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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1995-03-06 - Orange Coast PilotMONDAY 8RllPING . ..... . ·t THE WORLD ACCORDING TO JOHN., .. Costa Mesa CPA .. ·John Moorlach -the man who predicted the county's financial collapse -has become the darling of the lunchC!on circuit, speaking to various uoups about the county's tfn~i~ past, ptesent and future. But he reserved a couple of gems for the crowd that turned out for the Costa Mesa Man and Woman of the Year gathering on Friday: • Moorlach recalle~Jhat ex-county treasurer Robert Citron had promised investors a guaranteed "exit plan" should something go sour in his risky investment schemes. "The exit plan -I always thought he meant Brazil." • He rejected the argument that the county is obligated to pay off all investors dollar for dollar. "This is a county, not a commune." • And to the financially pressed Newport-Mesa Unified School District, which actually borrowed $47 million to invest in the county pool, Moorlach had this passing thought: "They're a national embarrassment." D STRIKING OUT STERE01YPES ... The Costa Mesa High-Santa Ana baseball game on the Mustangs' field Friday was delayed by the · umpires in the bottom of the sixth inning because of a .~ sudden downpour. As the players, officials and coaches huddled to try to keep dry, somebody pointed out that about 100 yards away, a girls' . softball game was continuing _, despite the steady rain. The dedicated -somewhat soggy -softball players were in a COsta Mesa Tournament matchup featuring Estancia and Liberty Christian. 0 A DRAMATIC CEREMONY ... The theater in the Norman R. Loats Performing AI;ts Center at Newport Harbor High School will be dedicated in honor of the late Robert B. · Wentz at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Wentz, the school's first drama instructor, taught at Newport Harbor from 1947 to 1979. He died in October, after suffering from Parkinson's disease. J ust prior to his dtath, ' former students successfully lobbied l)lewport-Mesa Unified School District trustees to name the theuter after the •, well-known and well-loved teacher. The theater dedication ceremony will include a multimedia presentation and living tribute to Wentz. Refre..shments will be served. For more information, caJI 760-3219. D WHEN 1WO DIMES JUST AREN'T HANDY OR HIP ... · .. [ Collect 'emf Trade 'cm! Use 'emf They're the new South Coast Plaza PhoncCards! Decorated with a marble design and the South Coast Plaza logo, these phone cards are a new promotional tool for . the Costa Mesa me~a-mall. The cards -which provide three minutes of free telephone time -are issued complimentary to members of special events and groups that visit South Coast Plaza. So fat, mall officials have distributed 500 cards to travel and tourism officials and • another 700 were banded out at Cirque du Solcil benefit for Childbelp USA. And in coming weeks, South 'b;ast Plaza will provide th.e cards to visiting Senior PGA golfers, spouses and officials. Phone cards arc already the rage in Europe and some Asian countries, where you use the prepaid card to make calls from P'1blic phones without.digaina for change. And the varied designs on the cards - lncludina artwork and phOtograpby -have made them popular collectibles in those countries. -c .. jlllMI by Stne M•i'bk, ,,..,, Bl'OINl'botllt M•rr Aan 11am1i11 •ad IN Yotot More ·rain · . . . ... expec~ed throughoui the week ~ Po.lice report. only one -~ road closure and no major incidents from weekend drenching. BY MAllC s. ·POSNJ!JL, ST..Ur Warru If the coming ~eek is any in- dication, March is shaping up to look just like January. Rairi-slick roads aren't ex- pected to be a problem today, but the pesky precipitation could return as early as Tues- day, according to forecasters at the National Weather Service, in Oxnard. While nearly l.5 inches of rain fell at the Sheriffs Harbor Patrol station in Newport Beach during a 24-bour period ending at 3:30 p.m. ·Sunday, motorists stayed away from stalls, fender-benders anct more serious accidents, accord- ing to Newport · Beach and Costa Mesa police officials. Intersections that commonly swell with rain water did just that on Sunday, police said, but the only closure was at 19th Street and Pomona Av- enue. No boats floated away from their docks and none were re·- ported as having capsized as of & p.m., Harbor Patrol officials said. While the rain didn't appear to have severe repertussions. it's looking to be bountiful. An equally powerful storm is due to -arrive Tuesday or Wednesday, Meteorologist Robert Baruffaldi said. Thurs- day should bring a respite, but a third storm is slated to visit late Friday or early Saturday, he said. One weather area that ap- pears to be consistent is the temperature. · Sunday's high of 61 and low of 57 in Newport Beach should be mirrored for the early part of this week. It's all Greek to the gallery lrini Vallera-Rickerson helps bring ancient exhibit to OCC BY MAn Cooa. ENnt.TA.tNM&NT EDnoa C atch Irini Vallera- Rickerson if you can. The renowned art and architecture educator, who is director of the Orange Coast College Art Gallery, is between staff meetinp, arrangina lecture" receptions and fund-raisers, putting the final touches on a sizable catalogue, handling deliveries of art objects from around the country and across the Atlantic -and 'tftat's before lunch! An interview should be the last thing on · Vallera·Ric.k.enon's crowded plate, but with the boufttif ul enthusiasm that led the 41-year-old native of A thena. · Oreecc, to be narned Orange County's Community Colleae Teacher of the Year for l ~95, she paused b rtcfly to a~ak about perhaps the moat ~nt ;-and ecrtainly most penonat ._ lirt project of hei career, ''The Oreok Lopey." "I think there'• very little IMIJUltan/11 • It-may clear up · ~ for a little while ~ today, but don't -~· dare put that umbrella away because more and more rain is on the way. See Weather, Page 2 DON LEACH/DAILY l'ILOT A man uses a garbage bag to shield himself from the torrential rains on Sunday. District's . "' • I • ' • blirrowlne criticized \ in Orange •Trustees in that city's. school district say Newport-Mesa shouldn't be entitled to same refund as districts that didn't borrow to invest in county pool. As school districts line up to get 100% of their funds out of the county's bankrupt in"estment pool, lcuders in one central Orange County district are l)oping the Newport-Mesa Unified School District gets pushed to the back of the line. Orange Unified School District board members voted· unanimously last week to demand a full return of all their money invtsted in the county's bankrupt pool, b'ut de· d ined to support sch,ool districts such as Newport-Mesa, which bor- rowed funds to invest in the risky investment pool. · Trustees in Orange said they re- sponsibly · avoided debt, did not borrow mohey to invest and that other school districts should have done the same. Orange Unified trustee Max Re- issmuelJer said h.e pushed against supporting districts such as New- port-Mesa because school board members need to be responsible for their actions. "We are elected to these posi- tions to serve OU'r community and if we aren't qualified, we shouldn't run," he said. "I 'm djsappointed with a board that would do any- thing like leveraging school funds. That's a high-risk investment that shouldn't be done with public funds." Reissmueller also said citizens at least deserve an apology from the board for borrowing funds to put into risky investments. "The board members in that area are responsible f 6r their deci- sions," he said. "And now that they did this, they are forcing Lhe rest of us in the counry to suffer from the actions of that particular school district." Orange Unified trustee .Rick See DISTRICT/4' ELECTION NOTEBOOK Ferguson may face ·a fine for tardy financial report A late financial report may cause Gil Ferguson n fine and a · District Attorney's investigation, acco rding to an official in the county Registrar of Voters office. The report detailing contributions and expenses of the "Friends of Ferguson" state ly campaign committee was ruary 2, but hadn't been n as of 5:30 p.m. on Friday, the registrar's office said. Ferguson and his treasurer, Dorothy Hughes, have been sent an official notice warning of the fine and potential investigation, said Lysa Pisarski, a deputy campa.i&n auditor. ~ why the report was la.te, n sa1d it apparently got though it was submitted emcnts from other campaign committees. .. don't know how the one repon became separated from the other five," he sa1d on Friday. "Dorothy told me that she just INDIX .. Classified .... : ..................... 