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Home My WebLink About1994-12-30 - Orange Coast PilotNEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA Don't expect ,my oi your ~urfer friends tu dry off ( ny lime PAR1l.Y soon. Surf's up and ~LJIJ!JY the weather will be warm and clc'1r after this morning. 1994 is going t>Ut in style. S<.-e Weather, Page 2 t Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 Dos l.tAt:ll,'l>All y r1wr . . Some officials say -airport sale idia may not ·fly ~ Newport Beach and county offfcials say selling John Wayne Airport wouldn't be that easy. The idea has been mentioned but not actively pursued . llv EVAN HENERSON, SrArr Wllirrll Early discussions of revenue- generating measu res have led county offici :ils back to the idea of Newport Beach delays filing lawsuit against county. sec story, page 2 selling John W <i) ne Airport in an effort to help the coun- ty out of it-; fi- n;.wcial crisis. Such a sale might threateh the hard·fought noise agreement and airport growth concessions ne· gotiated between the airport. and the · city of Newport Beach, city leaders noted. QUUTION Should llrPort be sold? The idea of selling John Wayne Airport has been mentioned again as one way fo r the bankrupt county to make some money. The idea has been • broached before, but never pursued. Is it time now to explore a possible sale in more detail? Leave your thoughts, along with your name and· phone number, on our Readers Hotline, 642-6086. Out, that possibility is still too far off to worry about, city leaderi. said. While county supervisors have mentioned the airport sale as. an • See AIRPORT/Page 5 Bankruptcy la11VYers see ·green amid red Oregon quarterback Danny O'Neil is hanging out on his-b01at1rT Co(ona del Mar, looking forward to the Rose C3owl game. ~While the county bankruptcy hasn't brought clients banging on their doors, local attorneys predict their business bonanza is yet to come. ployces who :ire facing l.iyolls and the i.mJll business O\\ ncrs ''ho might ha\·e relied hca' ily on c:oun- ty COJll~aCt). ROCKY ROAD TO ROSES "l tl1ink \\e'rc going to ~cc a lot of bankruptcy filings in the future because of the county's own Chap- ter 9 bankruptcy,'' said Halli I lc~ ton, a par.tncf at the l:iw firm of llC)to n & lleston. '·Uut, it tal.es a "hilc for things to I.ind of tridlc! down. Corona del Mar's Danny O'Neil has had some tou gh times en route to the Ro se Bowl BY R.ICJl.AJU) DUNN, S1•01lTS W!lrtEll "Everybody in my hometown thought I was going to go to USC," O'Neil said. G rowing up in Corona dcl Mar, Dan ny O'Neil envisioned playing in O'Neil grew up with USC. His brothers, John and Kevi n, went there. Not as footba ll heroes, but ns students. the Rose Dow l. Most of his · friend s figured he would, but not for Oregon. Dut during his senior year at INSIDE .. NewPort Beach libraries by the numbers 2 million-plus -The number of dollars contributed to the Newport Beach Public Library Foundation for conslruc:tion of the Central Li hr dry 1 ,283,000 The numlwr of books, magdZines, videos, sound recordin~ and compact and laser discs checked out in 1994 -up 142,504 from 1993 677,820 -The number of peoplt! who visited Newport Beach libraries m 1994 -up from 764,045 In 1993 198,625 -The number of telephone and FAX queries answered by libranans in 1994 60,000·plus -The number of people to visit the new Cential library 18,000 -Hours of service donated by volunteers in 1994 -the equivalent of almo!.t nine full-time employees. 75 -The number of years since the formal establishment of the library, to be celebrated in the spring 20 -Number of members of the recently-established Young Adult Anvisory Council. For more on the Newport Beadi libraries, see Check tt Out, page 2 LOCAi.i ONLY Holiday changes sche~es of me cltY services Due to the New Year's Day holiday, areas of Newport Geach regularly scheduled for ref use collection on Monday will not have collection service on Jan. 2. Trash collection will occur instead on Tuesday, Jan. 3. Street sweeping has also been c.inceled on Jan. 2. The city's collection crews will pick up Christmas trees along with ref use, according lo city General Services Director David Niederhaus. For further information, c.ill the General Services Department at 644-3066. In Costa Mesa, trash will be collected as usulll on Monda,._ The city will offer curbside pickup of Christmas trees after Monday. For infotmation, call 754-5307. INDIX Around Town .................... 4 Fine Print .......................... 5 Behind the Scenes ............. l_ Check It Out ..................... 2 Police Files ........................ 2 Sports ............................... 7 Cityside ............................ 2 Classified .......................... 9 BY T1l'V\ llORCiAT'f.\, Sr.ur WR1ir11. NEWPORT l3EACI I -With the cou nty battling its fi nances in Chapter 9 bankruptcy, local at- torneys are predicting a boom in ~taler Dei High, when O'Neil was being recruited by severnl top-notch colleges, Todd Marinovich was USC's quarterback. O'Neil opted for OrcgOJl, and has never regretted it. gnm~ on Monday ag.1inst i.ccond-rankcd Penn Sta te is the crown jewel of O'Neil 's athletic career, wh ich began as early as age 3, when little Danny would bug his father, Do_n, to throw footballs. , ..... ll~..C legal business in coming months. "U)ually what happens "ith people when they st;Ht ha' ing fi. nancial trouble is that they ''ill try for a number of months to get back on th eir feet, and then they'll realiLc tha t they can't do it." Playing in th e Rose Oowl See O'NEI L/Page 6 Some Newport ·Dench bank- ru ptcy lawyers are saying their next clients could be county cm- So far, mos t smoll firms ha"en't experienced a rise in business as a See AnORHEYS/Page 5 Newport Harbor teacher dies six months atter retiring ~ Andy Smith, 63, was popular history instructor, baseball coach during his 38 years at the school. llv MARY ANN HARMON, SrArF W1u1c11. Kim Valentine never considered history her favorite subject. 13ut teacher Andy Smith made it fun . "He was my ultimate favorite teacher," said Kim , a senior and one of Smith's students at New- port Harbor High School before his June retirement. "It's his per- sonality. He cares for you.'' Smith died Wednesday of a heart attack while on vacation with his wife in Laughlin, Nev. I le was 63. ••• 4•.. .C!'3 ';'t..> ., : .•{, ,ft" .,~ ~~ • ·• I • Andy Smith Kim sai d Smith will be r emembered for his tcach- iQ.I style and pc'tsonality. ''Wh a t a great guy,'' she added. "(le.al- ways wanted to know whnl was going on with you. l le wa!.n 't th1' kind of teacher "ho jui.t did The sign man ~ David Wile~ who sits on Newport Beach corner flashing messages to motorists, says don't put any labels on him. BY MARY ANN H.uMoN, STAFP W1una DIG CANYON -Wh o is that guy at the corner of MacArthur Doulcvard and Ford Road? David Wilcox, 44, wants no la- bels put to his name. Wilcox describes himself in double negatives -"I am not not a Christian" and "I am not not a Vietnam veteran." Yet the man who calls no place home writes mc$Sagcs such as "There is no X in Christmas" on his handmade ~igns. The Sign M:in, as he is known, has commandeered the corner on the edge of Ne'' port Beach for th e last few weeks, painting neat black letters on white cardboard to get his various ]llessagcs across. Wearing a ~tripcd, bullon- down shirt, jeans and a struw h:it to shade his su n-weathered face, Wilcox sits at the muddy corner from 7 a.m. to almost midnight every day, relentless in his sign making and displaying, as Pacific Bell workers dig trenches for phone rewiring behind him. His signs, he said, represent 11lhC last form Of free speech al• lowed in the world." Wilcoit keeps quiet, not both· ering anyone as he creates his messages, said Tom Van Dyke, foreman for the Pacific Dell project. His lettering is precise, a skill he said he picked up when ....... MAll/h9e • the basic teacher thing. Every day was gre:it in class. H e told so many stories, it was never boring." Desides tc:iching civics and his- tory at Newport H:irbor High, Smit-h also coached baseball dur- ing his 38 years at the school, said hi s wife Louella. He h:id a bach- elor's and master's degree from UCLA, where he also played base- ba ll. Even after his retircrilent, Smith could be fou nd at sporting events, relcntl'essly supporting the Tars and the UCLA Druins. I le was also a big Chicago Cubs fan, start· ing from the days when he was a young bat boy for the team, Loucl- l:i Smith said. ''He was my lo\'e," she said. "I'll mi ss him very much.'' Many will remember his friendly disposition. said Oill Nunan, direc- tor of human resources for the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. "He touched a lot of people," said Nunan, a former l.tudent of Smith's, who l:ilcr became the school's activities director before taking his current district position. Nunan·s daughter :il:,o had Smith for a te:icher. "He was aJ\,ays a i.traight arrow, See TIACHlll/P•t• 5 MMe NMmc/DMILS Oavtd Wilcox alts on th• comer of Ford Ao.d Ind M8CAl1hur Boulevard In Newport with his mnuge to puling motortats. 2 Friday, Decembe• 30 19'M Newport Beach/Costa Mesa DaUy PU ~OCALS ONLY CITY EDITOR IRIS YOKO!, S47-42ll New Central Ubrar.y only one blgllllgl1t ol excmna 12 months A s 1994 comes to a close, the Newport Beach Public library can look back on a year of growth, transition and promise. While libraries across the country suffered shortfalls that forced closures and reductions, support of local library services by city government, citizens and businesses culminated in the opening of a new Central Library in midyear -now vi.sited by more than 60,000 people each month. Used by more custonicrs than ever before, LaDonna Kienitz Chetk It Out the systepl embraced an array of new. technology in 1994 and loo Its forward to a Diamond Jubilee celebration next spring, marking 75 years since its fo'rmal cstablbhmcnt by city ordinance on May 31, 1920. Pun.uing education, leisure and business or personal growth, 877,820 people visited Newport libraries in 1994 -up from 764,045 in 1993. Over the year, these visitors checked out 1,283,000 books, magazines, videos, sound CITYllDI Skateboards glVan boot at cltY snes, blitthey may get park instead DY TINA IlOROA1TA, Sc...i r Wrurta Concrete boarders won't be doing any lick turns or rail grabs at the Costa Mesa Civic Center or \hrce other popular cilY sites anymore, but officials arc looking into whether a skateboarding park might ~e a workable trade-off. The Costa Mesa Parks Commission on Wednesday passed a rule prohibiting skateboarding at the City l lall Civic Center, the Senior Center, and the Neighborhood and Downtown community centers, where the spou has reportedly caused damage to benches, stair railings, planters and other city property. recordings, and compact and lase r discs -up 142,504 from the previous year, representing 18.73 per capita use. In addition to meeting the needs of walk-in cu!.tomers, librarians unswered 198,625 telephone and FAX queries in 1994, solving 2.75 mysteries per cnpita. Since July, telephone and FAX reference questions were ehu nncled directly into a Central Librury f.Y I' l.UK~ll/0All Y l'I LOT Great skate: Brad Burton shows friend Sean Mackenzie some tricks on his skateboard while taking ad- vantage of a city hol iday in front of Newport Beach City Hall. "Out, the staff is inv!!Sligating skateboard parks ut other cities, so that we c:rn look into the possibility of doing something in our own city,'' said Parks Commissioner Alesia Erickson. "The commission is interested in providing an outlet for the skateboarders who live here." Huntington Deach is one of the cities • that city stuff will be contacting. A town with a huge skateboarder ~opulution, Hun1ington Beach currently operates two skateboard parks and has approved plans for a third . . telephone reference room for immetliate response by stuff. Other customer!' tlirectly accessed the online catalog, from home or office, via Dial-Pac. Newport won't sue countY over tax money -yet Defore the parks were opened, the city hud been shelling out tens of thousands of dollars each year for repairs due to skateboard use. These users arc now able to access the full text of approximutely 600 ijerlpdicals and indexing to J ,000, using thc-Ditsiness anJ Mt1g:nine Index, plus Company Profiles offering information on 150,000 private and public companies. Children make up a significant . constituency of Newport libraries. Over the year, thousands attendeJ Preschool and Toddler Storytimes. Others brought parents to Fumily Storytimes held in a new.Central Library Story Room, featuring its own "13ig Dipper." Following dedication of the new librury, hundreds of grade-school chiltlren learned to find their way around the 54,000-square-foot facility during "Where in the Li brary is Carmen S:rn Diego?" 0 ne of the goals for the d~cade set uown by the Library Auvbory Pl anning Tusk Force lust year was to ''encourage use of the library by young adults." Toward this cntl, a Young AJuh section was set aside in the Central Library devoted to m:iterials for seventh through 12th graders. A 20-member~Young Adult Ad\isory Council comprised of local teen volunteers has been established to gather input regarding services, programs and materials for adolescent users. · All of this growth could not have occurreJ without support from the community. Assisting staff in the pfovi!.ion of services were volunteers who tlonated 18,000 hours of service -the equivalent of almost nine full-time employees. Literacy tutors, \\Orking with 85 adult litcrucy stuuents learning basic language skills, voluntecretl more than 12,000 hours. More than S2 million was contributctl to the Ne\\ port lleach Public Library Foundation for construc_tit>n of the Centrul Library, in atltlition to SJ00,000 for ongoing support and establishment of an endowment. Program anu collection budgets continue to be supplcmenteu by the Friends of th e Library, ''ith funds raised in semiannual book sales and year-round sulcs in their used bookstore at the Ccntrul Library. With both time and monetary support, Newport Dcach has clearly demonstrated the \\Orth of lib rary resources, giving credence to novelist E.L. Doctorow's comments in a recent interview, "The three most important documents a free society gives arc a birth certificate, a passport an.d a library card." ''Check It Out" Is tt'rittcn by lhc stuff of lhc Newport IJcacll Public Library. 1'11/s u·cck's column is by Community Scn•iccs Dfrcctor/City LlbnJriD1> LnDonna KlcnlU. MAILING ADDHll llv EVAN HENERSON, Sr..UF WkJTrll The city of Newport Ocach will delay fili ng a lawsuit seeking the rdurn of property tax revenue withheld by the county. city officials said Thursday. The move is consistent with a collective decision made by other members of a county investors committee. Al the suggestion of committee attorney Patrick Shea, the members of the creditors committee - including Newport Deach -will wuit until Jan. 6 before deciding whether to take lcg~d action against the county. Uy that date, Shea will know whether or nor the county intends to disperse the withheld property tax rl.!ve nues, :1cco1 ding to Newport Ucnch Cit)' Attorne>' l~obcrt Uurnham. "This will i:;ivc Mr. Shea the time to rca~scss our options," Durnham said. "\Ve don't think we lose anything by wuiting." Costa Mesa City M:rnuger Allan Rocuer said that his city. which had also threatened to fi le suit ugainst the county, did not wke action Thursday. City attorney Thomas Kathe could not be reached for comment. While Newport D~ach will "sit tight," its bankruptcy attorney filed suits on behalf of two water districts. In separate motions filed ·1 hursuay at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Santu Anu, uttorncy Ronald Rus requested that the · court lift the stay preventing the Yo1 bu Linda ~rnd s~111tiago County Water Districts from receiviug the full share of their respective property tax allotments. Cities and districts throughout the county have been threatening sim ilar action i.incc learning of the county's plans to withhold t1pproximately $164 million of agencies' propdrty tux :illotments. Our ac.klrcu Is 330 W UJy St , Costa M.:s:i. CA 92C.l7. lu~1r:111011s. cJ1101iJI m311cr or :11l- vcr1iscmc11" herein can Ix: rcpro- Juccd ,.i1hou1 \\ri11cn pcrmi~~1u11 of c:Op)'n~hl 4"' 1u:r VOL 88, NO. 814 1ltllfflat 11. J1;1tiuq11, ru1>1tihcr \\llhara Lollcltll, Eihtor tf't Marl>lt, M~n:ia1n1 U111m Iris Vokol. C•ty Cdilor Matt ~hr1h1, l'holo Cditilr llvb frnll, Cuculatton Man;ccr 11111\k Knlalll. Produc11on Man;acr Mkhtal tlttchcr, D11pl))' MJll.lJCr Judy Octtl• .. Oau1fi.:d Man•r ,.r1111od Sllah, Controlkr llADIH MOnlNI .. , ..... Your comm;:nu about the D.111)' rll.;it or ncM tips \\ill be rccor«kd AllJ IMn directly 10 l:d11or Wil· li;im LobJcll The ~me l4·bour onswcrin1 KFVICG may bo us.:d 10 record lcrr.:n to the cdnor on ony topic. -- TO MAKI A CO•HCTION It b the l'1lot'1 poli<:y to rromrtly uim:.:t ~II crmn of 1ub.1.111<< l'k.