HomeMy WebLinkAbout1995-02-10 - Orange Coast PilotTHE NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA ~ime for our
Februarv thaw! 0 ·,
so \\(I haven't rec1lly
~ullercd that mulh, r;LU!J.!J?
but \\e'll ha\e warmer
t "mpcratures tocfav aft r our U>ual
d l 01 mormnl! cloud' and tog.
See Wt1dther, Pdge 1
Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
Small turnout heirs about possible ·school clits
~ Parents express disappointment that they didn 't hear
about Newport-Mesa's plan sooner and that they didn't
have a s~y. District invites input into proposal.
Bv M.u.v ANN HA.usoN, STAFF Wann the meeting was taking place and
NEWPORT-MESA _ About 25 • in part to a .separate bankruptcy·
residents showed up at a meeting r~lat~d meeting presen.ted by the
Thursday night to hear about a list dtstnct at the same time at an-
of proposed cuts in the school dis-other school.
trict budget which run up to $14 The small crowd at Thursday's
million in savings and include re-meeting didn't surprise Kay Sand·
ductions from school bus service land, \\'ho has children at CQrona
to employees. del Mar High School ;.ind Anders-
The low turnout was blamed in en Elementary.
part to a general unawareness that "A lot of people didn't know
about this until they read ii in 11ic
paper today," she said. "h 's a
short notice and some people have
to get babysitters. Dut we asked
for this infonnation weeks ago.
Yes, it's changing information, yes,
it t:ikcs time. We understand that.
But ·that's their job."
One of the three people "ho
spoke at the meeting told the
Newport-Mesa Unified School
District's Budget Advisory Com-
mittee that she is angry the list
was created without any input
from parents. She also asked "hy
no cuts included district adminis-
tration from the superintendent on
down.
,
Nine-month-old Tatonka throws his weight around
for Travis Gorham, left, and onlookers at the
Centennial Farm at the Oral}lc County Fairgrounds
Thursday when it ca.me time tir him to leave the farm
for the last time. Tatonka is joining a rodeo, while his
mother, Becky, will be taking a short vacation to ·
Marysville to be bred. At rigl;tt, Colby Reedy who gave
Tatonka 1lis name, was a ~ gue · farewell.
He came up with the name idler wa the movie
"D.anccs With Wolves," in which that was the name
given to the l\uffalo by the Indians.
PHOTOS ar LEAH HOQl'IWM, DAJLT 'pu.oy
Increased allocation ol federal
lunds to homeless irks councilmen
~ Peter Buff a and Gary
Monahan object to giving
51 % of community block
grant money to agencies
that help homeless, but
they are outvoted.
Bv TINA Boa.GAT'l'A, STAFF \Va.1Tn
COSTA MESA -A little more
than hair of the federal funds the
city receives this year for public
services will go toward programs
aimed at assisting the homeless
wandering tne streets of Costa
Mesa.
following recommendations
from two citizen advisory commit·
tees formed to help assc s the
needs of the community, the City
Council on Monday decided to de·
vote 51% of the funds to service
for the homeless, while the re·
mainin& '49% would be hared
among programs serving low·
income residents and people with
special needs.
The total allotment represents
15% of the funds the city recei\'CS
through the Community De·
velopment Block Grant progr:im.
The Redevelopment and Resi-
dential Rehabilitation Committee
and the Consolid:itcd Task Force
conducted 1he studies os part of a
new process which cities ore re·
quired to perform in order to
qualify for the grant money.
But not everyone :igrccd "ilh
the commillccs' recommendations.
Councilmen Peter Buffa and Gary
Monahan both voted against lhe
allotment.
"1 thought there might be dif-
ferent things we could do \.\ith
that money,'! Monahan said. "I
thought we might be able to use it
to work on code enforcement
aimed :u solving some of the va·
arancy problems in!olc::id o( ju t
lipping more money to the (soci:il
leefUN Dl/P ... 6
•EST •n
na takes the rnoilld
Southern California
College's Ila Borders makes
her hOme debut as a
sophomore today when the
Vanguards play host to
Whittier College in a
college baseball game.
Borders is slated to throw
her fir~t pitch al 2:30 p.m.
SCC is at SS Fair Drive in
Costa Mesa.
INDIX
Around Town ............... 4
Check It Out ............ ~ ... 2
Classified .................... 11
Police Files ................... 2
School Days ................. 2
Weather .......••••.......•.... 2
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\\ . ., 'kc,I tor • t other mcc 11n~
1'1.1 ' am'°s. '
Public co111111l!nt'> \\Crc tatcn
lron1 :he ro,\d .1.tcr th om-
mi11cc had re' ic'' ... d Jbt-ul h:ilf of
the ; 1t1.:ms on the 1:)1.
Next budget committee meeting ls Tuesday
The next Budget Advisory
Committee meeting will be
held from 5:30 to 7 p.m.
Tuesday at the Harper
Community Center, 425 E.
18th St., Costa Mesa. l hc
committee \\ill then give an
"I myself am outraged, th1::. Ji,1
is inlolcrablc," ~aid C) nJ1c
Uurkoman, a parent of_ a Harbor
update to the school board at
its regular 7 o'clock meC':ing
that night.
The Budget Ad\ isory
Committee also scheduled a
meeting for 7 p.m. 1 hur<.dJV at
the Harper Communny Center
View Elcmc1 1 .,, student .. And I
"onder "h\ th1,· h::.t "JS not m:i<le
public befon: tl.i .... 1 h1::. h:.t of cul::.
Rcb rt Kc.I~. n tc;ichcr :it :-:c,,.
pun I !cal!hb Ekmi.:nt:i~ nnd the
pri.:sid ... nt ot the En\lronmentnl
Kstur.: C1:1111:r, .mited th.: com·
m1ttce 10 ,j,,1 thc ccn1cr, \\!ltch 1
on the 'llfSC,tcd fo.t to p '•l>b
lo~c ~100.000 1n Ji~tr1 .. t fcAd ng.
I ii! addc ... ! 1h.1t he \\:I" • dt:.·
t!runtbf' th.Ii h.: onh found 1 ~l1ou1 th.: meet n~ ;i~J th~ pro·
po c.I cuts :r , : ,... IJJ.l~ P1!01
•See SCHOOLSJPage 7
Another proposal tor
·hockey rink rolls · in
~A local co mpany wants
·to locate an open-air,
in-line hockey rink in
Newport Beach, but space
in the city is tight.
BY E\',~~ H l'.Nl )t~ON, ~I" I \\ llltrll
~E\\'POR I UL\(.11 n .. nk-
in:! on the thcof"\· tint t 1.: rolkr
hockc' indu-.11' ·,"11 ll'tltim,.: to
thri\e: J loc.11 con•p.n~ ,, .ttlempl·
>ing to bring • n pcn-:ur. m-htic
1mckq rink l ) 'I.\\ port 13 ... d1.
Alth'"rngh .1 :.111. .t-. n ·1 b ... ~n lo-
c:Hcd. th~ Cllllll'·•ll~ It pc' to h·1\I.'
the rink in pl.1cc b~ ::.ummcr. a~
cording to the commcrd.11 brul;.cr·
·1gc ag¢nt h ••'tiling. 1lw accl)unt
The cump.111y, \\hkh c.1lb ll">ell
the NC\\ port Dry Ice Center. h:t!I
con1ac1cd the lll~ ol N'.:\\port
Beach and !he (\C\\ r<.m-~lc'J
Unified School 1)1::.trict 10 inquire
about po:.:.1bk sllcs for a rink
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Thinkin' of .the rink?
thcr h:h 11.rn .. p:rc '· •
"T h.:rc h3\C been no Ji,CUS!l1on~
.1bou1 .1 .. pcdfi..: lo..::uii.m, term' l r
an).lh n~ l!f,c.'' OcrnJ ~aid · 1'11"
1:. one l i ma~~ N'-)r ":.ib '"-;. £l't
J
· Ne,\port -~fesa Superintendent
Mac Dernd said he hns rccei\'cd a
letter of inquiry but nothing fur-See RINK/Page 6
Leave our tre~s alone ,
-Balboa -residents say
.,... In respons e to local
oppos ition, the city delays
a decisio n to remove eight
trees as part of a plan to
make downtown Balboa
more pedestrian-friendly.
DAL130:\ -Ol"lcltl'n' to the
rcmo\'al of ll.'l1t I icu:. tree::. on ~lain Street h:1, fom.J '!c\\ porl
Beach citv off11:1.1b to rC·C\:Jlllinc
its plans ·ror the impto\cmcnt of
JO\\ nlO\\ n D.1 ll,0.1.
rhe ci1v·s P.1rk'. lk.1cbe::. and
RccrcJtion C.\1111111i, .. jl,n recent!\
del.l\ed a dcc1,1on on \\hc1hcr to
rcmo\'e eight of the Hi tri.::c along
;\1.1111 5trlct. the ~lrcet \\h1ch end,
.11 the l3.11l'o.1 PJ,1hon 1 he \.Om·
1111._..i,,n "111 rccon~iJcr the m.111cr
.11 '" ;\1.11 ch ~ m.:c1ing.
Bi.:llirc the. nc\I p~blic .hc.1m1••
A'''' .1111 Cit\ :'-l.m.11!Cr Ken Deh-
nt hl)j'i.:" ,,, ;11cc1 \\Ith rc..,iJ1.. nh l f
the Lbllh1.1 l'cnir,ulJ Poinr I lomc-•
ll\\llCr' \,~O ... 11l''l 10 CJui:,.:: hO\\
l\:nin,ul.1 r:siJ:nl~ kc( :il~, t th~
I rl1p1• :ii. 11.: \\t I J':.0 r .. c1. .:-
tore :ind • ft-.r" . .Hti,: rcnu1.1 n _:, of
tl1c 'trc .. 1 m th .. "'"J"1'' 01 the
\\'db F:ir!! i B:ink ,,1 1h:i1 rc,i-
lk nt-. -.Jn 1,1,1k :ind JUd~e .I.Jr
thc111:.l!hl' ·
AnJ if cnllll~h p:t1plc tdl the
cilv lo ka,·i: th.: tru., alone!
=·Thi-. 1, the 1'.:·1 n ... ul:i\ d-."\n·
to\\n," Oclino ~ord. "If the Pcnin-
sul:I doc~n't \\.lllt w do it, it'::. 111cir
See TRElS/P•te 6
Businesses hope postcards deliver tourism
~ The cards depict favorite
Newport land marks and are
sponsored by merchants:
Uv DAVID SILVA
Sn<"L\l To nu: o.uu ru <>r
NEWPORT BEACI I -A !oet
of commemorative postcJrJ l11gh·
lightin& 12 of Nc,\pon Ol!ach'<i
moM popular tourist :attractions
has 1cccivcd the !otamp of oppro,al
from the ci1y·s Conference anJ
Vbi1ors Durcau -and the cards
could prove lucrath·e for the New-
porl hbrary.
RcnJercd by commi::.::.ioncd art·
t!ol S1e'e Simon. the depictions of
!ouch main tays as the Dol')man
hshrng Village, the H)nll NC\\·
porter, the Balboa Ferry and the
Dnlboa Fun Zone will be avoil:>blc
in rctoil outlets ond distributed by
the vi itors bureau to clients in the
tra\cl and touri!.m indu try.
111e post~rd collection, which
come with envelope and will re·
tail for a suggc!.ICJ SS.99. \.\as
One of the postcards in the new collection.
sponsored by l J local bu.:'inc c
and produced hy Barrell and Bar-
rett Publi hers of Newport Beach.
One ponsor. Boyle Ensineering,
plan to donate all it proceeds
from the ulc of the po tcard 10
the Ne\\port Ucnch Public Library.
"Newport's library sys1e~ has
heen a predominant success and
"c're dcli,htcd here at Doyle to
help their effort any v.ay we can."
he NITCAllDl/Pe .. 6
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nday, February 10, 1995
Take heart, •ll'Y
has resources
for romantics
W hile C\ el) One kni>\\) th:u
:ilentine's D3y i an occ:lsion for
cdcbr:uing rom:mcc. no one
'-c m .. ,,, kno" prcci ely "hy. 1nere arc a
number of talcs th:it ha\C been used to
C\pl:iin ih origin'>, but these rcm:iin .1r ) phal :.it hi: t. •
!:>I r1-.' wrC tolJ 300Ul t\\O C:lrly mJrt)rs
nj .. J \ Jlcnunc One "a' .t pnelll
b~hc. J .. J 1n Rome for -.ccrctly mall')ing
~uuns clUpk .. J~jillllt the ordc:rs of
l:.rnpcror Cl.1udiu'i E. Another was a -'
)OUng m.m. imprisoned
b' the Rom:ms for
ref u fng to wor 'hip their
tl><ls, "ho rcceh ed love
nl 1c::. from children he
h:u.J bdrtend'd through
the barl. of his cell.
Some :iuthoritics ha\e
LOCALS ONLY
CITY EDITOR IRIS YOKOJ, S74-42ll
Cllt•H
R~g1stration i under way for th.e. annual
Spint Run '95, the school fund-r:11s1ng
C\'Cnt pl3nncrs call Orange County's
largest 5K/10K road nee.
About 5,000 participants are expected to
pound the pa\'cment Feb. 26 in front of
about 7,000 pcetators to raise money for
Andersen, Harbor View and Lincoln
elementary schools.
• l~or more than 11 )"Cars, the Spirit Run
has been the major source of funds fot
supplemental educational programs at the
three schools.
Through community· sponsors and
\'Olunteers, the schools have been able to
gi\'C children "Science on the Go"
projects, 'ideo library materials,
computers, ph)~ical education teftchers,
field trips and art programs.
La Donna
KieniU
1 oted the similarit}
bet\\Cen the \\Ord
\alcn11nc and gal:mtine,
an nb.,olete French term
tor lo,cr. Othi:r:. cbim
Valentine's Day c:in be
traced to a pagan fcn,ili ty
rnc the Rom:ins
practiced on feb. 15. Still
Cutv [' LUIUCll'DAlLY rnoT
Tai·ing one on: D'Amore Health Center class members, from left, Sandy McDaniel, Stacey Gallehue Jack
Jackson, Betty Nielson and Sharon Wo lfe practice t'ai chi ch'uan at TeWinkle Park. '
In addition to rnising funds. the Spirit
Run encourages ~tudcnt, family and
community in\'olvcment, C\ cnt pl:rnners
!.:ty.
C1ieck
It Out Inventors will share their ideas tonight at DCC
• 11fi .. 1, I hc'c: the celebration stems from
111 uhl l· ngl"h belief that birds \\OulJ
d100 c thc."ir n1.1tc.i. on this da). u ... .,p11c the." c unccn atnues. there'!. little
J,>ubt that Valentine's Da) is '"idcly
ob!lened l hol>C "ho succumb to its
jppc:.tl might he interelltcd in rom:m\ic
i:-.1.,11 -=~ dlc:rul b) Ne" port libraric!>.
Attention Rube Goldbergs.
Jn,cntor:. and entrepreneurs will share
their C\perti'e on all a'pcct -0f inventing
ar a month!~ forum :it 7:30 p.m. today in
Room IOI of Orange Coast Collegl!'s
Science Lecture H..111, 270 1 Fairview
Ro:id in Co:,ta M~\a.
Each l>Cminar k..1 ture professional:,
haring the .. how to" aspects of new
product im-cnting, legal protection,
market C\aluation, protot)ping, \'Cnture
tin:>ncing and bu inc planning.
Col>t i:. SS per session for Inventors·
Forum members, SIS per session for
non-members and gue ts.
Call 432·5SSO for more information.
An incorrect price rnnge
for the Valentine's Day
menu at Tapas Bar and
Gnll in MacArthur Square '"as printed in Thursda) •s
Weekend section. The
correct prices arc S I0.50 to
SJ9.
1l1is year's ''inner of the :innu:il logo
contest is Anderse n fifth-grader Nicole
Poole. Her entry depicts four colorful
panels with a sailboat, sun, palm tree and
runners against :i high-rise background .
The course runs in and around Fashion
bland and Ne,,port Center. overlooking
Ne,,pon Dc3ch and the P.icific Ocean.
Volunteers arc also needed for race day.
To help out, call Patty Iloortz at 7(,()-9550.
To register or for more information, call
the '95 Spirit Run Hot Line at 509-2904.
SCHOOL DAYS
Among thc:.e is ··u1erary LO\er!.," an
.1111hulo~ l)f lic1ional p:ission b) such
li te r.ti) 111.>11' as John Updike. Nadine
GurJ1mc:r .ind Jo}ce Carol Oates. Vi,e"ed
h ::lth1;r, thc."~e piece:. provide a portrait of
"1nl.1w.111on ;mJ devotion, bli:.s and
l11:.1r1Mc.1i.... f.1di 1\g ardor and inten~
l'1Ut1,"111:· In lOntra~t ... Love':. Wi'tncl>l> ..
Newport Heights fifth-graders take 'No TV Challenge'
1, .1 , n11ptl.111un or 500 years of romantic
pit.'ll) h) \\Olllen r .1ngtng from suck.little
I. IOI\••' .. , A1)11e K1lligrcw to the
h lh \ nul l'11T1l) 0 1i:l..1n on and Ma)a
\1 ·-.Ii u.
I••• .1 n.111c ;1n.il~11c.-I approach, check
1 11 th .. · \11Jto111~ of w,i:," foculling on
the c\Cllut111n 1.I monogam), :.idultcf) and
,\i.0 1 i:·· lh1m prdll!>toric times to our
1 ,, n ·~111.il .1rl). the "hi!.toncal, cultural,
r.:h~lllU'> .111d btl)logical roots of IO\C" arc .. 'r lorcd in · \ :-..j1ur~tl History of Lo,e:·
In 1'e.1<lrn~ lrom the J le:ut," the
rcl.111 111,L11p hel\\c.en romantic literature,
the w.1 11.h f11r l1J\e :rnd identity in real-life
.lie.' I\.\ IC\H:d .
rur rum.11111<: 1n.,pirat1on. nothing works
i'-.'lta than mu,ic, :ind the l1br:iry has a
\,lrtl'I) ol ((),to put )OU in the mood.
'R11111.1mc:' p.irt of the .. Masterworks
D111111;r Cl.1"icll .. se ries, features orchestral
\\1>1J..,·h\' Puce.mi, 13izctt ;ind Ravel, and
\.\Cll 11h.lud..:' :.i suggested menu of porcine
"" 1.1 d1\c. •rnd grilled salmon on pepper
'1uLl L 1l\e Song," contains pieces by
1.111hp• 1 u' ·'' '.1ried :rs Aaron Copland,
H.1d1.11J Str.1u'' and Stephen Fo!>ter,
p1;1 f11r111~J b) soprano Arleen Auger " 1th
p.;11111 .1u;nmpjn1mc nt.
On .1 more Cl>n tcmporary note,
· Gu'h,.in for Lo,ers .. i!> the la1est
rc.1.111J111g h) J 1u p1jn1~t Marcus Roberts.
I h .. · ,ilhum 1111..lu<les nimble interpretation~
ol \u..11 -.1.1nJ jrdl> as .. A Foggy Day" and
"Our l mc 1\ I lcre to Stay."
I or tho'e ''ho hl,,c their romance on
c..:llulurJ. the library llffcrs "Moonstruck,"
!.tJrr111g Cher :.ind Nichola Dgc, a
Jcl1gh1ful rnmantic comedy of
ltjlwn·Amenc.;,in manners. Dilly Crystal
.rnJ t-.tcg R> ..1n match witticisms in the
dcf1lv·\H11tcn "When Harry Met Sally,"
.1bout a couple's long-running debate on
1he nature of malc·fcm:ile fri endships. The
da ... -.il. uf the genre is, of coul'sc, th e
Phil:tdclphb Story,'' !>tarring K:itherinc
I lephu1 n a ... the stuffy heiress who, on the
e\'C ul m.irl')tng her second husb.rnd,
1 .... 1cn' to· her heart and instead rcm:irries
her f1r't. Now th;11·., :.omething to
celebr..11c.
lJJIJ01111n Kfrnitl is the Ncuport Dcac/J
Ii/Jr.ii fan. "C/Jcck Jt Out" Is Hrittcn by tile
~t.Jff uf Ille Neu port IJcac/J l'ublic UbrJf)'.
I /Ji~ neck's <"Olun111 is by Stet c11 Sbort.
NEWPORT ELEMENTARY
S ome of the c~citing things th:it h;t\'C bcrn hap-
pcn1n~ at Nc'"f>Ort El arc:
I LAG DECK: bcry Frid..1y prompt!~ at 8:20
a.m., the entire llthool meets in the quad area :mJ
conduch Flag De.cl.. Studenb k..1J U!> in the Pkdgc of
Alkg1ancc, Jnd a p..11nq1ii; .. ong i-. .~ung. All studl;!nb
and lll?ff arc encouraged to \\CJr red, \\h1tc and blue
on Friday , and parents :ind communit) members arc
im ited to join us .
JUST Rl:.AD: Our focu this )<!ar h on the ftjdtng-
\Hiting connection. 1h:,c:irch shO\\i, thll the more !.tu-
dcnts read, the more '°'jbulary anJ concLpts they ac-
quire. lncre:i ed reading also a si ti. !>tudents in gnin·
ing \\fitiog sl..111 , for in literature, they.lice the struc-
tures di-.playctl that can scl"\c as models to good \Hit·
ing.
We arc stri"ing 10 ha\'C e\Cf)one at Ne\\port El
read, rc;.ld and re:ld some more! Our goal as a le:i rn·
ing community is 10 read 70,000 booi...s by the last duy
of sch.ool. To celebrate reaching our half-way goal of
reading 351000 books, ''e \\Ill ha'e a J UST READ
Celebration on Friday, h~b. 3. Everyone "ill wear a
CO!.t\Ulle depicting hi\/hcr favorite character from a fa.
\Orite book, and \\C \\Ill conduct a book c>.change.
TOM SAWYE:R: We ha'c a \crv :.tcti\C drama club
at Newport El. "Tom Sa'')er," our fall production,
pla)ed to a f ult hou!.e. Credit &Oc.!S to Director Jeni
Coor..., ProJucer Carol Arnold, amJ :.in incredible per·
formancc b) the C.t')l. \\ e .ire gratclul to our PT A lor
SpllnSOrtng the arb .ll NC\\ purl LI and fo r all or our
\Olunlcers \\ho \\Cre imol\ed in l.upporting thill pro·
duct ion, '' hich includi:J more than 1>0 Ne\\ port El :.tu·
dcntl..
OUR DARL Ol·rlCLR IS TllE COUNTY'S 10P
COP! We arc \Cr) proud of ou r Orug :ind Alcohol
Re!.i!.tancc Education Olltccr l.:.d Wabh! Detective
Walsh 'isits ;ill of our cb-.mxum '' ith his mcl>sage of
helping students be a\\ arc of their right to say "no" to
harmful l.ulJ~t..1nce ....
.The entire county now l..nO\\ll what \he students,
paren'ts, and !>ta ff in the NC\\ port Elcmcnt:iry Com-
.. munity h.ivc kno\\n for yc:m: Ed Wolsh is the best!
l le bring" a high level pf imohcmcnt, commitment
and dedica tion to hi~ ~1dvocacy for drug and alcohol
rcllisl:i11ce educa tion. l l1s No. I priority is the safety of
our children, :.ind he is 10or~ dedicated to kids.
-IJy J(;Jrcn Kcnd;ill, interim ''ice princip~
NEWPORT HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY
At NC\\port Heighh, \\e'rc \Cry busy thb month.
We had our annual Jog·a·Thon Friday. The slu·
dents got people to spon-.or them, and they tf) to run
as many lap a~ they c:in in 45 minutel>. ·
In fit th-grade. M . Holmes' cla s is getting rc3dy for
their ~O TV CHALLENGE; the~ (:.tudents 3nJ
tcather) go t\\O ''eds'' ithout tek' i!>ion!
In the ~i\th·i;r:idc \Hiting cla,~. we jui.t fiobhcd
''riling pl.n pal letter:. to :.i.,th-gradcrs in Derun<lrk.
As for Student Council at Nc\\port Heights, \\C're
getting .. Mi. ion Impeccable," our sch"°I clc::in-up
prOJCCt !.taned!
for a 'Valentine's Day fund-raiser. we arc selling
singing telegrams and ha\tn~ a \';,rkntinc Bake Sale.
-By ,\folly \l'ccdn, srudcnt council president, :ind
Ariel J;icob ,,student council \'ice president
PAULARINO ELEMENTARY
K indcrgartener:. arc :.tud)ing about winter, ~ki·
mos, polJr bears and the four seasons.· Mr!.. Otis'
class is !,earning about the mail syl.tem prior to send-
ing v~1lcntines.
Mr!>. AppcJrs and Mrs. Maddu>.·s f1rst·gr~1dc classes
arc going to have a theme day basc:;d on Chinese New
Year, Tct and Korean New Year. Mrs. I loh's class
has ju!.t completed an :inimal report and has made an
animal mural.