7 School luncheS ................. 2 Spc>tt:s •••• , ••••••••••••••••••• • ........ S Wea tiler ............................ 2 learrted of it (Thursday night.) All we have to do is Xerox it." Assemblyman Ross Johnson, one of Fergus0tl's rivals in the eight-way race for Marian Bergeson's former st:ite Senate seat, has written to the chairman of the state Fair Political Practices Commission seeking an investigation. After calling his. own missing report a "non s'\ory," Ferguson shifted to the attack mode, saying he'd like to know how Johnson was able to transfer $500,000 from his state Assembly committee to his state Senate war chest. 0 Rohrabacbu baddQI Johnson • .• Congressman Dana Robrabac.her {R-Huntington Beach) added his support to the Johnson campaigQ late lasr week. He joins.f list or Johnson's ASsembly colleagues and other ... NOTDOOIC/a NUMalU CIRCULATmN 800-252·9141 ClASSIFIEO ADS 642-5678 NE\VSR()()N\ 540·1224 646-4170 .- ' THE NEWPORT BEACH • • 0 MONDAYaaJlflNO THE WORLD ACCORDING • TO JOHN ... Costa Mesa CPA John Moorlach -the man who predicted the county's financial collapse -has become the darling of the luncheon circuit, speaking to various groups about the county's financial past, present and future. But be reserved a couple of gems for the crowd that turned out for the Costa Mesa Man and Woman of the Year gathering on Friday: • Moorlach recalled that ex-county treasurer Robert Citron had promised investors a guaranteed "exit plan" should something go sour in bis risky investment schemes. "The exit plan -I always thought he meant Brazil." • He rejected the argument that the county is obligated-to--- pay off all investors dollar for dollar. "This is a county, not a commune." • And to the financially pressed Newport-Mesa Unified School District, which actually borrowed $47 million to invest in the county pool, Moorlach had this passing thought: "They're a national embarrassment." tJ STRIKING OUT STEREOTYPES ... The Costa Mesa High-Santa Ana baseball game on the Mustangs' field ''Friday was delayed by the umpires in the bottom of the sixth inni.nJ because of a sudden downpour. As the players, officials and coaches huddled to try to keep /)ry, somebody pointed out that about 100 yards away, a girls' softball game was continuing despite the steady rain. The dedicated -somewhat soggy -softball players were in a Costa Mesa Tournament matchup featuring Estancia and Liberty Christian. 0 A DRAMATIC CEREMONY ... The theater in the Norman R. Loats Performing Arts Center at Newport Harbor High School will be dedicated in honor of the late Robert B. · Wentz at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Wentz, the school's first drama instructor, taught at Newport Harbor from 1947 to 1979. He died in October, after suffering from Parkinson's disease. Just prior to his death, former students successfully lobbied l)lcwport-Mcsa Unified School District trustees to name the thc«itcr after the well-known and well-loved teacher. The theater dedication ceremony will include a multimedia presentation and living tribute to Wentz. Refreshments will be served. For more information, call 760-3219. 0 WHEN 'IWO DIMES JUST AREN'T HANDY OR HIP ... Collect 'cm! Trade 'em! Use 'em! They're the new South Coast Plaza PhoneCardsl Decorated with a marble design and the South Coast Pl112a logo, these phone cards are a new promotional tool for the Costa Mesa mega-mall. The cards -which provide three minutes of Cree telephone time -are issued comphmentuy to members of SJ>7cial events and groups that visit South Coast Plaza. So far, maJl officials have distributed 500 cards to travel and tourism officials and another 700 were handed out at Cirque du Solcil benefit for Childbelp USA. And in comina weeks, South Coast Plaza will provide the cards to visitin1 Senior POA golf crs, spouses and officials. Phone cards arc already the raae in Europe and some Asian countries, where you use the prepaid card to make calls from pubUc phones withPut diglna for chanae. An<I the varied designs on the urds - includina artwork and phOtOlfaphy -have mado lhiJD popular collectibles in thOlc countries. -C.."""4 '1 SI~ M_,., . Dea*~ .. M•ry A.a• ,,.,... Nd It# YoloL More .rain eQec.ted throughout the week • Police report only one road closure an.d no major incidents from weekend drenching. BY M.u.c S. POSNEIL, SrA'FWa.nu U the coming week is any in- -~d=ication.._ March is shaping up to look just like January. Rain-slick roads aren't ex- pected to be a problem today, but the pesky precipitation could return as early as Tues- day, according to forecasters at the National Weather Service, in Oxnard. While nearly 1.5 inches of rain fell at the Sherifrs Harbor Patrol station in Newport Beach during a 24-hour period ending at 3:30 p.m. ·Sunday, motorists stayed away from stalls, fender-benders and more serious accidents, accord- ing to Newport Beach and Costa Mesa police officials. Intersections that commonly swell with rain water did just that on Sunday, police said, but the only closure was at 19th Street and Pomona Av- enue. No boats floated away from their docks and none were re· ported as having c.apsizcd as of 8 p.m., Harbor Patrol officials said. While the rain didn't appear to have severe repercussions, it's looking to be bountiful. An equally powerful storm is due to arrive Tuesday or Wednesday, Me teorologist Robert Baruffaldi said. Thurs- day should bring a respite, but a third storm is slated to visit late Friday or early Saturday, he said. One weather area that ap· pears to be consistent is the temperature. . Sunday's high of 61 and low of 57 in Newport Beach should be mirrored for the early part oft.his week. It's all Greek to the gallery lrini Vallera-Rickerson helps bring ancient exhibit to · ace BY MATr Coos. EHnawlOUHT EDnoa C atch lrini Vallcra- Rickerson if you can. The renowned art and architecture educator, who is director of the Orange Coast College Art OaJlery, is between staff mcctinp, arr&n&In1 lectures, receptions and fund-raisers, putting the final touches on a sizable utaloaue, handling deliveries of art objects Crom around the. country and across the Atlantic -and that's before lunch! An interview should be the last thing on Vallcra-Rickenon's crowded plate, but with the bountiful enthusiasm that led the 41·year-old native Of Athens, Oreece, ao be named Oranae COunty'• Oiiriununity CoUeae Teacher of the Year for 1 ~9S, ahc paused briefly ~ speak about perhaps the mo.a ~nt -and certainly lftOlt personal -art project ol her career, "The Oreek Leaicy." "l think there'• very little ...... •n1• -• It may clear up ~ for a little while ~ today, but don't =~ dare put that umbrella away because more and more rain is on the way. "" See Weather, Page 2 -District~ s . borrowing · DoN lEACHfDAILY PILOT A man uses a garbage bag to shield himself from the torrential rains on Sunday. criticized in Oranu_e. -' ~Trustees in that city's school distri ct say Newport-Mesa s~ouldn't be entitled to same refund as districts that didn't borrow to invest in cou nty pool. Bv ~I.ARV A..'