-c~ll S40-lll .. , C~I 130. ·nu11l >nu . m The N.:wpon lkxl\/C~ta M .. ~ Daily Pilot (USl'S·l44·800) 1, pubh\hCd Montl.ly 1hrou£h SJtur· J.1y. In Ncv.pon OcCICh 011J C01m Mesa, •ubtcriplion\ .ire only ;i~.111· 1blc by s11hsc11hin' 10 1l1c T1m.:s Oran'c Counry (liOO) lll·914 I. In areas ouu.tJc of Nc .. pun 0¢11Ch 1nJ C<»1.t Mcu, sul>ICl'iptlOM to the Daily r.loc CMlfy ore ,1\lail.1lllc by mail for 1151 p.:r 111c>nth. S.:c- ond doN p ,;11,.: polll ac Ce»to Mesia, CA (l'nccs 111ch1dc 111 11p- plicable Mate 1n<1 local 1:n.:1 ) l>OS fMASTl~ Send 1JJr~u ch;in,-.s 10 Th~ p.;,,.pu11 Ik..ch/ C01.i ~ksa O.uly l'1klt. r 0 . Do.11 1560, Co~u M.:u. C'~\ 9.?6::6. Copyn,111 No 11.:"' '11111-.i, II· HOW TO HACH US Clrculotlon (The Tlmts Oronae County) (800) 252-9141 Ad ,·ertlslng Classified 642-5678 Display 642-4321 Editorlul News 540-1224 Sports 642-4330 News, Sports Fa~ 646-4170 Main Offi« Dusiness Office 642-4321 Dusincss fox 631-5902 rubluhcJ by ClhlUrlll.I CutlllllUllltv Nt\1 t, i T11110 Mi11t)f Co•np'11l)' Rogtr Ogluby, '"' l'mi<knt .u'IJ ct:o .. Costa Mesa maintains hope of receiving high fiscal marks "ln the first year of operation, the vandali'im costs went down to almost zero becuusc everybody went over and usetl the skateboard park," said Ron Hagan, I Iuntington Deach's director of community services. nv T INA IlORGATfA, STAFF \\'RllER Costa Me sa offici~lls arc expecting high marks in a ~loody's Investment Service cv;.iluation of all Orange County agencies holding investments in tbe county pool. "l would suy th at we 're certainly in the top group, if not the top, of all the ogencies in the county thut have investments in 1hc counly pool,'' said Costa ~lcsa City Manager AllJn Roeder. Uctwecn the city and the Redevelopment Agency, Costa f\lcsa has S3 million' tieJ up in th e pool - a number that pales in comparison to Ne\\ poll lleuch':i Sl6 million :ind Newport-Mesa School District's $80 million investments. Costa Mesa officials h<ave said all •along that the bankruptcy ''ill have no affect on the city's ability to pay its bills and fund city-sponsored projects. And, they'd like to get that information across to investors and 'company owners who might be looking for a strong cit)> to do County Auditor-Controller Stephen Wright m:lintains that these funds were collected before the county's decision to file fo r Chapter 9 bankruptcy on Dec. 6. The agencies counter that the revenues never belonged to the county und that the county is only to serve as a collecting ugency. As of Thursday, the mutter will be up to U.S. llankruptcy Court Judge John Ryun ~o decide, although Rus believes that the suit may open up the path for ncgoti utions. "Some of the speci:ll districts feel that (the filing) \\ill help make the WEATHER TIMPIUTURH N~port Beac.h 63/48 83lboa 63/48 Cosla Mesa GG/51 Coron3 dcl M3r 64/52 IURr fORlCAST LOCATION SIZE Wedge 3·4 SW Nc~po1 l 3-4 SW Bl3dics 3·4 sw River Jelly 3"" sw Cd" 3-4 SW IOATINO Northwest ~inds to 20 1.notJ tod.ay; 2 (oot ~indwt11-wcs1 $ foot westerly swell. P.llthy fog ·- 3nd low morning clouds clc3ring to sunny ~l.ics in the 3ftcrnoon. TIDH TODAY rirst low 12:25 il.m •.•••••.. 1.7 First high 6:49 a.m ........... 6.6 Second low 2:03 p.m .......... -1.3 Second high 8:27 p.m. 3.9 SAlURDAY first low 1:17 .i.m ........... 1.7 I lrst high 7:35 p.m ........... Ci.9 Second low 2:47 p.m ......... -1.S Second high 9:12 p.m ..........• 4.l W.iter temp.: 58 business in. So, when Moody's sent out ..1 notice asking the county pool's investors for information on th eir fin ancial stability, Costa Mes~ wa<; happy to hand it over. "We sent them basic;illy all of the fihancial informiltion that's avaibblc about the city," Roede( said. "We sent them information about our usseti., our liabil ities, outstanding .debt." Once the service compiles the infonnation from all the •agencies. "hich could take a few wed.~. Roeder suit! it will be matlc a\ ailablc to investors "ho might bl.! interested in purch..1s1ng bunds "or other issues offcn:tl by the 'City." "And, it's used by local lending institutions and often by loc:il businesses. When a business is thinking of rclocuting to another area, they ''ill often look to sec how stable the local government is." In the eyes of a business O\\ ner, a low credit rating could mean new taxes or fee increases arc looming in the city's future. . point that business solutions and negotiations arc the better route," Rus saiu. "If negotiations go well in the next week, there will never be u hearing on this. "If solutions arc not negoti.1tctl, then we might us well be on track to alert the court to make the de terminations." The county withheld a total of Sl.6 million in property tax revenues from the city of Costa Mcsu a.nd the city's reuevclopment agency and sanitary district. Ne\\ port lleach lost S 1.5 million. SURF REPORT ··or course, it's not without its problems. We comtantly have to remind ki<l~ that if i l gets tlirty, if they leave their trash behind, it's very easy for us to take the facility out. We can ul\v:i)S turn it into a plaza area for adults. ''Anti so far, the kids have been very good about policing themselves." Actual!)', the subject of a skateboard park bn't new to Costa Mesa._ According to Community Services Director Keith Yan Holt, the topic has come up "a few times" during the lust 15 yeu1s. Each tim e, liability has been a big concern for the city. "A facility like that woultl have 10 be supervised," Van I loll sai_d. "Anti, with the cost of supervision and liability coverage, it just hasn't seemed like a (practical s~lution)." But, Ilaga n saitl his research suggeste<l most skateboarding injuries occurred in p~uks with obstacles that exccetled 36 in ches in height. ''And, the "i.tatc recently passed a law that !>U)s if you post signs that say 'Use of this facility is al your own risk,' 1~1c city will be immune from being sued," 1-lagun said. In another Parks Commission mailer, the plans for a proposed roller hockey rink ure skating along. The commission on Wednesday asked that staff draft a bidding document lo send out to vendors \\hO might be interested in operating a roller hockey facility in Costa f\ tcsa. The commission will review the document, which will ask potential operators to detail their ideas, in about two months. "We want to make sure that the request for proposals includes requirements like parking, noise levels, the number of courts," Erickson said. "The proposals would have to meet a certain standard for us lo consider it." POLICE FILES frem SurfUne/ W•v•tr•k IXTR.A COSTAMHA Center Urive: A conaps1blc baby stroller, wonh s.i11, was reported Molen from a sport-utility vehicle that was broken into. A dropping storm trilck has bred a fast succession of intense storms in the North Pilcific over the last \\e~k, bringin~ us a ffiilJOr swell with overhead Wilves in the better spots, which continue through the end of the week. After that, c~pect a lull with variable orf shorc winds until anolher rid$e of high pressure brings clcilncr conditions. ror ditily surf reports ilnd forccilsts, Cilll (900) 976-SURF. The call costs S 1.50' plus ilny pouible toll. JJOO block oC llrl)tot Street: /\ ~hopper, who sci u bag con1aining 0Sl2,500 \\Orth or jewelry On :l t counter and forgot itbout it \\hen she left, rcturneJ 30 minutes later lo dis<:O\l!r the items missing. 2000 block or Placenlln AHnuc: /\II four tu es were reported Slolcn off or a Volk:.w~1gcn Passat. i ·h<:y were "Orth S350. JOOO block of Club llowe Road: Golf clubs and u b;ig. \\Orlh $2,400, \ltCre reported stolen from a country club sometime af1er lhcy were left wi1h on :ittcndanl. NIWPOIT _.IACH 400 blOfk of Nntport 800 block or Ea~t Uuy Street: A pay phone was pried off the wall of a busincss•and stolen. It w:is \\Orth $2,000. 1900 block or Port Lockslclgh: Police took six separate reports or windows being shot out or parked C<trs with n 00-gun. O<imagc cstimu1es r:inged from $100 to S600 each. TIP Of THI DAY • Require i:llcspcopk or repair people to show ldcntificnuon. -courtc5y Nc1~por1 po/ire • .. Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot l.l.O.C MARTIN/DAILY !'ILOT Costa Mesa Inventor Jason Humphrey has designed a tandem bicycle where the. riders face op- posite of one another. On thE? bike with Humphrey is his girlfriend, Meadow Johnson. . Inventor takes a backward route A unique bicycle -built-for-two is the latest creation of Costa Me sa's Jason Humphrey nv MARY AN.N HARMON, STArF Wa.1rEll S tudent inventor Jason · Humphrey won't se ttle for anything "store bought." Everything he owns has to take on a customized, unique twist. for example, when he was younger, he reworked a radio-controlled car to give it more power and additional functions. Soon, he was taking in cars from the neighborhood kids and souping thern up. Now at age 18, the Costa Mesa resident is moving on to bigger projects. His latest crea.tion is n tandem bicycle where the driver faces forward and the second rider faces backward. Even more interesting than the strange sight of the semi-backward bicycle-built-for-two is that the second person pedals fo rward, helping the driver power the two-seater. When Jason rides around Orange Coast College, where he is a student, he always gets attention and requests for rides. It's definitely an unusual bike, but why did he make it in the first place? "A friend and l saw a three-scat tandem once and I thought of it wit h 3 seat going backward," said Jason, who's studying to become a mechanical engineer."! just thought it would be fun." Those who know Jason don't fi nd this kind or reasoning surprising. According to.his parents, he has always been up to something creative. Basically, he does th ings his own way: "If I have a problem, l try to figure out some way lo fix it,'' Jason said. His mother Sally remembers a time when he was little and she told him to clean his room, including clearing stuff off his cluttered floor. When she came to inspect his progress, she found her son had rigged everything off the floor with string aqd fishing wire so it hung from the ceiling. '"He made I.:egos with movable parts before Lego made them," Sally added. Jason's father, former Costa 'Mesa Councilman Jay Humphrey, said his son has an ability to see things in finished form, in 3·0 . The cider Hu mphrey cites as an example the time Jason made a giant dinosaur with movable parts out of soda cans. "I'm real pleased for him," said dad Jay. "I like that he can express his imagination. He sees things that most people don't S'ee." To create his unusual mode of transportation, Jason rescued two broken-down beach cruiser bicycles from a swap meet, chopped them in hair and welded them together, joined by two pipes in between. He also re-routed the chain on the gears so both pedal forward. After sandblasting the rust off and powder-coating the frame forest green, the contraptio n was ready to roll. With all the attention hi~ bike has ge nerated, Jason has also found people who want to buy one. So he plans to make more bikes to. markcl and' sell. Steering the tandem isn't too hard afte r a bit or practice, Jason said. But riding in the passenger seat is a different experience. "At first, it was scary, but now l don't worry much about crashing," said Jason's girlfriend Meado'" Johnson, 17. "l guess l just have to trust him." ~~~~~~#~~#~~ @, ~~&~ J Special Menu J Holldoy Catering Speclallsts ll Remember we cater boats & charters ii "In your home or in our dining room ... " :U ';ii~ ~olda94 ii ~tk~7~J 0 , s FOR RESERVATIONS CALL :U SABATIN 723-0621 ti ~11~[!1¥1 Restaurant & Ml:l=!I Join us for Lunch, Dinner or Weekend Brunch J ~ Lido Shipyard Sausage Co. 2s1 SHIPYARD WAY · NEWPORT BEACH ~ ~~~~~&#'~-~~~~·~~~~~~~~~~ It's the network everyone is whispering about. Jntrodm.:ing The Golf Channel, the world's first and onl y netWork devoted exclusively to golf. With roumaments, instruction, and news. Tum on, tune in and tee off 24 hours a day. 365 days a ye:u. ~THE GOlF CHANNEL• Tee Time with Arnold Palmer~ onFebruary 1, 1995! • 720-2020 ' _, Friday, December 30, 1994 3 Local hotels smelling roses P LAYING HOST -Hotels in Costa Mesa and Newport Ucach are solJ out for the weekend, playing host to Rose Parade bands, the Penn State football team nnd Penn State alumni who will attcnc.J ·the Rose Bowl on Mooduy . The Westin South Coast Plnzn Hotel is host to the Penn State football tcum, couches, families ------. anc.J fri ends, according to llclcn Davenport, catering mat1~cr. More ~h, n 10,000 pe pie "are expected to --~ ottcnd a Penn Jim State rally at · de Boom 2:30 p.m. ------Sunday at Beh'ind the Town Center Park near the Scenes 1101e1. -----•' Barry Lewin, general manager or the Hyatt Newporter, reports that when the University of Arizona football team left following Tuesday's f-re~dom Dowl, several Rose Parade marching bands moved in. "We arc host to Ltic number one high school band in the U.S. -the 300 member r:erndule, Wash. Marching Dand, states Lewin. Also utili.dng the Hyu11 Newport is the 350-mcmbcr Pride Marching Dand from Southwest Missouri State, and a number or alumni from Springfield, Miss. College. During the week, both bands played at Disneyland and the Ferndale Band abo played at Universal Studios. The Newport Bench Marriott Hotel is host lo four high school bamls -the Stockdale I ligh School Band from Dakcrslield, and, from P<.:nnsylvani:I, the 60-mcmbcr ban<l from A.I. Dupont, the 65 members from Newton and the 85 members from Alex~ High School. In addition, 230 rooms have been booked by Penn State alumni for the weekend. Hotc1s filled with tour groups and Penn State alumni inclucfe the Marriott Suites in Newport .Deach and Costa Mesa, Costa Mesa's Red Lion and Wym.lhnm Hotels anc.J Le J\tcridicn in Newport Deach. Ray Jacobi, general manage r at the Four Seasons, notes the hotel is full with Penn State alumni, and when they leave the American Medical Association moves in fo r meetings. "We arc full until the third week in January/' stutcs Jacobi. 0 A DA RESOU RCE - Longtime NC\\pOrt Dcach resident and former CEO of Corporate Realty, Inc., Norm S1m1gc is combining his 20 years of experience in real estate and development to aid busines!li and industry in understanding the American with Disability Act (ADA) and Title 24 legislation. Savage leads the non-profit Doyle Mcintosh Center for the Disabled -ADA Consulting group, ,\·hich offers its services to property owners, builders.and archi tects. Suvuge notes that the ADA un<.J Title 24 is often misunderstood and b seen as a very expensive proposition when it's not, citing that 67% of all ADA modifications done for busine~fand indu~try cost less than S:>OO. For a fee, Savage and the DMC staff will survey an existing building or review plans for new buildings and Y.Ork with the architect or builder to make appropriate modifications. Local clients of the DMC have included Newport-Mesa's · Victoria School, Hyatt Ncwporter, Orange County Transportation Agency and the South ern California Alcohol and Drug Programs, Inc. More information on the ... ADA program ca n be obtained by calling 772-8285. Jim de Boom is t/Je owner of 1'11c Et·c11t Office, D sc/Jool trustee and n communit.r nctfrist. /lis column appc.11-s crcry Fl"id;1y. Where can your (C adverti ing me sage reach 42,500 readers? ilfPliL In the Daily Pilot. Ca ll 642-4321 x250 : C I N E JV\ A S : ~ --~-:..L_> ~ • -~PC,L ~~-1~1 TIIE IAITA CUUSE (PC) IMICIOStlRl • .U(l'C-13L. MllOll CPC-13) I RIEM IPCI UOll die (C) I ~ IOOI (1111 l.Q. (PC) MADY TO WE.All (fl) ALHAMBRA PLACES l • ...,.JU'.1'~1 ~!'~ ELMONTE B . ': '""'·'·· .. " ~ .... ·"'. -.: MOUNTAIN GATE 7 v .: .. '·I ;; VAL ENCIA 10 '. · , ...... • .. 4 Friday, December 30, 1994 TO•AY . MOU.AY~ ·•A Rcndcl\'ous f'or You" holiday dance for ''""cs v.111 be held from . 30 p,m 10 12:30 a.m. in &he Pl;iu B;illroom at lhe llyau N~porter, 1107 bmborec Road, Nev.port Beach. Tho COSI is S20 I I the door (self pJtlin' Is S2). Phone SSJ.6067. SATURDAY NIW Yl&ll't IVI PUTY Orange County Youn& Executive Singles Network taosts n party from !UO p.m. to I :30 n.m. io Red Lion 1 lotcl's Ne.,..port Ballroom.. 3050 Uristol St., Costn Mcsn, with buffet, music, gnmes, party favors and lOmplimcntary midnight chnmpagnc 1ons1. Cost: S29 in advance, $35 at the door. Qill 744-1000. Fiii DICK DAU CONCHT ~ Surf ;uitar legend performs at "New Y~ar s Eve Free Concert Bash" lit I lard Rock Cafe, 451 Newport Center Dn,c, Nc .... port Beach. It's first-come, fi~t·scrved seating with Dale's set l>i:i;inning :\1 11 p.m. MONDAY A.D.D. LICTUH Coastl111c Coun~eling Center of Nc,1 port Ocach will hold a free lecture l'allcd "A11en1ion Deficit Disorder: ·1 he Big Picture" from 7 10 8:30 p.m. in it~ offices at 1200 Quail St., Suite 105 in NeY.pOrl 13each. Details, -176·099 I. TUESDAY 'Altl<J & llACHIS MHTINO I he Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission of the City of Newport UeJch is holding its January meeting al 7 p.m. in the C11y Council d1ambers, 3300 Nc\\pOrt Dlvd. WOMIN IUSINISS OWNlllS Janice M1t1crmcier, director of John Wa) ne Airport in Costa Mesa, will 'peak on "Doing Uusiness "ith John Wayne Airport and What It Can Do ror You" at the 6 p.m. dinner mccti11g of the National Association or Women Uusincss Owner~ at the Irvine Marriott on Von Karman Avenue. Cost is S29 for members in advance, S34 at the door for members, and S~4 for non·membcrs. Details, 730·6100. WEDNESDAY NHVOUS STUDINTS A free two-hour workshop for persons •llT •IT MUNICIPAL 80NDI llMINAa Smith Barney of Newport Beach is sponsoring a free seminar on "Municipal • Bonds after the Bankruptcy: How Safe Are They?" from 7 to 8: 15 p.m. Jan. 9 at the Hyatt Regency in J rvinc. Reservations arc necessary. Call Wendy at 644-91 lJ. • nervous :ibout returning to sthool will be offered from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Re-entry Center nt Ornngc Const College in Costa Mesa. For details, call 432-S 162. 8IUAKIAIT UCTUU Bestselling nuthor Margaret Paul will speak on "Inner Bonding: A Psycho-Spiritual Process for Self-Healing" at the. weekly gnthering of The Inside Edge at Scott's Restaurant, 3300 Bristol St. in Costa Mesa from 6:30 to 8:30 n.m. Cost for rirst·timc guests is SIS. Qill 730-5050 for reservations. NIWPORT PANHILUNIC Newport Harbor Pnnhcllcnic will meet lit 10 a.m. at St. Michael's All Angels Church, 3233 Pacific View Drive in Corona del Mar. Call 644-0195 for details~ THURSDAY LAW SCHOOL ADMISSION HIT Western State University College or Law will host a free Law School Admission Test seminar nt the Red Lion Inn on Bristol Street in Costa Mesa from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. A f question·and-answcr period will follow lhc seminar. To pre-register or for more information, call (800) WSU-4-LAW. 1011 SOCllTY The Orange County Rose Society meets at 7:30 p.nf. in the Community Service Building at the Westminster Civic Center. The public is invited free of charge. Call 650-0946 for details. lllDUCI YOU• 8UllNUI TAX Roger A. Murray will talk about the best ways lo reduce your business tax burden at the 11:30 a.m. meeting of th'C Home bfricc and Business Opportunities Association at the Country Side Inn, l25 Bristol St. in Costa Mesa. Cost is SlS for members' prepaid, S20 ro; non-members prepaid, and S25 at the door. Call 63S-4460 for information and reservations. SATURDAY, JAN. 7 THI IROTHI .. fOU• Scaule-based folk quartet, whose hits include "The Sloop John B.," "This Land is Your Lmid" and "If I 1 rad a !lammer," performs at 8 p.m. in . Robert B. Moore Theatre 4t Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road, RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTEIY llC. -., ..... c..s-... 