The sec9nd~rades arc going on a field trip-'to the
Performing Am Cenlcr lo see the Disncyl.1n<l D:intl.
t..1rl.. Clark"s third-grade cla!.!> has n1..1dl.! a K\\ai...1u1l
Village mural and clay prairie dogs to ,go '' ith it.
The fourth grade!. arc ''orl..ing on mii.sion reports.
They al'o l>Jng ..11 the recent a\\ards a -.cmbl~.
Mrs. Lnona.,· ;ind ~Ir . ~lctoycr·ll lifth gr.i<lcll held
a f>O\\ \\OW in the muhi·purpollc room tu lOncludc a
foUM\cci... study of Native Amcric..1ns across the l 'nit·
cd St:ite!.. 1 ''chi: different tribes ''cre represented.
Mrs. ~kC:.tttin's si~th·grade clJss "islu:~ 10 SJ}
"Sheh, !>heh, nin .. to Mr!>. Kuo (~t1chacl':. mom) for
te..1ching them about Chinese New Year. 1 hey learned
how to \Hite and say a few phrases in Chincl.c, folded
an origami pig, ate Chinese noodle!. '' ith chops1ick~
and received red cmelopcs cont.1ining Chinese money
and eJndy.
-By Judy lUlc.t·, sixt/1-gr:ide tc:icl1cr
POMONA ELEMENTARY
T he fifth-grade :.tudcnt'\ anti. lltaJf were \ery
pleased to allcnd a performance of "Quc tz:illi"
by the Dallet Folklorico de Veracruz at Orange Coast
College on Feb. I. The .school appreciates the su pport
of the OCC Community Service:. Office in helping to
make this program pos!.iblc for the students.
Last month a new program, ~lano a ~1ano, was
llt~11 ted for st~dcnts and pnrents. This program will be
available monthly in the e\'cnings for students 10 come
with their parents to l>Chool and learn more about the
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mornin,; shiflinA
'outhwest lo west
1 5 knots this
ilfll'rnoon with onl'
foul \•ind wa\l'S, 4
foot \\l'Sll'rly SM.!ll.
locoilly hN\.'Y fog
;ilon~ lhl' COJSt
c.ll'Jrang lo p:irlly
cloudy ~kits.
TIDH
TODAY
rir~t high
S:40 a.m ........... 4.8
first low
1:03 p.m ........... 0.2
Second high
7:35 p.m ........... ).4
Second low
SATURDAY
First low
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flr~l high
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fr•"' Surfli••/ Wavetrak
threu9h Tuestil•y
Woitch out for new
sand b:ir~ offshore
built by silt wash-of(
from the recent
r.lin-Oooded rivers.
Also avoid dirty
waler, ilS some is
reported to have
poison oak in ii.
hpccl some fun
\\est S\\ells until the
weekend •vhen ~
solid west-northwest
swell from 11 strong
P .:icific storm will
reoich our coast 1(
t'\'erything holds
together.
For d;aily surf
reports and forccu ls,
c<1ll (900) 976-SURF.
The c.ill costs $1 .50
plus oany possible toll.
use or technology in education. The first meeting was
\'Cf) sUC<.'C. 'iful.
A nine-wed. cl:w; on parenting llkills i!. being pre·
scn1c:d at Pomona S1.hool from 6 to S p.m. on Tue:.day
nights. The cla'>s bl!gan the "eek of J3n. 30.
Opera Pacific r.ro,id1.:d the progr<lm .. Kids Sing
Succc~!" on reb. 2 tor all !.tudentll in the firllt
through fi fth gr;:idc.-. Our second grade !.tudcnts will
allcnd the Disneyland Band concert at the Orange
County Performing Ans Center on Feb. 22, !>ponsored
by the Oran&e County Philh:mnonie Society.
The staff in·SCl"\icc day on Jan. 27 was very bcnefi·
ciJI to the profe~ional growth of our te:ichers. The
focu or this day \\:lS in the areas of: technology use in
the clas!.room; language arts and student writing; pro-
gram pl.rnning; and how to help students '' ith special
needs.
During February, the following holidays ''ill receive
special attention in the classrooms: Li ncoln's Birthday,
Valentine's 0 .1y, President's Qay.
-IJy Ken11ctl1 Kill fan, principu
TEWINKLE 'TIDBITS'
T \\Cnty·ninc eighth graders 'isited Or:lnge Coast
College to sec \\h:tt kinds of courses and facilities
th e c.impus has to offer. The students toured the
br:rnd·ncw. SlO million computer.center and were
sho" n programs about a\ iation and electronics. They
'isitcJ the ~cicnce aqu.1rium, the drafting room, food
~ef\1ce and then cnjo~ed :i bal.l..e1b~1ll game (Mr.
O'Brien, th..: OCC ba,l..ctb.ill coach, is a science
tea~hcr at T1; \\'tnl..k).
Attention all crafter ! TcWinl..lc ~1iddlc School \\ill
host its second annual PTA Fund-rai er Craft fair on
April 1. No fool ing! lntcrcl.tcd? Call Carol Chandler
:1t 957·3:!62.
Sc\e111h grade students in Mr!.. Newcomer"s
Langu.1ge Am. cl:t~s "hammed it up·• in front of a
'iJco camer:i. adorned in co~tumcs and props of their
own del.ign, ~ls they portr;:iyed characters from
biographies they had read. The costumes and props
~u:c proudly di-.pl:iyed on her "wall of fame."
Sixth gr~1ders at TeWinkle arc heading fo r Kona
Lanes on Feb. 9 for a bowling party, and seventh and
eighth graders will be snapping.their fingers, sh ufning
their fee t and tingling their taste buds at a Valentine's
Day dance -named "Cupid's Corner" -on Feb. 14.
-By Rpn Miller, Editor ill Chief, Tc Winkle T11under
School Days is a feature that runs on Frid.iys and
Mondays. The reports a.re 1ubmittcd f.rom each
indh ldual school. If you hne question.• about bow to
get news of your school lncludfil, call City Eclltor Iris
Yokol at 574-4.233.
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
700 l>lock or Joann Street: A burglar pried the door
open to a residence and made off with
appro.-.imatcly Sl,480 in ~hower heads and two
l!C\\ ing machine!>.
NEWPORT BIACH
3000 l>lock of Pacific View: Someone broke into n
mortuary and stoic a personal computer valued at
S2,950. There were no witnesses.
TIPS Of THI DAT
• lnstJll a peep hole viewer in your door. Never
open your door without knowing who is on the
other side. Also consider calling their business office
to confirm the oppointmcnt.
• Have n light on in the room where you arc and
have 11 light on in n room where you are not. It gives
the impression of more th:in one person being at
home.
-courrc :y Newport D~ach police
Newport BMichlCosta Mesa Daily Pilot Friday, February 10, 1995 I
FOrmar school tru 111 Beny LlllY, dies 11 age 78
l97J flll Piion>
Betty Lilly
..... She was a founding
member of the
Newpmt-Mesa Unified
School District and well
known for her involvement
in the community.
.. COSTA MESA -Efizabcth
"Betty" Lilly, a founding member
of the Newport-Mesa Unified
School District and the fir~t Costa
Mesa Woman of the Year, died
Wednesday at Hoag Hospital ,of
heart failure folio" ing a six-month
illness. She was 78.
Mrs. Lilly, a 37-year Costa Mes:t
resident, was known for her
community involvement and wor~
in helping others, s:ud d:iughter
Barb3ra Lilly.
"She was very active in l<>dl
politics and she was the kind of
person who was always giving of
herself," Barb;ira Lilly S3id.
Perhaps her most notable
accomplishment was her
contributions to the cst:iblishmcnt
of the Ncwpon-Mesa school
district in 1966, according to
longtime friend and fellow
community volunteer I IJnk
.
Panian.
"She was instrumental in the
unification of the district, first
working with the League of
Women Voters and as a board
member," said Panian, a nlember
of the Mesa Consolid:ited Water
District board and Costa Mesa
Historical Society. "That may have
been her greatest achievement for
the community."
Mrs. Lilly was often seen in her
College Park neighborhood
working in her g:irden, tending to
her roses 3nd a variety of
tangerine, a\'OC3do, lemon and
or:inge trees. She" as u!>ually '"ith
I al If LY
. .
her shar-pei dog RufO es, her
companion for 11 years, who died
on the same day.
Neighbors used to come by the
house every morning for a ch:u
and cup of coffee. B:arbara billy
said.
Mrs. Lilly was also an act ive
member of the Unitariart Church
tn Costa Mesa and housed college
:ind foreign exchange students.
She was also one of the first
nurses at f airview State I lospital.
"She had a deep respect for
dients there," Panian said. "She
and her husband were a couple
'~ho dedicated their Ii\ cs to the
people :ind m:tking Fairview work.
Uetty was always \Cry
professional."
Mr . Lilly is preceded in de:uh
by her husband, Robert Lilly.
She 1s s~rvived by her sisrer
. Margaret Chandler of Boise,
Idaho; son Eugene Klotz of
Swarthmore, Pa.~ daughter
Barbara Lilly of Long Beach; son
Stephen Lilly of San Diego; and
grandchildren Gretchen KJou of
Portland, Ore., and Jeremy Kloti
of Philadelphia.
In lieu of nO\i.ers, donations can
be m:ide in her name to the
Amcnc.rn He:in Association or
the: NJtion.il Arthritis 1-"ound:ition .
Costa Mesa Council adopts goals for '9~ Consultant will evaluate non-sworn positions
within the Cos·ta Mesa Police Department The Costa Mesa City Council on
Monday adopted its list of goals
and objectives for the next )'Car.
Numbering 79, the list focuses
on providing a higher level of
~ervice to residents and business
owners, improving the city's
infrastructure and strengthening
the city's relationship with the
local business community.
Some of the council's goals
include:
• Getting the city's money out
of the county in\'CStmenl pool.
• Formulating a citizen-police
training program.
• Increasing police patrol by one
pe™>n per shift.
•"Solving" the city's vagrancy
problems.
•Completing a master plan for
Fairview Park.
• Approving plans for a xouth
sports complex.
Piglets premier a bit prematurely
Nine piglets came into the world
three d:iys early at the Orange
County Fair's Centennial Farm
this week.
The baby pigs were born
Wednesday to a 300-pound .
Hampshire/Spotted Poland China
cross breed. Mama Pig ga'e birth
unassisted, since the piglets
weren't expected until Saturday,
fairgrounds officials said.
The mother and her litt er will
remain at Centennial Farm until
the piglets arc uld enough to be
sold to mcmbc1s of loc:1l 4-U
clubs.
Thc1e arc l\\O other SO\\S at the
farm readv 10 farro" and fair
official expect them to deliver :rny
day.
Habitat for Humanity pl_ans orientation
Hnbitat for Humanity of Orange
County will conduct a volunteer
orientation meeting from 7:30 to 9
p.m. Feb. 28, at First United
Mc.thodi~t Church of Col.ta Mesa,
420 W. 19th St.
The meeting provides an
overview of the program.
Representatives '"ill describe how
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Habitat for Humanity select:> amt
supports families "ho buy I labit:ll
homes.
They \\ill also discuss upcoming
projects, volunteer needs and how
the program is structured.
A question ;rnd am,-we r peliod
"ill be i ncludcd.
Call 895-433 1 for more
information.
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Tempting
Valentine
Gifts
Starting
at $2.79
• Su~r-free candies
& Chocolates
• Hand-Dipped
lhlffie Cfiocolates
Reg. & Sugarfree
•Custom
Baskets
•Assorted
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TODAY'S lHt DAY st 0 p Smoki n g.
Amencan Hean . A ~iarion ..
•Examining ways to increase
services off ere(j by Co!. ta Mesa ·s
two branch libr:iries.
•Dispelling the perception that
Costa Mesa's "a tough city" to do
business in.
• Holding two community
forums a year.
City Manager Allan Roeder "ill
give the council a timeline for
each goal within the next month.
A consultant "ill be paid
$15,000 to evaluate various
·'civili:in" positions in the Cost:i
Mc:.a Police Depa1 tment.
In a labor agrec:ment \\ith the
city's classified emplo)ees' union,
officials from the city's Pcr:.onncl
Dep:irtment ~greed to conduct
the evaluation nftcr transferring
duties from several police
positions to non-sworn personnLI.
TI1e posts to be evaluated arc
administrati'e assistant positiom
in the Police Department's
training and records bureau, and
the property and evidence
di\bion.
1 he firm, Personnel Concepts
1nc., will exami ne "hcther the
salary scales offc:rcd with the
po!tlll ns :.an:. appropriate and
\\hcther :my other du11es could
be tr.111,fcm:d o'er to ci' ili:ir.
pc n.on ne I.
·1 he rompany has conducted
similar re' IC\\ s for :ic.cncies in
S3n Francisco, Anal;cim and
~1ission Viejo.
The City Council approved the
$15,000 contr:1ct on \1onday.
Free income tax assistance is now available to local residents
Free income ta'( assistance i-.
offered to local residents by 1he
Internal Revenue Service.
Loc::il residenis can seek help :it
the follo" ing Ne'' port-~ lc:..1 :.i1e-.:
•Orange Coa:.t Colkfe, 2i01
Fail"\ icw Road, Uu:.111css
Education Building. Room 104,
Cost:i Mesa; 9 :i.m. to noon
Saturdays, from larch 11 to
April 8. Call George 131anc at
432-5880.
April 15. C1ll Cc!t.:-.11.:
J,mJinc:-Hau; .1t 6~ :-~2.!.! for
limes. • Co:.IJ ~1cs:i Lihr:11y, 1..:55
Par!.. A''e.; 5 to 8 p.m.
Wednes_d.1ys, through April 12.
Call l\larianna Hoff :it 646-S -15.
Lht \ eJr, mon.: th 11 G.OtJO
Or•tngc" County t.l\pJ~crS \\ere
as'>istcd by the Voluntc.cr Income
Tax Assistance progrJm.
The I RS has trained volunteers
to assist low-incomy.familics,
senior citizens, people '' ith
dis:ibilities and
non-English-speaking individuals
in preparing federal and state
income lax returns.
• Cost:i Mesa Senior Center.
695 W. 19th St.; l to 4 p.m.
Tucsd3ys, through April 11 . Call
Walt Montgomery al 551-5183.
•Oasis Senior C11izens Center,
SOO Marguerite, Corona tlcl Mar;
by appointmen t only, through
for more inforn1.1t1on, c:ill the
IRS :it {bOO) b29-1040 or the ~late
franchise Tax Ot)Jrd at (SOO)
h52-57 1 I. •
Valentine event benefits Heart Association
The Amcric:in I !cart Association will present
Toujours L'Amour -"Romance by the Day" nt 7
p.m. Tuesday, V:ilcntine's Day, at the Balboa U.1y
Club.
The cwning begin-. "ith a champagne rccepl ion
follo,,cd by <lanncr and dancing to th<: l\1urray
Korda i.tring!>.
Co!> I is S IUO per pc:rson. "hh:h include' a
donJtion to the I kart A'>sOciation.
For rc~eJ"\:ition .... call 645-5000, C\l. 177.
Volunteers needed to
plant trees Saturday
RcLc:if Cost:i l\ksa is seeking
'olunteers to help pl:int 48 \\illO"
tree-. along JoAnn Street,
h.:t,,ecn Pomona :mu Placen1ia
;l\ cnuc~. thi:. Saturd:t).
·1 he volunti:er-. ''ill wot k from
~ to 11 a.m .. tf \\C,1ther permit.,,
I or more dct.1ih, call 546-39-l I.
Deadline nears for occ nominations
Or311gc Coast Cl)llege in Co:.t.\ Mcs:i is
searching for nominations for its Alµmni 1 l:ill of
FJme. ·
Spon~ored by the college\ Alumni
A.,.,oc1.1tion and A'"uciated Students, the Hall of
F.1n1e honors former student:. "ho ha' e cune on
h> :ich1c\e :.uc<:v•'> in a \'arictv of lteh.h. -
0 1..1dlinc for" lll\lllin.1tion-. h. l\:b 2"". occ-~
annual Alumna I l.11l l\I Lime lndu tton
Cuc:mun~ is sd tor ~cr11.. mbc1.
1894-1995
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1663 Placentia c. Co ca ~tesa
646-4838
You Don't Need
Candles To ~
Create Sparks. I
Light a fire with the elegant Fro•
Bouquet of love. Ro mantic flowers
in an exclu sive Fre nch lead c rysta l
vase adorned with frosted h earts.
Or with the FTD Beary Happy
Valentine Bouquet, d e licate
flowers a ro und a c uddly
teddy bear. Call or visit
your FTD florist today.
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CATERING SPfCIAUSTS
Remember we cote< boob & charters
•in your home or in our dining room. "
For"--•ccl
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Available a t these profeuional FTD florists
COSTA MESA
Conroy's Flowers
2983 Harbor Blvd.
540-3135 . 800-285·9998
Conroy's Flowers
2275 Newport Blvd
645-<>2•8
FULLERTON
•Fullerton Aorist
1016 N. Harbor Blvd.
449.2190 • 800-543-4n3
HUNT1NGTON BEACH
Conroy's Flowers
16961 Beach Boulevard
842-2605
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IRVINE
• Azar's Irvine Florlst
3992 Barranca PkwY , <•• C\Mll 757-9461 • 651.o344
LAOUNA HILLS
Conroy's Flowers
2401 2 Avenida De La Car1ota
586-2110
NEWPORT BEACH
Alicia's Flowers & Gtfts
1701 Connth1an Way
833-1888
•Azar's Newport Beach Ftonst
3935 Birch St (at QuaiQ
campus Square
75 7-9461 • 833-8662
WESTMINSTER
Oave'S Flowers
6332 Westmtnster Ave.
895~7
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4 Fr1day, February 10, 1995
TODAY
IUDI a •AM•I
0'Kccpin1 KJdi. Out or Gangs" is the
topic or dakU~IOn during a ip\:~lill 7
p.m. pre entation at Victoria School''
Muha· Purpose Room, 10:?5 \ actoria St.
an C()')ta Mesa. The event IS cc:ircd for
p:ircnts or elementary ~hool children,
and v.111 CO\er "h:ll 10 ~atch out for
:ind v.h:11 10 do to lccp L.ids out of
trouble. G:1ng prc,entaon spcc1Jlist
Hoy Alvarado :ind members of M:idrc'
Cost:1 Mc~:1 will pre enl a questaon
:rnd :inswer session. f or more
information, call 646-GANG.
ORCHID LOVIU UNITI
TodJy through Sund:iy. the three
le\cl of Cl)~tnl Court mall in Costa
Mesa v.ill be turned anto an enormous.
buMhng orchid greenhouse for "The
Fasc1n:i11on of Orchids:· the 15th
:innual Orange Count) C)mbidium
Society Show. Orchid grov.crs from
throughout the Un11cd St:itcs v.ill offer
c\h1b11c;. c;cmrn:irs :ind demonstrations
Adm1~1on as lrcc "'For more
inform:lll\ln, call .l35·2167
SATURDAY
SURPLUS FOOD
S1:niOr\ ;ind lm~-an,\lmc fom1ln:s of the
C:o)t.:t Mc\a Nc"port Ucach area c;in
obtain free U.S).) A \urplu~ food the
~ccond Saturc.l.:t) of cac:h month
bet\\CCn 8 and JO a m in the renr
parking lot of th1: Church of Christ.
286 l\vocacJo St. 1n C:o\ta ~1esa. I-or
more 1nformnt1on. c.:tll 6Jl·~l 77.
SILICONI ALLIANCI NETWORK
'I he Silicone All1.:in~e :-.dwork fur
Educ.111on meet\ fnim I ll> .i pm. at
South CoJ~l Con11nu111t\ Chur~h 111
ll'\1111e. Patholog1\t Rah;m K;irJ 10 h
the gu~t ~pc;il.;c:r l·or more
intorm:ition, c.:ill !'.kh.J) ;it c;.i<i.<Jb IJ.
SINGLES' PARTY
1 he Meeting Room. :rn :ittmJJhk
~angle~· orga111nt1on. i!. ho~tin~ a part)
from 7 10 9 p.m. JI Oub ~la\ wl lh.:
Red Lion I lotcl. 3050 Uri\lol ~t. an
co~t:i Mesa. The C\Cning indud1.~
complimentary appc111crs, s.:avi:ngcr
hunt mi..'<er game. prize\ and dJncing
Co~t as SS fo r members ;and S7 f9r
non-members. Dct:i1ls, 5.i5.g,Js2.
CUTTING TAXIS
"Cut Taxes With a Conseacnce" is the
theme of a free 8:30 a.m. breJl..fast
seminar spon~orecJ by Wealth /\~set
Management and I lou\ing Allies at
the UJlhon Boy Club. 1221 WeM
Pac1t1c: Co:i~t I l1gh\\,1y 111 Newport
Uc.:ich. Fur informatio n and rc~crvation~. call (800)926-4080.
VALENTINI FUN FOR KIDS
Boys and gir ls bcl\\cen the ;igc~ of 3
· :ind 7 arc anviled 10 1010 in on some
old fashiom.:J Valentine fun :u C11ff
Dmc Parle from 9 to 11 :30 a.m.
Sponsored by the City of Nc"'-port
lkach Community Scl'\accs
Dcp.:a.rtmi:nt, the C\cnt v.111 include
:ut~ and crafts, story time, iames,
sn.:icL.s anJ bc'crage. Co)t 1s S2J per
child. To pre-register, ~II 644-JlSI.
SUNDAY
WINI a CHOCOLATI fASTIN•
The Orange County Alumnne ehnptcr
of Alpha Xi Odt3 will hold Ii v.ane
nnd chocolate 1.:isting nt 8 p.m. at the
pri,·nrc residence of one of the
members. Co~t is SS per person. f or
rcsel'\ntions. c:ill P;im :it 786-6863. ·
MONDAY
HIGH TICH HU.RT RIPAIR
Card1olog1 t Tom Bcn\"enuu "''II
present the l;itcst options for
di:ignosing and treating hcn~t disc:'lsc,
including new high tech dC\accs and
procx:du·res, durang :> free 7 p.m.
lecture on the Grnce I lo:ig Conference
Center at I loag I iospit:il, 301 Nev.port
BIHJ. an l'\c\\ port Ueach. For
1nformJtion and resel'\:itions, c:ill
(l>OO) 514·1 IOAG.
AARPMlnlNG
Dr. Jeffrey Miller "'ll tnlk nbout
"Your Secret l lcnlini; Machine"
during the 1 p.m. meeting of the Costa
Mc!>n Chapter 121 of AARP at the
Costa Mesa Senior Center, 19th and
Pomon:i Streets. f or more
informi.lt ion. call 5~6· 7848.
AIWAMHTING
Frccl.:ince \Hiter and motivational
~pcakcr Li~a Bartley is the guest
~p1.:.:ii.cr at the 6 p.m, dinner meeting
ot Amenc:in Uusancss Women's
"''°"·iJtion :it the Country Side Inn,
315 Urn.to! St. an Costa Mesa. Cost is s:u. f-or rc\cl'\ations ... nd inform.:ition.
4Jll 66'.1·5.:00.
TUESDAY
ROMANCI IN THI '901
Fant.I out how love hns changed since
St V;ikntine's time :ind \\here it
appears to be hendcd during a free
noon program called "Romnncc an the
'IXh. I\ Look :'lt Love in the Sp:ice
1\gc" fo the Friends' Meeting Room or
the Ne"porl Deaeh Public Library,
WOO Avocado Ave. in Newport Ucaeh.
P!>ychologist and radio talk show host
Stephen U. Mason will cJiscuss "here
10 go 10 meet interesting people, how
mal$:s and females differ in expressions
'Qf love. nnd other "lovely" topics. For
more information, cnll 717-3800.
VALENTINl'S PARTY
The Meeting Room, nn ;iffordnble
singlc's organization. is holding a
6-Month
U.S. Gove rnment Treasury
6.31 %
Y1clll
to Matun t\
7.00%
Approx 'li1xahlc
l:<fUIV.tlCOL Yield
• \akl\ l i \ ( 1ovc1 nmcnt Ci uarantcc
• I I 1ghl'I Y1dJ,
• Ltn1111:J 'fl\:LtaJ ollc1
Ca ll toda)1: 714-476-5126
Ask for Uan Horgan,
Senior Vice Pre idcnl -Investments.
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Kemper Securiti es, Inc.
This Valentine~s Day, keep
the romance alive for days.
IRVINE
975-1280
3337 Michelson
&Jambore
t NEWPORT BEACH
252-0222
3601 Jamboree
& Bristo~~! t.At
Nature makes them beautiful. liiiii.
Conroy's makes tliem last. Guaranteed! rLOW£RS
,
a1nan
uc• UY WAI.ION• TOU•
The Friends of Newport Day will conduct free w:ilk ing tours of
the Upper Newport Bay Ecologic:i1 Reserve between 9 and 10:15
:i.m. S3turday. Tours depart every 10 to 15 minutes from the
corner of East Bluff Drive and Back Day Ro3d ne:ir Jamboree
and last 1 • to 2 hours. Wear comfort3ble shoes and bring
binoctil3rs and cameras. The tours serve as an introduction to the
rich variety of wildlife and plants at this important coastal m3rsh.