\:-1 HAlL\lON, STAFF W11.rru As schooldimicts line up to get 100<'(; of their funds out of the county's bankrupt im estment pool, leader:. in one central Orange County district arc hoping the Newport-Mesa Unified . School District gets pushed 10 the back of the line. Orange Unified School District board members voted unanimously lust week to demand a full return of ull their money invested in the county''s bankrupt pool, but de· dined to support school districts such as Newport-Mesa, which bor- rowed funds to invest in the risky investment pool. ·· Tru~tees in Orange said they re· sponsibly avoided debt, did not borrow money to 1mest and that other school di:.tncts should ha\e done the same. Orange Unified trustee MlX Re· bsmucllcr s:iid he pushed against su pporting districts such as New· port-Mesa because school bo:ini members need to be responsible fo r their action&. ··we arc elected to these post· tions 10 serve our community and if we aren't qualified, we shouldn't run," he s:iid. "I'm djsappointed with a board that would do any· thing like leveraging school funds. That's a high-risk in\'e!ltment that shouldn't be done with public fun ds." Reissmucller also said citizens at least deserve an apology from the board for borrowing funds to put into risky investments. "The board members in that area are responsible for their deci- sions,'' he said. "And now that they did this, they are forcing the rest of us in the county to suffer from the actions of that particular school district." Orange Unified trustee Rick See DISTRICT/4 ELICTION NOTEBOOK Ferguson may lace a line for tardy finan~ial report A late financial report may cause Gil Ferguson a fine and a District Attorney's investigation, according to an official in the · county Registrar of Voters office. The report detailing contributions and expenses of the "Friends of Ferguson" state ~KllPJly campaign committee was ruary 2, but hadn't been t in as of 5:30 p.m. on P'riday, the registrar's office said. Ferguson and bis treasurer, Dorothy Hughes, have been sent an official notice warning of the fine and potential invcstig~tion, said Lysa Pisarski, a deputy campaj&n auditor. wh1 the report was la.te, said it apparently got though it was submitted ments Crom other campaign committees. don't know how the one report became separated from the other rwe," he said on Friday. "Dorothy told me that she just l•IX learned of it (Thursday night.) All we have to do is Xerox it." Assemblyman Ross Johnson, one of Ferguson's rivals in the eight-way race for Marian Bcrgeson's former state Senate scat, has written to the chairman of the state Fair Political Practices Commission seeking an investigation. After calling his own missing rcpon a "non story," Ferguson shifted to the attack mode, saying he'd like to know how Johnson was able to transfer $500,000 Crom bis state Assembly committee to his state Scontc war chest. 0 ( Rohrabacbcr bac.kin& Johnson . •• Congressman Dana Rohrabacher (R-Huntington Beach) added his support to the ' Johnson campaign late last week. He joins a list of John.son's Alsembly colleagues and other ...... ~ NUMalH dmified .......................... 7 CIRCULATION 800-252:9141 School lunches ................. 2 Spcxts ............................... S CLASSIFIED ADS 642-5678 Wt!atMr •..•....•.................. 2 NE'v\'SR~ 540-1224 ;;:,:.::;;::.,:,.~--.._ NEWS FAX 646-4170 '*"' .. ,.. ....... ,.... " • 2 Monday, March 6, 1995 Sendillg out · · signals of fear a-nd frustration .· T hese are stressful times on a score of issues. With two budgets to worry about -yours and Washington's, it's a double challenge to get o~t of the red by the 21st Century. , • Meanwhile, we"re beset with Qur usual 'vorries; downsizing, pollution, taxes, Cat-intake, the Disease-of-the-We ck, and earthquakes. While our panic buttons are buzzing more frequently these days, fear not, folks! Scientists have made a remarkable discovery that fear and its social signals are an important part of our . biological equipment in warning us QC potential danger. Nancy Mcintyre 59 a11d Holding This vital service is housed in an almond-shaped structure near' the base of the brain with the disarmingly sweet name of i\mygdala. At first glance one might take this insignificant little device as a memory box for old jokes. But it's a unique telepathic link be.tween mind and body that triggers a series of warnings from quaking knees and rapid heartbeats to a variety of tense facial c.~ressio~s -·especially familiar to every marriage, where looks speak louder than words. The bored, glassy-eyed stare, punctuated by heavy sighs, is a favorite signal by husbands for the little v.oman to change the subject of her home decorating crisis to a more critical catastrophe such as the baseball strike. Now that we know the bored stare 1s a constructive warning from our Amygdalas that prevent serious vocal confrontations, it's more acceptable. The same can be said for another marital classic: A wife's stoic expression of utter disbelief tbat makes a husband strive harder for a more plausible excuse for the lingerie charge on his credit card. When all else fails, wives depend on the hurt look: Eyebrows are tilted in a plaintive arc, lips trembling, and eyes welling up with tears. All guaranteed to make a man feel like a beast. It almost sounds like science fiction, but scientists learned that the patients they tested with impaired Amygdalas, had lost their ability to recognize fear or anger in people's faces. An inspired qualification for an Internal Revenue Service auditor. One patient revealed she couldn't tell if someone was looking at her or not. Without eye contact she felt uncomfortable. That's a Cr4stration every wife can relate to, even with a healthy Amygdala. Despile their fimiLations, all the patients were able to recognize the bright smiles and twinkJing eyes of happiness. Obviously this emotion is sending iLS rosy l>ignal~ from another part of the body. That old joker, Mother Nature, has probably hidden it in some ridiculous place like the belly button. Nancy Mcintyre's column appears every Monday. VOL 89, NO. 45 Thomas II. Jobn~n, Publisher \\111iam Lobdt.11, Ed11or Stt>t Marblt. Managing Editor Iris Yol..ol, Ciry Ediror l\larc Martln.,Pho10 Ed11or Uub Fnenk, Circulation Manager llank Knl&hl. Produruon Manager \lkbtal FlttclMr, Display Manqcr Jl>41 CHulnc. OUS1ficd Manacer Pramoct Sbab. Controller RlADIRS HOTLINI 642-6016 Your comments abou1 1he Daily P1lo1 or news ups will be recorded and given directly 10 Editor Wil· ham l.olx.lcll. The same 24-hour gn1..,e11n1 service may be U$Cd lO record leucn 10 the editor on any topic. MAILING ADDRISS Our addrcu is 330 W. Bay S1. Com M«a. CA 926H. TO MAKI A CORRECTION h is the Pikx's policy to prompth corrttt ~ aron of subsuncc Plasc all S+-0·1224, nr 230. 1lunlt you. FYI The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot (USPS·l44-800) is published Monday throup Sa1ur· day. In Ncwpon 8cacb and Costa Mesa, wblalptms arc only tlVllil· able by subscribin& 10 The Tunes Ora111c County (800) 2S2·9141. In areas ouUldc of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa, subscriptions to the Daily Pik>I only uc available · by mail for S8.58 per month. Sec· ond clus postage paid at Costa Mc$1, CA. (Price$ include all ap- pllc.tble atate and local truces.) POSTMASTER: Send address chanaes to The Newport Beach/ Co611 Mc$& Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1.560. Co6ta Mesa. CA 92626. Copyriaht: No news uoncs, ii· LOCALS ONLY CITY EDITOR IRIS YOKOI, 574--4233 LOOKI .. llACK · A good judge oJ . "pples Donald Dodge'' s apple trees flourished in the area and so did his courtroom career P rize-winning apples from Costa Mesa? Where are they now? Around 1912, Donald Newport Beach/Costa M-Dally Piiot Dodge arrived in Costa Mesa and set out y9ung apple trees on his 20 acres on Center Street near today's Anaheim and Plumer streets. His trees flourished and began to bear excellent fruit, which won prizes at the state fair year after year. H is neighbors also planted trees and in 1921 they organized into Donal~ J. Dodge's famous apples on exhibit at the state fair. Costa Mesa Apple Growers' Association and built a packing house and a cider mill for their bountiful crop. Costa Mesa apples were becoming known throughout Southern California. Then a change in climate occurred. The winters became warmer, and the trees, without the necessary chining needed, began to produce scantier crops until 1924, when the orchards, diminished by warm winters and insect pests, disappeared entirely. The change in the weather has been attributed to factors as diverse as El Nino, which warms the waters of the ocean and volcanic ash in the stratosphere d ue to eruptions in Java and South America. Whatever it was, in a space of a few years, the climate simply changed to the point where the apple varieties grt:>wn here could not adjust. Donald Dodge adjusted very well. He was justice of the peace and served in that capacity for 20 years before his election to the newly created Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Municipal Court, whose design and construction he engineered. He was also a 20-year member of the Newport Harbor Union H igh Sc;hool Board of Trustees and was one of the creators of the Orange Coast College District. Judge Dodge died in 197J at the age of 83, leaving a son, two daughters, 10 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren, as well as memories of his famous apple orchard in Costa Mesa. Complied by Anne Sptnn Council to consider approval of two . panhandling ordinances Bv T1NA Boa.GATIA, STMF '' arn1t create fear of injury or the com-amendment allowing construction of six condominiums units at 114 and 120 23rd Street, currently the site of the Art Colony studios. The 19-acre site is currently designated for neighborhood commercial use. The ·proposed amendment would change that usage to high-density residen- tial. proved conceptual plans for the complex and will be requesting the council's authorization to fonn a re- view committee later this month. COST A MESA _ The Costa mission of a crime. It would also Mesa City Council tonight will con-prohibit anyone from rendering ser- sider final adoption of two or-vices such as window washing wilh· dinances targeting aggre!