1122 UIMI IHI., ctSTI •II-Ma.HSI Presents FREE NEW YEAR'S EVE CONCERT SATURDAY. DECEMBER 31st ~eaturing Dick Dale First Come, First Served/ 11 :00 p .m. Showtime You Must Be 21 or over Hard Rocle Cale -Newport Beach . 451 NewpoTt Center Dr. 114-640-8844 6-Month CD 6. l 5lk + FDIC Insured to SI00,000 +Limi~ffer Call today: 714-476-5126 Ask for Dan Horgan, Senior Vice President -Investments •1-ecf by ~l'cny Bank Ind 11 Fcdcnlly Ir.um! "COi 1n aured up lo SI00.000. Sance" lhclp 1W10nalty ror the bal, hashllll·yiddins CO.. tome CO. may be offsed by w-ol.._ inltJnl.. ticn IJIUCf anlorn1111on 111w111bk on rcique91. CO. •e .qca io penalty ror mlJ Wlthlhtral a.. if echw • of 12-13-94 lft 11rr.,ie lllCfCll. AJJ CO. lft atbj«t '1 1'flllabtlfY. Kemper Securities, Inc. 620 Newport Center Drive. Suite 1300 Newport Beach, CA 92660 # Colla Mesa. • Tickets: Sl2·Sl9. Call 432·S880. IUNDAY • JAN. a M&aaOaHUNCH C•UISI Every Sunday this month :it the Cannery Restaurant in Newport Bench, the rirst 60 Sunday brunch diners cnn take :i complimentary cruise or the, Newport Bny after their meals. Brunch starts at 10 ll.m., the cruise is from 11 :30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. No :idvance rcscivntion is necessary. The Cannery is at 3010 La Fayette Ave. 0111 61S·S711 for dCtilils. llNOLU' lllLAftONIHIP tlMINAA "Listen, Learn and Be Loved" is the title or a Singlc's Relationship Scminnr offered by The Meeting Room, an llffordnble singles organizntion. The seminar will help couples and sin_gles achieve more fulfilling relationships by obtaining a better understanding oC your partner. Cost is S3 for members, S5 non-members. Space is limited. The Meeting Room is at 291S Redhill Ave., Suite G 104 in Costa Mesa. Cull S4S·80s2 for details. MONDAY, JAN. 9 A.D.D. LICTUIH ''ADD and Copinp,: When What You Do Doesn't Work ' is the title or a lecture being held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Coastline Counseling Center, 1200 Quail St. in Newport Beach. Cost is SS. Call 476··0991 for more information. · PAJAMA STOIYTIMI Children ages 3 to 7 arc encouraged to wcnr their pajamas and bring a favorite stuffed animal to Pajama Storytimc, a series or Monday night story sessions at the Newport Dench Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. DOOR DINGS REMOVED NO PAINTING RE RED vtTl•&MOHy 100% Sotisloctlo a...tHd The 1 p.m. acttlSna lu& half an hour and run &hrousb March 14. Call 717-3800 tor more information. TUUDAY. ~. le IU .... DD•ITIWe Surfrider foundation is a non-profit organwuion dcdica&ed to &he pro&cc&ion of the world's oceans and beaches throuah conacrvation, research and education. Learn about Surfrider Foundation and Its activities for 199S at a Cree mectin& Crom 7 &o 9 p.m. at Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite in Corona dcl Mar. Call 631-6273 for more lnformn&ion. tUCCIU llMINM "The Inner Game of Success" is the title or n free nooo program in the Friends' Meeting Room of the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Presented by Brett Miles of Growth Technologies lnternntional, the presentation is gean~for business people, but will also be or interest to individuals. Call 717-3800 for more jnformntion. PaOfUllONAL WOMIN Victorin Peters will talk about "You Really Are Whnt You ~t" at the 11:30 a.m. lunch meeting or South Const Business and Professional Women nt El Torito Grill, 633 S. Aa:on in Costa Mesa. Cost is SIS for members nnd $20 for guests. Coll 472-4666 for reservations. CAHH PLANNING wo•OHOP A free, threc·pnrt career planning workshop is being offered by Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. The workshops will be held tonight, Jan. 24 and 31 from 6 to 8 p.m. in the college's Re-Entry Ccrucr, Room 106 or OCC's Counseling ahd Admissions Building. Oil! 432-S 162 for details. IUSINIH WOMIN'S MllTING Corl Blumay is n former news reporter, sports writer, radio announcer, newscaster nnd disc jockey, llS well as owner or a public relations and advertising agency. He will talk about his recent book, "The Dark Side •Divorce --~ --·~· --- of Power: The Real Armand Hammer" a& &he dinner mcctins of American Bus.incss Women's Asaocia&ion &hat Starts at 6 p.m. ot the Coun&ry Side Inn, 32.S Brislol in Costa Mesa. Cost is $20 and includes dinner. Non-members arc invited 10 1lltcnd. Call 669-S400 for • reservations. NIWPOllT fOUNDATION "Orange County Bankruptcy: Where Do We Go From Herc?" is the topic or the 7:30 :i.m. breakfast meeting or the Newport Foundation at the Bnlbo:l Bay Club, 1221 West Coast Highway in Newport Beach. Guest speakers lire former Orange County Treasurer candidate John Moorlach nnd Orange County Register cditorinl editor Ken Grubbs. Q>st is $20 for members, $30 for non-members. Call 67S-6300 for rcserva tions. · WOMIN'lN fOODIHVICI "A Night or Networking" and the installation of officers for 1995 is the theme of the January dinner meeti ng or the Orange County Chapter or Roundtablc for Women in Foodservice. The meeting begins at 6 p.m. at Le Meridicn Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd. in Newport Bench. Cost is S20 per member prepaid, S25 • per member at the door, $30 per person all others. For reservations, coll 951-3203. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 11 HOW TO II lllUISTllLI Learn how to be irresistible to the opposite sc~ during n special relationship workshop for singles nt Ollkwood Apnrtment Clubhouse, 880 Irvine Ave. near 17th Street in Newport Beach. The workshop runs from 7 to 8:30 p.m. and is SlO per person. Call 722· 7717 for more information and for reservations. • l•llAJUAIT LICTV•I "The Art nnd Science of Mistakes'' is the title of a lecture that Dr. Robert J. Maurer will give at the weekly breakfast meeting of The Inside Edge, a support group foe leaders. The meeting will be from 6:30 to 8:30 n.m. nt Scott's Restaurant, 3300 Bristol St. in Costa Mcsn. Cost for rirst lime guests is $15 and include} breakfast. Details, 730-SO~O. · UTUDINO TO COLLIOI A free 9Q.'.'n\inu1e seminar for· individuals ccturning to college after a break in their academic careers will be held at noon at Orange Const College. Oil! 432-Sl62 for details. lllPUILICAH WOMIN HDlllATID The Balboa Bay Republican Women Fcdcrpted will meet al noon nt the Balboa Bay Club in Newport Beach. Guest speaker is Tom Fuentes, president of the Orange County Republican Party. Call 494-6490 for more information. DRAWING I. 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And airport officials who say the idea has been pre;ented before, warn that sale of the air- port to a private entity is not near- ly as easy ns it sounds. "Our only response is that we will provide whatever support or information the Doard of Supervi- sors requests," said·nirport spokes- woman Courtney Wiercioch. ••nut there ore significant obstacles - financial, regulatory and otherwise -that would be associated wi th any type of sale." Since the county is still in the early stages of restructuring its collapsed investment portfolio, city officials s:iid they did not know how seriously to t~ke the idea. However, Newport Beach City Attorney Robert Burnham said the city is in the process of deter- mining whether the county could legally use funds generated from a · sale , of John Wayne for non- nirport uses. ''(That kind of information) is just goOd to know," Durnham said. At -\l1is point, he ~ddcd, infor- mation is all the city is seeking. Newport Bc:ach, which has had lengthy battles to regu late airport noise and growth, is not threat- ened by the suggestion, accord'ing to Durnham. "I can understand why there's discussion of extraordinary things right now," he said. "But jt doesn't wa rrant serious consider- ation or action at this time. I don't think we're in favof""of i1." Councilwoman Jean Watt said the working relationship between the city and the airport is easier lo continue while a public agency like the county is "holding the reigns" of the airport. "I'd hate to sec us lose those built-i n years or continuity that we've struggled together to achieve," Wa tt said. "'We have n situation where the whole determi- nation of what happens at the air- port is so critical right now for the peor.lc who li ve here." Like Durnham, Watt considered the sale of the ai rport to be "a longshot. '' But former m:iyor Clarence Turner, a longtime airport control ad\'OCate, said he believes the sale to be "a very good possibility." Airports such as London's Heath· row and Gatwick have been privat· iLed, Turner noted, as has 13ur- bank Airport, which is owned by Lod.heed Air Tcrmin:il. However, Turner conceded that sc' cr:il issues would require fur- ther exploration, including the rev- enue diversion issue and the ques- tion of whether the Federal Avia- tion Acfministration would reclaim its bond investments in the airport if the facility were sold to a pri· vale O\vncr. Turner, who ended his council tenure with Newport Beach in No- \'Cmber, said the city might con- sider joining with other cities to buy the airport. While airline companies enjoy healthy relationships with privat- ized airports, airlines arc ge nerally uneasy about seeing a public air- port purchased by a private entity, ;iccording to airline representa- tives. When such an event occurs, oirlinc costs invariably increase, according to John Ek, director of state government affairs for the Air Transport Association of America. Airlines arc also strongly op- posed to revenues leaving airports, Ek said. "It's tough for us to comment on this because we haven't seen any kind of a proposal," Ek said. "But we'd hope that the county and the airlines would review any plan toge ther before any action was t:iken." ·'"" rH".1· .. \<•t1n11 m1hli;r1 u1wl lh<•ir '""''"" 1l•·~1~·n1ll'l.1 tM~•I olir '"l'lll•n-~11·1 ""''" 1111hl t•t\\' ~t.11)'•or1i.1n•ll••t1 ''•'''¥ 111. TIM' AnnMI ~n·trM r. l'.!lf•. r..!2.'i lfr11n1i.111 l\11·11111'. ~,.n~n··l•I. W V1~ln1:1 ltllf.0 2.'1IO •• flNI PRINT ACADIMIC •Andrew Gabriel, son of Mr. & Mrs. Sle,cn Gobrlcl or Corona dcl Mor, Is participating in Proctor Academy's Languogc Abro:id program in Sp:iin. •James Robert Destro or Newpor t Oc:ich has enrolled ns a fre shmnn ot Renssclne r Polytechnic Institute. • Dustin Marshall Woldc of Costa Mes:i has been initiated into the Duke University ehnptcr of Phi Beta K::ippa. •Anne Porter of Newport Beach was chosen ns Student .or the Weck Bl New Jfomplon School in New Hompshirc. •Costa Mcs:i resident Rflu R. Chopra received an MA in Mcdicol Science from Boston University this fall. • Marshall Solomon, son or Stanley and Fninclne Solomon of Coron3 dcl M:ir, has been :iwarded the BOO Sicdman Fellowship from the University of North Carolin:i at Ch:ipcl Hill's Kcn:in-A:iger Business School. '• Jomle Katzman, son of Dr. & Mrs. llarold Katzman of Newport Beach, earned faculty honors for the spring semester at Trinity College in l tart ford, Conn. Katzmon is a graduate or Coron:i del Mar I ligh School. •Jennifer L. Wootton of Costa Mes:i'has been appoin1cd aSSQCiDtc olumni relations director :it Sc. L:iwrcnce University in Canton, N.Y. •Bonnie L. Bohart of Newport Bench recently received a bachelor or science nursing degree from the University or the SIDie of New York. • Barbara Ann Lucas of Newport Beach recently received :in associate in science nursing degree from the University of the St:lle of New York. AWARDS • ijrody Flyn n, 13, a student at Corona dcl M:ir I ligh School, received first prize in :i contest sponsored by Newport Beach orthodontists Or. John diG lovnnnl and Or. Robert French. Other student winners included Lindsay Fish from Newport l lcights Elementary, Chase llaymond of Harbor View Elementary, and Chad Czisny of Harbor D:iy School. • Orange Coast College's Airline Tr:wcl Careers 1Hp:u1menl wos honored with a proclamation presented by 1hc Orange County Board of Supervisors. • The following Oranae Const Collcae culinary llrtS students c:iptured medals Dl the Orange Empire Chefs' Associ:ition Purveyor Fooc.I Show; Jotl Bachbubtr, Gus Ruiz, Mlc:hocl Donoho, D11vld Milek, Brhaa Wans. Yoko Yoo, Don Lockhort, Koren Voss, Grade Laudarl, Wcndul Adams, Lnuro Knoop and Suzie Ko. • Oninee Co11st Colleae's Community Relations Omce hos captured nine regional Medallion Awnrds, presented by the Nationol Council for Marketing and Public Relutions. ). MILITAJtY • M:irine Master Sgt. Patrick C. Wurthcrmon, son of LA Vcm:i A. Comron or Newport Dench, returned from duly in l laiti with Speci:il Purpose M:irinc Air Ground Task Force Caribbe:in. •Army Reserve Pvt. CIDrun O'Connor, son of Christine and Colm O'Connor of Costa Mes:i, h:is completed_ basic traini ng gt Fort Leonard E. Wood, Waynesville, Mo. •Army Reserve Pvt. Robert Soto, son of Alma Barrientos of Cost:i Mcs:i, h:is completed b:isic training at Fort Leonard 6.,Wood, W:iy!1csville, Mo. • Marillc Sgt. Chorlcs A. Spence, son of Chorlcs R. :tnd ~orrlnoe 8._SJ>cnce of Newport Beach, was recently promoted to his present r:ink while serving with 3rd Battalion, 51h Marines, lst Morine Division, Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton. •Army Cadet JclTrcy P. Chun1bcrluln , son of Colleen P. Chamberlain of Costa Mesa, received proctic:il work in military leadership at the Army ROTC Advanced C:imp at Fort Lewis, Tacoma, Wash. • Army Reserve Pvt. William O. Worth Jr., son of William D. Worth or Costa Mesa. has completed basic training at Fort Knox. •Navy Ensign nay/\. Franklin, a 1989 graduate of Costa Mesa lli~h School, has rc11,1rncd home to Sun · Diego from a SL'(·month deployment to the Indian and Western Pacific occ:ins and the Persian Gulf with the :imphibious tr:insport dock USS Clcvcl:ind. 0 ATTORNEYS frem P•9• 1 result of the bankruptcy filing, 'Yhich put a freeze on the county's investment pool, forcing some 180 public agencies to balance their budgets on tight purse strings. not sure about," said Jonathan El- lowitz, a personal and sm:ill busi- ness bankruptcy allorney in New- port 13each. "The fact is, the cali- ber of legal talent here is every bit the equal of wh:it is found in L.A. I think it all might just be a hold- over from older days." knowledge about i1." For some time now, the law profession in general has been slow, primarily because of the re- cession, said R9n Rus, of Rus, Milliband, Williams & S'mith, the law firm representing Newport Dench in the county bankruptcy. Only large law firms locally - like Rus, Milliband, Williams & Smith and Ll>bel, Winthrop, Ring- stad & Opera -have m:inagcd to caE?_ture a few investor contructs. MQ1;t of the · pool's participants ~ave sought counsel from Los An- geles firms that specialize in bank- ruptcy. "Why they're going to L.A., I'm TEACHER Frem Page 1 Heston sa id Los Angeles is often considered the hub of large firms. And, large firms can spare the expense of hiring specialists on every kind of bankruptcy known to man. "Perhaps some of the hlrger firms have been gearing up to~vard Chapter 9 bankruptcy, even though it is fairly non-existent," she s:iid. "They may have more a really good teacher. He was wurm with all the kids and super friendly. facr)onc I ever talked to loved him." "We have been in such a de- pressed economy, and the legal profession has been depressed as well,'' Rus said. "Lawyers who don't normally do bankruptcy law arc now doing it because they want to hold on to their .clients. "In normal times, there might only be three or four firms in the entire county that were regurded a~bankruptcy firms." 13each; and son Mark of New Mexico. Mcmori:il services are scheduJed for 4 p.m. Wednesday at St. An- drew's Presbyterian Church in Newport lleach. Newport Beach police looking for man missing since Dec. 13 ~ Raymond Carl Vincent was last seen dropping his wife off at work. Investigators have found no signs of ab?uction. NEWPORT BEACH - There aren't any obvious signs that Raymond Carl Vincent was the victim Qf an abduction, but police are at a loss to explain whe re he's been since he disappeared on Dec. 13. Vincent, 52, dropped his wife of( at work @out 6:30 a.m. and then apparently placed a couple of phone calls from his Sussex Lane home, according to a -repor1. His 'Mercedes was found three days later, parked in an lrvitle l;>usiness center in the 5400 block of Jeffrey Road. The complex is near a gas station ond about a mile from his wife's work, police spokesman, Sgt. Andy Gonis said. "There arc no specific signs of foul pl;:iy," Gonis said. "We are looking at foul play· as one possibility as to why he'b missi ng.'' Uut , Gonis said, they're considering other scenarios - like the possibility that Vincent wanted to ge t ;:iwny for some reason. "In the majority of our. missing persons cases," Gonis said, "the missing person has left voluntarily. That's not to say we t:ike the investigations lightly." D etectives are in the process of gathering Vincent's dental records, entering data into computer system~ and checking incoming information on mbsing people from other police agencies, Gonis sai<l. Virtcenl is descf!bed __ n.L_ 6-fool-l, 220 pounds with blue eyes, blond hair and moustache. His front teeth are noticeably gapped. Calls from the Daily Pilot to Vincent's wife and a friend weren't returned on 1 hursday. Anyone with information ubout Vincent's \\hereabouts should contt1c1 the Ne\\ port Dench Police Dcpartmi.:nt at (800) 550-6273. IT'S NOT WORTH THE WEIGHT. ;?~ (J.<' {I d1J Rlr bener heallh ard li1ness, exeiose t 9 American Heart Association Where can your ((. advertising message reach 42 ~500 readers? 19'12 Ametocdn Htta<1 Anocoat..,;. r---,,. . .. ' '·f --.,...... • , I f 1 . I I I I In the Daily Pilot. .. a ll 642-4321 , x250 very truthful. An outstanding teacher and an outstanding per· son." Student Morgan Anderson, a Newport Harbor senioi;, never had Smith as a teacher, but knew of his legendary character. And the secret to it all was his dedication to kids, said Dill Straw, former head of counseling at New- port l larbor High. ..,_ S -~ IM'l~T"'XJ t:•. ' "Everyone knew who he was," he said. "He'd walk around, giving ever)•one high fives in th e halls. He was very popular. He was just "He "anted kids to learn," Straw said: "He believed in wh:1t he wa~ doing. I le mudc them un- derstand that if they worked hard they could ge t through it." Smith is survived by his wife, Louella; daughter Cheryl of Long ~ -~~ ~ ....... ·::;cam __ JOIN US FORA • VERY SPECIAL NEW YEAR'S EVE GALA New Year's Day, Jan. 1st. OPEN • P4RIT TRA'IS AVAILABLE •BANQUET ROOMS ~ FULL CATERING SERVICES CALL US FOR ALL TOUR. HOLIDAY NEEDS -1576 Newport Blvd. For reservations call 645 8560 f r~997 c.lr,cl D:>.d.o lol~n~.So · F roggy ·and Dodo are two • characters in an Auto Club alcohol program that teache1 children how to make smart choice1 about akohol uM. Why t.ach 1ix year old1 about the clangen of akohol? ReMGrch show1 that children start forming opiniona about akohol uM by the time they start achool. California school5 with no·cost alcohol education programs for grades ".'