts predicted. In fact, fashion Island officials reported a 25% increase in cnr traffic this year·and sales figures are definitely higher than last year. Numbers for South Coast Plaza are also up from last year's totals. Some customers come to buy traditional Christmas pickle ornaments, Geiling said. In this German holjday ritual, parents hide a green glass pjckle in the decorated tree. The child who finds it first gets an extra gift. "We've got plenty more to do," said David Primrose, toting large shopping bags and a cheery Christmas attitude. "In the KJtchen with Rosie" by Rosie Daley -Oprah Winfrey's personal che( has written a timely and popular cookbook. Daley's professjonal background includes experience as a spa chef, and most of her di shes arc sophisticated, elegant presentations made more appealing to the health-conscious by virtue of their negligible fat, sugar and "This year, the Christmas · spirit is back," said Geiling, who plans to slash prices -in- Shoppers come to Joyewc Noel for the trees adorned in such themes as celestial, partridges, toyland, Santa, garden, .sea shore, Victorian and the year's hottest item ~ cherub angels , according to ueiling, who-collected items The J6seph· family of Anaheim joined many last-minute shoppers-at-the "Christmas just sorta hit us with a ve ngeance this last day. I worked aJI night until four this morning, took a nap, and now it's shopping madness . ., · C:hristmas Boat Parade, hosted .-seven nights of gatherings of Newport Harbor Arca Chamber of Commerce guests, family, friends - and even the staff !.;om his office in ...Ne.\lada -while the boat is ably skippered by Rondy Cowley of Venwest Yachts. This is not only the .... CITYSIDI sail content. , · ChriStmas Boat Parade .winners announced -first \ime Flynn has been in the parude, but it is the first time he has seen it and he volunteered in a big \vay to help the community celebrate Christmas ... Newport Beach sales tax revenues are up 8% for the latest reporting period. "Debt or Honor" by Tom Clancy -In Clancy's most timely and gripping novel ye t, Jack Ryan, the new president's Na1ional Security Adviser, discovers that the problems of peace are as complex as the problems· of war. Filled with the intricate plotting and exceptional realism that are Clancy's trademarks, this one has Ryan following a chain of events that wil~ stun the world. "Nothing Lasts Forever" by Sidney Sheldon -Sheldon· ventures into the medical arena for his latest spellbinder. The trials and tribulations of both patients and doctors include suspenseful operations, natural dca1hs, .murder and suicide. -• · Unpretentious Too, owned by Geoff and Carole Landon of Balboa, won the Sweepstakes Awards for lhc 1994 Christmas Doat Parade, according (o Seymour Beek, judge coordinator for the Commodores Club of the Newport Harbor. Are~ Chamber of Commerce. The Mayor's Award for Christmas theme went to entry No. 179, Spirit of Newport, owned by Bob Burns1 while Harbor Master Award for best humor went to entry No. 176, Ebb Tide, owned by Gerald Van Vliet of San Juan Capistrano. Entry No. 142, Zooter, owned by Tim Lewis, received the Judges Award for originality; No. 146, El Navegante, owned by Sasco Electric of Cerritos, nights, according to criteria set by the won the Commodores Awards for its Commodores Club. light display; No. 114, Lattakia, owned Owners of winning boats will receixe by Balboa resident Koussay Okko, their awards at a special dinner and -received the Chairman's Awards for auction set Jan. 20 at the Le Meridien holiday spirit; No. 174, Magnanimous, Hotel. owned by Alan & Susan Baron of "We appreciate the time and talent of Laguna Beach, won the Dolphins Award the judges who viewed over 150 boats for best use of music; and No. 188, each night," stated Beck.. ' Cap,tain Hook, owned by Jlichard Entry numbers and banners Brewer, won in the First Time announcing the. awards are mounted on the side of each wiQning boat so the Participant category. viewing public can see the judges' Only boats preregistered with the choices, according to Beek. The last Newport Harbor Area Chamber of night of the parade is tonight. Commerce and that had received entry More information on the Awards numbers were judged by three panels of Dinner ahd Auction can be obtained by six people each on three different • calling 729-4400. , 0 NEW DIRECTOR -Cordula Dick-1\tuehikc has been selected as 1he new cxccut'ive director of the Adult Day Services of Orange County (formerly the South Coast Institute for Applied Gerontology), according to board president Celeste Jardine-Haug. "The Lollcry Winner" by Mary Higgins Clark -Former cleaning lady Alvirah Meehan, one of Clark's favorite characters, is featured in this brilliant collcciion of interconnected tales filled • with sleuthing and suspense. With her occasionally befuddled, but always dependable mate Willy, Meehan travels from Park Avenue to Cape Cod with the rich and famou~solving dastardly crimes along the way. Holidays change schedules for some city services Woman who walked out or 'Jail back In custody Cordula has her Ph.D. in psychology and is currently the associate director for the Center for Aging Resources in Pasadena, where she operates two adult day care centers. She will gain about three hours· a day as a result of the job c~nge -she lives in Costa Mesa with her husb~nd Malcom Dick and has commuted to Pasadena daily. She begins her new job Jan. 9. D Due to the holidays, areas of Newport Beach regularly ~cheduled for reCuse col- lection on Monduys will not hav~ col- lection service on Dec. 26 or Jan. 2. "Wild Horses" by Dick Francis -l!.l his 33r~ outing, Francis adds a backdrop involving feature film-making to his typical hor~e-racing setting. As usual, though, murder most foul and mayhem most brilliant is at the core of this offering from an English master of the mystery. Trash collection will occur instead on the following Tuesda:s'.s. Dec. 27 and Jan. 3. Street sweeping has been canceled on Dec. 26 and Jan. 2. The city's collection crews will pick up Christmas trees along with ref use, ac- cording to city General Services Director David Niederhaus. "One True Thing" by Anna Quindlen -The Pulitzer Prize-Y(inning author explores the ambiguities of marriage, character, family and fate in this P.owerful story of a young woman who sacrifices everything for her dying mother. Residents must cut trees into no long- er than 4-foot leng1hs, tie the branches in bundles with stri ng and place them on top of their ref use containers on col- lection day. uDonna Klenitz Is the Newport Deneb librarian. "Check Jt Out'' Is written by the stalT of the Newport Deacb Public Library. This week's column Is by Jan Temporary tree stands and any metal devices should be removed and placed in the regular refu se cohtaincr. For further infprmation, call th e Gen- Ferry. · liiiiPii .. 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The city will offer curbside pickup of Christmas trees alter Jan. 2. For information, call 754-5307. 0 A reminder of governmental office closures during the holidays: • City halls -closed Dec. 26 and Jan. 2 in both Newport Beach and C-0st.a Mesa. • County offices -closed Dec. 26 and 30 and JaJl. 2 •State offices (including OMV) - closed Dec. 26 and Jan. 2 • Federal offices (inclu~ing post of- fices) -closed Dec. 26 and Jan. 2. Banks and savings and loans will also be closed Dec. 26 and Jan. 2 and many that are opened Saturdays will have r~ duced hours this week. · WIATHIR TIMPIUTUIU foot west swell wilh eMly motning Newport h.ich 62J48 fog followed by p .. rtJy sunny skies. B...tbo .. 62/48 Cosu Mes .. TIDll 65/50 TODAY Corona del Mu Finl high 65/50 12:56 ... m ......... 4.0 First low 6:03 1.m. "° ••••••• l.S tUafJOHCAST LOCATION SIZE Second high J1 :36 .i.m ......... 4.3 Wtdge 2·3 w Second low Newport l·l w 6:41 p.m. O.S BbckJet 3-5 w llwrJ.tty SATURDAY 3.5 w Firat high CdM 2.J w 1 :45 a.m ........... 4.l First low 90Aft•• ):29 &.Ill.·········-2.4 Upt warl.ible Second hip winds shltun1 west 12:47 &.m,w-. •••• 3.7 IO IOUlhwwtl 10.1 S Second low knob. Two foot 7:29 p.M..-m .. 0.9 ""'""'aYa and S Wawitmp.r SI The Santa Ana woman who bolled from 'the Cos1a Mesa City Jail by walking out a back door Saturday is back in police custody, thanks in STARSHIP ENTERPRISE - Earlier this week actor William Shalncr of "Star Trek" fame and his family enjoyed a three-hour cruise o.f Newport Harbor on an electric boat out of B::ilboa Boat Rentals, causing one employee to co~c up with a part to a newspaper clipping she apparently saved for posterity. new slogan, "You don't need. to be the Starship Enterprise captain to drive an electric boat." Betty Jane Willis, 53, was arrested at the Ana Mesa Inn, at 3597 D Harbor Blvd., on Wednesday ~ afternoon when· local police were called to assist another law enforcement agency in another investigation, a Costa Mesa Police report said. KONA ON MONDAY NIGHTS - Tired of all the bowl games and TV over the holidays? For a change of pace and an affordable family outing, try Kona Lanes (Harbor Boulevard near Adams Avenue) on Monday night when they have "All you can bowl" for $5 per person from 9 p.m. to closing. Will'is is being held at Orange County Jail on charges related to her escape and the original outstandiJ!g warrants that turned a routine stop for driving with a svspended license into a visit to j11il. Jim de Boom Is the owner of The Event Offlec, 11 sdtool trustee and a community aetirlst. His column appears every Friday. SURF RIPORT POLICI 'FILll .. frem hrfll••/ COITAMI SA was valued at $980. W11Vetrek 800 block or Beor Creek: A .......... burglar who apparently NIWPOll a1ACM Tu...._y kicked open a home's front 7100 block or Scaabort A dropping storm door, took two fur coalS, a Drh-e: A gym b:ia cont:iining t.r..ck hu bred .i fast CO player and a VCR. clothing :ind Various braces succeulon o( according to a police ~perJ. was reported stolen from a Intense storms In The amount of the lo• cor 1hat hod o window the North Pacific wasn't listed in the report. shallercd. The loss wns $25, over the lul week, 1000 block of Newport accordin& to a police report. brin,ing us a m.ijor swe Wtth ov.rhe..id Boulevard: A washing 900 block or N~rt Ctnttt< w.ives In the better machine, vacuum cleaner, Drive: A briefcase, a tape •pots which steel an(.! wood chest, :ind Q recorder and paperwork continue throur the backp:ick were reported were reported stolen from a end ol the wet stolen Crom a stor:igc unit car lhat was broken into. Aller 1hal, exati!' that was broken Into. The a tun wUh nri Items were worth S7SO. Tbc items bad an estimaLcd value oC worth SlSO. offshore winds until 600 bloCk or Weat Daku -=rklg•i>f Stne1: A man who ploys in prutWe brlnp the U.S. Marine Corps band n POJTlllDAY ~llter condidoN. al El 'Toro reported 1ha1 his for .wty turf •Your best ddcnso ii to be repottl and nute, car stereo and other prc~red -know 1°""' bclon&inp were '"ken when ionc..ts, call (900) opt ns ahead of tune. Your 976-SUlf. The c.tll his tNck was broken into 5Mcty may depend upon a>sll S 1 ·:,tu' any while parked outskle his your ability to ltay coot •nd ,..,... -apanmcoL The total loa calm. . . ! .. I • ' . Newport Beach/Coata Meaa Dally Pilot MURDERS .......... , McLaughlin, neighbors said, ~massed much of his wealth though a medical device he in- venced and then sold to a large corporation. They described him as physically fit philanthropist who donated to a homeowners' associa- tion fund to install the community security gate in 1990. Newport Beach police have a sus· pcct -her own son, John Van Uden 111. Officials outlined a detailed. but circumstantial-evidence case against Van Udcn's eldest son in a request for a search warrant at his home. Police alleged that the 47~ year-old SQn may have been on the losing end of a feud over his mother's $3.S million estate. Murder investigat~ons htt close to hom ~claughlin's 23-year-old son Kevin -who was left with dimin- ished motor and speech skills after being s\ruck by a suspected drunk- en driver while riding a skateboard in November 1991 -was in the home he shared with his Cather at the time of the shooting. Days later, f.Olice have no sus- pects and won t say if a weapon's been found. Roxanne Michelle Martin, 30, died under similar puzzling cir- cumstances. She was gunned down on Aug. 21 inside her ex-boyfriend's home · on Victoria Street in Costa Mesa .... Martin was watching the home for Anthony Kubis while he was on a hiking trip. Neighborrsaid they heard gun· shots, but nobody checked them out or called police. It was nearly 24 hours later when a neighbor -at the request of Kubis, w)lo was worried about not being able to contact Martin -went to check on her well-being and discovered her bullet-riddled body in the home. Days after the slaying, police ~ distributed flyers, asking for the public's help in the case. But the notice failed to do its intended job of drumming up leads from pos- sible witnesses, and months later, Costa Mesa police have no sus- pects. Marjorie \fan Udcn, 76, was found bludgeoned in her Harbor View Hills home on March 5. Bu't her case differs from Mar- tin's and McLaughlin's because Looking fo[ a good deal?