Call Fran at 646-8009 for more inform:ition.
Vnlcntinc's Pnrty from 7 to 9 p.m. :it
Atlnntis Nii;htdub, 3388 Via Lido in
Nc"port Bench. Mixer games, prizes,
dancing nre included. Cost is SS
members, S7 non-members. C:ill
545·8082 for details. ·
aUSINISS WOMIN'S LUNCHION
"I low To Talk So Men Will Listen" is
the topic of the 11 :30 :i.m. luncheon
meeting of South Const Business and
Professional WQmcn at El Torito Grill.
633 S. Anton in Costa Mesa. Cost is
S 15 members, S'.20 non·membc.rs. Call
472·4666 to HSVP. .
NIWPORT FOUNDATION
"Mc>.ic:in Financinl Crisi~:
Jmplic;itaons for the U.S." is the rnpic
or the 7:30 a.m. Ne\\ port Foundation
meeting at the B:ilboa Bny Oub, 1221
West Coast I lighwny in Ne"port
Beach. Economi 1 Guerimo Estebnnez
:ind utan America Region reporter
Ucbe Crouse :ire the guests. Cost
including bre:iL.fost is S20 members,
S30 non-members. Call 675·3228 for
reservations.
WEDNESDAY
LOCAL lfHCfS Of SANUUPfCY
Costa Mes3 City M:in;iser Alan
Roeder nnd Newport Dench City
Manager Kevin Murphy will tnlk nbout
how the Orange County b:inkruptcy
"ill affect their cities cJuring :i public
cJ1scussion th:it starts nt 7:30 p.m. in
Room 1 AU, Oasis Senior Center, 5th
Ave, and Marguerite in Corona del
Mar. lhc free meeting 1s sponsored b,•
the Costa MesnJNe,,pon Ucach
Chapter o.f the League of Women
Voter or Or;inge Coa)t. Details,
6.l6-8396.
HU.RT HEALTH llMINAR
I long rlosp11:il cnrdiologist Joel
Mnncl'lcster, M.D., will dis.cuss exercise
:ind fitness steps you c:in tnke to build
nnd m:iintnin good he:in hc:ilth during
:11'lhl .. 1:
'i' Ylnnouncing 'i'
o/a{entine 's
'Events
Lippe/'Warren
proutf{y pre.sents
~w Comia art gfass
!A{gerine & Jeff Comia U/i.((
6e pre.sent
Saturrfay, 1"e6ru.ary 'Efeventli
to person.afizt antf aiscuss tft.tir Worf;_
:Midiatf 'Tanay 'i' Cftristopfter 'RJu{f;p,
'West Coast ~presen.tative of L imoiJe 'Bo~e.s
will 6t present
1"e6ru.ary 10tft, lltft ana 12tft .
Pmentino 1995 '1{.atff;g Cfr.ristmas ornaments. Orrfer now!
(~ktf I 'IPPf /\\~21 ·-r· IN c l!"t\I ~' -3333 'Bear Strut.-Crys tal Court • Costa :Mesa i 556-1662
••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • : o/afentine Cefe6ration :
: Satu raay, 1e6ruary lltli :.
• Afontlay, 1e6ruary 13tli •
: 'Tuesaay, :Fe6roary 14tli :
• 5:30pm to 9:30 pm •
• ~1"i~ Menu • • • • 1"oie (jras Cliantedair • • ••• • •
• LirntSt'ont uttuct witfr 'ltfusfrroom.s &'Tomatoe.s •
: 'Toppttf witli CrumfJfetf (joat (free.st, 'llJup6eny 'J/inaifirettt : . ... .
• ~st Pttaf Sor6t t • • ••• • • • • 'Pfeast Stfut Ont: • • • • Saututf 1resn 'Dover Soft utitfr Ltmon 'Demi·(jfact •
• 'Vtaf Cfwp witfr ~stmnry &13facK._'Trufjft Saua •
• ?rfttfaf(um of !Maine Lo6sttr wi tfr Ligfr t 'Tarragon Saua •
• 'Bttf 'Tourrutfus witfi (jrtt.n Ptpptrcorn Sauce •
• HI • • • • 'itfiitt & 'DarK._Cfww(ate 'Jrf ousit witfr 'fresft 1(psp6tny Sauu •
• or :Htart.s of 1resft 1ruit Pastry • • • • $49.00PtrPtrsonor •
• 'llaftntint Pa&._aee for 2 . $130.000 . tnduit.s 1 6ottft • ·
• of Af 0tt & Cliarufon 'itfiitt Star Cfia mpagnt witli 'Dinner • • • • LiVt Piano ?Jusit antf '}\ftpsa~ Prroto •
• 'P(ea.se ca(( for reservatUm.s. {714) 752·8001 •
• 18912 'MtUJi.rtliur~fvl, lrvilu •
: 'Madtrtfiur & 'Doua(as, ntar Jolsri ~Airport :
• 'Jor 1Ni1 sptci.al ptmm, fosftlons iy ~. '>ftyrtUS of'J(rwport Ccnltr •
• at fundt !1ilon., '}"16. lJ, •'Tau., '}"16. 14 • •••••••••• • ••••••••••
•
NeWport ~ MeM Daily Pilot
a free 7 p.m. lecture in the Cr:icc
Hoag Conference Center at Ii~&
I l<>1pit:iJ, 301 Newport Blvd. in
Nc111.port Beach. For dct:'lals, oil
(S00)S14·HOAC.
DIVIL .......... UKJOI
Ncv.-pon Harbor Hip School's rarcnt
Connection presents ' How to °"-''Clop
Responsible KicJs" fo:ituring loc:i.I
psychothcr:ipist Or. Debbi l:Uiou :it. 1
p.m. in Sims llnll :11 NHltS, 600 Jf\.'tnC
A\"e, For more jnform:it1on, call Pam
at 645-7744 or Julie nt 631·0391.
THUUDAY
ANTl·A•lllO & LOll•IVI"
Can 3 person !hie looser or strc11g1hcn
the immune S)"Stem 10 nch1eve :1 better
qu:i lity of life? Find out nt n free
wotlc.shop from 7 to 8 p.m. at
Oakwood Apnrtmcnts North
CTubhouse, 8SO Irvine Ave. an Ne"port
Bc3ch. This wor'l.shop v. ill e~plore the
body-mind connection to health 3S .
well as present nutritionnl informauon
to increase energy, endurance :ind.
br:iin runction. For more inrormataon
or to register, c:ill Jcnmfer Mnr~hall of
Success Unlimited nt 722· 7717.
SUNDAY, Ha. 19
HARMONY AT THI UaltA.RY
The public is invited to :i free musicnl
progr:im pcrf:>rmcd by The $\\cct
Adclincs, 3 barber shop·~tylc,
four·pnrt harmony :ill·kmnle choru~.
:it 3:30 p.m. at the Nc\\port Uc:it'h
Ccntrnl Library, 1000 A\'OC:tJO A\·e.
For more information, call 717-38(1).
aRIDAL SHOW
Mollie Merrell and Comp:11l} pre\c!1t
the Or:insc County Undal C\lnn~d1011'
bridal lhow ac the Oransc County
f:iirgrounds. Building 10 in Custa
Mesa. rrom 10 a m. 10 5 pm.
Admluion ii $6, parking is Cree. Bridll
fashion 'hoW :u l p.m .. door prizes
throughout the d:iy. Foe more
infonn:ition, c:ill 5~3-1089.
TUUDAY, na. 11
ntMtllATI ua •lllAVIOR
"Elim1n:'lting Selr·Defcnting Bch:mor''
is the title of a two-part workshop
being offered today 3nd Feb. 28 from
noon to 1:30 p.m. an the Rc·Entry
Center nt Ornnge Coast Collese. 2701
Fnil"'iew in Cost:'l Mes:i. The \\Orl.:~hop
1s free to the public. For more
informntion, c:ill 432-5162.
TMUllSDAY, na. 23
INTlltfAtTH SHl.Lfllt HNIFIT
Celebr:'ltcd comedi:'ln, producer,
composer, musicinn and :'luthor Ste\\~
Allen "ill be the gu-cst speaker :11 the
Friends of the Orange Const lnt..rfn11h
Shelter's third :innual .. Author nnd
Book Luncheon" at 11:30 n.m. nt The
Sutton r lncc l lotcl in Newport Beach.
Cost is s.is ancJ includes lunch :ind a
silent :iuctaon. All proceeds go 10 help
Shelter families. For more
anform:ition, c:ill Lind:i 3t 759-0332.
' MIA.RT DISIASI stMINAR
Women's risk for de\"eloping he:irt
cJase:isc increnscs after menopause.
find out "hat you can do at a free
lecture at Cl)si:il Court m:ill in Co~tJ
Mesa :it 7 p.m. For dct:iils, c:ill (SO IJ
514-llOAG.
""d 1 our ill-ms to 1\ro1111d 701111
t•ditur, ·j Ju: D:rily l'ilot, JJO \\'. IJ.1J .'it .•
Cu\UI .\k~n. Calif. 91617.
,fi special gift Jo.,. son1eone special
. 1Jeaut!fu/, lasting gifts: "
• heart-shaprd topicu:y in Italian
dtl.lj pots-S.'J,5
• lit'e/jlowering plant
baskPIS jrom S2.5
Valentin~·s Special 1096 discount
WI·NbOWS
On The .()ay
Formerly Cono's Location
lrrine. C'alifoniia
7 1-1-262·11 0
Now Serving:
Lunch
Din•
And
Bnanch
71,e et/f''
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"CALIFORNIA GRILL" Specialties
Featuring great steaks, seafood
pastas & salads
2241 West Coast Hwy.· 722 14. 00 Ne rt Beach •
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645-1355
1829 Westdrff Dr., • Newport Beach
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As everyone who has ever attended
one of our sales knows, our sales are
truly SALES. No tags changed ... no
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Newport Beach
(71 4) 642-3310
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Saturday, February I I th,· . I lam to 3pm
Palm R ad r
with minimun1 pttr has
from parti ipa ting
m rc hant on Friday,
February I Oth thru
11.Jesday, F bruary 14th
Participating Merchants
• A'Maree's • Appointments Of Newport • Butera Collection • Charles Barr Jewel ers • Early Years Toys
• Forever Friends • Haute Cakes • James Albert salon • Kristens Lingerie • Little People nd ~le
• The Pizza Bakery • The Greenhouse At w estcliff Court
' .
(\
e Frtday, FebN~ 10, 1995
........ ,
said Boylc•s Vice President Vic
Openc:irr.
p y I
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The postcards are
available at local retail
shops and the sites depicted
in the cards (such as the •
Hyatt Newporter), as well
Rosalind WiJliams, executive di·
rector of the visitors bureau, envi-
sions the collection becoming
Newport Beach's "calling card,''
and will be used to entice people
to visit the city. ..
as through the Newport
Beach Conference and
Visitors Bureau, 644-1190.
"I think these postcards arc a
great hook -particularly for
those "ho have never been 10
Ncwpon Beach,., Williams said.
"This is a great opportunity to
give these people a small glimpse
of the beautiful sites and attrac·
tions Newpon Beach has to offer."
The postcards are an impressive
achieve ment for Simon, who said
he only began painting profession-
ally last summer. The 30-year-old
Balboa Island resident's resume
reads more like thnt of a whitc-
collar bu~inessman than an artist.
A graduate of Iowa State Unl-
ve~ity with a bache lor's degree in
FUNDS
Fre111Page1
service) providers."
Still, the council will have the
final say in which se rvices will be
awarded a portion of 1hat money.
'"\Ve will be vo ting on the indi-
vidual grants," Monahan said: "So,
if '"'e feel that an agency ·doesn't .
need the money, or if an agency
doe~n·t meet ce rtain qualificatio ns,
we still can deny the fu nding."
Responding to residents \.\hO
have complained of the ·number of
transients in the city, Costa Mesa
officials have recently begun a se-
chemical engineering, Simon
worked four )•ears as a manage-
ment consultant before receiving
his master's degree in interna-
tional business from a French
business school in Paris.
Having turned to art as a ho~by
in 1991, Simon said that trave ling
the world on business trips helped
prepare him for his new career as
an artist.
"My previous profession took
me to over 30 countries, and in-
spired me to something .more cre -
ative with my life," he said.
ries of efforts targeting vagrancy
problems.
Officials have organized talks
between residents and local social
service providers like Share Our
Selves poverty relief center and
the Someone Cares Soup Kitchen
in hopes of easing the concerns of
the residents, many of whom be-
lieve the agencies serve as magnets
for the homeless.
And, in recent months, the
council approved an ordinance
that would fine companies if their
grocery carts -which transients
often use to carry their belongings
·or haul recyclables -arc found
abandoned around town.
TAI PRIPIRATION
Individual, Portn~rships, Corporations
Business Vo1ootion, Certified Volootion Aoo/y5t n. SH .. ,, CPI, MST
IUJl (IPlr llW,JNt
629 ·Tlllilll Wlr, #?O t Costa Mesa
722-0420
. ·Ai. 9-• !174
DRAINAGE PROBLEMS?
FIREPLACE LEAKS?
PLANTERS OVERFLOWING?
CALL THE D RAINAGE AND FIREPLACE SPECIALISTS
JOHN GLASSELL
MASONRY COMPANY
(714) 434-7744
LIC.499443 MIKE FARNSWORTH
LANDSCAPE COMPANY
(714) 548-51 32
Lie. 421070
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decision. It's their downtown."
A handfuJ or residents who
spoke at the commission meeting
Tuesday s:iid a majority of a rea
residents believe the ficus trees
nlong Mnin Street nre scenic, an
asset to the city and should not be
removed. Cyndi Dor.in, who has
lived on the Peninsula for 10
ye:irs, s:iid that of the 100 Penin-
sula residents she contacted for a
survey. 90 w:inted the trees to stay.
"l'm skepticnl when people st:irt
talking about removing a couple of
trees," Doran snid. "Do you stop
at 10 or 12 or 14? Tiiis is a pas-
sionate issue."
RINK
Fr•M P•1• 1
from the privnte sector expressing
an interest in our property."
Tim Sloat, senior marketing as-
sociate for Voit Commercial Bro-
kerage, is coordinating the search
for the potential owners. Sloat
said his clients -whose names he
would not disclose -envision a
20,000-square-foot open-air rink
with a parking lot, a pro shop and
n snack bar. Under the dictates of
the National ln·Line Hockey As-
sociation, a regulation in-line rink
is 80 feet by 180 feet.
"Tilis sport is not going to go
away," Sloat said. "The people 1
Representatives Crom the Bal·
bOa Peninsula Owncn and Mer-
chants Association countered that
the trees were too large for the
confines of Main S1reet. that they
darken the street and destroy the
sidewalk. 1\vo or the trees slated
for removal block the historic Bal·
boa Pavilion.
The tree removal is part of a
larger business district revi taliza-
tion effort designed to make the
Peninsula more inviting and pe·
dcstrian-friendly. The same plan
will include the removal of parking
meters and the installation of
benches along the sidewalks.
"Nobody stays on Main Street.
They walk through or scurry
through and they don't linger,"
represent have done all sorts of
homework and demographic stud-
ies. In-line hockey will be about as
popular with youngsters as soccer
is now." ·
In addition to bolstering an al-
ready thriving sport, a designated
rink woufcl bring roller hockey
players off the streets and side-
walks and into an appropriate fa.
cility, according to Sloat.
City officials in Costa Mesa are
also considering a proposal to
place a roller hockey rink some-
where in that city, perhaps at
Tewinkle Park.
Finding a space in Newport
might be tougher. Newport Ileach
City Manager Kevin Murphy told
Sloat that the city probably does
Call 642-5678 to place a
classified ad. -
• Ban~ptcy
• Wills/Trusts
•Divorce
• Corporations
• Tenant/Landlord
• Much, much more
fnfffotnf n l)ncnJegnf
Richard H. Foltz
751-0734
Electric Boat Relttals
Cherish the Moments .•.
. with Your S ecial Valentine
said Delino. who did not attend
Tuesday•a meeting. "We want peo.
pie to linger."
Parts oommissionen and city
staff members &Jso cautioned that
phone calls and $UJVC)'S we~ not
the best indication of a com·
munity•a feeling. Surveys can be
swayed. they told Doran.
Bob Black, a board member of
both the merchant group and the
homeowners association, acknowl-
edged that the trees were a scnsi·
tive issue. It was his understanding
that the homeowners, merchants
nnd city had reached a compro-
mise. Even the homeowners who
had objected to tree removal had
favored some area modifications,
he said.
not have available land which
would suit the purpose. The com-
pany hopes to locale either in
Newport Beach or somewhere in
South County, Sloat said.
Sloat said his .cJients approached
the city, the school district and the
Mesa Consolidated Water District
because those entities might have
a site that would lend itself to that
use, and the recent county bank-
ruptcy and its potential fiscal im-
pact might make cities and special
districts more open to a revenue-
generating opportunity.
TI1e Dry Ice Center would lease
the land and pay all taxes and im-
provements, and the land owner
would earn the net benefits, Sloat
said.
.. Now the people have changed
apin and are completely opposed
to It." Bleck said. "That's what's
so Crustratina."
Opponents such .11 _ _Doran,
Elaine Unhoff and Virginia Hcr-
bcrts say the trees have always
been a divisive issue and that de-
tractors first objected during the
initial presentation of the Penin.
sula's specific area site plan. They
claim 10 be in favor or the revital-
ization efforts -except when it
oomcs to tree removal.
"The city should nt least wait
until all of the improvements arc
ready to happen," sa id Herbcrts, a
former Parks, Benches and Recre-
ation commissioner. "The tree)
nre the one' beautiful thing the
street has going for it."
A spokeswoman for the Mesa
Consofidated Water District said
he r agency was contacted in July
1994 by an individual who said he
was representing Cnl-Star Hockey.
That organizatfon was looking to
establish a 10-year lease on land
for an outdoor in-line hockey rink:.
"Most of our land hns long-term
leases or is not l:irge enough for
what they seem to be looking for,"
said district spokeswoman Ma ry
Urashima. "We just don't have the
land available for that kind of de-
velopment.
Sloat said his clients are also in-
terested in talking to private land
owners who might have access to
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The long li~t of potenll.tl hudgct
cuts made 1t fi~t public ap~ar
ancc before member of the
ncwly~xpanded Budget Advisory
Committee on Thur-;day. chool
board trustees a k.ed the com·
mittce to tackle the Job of ugge t-
ing ways the district can reduce 11
budget due to the financial strain
of the coun ty's bankruptcy.
The list of cuts are ju t sugges-
tions, placed in an unranked list,
or "menu." Budget committee
members went through the list
Thunday. Members ga .. e prelimi-
nary rankings to ~me items and
the public was also a kcd to hare
their ranking with the dhtrict.
Budget work heets for re idents
arc available at the district office
and input i encouraged.
On Tue day, the budget group
will meet again, dt!'ICUS!. the item .
po!> 1bly add items an<l ti) to reach
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;he i.chool hoard on P'ch. :!I.
School board trustees ha"c satd
they arc against classr~m cuts
when the priorities have to be
ma de. Many have also •said that
elling surplus property could be a
way to go for the district to avoid
cuts in t}lc first place.
But district officials say the im-
pact of the county' bankruptcy on
Newport-Mesa may not be as e-
"
Bob Rossen, trustee area 5,
~!"'.\port B ach
Or LOfT.ttnt> lt>a' an, tru<te-e
arPa 5 f'\\port Reach
Jerry King, surplus l.lnd
committt:e
Uob harK.y, a )1st.ant
~upenntendent
BrookE' Booth, principal at
l'aulanno Elementary School
Ed Harchank, pnnCtfMI at C.ostA
'v\t>Sa High School
Bill Klooster, teacher at Costa
Me.a High School
)l1dv \gee. teacher at Harbor
View Elementary School
M.wa Oec-ker. president of
teacher's union
Cath•€ Rupp, clerk-typist al
Adctms Elemenlclry SJlool C11"'d~ Mean~. ~n1or secretary
1ur maintenance and operation>
\.1elinda l\uhr ..enior per;onnel
Jud11 derl.
t-..dnl"\ But> trustee are 3, Costa
M~
vere a originally predicted.
Superintendent Mac Bernd ha
~aid if the pool') creditor !.uppon
the county's proposal. the district
could get 90"f of its money hacl.
as a start, leaving the district with
an $8.1 mill ion loss as a worst-cao;e
scenario.
Another 10% could he returned
in the form of an IO U from the
cou nty and the district m ight al o
earn as much as another 3CC in in-
Chri~opher Creefy. trustee area
2 C or.t.l Mcisa
Jad B. Hochadel, tru~tN" a~a
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Diane J. McCclrdle, trustee area
1 .c~~ Judy Mader, tflbtee area 6,
Newport ~ach
Marilyn Matthews. trustee area
'4. Newport Beach
(lmer Montano, trustee area 2.
Cost<1 Mesa
Scott Reid, trustee area 4.
Newport Beach
Ptul Richardson, trustee clrea 5,
Costa Mesa (chairman)
Ronald Rubino, tru~et> area 3,
Ne~'f'Ort Beach
Edward Taw1ll trustee area i,
Costa Mesa Ken Waytt" trustee area 1 •
Costa Mesa
Mike fine, director of fiscal
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Serene Stokes
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SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 223
Seniors? They're not getting older, they're getting betterl
• • There's n considerable difference undoubtedly be a problem during the :• Like Arnie's Army, golf's People love watching the here was open last year (which between playing in a pro-am with a week especially Friday through Sunday, '.fans Simply won 't let these old-timers. Television producers accounts fo r $800,000)." young PGA hotshot and a veteran Mardi 17-19, for the three-day Toshiba
love it. Sponsors eat it up. •Another major portion of Senior PGA guy. Just ask Casper. Classic. legends do anything but What You want innntion in prize the Senior PGA Tour events "Some of the comments I've heard Dul the City of Costa Mesa will
th d b t · · winnings? Wficn Casper, now 63, arc the pro-ams during the are, we play 18 holes with the PGA benefit greatly. ln addition to l?Cal ey ~ es -swinging away. won the Orange County Open nt same week. guys and we don't even know them, and charities benefiting, Casper esumates
the Mesa Verde Country Club in During the week of the they say maybe 15 or 18 words the that each of the 78 Senior PGA golfers
0 ur lesson today, innation.
ln golf terms, it's supply
and dem:inc.l.
The demand? It's an
overwhelming number of
Americans who idolize,
.,emulate and follow Senior PGA Tour
players. Those on the Super Seniors,
.over 60, are even more treasured.
The supply? Well, it's low. Very low.
,once you get past Jack Nicklaus,
'Arnold Palmer, Lee Trevino, Billy
;easper, Gary Playe r, Dave Stockton
~and Chi Chi Rodriguez, and a f cw
#Others, the list of those in the PGA
~Hall of Fame who arc still competing
gets pretty short.
That's why, as Casper said Thursday,
the Senior PGA Tour •'is the greatest
growing sport in America." .
The heat in
·the ~tchen,
the~e's just
~nothing quite
to compare!
• Trials and tribulations of the
downtrodden sports editor viewed.
I must confess, it has been a while
since anyone has really gotten into
my kitchen over coverage, but
today, ah, a return to earth.
Among the charges forthcoming
frotn an Estancia faithful:
... "ll sets the mind reeling trying to
understand why a small, local paper would
take such a flagrant, 'in your face,'
attitude regarding their lopsided, biased
reporting of the four high schools in our
area."
... "Those of us who live in Costa Mesa
don't agree with your consistent relegation
of our teams to third page 'scraps.' "
... "Am I angry? Yes! What you have
been doing to the kids on our sports
teams is not fair ... not fair to Estancia, ~
. not fair to Costa Mesa and not fair to our
community!!"
There was plenty more in the
communique, certainly enough to stir the
imagination, certainly enough to cause
one to start checking out the facts.
Roger
Carlson
So I did. Here's the
si tuation and here's
what I've gleaned from
the pages of December,
January and through
Thursday night's games:
For the boys, the
Estancia Eagles are
22-3 and headed for an
unbeaten Pacific Coast
League championship.
Costa Mesa's boys
are 8-16 overall, 3-6 in
league, and if the
Sports Editor Mustang$ can force a
playoff with a victory
over Laguna Hills on
.Friday, they have a chance for a ClF
... playoff berth.
Corona dcl Mar's boys are 13-11, 5-4,
"'and could very well be a Clf Division
.. iv-AA title-contender, assuming they can
'get into the playoffs with a third-place
league finish or at-large entry.
"' Newport Harbor's boys have stru·ggled.
•Heavy personnel losses and a tough
.._,schedule have helped lead to an 8·16
:•overall and 2-7 league record. They close
•!it out tonight.
:• In girls basketball, here are the
•:numbers:
Estancia is 16·6, 6-4. ranked in the CIF
•Top JO for Division 111 and fourth in
• league, hoping for an at-large berth.