· 12. Currently, more than 85% of school districts have 4uto Club program materials. MARRIAGE & FAMILY LAW Thar1 whyforcMicaRs, the Auto Club ha1 provided southern Alcohol awareneu through education and information leads to life·saving choice• for all motorists. By starting earfy, future motorists will make choice1 that Froggy and Dodo would approve. I I • ConCMted. ~ • CHld CU.Im_, A •ppn& • P8cernl&y .... •N81M"~ ' ... • Aeet:ralntng OnleN • •c&t•nwt' Agreementlt For the sake of Children Everywhere, this Holiday Season ;1 t ' I ( ( ' ' ' • t r..., t 0 ~ 'o I l r' > ' • ' l , , ; I • I Automo.bile Club of Southern california -. ' .. 8 Friday, December 30, 1994 O'NBL . ........ , H ls mother, Bonnie, would drive Danny O'Neil to swimming practice. At age 7, he set club freestyle records in Newport Deoch that remained unbroken until this year. He played volleyball, buskctball, even ~ailed :rnd played golf. When he reached Corona del Mar High, he plunged headfirst onto the school's atl)lctic teams, demonstrating success that would lead to a sparkJing future in footba ll. It was a mujor blow for the local sports community when O'Neil transferred to Muter Dei in Santa Ana for his junior and senior years. O'Neil's highly controversial and publicized transfer also triggered n CIF investigation of possible ~!tiler Dci recruiting vfolations. 13 touchdowns ond only two interccptioni. He bad 1 stretch of 120 consecutive passes without 1n interccp1ion. Finally. the fifth-')'ear senior, whose curs hud been blistered by Oregon fans in previous years because of the team's mediocrity, attained honor. ''Just because I'm in the Rose Bowl, and (Stenstrom and Johnson) nre not, doesn't prove I'm better," O'Neil said. "lt probably just gives me a little more respect." O'Neil loves Oregon, but Oregon's Cans didn't always love him back. His statistics always shined -and he set numerous passing records -but the teams he led didn't. He once hacf'Oregon ahead of Cal, 30·0, and lost. O'Neil was judged not as the quarterback who got Oregon to the 1992 independence Bowl, but the one who lost to Wake Forest when he got there. • '' IF YOU'llE GOING TO TllY AND PLEASE THB MEDIA AND PLEASE THE FANS, YOU'RE NEVER GOING TO DO THAT. EVERYBODY'S HAPPY NO\V, BUT THERE'S ONE MOR.E GAME LEFr, AND PEOPLE'S IMPRESSIONS CAN CHANGE QUICKLY. '' that really stuck," O'Neil said. "Everybody placed {the losses) on me. They were saying, 'This k.id can't come from behind.' We were not only challenged by the media, but challenged by ourselves." For the third time in sL~ weeks, o~Neil led Oregon to a comeback win, this time throwing a pair of scoring posses to Dino Phi1yaw. The final O'Neil·Philyaw connection -a 19-yard screen play with 3:43 left in the game - gave the 12th-rankeu Ducks their first outrigh t conference championship. · Newport E'!tach/Co1ta Mesa Daily Piiot touchdown pauca. Through aj~e ups and downs, the part&cs an'U the heady luster or being a star quarterback. O'Neil has remained committed to his faith. • Two years ago, he returned to Calvary Chapel, where his Camily members have been longtime devoted parishioners. Back in Oregon, he convenes Bible study meetings. He has spoken throughout Eugene. He leads the Ducks in prayer at midfield after each game. "I'm not Catholic, even though I went to a Catholic high school (Mater Dei) for two years," he said. "I gmv up in a Christian home. Dut thut first year 1 was driven by football, and I took what the world had to off er. I eventually saw how futile and empty that k.ind of lifestyle was, and that's when I realized how God can really CilJ our needs." • Bruce Rollinson, the Mater Dci head football coach when O'Neil transferred from CdM, was the beneficiary of his talents, but felt to Mater Dei1 and that the CJF and Corona ael Mor people weren't exaClly sending him with their bles.sing,'' Rollinson said. "I don't think 1 wa ns excited about (lrnn!.ferring) ns my parents ond brothers," O'Neil s:tid. "M)lo- parents really wanted me to go to Mater Dei, because of its athletic 1 and also because of the di!>cipline. "I'd become a punk.kid in high school. My discipline wasn't very good in high school. Al first, I regretted (transferri'ng), but l stuck with it and ii became u very wise decision." At Mater Dei, when O'Neil · wasn't leading the Monarch!) to the CIF football plnyofCs, he wus Gary McKnight's celebrated i.ixth man on Mater Dei's l!.190 State Division l championship basketball team. In the spring, he competed in volleyball and golf. O'Neil is now garnering some well-deserved rcspect,us he leads · Oregon (9·3) into the Rose Bowl, the Ducks~ firl.T'Rosc Dowttrerm-- 111 37 years. "IC you're going to try and please the mectin and please the fans, you're never going.to do that," O'Neil said. "Everybody's happy now, but there's one more game left, and people's impressions can change quickly." Out following their 21-7 Joss against Wa!>hington State Oct. 8, the Ducks never lost again. After their win over Cal, O'Neil began to change the minds of Oregon skeptics, leadin~ the Ducks to a comc-from•behind victory over Washington, then ranked No. 8 in the nation. The Ducks traversed 98 yards for the ge-nhcad pomt~ in the fourth quarter in front of a national television audience, exonerating O'Neil. . O'Neil was among the last players to leave the field, cradling the game; ball in his left hand and holding his helmet high above his head after bringing the Ducks from behind in a J 7-lJ victory. I t was his greutel>t moment of triumph. But O'Neil had see n the bottom, as well. -sorry fonhe grief O'Neil had to- endure. Uack in August, O'Neil pqsed for a photograph with Stanford's Steve Stenstrom and USC's Rob Johnson, the two other Pac-10 !>tarting quurterbacks from Orange County. At that time, O'Neil was generally viewed as the least likely of the trio to be playing in the Ro~e 13owl. l3u1 O'Neil, a classic cx:unplc of efficiency after returning from a my)tcrious infection that ut1:1ckcd his pas~ing hand early in the !)C:J~on, led the Ducks to three comeback victories in their finul !.IX games (all win~). "hi le tossing SIGN MAN From Page 1 he used to work as a draftsman: Reuction from motorists has varied from honking and waves to cursing and middle-finger gestures. Longtime area reside nt Jack Taylor s:1icJ he feels sorry for the Defore this season, 0Iegon was 0 for 10 i11 games it trailed at halftime with O'Neil at the controls. When the Ducks lost two of their opening three games in 1994, against Utah and Hawaii, the "boos" sounded off again. O'Neil threw five of his seven interceptions this se:l"Son in those games, two of which were returned for touchdowns. "We had never come back, and long hours Wilcox keeps at the corner. "Dut he's the most dedicated guy I ever saw in my life," said Taylor, who, along with other neighbors occusionally brjngs the Sign Man sandwiches and soft drinks. "I le doesn't bother anyone, und "As far as the Rose Dowl is concerned, after that 98-y:ird drive in the Washington State game, we \Vere saying, 'Hey, we can win this thing,' " O'Neil said. The Ducks went on to beat Arizona in another comeback win and then stomped Arizona State anti StanforcJ. Only Oregon State, in Corvallis, was left. "Even before the Oregon Slate game, people were saying that we were going to lose to OUI' rivals," O'Neil said. with some of the stuff he says, I think he's trying to do !>omcthing to upgrade our society." He added that Wilcox's mes· sages arc sometimes unclear, though he liked a recent on~ which read: "Encourage." Newport Dench Lt. Paul Heni· sey said' his department has field· Oregon had beaten USC earlier, 22-7, in the Ducks' first win at the Coliseum in 23 years. But it was without O'Neil. An unexplained staph infection nearly claimed the ring finger of his passing hand. "That was the hardest thing for me, being out," he said. "[wasn't really playing good football, and l wasn't even sure l was going to be back." He did come back, eventually matching Dill Mu sgravc's Oregon-record 60 career eel a few phone calls from resi- dents concerned \yith \Vilcox'l. ac· 1ivi1ics, but l>incc the painter isn't blocking traffic or interfering with pcllestrian'>, he's not brcuking the luw. For the last six yefrs, Wilcox has painted sign~ with mcssuges i.uch as "Curiosity Won't Kill "l remember when I met the young man," Rollinson said. "I thought it was. too bad that they were putting him through all this hassle." Rollinson, an assistant football coach at Rancho Santiago College the previous season, had nothing to do with O'Neil's transfer, which triggered countless stories .in Orange County sports sections because of the CIF investigation. Mater Dei was laler absolved of any wrongdoing. WHU •AIME lOISTlR, SPllT & SEASOHt W/OH SPECIAl SEASOMIMOS, FRIEt IM TME TRAtlTIOUl PHRTO HUVO STYlE. • "I had just heard that a promising quarterback was coming • AVHAOE WT. I l/4llS. • • • • SERVU WITM A CAESAR SALAD, AH • • • All OF TH HAMS, RICE, TORTlllAS • • Cuts," and "Seek and You Shall • Find.'' He has traveled all over • San Diego and Orange County, !>toying with friends and sometimes at churches, he said. & SAlSi YH CAM UTI • OMlY ~19 • 95 PAITY FAWOU AlOH WITM A SPllT OF eu•PAHl AUO lllClUHt. • ROCKIN ' BAJA LOBSTER • ,.. BAR & GRILL Wilcox said he will remain at • the MacArthur and Ford location for a few more days, then it's off • • 2104 W OCEANFRONT, • • • • NEWPORT BEACH 723 -0606 • ~ to Los Angeles. . . . . . . . . -. . . . . . ~ ~ occ to welcome high schoolers in March Orange Coast College will hold its 12th annual High School Senior Day o n March 28. 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AJ l;fNll • COiia Melo, Co 92628 SUl)ER BOWLJ SUNDAY I i l I ' : I I i'; c I ( ) i"~ I~ t ;\ c f l bffl\C\) ~fl()IZELINE SI</10K&t/l MARATHON SUPERFAST, FLAT ANO IEAUTIFUL OCEAN FRONT COURSES ANO A POST-RACE TAILGATE PARTY ATTHE HUNTINGTON 8EACH IEER COMPANY. WHAT A GRIATTUNl-UP FOR THI LONG alACH •LA MARATHON! Wii!l .. !':!r~~ -~ ....,. __ __ .....___.......___.. ... -....... .,~ tB==-!!.~Sm! . .. ~J ... Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Friday, December 30, 1994 • 7 :) - PORTS ,. SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 223 M~stang girl~ dr.op HB for third place CdM girls advance . to final or tourney ~ Lurmar1n, Payne earn all-tournament honors. at Costa Mesa's Winter Classic. high 18 points. Lurmann also collected nine re- bounds, en route to all-tourn ament honors. Senior Raeme Payne, whom Coach Len Whitacre credited for setting the defensive tone all tournament long, was the Mustangs' other all-tourn:iment choice. ~Sea Kings to face Edison at 8 tonight in title game of Santiago Tournament. went 3-0 to capture the other pool. . "We know it's going to be tough, but l JU)l "~nt us to play well,'' said CdM Coach Garth Flint. COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa lligh girls bas· ketball team capped a strong showing in its own Win· ter Clastic tournament, defeating Huntington Beach 54-47, in th e third place game Thursday night. ' Junior center Corri Lurmann led the way for the second str:iight game, connecting on 7 of 11 from the field and all four foul shots to finish with a g:ime· Senior Erin Drown added J2 points, including the game's only two three-pointers, while junior Cyndce Arellano chipped in nine rebounds and nine assists off the bench. GARDEN GROVE -The Corona del Mar High girls basketball team earned a berth in the champi· onship game of the Santiago Tournament Thursday with a 58-21 victory over the host school. Oh Thursday, C<lM overwhelmed the Cavalier:> in the second and fourth quarters, limiting the hosts to just four points combined iJl those l\\ o periods. Lindsay Warmington scored 17 points and Geor· gettc Castanedo haule<l down eight rebounds to help Corona improve ·10 6-7 this season. Jennifer Gardner •• added 15 points and Melissa Ford 11 assists for CdM, The three-time defending Pacific Coast League champions (9·4) open league Jan. 5 at Laguna Deach. CdM finished 3-0 in its four-team pool to advance . to th e title game. ,, The Sea Kings' reward is a date with Edison, which which shot an impressive 50% from the field. 10TH ANNUAL DAILY PILOT COAST CLASSIC LEAH I IOCSTtN/DAILY r1LOT CdM's Brian Fracalosy has the ball batted away by Estancia guard Dane Plock while Eagle Tom Feeney looks on. Estancia. gains some revenge against CdM ~ Eagles lead entire way in bouncing back from upset loss on Wednesday. nv R.ICllAIU> DUNN, Sl'OR~ \\'1111u COSTA J\IESA -Win or lose, te:.11m :ire getting tougher skin playing in the Daily Pilot Co:ist Classic. , "In terms of competition, \\ilh the c~ ccption of Glendale Hoover, it's top· notch," Corona dcl M:ir High "They're a good, qu:1lity team, ~nd going up again)L them \\ill mJke us bdt..:r, so we were look mg fornard to pb} ing Co· rona del Mar Jg.1in," said Par:>cl, ''hose basketball coach Paul Orris s:iid. "I )till think the four teams \\e )Ceded (in pool pby) were the right teams," fatancia Coach Tim Parscl Thurstlay's scores Championship semis Edison -17 Irvine 16 RiJllO 6t D.in.l I lilts 59 said. "It's just real compcti· Fifth pf.lee semilinals tive. Long Oeach Jordan Antioch 61 (top-seeded in Pool A) loses Thous.ind O.il.s 49 b · d Estan'da 76 two games y one point, an Corono:i dcl MJr 68 Edison get) hot. When you get rolling in tho)e first two games, :in) thing can happen, so I'm happy with the baJ- ance." Estancia (1'.!·3). the tour- nament fa,oritc, plays for Consolation scmifinoils LB Jord3n 7-1 liOO\N Sl I luntington Bc.1ch 72 Stocl.dJle 61 Toda~• Schetlule fifth place today ngain-st Consol.ition, 11:10 .1.m. Antioch at 4:10 p.m., after llOQ\cr H. Stocl.d.ilt beating Coron:i del ~1:ir, 76· Cons. finJI, 12:-10 p.m. lftn. Bl'.ith \S. LB Jord.m 68, on Thursday. The Eagles :l\'enged an earlier loss to the 7th place, 2:10 p.m. Thous.lnd OJl.s \S. Cd\I Sea Kings (8·5), '"ho will I 1.h d O k , Sth plJCl', 4:10 p,rn. p ay ous:.m a s ior scv· Antioch vs. Cst.1nci.l cnth place today at 2:30 p.m. lrd pl.ice, S :50 p.111. ll'\ine vs. Dan.1 llills Cho:impionship, 7:10 p.m. Edison vs. Rialto ~quad lost a 62-58 decision against Cu~I on Dec. I. The Sea Kings continm:d to scratch and cl~I\\ at l:.)· t~1nci.1's lead in thl! second half, never going a\\ .iy, Jll· )wc1ing each Eagle 1 un \\Ith one of their o" 11. 4 All three ol Cu~l'.s three· pointer'> in the 111 t h.'11 c~1mc immediJlcl) .11t r an ['>tancia trey. ··corona pl:•)~ us tough," Par!id ).1id. Cu~l':> free-throw ~hoolm~. led b) junior~Urian Colcm~~l (8 of 11 ), 11elped keep the Sea Ktngs \\llhin striking div t.rnce in the fif)t h.ilf. ·1 hC\ f111i~h1.d 17 or 21 lrum th~ line, 15 of 19 in 1hc up..:ning 16 llllllUles. "You u-.uall) don·t "in "hen )OU get oui-.rnrc<l sig· nif1cantl) from the lr1.e-thru\' l111e," said P<1rsel. Senior gu..ird Dominic De· Grazicr kd Cd.\1 ''ilh 17 points, \\ hilc Colcm:in ( 16 points, si'< rcbounus), Or'i.111 Fracalosy (12 points) Jnd The Eagles, ranked No. 8 in Orange County, and upset by D:ina llills on Wednesday, 73-70, anticipated a skin· toughening battle against CdM, :ind got one. They shot splendidly from the floor in the first half, 19 of 30 (63%). and never trailed. buildi.~~ 46-36 halftime lead. Eric Schiff ( 10 point:., )even boards) had solid pcrform~inces. In :i stnrting role, ~nior Tom f ecnc) ( 10 points) had seven board!. :mu three assists for the Eagles. Mesa boys rally Sailor girls . win sec women roll Pirate men fall DCC women bow SAN JOSE -lncffccthl! lrec·thro\\ shooting (13 of 26) and numcrvu., turn· overs \\ere co:,tly tor the Or.1ngl.! Co.1~l College women's b~•)kctball lcJlll, \\lw.:h c.l1oppcd a 72-69 decision to Ch.ilk~ in the third·placc final of the San Ju:>1.' ·1 our· narnent. SANTA ANA -The Costa Mesa High boys baskctbal1 team advanced to the fifth-place g:imc of the Century Tour· nament on Friday wit h a come-from· behind 59-49 victory over Garden Grove. The Mustangs (6·9) trailed at halftime, 23-18, but rallied with a big second half in which they outscored the Argon:.iuts, 41- 26, to win going away. Mike Montoya )Cored 10 of his team· high 24 points in the fourth quarter to fuel the victory. Montoya had si.'< thrce- pointers :ind teammate Jo)h Weeks four, giving Mesn 10 in the game. Mes:i plays for fifth place at 3:40 p.m. tod:iy :it Century lligh. COSTA MESA -The Southern Cali· HUNTINGTON DEACI I -In a game fornia College women's basketball team that was closely con1estcd throughout, the )llupped :i four-game losing streak by i:.lc- Newport Harbor lligh girls ba)kctball feating visiting NAIA Division II Dethel team outlasted El Dorado, 57-53, to cnrn College :.it the Pit Thursday night, 76-68. a berth in today's fifth place game of the The Vangu:irds (3·5) had to overcome a Marina Tournament. nine-point halftime deficit to come away The Sailors (9·1) will face Ocean View with the victory. at 5 o'clock today. Heather Brannan converted 3 ·of 4 Mandy Clayton and Andree Vcrhubt three-point shots :ifter intermission, in· each scored 13 points for Newport, with eluding one with 8:28 remaining to put Verhulst hilling a pair of big three-point-' SCC in front for good. shots in the fourth quarter. Tina Southard led all scorers with 18 Another key w:.is late free-throw shoot· points, while Carrie Elsaesser had a team· ing as Jenny Jennings and Clayton each high eight rebounds for the Vanguards. went 4 fo r 4 from lhe line in the final sec survived '1 poor first half in \\ hich quarter. it shot just 30% from the field (13 of 43). SAN DIEGO -The Or:inge Coa)t College men's basketball team, coming off a hot shooting night in beating the ho)t team of the San Diego Mesa Tourn:imcnt on Wednesday, ncucd just 20 of 60 in Thursday's game. foiling, 65-60, to U:ikers· field in the consolation final. The Pirates overcame an 11-point dcfi· cit Wednesday "ith a 26-for-3 l effort from the Ooor in the second half. Against Bakersfield, Rico Dlandin and T) ronc Ellis each scored J 4 to lead Coast (8·8), which received nine rebounds and eight points from Steve Singleton. OCC opens Orange Empire Conference play Wednesday, hosting Golden West at 7:30 p.m. Freshman Jamie Shine led tlie P1r.1l\:.