· Read Best Buys every Thursday and Saturday in the Daily Pilot RUFFELL'S . UPHOLSTERY INC • ... ,_ .... e..s""' lU2 ..... IUI., ctSTA •SA-541·l1Sf ..;J OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO COCKTAILS· FOODT060 PHONE AHEAD .. There were no signs of a strug· gle al Van Udcn's home but the Keel Drive residence was ran- sacked -something that ap· peared to be staged, one detective said in court documents. I1espite other evidence In the search warrant request that points to John Van Uden, Newport Beach Police Sgt. Andy Gonis 1aid Wednesday that the son is "a sus- pect," not "the suspect." Jose Felix Colin Colln died lying face down on a West Side Costa Mesa sidewalk. Police believe the 36-year-old Costa Mesa resident likely was stabbed in a nearby alley about 10 p.m. on Oct. 1. Otherwise, the events leading to his violent death are unknown. A passer-by called police after stumbling a<;ross Colin a few feet away frolh an apartment complex at Wallace Avenue and James Street. By the time police arrived at the scene, Colin.was dead. ~ Acquaintances and relatives allegedly involved in three area killings . BY MA.Re S. POSNEll, STAFF Wama Unsolved murders weren't the only deaths th at shocked the community th is year. In several of the area's murder cases, sur- viving friends and family were forced down another pathway of grief as acquaintances and even relatives w~re apprehended as suspects in the deaths of loved ones. The year's most poignant and prominent death may be that of 22-month-old Tyler Jaeger, who allegedly died at the hands of his mother's boyf tiend. Brian Laudenback, who was We will close at 4:00 p.m. on Christmas Eve. 642-3310 9 -iJeM 1803 Westdiff Or., Newport Beach ,,. ... ' arrested on suspicion of murder charges on March 27, is sched- uled to go on trial on Jan. 23. The child died of internal bleed- ing of his ruptured organs, caused by Laudeoback, police and prosecutors allege. Laudenback, 32, was babysit· ting Tyler at a Newport Beach houfle he shared with the boy's mother, a 29-year-old special- education teacher, while she was at work. Karey Jaeger apparently had left her son with Laudenback rather than take him to daycare for fear the 9thcr children might play too rough with him in light of a skull fracture he had suf- fered eight days before. Laudenback had also been babysitting then. Laudenback told Jaeger the youngster had tumbled off a play table. fiospi- tal officials apparently found the injuries consistent with Lnu· denback's story and the boy was released back to his mother two days later. Oscar Serrano Miramontes' al- leged killer, Salvador Beltron· Duarte, 21, is supposed co go on trial on Feb. 27. Police say that Beltran-Duarte shot and killed Miramontes, 40, on Feb. 17 in broad daylight while in the parking lot of Stater Bros. The gunfire sent shoppers outside the busy Newport Boule- va rd supermarket fleeing for cover while the victim's girlfriend screamed for help. The 40-year-old Costa Mesa man's body was 1eft on the ground, where .it had fallen, while police interviewed wit- nesses, many of whom could net go home since their cars were parked in the area that police h:id roped off as a ccimc scene. Akiko Mayhew and her h~ band James Arthur Mayhew died together.on Sept. 1, the result of a mur~cr-suicide in their East Side COs'ta Mesa home. Tbe husband, 79, and wife, 64, were found in their bedroom, each with a single gunshot wound lO the head, according to Costa Mesa Police Capt. Tom Lazar. A revolver was also found in the bedroom and there were no signs of forced entry to the home at 288 E. Wilson St., Lazar said. "There was no note left," Lazar said at the time. "But it's pretty obvious what happened there with the evidence we have." ~~~w~~~~ A ~@/M--, ~ ~~&t.1e :--. Special Menu Holiday Catering 'Speclallm Remember we cater.boots & charters "In your home or in our dining room ... 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Roeder said the agencies had received repeated assurances that they would be entitled to the fu11 share of the property taxes, With sizable investments frozen in the Orange County inve~tment pool, SHARING fre• P•1• 1 • Seek the assistance and advice of local business leaders to over- come th e problems ·resulting from the county bankruptcy, • Conduct a community forum to meet with concerned citizens and answer questions as best as possible. • Include in future summits rep- resentatives from the Orange County Board of Supervisors and the Newport Beach City Council. several aaeadel and municipalilic1 arc relyjna upon tbclc fuada ao meet cash now needs while the county restructures its tattered in· vestment pool. The county declared bankruptcy after it was determined that risky investment practices and increas- ing interest rates had devalued tl'le value of the county investment fund by $1.S billion. Members of the county's financial restructuring team have estimated that the pool has suffered an actual loss of $2.02 billion. Newport Beach and Costa Mesa have con tinually maintained that the agencies' investment $trategies will allow them to weather the penses to protect the taxpayers will be followed through with.'' The group plans to meet again during the first week of January. Fawcett said the chamber wilJ in- vite new county Supervisors Jim Silva and Marian Bergeson, and Newport Beach Mayor John Hedr- es. The group had initially planned to me.et early next year as a way of establishing an open line of com- munication between the business community and local government age ncies, and hopefully improve what has been a sometimes strained relationship. MAae M.AllTIN/DAJL'I' PILOT The kits for the premature .babies include a tiny beanie, blanket and outfit made by fashion students at Orange Coast College. . "1 thought it wa'S a real worth- ·while morning," Erickson said. "It was g~od to hear how other agen- cies view what has J:>een happen- ing. Anet the gist of what we agreed upon was that any way 'Ye can share expertise and share ex· "We've been talking about bringing these agencies together for several months, just to kind of keep an open dialogue," Fawcett said. "But the bankruptcy just kind of accelerated that process." ANGELS From Page 1 rur ma ny months. · Our students really got caught up an this whole project," Amaral 'Jld. ''IL \\U~n't just a work assignment. for them. They knew that the gowns would someday be worn by preemies and they became somewhat emotional just looking at the tiny garments. They saw this as a project that would have a positive imp:Jct on babies and families." QUESTIONS? COMMENTS? Coll our Readers Hotline al 642-6086. 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They prcdi~t th~t many of t~e 180 aaencies wath mvestmcn~s . ln the pool arc likely lO take s1m1lar ac. tion to recover the property twi funds. penses " Roeder said. • d • Murphy echoed Roe er s con· cem. h But litigation may not be the decision of choice among the school districts, said Michael Fine, Newport-Mesa Unified's fiscal di· rector. "The cities have allowed t e county to act as. our collecting agent. But unde.r no circun;i,stance was that tax therr property, Mur- phy said. "It belongs to the dif~er· ent entities and should not be tied to the bankruptcy issue.'' "We're concerned about havin chat money withheld, but we haven't talked about fighting that issue," Fine said. "Even without those funds, our ca~h now needs are met for the nC.Xt 30 to 45 .. CaU the Contractors that can !!_roJJifle you with all of your .Laru1M:ape and Masonry needs. days." 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"We want to make these. • games as eoter.lainirig to· .'81~• the fans as possible," New- port Jlarbor HJgh boys basketball eoac;h Richard Smf'th said, tongue in check. "If we get ahead by too much, we miss some shots and turn the ball over. The last two games have been very exciting to watch, we just didn't have anybody here." Newport Harbor (6-6) charged no-ad· mission at the gate for its non-league games Tuesday and Thursday, the latter a 58-46 victory over Sadd(eback. And, yes, ,there were fans. Following their overtime wjn against driving basket to give the .Tars a quarter- ending lift. "He does things that make you drop your chin a little sometimes," Smith said. Marina on Tuesday, 63-56, the Sailors had another interesting one against the Road- runners (2-8), who did all it could to put NewpQrt Harbor at the free-throw line in the fourth quarter, when the Sailors em- ployed their spread offense. They sank 15 of 18 from the stripe in the final eight minutes. Then Saddleback, which attempted no AU 10 of the players on Saddleback's three-pointers in the first half, got bot. roster were guilty of at least'On\: foul, ex-Point guard Mike Ochoa (game.rhigh 19 cept guard Sam Neang. Three of its play-points) nailed three treys in a row, trig- ers fouled out, another had· four. • . 'geeing a .. nine-field gbal output for the Newport Harbor was 23 of 37 from the line (61$), 17 oC 35 from the jield ( 48.5%) and l of 8 from three-point land. It raced .to a quick 9-2 lead, but with 2:57 left in the se~ond quarter, two free throws by Sal;ldleback's Ochoa put the Roadrunners ah'ead, 21-19. After ·a nip-and-tuck first half, Newpoi:t ~oadrunners in the final four minutes of Haroor's defense -combined with Sad-the game to keep the fans! hands sweaty. dleback's 1 of 8 shooting from the field -Will Rankin (12 points, five rebou'nds, limited the visitors to only two points in three assists and one .block) and ~ob Tor- the third quarter. Chad Coluccio's spar-ribio (11 points) scored highest f.9! the kling drives to the basket late in the 'third Tars, but it was Coluccio who came off helped the Tars to a 37~25 edge by quar-the bench io pr~vide electiicily. . . ter's end: · • After a Mark Hornung steal, Coluccio J;:arly ·in the fourth~ eight passes per· drove nicely throu&Jl the lane and scored possession became commonplace for the on a layin with 1:29 left in the third quar- Tars: That's when Saddleback did its ver-ter while contorting his body during a feul sion of the bump. The Tars banged in 5 of by Saddleback's Jon Gallegos. 6 free throws in the opening moments for With 0:05 left in the third, Coluccio (10 a 42-~ advantage, their biggest lead. points, three rebounds) added another HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER ... \ . . Torrjbio. whQ didn't start because of. an • illness he'd been battling throughout the day, converted on a conventional three- point play 20 seconds later to give New- port Harbor its lead back. The Sailors never·trailed agr in. Wes Badorek led the Tars with six re- bounds, while Bobpy PrieS1ley and Pat Peikert each had three. 'Ian Stratford had five boards. Following Christmas, the Sailors play in the Above-. the Rim Classic, beginning Monday agaiAst San Dieguito at 3:10 p.m. If the Sailors win, they play again at 9:30 that night. Corona de/ Mar's 11/uec-- collarB Chad Coluccio . LEAH Hoorn,N/DAILY PILOT CdM's Jordana Havriluk {right) maneuvers to pass the ball off. ..._ CdM girls fall at FolJ~tain Valley, but never-give-up attitud~ prevails. BY DENNIS BROSTEllHOUS1 Sroa:rs Wll.ITEll The rest of th e half was scoreless, but that was only because ofthe stellar work in the net by CdM_g_oal~ Anna..Smith. "Anna~s only a freshm an, but we're sure happy to have her," said . Dillon. "She has excellent FOUNTAIN VALLEY _ A poise, especially for a freshman." combination of a solid opponent One of Smith's saves came on a long, arching and a few defensive breakdowns shot which required a pei;fectly timed leap. Smith proved too much to overcome for was able to get enough of the ball to send it fly- the Corona dcl Mar High girls soc-~~ .. ~~, ing over the net. cer team Thursday afternoon. At the 28-minute mark of the first half, Smith The Sea Kings came out on the short end of a denied Baron Kim Green from point-btank ran~e. 3-0 non-league decision against host Fountain Seconds later, Nicole Sweany's shot was blocked Valley. thanks to a pretty diving stop by Smith. In the second half, however, the Barons stru.ck CdM (3-6-2) will now be off until after Christ-twice within a IO-minute span to put the match mas, when it compefes next week in the Ocean View Tournament. away. Debbie Blake headed in a free kick by Karrie "We have a young team," said CdM head Layton at the nine-minute mark to make it 2-0. coach Chris Dillon. "We have sho~n some mo-Mindy Miller then fed Amber Miller alone in ments of brilliance, but at other times, you just front of the net, and the latter made no mistake want to give up. We faced a tough team today. to close_ out the scoring about midway through They don't make many mistakes." the second half. The Barons (S·l) arc hoping to be a champi-CdM kept pre~ing and created a couple of onship contender in the Sunset League this sea· scoring opportunities late in the match, but was son. Fountain Valley's only loss came in the unable to convert. Dillon gave his team credit for championship of the Magnolia Tournament, 3-2, not giving up. to highly-regarded Cypress. "Here it is, 3·nil, and they're still trying to·· "But league is going to be tough as always," make an effort to make something happen," he said Barons Coach Brandee Craig. "We just wanr said. "Give .'em credit, they're a hard-working, to keep imprQving. We've got the (Ocean View) blue-collar ream." tournament next we~k. then start preparing for league." LI.AH HocmN/DAJU r1LOT Corona del Mar's Heather Marshall (left) and Fountain Valley's Amber Miller clash for possession In Thursday's non-league soccer duel. Fountain Valley prevailed, 3-0. · Fountain Valley opened the~ scori ng nine ·min· utes into the match, wjth Debbie Blake's pretty centering feed deflected into the net by Mindy Miller. FOUNTAIN VALLEY 3, CDM 0 Coroni del Mu saves: Smith 7. Founti.in Villey g~ls: M. Miller 1, Bli.ke 1, A. Miller 1. Slves: Bottis: 3. ·CdM girls sell-destruct LAGUNA AILLS -Turnovers · proved fata~ to the Corona del Mar High girls basketball team Thursday night, as the Sea Kings came out on the shott end of a SS-39 decision in a non-league game at Laguna Jiills. CdM was guilty of 32 giveaways, a statistic that did not please head coach Garth Flint. "It was ·unbelievable," said Flint. "Part of it was a Huie bit of their pressure, but we have to take better care of the ball.'' I Lindsay Warmington was a bri&ht apot for Corona, knoc:kina down aeven three·pointen and one free throw for her ;l·point output. JcnqlCer Oardner had 10 rebounds ' to So with her ei&fU points. .. ' ', ([)M I :.r,u~t.. HI\ LS . . . . . . . . . ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ . The Sea Kinp fell behind by six in the early going, and were never really able to make a ru~, with the large -nulll:ber of turnovers part of the reason. CdM (3· 7) opens play in the Santiago Tournament at 4:30 Tuesday against Canyon. LAGUNA MILLI aa, CDM 39 Non-league c..a .. ~ ........... ... ,,., ... ,,., 71Jllse-0101 t2JJMclfide 2115 0 1 ·1 0 T,_. 4 t t I ll21CalNMr400t 21141.MMtC 1t22 JJ21'*" ,.,, 1tS2TIMI ltJ6 "-SS21S ~ 1 0. 2 Olla t002 1J 6 14 Jt T... 14 7 1' SS ... ., .. ·-C-.. Mlr ' 11 11 11 -ff ...... ... 1J '7 17 ,_., ~ .. Cllilllll .. Mlr-W ....... 7, Bucs ousted from tourney LOS ANGELES *--Orange Coast '. College's stay in the Los Angeles City ~ Classic men's bas-' · ketball tournament was sbort·lived, as the Pirates lost their second straight game, 80-75, to Compton Thursday night. The Bucs (7·6) held a 26-24 halftime lead, before Compton (6· 10) took control. ' Rico Blandin led the way for Coast with 17 points and 12 re· bounds, while Cornet Archer chipped in with 14 points and nine rebounds. Damion Morbley (13 points) and Bryan SinaJeton (12) also scored in double fipara for occ. OCC opens play in the San ' '' . ' COMPTON nee . . . . . . . ....... . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... Diego Mesa Invitational on Tues- day, with a first-round' matchup at 8 p.m. against Cuesta. COMPTON 10, OCC :ra • lA City dusk A>rillll *-ShhhW si- SllM Wahoo! Mtl!IAM!Md ,_._. ......,,... " " pl ., 2 0 0 ' 2 1 l ' I > 1 S • ' 2 JS s 2 • 12 4 l 1 '° ~ !·: 1: J01' 1'• O.an1• Coat .. .. ,,., [!lit 0010 l'of1ft 1 2 ,J 4 Mikhell • • 0 ' 0 Mllet.lc 0 • 2 0 N<ti. s 2 • 14 S.~20S 4 ~4 2 112 ...... 2 1 IS MotWty 4 S I 1) ....... 1 J 17 ~ ' •• 2 ...W-2024 T... 2' 1J U 7S °'1111' c-.. ~ ~.-~---2. .......... -1, ..._., 11 °'1111' Clwt-Ndllir 2. .. ........ l~ ......... • ' Hilftime: Founliin Villey, 1-0. • . ... " • • .. . REPEAT UNBEATENS: The Ensign eighth grade boys volleyball tearry wen.t undefeated in league and tournar:nent c?mpetl- tion for the second consecutive season to make It back-to-back champ1onsh1ps. Seven of the 12 players on this year s team were veterans from the seventh grade championship team. They are: Ozzie Park, Andrew Evans, Adam Hear~on, Matt Jame- son, Jamie Johnson, Ty Tramblie and Zach Wells. The new faces on the team this .year were: David Castanon, Paul Hamilt~n. Alan Limon, Matt Singer and John Vallejo. The returnir:'g starters Jameson, Trar:nbhe and Wells became more formidable with the addition of new starters Hamilton, Limon and Vallejo. It was, however, considered truly a team effort in that all the players saw a lot of pl aying time due to their early dominance of opponents in matches. Coaching the team to victory was Joey Fus- chettl, who currently heads the boys volleyball program at Corona del Mar High. · • . Costa Mesa pair .set for Morey Bodyboard World Championships Early in January, a pair of Costa Mesa residents will take- part. in the 13th annual Morey Bodyboards World Champion- ship. The event will take place Jan. 7-15 at Hawaii's fame d Banzai Pipeline break whe're the huge, barrel·shaped winter waves are legendary. Costa Mesa's Dan Taylor and Chris Tennberg will be among 1he ncarl.> 100 bod)boarders representing 17 countries com- peting in 1he two·day event, which offers the richest prize ($25,000) and biggest first-place prize ($6,500) in bodyboarding. Athletes will ride waves of· more than 20 feet tall which break over an intimidating, razor-sharp, coral-s trewn ocean shore bottom. They ace judged by an international panel. Points are awarded based on wave s.election, athleticism, style and execution of a va riety of acrobaflc, often aiiborne, ma- neuvers unique to the' sport of bodyboarding. . Two years ago, Michael Ep- plestun Crom Australia won the wo(ld. title and last year, in spectacular surf approaching 30 feet high, Brazilian rider Guil· herme Tamega from Rio de Ja- neiro took the crown. For the decade prior, Hawaiians had won every year. Eight-time world champion Mike Stewart, who is from Ha- waii but lives part of the year in Califorhia, will be out to recap· ture the crown he lost two years ago. Stewart is on a roll, having won his second consecutive Morey Bodyboards National Tour title last Call, defeating Tamega in the process. -The Championship, featuring a trial round and main event round, will take place during the two best weather/wave days during the Jan. 7-15 window. LOCA~ SCHEDULE MONDAY ............. Khool boys -c.r-. 6tl MM .. _,,.. r-_,,1; hWl<il al °'""I• T-rwMnL • Bankruptcy • Wills/Trusts •Divorce Hl&h t<hoal llth -Co!011• de! MM, hWW:IA iiI Ou... v- Toui....,,.onL TUUDAY ......... 11 CoM>n11nlty collo&e mu -Ounp Cout a1 S... Oio&O ~ TourAMMM. e Cooftm4i.lly mllop -Or Mp Coasl Al Son joM Tourl\MMnl. --. _.,'*Illa~.,.....,. Iii-" school boys -Oily riloc COUI O.urc .i C.uncla Hip !J:lCll n.o.,...,,., O.b--. Gk....,_ H-; • Corporations • Tenant/LBQdlord • Much , much tnore ~Jf focnf n llntnleonl · Clinics, Inc. -we accept all major credit cards ... 2900 Bristol su· A1 4110• COtOM •1 M.ot "l. ll"ntlnglO<o lkodl1 S1SO: Antioch ••· Lont ltldo J0<tl.wi1 71J01 54oddole VI. bl.oln<la; Co.a. ~•• Al C.nlwy TourNIMlll, "'· VJIA '"'"-4:4J. Hlp IChool pit -Ntwpbrt HltbOi at Mlllllla"Tll<lrn~im.nt; COfo... del MAI al S.nti•p T ourft.VMf\11 C...w M«u y.,..,....,..nt, s ...... 111p ochool ltoy• -Coro... tlol l>Uf Al MAllAA Tourn~t; h la!ICIA •I O.;a11 .. ,_...,,,.,,.. 110 Khool 11>11• -Coro... d#I Mat,l:sw.c_i. ~<><-.,.vi... , .... , ........ 111. Richard H. Foltz 751./1734 Mesa YMllRMIDIU'I LAGUNA BEACH -The Co- rona del Mar All-Stars fifth arade boys basketball team used a full· court press and some well· desiped out-of-bounds plays to defeat the Laguna Beach Boyl Club squad, 38-30, Saturday. CdM jumped out to a 24-12 halftime lead and then withstood some intense defensive pressure from Laguna Beach to secure the victory. Point guard Bretl Matsen led the way offensively for COM, col- lecting 12 points and several as sists. Steven Ward played his best game of the year, racking up 10 crucial points and causing several turnovois as the re!lult of his tena- cious defense. Rhet Houston showed marked improvement, as he contributed six p6ints and several key rebounds. Kevin Mancillas scored four points, and Josh Cornett, Michael March and Bobby Messenger added two each to CdM's winning cause. Also credited with playing well were Andy Almquist, David Men- delsohn and Blake Reilly. • CdM continued its winning ways on the road by defeating rival Boys Club teams from Buena Park and Fllllerton in exciting fashion Wlllrl'I lllY WT Often in the arena of youth sports, ,{,oms, dads, (ans, playen and coaches wonder just how can they get their events recognized in the media, and whose responsibil - ity is it to get it done. Call 642· 4330 and ask for Sports. We'll tell you bow and you'll be surprised how easy it can be to get consis- tent coverage of your special en- deavor. Does your man deserve something this special? this put week. •On Tuesday, CdM prevailed over Buena Park, 43..0, in. double overtime. CdM Jed lhc enure con· test until Buena Parle was .. , to tie it in the final seconds. Cornett and MacDonald each scored crucial baskets in tho first overtime, matching the total of the taller and stronger Buena Park team. . In the second OT, Matsen hlt a driving shot Crom the bottom of the key to provide the winn!ng basket with MacDonald Collowmg up to ic.e the victoJ')' with a crucial two-pointer. • tn Wednesday's game, Ful- lerton led most of the way until post man Mcndelsohn's basket gave CdM a 21-20 lead. After Ful- lerton regained a 30-24 advantage, Matsen hit a three-pointer and MacDonald connected on a short jumper from the baseline to ·pull CdM within one point. After calling time out with 20 seconds left, CdM worked an out· of-bounds pfay, and Matsen swished a 12-footer from the base- line to give Corona a one-point edge. CdM then rebound~ Ful- lerton's last shot and MacDonald scaled the 33-30 victory with a drive lay-up in the final seconds of the game. ' NIWPORT 51, SADDLlllACK 46 Higli Khoo! boys, noo·lugue ~bod< ~ tlMbo< ,,.,,., ,,11p1., 212s.-... >•112 0 2 S l TOfTilllo l S 1 II 6 4 4 " Sltll(onl 1 I 1 4 021 1""'-1 2411 lOS 6 ....... 1046 2004hlliM 004 0 >02•l'rinllfy ocr10 00 20)...._1 lllS 0 0 1 0 c.i..co. ) • l 10 10SllMie 1012 17 ; 27 4' TOUlo 11 2J 11 SI ~ 12 " 2 11-46 Ntwport ''°''* 1• u ' 11-sa J.p4.1 s..1-0d!N l l NH-Sit ..... I, Authentic "Home lmp~vem_.J...._,, __ _ Christmas Gifts Now In Stock • SAVANNAH'S HARDWARE 2000 West Balboa Blvd. • Balboa Peninsula 675-1331 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES COUNTY. A CALIFORNIA COR· available IOI' public review be ~meoted subject 10 Duane S. UndHY, 1300 ACTION PA·94-47 from PUCATIONS TELEPHONE Tilts ttatement wu lded M 'Ann Perez PARCEl 2: A NONEXCW PORATION, 9487 MIL· at th• Planning Depart· specific ctlteri• set fol1h In Bristol SllHt NoM, Sulla Thomas J. Tedesco. Esq .• 754-5245 OR CALL AT THE With en. County Cle11t of nv-: ltalement WU filed PUBLIC NOTICE ~'~is~SEEMGe:Js~ORA~~ LIKEN AVENUE, • P.O. men1. Clly of Newpor1 th• General Plan. The prcr 280, Newpon Beach. Cd· 171 south Anita Drive, OFFICE OF THE PLAN· Orange County on Novem-with en. County Clerlc of 'ur TY p RPOSE BOX 2721, RANCHO Beach, 3300 Newport Bou-posal also lncludea an fonlla 92680 all Iha right, Suite 201 Orange, r&Pf• NING DIVISION, ROOM bef 18, 1994. Orange County on Novem- LOAN NO. P~~~CLoiUA ~S SET CUCAMONGA, CA levard, Newport Beach. 3mend~ntto1heelanned tiUeandlntettstofaalddt-senl!ng S~rtsh 8. Sheth, 200. 77 FAIR DRIVE, fl28273 ber 10,lll94. 070014527 ~ORTH IN THE COV· 91721·2721 (901) Calilomla 92659-1768 (714) Community District Regula. ceased attn. time of death for a Conditlonal Ult Per· COSTA MESA. CAUFOR· PubRthed Newport Beach-F827802 OTHER REF CO 0 S 644·3225. lions for the CalTrlllt West and all right, Utle and Inter· mlt to auow conUnued op. NIA. "-·ta M Dall P'I t 0.. i ENANTS, NOITI N 4 77•3000 NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR· Planned Community. This HI the estate hH acquired eralion of the 88·unll Published Newport ....,. eaa y io Publllhed Newport Beach-Fl~~~=:~KC ~~D~8~lr1?4NS 1~~-Br: LOIS K. COOPER, THER GIVEN that the pub-amendment will cross ref· in eddltlon to that of said Coastal IM 2374 Newpor1 Beach-Costa Mesa Dally cember 18, 23, 30, 1994, Costa Mna Dally Pilot 0.. A.P 1 NUMBER• AS INSTRUMENT NO 91: ASSISTANT VICE lie hearing wlll be held on erence the provlalon1 of dec:eaaed In and to all the Blvd./115 'Santa Isabel Pilot December 23, l994. January 8, 1995. camber t. 18, 23, 30, 1994 • • 234252 OF OFFICIAL PRESIDENT the Sth day of January, General Plan Amendment certain Real s>ropeny. situ-Ave./114·120 E. Wilson St, ________ F_1_01_ 1 F101 F08t 422·324-05 • Publlahed Newport 1995, at the hour of 7:30 94-3(A) In order to malntaln ated In the City of Costa In a cf zone Envlronmen- NOTICE OF R.fhCORDS."" dd and Beach.Costa Mesa Dally p.m. In the Council Cham-lnllrnal consistency be-Mesa, County ol Orangt, tal Determinailon: Exempt PUBLIC NOTICE .PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE TRUSTEE'S SALJ! e prope .. , 1 rest bera of the Newpon Bea.ch tween tn. Gell4Hal Plan Stalt of California, partlcu-NOTICE IS FURTHER • UNDER A other common designation, Pilot December 23, 30, City Hall, 3300 Newport and Zoning Regulatlons. larly described u lollows: GIVEN that at said time cnt1224703 Flotltlout Flotftlou9 DEED OF TRUST 11 any,. of lh• real property 1994, January 8, 1995. Boulevard, Newpor1 Beach, The project hu been re-Lot 440 of Tract No. 1712 and place 111 Interested Fictitious Buslneu Neme Busl,.... Name YOU ARE IN DEFAULT descril,)ed ~bove 11 JEr• F112 California, at which time viewed. and it ha• bHn In th• City of Costa Meaa, persoM may appe1t and 8u1lne11 Neme Stetement ltatement UNDER A DEED OF ~o'l88 1~8;rl1~E~ cX PUBLIC NOTICE anyone with an Interest In determined that It I• cat· County of Orange, Stale of be heard by th• City coun-Stetement Tht following perton1 art The followlng penon1 .,. TRUST DATED Sei>tember 92626• • the project may offer testl· egorlcally exempt under California, aa per map rt-ell on the alOl'emenUoned The following p.,.on1 are dOlng bu1lne11 at: doing _butlnna u · 3 1991 UNLESS YOU NOTICE OF mony to the Planning Com· the requirements of the corded In Book 60 PagH Item, doing buslnesa u : a) BROCHURE FACTORY NATIONA.L. ADULT BAS- TAKE ACTION TO PR(). drhr ,underslg~biri~·\: PUBLIC HEARING mission. II you challenge Calllornla Envlrqnmenlal 32 to 38 lnclualV• of Ml.. IF THE AFOREMEN· KOLL REAL ESTATE BY CRESTLINE, b) BRO. KETBALL ASSOCIATION, TECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT an': ~~!rr:Ynell of en. Notice la hereby given lhl• project In couttii ~OU Q~al~ Ar· h4H b further cellaneoul Map,a. In lh• Of· TIONED ACTION IS CHAI..