· • Costa Mesa is 18-8, 7-3 of "ranked"
:•quality and CIF·bound. ~ Newport Harbor is 20-5, second in the
"'iSea View al 8-2 and headed for a seeded
berth in the playoffs.
Corona dcl Mar is 11-14 overall, 4·6 in
league and a CIF playoff entry.
E very day is an adventure in the sports
department, it depends on what's
going on and how much space has been
allo,ed. Every day is unique in th at aspect ..
Without going into any of the other
rinkles that come, here is what has been
ne, in terms of commitment to each of
those eight teams above.
front page banner stories, or the major
play of the lead page:
for the boys, Estancia 12, CoroM del
Mar 8, Newport Harbor 4, Costa Mesa J.
Adding front page, by-lined stories, it is
... MIAT/Pep 11
1960, shooting an 8-under 276, Toshiba Classic, the Kraft entire time," he said. "When you leave, will spend between Sl,500 and $3,000
he won $2,000. Foods Pro-Am will be played they don't care if they sec you again, while in the city, which could amount to
The winner of this year's on Monday, March 13, while and frankly, you don't care if you see an extra $234,000 poured into t~e local
inaugural $800,000 Toshiba Richard 100 other professionals them again, either. economy.
Senior Classic, the first Senior compete for only four other "But with these Senior PGA Tour •Imagine how much money a golfer
PGA Tour event ever played in Dllln qualifying spots in the big event players, you're playing with somebody could earn winning three consecutive
Orange County, will earn March 17·19. The pro you've watched all your life. Somebody tournaments in 1995. Say, a minimum
$120,000, a 5900% increase. Club golf qualifying round will be played you know. And we talk to (the of $350,000.
lf you invested in a share of at Yorba Linda Country Club. amateurs), help them with their golf Well, in 1960, when Casper won in
stock for $2,000 in 1960, it would Various other pro-ams arc also game. It's a beautiful experience. Portland, Hesperia and Odnge County
have to earn 12.41 % compounded played Tuesday through Thyrsday, "I used to be a jerk at these pro-ams. in successive weekends, he pocketed a
annually to reach $120,000 by 1995. It's March 14-16. If somebody was in my line, it would grand total of $7,000.
like stock that has split virtually six "It's amnzing what's going on with bother me. If somebody talked during Casper, who appeared at the Mesa
times. If your money grew at the the game of golf today," said Casper, my backswing, it would bother me. Out Verde Country Club on Thursday, has
average rate of innation, it wouldn't the PGA Player of the Year in 1966 then 1 realized that it might be the earned $3,316,756 in his Senior PGA
come close to the rate of winning PGA and 1970, who has amassed some $5 highlight of their life. Now, if they want cnrecr, whi~h began in 1981, a year
purses. million in PGA earnings throughout his me 'lo help them with their golf game, I after the tour was launched.
"h's crazy," Casper said. "Just from illustrious career. "People know the will; I'll talk to them and sign a ball for Ridi:u-d Du1111 is a Daily Pilot
. last year, the Senior Tour has incrca~cd particip:ints. The backbone of the them afterward." Sportswritrr whose club golf column
its total purses over S3 million, and date Senior Tour arc these pro-ams." •Traffic and parking will normally npp<'Drs c1·cry Thursday.
KATSV\'A RA1i-:osc/UAILY 1'1LOT
Costa Mesa High's Erin Brown (14).
who scored 11 points, looks for the
open teammate as Laguna Hills' Mary
Tims (31) and Monica McB~ide ~11)
apply pressure. Above, Koo Kim 42)
seeks some help. Kim's two ree
throws with 20 seconds · remaining, as
well as three clutch three-pornters,
helped secure the win for the Mus-
tangs, 47-44. It clinched the No. 2
berth out of the Pacific Coast League
for Mesa heading into the CIF Division
Ill-A girls bctsketball playoffs, which
begin next week. Mesa will learn of its
fate on Monday when ihe pairings are
announced by Cl.f.
That sweet smell of money!
BY BAlUlY FAULKNER
sroa.n w11.1ru. league· high this season.
Hancef also coUected 14 re·
LAGUNA lllLLS -On this bounds and blocked seven shots,
night, it was better to be good than but Mesa 6-1 junior Corri Lurmann
lucky. Dul Costa Mesa I ligh sopho· (10 points and 11 boards) made a
more guard Koo Kim will hang onto pair of crucial blocks of her own to
. the penny she unexpectedly pulkcl help protect a tenuous lead in the
from her sock followihg Thurs<l:iy's 47-44 victory all the final two minutes. •
same. Playing with four. fouls, Lurmann swatted a would'.be
"It might be a little smelly, but I'm 1-.ccping this thing," lla,.,,k putback with Mesa leading, 45-42, with 1:50 left and
said an elated Kim, who c:ippcd the win at Laguna Hills Laguna Hills wound up losing possession on a traveling vi·
High by canning l\\O free thro"s with 20 seconds left, olation seconds later.
clinching second pl:ice in the Pacific Coast League. Uiguna Hills' Monica McBride swished a 19-footer with
A loss would have forced the visitors (18-8, 7-3 in ~~ 1:05 left to pull the hosts to within one, and Mesa
league) to scrounge for :in :it-large berth in the South· made one or only five turnovers on the ensuing pos·
ern Section· Division 111-A pl.iyoffs. Dul Kim's clutch session to give the Hawks a shot at the lead. '
roul shots, as well as her trio of three-pointers during \ Lurmann, however, rejected Hawk forward Maris·
a live-minute span surrounding halftime, helped the sa Trcinen's eight-Coot baseline attempt with 32 sec·
~ustang~ decidedly improve thei r Cl F ~raw and con· onds left and M~sa's Chanel Anderson grabbed the
tinuc their late-season surge. cnrom. Kim made the "money" one-nnd·one conversion
"We're playing rcnlly, really well," said Mcs:i Coach Len seconds later. '
Whitacre, who prabcd his team's offensive bnlancc and Tamara lnoue's three-point try to 'tie went in and ou t
multiple defenses, the Inner helping keep the llowks (16-7, and Lurmann rebounded with seven seconds left.
6-4) out of sync most of the .11ight. Kim intentionally missed n free throw with four seconds
"We just couldn't get a rhythm going," said Lagu na left, but was whistled for stepping over the line. Dul the
Hills Conch Lynn Taylor, who credited Mesa's ch~uneleon· Hawks' three-pointer came up short at the buzzer.
like defenses and second-half free· Kim finished with 13 points, while
throw shooting for knocking the COSTA MESA 47 senior guard Erin Drown added 11,
I fnwks into a third-pla ce tic with LAGUNA HILLS 44 including nine in the first half to
Estancia. Pacific c0 ,,51 Le.igue help the visitors forge a 23-23 dead·
Laguna Hills gets the h::iguc's c .. ,,. M~,. hg11n• 11.11. lock nt the break.
No. 3 berth, however, having swept lu•n.•nn !l : ~ :~ ll•ftttf ~ : ~ 1
1: Anderson, who sank five of the
the Eagles, who must hope for a 1.1m • 2 1 11 •~ > o 1 • Mustangs' 9 free throws, all in the 8'1Mn S 0 l II trti~n I l l J llf·A at-large berth, to be an· o\nd1"nn 1 s 1 1 ,.Oii_ J 0 J , final 10 minutes, finished with seven
nounccd Monday. ~~!;.. : ~ ~ ! ~~:a.14e ~ ~ ~ ~ points and 10 boards in probably
"We had to do something differ-c.,.,,, o o o o h....... o o 1 o her best g:ame or the season.
C'.rll'Mll•hl 0 0 0 0 ''"'' 1 1 , 4 • ent dcfen~ivcly, because their 6· '"'•It 11 , u •1 TU(.tJt 11 1 ,, o "The thing I like most is we're
foot-5' (Tayy1ba I luncct) 1~ so not only playing with heart, but with
tough to guard," aid Whitacre, who ~:~:!:.~ OUA11nu 11 u 0 12_47 mind," Whitacre said.
saw Hance( tower over the Mc,.1 l••""• 11.u, t 14 14 1-u ''I know what it feels like to make
frontcourt en route to 18 points, her 11J.r-'~~~~~"~~T:,..~,:::;:"a"' 1' ''"'"" 11 Lo """' ClF, and we're ready," Kim said.
J .
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Eigle• post
hollow win
in PCL finale
• Estancia girls finish 16-6, but
just No. 4 j n the PCL race; now
must await their fate on Monday.
COSTA ~1ESA -Estan·
cia High's girls baskctb•11I
team won thei r game Thurs·
day night, as everyone knew
they would, to the tune or 56-
26 against Pacific Coast
League cellar-dweller Laguna
Dench.
Dul what the Eagle~ were looking for
was a Laguna Hills victory ove r Costa
Mesa, am.I they didn't get it -and be·
cause of it they find themse lves today sit·
ti ng on needles awaiting the ou.tcomc of
Monday's ClF pairings.
Shoul<l there be a berth available in th e
Division 111-A eliminations for an at-l:irgc
team, Coach
Ru ss Duvl.s'
girl s would ap· Pacific CoHt League
pear to be a Girls Standings (final)
ci nch for the League Overall W L W L bid. 'University 9 1 18 6 They arc 16· ·cost• Mesa 7 3 18 a
6 All r h · 'Laguna Hills 6 4 16 7 · 0 t cir Estancia 6 4 16 6 losses are to Aliso t;iguet 2 8 1 16
teams "ith a l.Jgl.NBeadl o 10 3 t9 · · f 17 • CMched Cf playoffs bet1!I minunum o Thursday's Scores
v i c l O r i C S • Cost• Mesa 4 7 J. l'91N His 4.4 They're ranked L19IN Beach It utancl•
fifth in Cff Di-UmersJy 49, Aiso t~iouet 39
vision 111, and
the second best of III-A entries. Out,
they're also fourth in the PCL, and only
the lop three are guaranteed to continue.
Needless to say, a couple of PCL mo-
ments this past season still haunt Davis.
"In our first game at University we
were up by 10 ond then went into a scor-
ing drought,'' re~lcd Davis. "And at
home against Lnguna Hills we were up by
seven in the second half. Dut we've got no
one to blame but ourselves." •
His Eagles, who are 16-0 when they
score 47 points or more, turned it on
quickly against a decidedly-underdog La·
guna Beach team, racing to a 27-11 half·
time edge, nnd extending it to 47-21 after
three quarters.
Jessica Waltz led the way with 17
points, while Jill Black and Cyndi Rich-
ards added 11 and 10 points, respectively.
Out Thursday's conquest was hollow, in-
deed, wi th the news of Costa Mesa's vic-
tory, which sent Mesa into the No. 2 slot
from the league behind champion Univer-
sity, and dropped Laguna Hills into the
No. 3 berth by virtue of its two \vins over
Estunciu.
While Davis admits he's nervous about
the situation, Jie's also confident if there
is a spot in Division lll·A for un ad-
ditional entry, it'll go to his Eagles.
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Frlday, February 10, 1995 9
W rmln11ton Ignites CdM girts to Sea View victory, CIF barthl
BY lllCHA1D DUNN, Sroan WaJTn.
RANCHO SANTA MAR·
GARITA -With Coron3
del Mar High's twin to"'ers
in foul trouble, and host .. NI••
Santa Margarita wriggling
ahead in the fourth quarter,
the CIF Southern Section Division lV-AA
girls basketball playoffs seemed fu rther
away for CdM than a trek to this rnaster-
planned community during ru sh hour.
. But soph~mor~ guard Lindsay Warm-
ington, playing ,ltke an accomplbhed se-
nior, schoolcc.l the inexperienced Eagles
down the stretch, putting· the Sea Kings
back in front, neuing a colossal three·
pointer and draining eight free throws in
the fi03I 3:07. including a pair with 0:05
rcmain:ng to ice CdM's 50-46 Sea View
League victory Thursday while seemingly
Estancia girls
soccer team
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wJll play oll
for third
COSTA MESA -The Es· ~ •
tancia High girls soccer team, ~~
which en tcrcd the Pacific ----
Coast League campaign with a winless
mark, are one SJcp from earning a berth
in the CIF pla)offs Thursday following a
3-0 victory over visiting Laguna Beach.
On Saturday, the Eagles will face Aliso
Niguel in a playoff for third place, and a
resulting CIF berth, at a site and lime to
be determined today.
Allyson Denton scored the first two
goals for Estancia (5-12·3 overall, 5·3·2 in
the PCL) and Jennifer Brunick added a
late insurance goal.
Brunick, Erin Bergman and Whi1ncy
Gilliam were all credited with assists for
Estancia.
The Eagles will be without the services
of three starters for Saturday's game, a re-
sult of red ca rds on Thursday.
NewPort earns 3-2 victory
NEWPORT BEACH -Nev.port H~r· ·
bor closed out its scnson on a high note,
edging visiting Woodbridge, 3-2.
Anc.lrea Sparrow's goal on a breakaway
in the 22nd minute of the !.Ccond half
broke a 2-2 tie as the Sailors finished the
shooting with ice in her ,·cin .
As 1be Sea l{jngs celcbr:ncd nhcl'\vard,
knowing they had at least tied Irvine for
third place to force o one-game playoff
Saturday morning, little did they know
that they'd clinched the league's rinnl au-
tomatic pla>off berth, :is Irvine dropped a
46-40 decision against El Toro Thursday.
Warmington, whose 23 points was her
second-highest output of the season (l>hc
hac.l 30 againl>t El Toro in December), car-
ried Ci.JM on her shoulders in the fourth
quarter, uftcr 5-foot·l 1 !.enior tcamni.111:
Katie Thurman (eight rcbounJs) fouled
out with 5:22 left in th e game and 6·1
center Jennifer Gardner foulcJ oul wilh
4:06 still 10 play.
Warmington drove through lhc:: paint
and scored 35 seconds into the fourth to
gi\e the Sea Kings a 36·35 lead. Su!.ie Di·
BRI EFLY
campaign 4-8·8 overall, 2·6·2 in the Sea
View.
After the Warriors opened the scoring
13 minutes into 1hc match, Melissa
Pomeroy headed in o throw-in by Jill
Nelsen to tie it two minutes later.
In the second half, Nelsen gave the
Sailors their fir.st lead by firing in a shot
from the middle or the field from just out·
side the box for a 2-l lead. It was once
aga in be.fore Sparrow's game-winner.
CdM threatens, but fall s, 2-1
CORONA DEL MAR -Corona c.l....I
Mar, with three seniors on the squad,
closed out the '95 campaign, pushing Sea
View Le ague champion S.rnta Margat ita
before falling, 2· 1.
Corona's Lauren Weinstein was crcd·
ited "ith a goal from in close to tic the
game at l·l late in the first h.1lr, but
Santa ~targarita, 9-0·l in league ~tnd No.
2 in Orange County, !lcorcu on a second
half goal by Ncbra!>ka·boun<l Erica OcVi-
tis to get the "in. Cd~t closes out a 7-14·2
overall, 2·6·2 in league play.
sec sweeps In softball
COSTA MESA The ,.~
Southern California College "Y
softball team opened its home
season by winning its first two
.games of the season on Thursday, nearly
shutting out Cal State San Der nardino
twice in the process.
The ·vanguards (2·2) swept 1he non-
confcrcnce doubleheader, '.?-0 and 4-1,
with catcher Amy Le\\ is enjoying a pro·
duc1ivc afternoon :it the plate. Le"is '"ent
5 for 6 in the l\\O games \\ hile dm ing in
half of the Vangua rd s' rur\S.
Winning pitcher Shannon S~I) lor hc::lpcd
her own cause by going 2 for 2 "1th :r
YOUTH SPORTS
onne's b:isclinc jumper for Santa M:irgn-
d ita put the hosts back on top. Gardner
followed with :in inside b.1sket, wnen 6:15
rcm;ii11cu, and CdM ncvc::r trailed again.
l3ut it wasn't easy.
The Sea Kings (11·14 , 4·6 in lcuguc),
dinging to a 39-3S edge, gol some hre:11h-
in~ room "hen Warmington c;inncd her
third Irey of the game with 5:08 lclt.
Tht: E:1glcs (6·12, 2·8) pullec.J 10 '"i1h111
44-4 l. but Warmington \\all fouled by
Megan Cargile on a 1hrcc·po1111 attempt
double and run !>Cored in the opener. Sa)'·
lor \\alkcd one anc.l tanned f1,e \\hile toss·
ing a four-hiller.
Freshman Gretchen llrandt was the
"inning pitcher in the second g.une for
SCC, which hosts Cal Lutheran in a noon
twin bill on Salurday.
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vanguards romp in tennis
AZUSA -Sou1hc111 C:t11· e.
fornia College mcn's 1e111m ,,,-
coach Rob Pcar~on •tnd hi-.
Vanguards ne11cd a mik'>ton..: '1 hursd.t)
afternoon. sturmin~ 10 :111 S· l Golden
Stare Athletic Confer1.111.:c 'ictorv O\l.'r
host and defending conference ch:1mpion
Azusa Pacific.
Mallins Joham .... on and Oav9 Robbin,,
No. 1 and 2 in singles and combining for
the No. 1 qoublcs !>Cl, kd the \\ay for the
Vangu:irds ( 1 ·0), "ho dcf catcd Atus:i Pa-
cific for the fir!)! time ever.
SOCAL· COLLEGE I, A%USA PACIFIC 1
Sin~Jes: Joh.lnsson (SCC) de(. Z3hr.ldrilo., 6·2, 6·4:
Robbins (SCC) def. lt.i}mond, 6·4, 4·6, 6·2r Andel
(API def. ~l.lrcial, 6·3, 7-5; LC\\ is (SCCl def.
. OuBr.insl.v, 6-2, 6-0; Scoll (SCC-dcL Bell, ; • .;, 6·0,.
8.il.er (SCCl def. llolrncs, 6· t, 6-1.
Doubles: loh.insson·Robbins <SCC> dl'f.
llJ)mond·\l.lrci.il, 6·2, l>·l; Andl·l·h·'") <SCCl dd.
Z.lhr.idnil.-OuBr.insl.}, 6-.i, 6·1; Scoll·B.1hr (SCC>
dd. Bell·llolmcs. 6·2, 6·2.
CdM AYSO ·AH-Stars tie Costa Mesa, 0-0; whip Tustin, 5~0
NEWPORT BEACH -The American Youth Soccer Orga·
nization Region 57's 10·11-year-old boys all-stars turnec.l up the
pressure to hold Costa Mesa to a scoreless tie and J cfca teu Tus·
tin, 5-0, in recent action.
IJall control was the name of the game ::igainst Col>ta ~kl>.l, a!l
C<lM was able to continu::illy win control and force turno' crs.
\\hile goalie Ch;irles 1 lalladay maintained a confident cont rol of
th e net.
CdM's l>Ccond game o.f the day, played on the Buffalo Hill s
field against the Tu!>tin All-Stars was much <.liff.eren~.
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CoU~e mm -AiuH PKir.c: al Southtm
ulifomia Colll'lt• 7:30 p.m.
Colll'&e "'°"''" -Al.UH P.acir.c: al Soutlwrn uhfomia Collt1t. 5,30 p.m.
Community colltgt mfn -Ful~non .al Or.ao&t
Co.a$I, 1 p.m.
Community colltgt "'omtn -Orange Coast al r ullNIOft, 1 p m.
Cdr-.1 shut prnc1ically at will. "ith Con:) Smith p.ti:ing the .11·
1ack "ith fou r goJls, two in the fir:.t quartu, one 111 thl! ~cn111tl
and one in the fou11h. Assi~ting on his goab \\Cll.! l)u,tin I I.II·
field, Caccy Z1Je, t\lichacl Elliott and Jui.h 'frlsC).
1 latlield nnd 0 :1\'tu Nor1hup sci up many of the pb)s (rum the
miJfich.11 "ith Northrup !>Coring the final go.ii in the lou11h pc·
liod.
The:: ddcn ... i\c cffo1t \\as pac1:u by ~lark Conway, C.1rlu' r-.ton·
tano, Nale I lc\\J..o, Jolm Herrick and U.1rt Welch. The field at·
tacking of Erik Frc::dric kson, in a i.hift back to ""ccpcr, teaming
\\ilh the !ltrcng1h of E\.111 l3urden, adJcd 10 lht.: tough ddcn,e.
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7 p.m.; CCKla MM.a at ui:una Hills, 7 p.m.; Santa t.~tg~il.a at Coron.a d<'I M•r. 7:30 p.m.;
Woodblidgt al N~port Harbot, 7:30 p.m. • londlord-Teoonl Disputes • Traffic Defense
and Evidions • Civil l1hg01ion •
with 2:33 left. She sank :ill three from the
charity stripe.
Still, the suspense continued, \\hen
Santa Margara1a \ Shannon Redfern
nailed a three "ith 0:33 left, cutting
CdM's lead 10 47-46.
Warmington, howc\er, mac.le one of t\\O
free thro\\S '"ith 0:24 on the clock, then
S\\.bhcd a pair "ilh 0:05 left to m:1ke
CdM's postscuson a'lpirutions come trui:.
"l ju'>l blockctl c\erything ou1 ," \\,1rn11ns·
ton ),1id.
"Wh.11 a bJrn-burncr," CJ\I Ct1.1d1
Garth l·lint said.
·'Our t1h.\pc11cn<.:c come!> out in g<iml·s
like that," $Jnta ~1.11g;iri1a Co.1d1 C:1111I
Smtih ~aid.
\V ,11 mmgtun, "ho finblieJ 10 or 16
from the ln:e·throw line, ubo grabbed HI
rc:bountl!. and made four steals, including
four and 1\\0, rc!>pcctivcly, in the fourth
qu.1rtcr.
CORONA DIL MAa 50
SANTA MARGARITA 46
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Newport girls come up
short in their title q_.est
~ Sailors finish second in the
Sea View League with 20-5
overall record, and some high
hopes for upcoming CIF playoffs.
Bv DLNNIS lltlOSTLIUIOL'S, \runr> \\'1mt'11 •
IR VINE -11 sometimes
c.111 be <.lill1cult line.Jing so· 1.~
I.tee lrom a 20-poiiit dckat. \·
but thCI(! \\Cre al lca1,,I a ~
ll:w po~ni\·c things th.11 ""t'Y
cme1t!cd for Nc\\pon Har·
bor I ligh follo\\ ing ThursdJ) \ "'.t-5.t Se.1
""-'' Lc.1guc girls b.1sl.l.:tl'.1ll lo'" at
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dll\\11 by 19 at in1crn11:.l>io11. c'amc l ut "1th
a 1 enc\' cu 'igor, l>liccc.l lhc
defend, because :ill f1,e of their pb~ers on
the Ooor tire ~o IJlcntcd. Arid \\C hu11
our-.ch-1.'." "11h ~l.',cn wrno,crs in tf1c fir1,,t
q1i;11 tcr,. none ol "hid1 \\l.'J~ re.ill~ c:iui.eJ
b) \\'poJlti iJgc."
r\n1..cla l3llrl!e~'· the \\ arri11r~· i.c111or 6·
4 center. did inud1 ul the JJm.il!e in the
cJrh l!llllH!. ;\ot uni\ d1J !>h~ -score 10 fl1-.t.·p~rillJ po1nh. ·but he abo pulled
du\\11 SI\ rebound-. .• 1U offr1hl\C.
· I "i'h Anl!c1 1 Uuri:c:>~ tu~k in the fu·
ton:, -.he'!> ~' -gre.1t pf;i~er. hut I'm glad
w1. 're lkme pla~ ing agJinM
her. -.·1IJ J;iko,J..v. dcfo .. 11 10 11 un a couple of
t1cc;1'1uns and oubcorcJ the Sea View League
hc.l\1lv fa,orcJ \\'arriors, 18· Girls Standings (final)
\\1th .t 2~·11. lead after
one quartc::r, \\'oodbndge
mi-.,etl jui.t one shot from
the noor in the second "hile
building the lead to 43-2.t at
the bre';k.
15, 111 'th..: third lJUarter. League Overall W L W L Oc!>p1te never being in an) ·l'.~ocfund~e 10 o 25 1
serious 1'eon:irdy of losinn i\~ ·Newport 8 2 20 5 ,. ::; 'CdM 4 6 11 1J lc.1J, league champi on 11\ie 3· 1 1112
\\'oodbridge (25·1 overnll, El Toro 3 7 8 15
10-0 in le:t i•ue) onl)• '\Von" Santa ~.~aro3r~ta 2 8 6 12 ~ ·c1 nc~eo t1F o'ay!l'1s btrth the sc-cond hal f by one point. Thursday's S c ores
"( was cxtrcm<:I)' pleased woocbrro<;e 7~. Newport 54 CdM sa. Sam r.• ;31113 ~ii \\ilh the \\ay· \\C playet.I to· EIToroJ5,lr.•HO
night,'' cxpl.1ined ·Newport
Verhulst hit two three·
pointers in the lhird qu::irter,
"hilc Jennings hao si:< points
and Cl:w1on four in ::in at·
tempt 10 get -Xe" port baci..
into 1he g.ime.