~ (14-6) \\ith 19 points and 16 rcbounJ~. while Americ:i Robledo ( 14), Steph:imc McNamer:i {I I) and Tina Afan (W) abu scored in double figures. Chaffey (11·9) drilled 10 thrcc·pointcr!- to cr.ase :iny OCC momentum heading into Wednesday night's Orange Empire Conference opener at district ri\'al GolJcn West. TODAY LOCAL SCHEDULE vs. Huntington Beach; Se\enth place al 2:30 p.m., Thousand Oaks vs. Corona del Mar; firth pl;ice al 4:10 p.m., Antioch vs. Estancia; third place al 5:50 p.m., Irvine vs. Dana I tills; ch.tmpionship at 7:30 p.m., Ed ison vs. Rialto); Costa Mes;i al Century Tournament (fifth pl.ice, vs. Sunny Hills, :h40 p.m.). . Newport's Millens named ~o AH-America team leske tlte ll · College men -Concordi3 College (Ore.) at Southern California College, S p.m. College women -Concordia College (Wisc.) ;it Southern Cal.ifornia College, 7:30 p.m. ttigh school boys -Daily Pilot Co.:ist Classic finals· at Estancl.:i High (consol;ilion al 11 a.m., Glendale Hoover vs. Stockdale; consolation championship al 12:40 p.lh .. long B~ach Jordan High school girls -Ne\~porl H.".bor at Marina TournJment (fifth place, vs. Ocean View, S p.m.); Corono:i del M.tr at S;inllago Tournament (ch;impionship, vs. Edison, 8 p.m.). HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER Newport boys edge Villa Park, 2-1 HUNTINGTON OEACH -Nc\\port tforbor I li&h's boys soccer team continues to lmprc , dropping Villa Park, 2-1, Thursduy morning to capture ninth place at the pre,tigious Marina High lnvi· tational. 1·he Sailors improved to 10·3 with the victory as Justin Kerr accounted for both goals, one off on o~i~t f ro1n Todd Mdl- wain. Goalkeeper Steve Klcha had r. .. e i.avc • Newport's next venture comes on Mon· day, Jan. 2, with a non-lcaaue mJtch ut Mater Dci at 3 p.m. l .· .. ~ Newport Dcach resident Steve Millen, the 1994 IMSA E~xon Supreme Series GTS drive~ champion, along with brother Rod, has been elected by the members of the Americun Auto Racing Writers and Droadcasters Asiiociation to the organiZfi tion's All-America team. Returning to competition in 1994 fol- lowing a six-month rehabilitation from c~1reer·threatening injuries, Millen pi· loted his Cunningham Racing 300ZX Twin Turbo to Cour \icloric in nine Ex.~on Series st:irtS -including O\erall wins al the 24 Hours of Daytona and Sebring 12 Hours -:as he led Ni an to lhe lMSA GTS Manufacture~ ~hampi onship fo r the $CCOnd time 1n three year. In addition to his succcs in en- durance competition, which olso in· eluded the IMSA GTS cla~ win at the 24 Hours of Le 1.tans, Millen scored sprint race wins at Road Atlanta and Porllund to become the winningcst driv- er in IMSA GTS hi)tory (18 'ictories) and capture the all-time IMSA GTS pole record (23). 11e earned podium finishes at every E.x.xon Series event in 1994. The AARWDA All-America team rccogni£cs the occompli!.hmcnts of top auto racing dri"ers in six categories of motor spom. including road racing, open wheel racing, drag racing, stock CJr racing, short track racing · and at- largc. Two drivers arc elected to the fir..t team in each catcaory. Joinina Millen in 1hc ~d racing cat· cgory is Sc:on Pruett, the 1994 SCCA Tram Am champion who co-dro'e with Nis.san at Da)tona. Abo joining Millen on this )·ca r's teum in the at-large cal· egory is his brother Rod, m:irking the first time since 1991 th:it brothers have :>hared fil")t·tcam honors. Rod h:id record-setting performances in Pikes Pe:ik :ind Mickey Thompson off-road competition this )car. In po)l· ing his first overJll P1l.es Peak triumph, Millen eclipsed the existing Hill Chmh record by nearly -40 second in hi 199.i TO)-ota Ccltca GT. In the tad1um, three wins in ~c\cn main events, combined with Cour heat'" race victories, ga\C Millen an unprec- edented third consecutive dri"cr'1 1i1le. The AARWBA All·Americ:a 1eom will be honored ac a banquet in lndia- n11'91is oa Jan. 21, l99S. 1 . • -,. G .. ] . 7, N UI pl s:i rv OJ d le f( S\ II ~ y p ( ~ ' ( I i l ' . : ' I l . . ' I • -.... . ~---. . Jll I Ftldlly, December 30, 1W . Newport Beach/eq,ta Mna Dally Piiot --. ---, . AYIO Cesta Mm Clalllc to raawa 98 All-Star teams this weekend COSTA MESA -The 10th annual Costa Mesa Classic, on American Youth Soccer Organization tournament, will tukc place at three differ· cnt sites SntunJay ond Sunday. - . - COLLI .. WOMIM leC•I Cell .. • 7•, ....... 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U ~ntiatgo T oumamenl CMM.14tl Moll ~ ,. • pl. ... ~ 0 0 Mi..._11 2 0 ' 1 J 11 I 0 0 2 2 0 0 4 1 2 2 4 2 0 1 4 4 0 I I 1 1 l 1S 2 0 1 4 "" ... 2 0 C111111·.S-J , tllfYWI' 0 0 " " l • > • 0 • 2 I) 0 0 The event, \\-hich features 96 all-star teams, begins with a slate of games at 8 u.m. Saturday :ind runs throughout the duy. '"' ... ~11<,y Scoll TouJt 4 1 o 10 WoolttA s J > 11 4 1 2 t T1e•el I 0 2 0 K1116n ,... :as u "" 2S 4 12 SI To&al4 •. ) • 21 Division S boy) nnd girts will compete at Costa Mesa High. Mcon· while, Division 4 boys and girls play at TcWinklc School and Division 3 boys and girls will be in action nt Delaeric Field. • , 27 II 10 .. foUll 2t ' II 1' "•"'"'''" ... 111«1. u .. 2'. >-114.• ......,._....._ 1. s.'-WI 1, St..._~, 11 scc-s....eiw.i •, •-> • ......, i. I 10 16 JS-st n 11 11 ts-•• 11 21 u ·11 -se s l l l 1-21 NIOll ICllOOL 80YI Th~re will be a pool play format, with the top two teams from ench eight-team pool advancing to the championship round on Sunday. Teums urc awarded six points for a win, one point for each goal up to three in n match and unother (or a shutout, meaning a teum can earn a maximum of 10 points in a game. COMMUNln COLUOI MIN l•k•nfl•hl H. OCC ff ........ 7•, C...• ........ D.uty Pilot eoa.1 Clank 111011 ICNOOL OIRU ......... 171 1JDer•tleli Marina Tourn.imenl c .................... , .. 47 s.in DiC'go Men TCKlrn.llMnt c-.. Mu l.a...da ,,.,,., fa II pt Ip l'locli ' 0 0 ,, llc:M14-3 0 2 I ~11 •12u .,... • 0 • 12 'Costa Mtsa Winier Oaulc The ull-star tcnms will represent regions from as for away as-Victor- ville, as well as teams from San Diego and Los Angeles counties. Many of the teams arc based in Orange County: including a number from Coi.tn Mesa's own Region 120, the host of the event. ....... 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PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES ;PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLICNOTICES LOWING TELEPHONE 9 1 7 2t·2729 (909) nombre, la dlrecclon y el PUCATIONS, TELEPHONE o'cJockp.m.,enctthenand This statement wu filed nershlp CA92635 2000 Parson• 19, Costa PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES NUMBE1'S Oll THE 477 3000 numOfo de tetelono del 754•52450RCAU ATTHE Iller• lhoW CAUH, II any with the County Cleric of R1glstr111t h11 not y1t Altonf()Pertz,Jr., 1925E. Mesa,CA92627 PUBLIC NOTICE DAY BEFORE THE By: LOIS K COOPER abogado del domandante, OFFICE OF THE Pl.AN· :y ~:!:.. :'Y the pe= Orange County on Oecem. begun to transact business Evergreen Ave., Fullerton, Gerald ~9 c~. ~0000 ---------•SALE: C714) 480.5890 AS s' IS TAN. T VICE o del d1mandante que no NINO DIVISION, ROOM nol~-._ ,_ .. name' .,_, 23, 1994. under the flctiUous name(•) CA 92835 CParAs9~7 ' s a esa, NOTICE OF I do ) 200, 77 FAIR DRIVE, ""'gran ..,, Fe31914 U1ted above. This busln11s 11 con· "'v"' 5 S S E WC407JJ59C PRESIDENT t ene aboga •es COSTA MESA, CAUFOR· It 11 furthe( ordered that ~ bll Sean Ullom ducted by· 1 general part· This busln1u Is con-TRU TEE' AL Published Newport Published Newport LOUIS M. NIVEN, A PRO-NIA. copy ol thl1 order to ahow Pu shed Newport .Be1eh-Thi• etatement was nltd ntrahlp · dueled by: an Individual T.S. No. A210894 Beach·Costa Mesa Dally Beach.Costa Mesa Oalty FESSIONAL LAW CORPO· Publl1h1d Newporl cau1e be publllhed In NB/ Costa Mtaa Dally Pilot D• with the county Clerk ol Reglatrant has not yet The reglstrant(s) com· Unit Code A Pilot December 30 1994 P'lol oecember 23 30 RATION, 888 North Main Beach-Costa Men Dally COSTA MESA DAILY cimber 30, l994, January Orange County on Novem· begun to transact business menced lo transact busl· Loan No. January 6, 12, 1995.' • ~4 J 8 1995• ' Street, Sullo 800, Santa PUot Oecembe! 30, 1994. PILOT, a n1wsp1per of 8, 13, 20, 1995. ber 16, 1994. under the fie1Jllous name(s) ness under the Fictitious 09504838/ZONA F119 1 • anuary • • Ana Calilornla 9270t 7141 F118 general ctrcutatlon pub-F118 Fe2a273 listed above. Business Name(s) listed APl 937 94-055 Fl 12 ' lllhed In lhl1 county, at Mary Ann Perez above on: 10-1·94 SEASIDE • FINANCIAL PUBLIC NOTICE 953-<1400 PUBLIC NOTICE 11111 once • Wffk for lour PUBLIC NOTICE Published Newport Beach· Thia statement waa flied Gerald L Clark. CORPORATION, 89 duly PUBLIC NOTICE DATE: AUG 27, 1993 sup••to • COURT consecutive Wffkl prior to Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Oe· wlth the County Clerk 01 This statement was filed appointed Trustee under LOAN tfO. SUMMONS RICHARD W. 8tQ. •" n the day of the hearing. Fictitious c1mber 18, 23, 30, 1994, Orange County on Novem· with th1 County Clerk of tho lollowlng described 070014527 CIAL) QIN&, Clerk, by GAYLE Olf CALIFORNIA, DATE1 DEC 23, 1894 BualM1a Name January 6, t995. ber 10 1994 Orange County on Decem· deed ol trust Will SELL OTJ4ER REF. CCITACION JUDI 'r DWYER, Deputy COUNTYO, ORANQI! CommlHloner Tho-Statement · FlOI ' . Fe27802 ber 2, 1994 AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO 000818327 ,:9TICE ~o o;~~~~~'bv Publlsh1d Now port 341 The City Drtv• ma• H. Schult•, COM· The following persons are Published Newport Beach· F829798 THE HIGHEST BIDDER FILE; 1459 LKC EJd3N~ Hf~t.N. U·HAUL Beach-Costa Mesa Oaily Poet Offtc• MISSIONl!R 0, THE doing business as: PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mesa Dally Pilot De-Published New!'°rt .Beach· FOR CASH (In the torms A p NUMBER OF WEST COAST FLOR· Pilot December 30, 1994, Box 14171 SUPERIOR COURT TIN FISH SPORTFtSHING, Fictitious cembtr 9 16 23 30 1994 Costa Mesa Daily Pilot De· which are lawful tender In · • ; J 6 13 20 t995 0 C" 3078 Van Buren Ave., • • • • cember 23 30 1994 Janu-lhe Untied Stales) and/or 422·324-05 IOA, ANO DOES I through anuaty • • • • rantt•, .. Clay M. Smith, Esq. 1065 Costa Mesa, CA 92628 BuslnNa Name F089 1• • • tho cashier's cert1l1od or NOTICE OF lOO, lnclu~lvo Fll3 82813-1571 N. PaclllCenler Drive, Suite Greg Stotesbury 3078 Ven Statement ary 6• 13• 99:;. other checks specified in TRUSTEE'S SALE :3'YN~~F~·BE1lN8d syE~s~1 PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF 200, Anaheim, CA 92806 Buren Ave .. · Costa Mesa. Th• followlng pe11on1 .,, PUBLIC NOTICE • Fl06 C1v11 Code Section 2924h UNDERA · · e THE PETITION TO Publl1hed Newport CA92626 dolngbuslnessas: PUBLIC NOTICE (pilyable In lull at the tome DEED OF TRUST demandando) CHRIS· PUBLIC HEARINGS WILL CHANGE THE NAME Beach.Cosla Mesa Dally Cheryl A. Stotesbury, 3078 a) BROCHURE FACTORY Flclltloui • ol ul1 to T.D. Sorv1ce YOU ARE IN DEFAULT ~ANN: J. ~~sg~LENDAR BE HELD BY THE COSTA OF David. John Dyke• Pilot December 30 1994 Van Buren Ave., Costa BY CRESTUNEt. b) BRO· BualnHa Name Flclllloua Company) an 1lghl, lllle UNOEA A DEED OF D:~s ·~:r !hi s mmons MESA PLANNING COM· Carol Jan• DP• and Jenuary 6 13 20 1995 • Mesa, CA 92626 CHURES UNLIMITEO, C) St•tement Bualn•H N•me and lntoresl conveyed to TRUST, DATEO September Is sorv:O on y~u ~o fl• a MISSION AT THE CITY D•vld John Dyke and ' ' • F126 This business Is con· BROCHURE WHARE· The following persons ate Statement and now held by It under 3, 1991, UNLESS YOU lypewr nen response a: this HALL. 77 FAIR DRIVE, C•rot Jane ftuk• on b• ducted by: a general Patt· HOUSE, 142 E. Garry Ave., doing business H : The following persons are nod Oeed ol Trust In the TAKE ACTION TO PRO· 1 COSTA MESA. CALIFOA· ""• PUBLIC NOTICE norship Santa Ana, CA 92701 a) "CALHOM MANAGE· dt>I b 1 • properly herelnaltor de-TECT YOUR PROPERTY IT court. . NIA, AT 6:30 P.M. OR AS half of Sarah Jane The reglstrant(s) com· Thomas S. Dlckln1on, MENT, bl CALHOM CAPI· ng Eus ness as. 8 v 1cr1bed: MAY BE SOLD AT PUBLIC A teller or phone call win SOON AS POSSIBLE Dwke, a minor and Fictitious menced to transact busl· 27041 Santa Susana, Mis· TAL IMPROVEMENT. 19600 PROT MP, 3o7 an TRUSTOR: SAM ZONA, SALE. IF YOU NEEO AN no~t~~oto:~poy~;.v~~,'1Y':; THEREAFTER ON MON· Jon at ha n 111 I ch ae I BuslneH N•m• ness under the Fictitious sion Viejo, CA 92691 Falrchlld, Suite 200, Irvine, g~;;6:;e., Costa Mesa, LILA ZONA EXPLANATION OF THE Wll r DAY, JANUARY 09, 1995. Dyke a minor St t t Business N1me(s) listed This business Is con· CA 92715 c ryl A. SI b '3078 BENEFICIARY: FIRST NATURE OF IHE PAO· In proper legal lorm II you REGARDING THE FOL· • • • •men •bove on: t-1·94 ducted by: an Individual Socalhom Inc., (Calllor· he oles ury, FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK CEEOING AGAINST YOU, want the court to hear your LOWING APPLICATIONS. CASE NUMBER The following pe~aons are Cheryl 1'\. Stotesbury The reglstrant(s) com· nla), 19600 Fauchlld, Suite Van Buren Ave., Costa OF CALIFORNIA, Recorded YOU SHOULD "ONTACT A case. If ANY OF THE FOL· A17812• ' doing business lis. This statement was flied menced to transact lt>usl· 200 lrvlno, CA 92715 Mesa, CA 92626 June 10. Hl88 81 Instr. No. LAWYER w H you do not file your r&-LOWING ACTIONS ARE ORDER TO SHOW NEWPORT l>LUMBING with the County Clerk ol ness under lhe Flctltlous This business Is con· Ttils business Is con- 88·276299 tn Book page or NOTICE is hereby Ivon sponse on limo, you may CHALLENGED IN COURT. CAUSE FOR CHANQI! AND HEATING CONTRAC· Orange County on Novem· Business Name(s) listed ducted by: a corporation ducted by: an Individual • Official Records in the of· that POMONA FINAN°ctAL lose the case, and your THE CHALLENGE MAY BE ·oF NAMI! TORS, 822 Brookview Way, ber 30, t994. above on: 12·t·94 Registrant has not yet The reglstrant(s) com llce ol the Recordor ol Or· SERVICES INC A CALI wages, money and prop· LIMITED TO ONLY THOSE PETITIONER($) David Costa Mesa, CA 92628 F829538 Thomas 0 Dickinson begun to transact business menced 10 transact t1usl· c . • · • erty may be taken without J h 0 k . C 1 J Tlmothy Ross Robertson, · ness uhder the Fictitious ango ounty, FORNIA CORPORATION, lunher warning from the ISSUES S 0 ME 0 NE o n 'I e, aro ane 622 Brookvlew Way Costa Published Newport Beach· This statement was filed under the flclitlous name(s) Business 'Name(s) listed said dood of trust do· 111 trustee, or successor court RAISES AT THE PUBLIC Dyke and David John Dyke Mesa. CA 92828 • Costa Mesa Daily PUot De-with the County Clerk ol listed above. above on· 2•1•94 scrlbos th1 following prop· trustee, or substituted There are other logal re-HEARING DESCRIBED IN and Carol Jeno Oyke on ClwlH H?iood Thorn· cemt>er 30 1994 January Orange County on Decem· Socalhom Inc., Thomas J. Cheryl A. Stotesbury eny: trustee pursuant to tho THIS NOTICE OR IN WRIT· behalf of Sarah Jane Dyke, 1 J 10 M VI 1 • • . ber 1, 1994 Kraus, President T 1 • Ill PARCEL A: ooed of Trust exoculod b qulrements. You may want TEN CORRESPONDENCE a minor ind Jonath1n on r., ontt 9 a 6, 13, 20, 1995. Fl2ft807 This 1tatement was flied h s statement was ed An undh1jded on-l1fth (I/ MICHAEL R. HAVES~ to call an attorney right DELIVERED TO THE PLAN· Michael Dyke. a minor Ave., Co1ta M111, CA Ft24 Published New on Boach· with the County Clerk ol with the County Clerk o~ 5th) Interest In Lot 1 ol MELINDA J'iAYES HUS away. II you do not know NING COMMISSION AT HAS/HAVE FILED A PETI· 92626 p Orange County on Oecem· Orange County on Novom Tract No t 1960 In the City BANO ANO WIFE R, d d on attorney, you may call OR PRIOR TO THE PUS: TION FOR AN ORDER TO Thia buslnen 11 con· PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mesa Dally Pilot De-ber 2 1994 ber 30, 1994. 01 Costa.Mesa, ~s.por map on 09124119~1 as~~~1~..,. an attorney referral aorvice UC HEARING.' CHANGE NAMES FROM ducted by: a genoral part• cember 23. 30, 1994, Janu· ' · F829888 Fl29537 recorded In Book 523, ment No. 91'.519915 In or a legal aid ottlce (listed 1. AN OROtNANCE-OF David John Dyke: Carol nerlhlp FlcUtlou1 ary 6, 13, 1995. Published New ort Beach· Published Newport Beach· Page (s) 43 and 44 Mlscol· B k p I Ollt I I In the phono book). THE CITY COUNCIL OF Jan& Dyke· Sarah Jane The reglltrent(s) com-8ualMH Nam• F105 p Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Oo- lilnoous Maps, In the ollice re~~rds 1~~~e glflce or~;o Despuos de Que 10 en· THE CITY OF COSTA Oyke and Jonath1n menced 10 transact bus!-Statement Costa Mesa Daily PUot De· cember 30, 1994, January ol the County Rocord~tr ol Counl Recode ol OR· lreguon esta cllaclon Judi· MESA REPEALING CHAP· Michael Dyke TO David "'" under the FlcUtlous The following persons are PUBLIC NOTICE cember 30• 1994• January 6 13 20 1995 sood County. ANGEY Count' 'catilornla clill usled Ilene un ptazo de TEA VI OF TITLE 5 OF THE John Drake; Carol Jane Business. Nam1(s) listed doing business as: 8. 13, 20, 1995. ' ' , - EXCEPTING TllEREFROM and ursuant ~o the Notice 30 DIAS CALENDARIOS COSTA MESA MUNICIPAL Drake: Sarah Jane Drake above on. 12·23•94 COMP WORKS, 421 s. Flctltlou1 F117 Ft25 Units 1 thtough 5 Inclusive, of o~faull and Elecllon to para 1 presenttar uni ::· COOE REGAROING SIGNS, and Jonathan Mlch11I Tlmothy Ross Robertson COOPlf St., Santa Ana. CA Business Nam• H shown and defined on Sell theteunder recorded spues a escri a 1 moqu 0 ANO ADOPTING CHAPTER Drake Claa1illed Is"... 92704 Statement PUBLIC NOTICE the Condominium Plan re-08/01/1994 In Book , Pago en esta corte. XIV OF TITLE 13 OF THE 11 is hereby Ofdered that CONVENIENT S11n Ullom, 1910 W. The following pefsons are --------- corded November 20, 1984 , as Instrument No. 94. 1~1~~0~~': ! u:;: ~r~::: COSTA MESA MUNICIPAL all persons Interested In whether you're buy-Palmyra 145, Orange, CA doing business as: Fictitious as lnslrum1nl No. 84· 0482098 of said Olflclal • ' r CODE, ADOPTING RE· this matter appear before Ing, selllng, or just 92668 A & M MAINTENANCE Busln•H Name 488988, Official Records ol Records WILL SEU on 1f pro.