· GROUP,'4343 Von Karman ~~'bRg~u~~LIM~~~R~ 2000 PW90n1 , •• Coste MAY BE SOLD AT PUBLIC property address and oth., that the Planning Commit· may be llmlted lo r Ing 1 ot •hat'-·'d • in he flee of lht County Rt-LENQE IN COURT, the Ave., Suite 1000, Newpor1 HOUSE 142 E ,,__ A • M .... CA mzr SALE IF YOU NEED AN d I Ii If Ion I the lty f N ort only lhOH lasuea you or g van t .., pu o at· corder. challenge may be Umlted to Beach CA 92860 • • ._,ry ve., Gerald L . Clal1t 20000 EXPLANATION OF THE ~;''!'~o'!rm i:~~· on, :S..J will to1do at ~bllc someone else raised at the fng will be held on the 5th More commonly known only those lasues raised .al Kreg Operatlng Co. (Dtla· Santa Ana. CA ~701 Parsona It c* Meaa NATURE OF THE PRO· rn' 1 tal amo~t ot th• hear! on tha a plfcaUon publlc hearing delCflbed In day of January 1995. at th• u : 2054 Conllnental Av· the public hearing d .. ware), 4343 Von Karman Thomas s . 1.1lckln1on, CA mz1 • • CEEDINO AGAINST YOU. un~d~balanc9 of the obU· of T:: lrvlne C~pany lor lhla notice °' In written cot· hour of 7:30 p.m. In the enut, Cotta M ... , Calif. acrlbed In this notice °' In Ave .• Suh• 1000, Newpon 27041 Saota Susana. Ml• Thi• bualneae 11 con- YOU SHOULD CONTACT A allon secured b the Amendment No 814 Ten-respondence dellv.,ed to Council Chambers of the Terms of tale are cash In written correspondence d• Beach, CA 92860 aJon VlelO, CA 92691 ducted by: an Individual LAWYER. g,opetty to be so~ and tatlve Map of T~act ;4989, the City at, Of prior to, the Newport Beach Ci~ Hall, la~ul money of en. United livered to Iha Ctty Council Thia bualneu 11 con-Thia &u~lneaa '* con-The reg'11trant(1) com. NOTICE Is hereby given reasonable utlmated and Sile Plan Review No public helflng. F0t further 3300 Newport Bouievard, Stales on Conformation of at. °' prior to, the public oucted by: a corporation ducted by. an lndMdual menced lo tranNCt bulf. thll POMONA FINANCIAL 00111 expentM and ad-72 on PfOperty located ai Information call John Doy. Newport Beach, Callfomla, Hie, of part cash and bal-hearing. -The reglatrant(a) com-Tht reglatrant(a) com-,.... under .,,. FlctllloUa SERVICES, INC. A CALI· vancea at the lime of the 3100 JamborM Road. glas, Environmental Coordl· at wt\ld\ time and place ance upon such terma and MARY T. ELLIOTT, menced to llanaact bull· menced lo transact bull-8utlneu Name(a) lletecf FORNIA CORPORATION, lnlUal blteaUon of the No-Request lo amend tht nalor at (714) 644-3225. arry and al f)eflonl Inter· conditions u are accept· Deputy City Clerk nest under the FictltloUI neu under the Fictltlout above on: 10.144 as llUSIH, or IUCCHIOI' Uce orsale la: $259,871.06 NOf'IJ\ Ford Planned Com-Gerold B. Ademt, ested may ap~at and be able to the f)9faonal r&Pf• Publlthed . Newport BualneSI Name(a) Ul1ed ~u. N~e(a) Utled 0.ald I.. et.II truatH, or 1ub11iluted In addition 10 cash, lh4t munlty DlstrlC1 RegulatlOM 8ecretur Plennlne r-ard ~ereon. 'f;::' C:: •~l•::.v•. Two ~·:c•~ Beach.Costa M ... Daily abaft on: 11194 ~01~:.00 This ~ wu tlfed trustee ~urauant lo the TruatH win accept a cull-to modify the parking r• CommlHlon, Cltr of ;!r ma/J"~~ed IO ral.'. Wtitedai:::~ ~. °' Piiot 0.Cembtf 23 1994. :_eg ~L.!n.tinp ~o.,(Cfvla· Thll atate'.m.m wu flied with tn. County Cieri! of Deed of rust executedEbyS ler'1 check drawn on a qulremen11 of Area 4 of Iha Newport a.ec:h. Ing Ot'tky tt'°9e laaun you offer• IO be In wrlii and • • • Floe ''""') • °' • aecr• With Iha County Cief11 of Orange Counly on '**"" MI c HA e L R. HA y • ••••• or natlonal b#lk. a development plan to allOw Nott· The·~ of thla ... ralttd at ng ... _ - , n.-,.,.._.., Dtcem-ber 2. 11M ~~N~D :.~~E~~~:c; f=~d~~ .. b~tai: ':tor klthe 1 red:':',.o:.r: notice .It peld from a tiling~.~ hHtlng d .. :!.!:cs=~ an~~ ~UILIC NOTICI J1: =~ wc!:n~ be,-l':i"4"' on NHTM on 09/24/1991, a~lnatru-1 check drawn by a 1tate or :,W c':nprvc with 1t! r• ~-~ec:ted from en. IP' ~~ J:n::O.n:=c.°"C: ~eotth~~b~:;~ THE cost~ MESA ZON-~T.1":r" on Nowrn-................... N-!,..~! =-::. ~ = ment No. 81·51n15 n federal savings and loan quirements of the U.S. Fish .,._,.. llv ad t the Ci"' .. INQ ~DMINISTRATOR • · .-.._.._, ... ,.._.. _.,. --IM .__~ Book Page of Olllclal 111oclatlon, aavtnga a .. and Wlldllle samc:.. The Publlahed Newport er 0 ., .... or ..... Will AENDER A DW. P91 .... Cotta Mesa Dally Plot o. cember-. -· 1 • -- rec:Ol'dl In lhe office of the aoclatlon or taVfngt bank appllc:atJon also lnclud" a Beach..Co1ta Mete Dally r:w ::O:::s:*ca1'{njj Detedr DeQe ..... r 20, SION ON TUESDM', JANIJ.. Publllhtd Newport Beech-C9mbtr 23, 30, 11194, Janu-llY I. 13, 1.a. County Recotder of OR-apecllled In 8.c:tlq'\ 5102 request 10 subdivide 20.38 Piiot O.Cember 23, 11194. 644-3200 1894 ARV 03, 1995. OR AS Coate Mesa Dally Piiot 0. 8IY 8, 13, 1995. F108 ANGE County, ca111om11. of th• Flnanclal Code and acr" of land Into 2 num-F111 Qer~ld B Ademe Ruth H. Hud .. n, SOON AS POSSIBLE camber 2. 8, 18, 23, 11194. F105 PVIUC IOTICI and puttuanl to the Notloe authorized to do bullneaa bered loll 'fo• e 30Ck1n1t • ' Per• en• I Rep r .. THEREAFTER, ON THE F070 _ of Default and Elec:Uon to In lhll 1t11t. lft the event rHldenllal condominium PUBLIC NOTICE leoreterr, Plc•nnlnt Mntatlwe ef the ••t•te FOLLOWING ITEM: PUii.iC NOTICI au•tttr - Sell thertund« recorded tendllf other than cash 11 dellelopment and 3 leUefld Co•111le1lon, HJ of Alt .. Lllwt · 1. LOT LINE ADJUST· PUBLIC NOTICI _.. vr • 08/01/1994 In Book • Page accepted the Truatte may 1ot1 tor opttupac:., u Ml NOTIC• OP Newport Beech. .,_, M ENT ll·U.05 FOR • Plctltleue ADOl'llD OIUHllAllCll • H lnatrument No, IM-withhold the llluanc9 ol u apPfOVal of a Site Plan PUBLIC HIAIUNQ Publlthtd Newport ~ ~ ~=~ N RALPH EMERSON AND FlotlU.U. Bu•lneM 11.... ORDINANCE IM-11 19 0482091 of Hfd Official the TN1tH'1 Deed untll Review M required bV Iha NoUoe le hereDY given S.ach..Coata M... Delly • •• MIKE K£RA TO MODIFY .......... N81M Ile..._ KMcMed IO Ille In U Rec:Ol'dl. WILL SELL on 1/ fundl ~ av~ lo North FOid Planned Com-lt'8l en. Planning Commit· Piiot o.c mber 23 11194 lllO, Newport a..o ... LOT LINES BETWEEN 3 • .......... The followlng S*'ICfW .. loroe Ind eftect on MsrClh 25/1995 •• FRONT EN· tht payee°' enc10r ... u a munlty Dlalrlc:t Aegulatlonl. elOf'I of the City of Newport • • • Celllornl• ••••o. PARCELS OF A PR(). The lollowlng lonl .,. doing bullnttl ... 1, , ... Ind ... ~ TRANCE TO THE CITY matt., of right. NOTlCE IS HEREBY FIJR. 8each wll hold a public Fl10 (714J He.ltlt POSED CONDOMINIUM dol bUllneal = A I M MAINTENANC£ on~ 11, 19", ~ HALL. 303 w! COM-Said .... wUI be made. THEA a~, 1tla1 a~ hearlna on Gene,.I Plan PUBLIC NOTICI! Publlahed Newport PROJECT LOCATED AT co'3, WORKS, 421 s. COMPANY. 1925 Eut EV· Ott lolowlnO roll c.il VOIS: MONWEAL TH >TREET. but without cOYtnant or live Oederauon hal beer1 Amendment IM-3{A) end Beach-Colta Meta Daly 370 AND 374 EAST 15TH Cooper St Santa Ana. CA ergreen A11t., FUiierton CA COUNCIL M•M•U8a FULLERTON. CA at 11 :00 warranty, •11preu Of Im-prepered by the Cly of Amendment No. 11$, lnltl· BSCa•tl STREET IN AH R2 ZONE. 92704 • 12135 • • ........... ~ ..... A.M. AT PUBLIC \UCTION plied regarding tltte, ~ Newport 8etCh In connec. Med by.,,. City of Newport NOTICI OP SM.a = Dtcember 22. 23• 29• ENVIRONMENTAL DETER· Sean Ullom, 1910 w. Mwy ftlwl Perez. 1925 E. o ...... •o• ..... ..... TO THE HIGHES BIDDER Makin or ancumbfanc.., tlOn .tlh fie IPPfieatlon 8Mch, tor ptoptr1y located OP RUL · MINATION: EXEMPT. Palmyra 141 er..-CA EVlfgrten AYe. FU1efton, =-=I I Ill• ... FOR CASH (pay• tie .. the 10 Nll91y the lndetMdnMa noted llboYe. Tht NegallVe on the~ comer Thf131 IF THE A80VE AC. 92ee8 • • CA..,. • 4 llmt ol aale 111 lawful MCUted by Mid Deed, acJ. Dedarallon ...... 1tw1 fie o1 ~!of Awnue and PROP•RTY AT TION(I) IS/ARE CHAL.. ~ Manzur 42I s A1oneo p..._ Jr l92$ E IDT1 money of the United vane• theftunder, w1tt'1 in. 8'lbject ._P,_" would Weet Cou1 Highway (Ce!-PRIVAT• SM.a PUIUC MOTICI L.ENOtO w cx>UR!i THE COOPir .._ 'Ana. cA EV89W1 AYe., lruleftor\ ORDIWG ... ,, edlll Stal"), .. right IJtle and'"' ....... pnwtded therein, not ,..,. In ......... Trw w~. CAS• I A-t74Mt CHAUEHOE MAY R I.JM. 12704 • CA nae ,.,.. t .. a_.. '·,.. tereat conveyed to and and the unf)ald . ptlnclplil tflecl on l'8 ~ ,..._ IO ernand N In the Suoertor Court of ~IOT=llQ ITED TO ONLY THOR II-Ttll1 bllllnetl It. con. Thia ltvllnne 11 con-,._ el -ca. .... ~ now hetd fr/ 11 ~ Mid beiant• of the Note ... • le ... pteetnl """"°" °' Qenerlll ,..,. Und UM and en. st ... of Calfornle,, tor IUU RAISED .. WNTTEN dUctecl llV: ...... '*'" cMled by: • ..... ..... ...... a.. ........ • OHd of Tr"" In IN prop-cured by ae.d Deed w11t1 In-the C1Y 10 eooepl lie Neg. AecrHtlon and Open the County <If Ofanga. NOTICI II HEAHY CORREll'ONOEHCE DE· nenhlp f _. ~ . .._ fl Iii ........ ..... erty eltl.llled In Mid County 1tre11 lhefeon • prcMdld a1We L\i alt,.., Md "IP" tpece llllNnla. and N In lht Maller of ... E.._ GNEN 9'1t a SMMc hNr-LNIMD TO THI! ZONING Rtgli..... het nee ,_. ...__,. "-nee ,.i THI llULL 1llCf el .. _. end St-. '*tlnel* • In Mid Note, ..... Cftlr9'll '*"" ......... Tllll .. LOOlll COMlel ''~· or Mable HudlOft ...... ~ .. Ille held ~ ... ADMINllTMTOA ""°" ...... IO ............ Mli#l IO ..... = ICt1llled: ,.... and HP•AHI of fhe noe .. Ille ........ • ... I.Md U. ,_, lof ... C-. dolpt\, .......... H. "811o CO.. Mw CIV ~ TO THI MOW DATI. w;a. lie ....... ,.,... unilr......... ~:.w .!:._ ... n._M .. PAACB. t: LOT t '"' trU19M and of 1'19 .._ '* _........., • ...... 1tr 1'19111 Wiii penlll. TNt ,.. dolpt\, dsCHUd. on.-..., a, I-II -P0R flUATHIR INflORIM, llltd ....,._ lltled .._.. ....,. - TRACT 1'3et. IN THI CfTY ~ by Mid Deed of ... Q1r o!_ ......... ep. .... __,..~Iha Notice '!~ p.a. or • IOOn ._ .... TION ON THI MOVI ~ ,. 1eM U1M1 lr----~~,_.._ .. ,,D ... -"'1111-~ ..... ~~Ji't...~ T":.e411~t8M 1 =='°"' ....=. ~= ~~;;;~ti~ = :;..;-.-~:: ~-Irie:~ "-~:;av ., ... JO"' UIM81...a ,a.I ... .:·.:rm· f7t, ,AGf.S 49 ANO ~ POllOU PINUIOIAL .,.. pu111c to ,.._ .,.. ..,. en ll1H•1n of t52 ~ Mii ..._1 P*~O-......, on ue • alll ._,. Uae Wf -rt C!!•:~ljlrlM JI...._.• -·= OF MISCELLANEOUlli l•RVIC•I INC •• ooiuu•llonlllltoonfllft> ....,..,..._ .. lddanaf,o •• 1&a10tthe llllfll: _.... o••• ... -ToplMe,_,, •:' = lm~Ol-M .._ .... -IN THE Of!JICI Of '' .......... ,.._,._ ol lie -..._ -of Rec> 0.... en• ~ THI ~ - -ol• .. lled .. all ... '-.. N M•MCORDllt :)~ IAIO ..WTrw... ;;"'~end"; ....,-;;:;e:;t,onmM-..., .... ,,..., .. ....., NNa CDIMWJN'I M· ••••T• . .......,..,... ,...DD•••••lll-••""- portlng documents el• Ill Open __. whlct1 may 8'l• t• 11 N olloe o1 VOCATION OI ~ • , PHI , ·' ... , .. .. :. - Frldily, December 23, 1814 7 PUIUC llOTICU "*8C NOTICES PUILIC IOTICll PU1UC llOTICll . PU1UC llOTICU PUIUC IOTICll ~~;;;;ii;;~~---1 WIC llOTICI lhence louthwe,lerly eomo.nv, M N6d Truet-llbove 11 l>UfP0"80 IO De Ud ..... ti II, ........... ------------;--"'iiiiiiiiil..;;.._latong laid SOU1tMe11er1y H :O '4900 fUurored llU Church St Co••• ..., twMClltlOll PUILIC llOTICI "'> . .,__ ltne of TwenUeth S•••t "°9d, suite 2170. lrwfn ...... CA 1262' ,..... ....... ton'ACIOlltlUOICIM.t IO Iha true P«Mnt of be-d•I•. CA tl1ot. lltl Theundefaignedtruat .... -....-..,._,.....,. HOTice TO ~-O•l'Wn9 114-6370, 8v C.rol WIU H dl1cl .. m1 any llablttty •• • ..,_, Mil fll ... fm1tt (Avtlo 8 Acueedol SAM The PfOperty •ddre .. lund, \floe PrHldent tor any '"'orrecll\4tt1 ol ._ JofWI HowMS FicnnGUIM lllllW, APf"l.E8AUM nd othet COMmon det• D•ted taJOl/tH4 the prc>t>ef'Y eddreH end end Hlltft Mc .-IT&~ YOU ARE BEING SUED BY g.,.uon II anr. ol th• A$AP1416S1 othef common dea•on•· 11111 ..... TN ...... ......C• Pt..AIHT'lff: (A Ud. le Mta' eat property de1cr1bed 12/t6, 12123, 12./JO llon. 11 any, •t\ollfn here-~ 22. 1056 111 II/Wt dolnQ butNll • demllndando) JAMES c bove 11 pwponed 10 t'9 In 3219. P11116.16ol Offldal llCOlds UNITEO C<*CRfTE COMPA l!IOOTli INC A c.tltomia 992 Church St Co11a The lotal amount of the Tiit ~ llMtolM de· NIES, 13131 LOI AftOtltS St P101Naional 00.:poratlon H , CA !12626 PUBLIC NOTICE unpaid balance of lh• IClltled 1111111111 IOld "II It" TN ll'Wltldlll, CA 0170I You ~e 30 CALENOAA The under1lgned Tru1•· obllg11ion Hc1o1red by Shel ldd!W lllCI 0111f Unl•cl RtlCly M1lllcl Concr .. • DAYS 11\ef tl'll1 tumlTIOnS dl1cf11m1 a11y llablllly the property to be sold ii -w of flt " Cor~don a Cllllornll coroo- 11 MNed on you to Ille 1 or any lncorrecllieu of and reHonable ••tlmat· ~ cnbid lboYI 11 rallofl. 131S1 Lot AnQe411 St. typewrlnen response at this he properly addre11 and YOU ARE :>:1AUlT ed coats, eMpeni~1 •t'd1 rpMld ID bl 1571·75 Pllttn· lrwlru1~1 CA01706. court. lher common de11gna· advance• at lhe lifl'• o 1 AllllM Newport Beach CA un11911 Premix Concr•ll A letter or POOl"e Qall wlll on, II •nv. ihown hore DEEO OF nun DATf lh• lnlUal pub11callon QI • Thi 'ulldel1igned TNstlt Corpor1tlon, a Ctlltornla e«pO· not prottct you; your. ty~ n OIU41. UNI.DI YOU TAK lhe Notice ot Sal e 11: ldaims ~ l1lbill~ lor lf'1 ration, 13131 LOI AnO• St• wrlnen retponae must be The total amounl ol the ACTION TO PROTECT YO St 63,7 l 0;_311 ncGll'ICtnHI ol Ille tl!'ttt td· lnwtnd•, CA 91706 In proper legal fOflTI If you npa•d balance 01 the PROPERr, rr MAY IE IOLD A 1n addellon to c111h rh lllCI 04IW cotnmOfl dettO· Unllld Sltylne Concrtll went the court to hear your bligallon aecured by ~,'a';lAT~~f~: ~ '::~R tru1tee will accept , It tl'(I, ahOWn 11e111n Said Corporll!Oll I c.tl!Ofnla corpo;- C(Ue. he property to be 1old OF nlE 'ROCEEDINO AOAINS ca1hler'1 chec k dfaw1 e wWt bl midi, but w!lhou rallofl. '1319) Los Angeles St.. 11 you cto not ftle your r.. nd t~asonable esumal· YOU YOU IHOUlD CONTACT on a atete or nallon• nant or w111'11'11)1. llCPltSsed lnwlncWI, CA 91706. tponM on time, you may d costs, e•penae1 end 'y bank a check .drawn b Of lm!