Uut after the S.1ilor!. (20-5. Coach Shannon J akosk). ft
"as an unusuJI st!lll'n1Lnt,. pcrhap-.. fur .1
coach ''hose team had just losl by ::w.
S-~) haJ ~!iced the ·lead to 12 l\\ice, the
\\ amor~ 'i:or-.d the finJI four pomts o.i
the third qujttcr and the hr!)t four point!>
of the tou11h to build the lead ba"k to W.
llu. considering that WoodbnJge, tup·
ran!..cd in Or:inge County :ind l IF Di·
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1cmpt in tht· i.econc.J i}uancr and~ -.Jwt a WOODRIDGE 74 silll!Ot.! <-9';( from the l1chl in th~ llN NEWPORT HARBOR 54
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1ravelin1 to San Francisco to
p;irticipatc in the inaugural
match or the Culiforni3 Olp
Rugby Serie on Saturday, pit·
ting the top four teams from
Southern California ag:iini.1
1hose in Northern Cnlirornia
over two weekends.
,,... ......
Est:ancfa 24, Corona dcl Mar 20, Ne"'port
Hnrt>or 10, Costa Me 3 7.
f'h0tos? Estancin 24, Coron:a dcl Mar
18, Nc\\port Harbor 5, Oma Mesa 4.
As for the future, Estancia and Corona
dct 13r could both do '~ry "di in the
ho) playoffs, 5incc the eliminations are in
terms or 'nrollmcnt, ~nd when the playing
lield is level these four KhooJs u ually do
pretty well.
up with ca couple or very long \torics on
bOth pmes, and muhiplc picturts. Seven
f'hotos on the Corona del Mar pme. Five
photos on the Estancia game. l was
tunned by the reaction of one, who
claimcC,1 we were suclvcrumbs for having
only five Estancia photos.
COSTA MESA -Tbe BO,is l Oirls Oub of the
Harbor Arca i holdins sianups for the upcomlna
spring roUcr h<>dccy season at the Lou Yantom
Branch. located 11 2131 Tustin Ave.
for the girl~ in terms of banner torie ,
or 1he major play of the le3d page, it is
Costa Mc a 13, ~vport Harl>or 6,
fat:inci:i 3, Corona del Mor 3. Adt.hna
front p:igc, by-lined !>lorie , it is Co ta
t.tc~u 19, N~" pon Harbor 14. I:. 1:U1cia 9
:md Corona Jct f\for 5.
111c girh'> Newport Hnibor has the best
shot to go deep into the pl:l)'Offs, but
Co 13 Mc :i nnd Estnnci:i h:l\'c their
legitimate hopes going, as well.
Well, that was basketball. H:iven 't he:ard
much on MXCcr, bu\ this hasn't really been
our year for soccer. Our Players or the
Weck? From Dec. 1 'til now. wc\·c had
two Newport footb:tll plnycrs, a Corona
dcl MGr boy :ind two girts. two Newport
girls and :i boy, two Costa Mesa girl , two
boys and :i girl from Est:t ncia.
The lc:igues for youngstcn in arndes l tbrough 8
will start play in April. Lllst year, the leagues had
more thnn 325 )'OUngstcn involved in weekly pmes.
This year, more thnn 400 players arc expected to
ign up.
The fiut round h:i the
Southern California teams
soing up to play at the Polo
Grounds in Golden Gale l'ari....
In April. the Northern Califor·
nia teams will come down to
piny at Robb Field in San
Diego
As fo r pho1o:s, 1hc numbers un: Ct>)l:.t
Mesa 12, Newport lla1l>o1 7, ~s1:rncia 7
and Corona de! Mnr 0.
The conclusion? I guess I owe Coron:i
dcl M:ir's girls nn apology, we didn't keep
a ru1111ing count un1il now.
Every pl11ycr is required to h:ivc a helmet, knee
pads, elbow p;ids, a hockey slick and In-line t1kates.
The registration and membership is $80.
CO\ l a Mc~:i vs. NC\\ port Uc a ch?
C:ombi11ing those numbers the currc1H
score is Co:,ta Mesa 135, NC\\port
As for Estancia, it reminds me of 1he
time we h:id a cou1>lc of our team~ in the
Cir l·inals at t)lc Bren Centcr,\at UC
lrvinc ... rn~O.
Whut j day. When it was over we ended
At nny rate, those were some of the
things on my mind Thursday afte rnoon.
Thur..Juy night? Are you kiddi1)g'? We've
got four gii Is ba!lkctball teams wi th pl:iyoff
aspirations!
Each player will piny a min imum or hulf of every
game. O::imc:s will be played on Saturday mornings
and the season will run from April 1 to the end or
June. The sign\lps will be held Mondny through Fri·
day from 2·8 p.m. until the leagues arc full . 1=-or
more information, phone 642-8372.
PUILIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES , PUIUC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICES PUBLIC llOTICEI
Exlsren 01101 requlsitos le-Tl\• names and business PUBLIC NOTICE Code coottrnlng llc:onses This statement was filed .,.O• Control to NII eJco. ---------.....,.--~--------------PUBLIC NOTICES d addrnses or the buyet art'. '°' businesses doing busl-with 1he County ctm of hobc t>evttaoea 11 291 w. Wl -.:. a1 DffM and £1tc. Notice 11 h9rel>y oe-MI05. Aecon1s al Oranoe ~-gales. Puede que usle David Farnsworth 5806 LEQA.L NOTICE neu outside lht City of Orange County oo January Coa11 Hwy., ~t• 180, New-bOn IO Stl lo be ftCOl'Oed 111 11f *"-' S.1a1l0 "econvey ~ aceot lhtmrom •• PUBLIC NOTICE quiera namar. un abogado Bellflower BIVd Lakewood NOTICE OF 26, 1095. port Beach. CA 92663 With tounly *" "" '"' -IS •nc• Company •• ltUsi ol, oas. monerais Ind *' 1nm1dl1t1menle. SI no " ' Costa Mesa. • F •• 5072 a "20" OH-Salt Bfff A ............ and _ :~;;:_.,,. "· ~ auccea.0t 1ru1tee ---------1 c:onoc:1 • un abogado ca.. 907t3 PUBLIC SALE OF THE FULL TEXT ot the()( .... WI ....._., ...... ~ u ... Vtml b d I I ~ below • oe1)Cll Of BSC 3131 .... & ... Ila.mar a un serJic:lo The assets lo be sold ere ABANDONED -Published Newport Beach· nt h~(I). mcnl\s llM elapsed &tnet slldl or au alltute ru1 •• 500 Mt. ~ 1ht OQht of NOTICE OF ....... _, .. A<ibed In general 11· d1naneemayt>ereadlnthe C M D p J Publhhed Newport--........... pur1uant lo the Oeed 0 1 ..... _ .-.. _-·--...in PETITION TO de rtflftneta dt ebogados ue.... PROPERTY City Clerk's Office, n Fair osta esa Illy !lot an-Beach.Costa Mesa Dally ,.......,...,,...,, . Trull eaecuaed by E.dwir --.... ~. .. ·~~
o a una oficlna de ayuda 11111ures end tQ~.llpm;~· Notice Is hereby given Drive, Costa Mesa uary 27, February 3, 10, 17, Pilot Februaty 3, 10. 17, 1MTT 1 ~lf ~ f ranti Mtl~ey. an unni.r ~~ 11":'.:..io:: ~~~~=~~~ legal (vea et d1rectono tele· ~~r:,11oc:91:: .. al N1:~port thll the undera.gntd Will MARY T . ELLtO'f.T, 1995. 1995. llOUL~~~ rled man R ecord ec ; as rtwiw4 in~
W ......... C. CONW'"Y lonic:o). Beach California soil at publte auc:tlOO, pur· Deputy City Clertl Fl74 F176 __:.: 03/tS/tHO. In ~ NIA .... .._:__, ..,..,... ,. CASE NUMBER The buStness name used suanl to Section 21700 ol • "~'"" Page NIA, aa INST '90 "'......,.u. CAil NO. A170527 (Numero d•I Caso) by the &eller at lhll IOC:a· the Business & Prol~s-PubllsheCI Newport PUBLIC NOTICE 30300 mfGIW1ffROAD. sum 130712 ot 0 11 1c1 a The lllttt lddl!ss Ind Olhtr
To all'*"· btnellcla11ts, t3Cl335 1 on Is• VALENTINA'S s1onal Code, the following Beach·Costa Mesa Da.ly • PUBLIC NOTICE • 10t NCOtda In Iha othce 01 comtnOf1 dt$IONllOn. ii ll!y. Of
creditors, con11ng1nt Cfedl· The name and address or ~IZZA · described property to wit: Pilot February 10, 1995. Flc tltloua !"6HAM fMMS. ·--•• th• County "e<:Ofd ... 01 lht 1'tll Pl'Dl>t"Y dtsc:nbtcl lbcM '°"·and peraon1 Who may the c:oun Is· (El nombfe Y The anticipated dale ol CINDY MURPHY F·I F190 Busln•H Name 4025(110)642-251~ o..noe Co..tnty, Calltor is l)Ufl)Olted to be. 1n1 Hum·
otherwise be l.nte<ested In ' I ) the bulk sale Is 312'95 al C1othes, tamp. rec. typ. Statement llOTIC[ Of l1WITE!'I UU BY SHARON A SCHWSSfl. n1a, and punuant to tt'4 mll\Qbll'd Dme. CoSU Mesa, ca
tne will or 111a11. or both, dartcclon d• a co~• ~sF lhe office 01 TEAMWORK misc. DEBBIE PEACHER PUBLIC NOTICE The rot1ow1ng persons are "'uam uu• Mlt2tlt AmJRNEYANOACENI ,..ohce ol Detauu enc ~
ol· WANN». C. CONWAY MUNICIPAL COUR ESCROW • 5846 Bellllo.,.,er B·3 Tools, comp. wash. doing business as: An• IM·M -• cn4602 Election to Seti lhereun The undtf'S!Qlltd Trusttt dtS·
A PETITION has been CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF Blvd.. Lakowood. Ca .. I 0 y s. m Is c. KELL y SUMMARY OF CHAISSON PC SYSTEM YOU ARf. IN 0£FAUll UNDER ~ W7 ~ ~o 1995 der rec()(ded HW'911994 Claim$ any liallill(y fcu11v IOCO(• fifed by CASEY A. CON· ORANGE, Orange County 90713 • Escrow I 23739 WACKER, E-35 Sola, dry. ADOPTED ORDINANCE SUPPORT, 1468 North Pint DUO Of TRUST DATE" · • • In 8oo11 NIA, Page NIA. rectness oe Ille street address and
WAY In lht SuperlOf Court Herbor Judicial Dlstrlc:I ER lug. toys. ALAN MUNITZ G· ORDINANCE 95·1 Is Slreot, Orange, CA 92667· • '" 11 Intl 194·U4itl3~7 or oltlt de•"'".._ ii
of Cahlomla, Counly of OR· 460 I Jamboree Road. This bulk sole Is subject 89 Boxes, misc:. ERIK scheduled to be In lull 3710 ~CTION lUONl~SOTECYOUT VTAA6 U td Ottlclal Aec:ords, will r ~II. _ ... ~ •.
ANGE. 11 : c rr · u 11 Co . CARTER G-27 Bed 4 stls. l0<c:e and effect 30 days James D. Chaisson, 1468 r., OUR PUBLIC N s.11 on 03JtWt99S et t oc any, s rei THE PETITION requests Sulla l09J • M~ 1 ng Ad:resJ. ~er~i'a~'"~od'e orSec:ll:n GRADY BEASLEY H·122 lrom lts adoptlon on Febru· North Pine Streol, Orange. PftOPElHY, IT MAY BE SDt.O AT OTICE p M at the North tron< Said sale WlN be !Ndt, but
that CASEY A. CONWAY 4601 am oret oa • 6106 2 Bike, c:l1, TV. print, B a1y 6. 1995, ar'td was CA 92667·37'0 A PU9LIC SALE. f YOU NEED"" entr.ince to lht County W!lhOul CO\'tflant or walTlnty,
be eppolnted as personal Sulle 104, Newport Beach, II so' sub·ect lhe n'1mo Bo11.mlsc:. WILLIAM HIN· adopled by the following This business ls c:On· E)(l'LANAllON OF M NATURE CourlhouH 700 Civic e.q>ttssed or i'mplie<I, f!O'~lno
represent1rnve to adm1nls· CA 92660-2595 and addres~ oi lhe person TON OSl·18 Cnmper. roll call vote: COUNCIL ducted by; an lndMdunl Of THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST tl011Cl0f"'UITR'IUL£ Center Onve West Santa lrtle. possession O< encum·
ter the estate ot the dece· The n3me, address, and wilh whom claims may be JEANNIE LEE H·3 Tools, ,,,E MBERS: AYES : Registrant has not. yet YOU. YOU S~O CONTACT A "'UllttlAUllO.l·UH Ana, CA al public auc· branelts. ID pay Ille itmall'ling
dent. tolephono number of plain· hied ts TEAMWORK ES· furn. misc:. LESLIE STIPE I· Erickson, Bufta. Hom· begun 10 transact busrnon lAWVER Al'll llO, ttl· .. t·U tion, to tne h1gheal bod· pn~I sum OI lht nott(s)
THE PETITl~N 11queS1s 1,11·1 auornoy, or ploanllrt CROW, se46 Bel II lower 22 Dry. dresser, B-sholl buckle, Genis, Mona· under the llc11tlous name(s) On OVl 7'9511945 AM lrott & YOU AAE IN OEfAUl T UNOfR Ai cter tor c:aah Cpayabl• al secu.~ ~ u ld Deed ol TNst.
the decedents WILL and without an atlomey, is: (El Slvd.. Lakewood, Ce .. JUST KAYS DESIGNS, 1·53 h HOES· None. AB-listed above. Tmtt_ A Pnlfesslon.11 ~ OE'ED Of TAUST OAllC the ttme of HI• in lawlul Wllll "1t!rest !hereon. as~ c:odic11s. 11 any. bo adm1t1ed 1 1 1 90113 • Eddie Rucker 1 01essor, c:hs. misc:. DOU· an. • Jamea D. Chaisson inc0f'PQl1ttd undtr Ille llws Of ot'1 4t2 U*.ESS YOU lAKf mon•r o l lhe United in said OOC!(S) adVlnees if any to probale. The will and nombre. a drrocc: on Y e 23739 EA. and lhe last GLAS REYNOLDS, K·71 SENT: None. This stalement was Med Ille St.alt Of Mich~ u lllt duty ACTION · TO PROTECT ~ Stales) all r1ghl, lltle, under dlr ttmis or the 6eed oi
any c:odic:lls .aro available nume10 de telelono del date for Ming c:larms shall Tools,cooler.c:ls,c:hest . ORDINANCE 95·1 with the County CIJrk of appo.n!td lN~ltl undtr Ind PAOl'mlY ITMAY8f.SOLO Al andlnterHt,conveyedtoT SIJimted It ...,._..
fOf e11&mlnat1on In the hie abogado def demandanre, be 3 1195, which is lhe Sale wall be by compe11-amends Sec:tt0n 2·22 .of 1he Orange Counly on January pursuant IO Deed Of Trust, Rt· A PU9LIC SALE. f YOU NEED AA and now held by 1t under a::::t'e 1 l\StS of Ille 'tust;'f~
kept by lhe court. o def demandante que no business day belore the lave bidding (written sealed Costa Mesa Mumc:1pal 17, 1995 COl'Oed on ~\199 as Doeumenl EXP\.ANATION Of TtE NATUN &a•d Deed In the/rap«· ol lCPt ared by~ Deed
THE PETITION . reque~s Ilene abogado, es) sale dale spec1f1ed above. bids may be subm•llcd in Code to change tho office F8339~2 No 89 ~17 Of Olloal Rfc: OF TtE PROCffOINGS AGAINSl ty altuated in 111 COun· Of ~~ :'wit S12880386 :~::~flt~n~~ra~:ein;~~e;p~n~ MARTHA BENVENUTI. Al· Dated: 2· 1·1995 ~~~~el~~·~ ~~ga,r:~1 ol Vice Mayor to that of Published ~ewport Beach· Ol'l!s UI the Offaet al lllt R~ YOU. YOU SttOULO COHTACT ~ ~~,r~~ ~':'rol~o'!! d:~ E~ Acaued lfltmst aoci
dent Administration 01 Es· torney al Law, 474 E. 17th DAVID FARNSWORTH at lhe prell\lses where said Mayor Pro rem. Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Jan· Of 0tangt County, ~ lAWVER. more tullr deacrtbed on~ ~s 11 Ml)' • .,.11 tales ACI. (This authority S1ree1 Su.re 204, Costa Published Newporr PfOptrty has been stored THE FULL TEXT ol the Or· uary 20. 27, February 3, 10, rftCUled by; MROOY L. On OM~ at !t45 A.M. Rolle~ uid Deed ol Tr\.ta& 1nausetll1$hguttf)flOl'IOUle.
Win allow tho personal rep-Mesa. CA 92627-3213 (714) Beach-Costa Mesa Da11v and whrc:h Is located 11 drnance may be read in the 1995. VAUGliT. A ~.E WOMAN. as E. Weiss ~ICO!llOl*d as lllr dul! Th• 1treet •ddren end The Bcnef!Clal'( under said Dttd
rasentl.ll1ve lo take many 650-0510 Pilot Febru3ry 10, 1995. AYRES SELF STORAGE. C11y Clerk's Olftce. 77 Fair F160 lrustar, Ind HOUSEHOt.D BAHlt IPl>Ottftd TNS1tt Ullder 1111 other common de1lgna· Of Tnist herr!OIOI! txtCUltd and
aClions walhout court •P· DATE: NOV 02. 1993 Ft84 7012 Ernest Ave .• Hunhng· Drive, Costa Mesa. PUBLIC NOTICE F S.11. ORGAMZEO ANO E)QSTING ~ lo Deef OI TNSI, " tlon, 11 any, ol th• real drloWltd IO lhe undtlltOned a proval. Before taking c:er· J. Peterson, Clerk, by Ion Beach, C:i. (714) 84&-MARY T. ELLIOTT, UN0£1' THE lAWS Of TttE ~on0t2H2u: ___ .. _ .. p roperty de1cr1bed wnllenDedarltlonofOrfMand
taln very Important 1c:t1ons, K. Logan, Deputy PUBLIC NOTICE 7314. Landlord reserves Deput1 City Clertl • Fictitious UNITED STAlfS. as llenefoay Ne 92..63&305 al Olflelll Ree above 11 purpor1ed to be Oel!\ll1d ror Sale, and a Wl'ltttn
however, the personal rep· NOTICE TO THE PEA· 24•047 lhe nghl to bid al the sale. P bll h d .., t B I N Wiii stll al ll\ltlk llidlon to IM Otds in Ille Giia al the Atconte1 797 A·D Wut Wtl1on Nobce al Orfaull and Eltct!On to resentallve will be required cns1 v Purchases must be made u s e .,.ewpor us ness •m• .._,.. .. bldOf fot 11 ,,._able al n.-.... r-..-.. Cllifotnil Strvel C~••• Meia CA """' ...__ ......... _..._.. caused to give notice to lnlerested SON SERVED: You are NOTICE OF SALE by cash and paid for at the Beach-Costa Mesa Dally Statement ,..,,.~ r w • _, "'"'"IP ..._.,,, 92627 • _,., ·~ .,.._,_ .....
persons unless they have setvod as an lndlvidual de-In accordance w11h the time ol purchase, All pur· Pilot Februlll)' 10. 1995. The following persons are :e "'ij~ ~:-Inf~~ al ~ ~: .!'s=: The unde,.egned Trull· saod ~ OI ~a~ ~
waived notice 0t consented fendant. provisions of the Cal1lom1a chased goO<ls are sold as Ft91 doing business as: . s. "' ca • 1 witt • " d1scla1m1 any hablhty bOll to to "° in
to the proposed action.) Pub 11 shed Na w port Unil<»m Commercial Code, Is and must be removed at MARCUS A. NICHOLSEN, castlitf s chtck drawn by a S1'tl as joint ltnenlS, IS TNstor '°' any lncOfTe<:tn•ll of COUf1IY Where the IHI pioott1y IS
Th• Independent admlnls· Beach-Costa Mesa Dally t~ere being due and un-11me ol sale. Sale ts sub1ec:1 PUBLJC NOTICE 1800 Pt. Stanhope, New· or nll!ONI banll. a chtck drawn American Cir Mor111111. Corpn Iha,"'"' addren and loUted and more llTan ltlrtr
tratlon authority will be p lot February 3 10 17 24 paid storage lor which the 10 c:anc:ellat1on In the evenl Fictitious porl Beach, CA 92660 by a Sllte or ltdt11I Cltd4 unlOll, llen. as Bcneflciltv will srl I other common deStgn•· monlN ~Ye elapsed Slf!Ct such granle<f unless an Inter· 1 ~95 ' • ' · GORD 0 N MOVING & ol settloment between land· Marcus Arden Nicholsen. or a chnill d11wn by a st.alt OI PdbliC auction IO. Ille h!Qher lion ,1 any i hown hef~ reconlabOn.