~ecC1on, s_u 11 r:spuHI: VISED SIGN REGULA· this court In O.plrtmenl looking ctassllled llas Geofge Mlf\Z\Jf, 421 S. COMPANY, 1925 East Ev· St•t•m9nt said ~range County, Call· 2511995' at FRONT EN· ~~~~I: ~~~uilas 01':;,:i·. TIONS. No. 703 of the Orange what you needl Coopet, Sant.a Ana, CA ergreen Ave., FuU1rton, CA The followlng persons are torn.a TRANCE TO THE CITY ' 2. Pl.ANNINO ACTION PA· CO\Jnty Superlo< Court al CLASSIFIED 92704 92635 doing bus ness es: CLASSIFIED I t 's the e••y·tO· access, lnlormallon- packed marketplace visited regularly • sue· cesslully • by all kinds of consumers. PARCEL B: HAL-l 303 W OOM· dades legates apropladas 95-0t FOR BRIAN DAR· the address shown above Thll buslnHt Is con· Mary Anh Perez, 1925 E. NATIONAL ADULT BAS· UM 5 as shown and do· MON\VEALTH STREET, 51 usl~ qu1ere que ta cor-IO ROW, AUTHORIZED on 2·7, 1995, al 2:00 •42•5&7 & ducted by: 1 general part· Evergreen Ave., Fullerton, KETBALL ¢SSOCIATION,1--------- 11nod on tho abovo men· FULLERTON CA Ill 11 ·oo escuc 0 SU caso. AGENT FOR CARROW I --------- llonod Condominium Plan. AM AT PUBLIC AUCTION SI ustod no prosenta su THE FRAMING CORPORA· -------~---------------~-'"'!"'~-----------------------------111.. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT fO THE HIGHEST BIOO,E_R respuesta a tlompo, puedo TtON, FOR A VARIANCE I --· -.. UNDER A OEEO OF TRUST FOR CASH ( a able at the porder el caso, Y 19 pueden FROM LOT WIDTH RE· " DATED 8103/89. UNLESS limo of slie y In lawlul qu1tar IU lillarlo, SU dinoro OUIREMENTS (50 FEET YOU TAKE ACTION TO money ol the United y otras COUI de ·~ REQUIRED; 48 FEET PRO. PROTECT YOUR PROP· Stilles) all right lille and In-pr~edad slnd a1so a~lclo POSEO) FOR FUTURE !R~~[.~A~A~~ s~~~0 torest • conveyed to and nEll.i~.~~Pg,~~s ~:u~~~o:· ,e· SUBOIVISION OF ONE LOT · now held by 11 undor said ales Puedo 9 usted INTO TWO LOTS, LO· NEEO AN EXPLANATION Deed ol Trust in the prop-g . ' II qy b d CATED AT 2450 ORANGE OF THE NATURE OF THE on situated In said Count quiera amar a un a oga o AVENUE IN AN R1 ZONE. PROCEEDING AGAINST an~ Slate hereinafter dl. lnmedlalamonle. SI no ENVIRONMENTAL DETER· YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· scribed· conoce 8 un ebogado MINATION: EXEMPT. TACT A LAWYER. PARCEL 1· LOT 8 OF puede llamilr a un sorvlclo 3 PL.ANNING ACTION PA· 2687 ORANGE AVE .. #E, TRACT 1436S, IN THE CITY de rolerencla de abogados 89.·36A FOR DAVID L COSTA MESA, CA 92627 OF COSTA MESA AS PER o 8 una ohclna do ayuda BA l l AU TH 0 RI ZED '"(II 8 slroot address or MAP RECORDED 01N BOOK legal (vea ol d1rectorlo tele-AGENT FOR A&A PARCEL common designation ol 671 PAGES 49 ANO 50 lonlco). FOUR AND R&A PARCEL propony Is shown above, OF' MISCELLANEOUS CASE NUMBER FIVE FOR AN AMEND· no warranty Is given es to MAPS, IN THE OFFICE OF (Numero del Caso) MENT TO A PLANNED Its completeness or cor· THE RECOROER OF SAIO 197338 SIGNING PROGRAM FOR rectnoss):" Tho benenclary COUNTY. The name and address ol METRO POINTE OFFICE under sa.1d Doed ol Trust. PARCEL 2: A NONEXCLU· the court ts: (El nombre y ANO RETAIL CENTER, LO· by reason of 1 broach or-SIVE EASEMEfllT FOR IN· direcclon de la corte es) CA TED AT THE 900 delaull In the obhgat1ons GRESS EGRESS AND BLOCK OF SOUTH COAST secured thereby, hereto· PUBLIC 'UTILITY PURPOSE ORANGE COUNTY WEST DRIVE (ODD NUMBERS lore executod Ind doliv· OVER LOT A, AS SET MUNICIPAL COURT, 8141 ONLY), IN A POC ZONE. ored lo lhl undorslgne<s a FORTH tN THE COV· 13th Street, Westmlns1w, ENVIRONMENTAL OETEA· wr11ten Deciarehon ol De-ENANTS, CONOITIONS CaJ1lornla 92683 MINATION: EXEMPT. fault and Oemand for Sol1, ANO RESTRICTIONS RE· The name, 1ddress, and FOR FURTHER INFORMA· and wr1llon nohce Of de-CORDED MAY 14, 1991 , telephone numbet ol plaln. TION ON THE ABOVE AP· laull Ind Of electlon to AS INSTRUMENT NO. 9t· llff's attOfney Of ptalnlitl cause th• undo11lgned lo 234252, OF OFFICIAL ' • sell said property to satisfy RECORDS. ._w1_1ttou_1_an_1_uor_ne_y._._1_s._...(EJ __________ _ SO•d obhgollons, and lhore-The property address and alter tho undersigned other common designation. NOTICE OF TRUSH:t: s SALE caused said notice ol de-11 any. of the real property ln.r~h1e Sdh1 Nu SIDl!ft..!>4 ~4l laull and ol election lo be descrobed above Is pur· 11t1e Order No 4;/J.1~4 Recordod September 16, ported to be: 2101 VALLEY Retere11cu No .l!147.llll 1994 as Instr. No. 94· ROAD, COSTA MESA, CA APN No 1•1 641 04 564544 In Book Page or 92626 YOU ARE IN OEf AULT UNOt:R A Ott:D OF THUS l Ol11clal Records In the ol· The undersigned Trusteo OAfEO 10llfllll9 UNLl:SS YOU lAl<E ACflON TO lice or tho recorder or Or· disclaims any liability for PROTECT YOUR l'ROPEAT"t IT MAY BE SOLD AT A ango County; any Incorrectness 0 lhe PUBLIC SAi E II-YOU Nl:ED AN E KPL ANA flON OF Said Salo ol property will ~ropotty address and other THE NATURE OF UIE PROCt:l:DINGS AGAINST ~o mado In .... la" condl· common designation. II YOU, YOU SllOULD CONTACT A LAWYE:R t1on without covenant or ony, shown horeln. On 0112lll!l5 .at 1 oo P M Equliat..te Deed Com· warranty, lll.J?rHs or Im· Tho total amount of tho pany, H the duly arf.IOtflhHJ Trll•tue undur and piled, rogard1ng title POS· unpaid balance of the obll· pur1u.irll lo Dtled o lrulilt recorded on 11Vl6/89 session, or-1ncumbrancos. gallon secured by the a1 Document No 89 5!11UJ4 8oo11 Page . 01 0 1 to pay the remaining prlncl· properly to be sold ano hc1al Record• 111 the olhce or "'• Rucurder ot Or· pal 1um ol th• note(s) •• reasonable estimated ange Cou111y t. .. 11101ma, o•ucuted by Mary Ann cured by eald doed of costs, expenses and id· Ma11e41ro an unnu.rried woman Trust, with Interest as In vances at the lime of lht Will sell al public auc11on 10 the tughe•t b1w,ter 1Dld note provided, Id· Initial publicaUon ol the No-tor cash (pay1111Jlv at 11me 01 1ile In lawful llloney vances, II 1ny, under the uce ol Sate Is: $259.871.06. 01 the United SUtl•~I al At llto North front en terms ol 11ld Oeed of In addition to cash, the trance, to •IHa Cou11cy Courthuuae, 71JO Cov1c Cen· Trust. 1111. charg11 Ind Trustee win accept 1 cash· ter Drive Wttst. s .. 111a Ana. CA all nght, t1Ue .... ~ expeNes or the Trustoe ler'1 check drawn on a inter111 conve~tld to and now tteld by 1t ut10er •~• ll\lsts crHUtd stall or naUonal bank, a Hid Deed ol Trull m the propert'f 1olua1ed 1h by said of Trust. check drawn by 1 state or satd County C..hlomoa dvscnbed •• Lot 5. Tr•.;t Said will be held on: federal Cfedil union or-a •'4808, City ol Coil.a Mes.. County of Orange, January 19, 1995, 11 3:00 chec~ drawn by 1 state or Stale ot C.ihlornoa, H per Map rtte01d.d in a.< p.m. on the front steps lo federal savings and loan 172. Pg'1 47 48 49 a so Mo1celtaneou1 M.p1 in the entr1nce ol the Ora.ng1 1uoclatlon, savings as-~ Olloce ol the County Recordet ol aald County Civic Center, 300 E. Chap-aoclatlon or savings bank The toiat amount 01 the unp•ld t..lance ot lh• m111, Orange, CA 1pecllled In Section 5102 obhgattott 1ecured by the prope"Y to be aold At the Um1 of the lnillal of th1 F1nancial Code and and re.uonabty es to mated co11.6 • e•µe.11.. •nd publlcatlon ol thl1 nolJct, 1ulhorlztd to do busiMss 8dvancn a1 tt1e time 01 the mill.ti publication 01 lhe total 1m0\Jnl or Ui1 un. In lhls 11111. In the event the Notice 01 Sale 11 $21b,09J 60 Payment mu11 paid balance of the obllg• tender other than cash la be by ~•It a c:aat11et"1 c;hec.11 dr---on • '"''• llon 1ecured by the abo\19 1ccepled the TNsl11 may or n01ll011a1 bank a checll drawn by • 1\ate or ducribed doed of trust withhold thl lssuanc1 ol leaer.al C•4id•t uouon or a chtK.k cJu1w11 t.y a al.ti• and utlmated costs, ix-tho Trustee'• Deed until or tederat aavmoa and loan a11ocli11to11, Hllt1"19I pon111, end 1dvanc81, Is fllndl become available to 1noc1a11on or savmgt bank a~lhed m Hc;llon Sl56,654.t8. the pavee or endorsee as a 5102 ot the f'tnanclitl Code end •uthorized to do It 11 poH1bl1 that at lht matter of right. buah1011 In tt11a •ta•• time of sale the opening Said sale will be made, The shuv• addreu and other commoo dea1on•· bid may be less lllan !hi but without covenent or lion II any, ot the real prope"Y c:te11cnbttd above 10111 Indebtedness due. warranty, express or Im· 11 purl)Orted to btt 2752 De So'° Ave11ue, Co11w Datei 12121/94 qtl1d regll'd1ng title, pos· M4t•a. CA 92b.t7 IEASIDB FINANCtA.L 1111lon or 1ncumbrencee, fhe u ndctr111y11ed Tru1._ d1~1am11 any hillblhly CORPORATION, as lo Hlilly the Indebtedness l9f' any tm .. orrectneu ot the •trffl 1tddre11 and uld Truet••• secured by said Dffd, ad· other cuo1n1011 de11gni.llon 11 •ny al'low11 h"re111 BJ T .D . SERVICE vances U\ereunch11, with In. Be1--1tc1 .. ry Bani. of Amtm, .. Nr & SA, t-ou1clu-1eros1 as provided therein, •11rel81tnkrup1cy Dept 41tn Peter R .loaul, COMPANY, agent Ind lhe unpaid Principal '99bJ lllbOO Veney View SlrHI CyµrHI, CA BJ Linda S. Maw••• balance of the Note •• 90b10 0012 T1tluptl0t1tt No 47141 .t~tl J4b4 Autstant Vic• Pr••f· cured by aald Deed with In-~td safe will be nl8de, but w111to11t covttn.inl 0t dent, 17SO I. 4th St ., !treat lhtrton 11 prbv1ded w.n.incy ••Pr"ued Of' 1mphed re.,,•rdmy hU• St• 7001 Sant• Ana, In said Note, fees, ctlatges po1aeu1on. Of •ncun1bran<:•• lor u .. ~"~•u 01 Ca 82701 C714) &43-and expenses of tht a.i1t11ymo the lnd1b1edneu H1..ured by ... 1~ 8372 t.ruSIM and ol the trusts Deed ot '""I llte:ludmg the let111 Ch-V-.. ,KJ e11 Ill' AYAJLA8U, THI Tcrne!1t~ by llld Deed ol P4tflHI ol lhe Tru1IM l~ tnu.1-un<ki ,,.,1d •v• Dettd o l lrual C1tu1ed • Nohe.• ol 0..1.iull a11d E-XPICT•D Oltl!NINQ Detadi 12/20(1"4 fl~ltOn to Seti lo be rec0ttJvd 111 thtt 1..ornocy BID MAY B& u9TAINID POMONA ll'INMCIAL .mere the rtta1 prope"Y 11 l0t.•lod ,.,IY 1ttv1t1 ll1an BY CALLING T ... PO&.. SIRYtCIS INC aa tt11ee rnonlh• h.tve .. epH<f 11nc.e 11K;h n11c:u1dc1 ., ''°'' CLA8Sll'l•D 18'd Trv1t" tqu•t..ll>te ~ Comp"nf H Tr1111ee fmal ll'a IM sotutlon you're A CALIPORNIA COR-DwvJ Urut •l«J" JJ3 South fte.,,~ Av•11ue 11th ..archl~ for· whett)· POMTION, .... 7 MIL• P:IUOf loa An~. CA !M)(111 '"' pho1,. N11111 er your• .. •king a LIKU AWNUI, • P.O. ~' 4.1131J4 .. 1953 8y l'Nfa 11..11 .. ..,..n .. 11 111111ov home. an apertmenl, BOX 1719, RANCHO S..le 0t11; ... ., o,,. la.it~ a MW occ;upatton ot CUCAMONGA CA ASA ... l4UJJ .,,.n a attay S)9t. ' 12.tJU ,,, 1/IJ -··--~~ ,. PUBLIC NOTICE PLANNING ACTION PA-95-02 THE COSTA MESA PLANNING COMMISSION WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARa:NG FOR CONSIDERATION OF VARIANCES FROM INTERIOR GARAGE DIMENSIONS {10 ft. by 20 ft. REQUIRED; 7 ft. 10 in. TO 9 ft . by 17 ft. to 19 f t . PROPOSED) AND GARAGE DOOR WIDTH DIMENSION {9 ft . REQUIRED; 7 ft. to 8 ft. PROPOSED), IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE LEGALIZATION OF CONVERTED CARPORTS TO GARAGES FOR PROPERTIES WITHIN THE CITY 'S HOUSING CODE ENFORCEMENT AREA BOUNDED BY WEST 18TH STREET TO THE ~ORTH, WALLACE AVENUE TO THE WEST, POMONA AVENUE TO THE EAST, AND SHALIMAR DRIVE TO THE SOUTH, IN AN R3 ZONE. ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION: EXEMPT THE SPECIFIC PROPERTIES FOR WHICH THE VARIANCES ARE BEING PROCESSED FOR ARE AS FOLLOWS: JAMES STREET 702 703 706 716 717 720 721 724 730 734 735 740 741 744 SHALIMAR DRIVE 703 706 707 711 714 717 720 721 724 730 731 734 735 740 -745 w. THIS PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELO AS FOLLOWS: DATE: Monday, January 9, 1 995 TIME: 6:30 P.M. PLACE: City Council Chambers at City Hall 77 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa , California. 18TH STREET 703 707 711 725 731 745 PUBLIC COMMENTS IN EITHER 'ORAL OR WRITTEN FORM MAY BE PRESENTED DURING THE PUBLIC HEARING. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, TELEPHONE {714) 754-5245, OR VISIT THE PLANNING DIVISION, 2ND FLOOR OF CITY HALL, 77 FAIR DRIVE, COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA. THE PLANNING DIVISION IS OPEN 8:00 A.M. TO 12 :00 NOON, AND 1:00 P.M. TO 5 :00 P.M., MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY . . · . . ' '· • .... ' .....,,ort Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Friday, December 30, 1994 8 pUIUC NOTIC!I PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC llOTICll MUC NOTICll 'UILIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICH MUC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICU PUIUC MOTICD -~ NOTICE Th11 tlattmtnt WH filed • --~~~----With the County Clerk 01 Ulcl Dted of Truet 11'1 the Jtlt ~ _... .....,, mlftV eoaone wltftout NOllCE OF Sal• I• 1617,202 93 IJnllld Rock & Concnll , .... ftall1I ............ Orange Counry on NoV&m· ~ ejtu.t.cj In ~ ~Ut UA1 T•l•lhoM obi.fnlno court tipprOY. lAUSTEE'S SALE In addition to CHh lh COfPofltlon, lncorpomtcl FICTITIOlia..... Get .. .......... Nem• bef 21, 11194. County, CaltfOmq .. No.. i .. ~. ... lefore t8klno oerteln UNDER DEED Of' TRUST ""'' .. Wiii •ccepl Dtll•• 11131 Lot Ange llAME AATlMlltr • I t ,• tc:ribed a1: .. wilt Ille llMde, wry lmponen1 eo1ione CHhlef'1 check draw SI 1r.1nO.. CA 91706 T h .... .. emen v28757 EXHIBIT"A" W ~ oowenMt or howewr the peraonal T. f No. 107727 on e llale or naliona • • Ill lolowllla Pf(tOfl(a t @ e The lollOWlng ~sons art Published Newport Beach· PARCEL A: An undivided ~ apt!ll•ed or in.. repreeentitlw wl• i,. Loan No. 1327140 bank, • ch•ck drawn b Tiiis bUslnth II conduCMd lslllf• dolnQ 6uslneu as dolno bUl!nes1 H . Co1t11 Mes11 Dally Pilot D•· one.foutt11 (114th) lntefeet pied ~ -., ,ot· required to give notice AP Nurnbef: 451·071-11 a aa..&e ~ federal credl ti¥ a corporation ., SptlnQhoust Anlslld L~ &·Bll"''S ·coMPLETE COMPOS· cember 18 23 30 1994 In Pan:et 1 In the City of ~ or~ t I t ted VOU ARE IN OEFAUL union or a check drawr SIGNED UNITED nE~Y Ml)(f 285 West Central AW!lut Iha Ml ~ 1f£S, 3531 E. Mlfa Loma, January 8 i11115' ' 'Cotta MeN Countt ofOt for "8 PwPoee of~-o I n ereeth pe~eona UNDER A DEED 0 ya tlolle er lltdetal aav COHCAETE.ly ClaudtE Potltf Calllomla9262t ' Maheltn,CA112800 • · ange ...._·of c-1Kom1e" 1nt "8 ,,_,...,,,.. ... un.•H •Y eve TAUST DAUD June 10 Inga and loan auocl Cotporate Con1rollr Man0t Htallhclre COtp Atta"c, RICMrd l. Lind, 33 Calle F098 ace~ IO Piiaf ....; Cured by Mid Deed of wwved notice Of co~ 1991, UNLESS YOU TAI( •lion, uvlngs HIOCI Thtr1Qlltrantcommtnctdt lnc:o<Porattcllnllelawll• 107 M•llnda. Rancho San1a PUBLIC NOTICE No. 13.314 Ned In Book Truet lftCludlng "8 ..... Hdted)toT~ ~:t:•ed ACTION TO PROTEC •lion or uvlnga ban ·~ bllslntss under l'I Columbia Pike, Sltm Spr~ basement, .. M11gll1ta. CA 92888 111 Patle(a) 42 of Parcat dwrDee .cl ......... ot 80 on. epe~ YOUR PAOPERTV, IT MA 1peclhltd In Section 5l02jlle1ilous bUsilln name MllY!lnd 20910 Thll bu1lneu Is con-NOTICE OF ,..P., In the Office of the tM 'lruetM. TM INMle dent edmlnlttretlon BE SOLO AT A PUBLI I the Flnanclal Codlfnames llslld 11>CM on S.pllm· fhls f>Usms II conductl and cl~-t ducted by: 111 Individual APPLICATION TO Councy R8COf'der of IMt under Mid Deed of Truet euthority wifl be grented SALE If' YOU NEED A and aulhorlled l o d bit. 1991 wacoiporatlon ~ Thi regl11rant(s) com· SELL ALCOHOLIC Councy. ~ theft. clUMd. Notice of~ unlH• .,, lnt•r••ted EICPLANA TION OF fH buameH In lh11 llale I Thll 111""*11 WIS llled wtltl SIGNED MANOR HEALTHCARE then get menced IO transact .bual-BEVERAGES trom Unltl 1 through '· In • .cl Election to ... to be pef90n fllH et;t ~jeotlon NA TUAE OF THE PRO the evenl tender olhe tilt Couniy Cltrk of Of CORP , By Everett E ~ nest under the FlC11tlous D elusive, .. shown on the l'9COrded In the county to the petition end CEEOINO AGAINST YOU lhao caah 11 accept• Counw on O.C.mblr 12. 199~ Anlsrant Stc:retart h BuslnHI Name(s) listed To :~· 2811994 Condominium Plan re· wM1e the rNI propefty le 1how1 good C8UH why YOU SHOULD CONTACT the TrualH may w1lhhol NOTICl:·Thlt Fictitious N Reglslnnl has nol ytt begu some Ca& • above on: nJe c rn· FIN3~r t Ma~ Con· corded May t 11M u In· located Ind .-. then the court 1hould not LAWYEA lh• -luuance ol th St111men1 explfes flYt years to transact business under 842 H71 Alch11d I.. Und C~ARTERS ITV ACHT 1trument No M -117111 of three montN hive....,._ grent the euthorltV. Nolle• 11 hereby give Tru11u•a DHd un11 lrom lh• dale It was flied In th llcddous business name • Thi• ~1•tcm.,,l w~~ ~11e~ applying 10 •1~~%·9P1!11~!~l Olflclal RecOnta of Hid since euch recordedon. A HEARING on th• :::::_ 5C'~:~:11:•::7r"u°.~ lunda become ava11abl Office or th• Countv Clerk A ne 11ames llSted herein. 1iiiiiiii wllh t 1 oun Y er 0 or Alcoholic Bovera 0 Co County. Also t11ceptlng Equltlble Deed Comoanv, petition wm be held on .. or eucceaa0r \rualee to the payee ~ endo11e Flctillous Business Name State· This itattment was llltd with I Oto~g~~nly on Decem· trol to sofl alcohoh9 beve~: therefrom the exclualvt .. Truetee, Truat Deed Urilt Jenuary 28, 1915 et or aubtllluled lrusle 11 a huller ol righl mtnl must be llled belore Iha Ille CountY Clerk ol Orang ber • · • ages 11 2901 w Coast right to use and occupy the 11434, 333 South Beaudry 1 t45 P.M. In 04lpt. 703 pureuanl 10 lhe Deed 0 Said H I• wlll be mad lime Thi flllog of lhl11taremen County on December 12 1994 f 829817 Hwy., Slip c, New oit areu •hown on Hid Cofl. Avenue, 11th Floor, Loa located et 341 The City Trua1 •••culed by oa111 ul wllhou1 co11•nan1 o does not of llstll aulllOrlll th NOlfCE·Thls rtcbtloUs N• Publlshed Newpor1 Beach-Beach, CA 92627 wit~ a domlnlum Plan •• Eaclu· Angelea, CA to017, T..._ Drive, P.O. Box 14171, e siayner and su11n s arranty, H preu or Im use In this stall or I fltl!tlOu Stallment t~lfn flY• ye11s Costa Mesa Daily Pilot De-•·54" On·Sale General Boal •Ive UM Common Ar111 phone Nu~: (2131 Orenge CA 92813· Saayner, hu1ban~ an plied regarding lllte Business Name In violation o lrom the Oare II was liled In !hi cembtr 30, 1994, January l1cense(s). •nd dea~nat9d H IP-1; )4$.IHS, By. L01'9tte 1111. 1571. wlle Re co rd• c:>11•ulon or en cum Irle r3hts ol aoolher uode Otllct ol lhe County Clerk A 111 NAll09 LAWM- 8, 13, 20, 1995. Published Newport IP·2; 2P·: 2P·2; SP-1; p~ate~NltM121131MSate Oft!. IF YOU OBJECT TO 06/2111991, In Book NIA de~~'· 1° ulialy Ihde 'b Ftdlr . Stall, or common i, Flc:llUous Business Naint State· MOUNT OINI F115 Beach-Costa Mesa Dally 3P-;i,,,_~~~.i 1~ :P·2. r'w1.io.2 the grenting of the Page NIA, H INST II 91 u ld er::~. ·~~::l\ce ~See lnesSectlon d144~ e11 s1eQ mtnl must be hied before Iha ~ • MolUlly ---------1 Pilot December 30 1994 ._ • n • " 12130 1... 