>sive ~an-out the owner's consent. handlers and. beggars who solicit do-And, the other law would prohibit nations from street medians. anyone from standing, sitting "or The council gave initial approval otherwise occupying" the center me- to the measures at its last meeting in dian of a roadway for any reason February, drawing both praise and other than crossing the street. criticism from residcnLS who spoke Both laws were modeled after sim· during a public hearing on the mat· ilar measures enacted in other Or- ter. ange County cities and Northern The aggressive panhandling --t:nv--Calil~. would make it illegal for anyone to The council also wtH consider: seek alms in a manner that would •A request for a general plan •Approval of a site-specific agree- ment with the Newport-Mesa Uni- fied School District for the de- velopment of a youth sports complex at the former site of the Costa Mesa High School farm. The city's Parks Commission last Wednesday ap- • Formation of a seven-member committee to review possible im- provements for Newport Boulevard. The members -which would in- clude property and business owners as well '}S city staff members would serve on the committee be- tween three and six months. The council will meet at 6:30 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers, 77 Fair Drive. lu11n11ions. editorial mauer or ad· "ertlscmcnts herein can be repro- duced without •<1-riucn pcnnus1on or cop)'111h1 owner. WEATHER SURF REPORT SCHOOL LUNCHES HOW TO HACH US Circulation (The Times Orange County) (800) 252-9141 Advertising Classified 642-5678 Display 642-4321 Editorial News 540-1224 Sports 642-4330 News, Sports Fax 646-4170 Moln Office Business Office 642-4321 Business fax 631-5902 Published bv ~(omj~ Community News. 1 Tunes M1rroc Comp.l.llv llDjcc Ogle.by, .... rrcs1dcm :and CEO W TlMPH.ATURH Ne\\port Beach 61/57 Balboa 61/57 Costa Mesa 63/54 Corona del Mar 62/57 SURF FORICAST LOCATION Sll.E Wedge 1·2 s Newport 1-2 s Olackles 1 ·2 s River Jetty 1 ·2 s CdM 1-2 s 80ATINO Light morning winds from the southwest, increuing to 15 I F. RNSWOR'nl fl>SCAPl!COMPA Y .. 548-S132 I.le. 142J070 I.nots today with 2 foot wind waves and four foot swell. TIDIS TODAY First low 6:32 a.m ........... 1.1 Fir~t high 12:21 p.m ......... 3.1 Second low 5:36 p.m .......•... 1.B Second high .•....•••.• None TUESDAY First low 7:35 ;a.m ........... 1.2 First high 12:14 a.m ......... 4.3 Second low \ 6:06 p.m ........... 2.2 Second high 1:47 p.m ........... 2.7 Water temp.: 59 fr•• Surfllae/ w .. etrak tllreu1h TuHllay The strong high pressure has snuffed out most of the storm activity in the North Pacific, which has resulted in small waves everywhere. However a strong west/ northwest swell should be heading our way early next week after a weekend of light and variable winds and spolty pulses out of the west/ northwest Also a South American storm could bring us a solid south swell for next week. For daily surf reports and forecasts, call (900) 976-SURF. The call costs $1.SO plus any possible loll. Newport-Mesa E lementary school meals this week: Monday -Chicken fried s teak with gravy, mashed potatoes, Animal crackers, favorite juice bar, choice of milk. Tuesd ay -Make your own nurrito, taco meat and cheese, refried beans, salsa, choke of fruit, choice of milk. Wednesday -Oven baked ·chicken, oven french fries, dish of fruit, muffin bread, choice of milk. SCRATCH OFF CARD. Thursday -Italian spaghetti with meat sauce with schoolmade roll, or Rib E Que on a bun, crisp salad, apple & cherry crisp, choice of milk. Friday -Build your own sandwich, turkey bologna & turkey on a Hoagie roll, lettuce and pickles, cup of rnisins & peanuts, choice of milk. ,_ Cafe & Coffee Bar Serving Breakfast, Lunch Be Dinner Open 7 Days a Week • Automatic Irngatlon S}'Btcma -------------------• Wooden DttJat and Oftthcad• •Out.door l.Aghtlng ~rm DINNER FOR -TWO , ......... ..... ••• ,,00 ... ,., ... . c:r:·. -'CIGUl*I • ...,. .-ct to 1uat•• ·····~-----·------· 1744blt~==-.... ··· open 7:00 ...... Mon.-s.t. Opiml .. .._ • .. .... Newport Beach/Costa Meaa Oalty Pilot . Monday, March' 6, 1995 3 ,. Looking into the mirror to find the most -boring of Us all · M IRROR, MIRROR ON THE WALL. WHo•s THE MOST BORING OF US ALL? -The envelope was plain, the handwriting was Local Scene non-descript, and the unsigned note read, "You like contests, so here's one to consider: ln all of Orange County, who are some of the most boring people you've ever met?" Fascinating questibn. Ever willing to descend to a new challenge, I tried to list some of the leading contenders. But, alas, I dozed off aft~r putting down only three names. I wouldn't caU them boring, cxactly,.but some well-known folks just seem to blend, chameleon-like, into the scenery. I've met one l.iell-groomed gentleman .dozens of times, but we've never exchanged more than basic pleasantries. If he weren't accompaqied by his vivacious wife, who's a headline figure, I'd never recognize him. He's probably not boring, if he can be engaged in conversation, but it's tough to find an opening that isn't weather-oriented. At a dinner party the Qther • night, I met'a couple who talked only rn Computerese. • Cyberspeak, I think it's called. Anyway, after a few bumpy miles along the information superhighway, I was frantically look.ing for the nearest off-ramp. Was everyone at the table bored? Apparently not. One guest said, "We must exchange ideas like th is more often ." One man's ennui is another man's network. In retrospect, the most crashing bore in the grpup must've been me. More than a dozen years ago, I wrote about a non-organization called the Dull Men's Club of Newport Beach. It seemed non-in teresting, so 1 expressed a desire to join. Hahl In the next day's mail, there was a ~uric letter from lumberman Steve Freeman, rincluding this sentiment "We don't want any members. . . None! I'll give you no address, not even a P.O. box. Let your readers join the Optimists, the Pessimists the Knights of O'Hoolihan, but for (bleep's) sake, let us atone." With my curiosity thus honed to razor.sharp edge, 1 did some research on the subject. One of the backgrounders wa~ a piece in The Daily Pilot, written by then:staffer Michael Pnskcvlch, who noted that "the typical member thinks 'menage a trois' is a French pastry, and 'Gucci' is something you say when you tickle a baby under the chin." Paskavich further noted that members of the Dull Men's Club of Newport Beach have marriages, not relationships, and drink beer, not Perrier. further researcJl unearthed another document, author unknown, with these revelations: "By no means is the Dull Men's Club a socio-economic group. We are, in fact, made up of millionaires and bums -and are, in fact, a true microcosm of Newport Beach. Perhaps 90 or 95 percent of the local yokelry qualify even if unknowingly." Well, I seem to be drifting here. The question atop today's trea\ise asked if 1 could identify our county's inost boring people, and here 1 am in the middle of a seance devoted to the Dull Men's Club. The two are not necessarily compatible. Dullards are bland, but bores can be stupefyingly intense, an wilOes:; those Cyberspace cadets. Also, bores are predictable. P.ush the y.irong button, and they'!' prate without pau,e. You can leave their monologues in mid-sentence, return a half-hour later, and they'll never know you left the room. Caution: When cornered by a "bore, never nod affirmatively, as though in agr~cmenl. Also, refrain from making any noises thut can be interpreted as sounds of encouragement. (fapecialt¥, never interrupt with (eeble · racks. Dores are humorles ·can recall one inclden hen I looked at my wristwatch and mumbled, "Oops, it's tin'le to rotate my tires." He · said that's a good idea, and kept right on talking.) Just thinking