esled person flies an ob-· STORAGE, NELSON MOV· lord and obllgaled party. Business Name 1800 Pt., StanhOpe, New· ltdt111 savings llld loin assoeta· b!ddtf tor cash. (paylblt 11 llm4 in • ' DATE: 02-0WS
jec:tion to lht petition and Fl BO ING & STORAGE, LB. Avres Self Storage Statement port Beoc:h, CA 92660 bOn, »MVS usocratlon. or of salt ill tiwtu( money ol lfl4 The IO~I amount 01 the "'On I "'On. A PflORI·
show good cause why tho PUBLIC NOTICE MOVING is entitled to o RH ldent Managers ' The following persons are This business Is con· S1V1ngs bank specilted 111 sectioll llniltd States, by cash, a cash· unpaid pnncipal balanc• llOIW. COftPOMT10tt.AI
court should not grant tho lien as WaTl~housemen on Publlshod N'wport doing business as: dueled by: on lndMduat 5102 OI the f•nancial Code and lei's thetlt drawn by a stilt o ot the obhOatton aec:ured TIIVmE
1U1honty. T CE OF the goods hereinafter de· LA PALMA CAR WASH The reglstrant(s) com.. lllltlOflltd to do business in this national ball*. a thtckcnwn by i by the property to be 30300 TfLEGRAPHROAf) SUITE A HEARING on th~etl· PU:~.d SALE OF sc:libed and due hoving Beach.Costa Mesa Dally AUTO DETAILING. 5021 La menced to transact busl· slJlt) at 1ht Matn (Norttl) En-stalt or ftdtlJI ~ '"1lon er 1 aold and reasonable eat!· ' 201
lion wtll be held on H been given 10 par lies Pilot February 10, 17, 1995. Palma Avenue, La Palma, ness under Iha Fictitious tranct 111 IM Counly Coumlouse checll drawn by 1 state or ltclell mated c:oata e.tpenses BINGHAM~ MCHIGAN
2, 1995, 11 1:45 P.M. n PERSONAL PROPER~ known to claim an lnleresl F1 87 CA 90623 Business Namo(s) listed 700 CMc: Ctnler Ol!Ye West' savings alld IOlfl assoaatl!)n and advances al the '602S (8tOJ64l·2St$
Dept. 703 localed at 341 Pu1suant to the Colrtotnia therein and the 1lme speci· PUBLIC NOTICE L.D.C. Car Washes. Inc:., above on: nf• S¥41 Ana ca all rioM. tille anci SIVlnCIS associallon or savi s ume of me ln11tal pubh· BY SHARONA SCHLUSSEL The City Drive South. Or· Soll.Service Storage Fac1I· lied In such nctiee tor pay· (California) 1303 Avocado Marcus Arden Nicholsen ~st cOn.eyttt to and bank illtd tdionsto~ c:atlon ol lne No11ce ot ATTOANfYANOAGfNT
ange, CA 92668. 1ty Act (B & P Code 21700 ment ot s~h c:hargos hav-THE COSTA MC:SA ZON· Avenue. Newport Beach. This statement was hied held by 11 under said Deed"°; tht r.=.. C:,.' and aultlenzrc Sale 11 S:t73 644 32 c225007 IF YOU OBJECI TO the el aeg). the undersigned Ing expued, nouc:o Is ING ADMINISTRATOR CA 92660 with the County Clerk of . l In <tddillon lo c:aah. the
granting or the pel111on. you will sell at public: auction, hereby given that these WILL RENDER A DECI· This business Is con-0r3nge county on January Trust In t11t ~ sitlllted In lo do buslMSS t11 !Ills stalel ll tru.tee wi ll .ilcc:ept a 2110. M7, 2/24, 1995
slloutd appe11 al the hear· on February 28, 1995, per· goods v.ill be 50ld at pubhc SION ON MONDAY FEB· ducted by: a corporation 17, 1995 said~. CahfOlnia desctlbing 111t MIWI {N01111) Entrance lo"-cashier 1 c t1ec11 drawn
Ing and stale your ob· sonal properly including auction at: 2t52 ALTON RUARY 20 1995 OR AS The reg1strant(s) com-F033t 29 Ille land lheitin· Parul 1· An Coutllr Couttlou~. 700 CMC on a 11a1e or nattona11---------
jec:Uon1 or ftle written 'ob-bu1 not limited to furn.lure. PARKWAY, City or IRVINE, SOON AS POSSIBLE meneed to transac:t busi-Publlshed Newport Beath· undMdtd \134111 lllltrul t11 and lo Centt<Dme Wtst. 5an1.a Ana. C. bank a check drawn by PUBLIC NOTICE
1ec:11ons w.th the court b9-c:lothrng, tools and/or olher County or ORANGE. State THEREAFTER ON THE ness under the F1cllti0\J'S Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Jan-lot 1 ol lrad Ho 11003, In IM al nght, llCle Ind lnltrtsl COl1· a a&ate or leder•I cr~11.1---------IOfe the hearing. YOUf IP' household items located of California, on the 251h FOLLOWING rTEM· Business Name(s) listed \J 20 27 F b 3 10 Ccy ol Costa Meu, County al "'Yfd to and now held by hndt1 union or a check drawn p~illtlnce may be in person ot: day or FEBRUARY, 1995, II I ZONING ACTION ZA· above on: MS.95 ary • • • ruary • • ()ange, 5'* al tallonN. as per Slid Deed al TIU.SI WI .. Pl'Olltltt by a l&al• or lederoilll HY·
Of by your attorney. Property 00101/67979 9:~ o'clock AM. THE AUC· 95• 03 FOR BEVERAGE LO C. Car Washes, Inc .. 1995. Map m:orlled In Booll 481 Pages ~ in said County, taltfor· Inga and loan aa.ocl· fMI Ne. Fftt1M
IF YOU ARE A CREOITOR 2065 Placentia Ave. Cosia TION MAY BE RESCHEO. CONTAINER RECYCLING. GOfdon w. Cook, Preslden1 F161 12 11111 13 al 11it1sceaineoos 1111, dncnbinO 1ht land lhtftln· atton saving• au oc1· flCTITIOUS IUUMtSS
Of a contingent aed1t0f of Mesa, Ca. 92627 (714) 646· ULED IF NEEDED, DUE TO INC AUTHORIZED AGENT This statement was filed PUBLIC NOTICE Mlos in llf al 1ht County Re· Loi 42 al Tlld No 12212. In ltle atton or uvmy1 ban II IWIE llAn.llT
the deceased. YOU1TIUSt Irle 6166 TIME: 9 OOAM S~ed WEATHER OR TIME. BY FOR. FORREST FISHER W1lh the County Clerk ol c:ardfr al Slid County Elapt;no ~Of~ Bead!. County 0 1pec1hed in Section 5t02 The lelloWlllg person(s) your claim w1ll'I the c:ourt by the IOllov.1ng pe1sons; AN At-iNOUNCEMENT OF FOR A MINOR CONDI Orange County on January Fl •Ill thtttf111m all UnllS as SllOwn Ol1ngf Stall at ta11fom;a. as pet of the Financial Code ls/art dOlng bUS!ne$S as AllEN and mail o copy to lh• per-0147 Vern S11ong THE AUCTIONEER. TONAL USE PERMIT TO 17. 1995 c, ous Conclomtniu Plan M4'P ~.,Book 551 p sand authorized to do FINANCIAL SERVICES. 1~t
aonal representauve •P-C024 Greg N. Sullivan The following Is a bnol Attow TWO·RECYCLING F83393 t Bu1lntH Name ~Ille lnslnlment ~ 83-32. 33 and 34 "' Mtsce..::!s buemts• in th•• ~1.11a 1n ~Oala street. Unit 105 pointtcl by the court w11h1n B046 Sc:o11 Nall desc:flpt1on ol the propeny S E p bl hed N rl B 3 h Statement as Map 'I!' ,...,...,,.. lhe ,vent tender other Huntington llNch CA 92649
lour months trom the dale A058 Shawn Wise to be sold: HOUSEHOLD & f0'c~~ Al~~~PPIN~ ~~-cu 1 is M ~wf° P~ ~Jc; : The tollow1ng persons are 531356 al OlllClll Records Of ~ :;' S:~~lhe ........ n, than c:ash Is acc.4ptedl SMC. INC .. ·(a talllorn~ of flrsl Issuance ol the let· E009 Paul Buendia PERSONAL GOODS ANO OC TEO T 2 80 os a osa 11' Y 1 0 an doing business as: O!anot County, ~omia. Also r .......,n~ the Truatee may withnold COll>O'lllOll) l!>061 Spfl!gllale
ters as prO\llded In section E087 Darrell Lagu1san BUSINESS EOUIPMEN'T. ~e:AB~R ABoutEvAkD uary 20. 27, February 3, 10, CSB ENTERPRISES. nctotJnO liom l)OltlOllS or lot' Plrul ?' Non-nclllSM Ease· th• 1ouance OI th• SIYMI Unh 105, Hunllngloo
9100 ol the Callfomla Pro-EOG\ Pac1hc Photographic: AS LISTED IN THE INVEN· (LUCKY S PARKING LOT} 1995. 10761 La Terraza Ave., an undMCltd ont·llaW OI mint111, mtnts for accus CM< Ille cont· Tr uatee 1 Deed until 8tac:tl' CA 92649 bale Code. The lime for Iii· Co. lORY SHEETS: IN A Ct ZONE ENVIRON· Ft59 Fountam Vollei, CA 92708 Ot4. gu and other hycflOC.lrbon mori Nu, ~ IOf lngrtss, funds become av .. ilabl1t Tiits business IS conOUCllO 1ng claims will nol expire E028 Cfalg Power GORDON M&S: CLAUDIO MENTAL DETERMINATION PUBLIC NOTICE Charles S. urns. 10761 subs!lnces SMd or sold Imm egress. repi1r, mall'llenance. 10 the pa~ee 0, e1,doraee IW a corpOladon belOlt four months from Property 20139 . CONCION, 126133; JOHN EXEMPT . La Torraza, Ave .• Fountain lllt lbcM dtscnbed land upon drainage, utlities. and for olMI a1 a matter ol right SIGNED· SRRC INC By Jay
!ht hearing d•I• noticed 2099 Placentia Ave. Cosia & MAS. CAPPELLETTI. IF TH.E ABOVE AC· Fl tilt Valley. CA 92708 Ille condrllOll. hoWl¥ef, INt the P\ll'POSfS, aR IS dtscnbtd In the Sad salt Wiii be mad• ONn Seaetvv. . above. Mesa, Ca. 92627 (714) 646· ;2co42· AL KUCALA c ous This business Is con· olln4er or successors in 1nteres1 Oeclarabon 1 s. ..., YOU MAY EXAMINE tho 3865 TIME: I O:OOAM 1 13P4f3· THE M AX: TION(S) ARE IS/ARE Business Ham• dUCledby:anlnd111ldual Ofltielandshaftnotdnll lor ueh . . . but w11hou1 co .. enant Ot ThereglSIJantcommencedlO Ille kept by lht court II you Stored by Iha following WELLS ihts· DARLENE CHALLENGED IN COURT, Statement Tl'le regl$lrant(s) com-b Wllti tilt 5
500 Paitel 3 A Sideylfd llStmtnl Woillrranty e .. p1eu or 1m· transact business under the
a1e • person lnle<eited In persons: . HIBBS. .,3o447113p334• THE CHALLENGE MAY BE The following persons are menc:ed to transact busl· su sll~s tn upper 1 appul1tnaf1tl0~1 1 abovt, IOI plted ,re11ard 1ng 1111•. llclltlolis business name or
the estalt, you may Ille D413 Debra Whll11ng1on THE l MA MATHE w s · LIMITEO TO ONLY THOSE dolng business as: ness under the F1c111lous ltd °' said land. as ttstM<I. n general rec1tati0nal lnd Garden poa.eojon or encum · names ltsted above on January
with the court a l0<mal R• C\81 John Rob8rls #32P023; • ISSUES RAISED IN WRIT· THE SOUVENIR IHR Business Name(s) l1Sled Ille Deed Imm Louise A. Walde Mai;.purposu. as sudl t~· brance• t~ a•ll•IY &he 1n· 1, t984
quest '°' Special Notice ol Property 201$3 NE Ls 0 N M & s. Ms TEN CORRESPONDENCE PHOTO 360l Jamboree above on: 12•28•94 and Wiit, reconled In Book 2886. ment 1s dtSCl1bed and ltmltff 1r1 debtedncu ••cured by Tiiis sui.ment WJS filed Wilt!
the filing ol an Inventory 2075 Newport Bl. Costa DONNA SWIRCK. #AF: DELIVERED TO lHE ZON· Rd.. Newport Beach, CA Charles S. Burns Page 248and 1118ooil 2891. Page Ille Otdllllion cmr ~ ctllJln U•d Oeed ad11ancu the County Clerk ol Ofange
and appraisal of eslate as· Mesa, Ca. 92627 (714) 646-8625· MR WILLIAM Ol· ING ADMINISTRATOR 92660 This stalemenl was llled 136 ol OlltCtal Rtconls portion Of lOl 43 al uld Tract No thereunder with mhrreat County on Dtcembef 27. 1994
sets °' of any ptlilion or 5618 TIME:11:00AM SIOfed IVER' f 05l6· RICK BURN· PRIOR TO THE ABOVE Phal Ouc:l'I, 861 W. Wilson. With the County Cleik ol l'arttl 2 Untl 34. as shown upon 12212, as shown on ~ •A• aa provided lher'1in and NO'TICE·Tllts nctltlolls Name
account as frovlded In by th.t lollowing persons: "HAM: #BUR033192; OFAOTRE.FURTHER INFORMA Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Orange County on Decem-lflt CondOmlflium Plan tttt!IM to lolhe Noacc. ~! ~r~paid pn':ictfat 0J Sllltment expires llYe yurs section 1250 o the Callfor· F029 Laura P11es J B MOVING· GARY o ·. • Vusean Chhun, 861 W. ber 29. 1994. 111Parctl 1 abCM The~"""°'~ dtsc:nllrd .... o e sec.ure Y ~•1 lfom tht da'9 "was flied In the nla Probate Code A R• Hl74 Vincent Lopez OEti.. !llGO· . TION ON THE ABOVE AP· Wilson Costa Mesa CA F832384 Pattel 3 An fYClll~ URmtnl is sold ·as IS' The strtrt adcnss O.ed wiltl tnlerll!•I tnere· Otta ol fie County Olerll A new t t S lal N tic H 55 J 11 •• ' PLICATIONS. TELEPHONE 9 .. .,,,..7 ' ' · ii on a11 j.)rOll1ded 1n 1a1d .-..... ..... w .,.,_ ... _ H Slate ques Of • pee 0 e 1 •00 er ... ar:tin Dated at Northrldge 754•5245 OR CALL AT THE ""' Publlshed Newport Beach· for llSt owr that portJQll ol UICI .Ind oltltfc:ommon dtsignlbon. No•• lee• c.h<1igv• ill"ld n wuvV> gopw-s amt ·
form Is evatlable from tn• E084 Jolene McBnde 21811995 OFFICE OF THE PLAN· This business ls con-Costa Mesa Oatty..Palol Jan· lot 1 cltscribtd in Pan:el t ab<M ll!y, al 1he IUI l)ll)t)tfly dt· ......,. , 01 Che tru,tee menl must bl 11110 bllort that court clttk. Property 24517 ducted by: husband and ot INt ctrtaon patiO lltU as sc1'brcl 111owe Is pVlllOl'ttd to be •• ...... 11• Umt Tht li*lQ of lhls s\itement Attorne1 for th• Petl· 1725 Pomona Ave. Costa B1: Jack Hays NING DIVISION. ROOM wile uary 27, Febru3ry 3, 10, 17. on IM Cooclomintum ~ and ol thu tru'U cruted does not 01 Its.II aulhorllt 1ht
tloner: Mesa. CL 92627 (714) 642· Publlshod Newpo.rt 200, 77 FAIR DRIVE. The registranl commenced 1995. shown 49 Cotmotant ca. Nrwport by Htd Deed ol l•ll•t • use In lhlS stall 011 flcltlous
ROBERT C POLIT.SKI 3107 TIME: 12:30PM Beac:h·Cosra Mosa Daily COSTA MESA. CALIFOR· to 11ansac1 business under F170 ttlttred IO 111 Paial 1 abovt, 8uch,Cl 92660-2928 Serrano Aeco1weyanc:. &umm Name In Vlotallon of • • s d b th toll ·•-F NIA ~ ( ) 1 d ~nan! ID Paruls 1 and 2 The underilgned TnJstee dtS· Company H u1d Tru1t· ESQ.,SMITH& 10:0,. Y • owing p....,1 ebruaryl0,17,1995 P~bllshtd Newport ~h:o~·~~ul~l~~es isle PUBLICNOTICE at>o¥tdesc:nbtd claimstnyliabilq toranyiooof.ee 4900 R1vergr adelht r~hts el 111elher under
POLITISKI, ~328 Optima FIBS Beac:h·Cos1a Mesa Daily Ph3I Dueh Parcel 4 An OCIUSM userMnl rec:1ness0flheslmtaod1tssand Aoiild. Suite ll70, Irwin· r= ~· ~.~~:i"s:*
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Property01204 PUBLIC NOTICE Pilot February 10. 19!>5. This stalemenl was fifed Fictitious tor use O¥tf 111'1 portJQll ol UICI other common desigMllon. ff dale CA 91706 11118) ~ Pr ltsslon
1002 N. BROADWAY, 1n92 Cowan tMne. Ca F188 w11h tho Counly Clerk or BualnHs Name lot 1dfscnbed111 Pall)tl' abo¥t any, shown herein Satd sate •1 llH~:t70. By c .. rol Wic:~-co:~s and 0 s
SANTA ANA, CA 92701 92714 (714) 863·1060 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOT ICE Orango County on January St.atement ol tNt ctrtain balc:otly area u be made. but wiltloulcownant oi ~n'!f J~i;,1~:1 1den1, Rene!n.flllnO (7t 41 542•1 111 TIME: 1 :!)()PM StOfed by In ac:c:ordanc:e v.1th the 11, 1995 The following persons ere shoWn on the Condointnoum Plan warranly. Ul>!!Utd or implorcl, A "~Pt!>4031 Newporf Btactl·Cosla Mm
Published Newport lh• following persons: prov.sions of Section 21700 NOTICE OF F033924 doing business as: ttftn'td to tn Pan:tl 1 at>CWt, itgaldlng titlt, possuSIOI\, °' ~o 2117 2124 Dallv Piiot
Beach.Costa Mesa Dally 13076 A J "iue/Bankorwest l~:~g~u!:~:s6s ~~~hPr~~~: PUBLIC HEARING Published Newport Beach· FORAN SERVICE. 1956 aopuf1tnant to Parctls 1 and 2 tncumbr1ncts. to pay the It· 2J • , CH219631
Pilot February 3, 6, 10. 1~ Allan C. Hendrick· sions Coda there being MESA CONSOLIDATED Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Jan· :;;;;rm, Costa Mesa, CA ~bove1 ~~·1 t m rna1111ng OMCIPll sum Of lllt Jan 20,27 feb310, 1995
1995. A3B3 Chris Threan due, unpaid slora~e foe tor WATER DISTRICT u:iry 20, 27, February 3. 10, Patrlc:1a P. Foran, 1956 r!rc:se ove~ :~u:;IOlla~m~ld ~~s) =u=~ s==d: PUBLIC NOTICE '" •
FM175 A296 Charles H. Wiedman which. INSTORAG SANTA Thursday, February, 1995. Anaheim, Costa Mesa. CA lot 'dtSCllbed WI Part.ti 1 above pnwl(!ed In Urd note(•) • ad· VI ----------1 Owner reserves the 11ghl ANA 1s en11Ued 10 a lien 10, t095 . 7:00 p.m. Ft62 92627 1 .... l ... , S""'""" .... 11 · ~ -PUBLIC NOTICE 10 bid at th• sale. Pur· pursuanl to soc:llon 21702 This buslne11 11 con· o ""' ce .... n ,.,....,. •. ~. vances. any,undtr lhllermsot '-' O
----........ ----•chases mU11 be made w11h of said c:o<le on tho goods, th;r~~:t!:::~h• PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by: an lndMdual u shOWn and assigntd Oii ltle lhe Dted of Trust. estimated Ires. NOTICE Of "'UITIFI I AU "-SUMMONS peraonal checks or cashier hereinafter descnbed and Registrant has nol yet Condommlum Plan mttred to t11 cl\lrges and QPenses Of the Q ~ (CITACION JUDICIAL) checks only and paid tor ar due nollc:e having boon agenda permits Fictitious begun to transac:I buslneH Parwl 1 ~ a1111111tenant lo Truster and al IN trusts create< TRUmE IAU N0.140IUll ::>
NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: Iha lime of purchase. All given 10 part1os known to Board M Htlng Room Buslnesa Nam• under the flctitloua name(a) P~ls 1 and 2 abovt descnbed. by said Deed of Trust. to wil. A"' Ne. 11t·I ZZi}5 ER A • ;;a. "-t~"f~o~E~'t~gobo~~B; e:c~:.~.odan~~~s~'be5~~ ~~~m1h:"u~~er;~!c1l'.~~c:~ M;:,~~~~:~!~:.~ed Tt\t fo~~:~~m:e~!ons are l~~~~c:f!>i~eFOfan r::~6;,: ~~:~ =::~·: ~ ~.= ~AREO~ D~'ff}{ NgATFO CX) :> ~
THROUGH X. INCLUSIVE mo11ed at the time or sale. such nolic:e lor payment of 1905 Placen tl• doing business as: This 11a1oment was filed Lot 1 desctlbed In P11ttl 1 at>cwe lf any. w!ll lllcrease this figuie CW1&93. UNLESS YOU TAKE f'. >
YOU ARE BEING SUED BY All partles lnlendlng lo pur· such lees having expueo Avenue Costa a) YOUNG & RESTLESS. wllh lho County Cieri( or of tNt crrt.ain dtdl attas as pllorlO sale ACTION 10 PROTECT YOUR (.0 Q) ,::S:.
PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. le esta' c:h11e goods for resale will bo sold at pubhc auc. Mesa C~llfornla b) UNIOUE SPORTS & Orange Counly on Oec:em· shown ldtnClfied and asSll)ned on The btnettclaiy undtr said Ott< PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD Al ~ "-
dtmandando) DAREL BEN· mu11 PfOVlde a copy ol t lo n by INST 0 RAGE Th• Boa:d 01 Direct<» s of BEACHWARE. 302 Main ber 29. 1994. the COodomlnium Plan flftlltd to al lru5' MltlofOlt utCllled anc A PlJ8llC SALE If YOU NEED AH LO Q VENUTI, M.O .. INC .. A CAL· 1h1fr Cahlornla State Board SANTA ANA loc111ed at lhe Moaa Consolidated St .• Balboa, CA 9266t F032402 111 Pllttl 1 abOl't ~nant IO dt!Mltd lo 11\1 uncltrsioned 1 f)(Jll).NATION OF THE NATURE 1 CtJ
IFORNIA CORPORATION of Equ1l1uUon Seller's Per· 2828 W. Sth St. County ot Waler Dlstrlc:t Invites the N M.T .. INC., (SC CORP.) Published Newport Beach>-Plltfla 1 and 2 ~ dtsetll>ed wnlltn Oeclnbon al Dtttull lllCI Of THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINSl r.. 1 ~ You have 30 CALENDAR mi1 al 1Jmt of purchase. Orange. Stale ol Cal1l<»n1a community 10 a1tond 1 pub· 402 Highland. Blvd., Mynle Co ta M Dall PdOI Jan· Paltel 7 All uduSNt mement Oemlnd tor r.... ~ ..-.. YOU YOU StiOULO CONTACT ~ ""' ..., DAYS antr this wmmon• Sal11 are aubioct to pnor on the 15th day ol Febru· Boac:h, SC 29572 s esa Y · ..-... .., a ..,_,, · ~ :J
la Mrvtcl on you to 1111 a cancellation In the went 01 ary 1995 at 9:00 am Terms \1~1:::,1~.10 sc:fA~1~dr~ This business . Is con· uary 27, February 3, 10, 17, 'L°:. ~';.=-""' = 1a1,.:: ~ :!.,, Dtllllt and Eltdion ~ ~~ 11945 A.M Troll & C.O 0 typewntten responM at lhla the 1111lemen1 between for the Hie ere cash only. p dueled by: an lnd1Vldual 1995. in --. '"'" Ulldenqltd cauStcl Q.. .... cout1. ~ and obt19ated party Sale sub1ect to c:anceUa· LAN The reglstrant(s) com-F173 Of 11111 ctltlrn C.tlllOlt Atta as ~ Holict of Orfaull Ind flee· llOll, A ProlustONI CGrll(lfallOn, A letter Of phone call wlU Dated this ~0th and 17th 11on. Landlord reserves the This item wall be d• .. menced to transac1 busl-shown Oil Ille ~ Plan bon to Sd IO be 1'COf'dtd 111 e. •ICOf'llOllllld under Ille laws ot =
not proi.ct you; your type-day of F•bfu~. 1995. 11Qht to bid. 8olow Is a list ~1~:'.1!'10: c::.=~.w~ ness under the llc:tlUous PUBLIC NOTICE me!Ttd to ill Patul 1 allow ancl ~ •" 1t1t "" OlllCll"Y is h St111 al Mdltgan. as Ille duly CU
wtln•n respon•• must be Public Storage MM\agt· or names and unll num-open 10 1~ ·general publ c: business name(s) hsled Fl Utt ass!O"fd as eM1IOll C34. ac>CIU'· ~. and more ~ lhrtt ~ Tru111t llndcf and (.) In prop« legal l0tm II you men!. Inc:., Agtt'll tor rho bars. In ' at>ov• on: 1987 c oua ttt\¥11 lo PM:tls I Ind 2 lbcM mont!ls 11aw tlapsed ~ lllCh pulWllll to Deed Of Tl\lll, fle.
want '"-court lo heat your Owner. NAMESNNIT NUMBERS F:, ~;:id ::t::u!':;slll~C:~ N.M.T. Inc •• Mary Joseph, B11sln•H Name dtsetlbtd MOldabon. COIWd on 04l2M.1 u Document
caM. Publlehed Newporl LARRY P. ORAKE/A020 ~ esenla r com-President Statement The '''"' adchss and oeht1 OATE.0"1&t5 No 9)..0115061 ol Oll~:1• " you. do not me your r• Beach-Coata Mt.a Dally TE MAE MOAGAN/A058 ~ 10 th~ B= II th• Tl\11 stattmenl was filed ni. following poftonl art ~ dtsigNllOn, .. lflY, OI llOIERT E. WflH. NICCMIN-AecOl'l!t in \ht alttee °' flt apon .. on lime, you may Pilot Ftbruaty tO, 17, 11195. COMMUNITY SERVICES/ Public Heanng, please con->NIU\ the County Clerk ol doing busi,ness as: Ille rtll ~ dtSClitlld *"' llAltD Rtcon1ef ot Of1noe County,
loM 1tlt case. and your Ft&6 A063 tact M c:hollt Jackson Ots Orango County on January CRYSTALS, 1876 N. Pb-1 ~lo be 290 VICT~ AS T1WSTEi Calrfomia mcuMCI by Joan O ~.money and p1op. GRACE DE LA ROSA/ lrlc:tS~retary 81631 .;206• 31,1995. c:.enlla Ave •• Placentia. CA STRffi l ES cOslAMESA.N 920 ~tA~OMS""'"" KlllClld '•Widow u Tt11S10r: env rnav .,. 1-ken wflhOul PUBLIC NOTICE A064 s · · Fe35030 92670 • ·.... '"""'' sl'IUISCin LtMlan. Hutlo!I Molt. ruriNf warning from lht ROGELIO ALVAREZ/A07J MI! A C ON 5 0&.t· Published New ort Beach-Gladys Betshner, 19041 92617 PO. llOX31fl De .
cOUft. cna1245525 COMMUNITY SERVICES/ DAT~O WATER DIS· Cosla Mesa ~ailv Pilot Shamrock Lane, Yofbl The undefl~ Trustee d1~ COVNA.CAtt112(8tl)961· 9lllC CcwpotltlOl'la a.,.!, .... ~W: MllDlt T'*9 .,.. olher legal ,. NOTICE TO A076 TRICT ' Unda, CA 921S68 cla!ms 1111 ~ti)' tor any incof, 'QJ.j COrpor111on. s _,
Qulrementa. You mav want Cf.rDITORt OF JOSE LOPEZ/A093 Karl Kemp, Auls tent February 3• IO, 17• 24• This busln111 Is con· llClneSS Of IN ~tftct add!Hl 111C BY CRIS A KVNGlRMAA srN II pWllc auc1IOn to Ille MOUNT 0&M to call an at10tney right IUU( IA1.B STEVEN BURNS/Al 13 District Secretary 1995. dueled by: an lnd111lduol other oomtnOf! dt&IO"ltiOll. I C22~218 h!OhHI bidder~~"· (pay": c__., • ~ •W9'f· If you do not know (llrCI . lt04, ROBERT21EGLER/Al18 Publlahed Newporl F178 Rogr11r1nt h11 not y•l lf!Y,shownhertln. 1·27.2·3'101995 1111meOfM1t in ...... u1money ci.,.I •~
an enomey, you may ctll JAMES BREEZEIBG05 D 1 PUBLIC NOTICE t>tgun to transact buslneu Sltd $111 W11 be madf b11 Ille Un.ltd Sl*s. ~ CISll. a "Sovinf AU Ft1Ulu" an .no~ rtlaffll oervtc:e 1105 U.C.C.) CHARLES BRENNEMAN/ BHeh-Costo Mesa 11~ undor th• f1crtltlou.s name(1) ~ CO¥tn.tnt or waiTant, cuhltl'a check drawn by a SI.Ill 1a 5 ~
or a legal aid otnc. (lllltd t:1crow No.23739 l!R 0668 Pilot February e, 10, 14, Flct1t1ous lislod above. flll)rmed or implied ftOlrditlC PUBLIC NOTICE Of nabOnal bW. • chtclt draWll Co.ta .....