111• petition, you 1hould 3 1? 3 6 5 of O 111 c I a thereunder with Inter•• us s Ill ..., o ess oo time The fillnO or this statemen Qwipel • er.m..ar, PUBLIC NOTICE ' FS shown and defined on the ' "'• • anpelf et the heering records In lhe ollice o .. provided.therein an Code) does nol ol Itself authorize tilt "StfV1n• AU Faulu" 14 1bo111 mentioned Condo-;~ etete your objec· the County Recorder o lhe unpaid prlnclp~I 0 First t~~ use In tnls slate ol a FICtitlous -.., Fllctlllou1 . __ P_U_B_Ll_C_N_O_T-IC_E_ ml~~:c~~nc: The exclu· PUBLIC NOTICE tlone or file written Orange County, Call tor &he Nole secured by sal RU ,ill, HANCOCK a JEF· Business Name In vlolauon or C1625 GMlsler ''" nell Neme ---------1 objeotion• with the nla, and pur1uant to lh Deed wilh lnlereal there . FRI(, the r1Qt1ts of anolller under Oita ... St1tement • Yt rtyt:t 1o uae and court before t'he hear· Nolle• of Detault an on 11 proylded In 111; DANIEL K. GASTON, Esq Federaf, Stale, or common la 540-1114 Tllo following persons aro NOTICE OF ~r.!Zive • ~loi~~~~ Ing. Your appearence Erecllon lo Sell lhereun Nole, lees, ctiargea an 200 S. los Robles Ave , Sle 53 (Sff Section 14400 et seq , ••••••••• doing business as: . TRUSTEE'S SALE Area. H defined on Hid CNS123374' • •• may be In peraon or by der recorded 081221199 eapenae• of the lruate Pasedena. CA 91101 &uslness and Professions ll'ACIP1C VllW EARTH RECORDS, 630 N. Tru1t41e Sale No. Condomfnlum Plan and NOTICE OF your •ttorney. In Book NIA, Page NIA and of lhe truall create Newport Beach-Costa Mes Code). •MONAL PAM Tustin, 1417, Orange, CA. B1C19717·945 shown a1 ' P·1 and 4P·2; PEllllQlll TO IF YOU ARE A ai Intl 1194·0514212 o by said Deed of Tru1t Dally P1lo Flrstf lHng 92667 Title Order No. IM26906·11 Which ,,. and shall be ap· ADlllA I ER CREDITOR or • contin· said 9 111clal Records, wll Serrano Recon11eyanc . CN284007 Newport Beacll·Costa Mesa ~~ ~=~ AncJ1ew J. ROdoll, 630 N. Refarenct No. 10695-92~57 purtenart to th• unit d• EST OF t d't f th Sell on Oll09/1995 al 1 mpany, .. Hid Trust Dec 16,23,30 Jan Da<IV Pilot ~, Tustin 1417, Otange, CA .. ATE : ~ gen ere 1 or 0 . 8 PM •l the North Iron ee, 4900 Alvergrad CN2~008 3500 Pacific View CKIYe 92667 . APN No. 937-70~1• scribed In Parcel B above. WOODRUFF decee1ed1 you mu1t file entrance &o the Count Road Suil e 2870 Irwin Dec 16 23 30 Jan 6 Newpof1 8eectl Thi ... business Is con· YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Tht tot.al amoun1 of the CASE-.... 17 your cle1m • with the Courthouse 700 Clvl d • ' · .... -~ UNDERADEEDOFTRUST unpaid balana. of the _, A ate, CA 91706, (818 PUBLIC NOTIC"E --ducted by: an Individual DATED 09113189. UNLESS obOgatlon secured by tht To all heirs, benefl· court end me1l e copy to Cen1er OrlYe We•.' San 814-6370, By Carol Wick Regls1ranl has nol yet YOU TAKE ACTION TO pronarty to be sokf and cieriea, creditors, con-t~e person.al represent• Ana, CA al pubhc auc fund, Vice Preeldenl ---------F Ad A • ".,_ •tml begun to transact business ,... tingent creditors, end l1V8 eppou:ited by the lion, lO lhe highest bid Dated 12106/1994 0( CtlOn IHl-undtr the nctlllou9 name(s) PROTECT YOUR PROPER· reaaonably ntlmated court within f our def for cash (payable a •s •P1"'7657 STATEMENT OF ABANDON· C II aRt l 11••-&f TY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A cosll, expenM1 and Id· persons who mey other· lh• lime ol sale In tawlu .. " .. MENT OF a ~ _., -• l~~~:w~;~odell PUBLIC SAJ,.E. IF YOU vancn at tht time of the wise be intereated In mont~I fr?m the date money ol the Unite 12116, 12123. l 2f.JO USE OF F'CTITIOUS BUSINESS Piiai ,,. Mortuary* Ch1pel This statement was filed NEED AN EXPLANATION lnltlal publlc1llon ol the the will or eatate, or of first issua~ce of Slates), all rlghl, tUte NAME Cremitlon OF THE NATURE OF THE Notice of Salt 11 both of: ANN WOOD· lette.rs 81 provided in and Interest, conveyed 1 The lolloWlng person(s) has o~'~n~~·c~u~~~1~nc~~~e~~ PROCEEDINGS AGAINST 561,068.39. Payment must RUFF 19ction 9100 of the and now tield by 11 unde1 PUBLIC NOTICE abandoned the use ot Ille 11cu. AO-VISOR 1~C:,:~0~~-=y bor 16, 1994. YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· be by CHh, • CHhltr'I A PETITION hH California Probate C?~·· Hid Deed In lhe proper· Uous business name LET'S GO 642·5·7& ....... .. TACT A LAWYER. check drawn on 1 1tat1 or been filed by JOHN The time for filing ty 11luated In aaid Coun· TRAVEL. located at 1301-L v - F82B3B1 On 01120195 at 1:00 p M n1tlon11 bank, a check WOODRUFF In the clelm1 will not expire 1y and State and de Fllt No. FH0711 South Beacll BoolevarJ. La =====:::::=~~!!~~~~~!!!~~., Published Newport Beach· Equitable Deed Compiny drawn by 1 state or federal Superior Court of Celi· before four month• 1crlbed as l oll'?w• A Fl~~o~:A~~:r:rss Habra. CA 9063l Costa Mesa Daily Pilot De-as succ111or In lnterttt by credit union, or 1 check fornia, County of Or· mOfe fully described o Th f n ,..,. Th• hc~tJous business name ST A DTZ" '/\. TG comber 18, 23, 30, 1994, merger to Continental Aul· drawn by a stale or federal angtf. from the hearing date Hid Deed of Trust • o o ... ng person(s referred 10 abO\lt was llled on ..l~ ..l , 1 Y 1 January 6, 1995. llfary Company a.1 the duly saving• and loan 111ocl· THE PETITION re· noticed ebove. The 1treel address an ls/are doing business as March 13 1989 In the Coun FlOO 1ppolnted Truetee under atJon, Hvlng1 111ocl1tlon, quest• 'th•t JOHN YOU MAY EXAM-other common designa UNITED C!mCRETE COMPA 01 Oranoe 0rrgina1 file No . 1 A 1\.TDW ---------end pursuant to Deed ol or 11vlng1 banlt 1peclfltd WOODRUFFbeeppoint· INE the file kept by the lion, If any, ol lhe rea NIES, 13t31 los Angeles SI 411 18t · I 1 VL PUBLIC NOTICE !i'•t. r-o~c;:e~~ 09111,: ~na=~!o~~ ~~c!: ed ... persedonal.~l'Preaehn-~:ttin~.r.o~;r I~ ~h~ ~:,:~.-1~ tJu,:oe~r :: :. '~:,:,. ~~1:ix.d Conaet SAMUEL BLOOMQUIST, FlcUtloua 89-500019 Book -Page -rlztd to do bu1lnns In thl• tatJve to ITllnolter t 8 2500 Llghlhouse Lane Corp0taUon. a CaUlornla COfpo t9063001Jennle lane. La Habra CA B T TS' Tl\ TD'SS.~.~ Bu1lness Name of Offlctal Record• In the slllte. eatate of the decadent. Htate, you mey file Newpo 1 B h c ration 13t31 Los Angeles St Vi .J.1 Y.L• Stetement office of tht Recorder ol Tht 1tr1tt address and THE PETITION r~· with the court• formal 9262;>. r eac ' lrwlndall.CA9t706 JOYCE BLOOMQUIST, 1900 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • The following persons are Orange County, Calllomla, other common d11lgn1· wests the dece~ent I ~:rc:·~f t~:fllln~p:tc!~ The untJcrsiyncJ Tru~I Unllld Premix Concre ~~~~ lane. La Habra, CA T··~ ~,,....,..' P • ...,.,,..,,,, • ..,,.,... doing business as: executed by: Edw1rd Tsu tlon, II any, .of the real ILL ~nd co~lcil1, If 1 nd el 1 ee cJl1cla1m1 any hab1hl Corpor1Uon, a Calllornla corpo· SIGNED SAMUEL BLOOM VtCO, 233 Hearthstone, Ir· Teh Kao and Luanna Chi property described above any, beThed mw•t1tleld to onfve9n1ttoaryte ae•••ept•porr soaf lor a11v mcorrectnen oration, 13131 Los Angeles. SI .QUIST JOYCE BLOOMQUIST · ·i·;.,u .. .,. '£4f'Oi·•1r..,,..,,.,,,. ... ,.,..,,.,~.,,.,~-"" vino, CA 92714 Ying Kao, who are married 11 purporUd lo bt: 21M probate. • • end lhe atrect address an Irwindale, CA 91706 • , .. , ,..,,,,.,,,..,t,·"'~'-"'•" ''·""'" . ..,.,.,.v... n ..... J.'1WV _...,,,_.. Vlclor Miano Jr., 233 to each other. Miner Street. #C, Coata eny codicil• are avell· eny petition or eccounl olher common desig11a Unlled Skyline Concrete This business was conducted .... ......,,,. ... ·~"" "'"' ,,..,,,_ .....,_ ........ """""""'""'""" c-,,. Hearthslono, Irvine, CA Will sell at public auction MeH, CA 92827. able for examination In •• provided in eactlon lion, it any, shown her Corporauon, a Calllornla corpo. by hTuhsba~~1and Wiie ll'"d ..• .I'•~·'~ ""4~•"' ·-........ ~ ..,...,,....,.,,...,,.,.....,.;:.._,,...., 927t4 to the highest bidder for The underllgntd TNltH the file kept by the 1250 of the Celifornla In rallon, 13131 Los Angeles St , 1s s ... ement was .., ... 111 .,.,u..m, •. u;1,1.,. .,..,..c-..... This business Is con· cash, (pa~1ble at time of dlsclalma 1ny llabllltv fOf court. Probate Code. A Re-Tho Iota I amount 01 the Irwindale. CA 91706 lllo County Clerk or Orange •"'-(...,,.., ..• ,,,., •• .,,_ ;....,...., ~ ....... Dwt.°'ddr. JJ<ll\'. ducted by: an individual ure In lawful money of the any l11CMTKtnff1 of the THE PETITION re· queat for Specill Notice unpaid principal balanc United Haunng corporanon ounry on December 12, J994 .,, ,_ ..., ··~ · .... .._ • "'r""" .,,_·..,,, ·1~ C.!-TJ:!: $ ..... , Registrant has not yet United Stilts) at: At the sttett addres1 ind othef que.sts authority to form i1 available from ol lhe obligation secure Calilornla eorporatJon. 131j1 BEVERLY WEST ESCROW ............... -r-.... •,,. ....... ....,.,,,...-.... -. begun lo transact business North front entrana., to the common detlgnatlon, If edminister the &1tate the court clerk. by tho properl y 10 b Los Angeles St , lrwjndale. c 433 N Camd1n Or Sii 51 • ,,. , •..i•v.r .....• ,.,..,,.._., ,-i-r ......... -.1 ••• M,,,...,,. .. ,. under the f1c1111ous name(s) County Courthouse, 700 1ny, thown herein. under the Independent Attarney '-flwllllaw. 1old and reasonable estl 91706 81V11fyH1fls CA 9021 ........... ,... ..... -··· -·-...,...,. listed aboVe. Civic Center Dri11e Weit, Beneficiary: Bank of Adminlatretion of Ea· ...._ ...._ ' mated co111, e.penae Slsll American Trucllng, a N1wport BllCll·Costa Mts Victot Miano, Jr. Santa Ana, CA all right, America NT & SA, Attn: tetea Act. (Thia euthori· 11622 ~ ~ and advances aa lh Ca11l0tnla corporallon t3131 OillyPilo titre ind Interest conveyed Marllyn Trainor, 11322, ty will lllow the person-T--*' CA~ lime 01 the lnihal pubh Los Angeles St . 1rwlridale. c CN284009 to and now held by It under Southern C1llfoml1 ClC, al repreaentetive t o take 12/30, 0 1/03, 01/08 ca11on ot th..e Notice o t706 Dec 16.23 30 Jan 6 - 1002-1625 m GASSMEDHOURS Telephone 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday 2102-2744 II 27. Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm r • .,,...,, .. ~(. 9-( 1·;1,r i 1 1J ..... · Monday-Friday 'I I • . ---:'!f .., Ill • I ~.t;, l . .... 1-"" ""7 ' · I I °' ·. ' • I , . /. ....... · ... --DAILY PILOT DIADUNIS ' { \, : ' -·-t-; -~,~ ... . ' ~ '· .. . . . Monday ............ Friday 5:00pm ' .. ' \ ~ · .. 2900-2911 ~ -!. ' Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pm • -\ .. 1. -Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:00pm Ill-' I I,., Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:00pm ' . ' I ' Friday ................ Thursday 5:00pm . . 2'»3011 114090 . . ~ CEMETERY LOT/ COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORI.. BlU.BOA CRYPT 122 S liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 2169 ISLAND 2606 (S) [0\141~ "°"~ OPPOllTUNloTY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2 Bedroom. 1 Ba. 2 Sty· I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii gar, closo lo shops. BEACH •Bright cheerful studio All "al 1111111dvertls1n9 1n this nanpaper Is sub1ec1 lo the Fed· 1111 Falf Ht11sino Acl ol 1961 u llMlltltd wlllcll m1ku II Uleg1I lo lhtrtln ··any prtlerence, llmll1llon or dlsmmlullon llastll an race. colOf. religion, su. llllldlcap. lamillal mlus or NtitNI q111, or"' 1n1en1io11 to mat llY S«ll jlRlertnu. limi· taliell 11 lliwlmi11ation." Tiiis 11wspaper will nol MltwilltlY acc1pl 111Y a4w"11U• 1111111 .. ,.., ISlala Wllicll ls In Wielllitll ol lhc llW. Our 1udcrs "' 11en11r lftlormed that all dwtlll111s adnrliud 1n lhil • ....,.,., .. 1V1llalltt tll 111 ...-•U 1 n.ity llalil. To com- ,.. II dllcr'alnl"tn, call HUD M ·llllll1·D ·U4-159G.For ""..,._, ....... DC na ,Jease call HUD M '11·3500. HOUSES/ CONDOS Pacific View M emorlel Park 1 slnglo crypt#233 54200 (619) 345·7892. HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT BALBOA PENINSUIA 2107 4Eld 3Ba Modern kll. schools & frooway, ap1, on htlle lstand, S950 786·7322 Agonl RENTALS Unfurn yearly, S675 / 2Bd 18• Dplx $925 . Now Taking mo, ulils pd 673·7104. D/W, Gar, Gardonor. Summer Aesorvallons water, 249 Avocado WINTER WEEKLY BALBOA 631·2931 or 546·6985 1-4Bd ...... $350-$1400 E·slde 3 Bd 2 Ba super cln condo, quiet area lg yd, W/D hk ups, no dogs st 175 548·9405. WINTER(FURN) PENINSUIA 2607 Lg 1 Bd ocnlrt .• $1 000 ~~--~--~~~-A N NUAL 2 Bd 1 Ba 220 1/2 341h 2Bd/2Ba C.M .. S 1100 SI. Upper X·lg deck, 2Bd/2Ba Npt ... $1000 garage, stove, w/d, 2Bd bay view .. $2450 59155• Yrly 240-1969. 5Bd/5Ba .......... 53900 --==""'="""=""=-==-- F II S I •STUDIO $525• U erv Cl Walk to bch, frlg/utlls Property Mgmt Incl. Yrly. No Pell 760-1713. Central alr/h eallng.1--------- Mln. 1yr lso. S4000/ HUNTINGTON mo. 310.277.1799 BEAC H 2140 Thi flNdlnlal. ....... .,,, ................. - . 613·1900 H pt I stand waterfront I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ""D""u-p""1"".-x-:"""3""'e""r....,,.3B,,,,-a,......,d-en/- t Br $900. 1·cor gar· Seabrldge VIiiage oflice, gar, sundock. age. Quiet, sunny roe. condo, Bch/N'am1, Steps to beach. lease David 722·t488 gard gel•,, 2 Bd + $1400/mo. 544.3049 loft, 2 Ba, W/0, encl Ellec home tullw furn g31, evoll now. $1295/ pool, 1eMia, g11dener, mo 754·0214. hsek1epo1, short 11rm lse CORONA DELMAR 2122 a11ail. S3000fmo 640.05t8 FOR SALE NEWPORT Guard Gated Newport •••••••••!Cut• Cottage 3Bd, BEACH 216 North VIiia. 3Bd 2.5Ba tBa Noar• Booch, In Light & bright $2650/ qulot nelghaorhood. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii] mo. 640-7083 Ext. 2 NEWPORT Patio, frplce, garage, w/d hook-up $1300. LIDO Bayfronl, Lg dock, BEACH 1069 No Pel•. 552·6891. Beach Area loYety 3br/3b• H• rm (or -.,..,...,,.--.,..,...-:---:--:-~ 4lh bf) wk/mo/yr, turn/un• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil •Walk to beach. Lots Ye•rly Unfurn rum, gr toe, 673-71177 pp. BY OWNER ol llghl. 1 Br+. 1 Ba, 2Bdrme & 3Bdrms gar, w/d, frig, new pnt. S550 to $1800 mo. Lido tale 3Br 2B• hH, New8f home In guard 2~ar get appli•"ce1 sa1s1mo. 760-1358 VIiia Rentals ,. . -· . gel ed comm. Prol large petlo. 52000/mo decor/lndscpe. OMC -------&?5 A912 lease. 875-1811 2nd or 1 .. opt s.4751<. COSTA MESA 2124 -. •Lldo/Pen1n..,ii/Ht• 644·7362 Ownr/Agt lnterlor/Baytront H ms MOBI' 111 1 Bd H•• nreplice, 2Br 2Ba Oceanfront Veatfy Le ... Of Sale Grundy Rltr 87M111 ...,_ encloHd yatd, S600/ Oer, frpl, greal view! HOMES 1100 mo lncluctH u1U1, very 11500 Joel Agl 640-, .. •••••••I •••••iil•iiiil quiet 540-51H15 7000 x31&: 173-7720 1• NB 18d New, Nf Hoeg •*·•Ide 2 Bd, gar, yd. 3 Doon to .. nd 3Br AP.AllTlll!NTS c1 .. n n /1, nip••· nu carpi • pnt, W/O 2~aa. 2-e1v. 11500, POR UNT quiet, uU pd, rerrtg., hk-up, no pets, 1931-8 ..,.,.,.. 2Br 18• 11100 ll•••lll•••• HOO/mo 841·2251. Sama Ane Sl!IO '45r1020 Avt t /1. 857-39" AQt. The Community s .. your hOme 2 Beclroom, 1 L . 2 Sly, iivaiiOfili ...,.._ ll'lw. • ttwOUQh ctuslfled. pr, cto" to ahop1. 38t 2Ba. tp,..,.. g.r, ~ . +-·-c: c Q) -\...J ...... C> ..,_ .... ·-V\ Q)~ • >-:+::: >-C> ·-0 =E ~g c ..,_ ... -·-"-:..) BYPllO• (7 14) 642-5678 BY FAX (7 14) 631-6594 (Please include YOUf name and phone number and we'll call you back with a prire quote.) BY MAILORIN PEllSON: 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Comer of Newport Blvd & Bay St GENERAL POLICY Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the right to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error tha\ may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. S400 11 111 It t1k11 to pl1c1 1 21 wo rd or 1111 cl1111fl1d Id. 111 tor H •la 1ddltlon1l wort1. CAl •SCAN (918J 449-8000 .._ ... n 1chool1 & freewey, turni.hed or unfurn. Ma-MT• 1950 786-7322 Agent 12900/mo, ... 2.U901--------_________ __. ________ .., ·~-----------------·-············· ' \ ' • .. 1 s t I I ) I 'l (' 1 I . l I I I .......... -.. .. 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Good Con-Nlftmll09 lhtough the dllon. 1411141. drawera, any reae offet, lt'a youn navy couoh A Chair, king alze bed, Antique deak, e•• 880, dlahH, linens, aml ACROSS 1 l.~sll1rt S "Clen OI lhe .Ca~ Be&I'" heroine 9 Spaot shuttle'• 14~ol Yemen t5 Honlense pe>el Edward -_18 P~.- • llland 17 Crowde 18 Crale 19 Perry Mason's oa1 Friday 20Ald~- 2 t Summer coo6efs 23 Hush·hlllh 25 Zhivago's beloved 26 "Wail -Dark' .. 28 Neariy. 33 Remember tile -I 36 Mrs Truman 38 Nott0n 39 Estale land 41 F1r&I pel1ormance 43 Cosmetic company 44 Graph part 46 Peddles 47 Onuled 49 Doves' homes 51 -ma1este 53 Main course 67 Small 110tage pi.ca -62 Sunenlne un111 63 Remain ~ McEnureol country music 65 Kwnono aasties 60 Type ol beat 67 HouleflOld • appliance 118 1492 ship 89 Foe 70 Ripens 71 NelVOUS DOWN I Papas' males 2 Sun-dried bfioil 3 Medi1enanean sailing ship 4 F1u1e or cello • 5 ·w11c Women• author 6 Calendt1r peflod 1 French explorer of N0<1h Ameroca 8 Sports complex 9 Try1nq experience 10 Actress . Perlman t 1 AdYenlurous 12 Doing nothing 13 Afternoon galhe1lngs 22 Clutch 24 Basebaflar Slavghte1 PREVIOUS PUZZLE &Ol.VED 0 ll!!M IJMNIF""ll••~Mloc.•te 27 Wtld goal '29 Hearty soup 30 Norse god 31 Transmit 32 Prt0e Ucllets 33 -andEve 34 Jacob's son 35 SlleliH l upper of "Murder, SheWro1e• 37 Fair 10 mlddtlog 40 Consumer advocale Ralph -42-·Steven 45 61~en·oll glac~r __., 48 i;.,yslery w11te1 -Oueon SO Nat1Yes of 1"41 Looe Star Slalo 52 Damascus' counlry 54 Fanalical D Survey1r19 Literary wor1! Joke 58 Black, poo11cally 59 Slra1a9om 60 Dulch cheese 61 WoodW1rld COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 NEWPQRT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 2669 1 Bd 1 Ba New carpt, E'SIDE Back Bay iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• encl gar, pk. space, lBR w/pallo. $645/mo. Lndry lac, stor, quiet 32!l University #L & clean, $585 Contact 548·8093 Mr. Todd 547·59'34 "'F""R""E°"E=--::c""'A""B="L:-E=-. -c...,.1-ea-n 1 Bd 1Ba priv patio, 1BR, quiet, galed, car- fresh paint, garaoe. port parking. Close to Ideal for one person. shopping, beach & $650 (619) 753-9529 bus. Ask for our Spe· or eves(6t9) 452·6391 clalll 842-5858 2BR·1BA & 1BR·1BA Lndry, pool, quiet, nr all transportation. No NEWPORT EXTRA LARGE 1 Bd Condo style apt near Fash Isl, dbl carport N/P $850 854·7742 LIDO PENINSULA (2) 1 BR Luxury Units I Quiet, Private Beach $900-$1200/mo. 710 Lido Park Dr 714-873·8030 OPEN 7 DAYS pets 848·0392 BEACH 2669 STUDIO Furn, Prlv Ba, AVAIL 2Br apt in 4. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ulls pd, refrlg, micro, plex, w/d, new crpt & phone, prlv ent n/smk/ blinds. Near alll S725. *1BR •825* drnk $395 548·6179 2BR ~BA $725/Up •-------__,.. 841·5678 or 434·6443 As~ ~bout Our VERSAILLES Larg·e CLASSIFIED Spectalll Frig, d/w Sfudro Penlhouae 8POTl'ING n1E RIGHT DEFENSE Nurth·Soutb vulnerable. South dea11. WEST •963 NOJl111 •Q 10172 'VQ95 OA54 •74 'V J 10832 OKQ •A93 EAST •KJ84 0 4 OJ98832 •88 SOlfl'H •A OAK76 0 10 7 ·~QJ10 52 The bidding: SOtrm WEST NORTH EAST l• l Q l• Pua 3NT P ... P... P ... Opening lead: King of O West Coast ace Mike Lawrence does not believe that. if a suit is good enough to bid, it i1 good enough to lead. A!t a resulr, he got an excellent score on this deal from the Board-a-Match Teams at the recent Fall North American Cham- pionships in Minneapolis. Once Non.h could bid voluntarily, South wus determined to play 1n g1tme. Some Souths chose devious routes t.o get t.o the highest-sconng contract of three no trump; at Lawrence'• ~ble the aucuon was direct. After a heart lead declarer would have made at leut 11 trick.a. How· ever, Lawrence found dttlarer'1 101\ underbelly by .electing the kin& of diamonds a1 the initial salvo, and contin1ain1 with the queen when declarer held up. Lookint at aU the bands, it i1 obvious that declarer c°"ld have retrieved the IOlt bm.iog by takin1 either of the firat two tricks, but that i• unreasonable in the cont.e~ ~( the h~ as a whole. Quite properly, South refused to wm the second trick aa well in an elTo~ to break the defenders' eom- tnunicat1ona, Lawrence now shif\ed to a low spad.e. makinr it easy:for East, Grant Bue, t.o place decrarer with a sing1etpn ace. So although declarer played the seven from the table, Bue simply encouraged with six. When declarer led a club. it was a simple matter for West to grab the ace or dubs and revert to spades, gtving the defenders two tricks in that suit for a 9ne-trick ~et. ROOMS 2706 RENTALS TO RENTALS TO liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SHARE 2724 SHARE 2724 Room In lovely CM iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Hm In exchange for •BAYFRONT CONDO CM·$325 Roomy hse. help w/baby. Small sal Share 2Br 2Ba, w/d, want respon person. refs. 673-8886 patio. No smkr/pets. Utll,cable,w/d Incl. VACATION RENTALS 2722 $600+dep. 723·1479 .Avall now. 842·5889 l•'°•VND••••z•1•2•s ~:=k···JIUUITUU-----80-1-4 l'OUllD CAT Young AVG .7 .. 1&'Mr. 15 fem Tllbby on 12/18 wrkla needed, acteen near l!Jden a M ... , ouatomers by phn. No Coata M"•· Call Mar· Mff&ng, no exp nee. garet, 942-1813 AM hrs. CM. 708-2385 •HOUll FULU• appll, micro, Bch bike. Cherry Queen Anne 875·3069, 602 3elh St. dining rm Mata I w/ • bUffet A china 12150.1--------- Cherry 4-p0a1er rice HUNTINGTON bdrm "' 111so. Uhr BEACH 8140 sofa, love nat 6 chaJr '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• S1500. Occaslonal ta· 1• bl•• & more. Un"Hd. Moving Sale 12/31 714-892-7288 8am, mirror canopy POUNDa 81aok ....., .. m Xlr• • DeflV., ONVheund .... with QTE phonebooka In while markings. Neul ~•ta Meu, Irvin• & male approx 8 yrs Of Newport arN. Muat old•r. Brown lealher be 18 yrs or older. collar, no tags. Found Have v~lcle w/ proof at Target on 8r1Stol. of Insurance. Daylight PleaH call 875-18515. hr• only~~~ 437·Ule3 -llU--C-HAND ___ IS_! __ Lo8t 12/20 Gold ID Manager Dining Room MISC. 8015 waterbd, couch/tv1eat, entertainment center, • msc llm1, Sch & Edinger at Stark St 843·9567, ladles btaclet, nr Must have outgoing -------Pavllllona In Udo. allt $5 00/h REWARD 120-03.42 ~~;~:x ~o h~.1w~: PLANT ML• ACR•• NEWPORT loif CAT •1 Pollo Looo xmaa tr~• 115 gal Pot· BEACH. 6169 S all c II NaJm 540-S058 tect, 8-9 '20. Citrus, Fal Burmeae. m, • a avocado•lrultlng $10. jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii dark brown, declawecl ' PRINTING Herba 11. Gal junipers Y•rd 8•1• No aalH male! yellfiw •r.e:· Urbanite Operaton & 11. Shade/plne/cyprea before 8aml (8-2) Sat :A~D c~a~t' Ruth Pr ... Per..... 4-9' SlO. 90SM74·9422 Dec. 31 at only: Schuh 846-8473 Cof!lmunlty newapa· WINTBR FIR.WOOD 443 Harbor laland Dr. ' · per _aeeks Urbal'llt• SPll!CIAL Seasoned LOST: COC~TIEL operafor with 5 year• wood, fr" dellvery.l .. llil••••••• Grey, yellow and. or· -operating experience Order ~(ore Jan. 20•1 ange_. Answert to & U(.banlle prHI per· for thla 'low price. TRANSPORTATION "Yoda." Lost In Hu~-aon With 5 years expe-S150/cord, $90/halfj••••••••• tlngton Beach. Rleaae rlence. Only those cord. 714-768-8835 call 714·98&.8583. with Urbanite expe- rience need apply. POWER BOATS LOST1 Purple peraetlp· Send re1ume or apply COMPUTERS 6018 tlon gluaH at Boat In person at: 7012 Parade on Balboa I•· land on Friday Dec. CALIFORNIA 23. 559·8871. COMMUNITY NEWS LOST: Small Gr .. n 3424 San Fernando Rd. .PARROT. Blue & red Suite 4 tall feathers, nails Los Angeles, CA 90065 4 a 8 8/8 o 3 3 m h z iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii VGA monlter, keybrd, 18'ELECTRIC BOAT mouse, co-processor, Schock Newp't Packet mlcrosoft software. Conv't hardtop model, $625 548-6090 atereo. Pld. aft helm seat. New Batteries. missing on one foot. (Tybum & San Fernando) Lost since Dec. 17. EOEIM/FN/H 1--------- Please call 960·9167. Real Estate FREE TO YOU6022 -------- XLNT-$6900 660-9000 MISSING* REWARD .. ..,--.-,.-n-... --.... FRl!E Large Doghouse DMAROC!NEs SLIPS7022 Male-Red & White ia.-. ...-. ._ .__ 42 .. x 33.. X 39 .. h. .n Tabby Persian. Very ._, ..,_ .. , _,. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Beautiful, w/out collar. CGn1> ""1· For ~ Waterproof roof/sides, 2 yrs. Lost In ·the vi· Clll Ron Taytor. r.I dismantle fof moving. clnlty of Bayside Or. · ThlPn:t•1 ... Call 714-642·5808. and Jamboree In NB. ... .... 32 Ft Boat Sllps with shore facllltles. In front of private resl· dence on Balboa Pen. ;J;~~:::~ . 673-7300 PETS & . !::!::=:~======'!ANIMALS Power or 91lilboal OK. 6049 Call 723·5835. NB OCEANFRONT Weekly. Fully furn 3Br 2Ba. gar. N/pet $1200/ week. Karen 434-1424 CdM·2Bd·1Ba, patio, NB Prof, n/s, $400+ ocean & park view, 2 utl/dep. Avail 1·1•95 car gar, w/d, $700 Avl w/d, parking, yards to nowl 723·4339 beach. 831·4251 I••••••••• ---------•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Classlfled Is..... Newport Bch Lg master PERSONALS EMPLOYMENT ADOPT·A·PET -D""""o~c="'K~u""'P=-=T="'o::--:::2""'5="'•,..+ N.B. Pvt res, steps to bch/shops. $150 mo- to-mo yrly. 675-0048 CONVENll!NT Bd, bale, bay view, firplc, SERVICES 5533 Every Sat & Sun at whether you're buy-gar, W/O, $525 .vi now PETSMART, Founlaln . Why play Hide 'N Seek with childcare? Call Cla•alfle'9 today! 642-5678. lrig, selling, or just lst,last,1/3 utlls'673·8387 •••-••• Valley. .Puppies, kit· IOQklng, classified has PENINSULA POINT MEMBERSHIPS Please be aware that tens and more, all I••••••••• Wha~~sns:::ED Room & office, park· 3018 the listings In this cat-looking for lovlng, car-AUTOMOBILES 842•5878 Ing. N/S, prof, clean. egory may requice you Ing homes. CALL 241·1 .. •••••••• $750. N/pet. 675-6178 to call a 900 number 0317 for more Info. 1• FO" S~E In which there Is a Save abused and1--------- COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA ·MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 QUIET 8t SERENE ·Palm ~esa Apart•l1e~ts So riear & yet so far ... That's the fee.ling you get when you live at Paltn Mesa amid the lush grccncry of secluded woods & stately palms. A Srudios, 1 & 2 .Bedrooms · }rs. SS75 to S600 • lBR S625 to S650 • lBR sns lO S7SO .A No Pets A V cnical Blinds .A Qiling fans A NEW Carpet, Paint & Ttlc A Firncss Room A Heated Pool & Jacuz:zi .A Patios & Balconies A Ganges A vailablc 0rlglnal membership charge per minute. abandoned pets. Be a CHEVROLET 9045 to the "Center Club" volunteer/foster .. Call iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-a premier, memt;e;a •••••••••I 714-859·2704 . . ~~1[0~~dc!~~~:er~~~ MERCHANDISE business meetings •••••••••!PIANOS & and entertainment, aod pre and Post the----------•.ORGANS ater dining. Adjacent ANTIQUES 6010 6059 '75 El Camino SF.Nu pnt & uph. Posl trctn. New rad, bat, lgn, and start. $4500 708-3505 to the O.C. Performing Wurlltaer Blk Baby FORD 9075 Arts Center. All rea· •BUYING ITEMS• Grand Very nice con-1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-aonable off~s consld· dltlori $1850 (310)780-1• ered. Call 720·9215. From 1800-1960. 1 pc 2622 '(310)430·l314 81 Mustang beaut jewelry, books, entire · white car, 2 ~ door, estate. Immediate Wurlltzer Blk Baby sunrl, xlnt cond, cash, top$. 673·6223 Grand Very nice con-J1350 obo 673-8888. EMPLOYMENT d1t1on s1a50 (310)1ao-_______ APPLIANCES 6011 2s22. (310)430-1314 i------- EMPLOYMENT 5530 ADVERTISING SALES REP Lrg capacity Kenmore Elec Dryer, white, nearly new, w/drylng tack. S 150. 650·0454 Can't seem to get to all those repair jobs around the house? wurlltzer Blk Baby LINCOLN 9120 Grand Very nice con· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii dltlon $1850 (310)780- 2622. (310)430·1314 '92 Town c ,r Slgna- 1ure. Gold pkg. Wht. S 16,000. Lido Isle. 723·5259, 818-449-4468 GA.RAGE. SALES 1------ CORONA DELMAR 6122 TOYOTA 9210 '87 SUBRA Sliver, Top Cond. Loaded. f · owner. Garaged. Call Ron 845·2417. It's the resource you Incl. 60x30 pool. No .Furn. & remodeled can count on to sell a pets. No fees. No $825. 714-962·8235. Office Hours: 9:00 am . S;OO pm M·F myriad of merchan-lease 545-4855 S e e k I n g a e I I· motJvated, organized, dependable, servlce- o r I en t e d 04lslde salespersons for com· munlty newspaper group. Experience or degree preferred. Draw/commission. Full benellt1. Phyalcal/ drug screttnlng re- quired. Fax resum•: Let the CIHalfled Servlco Moving Sile!! TRUCKS 9220 Everyth Ing goes I Fur· 1 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii nlture, plants & the 1• dlse llems, because ..,B,_•_•_c_o_n_B ____ a-y/_N_B-2-0-d '••••••••• and 10:00 am -4:00 pm weekends our columns compel 1• 1561 Mc.u Dr.· Santa Ana Heights, CA qualified buyers to 268 Duplex apt. Pvt. MISCELLANEOUS bch area. $ 1100 Inc. . calll ull. Avallablo lmmed. RENTALS (714) 546-9860 842 " 5878 723-0714or966-0744 l .. ••••••••u------------------------------...0 Attn: A. Micheal Fletcher 714~5().4602 Directory help you find rellable help. M2·5178 kitchen slnkll Come 93 Ford Ranger 5·sp, by this SUN Sarni ABS, bed liner, tow 502Y.a ·Poinsettia packge, mud flaps. air Cond, $8,800 673-4476 ------I CARPET CLEANING DOORS 3580 HANDY MAN 3710 HOME CARFJ LEGAL PAINTING 3858 PLASTER REMODELING SERVICE CLEANING 351 S SERVICES 3548 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES · 3 7 60 SERVICES 3812 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil REP AIR 3880 Ii ADDITIONS 3 916 DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii An experienced HomelRonlal ProporllH liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• QUALITY CARE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --------· AvalonCarpeWphola Lori'• Housecare dependable door Paint-Carpentry· HOUSE•SITTING REVOCABt.I! 20 yrs exp. Quality INT/EXT.QUALITY 1sT KITCHEN & BATH ADDmONS l!MODEUNG 3410 l low price-no hidden Detailed service, sup-hanger. Guar work, Drywall and morel lmmac care by Wid· LIVING TRUST workmanship, fair Patch to complete AVAACA ENTERPISE charge. Ory/steam. 15 plies furn'd. Ref's. reas. Don 521·8910 O•ry 8 4 5·5277 owed Prol'I Int. De-$195 COMPLETE prices 645·2417 Ron Jobs. Licensed. 25yrs Cabinets/Tile/Plumbing yrs exp. Ken 651-3790 Best Rates 760-5044 1"0==-o:--:::O~R:o:,o:s--=R="E=PA"""'"IR==-E=D Qual Crpntry, Paint, signer. Reloc/So Ca. ( 714) 848·7207 P R 1 exp. 24 hrs 554•7831 Free est. L#586003 Satisfaction guarantffdl CloseVGar Stor, wall Loe refs 707·252·1209 ~~~~~n~lea~fcs• ~:o~ Fernando 542-6701 CARPET & UP.HOLSTERY •---------Ask for Mike Bless. units, furn, formica, 1---------~orp~: redpalrs, 2p0rotes· COMPUTERS 3556 542.2043 L;t431830 ='e,.,,p,.,,a,...1rs':":":61,..,,5.,..-s,,,.3,,,.5""9'""F'=re.,,.d,,,. s~~~ftt~en;h~~~r ~:,si~ MASONRY 3828 !t~~· ti!~.~xt~;-~2~~ _P_L_U_MB __ :--I_N_G __ 3_8_9_0 ,_TRAN ___ S_LA_T_O_'D_, __ 9•11 Construction s ona Y one. yrs. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEST MAN SERVICES Feb. 60yra of MN win-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .,,,,.,,.,.,~=~....,.~=-=-""""'l &\/ •Addl11onse bath remodel exp. Sr disc. 77s-G3SO MAC TUTORING ELECTRICAL 3610 Assemblers-You name ters enuff fpr X·YL. JOHN DORAN MASONRY RAINBOW Clrcle Malnl. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TUTOR 3927 •1~~1o/~o~=~n1r~~~.~ -----------S (lndlvQldu1alk& B~) d It: Au. dlo Systems to Local refs. 786-5295 Brlck•Stone•Block•Lg PaJnling. lot/Elt. HOU$e/ THE LOCAL PLUMBERliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~i!i CERAMIC et·up, u c en, or X·mas Glltaf 842·9962 & small job• OKI Uc Apt, Oual. job. Free ost. -1 WIUiam Bangert Co.· SPANISH/ENGLISH frH Ell. 871-4941 Excel, Modems, OTP A-1 l!I ct I al k 41687191 831·3832 St. Hcl569897 636-8888 Since 1947 Technical & Gen. Also TILES 3528 Mark 875-7245 • r c wor Carpentry, roofing, JEWELRY 3784 Frlendly Service ___ __.________ Duncan Con1truct1on plumbing drywall W d k/W 11 0 1 1 lnterpreVTutor Serv. APPLIANCES iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MICROSO" WINDOWS Quick Response stucco painting rne' 1-----------1 °0 wor a az ng L#476000 675-9304 Native so. American. SERVICE 3426 REGROUT & INSTALL 20% DI:~~~~· On-site LALocc!~sc: 8L50.C7T04R c2 electrl~al. Jim 641:7494. Wiiiiam Harold Jeweler• MOVING 3834 ~=~~e:::n:v'::~ 1:'~~= THE NEWPORT BEACH ~usan• 973.7409 Leaky ahowera re· PC lnatallallon 1etup .. • E E I HANDYMAN Carpen-Watch & Jewelry repair Exp. Ref' a 546-5766. •PLUMB I NO CO.• 1--------- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii paired. Llll870130 & troubleshooting. 25 yrs exp. Fr•• eat. try, tile, plumblng & Antique/Fine Jewelry PUBLIC NOTICE FasVdepend No O.T. TREE HOMB Rl!FIUQ/FRZ 673-8065 Of 846-8526 EverQreen Ml~o Rea/Comm. Sr dl1c. roof. 25yra exp w/refa. &ly/MIWadt 87!1·0385 The Calif. P"bUc Utlll· Lif!874497 548-8722 SERVICES ~.~~!'palr~a;,~rn~~ Tiie, glass blocks (714) 984-3317 L# 238300 942-8560 Jerry Bell 775-e380 Ilea Commission RE· PIANO• VOCAL 3929 Mil/Sr./Stdnt disc. remodeling, fair prices TUTORING & Plumblng/elec/Water LANDSCAPE• QUIRES that all uaed LESSONS 3868 ROOFING RtHablo Refrigeration Lie/Bond, Free Eat. CONSUL TINO FENCES heatera/aprlnklera/cell IAWN CARE 3808 ~C:,~!~.ho~~lntgot~~I~ . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii3ii9iilii0 •ALL AM•IUCAH• TRl!B Sl!VIC•. L#4172& 999.3493 Grtworkl 538-1288 DOS, Windows. & DECRS 3615 fans. FREE E1tlmates1,'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii P.U.C. Cal T number; PIANO Beg.·Advanced 20-yrs EJCp. 723·1985 241 -0137 or 21 8-8189 1" llmoa and chauffeura AJI age1 -Teacher cer1. BOATING SERVICES CHIMNEY 3470 SWEEPS F.Nc.s ...... T•s 8 ••10 Yard Malnt. print their T.C.P. num-Entertainment Avail. CONCRETE L '* ..._ .. * HARDWOOD Lawn~ Cleanups, ber In all advertise-Jennifer 640-8669 3538 . ui new""81r/polt ,.,1Kee1 Tr•• Trimming, Lt men11. If you have a MASONRY 3557 Redwood• L#S76605 FLOORS 3712 Haullng 979-8245 quHtion about the le---------• Jim Whyte 642· 7206 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii o s r f 11 MARINI! HANDYMAN SMOKl!f CRACKaT fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii reen cene Landscpng ga 1ty o a mover, mo PET T'roubl• shooting. 24 All repalr1 & remodel· * BHt Prlce/Qu1llty -::~;,:;:r.:~~ C~~~~~~p~. : lr~:~t~~~1.;r1~;::~n,e or ~~:1~~'~t~r0 .. call: SERVICES hr 1ervlce. Call Noah Ing. Spark Arreater1. l.andaclpe, brick, 11one eshmalts. Low ptlcfl. Uc'd rellable, affordable. ups & Malnt, St. Uc. Comml11lon 3870 CA.LL US FIRSTI Reroofs & repalra. Local co, great prlcH. Evans Roofing 754·7834 •REROOFINO• SPECIALIST Free Eat./Sr. Dl1c. Yard Cln-up531-8415 Big Mike'• Tree Svo Tree trlmng/removal, clean-up. 1 ~ra In CM. Free Eat. 850-0270 FREI! ll!STIMATES WALL 714·548· 7257 800. 714-LUCKY Concrete. 143-0822 Mnn .. Constr. 97'-5301 714-84 ... 708 #599025, 850.8109 714-558-4151 1•714-"°"7721 COVERINGS 3932 •ROYAL TR~MENT• Sadler Roofln9-Uc "liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii----------------------Brick, Block, Slone, Tiie Landscape Repair Drop In pet alttlng. Ina. Specialize comm. Cuatom W•llpaper CARPENTRY 3510 CLEANING ~;1~~·B:8d~·R~~'.v;;~•-F-URNI--TU--RE----t{AUUNG 3720 Mallbu·lght1-Sprlnklra PAINTING 3858 Safe & Conv•nlentl re-roof/repair. 25 yrs. Strlpplng/Pelntlng iiiliiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml SERVICES 3548 Ex.p. Terry et7•7H4 REPAIRS 3622 •iiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiii• ~'~::' ~~r:•7i~~7:f:liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiii ___ P_r_o_r1_c_ar_e.,.._1 .... 4_0-0-2s_2_ •FREE EST 875-5095 No Job too amallt MIR• A CARMllll'U 'Ziiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii H 11 J k A 11 •W.P . YOUNGQUIST Peraonallzed Pet Care ---------5% Off w/ad. 973-2937 •--------1• au ng un ' PP . TREES " Iv N ~--------~ldrdel/Wtlo:,•.f:'/R•:-po:,~~~ •WINDOW CLEANING• CONTRACTORS Complet• ""tor•tlon .,,Etc••· Y01Cd•C11••aMn-IUkp, o~:'"'palntlnllngC•~. ;.::' ::•;:.!.,~· u~ REMODELING Shopping for a new r Refinishing, repair, up-c ... • T•"""'...... Lewfl•. 'uc1-v.· Ina."""' Ina. Rafa 973:'.'°7;e.. • ADDmONS 3916 apartment? classified Concrnte/Elec/Plumb. FREE ES'rlMATES GENERAL 3558 h61a, etc. FREE pick· Me-1391 ..... .._ 751~71 .......... .l•n""I, 848-7840 297-8081 David up/dellv/eat. _2_1823 FrM ftt 145-3305 let• you compare -coal• • without hassle ,..,... ~ Doors, w111o CLEANING DONE lllGHTI QUICK RRSPONSKJ HOME raD111 LEGAL 11,.....,,......._ PWTll DUNCAN orworryl dOwf, ~ 1ta1CCO I 6rt Prtvate Rnldencea. Local Uc. 20 yt exp •--------~ PLUS touchupa. COllSTRUCTION ClaHlfled -.. tlnclt. ptos. tie. Uc. Reterenc: .. ·a Avall. 6mall Joba, big Job• HANDY MAH 3710 S:SllVICES 3710 SEllVIC!S 3812 24 Hra. Richard Sinor RIPAlll 3880 20 Yrs Eap. Small a 842·5818 ... np.JefTJMtoOllT RH• M2·7979 Duncan Cont eS0.1042 UC 280944 8415-320t~----iillliiiiiiiiiil Lg. Jobe e.0-70421,-------- ' I \