*td reoanii 'h United HIUllng COtP«tllon 1 loae lhe cue, and your d11ance1 al the IJme ot LA:iJ~oFTRUSTfFI aw • 1ta'te or federal cred• ttsllOll ortncv~ ... IOpos Calltornla corporll!Oll. 13tl1 WllgM, ll'lOl'l9Y end prop. he m111al publlcallon ot ( DE 0 union or • check draw the 1tmiinno principal sum OI Lot Angeles St.. lnwln.,. erty may be taken wllhOY'I he Notice ol Sale •• UNO R ED F TRUST by • state or federal 1111 nollt(a) seo.utd ~ Slid Oetd 0 91706 " ' further war"'ng from the 190, 135 66 loa11 Ht. 700311XEU ing1 and loan a11oci ll\ISl With lnllmt tilt Sisk Amet1can Truddna 1 court. In addition to cash, 1he T.I , No. FFC031712 allon uvlng1 111ocl • reon, Callf 11 tlon. l!bl FtOO There .,, otha. legal r• ruatee will accept 11 A.,, No.14t·IU·05 a hon' or uving1 ban Pf'O';!clecl in sad note~), ad L ~~~ wtidale # HAMMER TIME? --..... "'.""'."~"'.""'.'"~~--I qulrlfTllflt• You may want Hhier·1 check drawn Notict It hett~ Given 1pec11ied In Sechon 510 ~~·: ofl· under._the .._. rmsf ~o6'Y"'.. I., r • to call an ettomey right n • slate or national Stlnc!W Tnist Deed StM ol the Fenanceat Cod w,. u..e Nst. esuma""" ees . --~~----~----1 away II you do not k:noW ank. a check drawn by ComlW')' u truslH, °' suece and authori.ied 10 d cNioes and llCPlmH ot Unlttd Rock & Concr11fe l'loUtloua an anomey, you may call stale or teueral credol llllstte, or tubS'l1ted truslt bu1one11 on this state I T11.1stet and ol Ille ll\lsts tit COf POfltlon, lncof(>Ofalld In ..,......_ Name ·a11 a1v.1mey rolenal $0fV1Ce nlon or a check drawn 11Urwant to lhl Ottd ol 111.1 the event te('lder othe by sad Oetd ol TNst IO-Wlt Ottawar•. 13131 Los Anotlls ltaitement or a legal lid office (llstlld y 11 state or lederal sav· ntwttd by JOEY SA than CHh h ecceple Sl,647,894 33 Enmated k. SI, 1,,.,dale, CA91706. The followlnO persona are In lilt phone boolc). ngs and loan anoco· CELI AHO ANALISA COJ.18£ the t1u1lee ma~ wilhhol Cll.led interest Ind ~ This bullntn Is condueled bUllne11u: Despuet de que la en-11on ·savings auocl·CEL1.HUS8AHOAHOWIFE the Issuance ot th adYlncesll111Y,Wlll 1ncremt11 bYICOfl>Oflllon. C • 233 H..nhttont, Ir· lreguen Hta citac1on ludJ. lion' or savmys bauk M A. AGNES C CELI, A SIHGL 'Trustee'tr Deed unli tioure pnorlD sllle SIGHlO. UNITED READY MIXED •CA 92714 .. 111. usted tltm.1 un ptnio de pec1loed m Se.chon 5102 WOMAN AHO ZENAIOA CELI lunds become availabl "--2.he be11ehaacy under ONCRETE, 8y ClauOt E. Potter, lclor Miano Jr., 233 30 OIAS CALENOARIOS I the F1nanc1a1 Code SINGLE WOMAN -Reconltcl '0 to the payee or endone ~of TNsl heretolore txecu Ofpora• Controller When ·you need a little work done around the house. look in the Pilot eerth1ton1, lrvlne, CA para p11senlar una r• nd authorued to do JULY 11 1099 as lnsllllment .. a maner 01 right and dehettd to tilt undersigned The registrant commenced to 114 spuesta llCflta a maqulni usmess m lhli 11ta11: In 89-36-4cm ol Otfldll Reconis i Said sale will be made wntten Dedatnon of Otlaull IJansact "buslnets uruler ll'le hla bu1ln111 la con· en esta corta. he event tender othoer lht oll1ct ol lhe County Reeorde bul without c9venant o Delhand for S.e, Ind a wntte licildous bUslntSS name or uc:led by: an Individual Una Carla o una llamada han cash es accupled of ORANGE County, Cahlomla warranty, expreu or em Nobce ol Detailt Ind fleclfbn names listed lbM on Stptem· 1g_l1trant hH not yet taletonlca no le olrecera the Trustee may withhold and pursuant to !ht Nobtt o piled regarding lllle Se! The undersegned cause ber, 1988 to ttan11ct bu1lne11 prot11Cc1on; 1u reapuesta he luua nee ol lhe Dtlaull Ind fJec,on to Sell the" pouession or enc um Slid Hobte ol Delaulhnd fJecbo This st.atem111t was flied with the llctltloue nam•(•) e1r)ta a maquln• Ilene que Trustee'' Deed until under Jletordtd on AUGUST ~brances. 10 sa11s1y the In lO Sell to be teCORJtd 1n the County Ctertc of Orange ated above. cumpUr eor1 las formall· unds become available 199-4 H instrument /1 debtedneu 5ecured b COU"IY where lhe relll propel\y 1 County on Oeaimber 12, 1994. Victor Miano, Jr. dodes legolos opropiadu to the payee or endoraee 0533087 ol slid Offic.111 Records u .id Deed, advance IO(:ated and more than lllre NOTICE· Tiiis flcUllous Name Thi• 1t1tement WH filed sl usted qulero que la corte as a matter ot tight II Sell on 12/.!094 at 10.00 "'-thereunder, with intere¥ months have ejapstd since sue Slatemtnt explret llvt years with the County Clerk of oscuche su caso Said sale will be made, AT lHE EtfTRANCE TO TH as provided therein, an recordabon rrom the date lt was rited in ll'lt Orang• County on Novem· SI uat11d no presenta su but wuhou\ covenant or ORANGE CITY HALL. 300 EAS the unpaid pdncopal bat DAlE. 10-28-04 Ofl1ce ol the County Clerk A ne ber 2~. t994. respuesta a tlompo, puede warranty, e~pren or 1111· CHAPMAN AVENUE, ORANGE. ~ance ol the No le sl! By: FIRST AMERICAN Tm FlcdUous Business Name St.ate· FS28717 purdor al caso, y le pueden phed regarding hlle.111 public aucbon, to the hlolles cured by 1a1d Deed wit INSURAHCE COMPANY, a ment must be llled belore ll'la clo~siheds to find a good corgenter, electrician, pltJmber ~r handy m~·n: PubU1h1d Ntwport Boach· quftar su salarfo, su dlnero poueulon or encum·lb ddtr for ush (payable at Interest thereon as pro Tru•tu • ume Tht flllng ol this slatemtn Cost• Mesa Dally Piiot O• 'f otras cosas de su brances to sallsly tho In· time ol sale In lawful money 0 111ded m ta•d Note, lees 114 EJ.ST FFTH STREET. SA/IT does nol or llselt authorl2' th.a cember 18, 23, 30, 1994, 1•ropledad sin avfso adlclo· deb1edneu secured bVltne Unled Sta"s), all rlollt. oae charges and e•1>1enses of CA f/27()2 us. In this slate or a Flcdtlo~ Janu 8 1995 nol porpartedelacorte. said Oeed, ad11dn ce•andinte,.steon11eyedtoancl~lhc11usteeandlhe trui.1s(7u)566-0TT8EXT 2134 Business Name In vloladon ol ary • • F09S Exlsten otros requisites le-thereu11dcr. wllh 11llurc~•ht1d~ilundtruidOeedollnist created by said D.eed o BY Karen Ro~itson ,. FORf. the r~hts 01 another under galas. Puede que uS1ed as provided lherem, and~ Ille ~·~ led I aid trust CLOSURE OFFICER r d. Sta.. la qulera Hamar a un abogado 1he unpaid µro11c1pal bal · n prope 1 n s Coast Fed Services, a • . • er · ... Of common PUBLIC NOTICE 1runed1a1amente SI "o ance ol the Note se· County a.nd S and desCllbed said trusiee, a Calllomo lZ .9J2-16, 12 23, 11»4 (Set Sacllon 14400 et seq., '----------1 conoce a un abogado .cured by said Deed with 13 lollows ' Corporalton, 199110 Plum· Business and Pfotesslons CNS1229996 puede llamar 1 un servlclo mleresl thereon as pro· LOT 50 Of TRACT 3500, IN mer SI Chat1worth. C Codt) NO de relereocla de abogados voded on said Note lees, HE CfTY OF COSTA Jr'ESA.91311 ,(8181725·4l 611. By irsttlttno TICE OF o a una oflclne de ayuda charges pnd expenses of UHTY OF ORANGE. STATE Of Harr1e1 Moroz.. Ass1s1an PUBLIC NOTICE RUSSELL. HANCOCK I JEF· PETTT10N TO legal ~vaa el dlr9Ctorlo tel• lhe lruslee and the truats Allf<lRNIA. /IS Pt:R ~ RE· sec re I a r y , · O a I e d FRIE ADMNSTER lonlco crea1ed by saiu Deed 01 OROEO IN SOOK 144, PAGES 44 121ot1199<i DANIEL K. GASTON, Esq ESTATEOF:JAY a•NUM•n rrust o 45 Of t.tSCELLAH£00SASAP146776 200SLosRobleSAw .. Ste.S3 stATE•lfTOFAIAllOOM· can:tseemto ARTltUR (Nu"'9fode1Cuo) Coast Fed Serv1ce1 atMAPS IN THE OFFICE OF THE1 2J9,12Jt6,1212J NOTICEOFSAUOfRW Pmdena.CA91101 MENTOF , get toallthos .. ROVENSTN: SR 288378 said trustee a Cahlorn1 OUHTV RECOROER OF SAID PROPERTY AT PRIVATE ... E Newport Beac:h·Cosla M USE OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS • • Corporatoon. 199110 Plum· RANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA -Dally Pilo MAME repair jobs CASE NO. A 17592.3 The name and •ddra19 01 mer St • Chauwonh, CA The slltel lddttss Ind other PUBLIC NOTICE No. A152U1 CN284007 Tile lofto"'1ng person(s) has To all heirs, benefl· tne cour1 11. (El nombre y 91311, 18u 1 ?2!1·43b0 By mmo11 deseona•on, ,, lllY. ol. ln th1Superlo1 Cou.rtoltl)e 0ec 16,23.30Jan 6 doned Ille use ol 11'1• 11ctl· around the house? ciaries. creditors, con· dtreccion <1a la eor1e ••) Harriet Moroz, Asst5tan tile real property 0t1C11bed abo~ State ol Calllorn~. In i nd lor ll'lt us busllless nama LET'S GO Let the tingant creditors, and In Tha Munlclpal Court o1 sec.re ta ry . Dated s JlUIJ)Orted IO be 749 OLYMPIC Coun.ty ol Ofil!Qt f\AVEL localed at 130H ClaHffl•d persons who may other· CENTRAL 0 RANGE 11'2911994 VENUE. COSTA WA, CA FCI U ·061H • 111 Ille Maner ol ll'le Estate o1 --oultl 08eac:h Boulevaid LI wise ,Pe interested in COUNTY JUDICIAL DIS· ASAPt46471 626 TrutlH Sii• No.11211 CLAIRE K LIODELL,Conseiva· PUBtlC NOTICE Habra, CA 90631 • S•rvlce the will or estate, or m1CT, TOO CMe center 1219, 12116, 12123 lilt undersi~d T11.1s"~ ~~,U>l;'=~t~ER 18'Nollce Is ller.i>y IVtn Illa FlleNo FHOllO The llcdllous business name Dlr•Ctory both, of: JAY AFHHUR Drive West, Santa An•. dlsda1ms any liability for any A DEED OF TRUST DATED 1().7. ll'le underslQned w1ff sen a FICTrTIOUs BUSINESS lleued. 10 above was llled on • help you find ROVENSTINE, SR. County of Orange, Slate of ncorracllless of Ille street ~· 86 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION prlVate sale to the hlQll I NAME STATEMENT atoll 13. 1989. In ll'le County reliable. h elp. bee~ fire~Tl~~o~AtSl~ Calllornla 92701 PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~ ~~,:~~nmh':t"n desio· 10 PROTECT YOUR PROPERlY, best bidder, sub)lct lo e~o~nr Th• lollowlno person(s ~ 1~r:r04· Original f llt NO. r. PEARL PENDLETON In The oame, addres1, and ~total amount of the un~n MAY BE SOLO AT A f\JBLIC matlon Cll said Superior Courl ls/are dolno business as SAMUll BLOOMQUIST ___ M_2_·5_8_7_8 __ _ the Svperior Court of 1e1ephooe number of plain· , balance 01 the o~ioa~on secured SAlE If YOU NEEO ~ E>G'l.A· on or al181 ll'le 26111 day o Sp11nohouse Asslsled Llvlno 900 Jannie lane La Habra cA C l'f C 1 f lflf's anorney.-or pl11lntltt NOTICE OF by the prope~ to bl &old 100NATION OF THE NAT\JRE OF THE Decembe1. 199• al ll'le ollicl o 285 Wes! Cenlral Avenue, Brea 0631 ' ' O~~no;;1a, oun y o wlrhout an attorney, ta: (El TtlUSlEE'S SALE • reasonable estimated costs PROCEEOlNGS AGAINST YOU, EDMUND R CASEY. Attorney a Calltornla 92621. , • JOYCE BLOOMOUIST 1900 Can't seem to THE PETITION re· nombra, la dlraccion Y el UNDER DEEO OF JRUST xpenses ant advances at thiYOU SHOULD CONlACT A lAW· Law 14730 Beac:ll Boulevard Manor Healll'lcare Corptt!eonlLJ.ane La tiatu'a CA ,_.to 8'l thoie quests that" :JANET nomero de teletono d T F-No 101121 me of Ile triOal publiclton of YER Stille 104, la Mirada. Cattturn lf1C01110Tated In Delaware. 10751T'0631 -,. • -· PEARL PENDLETON be abogado dtl °"emonctante, Loan No 1327240 Notice ol Sale Is S174 CXX>OO On 12·29-04 at 10 00 am • 90638, County ol Orange. Stal Columbia Ptlte, Sliver Sprlno SIGNED , SAMUEL 8.LOOM· repair Joba appointed as personal o del demandanlt que no AP Number. 458·071-16 In addibon IQ c.ash lhi TN.stufi~t A/Ilene.a" T1ae Insurance ol Calllornla. aH Ille right. 11 Ma~land 20910. cPUISl JOYCE BlOOMO'OIST around the house? Repainting? · ~you· ........... l,ieldit,,....llar .. It. loot" it. PJot Otmilieds '° ml the teMI ~II ~b_· re"'etentatlve to admJn· t1ene •"""ado, es) YOU ARE tN DEFAUL t iU accept a casNet's clleckCompany,TA C~toma Corpora-and intemt ol said conserva Ills business Is conducte ThtS business was conducted ' _.the Cla .. lfted ,.. f h -..,.. u No EA A o E E D o F ,.,..n on astate or nlbonal baok. bon. u nistte, or Success and Ill• conservatee's spous by a corporal!on. by husband and w!le • ..., ister the estate o t e JAMES c. BOOTH INC .. TRUST DATED June 1u, 1 chtc.k drHn b'f 1 st.ate orT111stn or SubsOllJted Tnistee. (Ille 1n11<e property Is admlnjs SIGNED MANOR HEM.THCARE This slallment was flied wltll Service Directory ·RE·NT dec41~~t.PETITION re· 333 City Blvd West. Sul!• 1991, UNLESS YOU TAICE • under and llll'SUant ID Deed or tered by Ille conservator) In an CORP . 8Y Everett E Casey.Ille County Cltrk 01 OfanQ.e help you find ~ue.•· the decedent's t8l0, Orange, CA 92668 ACTION t o PROTECT •deral ctt<it uroon or • cheek Trust R!eonled on 11-5-86 as 10 aA ll'le certafo real proper A.nlstant Secretaty CouAty on Oeaimblr l2. 1994 through classified .. Q'1 4) 6:).4.3600 YOUf\ PROPERTY, IT MAV n by. stale Of federal SW Document Ho 86-!llt~ Book .. Sib.lated In lht City ol Newpot RegislJant has not yel lltgun 8EV'ERLYWl'ST ESCROW reliable help. Ill •nd codicils, if DATE· APR 18 1994 BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC nos and loan assoonon. ~~ P3Qe •• ol OlllOll RttorOS 1n ll'le Btach, county ol Ofanoa. Sta to O'ansact business under the '433N c.tmd•nDr Ste 51 ------'----L:=-=-=-=-=~~=-=-s===:;; •ny, be admitted to · K 1 SALE IF vou NEED AN assooa,on Of 1"'4"0' ._,,. Oll•c:e ol lhe Rec.order Of Oflnoe ol CaltlOfnla localld at so llcdUous buskless name or • • 9 ""---------probate. The WILL and .. Obert •• 1o1h• ' EXPLANATION OF THE speof1td en Seaon 5102 ol .,... County, CMtlonn tlCtOJled by Avenlda Li»anzo He namtS llsltd ht<lln Bttt~H~, CA 02~ 1ny codicils are avail· c I., k ' b, 0 L QA NAT URE OF THE PRO· nanoal Code Ind IUlllollZtd ID Robert M thson "' and ~N F Bead! CA wpor This st.a,.ment was llled With Newpoll •ICll Cost6 ~I 1ble for examination in TAMAYO, Deputy CEEDING AGAINST YOU, blsinu3 In "' tlllt In IN .._llSOn, tusband and wile as Terms 01 salt are cash the County Cltrk ot Oranoe °'~ or Chances are the file kept by the NOTICR TO TitE pp. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A wnt lender other thin cash " TNS!Of The Independent.Dreier ol lawtul money ol th• Unite 'ounty on Oeaimblr 12. 1994 Dec 16.2~3~ J!~ you Wiil find court. SON IERVED: You .,. LAWYER Kttllltd, tl'll TNSlet ~ Wiii'.'· fottst!rs, • Corporation . as Stalls on Coofllmallon ol sale NOTICE· This flcUtlOUs Name • h d THE PETITION re· HrY•d •• lndlVldual Nohce 11 hereby given d tile issuance 01 t1'11Tnistu 1 Beneficiary V.ILL SELL AT'fl\.IBLIC or part cash and balanca wt Stallment explr~ llve years G~t to w at you nee MAllOI &AWN- que1t1 •uthority to ~t. . lhal Serrano Reconvey· Dttcl uMI lundt become available AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST den<:eel by noie secured from Oii dale n was ltl&d In ll'la at the price ' MOUNT .dml·n·1ster the estate Publtahed Daily Piiot No-ance Company, 81 •ru•1• the ll'Y'-• °' tndOrsee as 1 BrOOER F<lR CASH (ruw1bl1 a Morto""• or Trust Deed on the 0111ce of 1111 County Clelk A new the bule you want to pay ~-. ~ ee, or successor trustee, matter of notll of ... l~ul ~, r ... _, .. S fled"·.. B •·~ H s•·te --• --• under the Independent vamber 26, December 3, or sub11ituted lru1tee ~d salt Wiii be made bit •me -e en ... , money o properly sos...., 1.000 00 ...,..5 USH1ns ame .. • when you read °""* • Crernalory Administration of Es· 10 17 1994. pursuant to the Deed ol thoUt co ... nant or warnnty, 1111 U,.l!d. States, b'/ Wit a more lo be deposited with bid ment must be llled before ll'lal •• ,.,s Cl•Hlft•d "Saving.All Fail/ts" tates Act. (Ttlis authorl· Se619 Tru11 executed by David txlll'H or impl td reoatdino bdr usl'let's cheell dllwn b'/ I state BldS or oll11s to be In wilbno tlmt The llllllO ol lhlS slatement t'a. ~ 1625 Glaler ty will allow the person· 6 Stayner and Susan s pcssession or ~ncumbl'lnces tO or Monal ~nll. a clltell driw and w1• be received at Ille a10ft· dOet AOI ol ltstll aull'lortre the daily at representative to take Stayner, huaband and u\sty the inclebtedntss seoired by a slll! or federal ttedll ur.on, d o~al any time aller ll'le use In lhls sl.111 ol a ncnuous Atta·,. . 842·5&78 ~ -~~ many actions without PUBLIC NOTICE wile Recorded by tad Dttd advances thereun· or • check d<awn ~a state o llrst publication hereol and Business Name In vlolatlon of ...., _.._ obtaining court approv· Oli/2 t/1991 In Book NIA der wilh inierest as pl'O'<ldtd lede!W Sl'<lllOS ~nd loan assooa-lore date ol salt.' the rlOhts ol another under b al. Before taking certain Page NIA.' as INST 11 91'. 111titin, Ind the unpaid pnncil)M •on. n~~s ISSOOl•'on. O Oaled this 8th dayol December, FNleraf. Stall, or common law 8Semeot, tf-ft PACl'te Y1IW very Important actions, NOJICEOF 317365 of Ollicl alollhenotesecuredb'/Sliddetd Sl'<lf'IOSban speoh~mstebon199• (See Section 14400 el seq.. • d I ' ,_ •iloN~PAM however, the personal TRUSTEE'S SALE records in the olllce ol th interest tlle11on .. proildtd 5102 of tile Financial Code and ILLIAM J LIDDELL. Conserva· Business ,end Proltsslons an c 0 et ................ I c.m;; ..... Mori·--- representative will be UNDER DEED OF TRUST the County Recorder ol in Slid Note lees charges and 1Uthonztd to do busu"ss in Ills or ol ltle Person and Estate ol Codei. -~ Ch •• Cfemai«; required to give notice File. 22890 Orange Caunry, Cahlor· expenses 01 ine wstu and 01 the slate ) At. at the lront entrance to Id Conservatee • First lllng then get ., a..lflcd ,,. •-•-·--ted petsora-Loan 394782· 70W nla and pursuant to tho "'* b\l-$aid-Oud ol suite 160,~101 rserJ!.91!]m DM.l1JtD.Jl...tAa EJci....,. Ne't!J)ort~h·Cosla M,.e,,..sa,_________ -.__ _,---:-....3500 Pacific View Or 1---.... ,JUlDLllO Olller "21 ·lln4.,·20 NO'trce ol lJeTauil an TNst l'Mneim ffs. Ail nohl bUe 4730 Beach Blvd Sulbl 104 Oal!V 0 some cas . • ..... "" ,_ Newpor1 a.di ~~l!:J n~t7ceey orh~;,:_ A.P Number 426·264·12 Election lo Sell thereun· STANDARD TRUST DEED and 1nterestco~edto andnow Mlrada,CA906JB-4 248 CN264008;1'!!!!!!~·= .. ~·~·~·!!7!8~-J~::::::::::::==~~!!.....,.~~!~!"' Sented to the priosed YOU ARE IN DEFAULT der recorded 0812211994 SERVICE COMPAHY /IS lRUS· held~1tunders~Dee<lolT11.1st 7H)562·9083 Dec16.23.30Jan6 -wv UNDER A DEED OF in Book NIA, Page NIA,teE 2600 ST~L ORM 1n the proptl\y Sl~ated 1n said NewportBeaoh·Cosla M8$a ......... action.) The in epen· TRUST, DATED December 81 tnet 194·0514212 of SurTE200 CONCORD CA04520' County, CMtlorna descnl:Jno the DaityPllol ----------c Classlfled is..... ~11opplng for • new dent administrat ion 28, t990 UNLESS YOU said Olllclal Record1, will 510) 603-7340 &j OE8Blf landtnerein CH280617 Dec 1617.23 CONVENIENT ? I If d • llU llUIWIJ authorltywillbegranted t.AKE ACTI ON TO PRO·Sellon0f/09/19g5at1 0 ACKSON ASSISlAHT SECRE· A.PH 424-141·10 Pattel2 ' FIND whelher you're buy· apartment ca~•·• Morluery •Ch•pel unlesa an interested TECT YOUR PROPERTY IT PM at the North front TARY Dattd 12<1?/94 lot 32 ol tr3CI no 3145, as SllOW1\ Ing. selllng, or fus ~~':is ~~':tho~~~::;.: Cremation peflon files an objection MAY BE SOLD AT A PUB· entrance to the Count RSVP7258 on a map recorded 1n booll 99, RE NT an apartment looking, classified has 1 1o the petition and llC SALE IF YOU NEED Courthouse 700 c1v1 1~ w16 l:?/23 Paot 33 ot mscetlaneous maos through classified what you need I or w.o'ci ... m~ 110 Broadway show a good cause why AN EXPLANATION OF Center Drill• Weal Sant.l • ' ttCOm of Orange County Cale: CLASSIFIED 842·5878 Coat• Mesa the court should not THE NATURE OF THE Ana, CA at pubhc auc· 101111a ~ellt lrom a PO.ion ot through classified-842·5878 Ml·l1M gr•t't the authority. PROCEEDING AGAINST uon, co the hlghe11 btd· PUBLIC NOTICES .. -~-----~~..:.==-===:_~--------_:========::.======---.J~!!~~··~, A HEARING on the YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· der for ca.sh (payable a'l---------tACT A LAWYER lhe lime of sale in lawlul petition will be held on No hce ts hereby o•ven money of the United January 12, 1995 'at that CoHI Fed Services, Statea}, all right, lilt• NOTICE OF 1 :45 P.M . in Dept. 703 a Calltorma Corporation. and lntere1t. conveyed t TRUSTEE S SALE located at 341 The City as trualee or succeasor and now held by il unde UNDER DEED OF TRUST Drive Orange C A tru11ee, or sub1t1tu ted said Deed In the/ro~ File 22904 92668. trualee purauant to the ty situated In aal Coun-Loan 394783·.SCS IF YOU OBJECT TO Deed ol trust eaecuted ty and State and de· Other 2t·07340·20 the granting of the by Robert John Krogh, scribed H lollows A1 AP Number 426 264 09 petition, you rhould an unmarned man Re· more lully described on 'IOU ARE •N DEFAUL appear at the hearing corded on Ot/0211991 as aald Deed ol Tru11 ~i:"u~~RDA~EDD~ ED ~ and state :(Our objec· ln1trument No 91 ·00008~ the 11teet addrel"I and 28 1990 UNLE~~cn~0e tiona or file written in Book .. Pa,!1• •• of 0111· other common de11gna· TAKE AC.ltON TO PRO objections with the coal record• rn the olllC"e Uon. lf any, of the ieal TECT YOUR PROPERTY I court before the hear· ol the County Recordet property de1crlbed MAY BE SOLD AT A PUB Y o t Orange County, Call· above la purported to be. Ing. our appearance fornla and pursuant to 2500 Lighthouae Lane LIC SALE tF YOU NEE may be In po'5on or by the Nohce ol Delaull and Newporl Beacl\ CA AN EXPLANAllON o your attorney. El II I s II th • TliE NATURE OF TH IF YOU ARE A ec on o e ereun· 92625. PROCEEDING AGAINS CREDITOR .• der recorded 08/05/1994 lhe under1111,111ell Trual YOU, YOU SllOULD CON or a contin In Book ··. Page ··. as In· ee d•sctaom& any hoblhl TACT A LAWYER gent creditor of t~o atrun~en• No 94·0490385 lor any 1ncorrec1ne11 o Notice 11 hereb eve deceased, you f'!'USt file ol 1&1d Olloclal Recordt, U\e 1trect oddrusa an that Co3lt Fed s~r!'tcei your claim with the will Sell on 12/3~1994 111 other common Je11ona· a Callfornia corporailon court and mail a copy to the North lront entrance lion, II any, 1hown he1e 111 truatee or successo; the pereonal repre11nta· to the County Courl· In truatee or aubstltule live appointed by the hOUH, 700 Civic Center The total amount ol the trustee ' pursuant to th court within four l>nve West Santa Ana, CA unpaid principal balanc Deed 0 1 Trust e~ecu•ed • months from the date •I I 00 P M at i;iubllc of Uie obhgahon aecure by Robert John Krogh, of first issuance of auction to the highea by the property to b an un111amed 1111m Re- lettwa as provided In bidder for cash (payable •Old and reaaonabte estt corded on Oll021t99t as aect ion 9100 of the •I the hme 01 aate In law· mated co111, e•pen•• ln1trument No 91 000086 Cetifornie Prob•te Code. lul money 01 the Umlet.I an" advances et th fn Book ·• Page .. of Olli· The time for filing States), all nghl, IAUe and hm• of the 1nehal pubh clal record• In the olhce cl•lm• will not expire lntereat .conveyed 10 •lld cation ot the Notice o ol tho Counly Recorder now held by It under Salelfs $587,202 93 ol Orange Counfy Call· before four • months 111ld Deed ot Tru11 on lhe 1ri addihon to ca1h, th lornla end pursuant to fro'!' the hearing dale property •••uated •n aa1d Truslee wilt accept lhe Notice 01 Delaull and noticod above. County and ~tale herem· cashier's check drewr Elactton lo Sall thereun· YOU MAY EXAM· alter de1cribed. The on a state or nation• der recorded 09t05/t99• INE the file kept by the Soulhwealerly 46 feel ol bank, • chvck drewn b m Book Pago •. as In· court. If you ere 8 per· the lollowmg That por· • at.lie or lederal cred• 11run1ent No 94 ·0490384 aon lntereeted In the hon of Lot 201 01 N-· union or a chaclo. draw ot ta•d 011oc1al Records H tlte, you may file port Helghll, In the C•'V by a it.al• pr fedetal HV wiU Sell on t2f.JIW1994 at with the court • formal of Costa Meaa, County of ng1 and loan a11qcl the North lront enhance R ueat for Special Orenge, Stale ot Calllor· allon, 18Ving1 auocl 10 the County Courl · No:\t of the fill"" of en nla, H ahown on a Map atlon or eavlng1 ban houH 700 Civic Center ce ··• recorded In Book 4, Page 1pecilled 1n seotlQn S tO~"' 1 :1. s .. c• Inventory •n<I appreiaol 13 ot Ml1celleneou1 of the Financl•I Cod "r 118 weal ante .. nab " of .. tete a11e11 or Of Mapa, In the Olflce of and •uthorized to d =~c:I~~ ro Mth:t h~u h!~~ any petl~lon or account the County Recorder ol b111lne11 In thl1 at.ate In bit.Ider tor CHh IP•~abte aa provided In eectlon Hid Count~escrlbed lh• event tender other at the lime 01 ule In law· l 250 of the CeUfornla 111 l ollow1 Inning at han cHh Is accepted fut money o f the United Probete Code. A Re the moat Nori erty cor· he T1u1tH niay withhold ~t&tee) all roghl tute and QUHl for Speclal Notice ner 01 •aid Lot 20 . eaid the I nuance of th• intereai conveyed to 1ind fotm 11 avlil•bl• from Northerly corner being Truat••'• Deed u ntll now held by 11 under the COUft clerk. the lnteraec!ion of the hmdt ~om• evallebl .. Id Deed ol Tru1t In the = :11. ~ ~: ~:::::~~~-'!~ ~ ~l=~~o~.;:~ ro='-~~·~::.: ~.,~~~~ 21911 ,.._.,. Souihwellerly tine of Said HI• wlll be mad alter deac ribed The Yllla I ft1l Twenu.th Strfft, thence t Wllhout covenant SOuthweslerly•S IHI of ... CA 12953 SOutheaaterty along the •rrenty, ••Prffl M tm the Northeaaterty210 fS 12118 12123 Southweetuty line of lled r•o•rdlng till• leet 01 tM South .. t lerty .. -----·---•ll""9 T-.ntleth SlfHI •• 11111ton or encum· uo feel of the North· •'-' on ••Id Map 4115 .nc .. to aauety lt\e In· ...... rty4f0 feet OI Lot L No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspaper ma In. , ... eo the true po6nt Of "cured b 2m o l Newport ttelQhu 09l nn1n9, thence old Deed, edvanc.o• 1n the Clly of coaui lerty ,,., ... ., '° · _.'*' 1~ Meaa countl ot Or-Nofthwoe .. rty fin. ~etn c .. 211 110 teet. lt'4lft08 ._ .... _.....1.,;.. 1nge,St ate o 1111or· lll•••' ... rty _....... .. ;;;::;;"° ... ;(;by Mo nl•.•• POf Map thereof ....,._81_., Nne Of ..cur t ittef recorded In Booll 4, 4'-ve lot6t01, tlll t.-, .. """owt":':'tn .. t 3 of Ml 1utlaneou1 enc• No,theeatertw f:; ~ • .l'ecOtdt Of 0raft99 .................... I of ... lftJI °"", .. _., f dd ••• llne of NNI 201 tlO .. -.. eruata '"" J:;P•r 'I • ' '° 11'8 louthwe=· uld Deed of TNll •ndauon "c~f ~,: ., '-'•"' 1 S.WMO ~.nee ... ~Y ditec"bed "'°"" on •8"1 ~. STARTING JtNEW BUSINESS?? . . . •·• ......... . The Legal Department at the Daily Pilot is pleased ~ to announce a new service now hvai/able to new businesses. _..--, we iviU. now SFARCH the namt for you at no extra chargt, and save you the time and the trip to the Court House in Santa Ana. Then, of cou~, after the search is completed we will file your fictitious ~ness name statement wtth tht County Clerk, publish once a week for four uieeks as requ;,m by law and then fik your proof of publication with the County Clerk. Please stop by to file your fo:titWus business statmzmt at the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa. If you cannot stop b) p~ ca// us at (714~ 642-4321 and tile wiU make arrangemmtr for you to had this procttiure by mail . If you should have any farther questions, please caJJ us anti wt wiO be more than glad to assist you. Good luclt in your new business! · • . . .. .... " '• fKt · GAME *llOUm Tc:Jqmoe 8am-S:<X¥n Mcntay-Priday Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pn Mooday-Friday .. r PAILY PILOT . DIADUNll Mooday ........ ; ... Hiday 5~ ~y ............. Mooday 5:00pn Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5~ Jlrursday ........... ~ 5:~ Friday ................ ThursdayS:~ I . . . I BALBOA CONDOS & . MEMBE~SHIPS EMPLOYMENT PENINSULA · 2607 1'0WNHOMES2702 ANNOUNCEM!NTS · 3018 5530 -----------------l~AL. MOUllNC Ol'l'O"Tu••TY l8M INCL UTILS CONDOS l'OR SAL• C•NTllR CLUB NB Frff rm &.board for All ,.II llllll IMltilllt 111 Ulls Sml 1 Bt/~tud&o ~-•ON VE6AS STAI~* .ANNOUNCEMENT Memberahlp chlldcare, N/S, PT • ..,,....,.la*itdllllltFt•· Kit, dinklg atN, &J>pla, 28414000 1B·S11000 2920 $5000 548-7129 · FT, aaJ neg, Dr lie & Ull fllr Hellief Act., 1tu 11 tndry, behind llbraty, (~5) 738-055• .. · rafs/req,756-2028 506 E. Bay SL 723-Aak for D•W•wneliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil·-------·1---....;.;.-----............. illlletal 0823 or 31CFSM-Oe19 Chrlat.maa Depre .. lonf ORDER DESK . ~ .. :-,;-:,=~~ -.-s-T_u_o-1o_i_5_2_a.._..;,_l_OO __ M_S__... ___ 2-7-0-6 ~:_~,:~ ~HJ: EMPLOYMENT ~:~arl-4~~~ '6.~/h~ .... • ""-, .... ltlltlell. Walk to bch, frlg!UW.,'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii antMd M 1~760-IUt Benefits. U typing for ea ..,._11M11Wi&Mo1w Incl. Yrly. No P•ta1• computer. Call Wllll• ....:...erlfll ••......-11 760-1713 or 873-7985 R~m In uo"::C EMPLO-.~NT for appt., Boob on ..... .., .. .....,..1.lillll· for help w/ •LOST• 1uu. Tepe_. lno. 548·5525 t1e1e1 • ..-...· •"'·" COSTA MESA 262.4 ~~. ~~:,-'• r• FOUND 2925 5530 Plumber N.-d•d Tllla ....,,,., will 11tl liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Service and Repairs, .......,, acc.,c..., ....,,,... ma for rent •t ff 0 U N D Accounting Honeat, PrJd• In one- .... tw'IUI tlUll ""''ls la 1 Bd 1 Ba NfW ~ ~-beeohl S435. Low.Iv Ring In the STAFF self, Excellent OMV, 5 rltCalJel If IN llw. ow""'" encl gat, pk,.....,.ctt; . Otl~ by 5123 ~lvef' Tatget Pkg. lot, next yra Exp. For CM, NP, .. ""'" ~ Ul.11 Ill ~~1Z.~~is:~0~0~~~ Ave •· · to . Boston Chicken ACCOUNTANT Irv Call Betwn 8-4:30, ... w.11 Nftrtlld I• 11•1• Mr. Todd 647-5934 and 1·hour photo In Ir· N,wspaper publishing 1_M_o_n_-F_r_I 64_1_·1_54_5. __ ..... ,..., .. .,....., • • VACATION vine otf Culvttr. Please and printing co. tffks PRINTING ...... ,, I n.lly ..... 11 c.-2Bd 1 B• Dpbc j925 call Conni• 759-5415 Staff Accountant with • ....... I 1 ••.calHUO 0/W, Gar, Gardenar, nNTALS 2722 FOUND CAT Young 2 years e~ped,nce, Urb= ~=s,. & lll·N It 1.:•.a•.-. fet water, 249 Avocado fem Tabby on 12119 accountlng/cClmputer Community ll•wipa·· . 111¥'11blqte•,OC .. 1jlle• 631•2931 or54e-a955 ·NB OCEANFRONT n•ar Elden & Mesa, ·sclt!nc:e ~egfee , par · aeekt Urbanite ClllHUOat4H·JSOO. 1 • 2BR·1BA & 1BR·1BA weekly. Fully turn 3Br coat'l MHa. Call Mat· :nC:t~i~ann~laJc1~r!r.'1 operator with & year• Lndry. popl, quiet, nr 2Ba, gar. N/pet 11200/ garet, 642·1613 ment• Wiii be · 1~ operating experience . HOUSES/ CONDOS alt tr··~~':llon. No week. Karen 434-1424 Found •urfboerd on charg~ of HP3000 • & Urban1t• prHt per· pet• 92 ·a123 at Superior-& -computer .. ystem .• l!x· son with 5 ~JC.a.•xia- AVAIL 2Br 'apt In 4-RENTALS TO PCH, 8'6, Contac1 cellent benefits. Send rlence. Only those ple>e, w/d, new crpt & Newport Beactt police resume to: · with Urbanite exp• . llYNID• (714)'642-S678 llYMX (714) 631~94 .. (Pleaie include your name and phone number and we11 call you back with a p-ice quote.) llYM•& Olt8t lllltlDUa 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 9'lb27 C.coadNewport Blvd & Bay St 1111111 .. lly CHARLES GdRJN with OMAR SHARIF and TANN AH HIRSCH GINlllAL POU CY · Rates and dudlioes are subject to change without notJce. The ~blisber reaervea tbe ript to censor, rec1-sify, revtse or reject any classified · • advertisement. Please repxt any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot ct The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for w)licb it may be · responsible except for the cost of the space actually . occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the fU'St insertion. .. .. A SPIRIT OF GIVING Eaat~Weet vulnerable. South deal a. ·WEST • 1094 O J l064 OAQ52 •95 NOR'nl •K863 Q Q86 0 4103 •AK3 . so um •AQ72 O A93 0 984 •QJ8 -The-biddi . : - SOUl'H 1im 1• . P ... EAST •J5 Q K7 2 OK87 • 10784 2 room thti auction went as shown. A low diamond lead would have settled t.he matter.there.and then in rav9r of the defense, but here, too, the jack or heart.a WH·the choice . Had declarer called for the queen, East would have covered with the king and decl•rer could win with the ace. A low heart then would have ;ea~btiahed a ninth tricll for declarer. Ho'Yever, South was 1ure that the defenders· would' then find the diamond ahif't.. which would have defeated the contract. . . . ,. ... .. FOR RENT blinds Near alll S725 SHARE 2724 at.64+~85~. Director of.Flniance -rsl•n~e n~d .llPP1V1• ... A 1 .,;. 8 .. A .£>AA3• : p 0 Bo 1560 · enu resu111• 01 app y .... -~7 or 4......-..-FOUNDa Blaock Leb/ • · ' x • In person'•t· ~NT PM~ . ; . . Instead, ·declarer electea to rely on the assistance.or the defenders with an innocent deceptive maneu- ver. South played low Crom dummy, allowiJtg the ja~.k to win as Eaahig· naled with the seven. Convinced that a rich vein had been struck,"' Wesf continued with a low heart . Dummy's eight fetched the king from EaaL, and'declarer now had two heart tricks and nine in all. / 1· t E'SIDI! Beck B•Y *BAYfRONT CONDO • Qre.houncf mix with Costa Mesa, CA . 1BR w/paUo. 1645/mo. Share 2Br 2Ba, w/d, whrt• mar1dngs. Neut 92658-1560 CALlfl'ORMIA BALBQA . . 329 University #L · pa11o. ~o smkr/peta. male approic ff.yrs or • ACCOUNTS ' COMMUNITY NEWS 548·8093 SS.PO.+ dep. 723-1479 . older. Brown leathe< 3424 San Fernando Rd. PENINSULA 2107 couat, no tag1. Found . PAYABLE suite 4 FREE CABL•. clean CM Upscale Gated 2bd at Tiatgat on Brl1tol. •~..i i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiil 2b t I I tn New1papet publlthlng Los~-••· CA 90065 1BR. quiet, gated, cat· • enn • .... poo • gy Please call 675-1855. & printing company (Tybum & San Fe<nan<fo) •Large 28d 2Be port p81klng. Close to 1 425/utl. tnc ./n /a LOST CAT Heka 'full-time A/P EOE/M/FIV/H c;ondo downtown dbl shopping, beach & S2SO dep. 54s-a945 Fat BurmeH. Small, Cl~rk to handle latg• Real Eatate /gatage, 418 Harding bu1. Ask for bur Spee CM-Back •••,..'•Id• dark brown, deelaweo volume payable•. 2.,_ _______ , $1295/mo 970.2693 claJll 842~5858 28r 2Ba. Pvt ba. Spa· mal•I yellow eyes, years 41xp In AJP ac· MM, DTAft IM.D /. Npt lalehd waterfront cloua wfpool, w/d, d/ •Int c collar. RE· counts coding, data ~ walk-jl IOcdon 18r $900. 1-cat gat· NEWPORT w. $325/mo. 434-3558 WARD Call Ruth entry, vendor com· comp plan F« ~ age. Quiet, aunny loc. BEACH 2669 •LIDO Spacious, quiet Schuh: 64M473 munlcatlons. Excellent calj ~on TaYtor David 722·1488 Hae, lg aunny patio, LOST1 COCKATIEL ::n•flta. ~~nd resum!I' llwPn •1 ·-r.1 spa, nr bch/tennla Gray, yellow and or· AccOl,lntlng Supervisor NewipOft *1BR 1825* 1625 utl 72:M>~ ange. Anawera to p 0 Bo 1560 COSTA MESA 2124 28R 2BA $725/Up "Yoda." Lost In Hun· · · lC 673 7300 NB Cozy Ocean View Costa Mesa, CA • S Aak ~ut Our. Fplc·. Lg C:lo1et, 2 aun-tlngton Beach. Please 926sa-1560 . ' O~gJead:Jackof Q -• ~ A happy holiday season to all our readers! A s declarer, bear in mind that the players to your ~ght and left. are sometimes imbued with the spirit ~r giving, as long as you pre- sent them with the opportunity to come to your aid. Thia deal is from a team match. In one room South declared four spades and, despite the friendly ·lead of the jack ofhearta and a com· bi1,1ed 26.yoints, could muster no more·than nine tricks. In the other Yel!i, we can think of all sorta or reasons why West should shift at trick two. However, we are not sure we would hav~ at the tablel •E·alde 2 Bd, gat, yd,' nu carpt & pnt, W/0 hk·Up, no P•t•. 2636-B Santa Ana $850 845-1~ plClllll Frig, d/w d~k•. Nr Shopping. call 714·96~8583. Reoeptlohl•t fi#/f M·F. ~L~~~.~ ~~~~~oo ~n1D~~ /~ftmSING ~.~~h~~.~--te~t~t~.r--r--~--~-------~-~~~---~--P•••· No faH. No Black. & white, 12/8 SAL E clef'lcal, general office laue 545-4855 near• Wltson/Placentla, ES R p duties. NB. 729-1522 C.laaalfled 2 Bedroom, 1 Ba, 2 Sty, gar, close to ahops, schools & freeway, $950, 786-7322 Agent 8d-2Ba-Oplirwmp • ES CM. Answers Jo s • •.k 1,; g 1 f Ret grnd M , only 1 lot to FOR RENT-2740 ,'Z•k•.' Owner deva•· mQtlvated, or~~ed: The NQ Diedrich Directory bchl New cpt/palnt & tatad. Pl• .. ., call ~14-d•P•ndable, Hrvlc• Coff .. Hou•• 11 hit-help you find window covering•. frig 722·9406. 0 r I en t • d 0 u 1•1 d • Ing F(T & P(T 1tatf w/ Incl. W/O In gat. Ma· 750 sq. ft.· 15th •New-LOST& ifem•I• Doble . •atHpersona for com· lClnt cuat aervlce aklll1. rellabl• help. ture tenanta for long port Blvd,. Costa mix, black with tan munlty newspaper , Retalllr•staurant exp a M2·5fS18 NEWPORT BEACH term IH dHlred. (Up Mesa. 2 cara or furnJ. markings, medium group. Experience or plus. Apply M·F 1-1-------- 2169 to 3 yrs). Asking ture, atcl 673·1943 size, one year old degree . preferred. 5pm at Diedrich Cof· $1495/mo. Jacobs · frO(TI Ea1tblutf on 12/ Draw/commission. Full fee, 3801 Jamborff iiiiiiiiiliiilli•••I Realty e7 s.ee7 o 9/94. Kida mlH 'Lady.' b"enems. Phy•lcav Rd, NB. No phn call•. EXEC CONDO COMMERCIAL REWARD. 67t7042 drug screening r• Chanoes ate you wlll find Beach Area Belcourt Hiii• Decor•· LOST& Men'• Class quired. Fax resume: tor Furnished S3000 mo REAL ESTATE Ring Edison High •77• Attn: A . Mlchaal *SECRETARY• what you need Yt1rly Unfum + dep 739-7514 Wkdys 78 True Sentlmenlal Fletcher 714-650+4802 ReaJ Estate Inv. & at the price Prop Mgmt. Firm v t t 2Bdrma & 3Bdrma $550 to $1800 mo. LIDO PENINSULA Value. PIHH Call AVG i?-$12/Hr. 25 1 BR Luxury Unit! (714) H:J.8972 wrkrs needed, scrHn neach Hcretary w/ ,ou wan ° pay lClnt 1klll1, capable of "• when you read VIiia Rentals Quiet, Private Beach BUSINESS OFFICE LOSTs •'-"•" or .. n customer• by phn. No $1300/mo. FOR RENT 2769 PARROT. Blue & red selling, no exp nee. h andllng a d lverH Clu•lfled 675~912 710 Lido Perk Dr tall feather•. nails AM hr•. CM, 708-2365 work load and capac-dally lty for greater reapoD-..... 2 _5,.78 71~7:a.eC>30 ARTIST'S STUDIO misting on one foot. Eern Xtr• i Deliver al bllltrH In office 1 __ ...;-:;...;.;:;;;...;:;;.;;;v..;..;;;; __ OP•N 7 DAYS • Lost alnca Dee. 17. S265. Or use u office. Plu1e call 960-9167 GTE phonebooks In 2Br 21'• Ooeenfront PRIME BAY VIEW Cannery Village. 420 .. Costa Mesa, lrvlne & Gar, frpl, great view! Penlhou1e Apt. 31at St. Phn 673-3733 MISSING• REWARD Newport area. Muat admln. Send RHume: Jull• 1420 Brlstol St North Ste, 100 NB 92660. $1500 Joel .,.. e.to. • ,...., Male-Red & Whit• be .18 yra or older. ..._. C.it Agent e7..--53 Tabby Persian. Vfry Have vahlcl• w/ pro0f1--------7000 x315: 873-7720 STUDIO Furn, Prlv Ba,1 .. _______ B If I I ut II f I I 1• eaut u , w o co at. o nauranoe. Daylight lr=======-:i:=====:=;i 3 Doo ... to ••nd 3Br ut1• pd, refrlg, micro, BUSINESS a 2 yrs. Loll In th• VI· hr• only Call 437·1663 2tnBa. 2·aty. 11500. phone, prlv •nt n/tmk/ FINANrE clnlty of Bayside Or. EOE No matter ••vtront2Br 1ea s1100 dmk S395 54M179 ~ and JamborH In NB. -o""'•""'N..,,E""RAL--o"""F"""F'""ic-.-what you're Avl 1/1. 857-3988 Agt. PleaH call 873-5880 S m. bu1lnHa H•kl doing, your UYIUDG• CONDO -------· ··--------"Person Flt." Compute< f ~ hometown 28r 2Ba. p, 2-car gat, MISCELIANEOUS BUSINESS Ill, gd pMe, acct, know! .• pool/epa. No amkr, no NT co. benefits. 145-1529 newspaper pets. 11300. &40-0949 RE ALS OPPORTUNITY PERSONALS M•d svo Dellverv n. lilj:iiiE:A iiYIHOR•i •••••••• 29041•••••••• Tech neat, cln, resp, lrm.. 3Bt 2Ba. fp, dble gat, good OMV, baalc fumlahed Ot untum. CONDOS• V•NDINQ RT••New MEMBED~BIPS mec:h-eiec know1 req, fits In. 12900/mo. &42·~290 Mach'• In 21 Loe•· ----AW Avt 24 hr on-call, FfT TOWNBOMES2702 tlona•Buy All or 3018 Jim Oeao 645-1000 'U..111!!1-=-----~ BEACH RENTALS Now Taking S4,nmer RHervatlons WINT•R W••KLY 1_.Bd ...... $350-$1400 WINT•R (PURN) Lg 1Bd ocnfrt .. S1000 ANNUAL 2Bd/28a C.M .• $1100 2Bd/2Ba Npt ••• 11000 28d bay view .. 12450 58d/&8a ......•... $3900 Fufl lervlct Property Mgmt ThlPfu•1 15'/S ---· ., .. _.. .... _ ,73-1900 DupleXI 38t 38a. den/ Office, OW• eunct.ck. Step• to bHch. Le ... 11400/mo. ~8 ~creet 0111.Ua• ;'~~= huge :r 'br pr,· PoOU tennl•. fror •••• 1255,000; LM t t• Tad JeMe IC»-8318 OnA*AUle Ind. Owned • Op'd Patt•800-5SKMS789. ---- QUIET 8c SERENE Palm l\:lesa Apart111ents So near & yet so far ... ' That'~.thc fccJing you get whtn you livt at Palm Mesa amid the lilsh ~of secluded \lt'Oods & stately palms . A Studios. 1 a: l Bedrooms • Jrs. S5'5 11> $600 • l&a S6l5 llO '660 · 21i sns eo s7SO 6 NoPeo A Vcnbl Btioda .. Cciliag (ai,. A NEW~ Paint a: 'Ilk A P-.~ A Hcaecd Pool at JICUZl.i t P1ltioa & &kx>nia Gnga Avula.bk .. Good fobs reffabla SeMces Interesting things to buy It'• all ther• every day In Classlfted M2·1fS78 The Community Matket Place. Ctaulfted M2.-eH ••OO 11111 It t•k•• to place 1 21 word or IHI cl1111t11d ad. •11 tor 110" 1ddltloi1I word. CAL•SCAN (918) 449-8000 • • ACROU ,,...In_. •-Hert toMlgl:::P 14Non• ,, ........... 18 lieMy *"" 11--.·aOWtW t9Cf00Md 20~ Wtlllney 21 Soft cNlra 23 Melct*'D up 27-Q,.nde 21·-• c:rMture 29 c::v. atttriot/ 30Nooe 32-VIQU 34 Gide Oownhitl 35~• correcbtn ... 37 Shrub with red betTMll •1HOe "3 Fable writer 151n-ot repleciflg <teT,...~ .. A8~volce 50 T;j:';,'f cookie s1 in one -and out the other" 53 Pair.ed llnwate 5"NY hrt. 55Serpene 58J1unty hat eo Le1ft throogll quickly - 82Pn>m..._, 86 Nitllfher-;;: -... ee~-f¥n9 lnleal 87 TlnMI ........ 