In 1tlt phone bOOk). Nolle• II h.,eby glvon 10 MARRIS A GILBERTO/ 1995. Business Name Glo<fya 6ol1hntr I~ lltlt PoSHUlon ~ tnculTI ' II)'. $tale Otfedfnit CllCM union. .. .... "a::;:-•• : =~· iu': ~~~or:tll:: ~~ aw1:!~ BJ::FEAV E.CRUZ/0744 m'39 Statem ent !~' 1~~atc~~~~Y wCt~~'t'or btllie..a, IO ~Y the ltlNIOtllC :O:::!no~ ~ ~l•••iiiii!i;li.•-1
cieJ usttd u.n. un pie.to de UI• II abOUI 10.,. macle ot JCROME E. MC CUINJ PUBLIC NOTICE Tho following pertOn.s '" Or1noe County on J•nuery ~ ~~ 84et:* °' ~ NOTICE OF bOn 11W111• WC*lillOn. OI PAC911C VllW
30 DIAS CAU:NOARIOS lht HHll dt1c:rlt>td Cna SUMMARY 0 1' ~ingLbuBsOOlness .;l:RT EAS 5. 1995 .lMeftSI IMttOn as _...,C TAUST£E'S SALE VNOIR .M,g1Nf*'l*'fred11 NttlOfl PWJa.AL PAM parl Pf•Hnlat una r• below. AICHAAO KIRCHBERG/ OOI K N • Fl3,027 • .,..,...,. OEED OF TAUSl I !iltl7 ol Ill FIMllClll CoOe Ind IPl*la eecrna e maqu;na The names and bull~tl C207 ADOPTED ORDINANCE l ~S5 Hunt1ng1on Vilt.ga. Publ11h1d Newport Gooch· "'Utd noct(s), ldvinCU, I eny T F "° 10H11 _...._._,,IO do bllltntU tn th•S c...-ery e MotNery en ... COt'9 lddrtlffl ot the MllH .,.. KJRI( T COSNER/Cm ORDINANCE 95.i 11 •98, HunllnQton Boach, CA undtr IN ttlm&, a4 Ille Deed OI loan "° 1170247 ............... ~ • ~ una Cllt'8 o UN llomoda DAN LA VIGNE. &030 Sii· CAAol SlANAIC218 5Chacluled lo be Ill lull 1>2e47 Coala MaH Dally Pnot Trust. Ullmlle4 ttu. cfllllltl A p Numb9r 4.U 4tMI Nie) IC lht Main ~) En 3500 hdlc V-. ~ ~ no .. olr.catl vert>rook Weat. Weal CAAOL "1ARTINEZI030t • lorce Ind etf~I 30 deys PMp 8 Capell•. 15555 Ftbru~ty J, 10, 17, 2•. tlld ~sol 1"' ll\IMM enc YOU AfU! IN DlFAUL, tr¥U tD Ille~ Courlhou•. ....... leld'I ~ au r•sl)UMl.I 91oomne1d, MIChigan•8322 KATHY MATUID•Ge lrom tta 10opt1on on Ftbru-Huni.ngton V1ll1ge. 101. 1og5, otflc1Nst10tlltOySlld~ u ,..OEA A OC£O Of 700 CMc Ctflllr Ori-. Wtsl.~~I~=~=-~..-=·====~ ..,.._ e !Nquan. 11erie que The locatJOn In Cal1lorn44i $ANOAA GUCJU\A;f802 "Y e. l99S, and wa.s Hun1tngton Duch, CA F177 al 1111$1. lo wll 11$1,"8 26 TitUST OATtO februari SlrU AN. ca II l\glll.; 111\t illCI ~ cgn ... formefi,. of lht crn.t ·~ OfftCt Publlal\td Newpon adopted by the fOllowinQ 92&47 E~d Accl\ltd lrllfl'lst~u t9110 UNLESS YOl ""''"' eonwyH IO and ,_ d_.. 1aga1ee aproptadat of the Mlltf ~ 7119 e eeacn..Coai. Men D••lt 1ot1 call VOit: COUNCIL Thi• butlneu 11 con-PUBLIC NOTICE ~ ~ ti ..,,, TAKE ACllON 10 PAO helCI br 11 undtr Mid DHG ol ,_ II llWWW
" I.lated~ que la eott• Newport Blvd., Newport Pilol February 4, 10, 199~ MI M I I A I 1 A YI! a 1 ~"'tf' by· an lndlllfdual NOTICI OP' 11\CIHSt Id"°"" pnor IO Nie TeCT YOOA PROPfRTV n lMt In 1ht pioperty ...., in ma, IDIU •&1
ncuc:M au ca90. llleac:h, Cat1fornia Sa~t lrldson, Buffa, Homo eg Jt~en~ hit !!_~1_!..f~ APPLICATION TO lhe lenttltlll'f 111M1tr Uld MAY •E SOlO AT A flV8. aM Co&tnly, Cllilotnia dttcnOing .__ * ___.
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B h Ar Avail 2/10. $70S'mo. 2 Ba Condo. Pool, HOTLINE nteds cxp·d scw1n9 eac ea Harbor Villas $46·9081 Jae, tennis. firplc gar, mact>one operators for Yearly Unfum 2 BR·1BA a. 1 aR.1BA W'D, 2Rms w/ pr1v HMJUpda:es~11o~.,....w.igs-011er1ock & hemmlng
3 4BA·2 Baths Lnd 001 quiet nr B• S625/ · utils or Legal ComrnerUt)' _ machines. Full or pan
ry, P • ' mastersu11e w, priv Ba 1---S70-2a time. 1835 Wh mer $1375 to $1800 mo. all transpo11At1on $550 5800. Furn OK 642-Must be 18 Of Older St 99 Avo. B7. Costa Mesa Villa Rentals ' s55oNo P11•154&-0392 ooso 542...s111
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BACK BAY E 'SIDE per ITWlCJle Balboa Ne rt 675-4912 NB-Shr Beau111u1 hse, HOSTESS Host wpo 1 BA. new cpt, sml yd, frplc, dee!!, 111endly. For busy Ila .an d nner Rlty 723 AA94 w d hkup $645 mo. NS $425 • -utls house In Newport ..,... No pots 631-7813 Back Bay View 3Bd ~ •-2-00--0-.-q-ft--3-8--3-B-a·I----------Lv Msg 756-0156 Beach. Restaurant e-.p
Oen $2300 • r. • Clean 2Br 1 Ba, crpts. NP Crest Shr furn LOST •· roq, PT FT e.-es Ca Oceanfrortt 3Bdrms lrplc, "<ar gar, blk new paint, w d hkups 3Bd, recently redec a Susan at 1>42·1865.
51800-$2000 bch 1 blk bay. Avl 3 1 Westside. S650 mo. (one is an Ole) ma· FOUND 2925 LIVE-IN COUNSELOR
Studio Apt $575-$700 Sl900 mo. 675-7676 642-6781 bofore noon ture. NJS, avt 1mmed iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lor beha111oi mod DO
2Bdrms $900-$1100 **AT THE E'sld• lrg unmac 2Br S600 mo Gary 646-1400 Dl•mond Br•c•l•t adulL SJ400.mo. Cau
CORONA
DEL MAR 2122
BEACH** 1 Ba, 253 Cabr1110. Npt Crest-room w pvt lost on 1 26 p01.1_5_5_e_-_1.;_4_1_. ____ _
, Patio, verticals. beige bath, feminine decor. s bly m Fashion Is· part ·T 1 mo p e op 1 e Largest Selection tones, w d hkup. seso gar, w1d, pool, tennis, tand. Aowardl (7141 ,,3 nted to add•ess 3 • Summer Rentals Avt 3/l. 3 10-379-toeo etc. S500. 216-9001 852·6295 be•s for pay 'tou 1·ave
Reserve Now Lrg 2Bd 2 B• Condo Npt Hghts apt 10 shr. FOUND CAT W•lh col· 3 type•"1.r1lt'I. COrT'pute·
carpi, drpes, carport. Room pvt bath. ocean lar Tan & white, unu· or good hand11>r l•ns;
ANNUAL 1256 Rutland, $950 & view. utllil1es pa•d suat markings on Ca 'Now• 1·809·
lBd, Udo ........ $1000 dep 832·1766 e45·2941 or 548-6630 lace. tn IJewport 1 ____ 4_7_4-_4_2_8_9 __ 4Bd. E. CM .... Sl595 NPT HTS Lrg Studio. Npt Hght~. Sh:l e 2Br Beach Back Bay area Real Estate Full Service Mature person. Bdrm· clean quiet area N s 645·9876 • .. --a--T-A_ft_ULll ___ , Property Mgmt actove, kit, priv ent. $365/mo ~utilities '·F-o_u_n_d_W_a_t_c_h--a1 ~ patio & prklng 5695 434·9l05 o.c c on Sat 1 28 Busy wallt-ln loeallon. Dl'n:~~-Incl u11ts 6S0-32~1 ~r~f ~~Es~~~~;N2~a ~~u·;s b~~~::de~l~yl :1~V::l11'1Mft
673·1900 •---------beaut spacious hse 645-6761 llle""a :.mi , _____ ....;... ___ NEWPORT on bcl'I. S800 mo \\ o •---------NeWpolt
ATTN VIP'S Spacious BEACH 2669 Incl 646-1515 o.na FOUND: set of keys 2Br 2Ba that feels 1ust on or aoout F .. b 1 673-7300 like "home" HI \~oocsliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Quiet Co• ege Sluoer1t Upper Cas•a,,a,s, Npt ::::=:=:=:=:=~~~!
vault ce11 w skylts, * 1 BR $625• seeks N S 10 shr E· Beact'I Ca 645 2206 Retail Merc handiser
loads of glass & hght 2BR 2BA $725JUp side 28d apl s375 to ldent' i.c'1cma1 c spec a11s1
BY PHONE UI IS int'!. John 1:31-6206 --------,-~-Loe in park-like sot-Acf11g & d1sllwasher FOUND: White Dove, lor drugstc·e resets
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330 We t Bay Street
Co ta Me a, CA 92627
Comer of Newpon Bhd & Bay St.
CLASSIFIED
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Telephone 8a m-5:00pm
Monday -Friday
Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm
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CORONA
DEL MAR 2122
or call Holly for appt Lido Is remod 1Br 1Ba FOR RENT 2740 red ta t meo W"'9~ RETAIL SALES . FT M£'RCHANDISE BALBOA
644·0500. 2017 Vista upsus. Micro. stove. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lrg. reward546·947l E•r. Beau ~B loc 'r>e MISC. 6015 PE.NlNSutA 61 07
Cajon. St 55o mo lso d W, gar. S\OOO mo. E'•lde CM. "r" Cabr o LOST CAT · little old : .. ·n :i::<'H C~!la crys· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Gi.bb & E s lrt1 ~.,,:10p·o NO PETS. 720·9685 • <-O>o> • t.l e· s ll ~s 7Z2·iC27 24·hr access Approx Slame~e. Lost 1 31 Home Gym c1.1.. p *MOVING SALE•
Blutts9 Le3aBse fcurnisdhed. LIDO PENINSULA 1ox,Ox25. Socure Car 95 \\'h>te I ea co :ir Secretary Exp'd Mo' ng. ..,,ust sell SAT Feb 11 8-1
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4 dp, a. on ° 1 & 2BR bo11ch homes or storage. $100 rro Npt Island area. 714· p T •er 1 ccral churc"l Custol" lJ versat, 108 24ttl Sl!<'et 0 ;~sc).~;~~ mo From S850 to 51300 Call 310·379-1080 646-6413 or 673·G948 n Cosla Mesa Gen free ,..,15. o ,..,, bencn App11al'ces i.. le hen
2 1-3 15 occpy. E 'slde Cost• Mesa L D s II btk t ol' ce Inc> Wmcov.s press. e:~ s-5-0498 items c otf'cs. •urn BLUFFS TOWNHOME 710 Lido Park Dr ost og ma n Jewelry cos~et1cs ABr 2 Ba, dbl gar. lrg. 7 673 6030 Single garage. pnva1e. grey Temer, 14 yrs en\oronrn~nt. Go>od MOVING S ALE Dikes S ots riore .. 14-• • secure. 141 Mesa Dr old n3rre 1s Metu r.hone people si.. Its Furn tur.:-arp 1ances ~~pti~/bl~~:s't~:w, t~~ OPEN 7 DAYS S95 mo. 646-1264 Lo;t 2 4 95 Call 964· Sol"'e I e" Send re-s ilk c 3n1s Baltlo3 ---------
LIVE AT T .. E BCH 441" REWARD sumo to PO Be,. :'.:613 Pen '"Sui 675·705:.? CORONA unit Is very light •• ~ • ·• o 92 ·59
S16001mo. 720-0513 !urn apt, lbr, ma•blc ••••••••• ange b • Orc hid Collector's DEL MAR 6122
dota1hng. 9 ft ce11, COMMERCIAL ---------Supercuts lookins le Orchids Fot Sale Cat· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cha•m Penthouse. 1Bd Dale, S825 631-2343 HEALTH & ertt'lus as1 c & se 1 c•·a. OendrObaui-'s
gate gar, safe. l'i Pets REAL ESTATE T~~ss 3000 t ' FT Pt~ , lodry. poor, Furn 51100 Newport Heights FI nc; mot.v 5 \• $ • .,, Ph:ilaenops s Rea·
Un'u1n S950 6~8559 2 Bd. 1Ba pool. nc,..._ •••••••••liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii wlo.s ~6 hr. comm-I ~on:it: e prices C:i•e
carpet no pets S795 1 p ' tionus. Slt:k & .;o;" •o ::'.'<'-v 549.-30 .. CUSTOM CONDOS 738 T .. st n A.e. c.i:--i;~ ---------Help COP e need€. I n ea s. dC~1i>l. pd no .
2Bd-2Ba bay v1e-N BUSINESS OFFICE to tr) New Wg t O.l'i s v:tc '3r::'P t v. I PLANT SALE AC RES S1>IOO mo Prog 1vv. s b' 0 C'\t t..J'. :190 ... \. I('!'$ 1S 9 p~·
3Bd·2Ba S2000 tr.0 FOR RENT 2769 gu:irn ... c ugs' I .., ' -----------,,...----'"-· 6 9 s:.:i c ...
Secui•I" parking, up-MISCELLANEOUS 114 pa .. Fr•• sample T elecomm Eng nee• a.~~ld~s·lru t n~ SI-" ' I l _,"' , Si'<°"S p•c.I "' :i ··-or.. H <:• G I n p~
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COSTA MESA 6124 graced amenities. Inc! 3 Ollico Units 31st SI as• Cf a~ ,....., •• e, c Re ::~':! 1n:~~e e t.s -.. .l u .• ,'$ lt1g & ..... d. 673-3777 RENTALS Cannc y \ age s2~0 I S1 s 30.:? p ne C)DICS liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C d r · " The Great W••Stl ne I:>" S«.~ Po 1 e4.: 5•.:• 4·9 S':l gc9.5-.;.').;,~ FRI ONLY. NO Jl.lnl\• or 832·1400 '" Y 1,.•••••••• 295 670 An & des on Challenge. Res .. ls -------------------1 B ., Canney Vi' age R'IV 11 b 873 3733 Utility Person w C>.P WHEELCHAIRS (3 ) Great 11u111 1kes. am •once. • on 30 da~s O< \Our l•vor & carpet c:ire SSS SSS $1:!5 hi• co ·OCI b c.os •ust
iltEastblutt Hom•* OOMS 2706 Newport Office· Tower money back. C311 t· Co ~ge Hosp 13· Cl.t sec' 8·~. ~S-'6 Sant.l tor lso Lusk E plan. R 825 to 1.900 sq tt. Ole 800-701·53Z6. 714-642·::?73-l es.I 106 Goocs cc,.,d. C.:6-S-.CO An.l A"e S;irita A'1a
SBd 3Ba. lrg lot, nu iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Space. Ocean & t.1tn Weight Loss Breaklhru . S •,<o te \ st3 carpi, paint & hie B 850-0100 Great hse & loc! Btk to Bch. NB 1Bd 1Ba ""'''5 "r Free sarl'ptes L •c.01-E-.-,,,-P-L_O_v._•_E_N_T __ PETS & Newport Be•ch
s2800 mo 540.4719 Pvt entry No cooking. OC AJrport·Ouall St. quan1.1.es a"a .• :101e '" J Hl ANIMALS 6049 Aquatics Club
5450 mo. S57-6290'd Modern h1·r1se. 1...: o!c Call Linda 552·8·15-l. SERVICES 5533 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ Fund Raiser Elegant & Spacious! 631·55SO eve t. w!.•nd su1to-recept, conl rm. Rumm•9• S•I•
2-sty 1800s r twnhm. 2 ---------GI )-sg.1559 s o huge maslr stes ~3rd Luxurious furn rm pv1 oria (714 ' I••••••••• •••••••• ADOPT·A·PET Not~ ng ovc~ 1 b
Buden. 3 FULL Ba. bath. E'slde CM. OU1et ---------EMPLOYMENT Please be aware thal E>ery Sat & Sun at i793 1n9.~i~r 1..,"eh Ste· U N B I N S. No pets Uhl Incl COMMERCIAL PE-SMART. Founta n tween '"... 1 s pper pt ay na ure tho listings 1n th•s cal· S•t, 7 :30am-3pm. & b1l.e trails. 51950. $475/mo. 548-5056 PROPERTY 2778 egory may require you Valley. Puppaos, kit·
760-8279 d 725·0119 e to ·call a 900 nur.iber tens and more, a
I 8 h 1n Vlhich there 15 a IOOklng for loving, car-Exc uslv• ays ores VACATION EMPLOYMENT ong hoMes CALL 2 .. 11. 3Br 2Ba. lrpl, dbl gar, CM Prime Center • charge per minute. 0317 10, more info.
lurnished or unlurn. RENTALS 2722 370 E l7lh.AJ phs Center 5530
Set Only 8 -2 at corner
of Fu orton & 20th St
Furna1ure. computer.
k•dS toys & cloths,
masc items S2800/mo. 642-5290 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii t200 sq 11 (310) 275·83'73 i------NT---FREE iO GOOD HOME
HARBOR vw HOMES NB OCEANFRONT .. PO$TAL Joss•• EMPLOYME A be•utlful 3.y • .,. ---------
4Bd 2.SBa Spa. Up· Weekly. Fully furn 3Br INCOME Start Sl20811r ptu's WANTED 5535 old DALMATIONI HU~INGTON d d H Yd N 1001...ng for a great BEA H 6140 gra e . uge u 2Ba, gar N pot 51200 benct.ts For ci.am & homo ,, th room "'
caspt.pnt S2800 760.9672 v.eek. Karen 43-l·t424 PROPERTY 2790 app 1ca1.on inlo c:1 Cue for S eniors \\ play. 1.~a e. neute e..: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
IMMAC 5Br 3Ba Hrbr, ---------219·794-0010 lt CAtJO hep \\ C As:-i::ts 3°1 sho!s cu•rt'nl. coe-
Viow Hm, 3-car gar.•·RENTALS TO CM 4-plex nr OCC Garn to 8pm 7 da~s shopp g e·· t ·e·s 0 cnce sc!'lool grada
Avail. S269S'mo. Nr ail 3Bd, 2Ba. pos cash Retail Sales P'T·Glft l\~n 631·2681 'e ~s aio Ca S!>4-N.:tt
school. 909-682-5637 SHARE 2724 f.QN S::?Gl< doM. assume Shop Counlf)'S ..:hl 111 Xle 'lt Cleanlng Lady Free to good Home
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Yearly Lease or Salo Master Bedroom to ., . 644-2416 s:>a) c~ 1 a col t ..:
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CONDOS
FOR SALE
lnterior,Bayfront Hms 54so Utals Paid •••••••••• SKKG & ADMIN PT' fvr 1n'o & •('~ ccs I s a re..:s Ferr~~ I
Grundy Rllrs 67~-6161 .share s Bd 3Ba, NP. BUSINESS & ~~~-;"· disho ~~~~~o _9_5-_·_8_cs_~--------------
$550 Room !Bel/Ba) Lrg 1 Br condo In N Smk, 708 Av:icado, FINANCE order adm1n, Mac e"'p s ave a.o used al J NEWPORT
$1250 2Bd 1Ba VIiie B•lbo•. Movo-CD'.1 Sherrie67S·863-I soil starter. acc"!31e I MERCHANDISE ac:iNJC'nCJ >•'S B a BEACH 6 169
$1800 3Bd, 2B• in cond. S 975'mo 7Z2·7C:!7 \Ou :~e· foslN '-• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii condo. priv patios, +sec. 909-783-3638 5BALB02A8 ISLAB ND 1 71~.S~9-~:.:.; -4406 2 hare r 1 3 ap · ---------Data lmput PT mu;., CORONA
DEL MAR 1022
gar, 844 4 hr NEWPORT HEIGHTS S4501mo • ·u11ht es BUSINESS have good Engli hl---------
Ch.,mlng lg lBr l Ba Charming 3Bd 2B0 Polo, 675-5l30 skills. 0 & A comouh: ANTIQUES 6010 •••••••••]
dwnstrs, ocean viow frplc. lrg yard. gardnr, ....,.....--------OPPORTUNITY p1ogram 722 2607 no pets 51800 642·J902 CdM Shr bright com· 2904 • patio, stops to bch. d ' fortabte 2 · 2, frplc ,_D_E_N_T_A_L_A_S_S_l_S_T_A_N_T_ *BUYING ITEMS• GARAGE SALES
Gar Sale-Sat Only 8 ·
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o!f E Glu!I t'r Irvine T•rr•c• front row. 180-oceon vtow.
3500 sq tt. 3Br '2Ba +
maid's qtrs, frplc, s pa.
$1,395,000 pp 640-1733
w, w/d hkup. Ulll pd. Npt Hts 3Bd 1.SBa, w d gar. N/S, clean. sc.oo F S"O 960 1 200 N t 0 I d S I "' Exp'd Chalfs1de As~t re;m 1 "' ·1 . pc SI · o pc s. pen Incl wtr gar nr. m mo+ 1/2uhl. 640·GS9t LOCAL RTE'24 Loca-t t P t •••••••••• Sun 12-4, 200 Orchid pet ok. Avl now $1 500 ---------Orlhodontlc prac1.c~ to cnt.ro es ;i e a1n • ---------
645·6001 or 650-7964 N.B. Cozy, noar beach, tlons Buy All or PT or FT. 640-1122 ings, oooks furr.1ure GENERAL 6102 TRANSPORTATION
NEWPORT
BEACH 1069
BACK BAY 3Bd·2Ba
condo w/vlew of grn· bll, frplc, dbl gar. pool
S225K Agt 67£>-6 161
ACREAGE 1125
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row. 180° ocean vlew.1"W•••••••• modorn, 3 sundecks. Wkly•soo-599-6769 top s 673-6223 3500 sq f1. 3Br 2Ba + 11 $480. 1 MONTH FREE Pleasant busy prac . GIANT 2·FAMIL Y
f S RENT. 646·4400 · t1cO In Npt. Xlnt bt'n· ---------SALE maid's qtrs, rplc, spa. APARTMENT "ARAGE
Ouloll $3900. 640-t733 '{• NB pool/tonnlS1bCh. ANNOUNCEMENTS cflts, 4-dy wk, 2 S 3t FURNITURE 6014 """
SPYGLASS VIEW FOR RENT 2Br a1 S450ea 01 seoo AM'lftonth. 640-11:?2 Saturday, Feb. 11
180" OCEAN·BAY·UTES bOlh. Shr w/upbt artist 1_D_e_n_t_a_I _R_e_c_e_p_t_l_o _n_l•-t Butc her plock table & *" * • * * • * • • • *
f I I 631-211 1 or 646-8473 Busy pleasant olfice _,.. 3 To.,s, turn !u•e. a11f) r 4Br dr fr Ir 2 rp. poo '!---------•----------,.,.. --------'--chrs S2""". Leather • ancos. booloos .:'"thH Pv1 crnr lot nu pnl & NB·Fash ls/Eastotull· LOST •· neods Cllp'd front ofc pc sof.l set S1550 • / 1 BALBOA L a member. 4·d" wk w 0 etc Lo:s .:-1 gooo blnds/updted kite Ille 1paclou1 twnhso, wal" • Other Items 527·88J s:ulfl 859:? Barr L:1ne
carpVmrbl. $3700/mo ISLAND 2606 lo Back Bay $450 mo FOUND 2925 day Sal twice month. Complete W•terbed Gardan Gr-A Bca.:t'I 644-1968 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiii LI d 721 "792 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Xlnt bens. NB 640·1 t22 ... ... .... 1 __ n_a __ ... ____ motionless mattress B111d to Garoen Gro\o~
2Bd 1 Ba Upslair1 w g1ey contem,pory lra"l'e Blvd (East to Da •
QOTTA SELL FASTI COSTA MESA 2124
5 AcresJS2.9901SSOO Do'Nll iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
~~·:~dr~~ks1fg~~::;~:··c-o_s_t_A_M_E_S_A_2_6_2_4 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 ;::;-.:; 1i'~~ ~n11 ~~:, L~~ps~~t& g~~;~~~
Laurie 310·54 t ·2262 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii taome s:!:>O. ~-4:'.6 7 o't Oa1e 75.00/month 3BR 2BA, flrplc. 2<ar
35 Act/Sti,990$2,SOO Do'Nll gar, hdwd firs & carpi.
$250,monUl.Owner Wll Catrt lg yard. 2194 Meyer
Nr ~ ... ~'Nat IOIHI Pl. $1250/mo. 722·7282
H 500>·223-4763 ,.....BACK BAY HOME
THE TERRACES 55yr
& over. Clse to Oasis.