about world-class bores i.n our midst is making my ·eyes glaze, but the inevitable ~houldn't be postponed. In one of my farewell columns, I'll probably nominate the biggest bore of 'em all. Fir~t. though, let's go and lie down for a\\hilc. Even curmudgeons need their rest. Yawn ... Jerry Kobrin's column runs Mondoy and Wednesday. NOTEBOOK The grou'p cited reports that Ferguson told Assemblyman Paul Horcher to leave the Republican Party and support Democral Wil- lie Brown for Assembly Speaker; Johnson aide Maureen Werft said. win Bergeson's former seat ~e­ cause that would in effect guaran- tee that the nearly deposed As- sembly leader would re'tain power until the current legislative session closes, a Ferguson campaign aide said. Workshop to help teen-agers prepare for college entrance exams ,, •• ·1 GOP big-wigs who have endorsed Johnson. "Ross Johnson had the courage to speak out agai~t illegal im- migration long before it was popu- lar to do so;• Rohrabacher was quoted in a Johnson news release. Meanwhile, Johnson's campaign reported that the California Col- lege Republicans yanked their en- dorsement of Ferguson at a Sacra- mento convention last weekend. RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY lllC • ... , ..... C... In! lt22 -Kii .. CllTA IU&-541·1151 US TREASURIES n• 250-6345 or eoo 876-f'829 ' SecuttiM America. Inc. Member. NASO SIPC 2082 Michlllon DIM, S1e. 212 IMnt, CA 82715 2-l Hour R.rlt• Info 1 800 US TREASury D Free Willie . . . Expect Ferguson to hold a press conference this week in an attempt to disprove the published reports that he's respon- sible for telling Horcher mak.e a pact with Brown. 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Co-curated with her husband ~obert Rickerson, who teaches ex- hibition design, "The Greek Lega- cy" opens today in the OCC gal-· lery and continues through April 20. Two years in the making and culled from 18 private lenders in Greece and the United States, the exhibit features more than 150 pieces ft<fm the late 1700s to early 1900s. . "I was trying to have a cross section of follc Greek art -such as silver work, textiles, costumes, jewelry," Vallera-Rickerson said. She began her search by fuming to her family and people she knows in Athens. Then she pur- sued Greeks currently living in Southern California -and was overwhelmed. "The Greek community is very enthusiastic about this show. I had no one say no, which was remark· able because I didn't know every- one. I found out there is so much more available, but we don't have space." • Because of OCC gallery's lim- ited space, some pieces will be on view March 14 through June 10 at the Decorative Arts Center in San Juan Capistrano. - Besides space constraints, VaJJe- ra-Rickerson turned away more pieces because they would require additional pages -and print.ing costs -in the catalogue ac- companying the exhibit. There arc already 130 pages iind 58 color plates in the book. "My goal is to fihd a publisher because· Greek folk art is disap- pearing," Vallera-Rickerson said. "It's so important to me. We need to know our past." Those who enter OCC gaJJery may fee l they've been transported back to the past. "We'll create al- most a Greek market look," she said. "The floor wiJJ look like a dirt walk. I want to create an envi- ronment, not a sterile gallery set,- I ' ' . ting." Vallera-Rickcrson, who is in her fifth full year as an OCC faculty member, said she's received tre- mendous support on campus - from students on up to President David Grartt -and off campus from gallery patrons. "Every time I do a project here, I've always found people wiJJing to help us. I think the support for art is something that ~s not well publi- cized. My students arc very sup- portive." But not all are rich, and the en- deavor has been expensive. A se- ries of events are scheduled to help defray exhibition costs. "Folk art is very much of the people, for the people," Vallera- Rickerson said. "It's emotion." • -TAI PREPAUTION HOME OFFICE SALE! ANTIQUE QUILT SHOW \ I/ I I \ /-../ I 1 ..., I I I \\ I I• II .. t \/ I /ti ()/{/If N \tll I<'..,/// I 1/11\..,. CALL TOLL FREE 800 435- 9575 FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE IN SO. CA.! Over 100 utique qailta to be liquidated each Saturday! In storage for years. Every pattern and type. Each is one·of·a·kind. All are guaranteed authentic! S.hl"""• 8:00 to 10:00 /'.m. THIS ATIRACTIVE ROLLING FILE CART KEEPS DOCUMENTS AND OFFICE SUPPLIES CLOSE AT HAND. IT GLIDES UNDER A DESK OR TUCKS INTO A CORNER. MADE OF EPOXY-STEEL, THE CART I~ AVAILABLE IN LEGAL OR Comcast of Newport~· Ch. 3 Comcast of Sant.a Ana Ch. 3 Dimension M. of Laguna N. Ch. 31 Visa MasterCard & Discover acct ttd LETIER. BLACK OR WHITE. $ ONLY 49 +TAX • Newp()rt Beach/Co•ta M-Dally Piiot DllTRICT ...... , Ledesma said districts that bor- rowed showed fiscal ir· rdponsibility and should wait until other districts arc paid back. County supervisors have ap- proved a plan that would relurn about 90 cents on the dollar to each school district, regardless i( they borrowed money to ltwest. Newport-Mesa officials say they deserve a 100% return. "Those of us who borrowed to inves t borrowed to invest in our klds," said Newport-Mesa school trustee Ed Deckec. "Obvjously, I'll never do it again, but the po_int ,is o.ur motivation. W.e bor- . rowed to invest in our kids and our education program and I don't see that as wrong." Newport-Mesa board Presi- <lent Judy Franco said she re- grets that school trustees from ·Orange did not contact anyone in Newport-Mesa before taking their vote. The Newport-Mesa district SINCE 1978 baa about $80 million in the now-bankrupt county pool. About $33 million in property truces and other revenues that was, by law, directly deposited with the county sits in the pool, as well ~as nearly $47 million the district borrowed to invest. Because of the bankruptcy and an expected $9.5 million shortfall in funds for the next school year, Newport ... Mesa trustees approved more than $3.1 million in. cuts Tuesday, and will try to increase revenue by selling surplus property, dipping into reserves and potentially lay- ing off tem~rary teachers. Not au county school Jeaders agree will) Orange's position, hOWC'\er, The posilion of the Orange school ~district didn't surprise Capistrano Unified School Dis- trict Superintendent James Fleming, but he was dis· appointed to hear of the official stance. "Our district is cooc,emed about the children who attend Newport-Mesa, Irvine and Pia- · Largest SclecUon of one of a kJnd Investment Persian Rugs, New & Antiq11e -Contemporary Linc of Custom Rugs -Collection of Old World Kilims & Sumaks ccntia-Yorba Linda and for that reason, our board has been very careful not to take a stand to place those children at a greater risk," said James Fleming, su- perintendent of !he. Capistrano Unified School Distract. Acming said if •• ore sch I districts don't support e other, the county might sense divided front and discriminate when returning fund s, which can hurt school children. "My heart goes ouf to the board members nnd su- perintendents of the (districts that borrowed to invest) because they are taking one heck of beating," he added. "As you can see by the Or- ange position, there is a f ecling districts should be ';"tatcd differ- ently. And I'm sorry to sec it~­ cause .the educational c.om- munity needs to ·be solidly marching in the same direction to the same tune, with the same drummer, and that is we must have 100% on the dollar re- turned -period." B ANK I NG ON AMERI C A e ;;; ~ i ~ ti g I ... E ~ I ,. !.? 0 u. ! ! j ERIC D S A NEW .FACE. YOURS. Introducing The New BanlcAmericaid Photo Cant At Bank of America, someone special can now protect your credit card. A person you'd trust with your childr~n. And your life savings. , In short. it's you. That's why you can put your picture on the front of your new BankAmericard credit card . Your new photo card comes with all the extra advantages of a 8ankAmericard. Now I can put peace of mind right in my pocket.- And now, it includes your smiling face and your genuine signature right on the front. So even if your card is lost or stolen, it's harder for anyone else to use. You have a choice. You can be more secure with the new BankAmericard. photo card. Stop by your nearest BofA today and we'll take your picture. It's easy and it's free . Because of all the things we've added to make the BankAmericard more attractive, not one is more ~portant than you. m Bank of AmerlC8 Newport. Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot Monday, March 6, 1995 5 \ ~.PORTS .. SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 223 Little Leaguers show a clear focus !he Major Leaguers may be having their anxieties. but there's no problem with baseball on the most important level -the Little Leaguers. Opening Day Ceremonies were In many areas on Saturday Including these at the Costa Mesa American Littte LeaQue doings at Costa Mesa High. Above, or:e Brewer helps out a teammate with his cap, and the Orioles appear ready to roll. Above, right, Angels (from right to left) Alexandra Dicaprio and her brother. Joey. as well as Adam Andrews, take the Little League pledge. Below, the Blue Jays show some team unity as they snake out onto the field. Same -old story for Ha Borders [Al I '·I ~1 .... (IMLOCAAO 'iii' WESTMONT RUNS HITS ERRORS DmlU men CdM braces for Serra sec ...,.. Sea Kings fourth-seeded in Southern Regionals of State Basketball tourney; Corona home for opener Tuesday night. "The others prohJbly Jump h1gt1i:r and run faster and ma)'be loo!-. a l11th.: bc1tcr 10 them," conunued Oms. "Uut you\c got llY play somc;bod)'" .,. Despite leaving game with the lead, Ila's streak is 10 starts without a win. year, giving up eight hits and four runs (aJI earned) in 4Y.l innings. She threw 58 strikes, 40 balls. dropped from 8.38 to 8.36, has given up 42 hits this season in 23¥3 in-Bv ROGER CAllLSON, Sroars l:.orroa Serra's lineup 111dudcs 6-foot-7 Leonard Butkr (12 ppg) and 6-3 guard ~!ah Pal:icio ( 17 ppg). as y,ell :.is 6·3 junior 0Jrncll LlCC). "It fel t kind of chilly when J pulled her out," SCC Coach Charlie Phillips said. "I could feel it in the stands. She had a 3-1 lead, and I could hear it ... 'Oh, my. Whac's he doing? Let her pul/ herself out.' nings. She averages 17.7 pitches per CORONA DEL MAR _ Sea inning -too many, according to • "l'ornully in this you're shooting in the dark (against an unkno\\n first ruunJ foe), but '"e taped Serra's game \\ith Vcrbum Der," s:m.I Orris. "By the same·tol-cn the) I.now mori: about us." Bv RlcHAllD DlTNN, Srous WaiTu Phillips, for a finesse pitcher. J(jngs head coach Paul Orris and his She had base-runners aboard in Corona dcl Mar I ligh basketball team every inning against Westmont (B·6, have been handed a very strong op-COSTA MESA -It seems the drought is beginning to concern Ila Borders, who started her 10th con- secutive game Saturday without a victory. ''But she was running out of gas. 2-3 in the GSAC}, throwing 49 fast-ponent in the first round of the ~~~:..m~t\~ balls, 27 curvcballs and 22 offspeed Southern California Regionals, which -~iif!r.=• pitches, consisting most ly of a split-beg.ins :ucsday .night. finger Serra s Cavaliers, who stopped St. Dcrnard twice Corona c.lcl Mar\ title in 011.a~ion JV-AA came by \inuc of a 47-4 6 \\111 O\'Cr St. UcrnarJ, whose coach admitted to Oms earlier in the ''eek th:u if his team playcu Serra JO times, "\\e (Si. l3ernarJ) would be lucky 10 beat them t\1;icc." Borders, tiring in the fifth inning while flirting with the 100-pitoh mark, came out leading, 3-1. But reliever Matt Baker, a fresh- man right-hander, inherited a bases- loaded situation and allowed all three runs to score, once again pre- venting Borders from winning, as host Southern California College came from behind to defeat West- mont, 12-4, in the second game of a- Golden State Athletic Conference baseball game. When she gets between 80 and 100 pitches, she gets tired and we have to watch her closely." Borders. who hasn't won a game (a total of 12 games) since Feb. 25 of last year, hid in the dugout closet when Baker took over. She couldn't bear to watch. All three of those base-runners in the fifth were her responsibility. Her earned-.TUn aver- age was also on the ·line. SoCal College (6-l2, 2-3), benefit-~n league play, and .fi~ished 17-12 o~~r~ll after fal~­ ing from a pair of opposite-field solo mg to _Y~rbum Dc1 in the CIF D1v1s1on IV-A f1- home runs by Josh Sewell, 5~n_als, w~ll invnc.le. tl.1~ CdM campus for the 7:30 t.cs t. eight runs in the bottom of the sixth 1 h~ wmner qualtt1es ~or a shot T~ursd:iy night on only four hits to make it a rout, a ainst the Corcoran-Lincoln Prep first round en- giving left-hander Jeff BeckJey (4-2) cou~ter of Tuesday. . . ··we'll II) to mal-.c it a h:.ilf-court game," said Orris. "13ut \\C I.now \\C\c got our \\Or~ cut out for "i.is." The Southern R~:g1onal I 111<.1b are SaturJav (Jl a.m.) at The PonJ in J\11ahc1111, \\Ith the 'state ch:.impionshi p Mardi IX· in 0Jl-.1Jnd against the Northern Regional dlJlnp1on the victory in relief. Lincoln Prep (21-9) enjoys the No. 1 seeding and will be the host in Thursday's Regional Semifi- SOCAJ. CO LLEG E 12, WESTMONT 4 nals if it handles Corcoran. Corcoran was the school whi ch eliminated Corona del Mar in the first round of the Regionals two years ago. Tuesdays First Round (7:30 p.m.) • CorcorJn, Central S•·tl1on <l<>·bl JI lin•uln Prep, S.in Diego Section (21·9) Second g.ime Westmont took the opener, 6-2. Borders, 0-3, picked up her sec- ond no-decision in five starts this Borders, who pitched well enough to win the seven-inning contest, also made herself unavailable for post- game comments, the first time that's happened in her collegiate career. Borders, whose ERA actually Westmont 100 030 0-4 10 3 SoCal College 120 018 x-12 8 1 Bajul, Cumell• (6), Boling (6), V;indernoor (6) and Orlando; Borders, B.il.er (S), Beckley (6) and Levitt. W-Becldey, 4·2. l -Cumella, 1-l. 28-Rose (W). J B-Oolias (SCC). HR -Seidel ISCC), Sewell (SCCl 2. "I don't know anything about the other schools and we're not real impressive to look at," said Orris in trying to rational~e the seeding, v. hich has Verbum Dei (22-5) and Garces Memorial of Bakersfield ( 19-11) in the No. 2 and 3 slots. •Serra, Southern Seo ion I\ ·A (I;· 1 i .11 Coron.t del M.tr, Southern Section IV·M I 111-11 •St. Bernard, Southern Section I\ ·M 1-• 1.!) .ii B.iL.crsficld Care es Memori.il, Central ~ti ion I I 'J· 11 l • Holl\-ille, 5.ln Diego Se<.ttun (:!I ·bl .ll \ ,•rburn Ori, Southern Section IV-A (:ll·SI HIGH SCHOOL sonaALL Costa Mesa overpowers CdM to collect tournament victory COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa High softball team used the big inning to thwart Corona del Mar Saturday in the second day of the Daily Pilot/Costa Mesa Invitational. The Mustangs erupted for five runs in the second and four in the fourth to se- cure a 9-0 victory over CdM at TeWinkle Park. Julie Collett contributed a triple to highlight the Mesa offense. · ln other tournament games: • Century S, CdM 3: Erica Zoelle dou· bled in a pair of runs in the third inning and Leanne Colton. who went 2 for 3, sin· gled in another in the third to stake Co- rona to a 3·1 lead before Century rallied. • Lapna Beach 12, NeWport Harbor 11: In the Sailors' first game of the day, an injury to starting pitcher Jill Nelsen proved critical as the Artists rallied with a nine-run sixth inning to pull it out. Nelsen homered in the fifth inning to gjve Newport what seemed to be a secure 8-3 lead. However, she hurt her tea slidina into home, and resulting control problem1 in the sixth inning helped Laguna rally. • Newport Harbor 18, LOI Amlao• 6: The Sailors collected their fint victory of the season following two setbacks, scorina nine times in tho bottom of the first. Lori Metcalf, Becky Bums and Mepn HaJler all had bi& hits to contribute to the uprilina. while Stephlnie Gouelin hit a arand slam in the bottom of the third in· n'1'...._ a. lataac .. J: After JiU"Black had *9ublecl, Jeonifer Roberuoa strobd a two-run lin... in tho top of the foUnh inning to tie the game at 2-2. •Calvary Chapel 11, Estancia 2: A 10- run third inning was too much for the Ea- gles (1·2) to overcome. Jennifer Honey- cutt, Jessica Romo and Jennifer Brunick had two hits each for the Eagles. "-~ con& MISA ,, CDM 0 Corona del MAI 000 000 0-0 2 4 Cosu Mua oso 400 x-9 6 o Aley and Wills; Corru and Snyder. 38-Collttt (CM). LAGUNA HACH I I, NIWPOIT HAUOI 11 l.agun"" Beach 002 109-12 S 10 Newport Harbor 022 313 -11 11 S ROach and Charity; Nelsen, Couelin (6) and Cosselln, P11luld (6). W-R~dl, 1-0. l-Nelsen, 0-1. lB-Nelsen (NH), Pulaski (NH). HR-Nelstn (NH). NIWPOaT HAaaOR 1a, LOI AMIOOI 6 ' los Amlgot 01S o-6 6 s Newport HarboL 936 x-11 7 2 Rodriguez ancfliCeyn; Gosselin and Pulaski. W-Contiln, 1.0. l -ltodrlgutz, 0-2. HR-Gosselin (NH). IDllON a, llTANCIA 2 btanda 000 200 o-J 3 6 ldlson 110 024 x-1 14 ·1 ltunktc and llac:k; Webb and IC.u. W-Wtbb. L-lrunidf. 