72Toledo'af91ce 73.Jungle beut 74~peny 75"WNI• GhrlalmU" 78 loplc n~ct.noa DOWN I Not l)ers -2 -rcill: lucky 3o.IMHy~ .. Golnalde 5 Undilfatand 8 Olfector Brook.I 7~ Easterner 8 More loyal 98Met 10Clutch 11 °"Moines resident 12Nofth Dallota !own 13 Secret meeting 18Theater 22 Blblical akW.r 23 Soaohettl .• g. 24 "Ca!Ch-22" star 25Fros1ing 26Sey hello 01194~1'-~le 31 Beginning 33 Roman sun god 36 Contrlb\JI()( 36Caute ol ~ lawsuM' 39Rent . 40Mongol dwetTings . 4'2 Type of shirt 44Propeling a raft 470verdue 491mproves drasllcally 52Setdom 55Peak1 ,,. 581.ike a sheep In summer 57Tem1oe 5GF1lm 61Norse goddess of love 63 Sigh of relief • 84 Gas used In • signs · 88M O 's assistants 69 Shade tree 70Capture 7t Me~lcan Mrs. 12 ' FrkiaY, December 23, 1894 e S ~------tlllllNI SUPS DOCIS 7022 aa l't ... t a11pe wlth ehore facllltlH, In front of p<lvat• r..,. CS.nee on Balboa Pen. Power or aallb<Mal OK. Call7n5835. eo fi bOit ailp prim• • toe. acrou frpm bch & reataranta, avall now (714) 873-2810 AUTOMOBILES 60491 _____ _ ADOPT·A-PET CHEVROLET 9045 Every Sat & Sun al '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PETSMART, Fountain 1• Valley. Puppies, kit· 1986 Chev Sprlnl, runs tens and m ore, all g reet, llght Brown, looking for loving, car-new parts $1400 OBO, Ing homes. CALL 241· must H U. 549-2065 0317 for more Info. AKO BaaenJI, 1-yr-otd, DATSUN gd family dog. Sac 9060 $500/obo. 650·5201 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliilliii 'FREE KITtENS Two babl•• thrown In th• gutter at 4 weeks 1lre now 'healthy and 2-door, 4-:•peecl 310 Datsun 1982, :!''" body, gd, S500 vBO 536-150~ 75,000 ml happy and looking for i----------a home full of love. FORD 9075 No m ore traum e pt ease 11 650-1207 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • Loving Black Labr•· dor 11, monlhe, shots, neutered, trained , free to dog lover. 673·2'187 1988 MUBTAHQ LX POL and mint lntertor, new tlrH. Calif smog. $'4000. Call Devin 71 4- e57-1020 Save abused an d1~------~ abandoned pets. Be a LINCOLN 9120 voluntaer/f oater. Cell 1 "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 714-859-2704. ,. •92 Town Car Signe- --------tvre. Gold pkg. Whl. PIANOS & S 16,000. Lido Isle. ORGANS , 6059 123.5259, 81 8-449-4466 Stelnw•~· 1895 type MAZDA 9125 B grand. Ebony. Great liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii shape. Renow ed his-tory. 30K. 241-9240 90 RX7-QLX Loeded, Xlnt Cond., Well mafh· talned 1-owner-n/smkr BICYCLES 6060 S8495. 114-509-7639 BMX GT Proserles 20" PLYMOUTH 9165 bike, top quality parts. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S 150/obo. Call Covin 714-557-1020 SPORTING GOODS 6065 '90 L aser RS, 16V OOHC, While·. all power. cass, well maintained , great shape. PRICED TO SELL -boat .on the wayt $6500. 71 4-673-671 7 '78 930 TURBO A GREAT XMAS GIFT! -2K Mllu-Mlnt. Coru.t ~--~ Color \o sample. Btk Chances are you will find ·what you need at the prlce you want to pay when you read Cl•a•lfled dally M2·6878 ' Good Jobs reliable services lpterestlng things to buy It's all there every day In Classified 842-5878 Can't seem to get t~ all those repair Jobs around the house? Let the CIHalfled Service Directory help you find rellable help. leather. Fully loaded $27,500 310·793·6914 9210 I•-----FURNITURE 6014 MERCHANDISE MERC~DISE MISC~.. 6015 T'D11iusPORTATION Beige pullout coach, ~' 1--------- t w e• d mate t I a I , PLANJ:. SALE ACRES •••••••-TOYOTA ANTI matching chair w/ x n 15 1 t '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii QUES 6010 plllows and bolsters. mas ees ga po · 1• •'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili $650 640·2135 led, G-9· 520· Citrus, POWER BOATS '87 SUBRA Silver, 1• avocados-fruiting S 1 O. Top Conct: Loaded. 1-*BUYING ITEMS* Full size sofa bed, Navy Herbs $1. G!'I Junipers 7012 owner. Ga.raged. Call From 1800-l 960. 1 pc blue, good condition, $1. Shade/ptne/cypres Ron 845-2417 Jewelry, !>ooks, entlr• $200. ·4.9• $10. 909-674·9422 · estate. Imme diate 642.9140 WINTER FIREWOOD 18' ~uffleld Etectrt~. '87 SUBRA Stiver, cash, top $. 673-8223 , __ *_H_O_U_S_E_F_U_L_L_I*-SPECIAL Seasoned Rare hard top conv I Top Cond. Loeded 1 wood, free delivery. model. Glove leather owner. Garaged. Call Chorry Queen Anne 0 d b 1 J 20 seats. Stereo. New Ron 845•2417. din rm seats 8 w/buf- r er e ore an. windows, bettertes, fel & china $2150. for this low price. charger & mo1or. Full'"'c,...e-l.,..lc_a_1_9,...B'""o....._-S_pe-c-laJ- Chorry 4-poster rice VI 5otc6rd, $90/half cover $7500 675-3839 ed1llon. lias every. bdrm set $1750. Lthr cord. 714•768-8635 thing, Incl alarm. blue sola, love seat & chair CLASSIFIED SAIL BOATS 7014 1nvex1 $4200 536-1509 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 5530 SERVICES. . 5533 OE Refrlg. Like New • $175. 723-49:?'2. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sl!RVl!R/HOSTESS SherlC lalend Yacht Club. Mature, depend- able. Hour•: Wed-Sal 5·10pm •. Sun 11am-2pm. 760-0221 Iv mag -··-· Pl•••• b• aware that the listings In this cat- egory may require you to call a 900 number In which ~here la a charge per minute. L.rg capacity Kenmore $1500. Occasional ta· lt'f the resource you Eleo Dryer, white, bles & more. Unused. cen count on lo sell a iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'-------- neatly new, w/drylng 714·892-7288 myriad of merchan-1979 27, O 'D•i TRUCKS 9220 rack. $150. 650-0454 1---~C-a~l"'!"I---. dlse Items. because Diesel Fresh bonom iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii our columns compel · a 0 229' Why play Hide 'N Classified qualified b uyers 10 ssooo 5 4 • 93 Ford Ranger 5·1p, Seek, with childcare? •calll • Lido 14 ft f ully ABS. bed liner, tow • Ca 11 C 1• ••If I e d Today! 842·5078 equlped, w/ treller, packge, mud fleps, air todayl 642-5678. 842·5878 $450. 646-6765 Cond, SS,800 673-4476 ·ss·R·VJ-C·E--·1 CARPENTRY 3510 CLEANING iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES CONTRACTORS HANDY MAN 3710 BEATING 3754 IANDSCAPE & PAINTING 3858 PIASTER TRANSIATOR/ 3548 GENEIAL 3 558 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IA WN CARE 3808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil REP AIR 3880 TUTOR 3 92 7 ' DIRECTORY HIRE A CARPDTER liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Homo&ltenlal Properties CBNTRAL HEATING •W.P. YOUNGQUIST iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Additions/Remodels CLEANING DONE RIGHT! QUICK Rl!SPONSEl Paint-Carpentry· Fir. Furn. WaH heaters. P-.lntlng Contractor Flre/Water/Rapalre. Drywall and morel 20 Yrs Local Exp. 1 TREES Oual. painting by profls Concrele/Elec/Plumb. PRrlv1at• Ae~eAnc•,•,· Local Uc. 20 yr exp O•rv 04$-5277 Guarnt'd 556-0515 /R Ucl 602098. tns. J.r-... •~-840 • ero(\ces • va . Small Jobs, big Jobs Topp•d t mon . Lawn•. F ADDmONS ·•• __.. · Rlt• 042·7878 Dunc1n Cons 650-7042 Qual Crpntry, Paint, ~ 7914479 rH H t. 645-3305 INT/EXT.QUALITY 1ST Patch to complete )obs. Licensed. 25yrs exp. 24 hrs 554-7831 SPANISH/ENGLISH Technical & Gen Also lnterpreVTulor Se"' Native So. American Sue•n• 873·74b9 •euoD•'"'G 3410 Rt~,~~ -~l· wtn-d Lori'• Hou .. oare CloHt/Gar Stor, wl all HOME CARE/ 2tyrsQu1lltyP1lntlnt ~ ~ ...,...., --_ ""' units, furn, form ca, PLUS touchup1. w.a. 11nc01, g11n. et t.k. Detailed .. rvic.. eup-DOO.,S 3580 repairs 675-6359 F~e<t SERVICES 3760 LEGAL 24 Hrs. Richard stnor PLUMBING 3890 TREE .i-142.oM? pllH furn'd. Ref'a. ~ hll Conatruotlon 35Yfl exp.._.,, Beat Rates 7eo.5044 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEST MAN SERVICES SERVICES 3812 Lie 280644 645-3209 -------- •Adcfltlonae bath remodel An experienced Aaaembl•ra·You name HOUSE•SITTINQ QUALITY CARB THE LOCAL PLUMIER SERVICES •Patio .. kitchen romodtl CARPET dependable door h: Audio System• lo lmmec care by Wld· 20 Y" exp. Quallty .. William Blll!ltfl Co· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3929 /Uc: /Bonded /Insured COMPUTERS 3556 X-ma• Glftal 642·9982 owed Prof'I Int. De-BANKRUPTCY ATTY k hi 1 1 since 1947-Wa are .. •ALL AMERICAN• Fr" Eat. 871-4941 CLEANING 3515 ~::.~~ ~~e~a°rk, carpentry, roofing, ~~~.ria ~0e';_';5S2~12C09a. F7r1e4e _c5'!~~~13o9n. :,f; .. mS:~~41~'Ro~ r cloae as your phone. TREE SEVICB plumbing, drywall, .,... v~• •. L#476000 876-9304 Free Eat./S r. Oise ---------1 Avalon CerpeWphela MAC TUTORING stucco, pain~, tile, s .. klng nr bch haesil· John E. Engel Plumbln9 Repair• & THI NEWPORT aUCH Yard Cln-up531-84t5 APPLIANCES 1 low prlc..no hidden (Individual & Bua) El.ECTIUCAL 3810 eleetrlcal. Jfm 841-7494 tlng/hae shr for Jan & ' ~~~~~ ~:·9ti'~re~o~ •PLUMBING CO.• Ble Mike'• Tr•• avo SllVICI 'l•426 charge. Dry/at .. m . 15 Set-up, Quicken, WOfd HANDY........ C Feb. 80yra of MN wl~ • Fut/depend Jlo o T T •• 1 Im g/ • 0 1 ~ yr• exp. Ken 851-3790 Excel, Modems, DTP -arpen-tera . enutf • for X-VL MASONRY 3828 slllltd SllWe's 545•8298 Ll874497 .548-8722 cfean-u~. ,~ .. :. ~ c~'.' •••••iiil••il ller'k 78 .. 7848 A-t •leotrto.I work try, tile, pklmblng & Local refs. 786-5295 RAINBOW Clrcl• M•lnt. 8S0..0270 " -ift-z CARPET & UPHOLSTERY Dunean Conavuc:Uon roof. 25yra e>ep w/refa. P•~•-...,,,. ... ., __ _, Fr" Est~ OM• R•rn -.-~ Car..----a-., rvofe• Mic-•~ WIN..-Ou .a-. Bell 77 ... ••A -·~ .. •1"'""" ·--d ...-• ,.,,._. • ,.. nv.vr' -•• lck Reepcx)M ...... • • ..,_ JOHN DORAN MAIONltY Apt Qual, job. Frff est. IOOPING 3 910 RSPAIR. Sam• ~ alonally done. 20 yr•. HELPll Local UC. 980-'1049 P•lnUn9JPlu1111tln9 )!WEI.RY 3784 Brlck•Ston.-Block•LG St. llc15e9B97 838-8888 WALL MN. AeJ>alr• guamt • exp. Sr dlac. nM380 20% D,19COUnt• an-.He m*"'•••aac+aic Gen Malnt·l* 591885 & email Job• OKI Uc Mll/8r./8tdnt disc. PC In.tall aetup -·· -'" 931-3932 -w-oct--k/W--11""'0-lazl __ , CALL US l'IRSTI COVERINGS 3932 Rellebl• R:~l9ratlon & troubleahootlng 25 yra exp. ,,.. .. t. Bonded 1M ln•ured Wllllam Harold Jewelers #887191 a-8abl~~[1; t.aln w:r~ Reroof• & repalr•·liiii•••iiiiii•& L*41728 3493 CEUll.IC •vetGreen 11lor0 R .. /Comm. Sr dlac. Call John 894-1159 Wa\ch & Jewelry repair Paper removal. 14 yr• Local co, great prices. cuatom Wallpaper ..,.. 3528 (714) 9944at7 L* 238300 042'e6U Ptumblng/elecJWat•r .._~tlque/Flne Jewelry MOVING 3834 Exp. Rora 54&-57&8. Ev1n1Roofing754-7834 trlppln--alntlnw ---------1 u~ · h .. l•ra/aprlnklera/ceU _,/tel/nOI 973-0388 ., .... •tDVTVG INSt'•n TUTORING & fana. FREE Eatlmateel iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •hlROOFiNo..• o Job too amalll .... nu" ...... ... • sP•CIALIS1' s Off w/SIJ. nwen • SDVJCB 3430 T:!~~.•,.::=:: o oc:N•:~ T~NG JllNCIS 241"°13' or 21w 1n IANDSCAPE i PUBLIC NQTICE PIANO a VOCAL Fft•• •STIMAT•S , ' ~ /8 d "' I! ' n °~~ • DECD 3815 rmuoNS 3868 1·714-880-7781 -' Lie on • .-ree at. 20-yr• Exp. 723-1..., ua•"WOOD tAWN CARE 3808 Th• Callf. Public Utlil· ~ w~ther you:;;;;g .., ..... , ... AWNING Grt world aae.1aa9 unau ti•• Commission RE-Sedl•r Rooftng-Lic 6 or MIUng, Hl8TAL AencWble• •nNc•• GA,..8• PLOOIS 3712 .. .,. Yard .. Int. QUIRES thal all uHd PIANO Beg.-AdVanced Ina. Specialize comm. cqvera all your Medal Sun Soreen..S.Curlty10CBD11fB----y-.----•CONCUTE. ....,,.,..,,,_. ,._.. &.ewne Cle•nupa h ousehold good• All agea ·THcher cert. re-roof/repair. 25 yrs. 8hutter9. 10 Vra Exp . .,._._ 3538 llASONIY 3557 RedwOOd• L#57HOO 'bLUNIWAJC,IPOLl8H Tr" Trtlftmlng Lt movers print their Entertainment Avail. •FREE EST 875-5095 Call .... H7-a4Sa oin55eoi Jim Whyte ..,.2·7206 .... .,.. __ exp. Promf:, Haul•-87 ... :.14& P.U.C. Cal T number; Jennifer 040-8808 ·~ ,--· .... llmoa and chauffeura ----------.. -0 ....... -* •a.a a.aa..M....... •Wood Peno.a• rellable, affordab · car.... ...._ Landacpng print th.ir T.C.P. num---------1 Jl!MODELING -.-ft.-.!'111--G----• --· ,,__. ..., nrvwr-•1 ~.hal\Ulng 714 949 •Toe & lrrlgal)on, Trimming bet In all .. dvertl ... PIT • 8VA All repa1re • r~ =btic*.-........,Lowpitcea.Uc'd • Removal•, Clean-m•nt•. 1t you have a SIRVIC!S 3870 a ADDmONS 3916 SllVICIS .. 3470 Ing. ~ Aneatera. c-.e..MMlll ~ConR'.17..at uannuG 37.,0 upa • Malnt, St. Uo. qveatlon about the ... aoo.;714-LUCKY Brick, Bloek, stone, Tiie DAvwn • *599025, eao.e1oe gallty of a mover, limo ••••iil•••I Cone PatJo Dftwway L9ftd •--I or chauffeur, call: •ROYAL TRUTM•NT• W 11• ..,..._ -••..,_G Fplo '88Qa 'Ref 10 Yr JIVINITVU . Ha·•nm. Junll Appl-... " ~ r Public UtliltlH Drop In pat anting. Troullle ehoodna. 14 ~an e .... 'T •• aT ·.,-1 ••••.... 3122 anoea. Yard ~ Mallb"l-lghta..sprlnklra Commla.ton •-fe • C"'~•-~1 hr ..... Cell NcNlh •....was 3••• ..._ . .,,, . -~..-. Eto • .'. Cell Mlk~ Ft\lft Treea Cle~pa 71 .......... ,51 ~IC··•"".' 7y ..... -'':!.':. ... .,, ..... .,. • ., ~,,. iill"'ll9 Me-tHt c.1 Pet• na.773a1 ___ ...,...-~---_ ... _.Vl __ -__ "0¥"¥& __ -_1 --------~ .... CLumh COllTIACTOIS ~ .... ~:;;:;:-... 9WMG ...::=!.. u!~t~;t=~or. ~'!.t~9:ve~:! Cllrlll1'aY 3110 .... diWit.... --.al, 3551 ·--•--3714 Tl'M T~~-MlHT rep. t tw min. ln9. 9tree• or worry. Uc, _,.wt De fell. ... ,. ....... Ut..t 'I T117a. VIMC aee-70IO. Ins. Ref9 ln-71 ... \ ... Can't •eem 10 gel to all those 'repair )obs' around th• houM? Lit th• ca.11111M .... .. ~ help yol.I ftnd ,.......hllp. Ma-MTI • . . ., ' . . , • Celebrate New Year's Eve With Us With Dinner In The Restaurant Followed By A Dessert Cruise In Beautiful Newport Harbor. • Gift Certificate Available Bf.Phone CALL -675 -5777 Ve.,,Y Vintage Karen Kane, Ruff Hewn, Christmas Sweaters and more. _. Starts Monday December 26th f=ttshion-1.eta nct-e-Newport Beach ·721-8829' Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all our . wonderful customers! I (CXjiO u.fe 2600 E. Coast Hwy. Corona Del Mar 640-2291 " DONATE A s500 UMnAPPED TOY FOR nE NEEDY OF OllANGE COON1Y " Ruby~s Sandwich Saloon . 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