2 + 2. den. dbl gar.
lndry. Agt 673-7702
CEMETERY LOT/
3BA 2Ba. Nu cpl, drp. BALBOA paint & flra. Dbl gar,
CRYPT 1225 yd. 329 University PENINSUIA 2607
HARBOR LAWN 4 adj
plot• noar Votetan'a
Cannon & road .
Priced to 1811. Pgr
714-661-!5391; If no
S 1090 No pell 548·6093 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
E•stslde Clean 3Bd.
2Bo. 1 car garage.
W/D hk-up, pallo. No
Pets, 363 E 18th St,
Bid A. 646-6273
Charming 2 bd Apt
past Balboa pier. 1
hse to bch, urns Incl,
no pets $1 050 yrly.
449-1600 el(I 212
answer e 19·223·0840 _M_e_s_a_V_•_r_d_e_q_u_lo_t_3_B_r ---------
Pao If I o View-Big 2'Ba condo. gar. w/d CORONA
Dlaoount 3 h lllsltea. hkup, new carpVpainl. DEL MAR 2 6 22
Beautiful location , 11100. Lv• mag 557·5866 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (310) 823-1085
·s1LL ...==-...
'
QUIET & SERENE
Palm 1\-:lesa Apart:rnents
~ nur & yet so far
Th.it's the teclmg you g<'t
when vou ltvc at Palm M~ amid the 111.\h
gret'flcry of s«:luded
wo..xis & stairly (ldlms.
4 · tudios, 1 & 2 lkdroorm
'" $5'"5 t'U $600 • 1 BR $615 t0 S650
1u s-25 '° s750 4 No l'tts 4 Vmial Blanda
• C.'ahngf~
A NEW <:arpct, Plir11 at Tiie £ f'11:1'1Ca Room
& HatQ! Puol 8t Jacuw·
• l'atK» 8t 1Wconiu
A Clllnga AYaiWilc
•HOUSE FULL!•
Cherry Oucon Anne BALBOA
Oming rm seats 8 "-ISLAND 6106
buff et & china S21 so iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Ltl'lr sora lovo se.:at &
c11a1r $1500 obo Sev-
eral s1111 t1ees SSO & under. Butcher block
tbl 5250 Occ:is1onal
t:\bles & more Un·
used. 714·89~·7:!8G
.. ESTATE SALE•
Occorntor items furn1·
lure stereo. CIOlhC'S
kitchen hems. NO
JUNK Fri thtu Sun 9a·
4p, .<!08 01.,mo11d
OUIFllLD
Elf( TRI( BOAT')
NOW Avr.11 ABL l'
I.". ... ,\: ...... :.,,_ ' I
18' PACKET
REFURBISHED
BETTER THAN NEW
$10,195
DUFFY 21
$19,500
17' '94 DEMO -LOADED•
14' '94 DEMO
$4,"5
A
GOOD
AD!
Call
642-
5678
Daily Pilat ..
PLUG
IN
•
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TODAY'S
CROSSWoRo PUZZLE
ACROSS
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t Ulndlon:rs IM
10 SefeN
'4 By onesell
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wind t7Gtvel~ UI F1stlic>Mble hemline
19 ShoOl1ng marbles
20 Mlnd·readmg
llbbr
21 Rec room 03me 2 wdS 24 Colored<> county
28 Elegant 27 QbstrUCl
29 Not "with tf 31 Gardener·s
l>IJrchase 32 Oly gutty
3-4 Produce (an
egg) 37 Sc3ndtn,"\Vl:ln
39 Nlbble 40 Crown
42 RIVlll ol
l\moflc:an Bnd l.Mlled 43 Aclle"IS fWby
46 COIMdlan
Laurel
4 7 Qua turns 48 Stopping Ille
squeBk
50 Rous1no
53 Al1nmey Geneu1I~
&4 Vety 1&g11 loles 57 fl.'tlt~ SOT .. !lowet 61 Upl'Oera
62 Sea dUc:I(
&4 COucl\ 65 Current eveoct
66 F 11h bas>.et
67 Wu aware (of)
68 Greal -
69 Yummy
DOWN
I Steak order
2 ButH1gnrs
cheers 3 1Vta1e
4 Bos oame
endef S Cl\ught
6 Stl\lloM rote
7 MallQOUS
8 Knot 9 Nl'rVOUS 10 Snooze
I t Aki.' Md lm.ld
12 ~Jc«y Lee -13 NOi neat
22 Reg.on 23 "The Wasretand'" authof
25 Kennedy and
Kowet 21 ·-uro
Strange·
(Moody Blues
song)
28 Cal's sound
29 Mountains
bl-tween
Eumpe and Asia
30 Buel messa!]8 33 Smell strongly 34 Olstance"i from
the equator
35 lnsh ISiands 36 Vin's
complement
38 u~ thnlhty.
with our
41 -ol Capn
44 European
couotry
4 s Hearty t11ugll
47 -punle
44 Ooq
50 Wl"I> rn 11 lrolh St BaSPt>att great
llank -52 Kitchen utens~
S3 no11 JAckson
SS NolJOO 56 Parka stuN1ng
58 ~p;lOS S9 P1111s airport
63 A Gershwin
brOthl'r
Sell your home
through ctaumed. SPEED &
__ 84_2_·5_9_7_• __ Sitt BOATS MARINE SLIPS .
7016 DOCKS 7022
TRANSPORTATION
POWER BOATS
7012
*1988 22tt Ski Boat• 45 FT moorin'g & boat,
5. 7 litre V-8, King great Newport loc off
Cobra 0/0, low profile Lido Isle. $12,000.
h ull, Just serviced, 973-1717 or 644·8646
new controller/BimlnV 80 Ft deep waler dock •
upholstery. Great ski for lease on Balboa
boat-fasl-looks great. Island facing turning
Turn·key ... ready to go. basin. $15/por boat tt.
18'ELECTRIC BOAT $11,000 964..4126'1'/291-Call LaRee, 252-1271.
Schock Newp•t Packet _9_2_41_P_g_r_____ Why play Hide 'N
Con11't hardtop modol1 M•rln>•r Outbo•rd Sook with childcare?
Stereo. Pld. aft helm Moter 75 hp, power Ca 11 CI••• If I• d
seat. New Ballerles. tilt, runs grtl $2,000 todayl 642-5678.
XlNT-$6900 660-9000 Call Bob 979-n81 ---------
How to keep your kids ·
off the sb-ccts.
..
Gt9 DISCOVERY
Newport Beach/Costa Mna Dally Pilot
IOIO
I075 Lileii1t fer leRt POID
Balboa Coves. NB.Ill•••••••
pttv .... rete neg. •t ,. ............ bit(,
133-4143 Of lfS0-8255 pull-oul radio, a ir tooRllG P'OA cond. •h!9J>•kln•, run1 A llSW HOM• lllnt, on oM milQe, S3900
One or th• most beau· 85f.14n Leave Mn•
llful aaltlng yacht• In ..., N.B. I• looking for a1---------
dock In your back-HONDA 9085
yard. Required: 50' + l••••••••ii 1llp, etec & 1elephone. RSVP 851-1241. '78 ACCORD 5·apd. A/C, AM/FM cau.
CAMPEltS, RV'S,
TIAIL!ltS , 1014
New 28' motorhom• for rent. Full kltch,
shower, TV/VCR. Day
& wkly ratH. 559-8844
Runs great. S 1,200/
obo. 642·6405 an 5pm
'85 ACCORD LX P ower everything.
S1ereo caa1et1e,
cruise. 5-sp .. d. Blue.
Very good condition,
runs strong. $2995.
Call 714-444·4030.
MOTORCYCLES JAGUAR 9105
SCOOTERS 8018 l•liiiiiiiiiliiliilili&ii&
1 HO FZR 800 Oen•
••I•. 1',500 mites. Runs great. New back
tire, Just been fully
1ervlced. $2,500/obo.
Call Dave 645-5945.
1987 J•gu•r XKE
Coup 4.2, 8 cyt, wire
wheels, stick shlll, 63,000 actual mlles,
stored for 10 yrs.
$13,000 OBO. Trade
up or down.
(909)885-3084.
AUTOMOBILES PORSCHE 9175
BMW 9030
1989 Porah• 928 S-4,
red w/ blk leather Int,
5 spd, sunroof, like
new, muat see
$14,995, zero down fl· nanclng avt O.A.C.
(909) 888·0908
'78 9115 TARGA
1-owner, xlnt cond.
New engine & tires.
$1 2,000. 854-2475
1987 BMW 935, L-6
coupe, light blue exte-rior, off white leather
Interior, full PWR, auto, $12,995, zero
~down financing, avl
O.A.C. (909) 888-0908
BUICK 9035 TOYOTA 9210
'88 Century Ltd. Por-'79 SR5 LIFTBACK
fectly clean. xlnt cond, Runs good. Gotta sell
fully loade&. 4-door. lasll. $1350/obo. can
$2995/obo. 645-8748 Leslie, 642·6455
'87 SUPRA Sliver, -CAD--l-L_LA_C--9-0-4-0 Top Cond. Loaded. 1-
owner. Garaged. Can
Ron 845-2417.
1993 Sevllle Green. w/tan tealhor, 8 cyl, 4-1-1-R-U_C_v_s---9-2-2-0 dr, fully loaded , all n
power. cellular ph, 1 O liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii disc CO, 1 owner,
mint cond, 20k miles,
$26,500 669-1885
CHEVROLET 9045
1989 Ford F150 Ex-
tended cab, 5-spd
stick, AC, xlnt cond,
red. 1 owner, super
clean. $9,800. Must
sell. Mike. 642-6455
1990 BIH•r 39•000 VOLRSWAGEN 9235 ml. sunrf, air, 6 cyl, '"Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii custom grlll & whls, I•
$11 ,SOO, after 6, 7S9·3S2S '92 CABRIOLET Conv.
5-spd a/c p/b p/W p/a
CHRYSLER 9050 am/Im, alloys, leather.
$10,500 obo 631-4081
1984 E c1 ... 5s,ooo ANTIQUES & ml, air, AM/FM, cruise
control, clean, 1 owner, CLASSICS 9250 $2900. 675-2115
••'84 La••r H•tch-'85 Muat•ng. 6 eye
b•ck 75K ml, blk, 5 auto, new tlres/frnt
I spd, 8/c, xtt condl end/brakes. Must sell.
11995 873·1943 $3000/obo. 642-1562
------I CARPENTRY 3510 CONCRETE & ELECTRICAL 3610 GLASS/ HAULING 3720 LEGAL PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 TREE
SERVI CE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MASONRY 3 5 5 7 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MIRRORS 3 682 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3 8 12 iiiiii&iiiiii&iiiiiiiil ii&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3929 DIRECTORY Rtpairl, Remod. Doofs, win-LACEY'S *ELECTRIC iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii JUNK To The DUMP liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim BOB HUTTON co. THE LOCAL PLUMBERliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
--------dows, cablnels, stucco & dry-*Beat Price/Qualltu 25 yrs oxp. Free est. HARBOR GLASS CO. (714-988·1882) REVOCABLE Res./Comm. Int/Ext. _,. Wit.am 8angtrt Co.-*ALL AMERICAN•
ADDITIONS
REMODELING 3410
•al. tences. gates. etc. UC. •1 Rel/Comm. Sr disc. Comm/Res. Storelrnl. Wiii haul what Trash L 1y 1 NG TR U 5 T Complete Acoustic Since 1947 TREE SEVICE
35yra up Jeny M2.0st7 ~SC:::~~ LI 238300 642-6568 windows, wrdrbe, tub/ Man won'tl 964·5259 $195 COMPLETE ceil. serv. Free E1t. Frlendly Service Free Est./Sr. Disc.
A to Z HANDYMAN A·1 Electrlc•I work shower. lie. 642-0424 (71 ~) 848-7207 Llll622631 982-5891 L#476000 675-9304 Yard Cln-upS31-8415
INSTAU.JREFACE CABINETS Brick, Block, Stone, Tile Dµncan Construction HEAi.Tiii Emer•ld P•lntlng
Kitchens, baths, doou. Cone, Patio, Driveway Quick Response tnVExt wallpaper/tile *444-4500* BEST S, DRAINS TUTORING 3930 windows. Doug 546-7258 Fplc, BBOs. Ref. 21> Yr Local lie. 850-7042 BANDY MAN 3710 NUTRITION 3742 MASONRY 3828 Competitive rates. 10 yrs
DUNCAN a Exp. Terry 557.7594 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii exp·Free ost 751-2039
CONSTRUCTION BRICKe TILEe STONE
REPAIRS.FREE EST/7 OAYS liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
•MACINTOSH• 20 Yra Exp. Small & CEU.INGS 3518 Plain/stamped Cone-ELDERLY Home&Rtnlal Properlln Unh•PP1 & F•t? We •MASONRY EXPERTS• Oen• Abrams Painting Lg. J oba 850· 7042 & C I I 3611 Palnl-Carpenlry-c•n ch•nge th•tl B I k blk lnt!Exl, Qua! Palnt/R111s $
Plumblng Rep•lrs &
Drains cleared from
$5.50. All fixtures In
stalled Steve's 545·8298
Computer training
875-4431 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii crete o a ngs CARE Drywall and morel Horballle lndop. Dist. r c • • concrete Uc & lnsu1ed since 76
_,,,B,....•..,.11,....C,,,,,_o_n_s _lr_u_c_tl,....o-n-• Acouatlo Remov•I Uc.#54156 631-4310 Gary 845-5277 Call Join 759·0559 ~0t~c5c$oJ.os!"~~~~7o~g Gene 641 ·8877
•Add111ons• bath remodel Increase Resale Value! HOME HEALTH CARE WALL •Patios• kitchen remodel Artistic Interiors CONTRACTORS OCC EMT G d 1 Carpentry • Roofing ---------lk•'• Custom P ainting ---------o Uc oBond•d Olnsured Uc.fins. 714-998-3650 Wiii d d II rahua 8e *Plumbing•Orywall• JEWELRY 37841---------Prof, Clean, Quality POOL COVERINGS 3932
Free Est 871-494t GENERAL 3558 ° 8 Y ous Stucco•Palntlng•Tlle MOVING 3834 work. lnVExt & Docks SERVICE 3894•:miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii caJls I a reg 501 · 2 528 Electrlcal •Jim 64 1. 7 494 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Reasonab te. 631 ·4 61 o iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • •
HOMECARE P Id d --,,,.,-...,.--,------William Harold Jewelers Custom W•llP•P•r CPI BUILDERS INC. rov e •Chrlstl•n Carpenter, Watch & Jewelry repair p·JBLIC NOTICE _ RAINBOW Circle Malnt. Q•v• The Automatic Strlpplng/P•lntlng 3528 Storm Damage Repair for elderly or disabled. paint, dry woll, stucco, U Painting. lnVExt. House/ Pool M•n. Cleaning No Job too small I ASPHALT
Uc.#518424•1nsured Houskeoplng, errands, wd lonce, sub firs. Sr. Antique/Fine Jewelry The Calif. Public Utlll· Apt. Oual. Job. Freo HL & repair. Very reas· 5% Ott w/ad. 873·2937 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (714) 985-4993 trans .• app. 843"°619 d scou 1 Joh 63"8235 Buy/stll/llld• 973·o395 lies Commission RE-St. hc"'SG9897 63" 8888 ASPHALT SERVICES , -..... lh--Rep'd 1 n · n, .,. QUIRES h II d "' "" onable. 714·969-4780 We gals should hang SI /St I I 0 I e -,.. ·-··.. LOW COST All n Re•ldentl•I Asslated t at a use ROMAN PAINTING h S 1 I
Wurry/P k r P nlgt. Fr" The Dean ol Tile. Ce· I d II P asos Living In COM. 24 Hr Eleclrlcal Specl•lty LANDSCAPE •-household goods -S1'nc:e 1974-logelt er. tr p, nstall, ay r ng o •· ree ramie: new/repaired re· • ac, ryw , ocous. Resldenllat wiring, Q 1 t th 1 adv co to the crazy. Est. (714)998-4803 grout, bathrm remodel bsebrds. Fire-waler E•p 11111· 760·1943 phones, cable. Reis. LAWN CARE 3808 mp ouvcerac 1P~ n be r OlntOExtQResl)Comm ROOFING 3910 831·2111 anytime Damage Cemnt Msnry t (8001307-CARE in • . • a num er: Ucl/698845 378 n.371 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii plumblng L1Ui70130 .,,.--.,-.,...,..,..--.,..-...,..,...-te911ty. 24 hrs 798·2S16 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii limos and chauffeurs ""' 873-e065 0 846 8526 Tiie. Palnt·Spoclalty Russian Woman tooklng "."':"":~~~,....,..,..----1• 1 t th 1 Tc p ~~"'=".......,,..-=---=--,.• 00 G 1---------AUTO REPAIR/ ' -coatings. Tl custm stl lor elder care position HANDYMAN Carpen-B••lo Y•rd M•lnt. pr n 8 r · · · num-STEVENS PAINTING •RER FIN •
I t I I bl & ber In all advertise-Free Est. 20 Yrs Exp. SPECtAUST"REPAIRS Can't seem to SERVICES 3447 framing T-grld cell In NB-Live/In. Irish ry, 'e, P um ng L•wnsT Cle•nups{
CLEANING · · 1 2S / f menta. If you have a Quality Work. Rel'a. ESTA8'78. FREE EST. get to all those any type com/res. Nanny Agency 974·7283 roo . yrs exp w res. Tree rimming, L question abOut the le-Uctl 4520"'" 64"'3348 L•323642 980-7721 Abrasv blast. Carpet Jerry Bell 775-9380 Haullng 979-8245 .,... ~ "' repair jobs ·Off Auto Body SERVICES 3548 Uc/Ins 992-4485 gallly 01 •mover, limo =--=--_,..,..,.--=--.,.......,....-1---------1
100"-Gu•r•nteed I=---~,....,,.~~--FENCES Plumbing/etoc/water o'"" scene LAndscpng or chaulleur, call: Top Ou•llty P•lntlng S•dler Roofln9-Uc: & around the house? Remodel•Addltlons noaters/sprlnklers/cell & Irrigation, Trimming Public Uuhtles Res/Comm. lnl./Ext. Ins. Specialize comm. let the
1·Day Serv. Your hae •BOWEN'S• T.I. Commercial, RHI· & DECKS 3615 fans. FREE Esllmatest & Removils, Clean-Commission 21 yrs OC. Lie 334950 re-roof/repair. 25 yrs. Classified
or mine. 495-0871 HEAVY DUTY HOM E dentist, Old & New.1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 241·0137 or 218-8169 ups & Malnt, St. Uc:. 714·558·4151 Fast reply! 839·585 1 •FREE EST 675-5095
BUSINESS
SERVICES 3488
Munl·Medla: D••k Top Publlahlng-Rea. Script
/Book Writing. All Your
Bua. Need1I 640-1947
Word Proceselng by
Mt1. Rogere In the
CLEANING SERVICE LIB624386 552·01191' 111599025 95CMS109 E• ROOF Q Servfce
714-530.2492 *Wood Fenc••* Semi,Retlred Contractor • •------------------• •THUND " IN • rep!Act,lre~. lroe ~ulong Rprs lmprvemnts sm Jobs • .....,L_•_n_d_•_c_•_P_•_M __ •""'l_n_t-. PAINTING 3858 PIANO 8c VOCAL For 111 ol your roofing Directory
Houscletlft/Wlndows DECK es~~•n. t.ow pnces. l.lc:'d FrM standing mailbO.es Mowing & Clean-ups LESSONS 3868 nHdS. Rerool/repalr. help you Qnd
Weekly, 81-wHkly. COATING 3570 Advantage Constt. 974-5301 Ouallty & Integrity. Mallbu-tlght-Speclalat liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lie: 638144848-4122 reliable help.
Move-fna/outs. Reis I care.Ken 042-1770 Call Pete 722•7732 •W.P . YOUNGQUIST lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil_________ 842.a878 Pin• 845·98H liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •·--------P•lntl-Contractor Plano & Voice lessons -TELEPHONE STOP Deck LHkal FLOOR INSTALL --------L•wn Service. Mow/ ··• I I HOUSECLEANING w t f c II REPAIRS 3620 u•aDWOOD edge/sod/sprlnktora/ Oual. P•lnllng by prolls all ages, beg nn ng to SYSTEMS 3926 ta .. re ••P1 __..d a erproo oa ng1: ~ Ucl602098. Ins. ctatslcs by degreed ,, •--Decks/Stairs. BHt SI FLOORS 37 cln-up. 10 yra In ar••· h •40 19 4 7 ref, own tr•ne, c•ll 0 II t'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 12 Al 968·.2718 Ive msg FrH est. 645-3305 teae er.... •
.n ... lme, 24t ..... 31 ua ty work. Free Est. t• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • .J--~~~~~~,..... •• -vw Ll587430 722-8769 VINYL•HARDWOOD QUALITY CARE PIANO Beg.-Advanced Phone J•oks by Jack
neighborhood? Nffd ------------------prof help? 122-1958 My. COMPUTERS 3556 DOORS 3580
Ceramlc•Marble•Sub CLEAN/WAX/POLISH TREES 20 yrs exp, excellent All ages -Teacher cert. •2s A JACK
Floor Repolr•Carpet M•rble Rejuvenating T•it•""'-"•· ....,.... workmanship, fa ir Entertainment Avoll • .: Move1/tnstall, Res/ Lie/Bond 843·3882 35 Years Exp. ....,....... 7514419 prlc:H. 645.2417 Ron Jennifer 840-8609 Comm. 444·8550. Chances are
you wlll find
what you need CAllNETS
UJIINISHING 3500
KITCH•N CAalN•T
Stained or painted. Varlely o f flnlshH.
Llctlt98845 378.0371
MAC TUTORING
Sy•t•m & all"progrms
M•rk87S·7245
Mbr:Better Bue. Bur.
••TUTORING•• Wlndowa , Word,
Excel , Access
20 Yr• Exp. 723-1985
714-048·8708
An ••P•rlenced FURNITURE LEGAL dependable door hanger. Guar work. REPAIRS 3622 BAUUNG 3720 SERVICES 3812
reH. Don 521-8910 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------
DOO"'S R EPAIR•D Comptete R .. lorallon Haullng Junk, Appll· Help·U·L•w legal S1ti1lactlon guaninttedl Refinishing, repair, up-ancH, Yard Clean-Up, forms for divorce
Ask fQ( Mlk• BIH• hol•, etc. FREE pick-Etc:... Call Mike ec:hlld IU9POl1
642·2043 Ll431830 up/deh11/est. "62·1823 84e.1391 MMtU
CHUNG'S PAINTING -P-ET ______ , TRANSLATOD / 20 Yra Exp. Gd Prlcel &V
Guar work. Fr" Est. SERVICES 3870 TUTOR 3927 Ucl375602 538-1534 --------
J•NKINS PAINTING
ln1/Ext. Wallpaper, drywall, texturing, etc.
Fr" h i. Oii/id 48f.54M
at the price
you want to pay
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