0-1 . 21-lladt (lit). CALYAllY CHAPIL 1 I, UTAllCIA I CaMttit~ 00(10) 001 0-11 11 l llt.lncJa Oc;I 1 0 I 0 0 -l t 6 • MMoM""' Wllllen: lltdi .. ~. W-MeloM. L-llldl. M. CllftUllT •, ca. a C:..., • OIO 112-1 I 1 ~ ... Mmr 021 IOO-J 7 1 -~= .... , ..... ,,~ ... w.. DCC edged in 10th by Dons COSTA MESA - Visiting Rancho San- tiago College used a bases-loaded walk with two outs in the top of the 10th inning it to nip Orange Coast Saturday, .S-4, in Ornnge Empire Conference base- ball. The Dons (14-3 overall, 2-1 in the conference) scored the run when OCC left-hander Mark Gardner, brought on in relief for Junior Silva with the bases fl.lied. walked the fll'St hitter he faced on four pitChcs. Each team scored a sinaJe run in the first inning. but the Pirates (9· 10, 1-2) took a J.1 lead in the third on a two-run sinaJe by Corona del Mar High product Todd Kchrli. Rancho rallied to tie in the fifth against OCC starter Hector Blanchet, then took the lead in the top or the seventh with a •in&I• run. The Pirates forced extn lnolnp by scoring a run in the boltom of the eighth. Kehrli led off with a sin· gle and scored on back·to-back bits by Forest Long and Deric Yanaalu- wa. COLLEGE BRIEFS sec men's tennis team -now -. 5-0 after first . round of GSAC COSTA MESA -The ·--- Southern California College ~ men's tennis team has finished the first round of the Golden State Ath- letic Conference schedule with an un- blemished 5-0 mark following S:uurJ\ly's 5-4 victory over Point Loma Nazarene at th e Costa Mesa Tennis Club. The Vanguards, 7-1 overall, survived three victorious three-set ma tches in sin- gles, but were swept in doubles. Mattias Johnson, Ross Andel and Matt Scott each were extended to three sets be- fore prevailing in singles. Point Loma drops to 4-4 overall, 2-1 in the GSAC. I OCAL COUIOI I, POINT LOMA 4 Singles: Johnson (SCQ de(. Nichols, 4·6, 6-7, 6-J; Robbfns (SCQ de(. Mcrolcs, 6-1, 6·1; Andel (SCC) def. Tcbb1, 6-2, 4-6, 6-l; Junia& (Pl) dflf. Vill~r, 6·1, 6-0; •~~er (SCQ def. Apel, 6-3, S·7, 6-2; Scott <SCC) def. Schlenpf, 6·7, 6·1, 6·2. Doubles: Tebbs·Juni""g (Pl) dd. Vill""r·RObbins, 6·3, 2·6, 6-2; Mt rolts-Nkhols (Pl.) def. An~l·l~is, Hi, 7-', M ; Af>cl·khJens•f (Pl) def. 8.lktr·Scott, 6-4, 6-4. sec women edged, &-4 COSTA MESA -Visitin& Point Loma Nazarene won two·· • • or three doubles sets to collect -~ a S-4 Golden Slate Athletic Conference decision over Southern Cali· fornia College in women's tennis Satur· day. Quynh Le nd Wendy Andel each won their ingle matches and teamed ror • vicaory in double lo p:.ce the Vanguardl, 3·3 overall. ,. POINT LOMA 5, SOCA.L COLLlGI 4 Singles: le (SCQ dd. Hunt. l'>-2, 7-S; Andel tSCQ def. W.111..er, ~-0. 6·1; Esp••ron IPL) def. Smith, 6·2, 6-2; O\erstrect tPl ) def. C.11lson, 6·0, 6-2; Biehl (Pl) de(. George, 7-S, 6·0, 81nnqui>t tSCC) def. Rt)nolds, 6-4, 3·6, 7-S. Doubles: le-Andel tSCC) def. ltunt·\lintz, 6·4, 6-3; 8iehl·Esperon (Pl) def. Smith·Binnquist, 6-0, C.-2; W;ilL.er·O\erstrl'i:I (Pl) def. C•rlson-Ceorge, 6-2, 6·2. sec tosses double-shutout COSTA Ml::SA -AJlo~ing . _ _;.._ ju)t one hit in 10 mmn&~» the "=' Southern Cal1fomi;i College • · • softball tctftl1 defeated visiting Pacific Christian in n nonconfcrcnce dou· blcheadcr Saturday, 8· 0 and 14-0. The Vanguards ( 10-8) received a fivc- mning no-hiller by Jennifer I louston in the opener. Hous1on 1rucl-. out si.x and w;ilkcd t~o. • Amy Lewis ~Jrot.cd n pair of two-run homers in the fi~t game, w-hile Angie Vc&a had a p;m of hil in each game. ICC I, PAC .. IC CMlltTIAN 0 rir•t g.tmt P.taf'IC Chrl1lJ1n 000 00-0 0 1 SUC•I CoUqt ' SOI 21-1 I 0 ~''*ind ~Y' tlov•lon, St.iy~r ts> and l~s. W-ttouuon, 2"6. L-C& pM. 21-C&twM> (SCQ, Vtp lSC'C). H -Wolt tSCO. tut-le.-' '(SCO 1. ICC '' PAClflC CM•llTIAll 0 SK-ond pmt ,..ClwlttlM 0 0 0 oo-0 ' • ..a.c_..~ 0(12)0 1,_,4 ., • ~ ~ ; MntOw Md Moreno. w ... M.now, 2 ... -ea.,w. n -arv..9CQ. Mwrw <SCC). . • ; • ~. March' 1915 Aili Aidt Did AM SiMM N••rt 1arlng up tor Plllllld Sea • "Jill has great speed and good bascrunncr skills," sold Mullen. "And she has the ability to get on base. Shc'a very versatile." aTa.:e•uDvlal,.._.. .... ~ After slipping back last season, Sailors• softball team ·hoping to challenge for CIF playoffs again. addition of El Toro," said Mullen. "My feeling is that we c.an beat 1hcse teams on any given day, but we have to play our absolute best and get a couple of breaks." Meanwhile, Newport will be trying to build toward the start of Sea View play by attempt· ing to pick up some victories during the non· league portion of the schedule. Another quick runner Is Lauren Jolliffe, called the fastest player on the team by her coach. Along with Nelsen, she bats near the top or the order. · Br D•NNIS B&.oSTli&HOUI, .s..oan wanu. .COSTA M8IA -Ow" .. 1'11M'1 ._ .... ._ ,..,.am Mae~.,.. ............. ... cUaa ........ ta.tu.°"" .......... dail .. NEWPORT BEACH -Two years removed from their only CIF playoff appearance in the school's history, the Newport • "I think softball is a game of speed, bccauso of the smaller dimensions of the field," said Mullen. "Speed can mnke things happen." "We bM 1 lot of besi...W. ........ Semo are td Expected to take over much of the pitching chores thnt have been almost exclusively held by Jennie Colclasure in recent years is Molli • Mullen, the coach's daughter. "She has been taking pitching lessons since-she was 11," said the elder MuHcn. ~ IMJw to ICCXCi .. Mid• ..W. tlacl .u. a fonnor ICbool ttlclllr, ,.c:cepled the politioa after bet 6'fNd, Diane Rcueau. ._ ,,..,-,. O>lta MCA cOeCb. .. Wked melatOlt." Four·year varsity' starter Shellie Bradbury provides Newport with. some leadership at sec· ond base. While providing a steadying inOu· cnce defensively, Bradbury has greatly im· proved in her hitting, according to Mullen. Harbor High softball team is tryillg to put the pieces back to- gether for another run this season. Mid.cu, wbo plays at· the Joba Wa~ Tennis Club, Will in· deed Jaave bu biAda fuU &hit IPriJla. 44We doa'a hive uyl>Q_d,y of (toulMmCnt) calibct," ibe Aid. . But, Sailors Coach Mike MMllen warns, it isn't goin~ to be easy in the Sea~iew League. Followmg a 14-8 overatl showing in 1993, ~ewpott slipped to 8-12 last s~ason, including n 4-8 mark in league. play. But ther e were flasb~s of tiriHiance as evidenced by an upset victory over champion Woodbridge. However, Mullen is ~pending the first couple of weeks on the sidelines after suffering a sprained ankle in a scrimmage. Other can· didates to pitch include Jill'Nclsen, who missed last softball season with a broken leg, Stepha- nie Gosselin ancl Jamie Pulaski. Gosselin, who. is normally the SnilofS' «;atcb· er, is the cleanup hitter and possesses some power: Center fielder Lori Metcalf, another pewer hitter with some speed, will alro 'be in the middle or the order. Seaior Qris htenoa. (l rewrni. lottcnnan wbO played singles . and hblel lut ,ear. ja c.Glra M0..'1.bri&f\tclt hope. while Mnion " Citlol Rep.ier and Alberto ApilloD arc expected to pla,y Nos. 2 At the top of the lineup is Nelsen, an excel- lent soccer player whom Mullen is welcoming back to the softball field. Other starting candidates include senior first baseman Becky Bums, third baseman Pulaski, who caught last season, and Mcghan Haller. aad 3 ~ rcspcafYCly. la doublea, Camillo Ram1rez (scruor) aad Olancark> Oavtno·(sc· nior) will form Mesa's No. 1 team, while Kevin Ko (senior) and Jacob Jona (scniot) will play No. 2. Costa Mesa's No. 3 team is undeaermiocd, but senion Jaime Oi.rcia and Badih El-K.bowy will probably work in the mix. "ln this league, the powerhouses are still Woodbridge and Irvine, and th en there's the Estancia boys swim team fighting numbers game "lt'1 definitely a cbaUenae this year, but we just have to give them a positi\te attJtude," Mad.can said. "'lberc arc a lot of schools not in our leaaue that I'm sure we'd do fine against." ~ Despite small number of competitors, Improvement still viewed as bottom line. his current 15 athletes~ however, will be a recruiting effort to in· crease the size of the relatively small varsity unit. looking to improye some times this year and have some fun ." Junior Chad Bollenbach leads the varsity returners after finishing ninth in in the 50· and 100-yard freestyle events at league finals. last year of 13th in the 500 Cree and 16th in the 200 free, while Matt Dean is looking for a similar bump !com his 16th-place effort in the 50 free. LOCAL SCHIDULI TODAY Tennb BY B~Y PAULJCNEll, Srorrs Warrn "I'm trying to get more numb,ers out," said Carpenter, whose squad finished fourth in last year Pacific Coast League race. Up from the frosh-soph is junior Eric Wayman, who won the· 200 and 500 freestyle events at last year's league finals. Community college men -Orange Cout &t Colden West, 2 p.m. High 1chool -Esta ncia vs. Los Altos al ~lif01nla Country Oub, 1:30 p.m.; Cofona del Mu vs. Universlly al Rancho ~ J~quin, 2:30 p.m. l•ftlt•ll • qosTA MESA - Estancia High boys swimming coach John Carpenter will focus on numbers this spring, including the ones on his stop- watch. But regardless of how many Ea- gles are competing, Carpenter will look fo r individual improvement. "That's the thing about swim- ming," Carpenter said. "Even though you could have three guys beat you, you can still be happy with improving your time. We're "The ClF qualifying times are definitely attainable for Chad in the 50 and 100 free events," said Carpenter. who will push his ath· letes to achieve the higher time standards that accorqpany the PCL's shift from CIF Division llI to Division II. Mark Stephens won league in the frosh-soph 200 individual med- ley and 100 butterfly, and Carpen- ter said he's a potential CIF quali· fier in the latter. Community college women -Colden Wesl al Orange c.oast, 2 p.m. College -Southern ~lifornla College at UC San Diego, 2 p.m. O•lf Communilj college -Orange Cout at Siddle~ 7 p.m. Community college -Orange Coul al Colden West Tournament, noon. High school -Corona del Mar at Corona TourrwnenL Of equal concern to the times of Senior Todd Metcalf will hope to improve league finals finishes Brian Jacobs topped the PCL in the frosh-soph breaststroke last year and wa~ 13th in the 50 free. PUILIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES . PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE SUPERIOR COURT March 8, 1995, al 7:00 p.m. improvem.enta Alto mei>t any 1*1MI ol lh• Trua1ee and of lht Fii• No. FH7HI gent creditor of the from lhl daft It wn filed In the Slatemtnl explrw !Ive years fedtfal. Slalt. Of common law OF CALIFORNIA. fOt consideration of alter· ud 111 oil, 0tl ughtt, petroleum. 1rua11 C1Nled by 1.ud Deed ol FICTITIOUS IUSINESS deceased vou mut t fila 011lct Ol 1ht County Ciel~ ~ ne from the dl11 It was llted In 1ht (Ste Sec1IOn 14400 et s.q .. onst24M57 COUNTY OF ORANQE nate use of Baleat1c and mlnnlt. mineral nghtt, nzural Trull Said tale wiN be held on HAMESTAltMUfT your clafm with tha Flc1l1lous Suslnm Hime Sta• Ofb or !ht County Cleftc. A new Buslntse Ind Prollnlont F1ctlUous :...1 Ttt. Cl Drive [§d' Schools, and g• nghla, and Olh• hyd•ocai· Malttl 27 · l99fl. 11 3 00 "m on TIM lolowtng person s court end mail e copv to I must be tlltd belore Iha Actl1lous blntlt N1mt Slltl· COde). 8u•lneu Name tr on of re com-bont by wli•-name kllo'#ll, Ille lronl """lo lh• tr1lranc:e ol ls/we d~btlmm as the personal r1resenta-time Tiie ~of llllS st.atitmen menl musl be !ltd btl«e !NI fht Frei\ Post Otrk:• Uone to the Board of GIOllleftn11 tllMI Ind Ill rod· the On1191 CMC C«llt1, 300 E ., ... ON d ' I lh .._. n.. ~..... E•-·--· --·-lt.t.....,.t Box t4171 liOn. uda derwtd rrom 141y 0 rht Chapman Otano• c, Iii. the ttrne """' 'S EXICAH RESTAU· tive appolnte bv the oes not o II.I Ofla ,.,,. ,,,. ·-sta"""'1t _, ~...---ll19 folloWlng per.oM are 0 ,. .... , CA QOYERNINQ aOARD ~. thJI may be Within Of or 1111 1n'•ta1 oublatoon 01 lh• RANT. 16961 GOldenwnlStrHt_ cGUrt within four In Ills slall ot a fictitious does nor ol 1111horta lht TIOll dolria butif1ffS u : ·-·• ' • lllldtr lh• Pirc* of land hert1n nOla th• tOlll :amount of th• HuntlnQton Beach. CA 9~7 month• from the dete 8\IS~ Namt In ~obllon or us. In 1111s •II• of a flc1111ou1 9118 GM°dM Gfow llNd. WESTERN CAL MORT· 921t3-1571 Cerolin •· ltocker, abow d11C11btd. t09elhtf With rhe unpaid balanct of Jhe obflgatt0n Reymond Gullerrez, 556 of first iHuence of Ille ~his of ano1htr undef Buslntst HllM In ~ ol SUftl207 GAGE LIMITED PARTNER-IN THE MATIER OF Exoouthte Director, perpetual right or dr~ltng, m1n1no. NCurtd by lhe above d11e11bed Mossvall Clrde. Hunllngtoo letters as provided In Federal", Stal8. °' common lhe ~hll of 111olhel undtr . Glttt.n G<ow. CA 9164' SHIP, 1100 Quail StrHt, THE PETITION TO Bualne .. ServloH & exploring and operating therefor daedollrut1indeat1m1ttd oo111, Btach,CA92649 aoction 9100 of the See Sectton 14400 ti seq . .ftdtrlf. Stall. or common law Newportltadl·CotllMeta Suite 200, Newpott Beach, CHAN OE THE NAME Auxlllery Oporetlone and 11011ng 1n and removing tht exPtn.... and ldYallcet • Opl\ella Gutierrez, 5562 Cellfornle Probele Codo uslness l!ld PTotm lons (Set Section 14400 11 wq . CN2f1975 3197JP Fell 20.27. CA 92860 OF ADULT INDMDUAl Publlthed Newport aamt trom Aid land Of any othet 1321,028 43 11,. oo..,ble 1h1t at Mossvale Clrde. Hunllnglon The time for filing COdei · 8oslnm end Proltsslons M• 8,13, 19115 ~~·~eN~~!1u~f:n~: PETITIONER FRUMI Beach-Costa Mna Dally ~oc11.n:1:.:i!:.rr:,~~ ~~t::•..:!~~11~~~=~~!1. eean:~CA~s= ts conducted clai~a will not expire ~~::tlleadl·CostaMesa ~);__ PUILICNOTICI . nerthlp 5358 South East· AZZALlNO Piiot Match 3• a, t995. mint hom ~ olllt1 thin said edn•due trtllusband &-'It befo.e four . month• 297159 fib 21 ~6 13 20 Oii2bv£RYUCROWCOll--~~-~--- em Avenue, Lu Vegu, N• CASE NUMBER Fm247 land. lleram~ ~lbed. °" °' Ollt 2128195 Reglstranl llas nor yet begun from the heoring det• 1995· . • . 'Nff "" •· ratl27 vacla89119 A17ff73 gaawells.tunntlaindahittl11nto ta1FedServtoeCorw1111on lo trw acl busk\en undtt noticed abow. 77T7 CfntMA11t Sit 440 flCTrTIOUIU.U Thie butln•H I• con-ORDER TO IHOW PUBLIC NOTICE through or K!'OM lh• aubtllrtact FKA Cal Fed Ent11p1-ficll!lous business namt INE YOUfilMkA Y EbXAM-PUBUC NOTICE HvntJnoton llat:JI CA 9~7 MAIR ITATl•WT d\IC\ed by: a llml\td ~· CAUSE FOR CHAHOI! , of the land heH1n above de-• w1 Trull... emea llsted herein the t • ept V the HtWllOff8uch-Coill MUI Tiit lolloMlg pnon(t) nerentp . OF NAMB NOTICE Of TRUSTEES SALE tcttbed. and 10 bollom 111ch 9y I 0 Se!vtee Company, agent SIGHED RAYMOND GUTIER· court: If vou ere e per· FIRE ANO CAIUALTY CN217973 t7024MW Feb lsllft dolnO buslnnt a : The regl1trant(1) com-PETITIONER($) FRUMI TSU No l~l3~92 wh1p1toelltd or d111C110nafly By Vlclo J Hoplnna REZ O™EllA GUTIERREZ eon interested In the SYNOPSIS OFTHE ANNUAL 20 27 M¥ 6 t3 1995 GOlDEN Cl1'CLE FlNANCIAl menced lo transact butl-AZZALINO HAS/HAVE nn ' drilled Wiiia, tunnell and ahaha Aat11tan1Secre1ary This late t II d wtrh estate vou mev file STATEMENT ' ' ' ' SERVICES 1801 East Edlngt( neu und9f \M Flctltloua FILED A PETITION FOR AN Loan ~IT~i~627· under and bentllh or beyond the 1750 E k>urth St Stt 700 1111 eou' 1Y ~~n k ~ O~GE with the court a formal YEAR ENOEO DECEMBER 31, PUBLIQ NOTICE Avenue. sinta An•. CA 92705 Bu1ln111 Nam•(•) H1i.d ORDER TO CHAN GE APl938"94-035 eictetior lomd1 rhereol. and lo Sa1111Ana,Ca92705 Coun ,;.h bru' ol 1 Aequell for Special 1"4 -· ~AoclollllCICorpo· t.boYe Or\! 2·1·95 NAMES FROM FRUMI AZ· CAI. FED SERVICE CORPOf\AllON ::i~ =· .:u1gp;;~':::'y ti 3Vllllblt th• ~~;:i~~ NctlCE-Tllls ~lkius~amt Notlo• of the filing of •n Ful Corporale Name UNICARE Fiii •• fUHH ration, a Nor111 Clrolna Cofpo. Wea tern Cal M~age, Z AL 1 NO TO F RU M I RCA CAI. FEO ENTERPRISES. • IUdl . Wit 01 mi~" wnhout bid m1y be oblauitd by calling l~t Stallment expires IM yea.<s Inventory and appraiHI INSURANCE COMPANY FIC11TIOUI IUllMESS r111on, 2725 Soul! Holden ~· E. :!.~Ber 'fi:C. RACHEL BARR duly IOllOlllttd Trutl" undtf the ~ Ille nghl to dnl. mine, IC>ao'Mng ttlephone numbeB on llom !ht da• ft WIS hied 111 lht of 11te~~ a11et1 or of ~ome Officl. 2201 Olloon 1 llAME ITATlMlNT Road. GrttnSbofo. NC 27417 wtlh' ~ ~~.....,~I~ ol It Is hefeby ordered that lolo-O deec:rtbtd daed ovru11 t1ore explore and oPefale the di\' belort tht Nit (71 4)4t0· ol lht County Cle!-Ana eny petition or account Drive IMrle, CA 92716 .. ..._ht :tlolowlng C*Son(s) ™9 business Is COl'lducttd ,.._ """"'"' au persons lnttrH ted In WILL SELL AT PIJ8llC AUi.TION tllrough the surface ol the upoei 5690 lclllk>us 8u Int N Sia""' et provided In section Total ldmltlld ISSt -·· d busll'less a · 808 by• COfPOfltlon. • .,.ange County on F~ this matter appelf bt lore TO THE HIGHEST BIOOER FOR 500 Itel ol tht aubturl~ ol llit s S$ amt ,.. 1250 of the Celifornla $273.5!'>5, HERRING ASSOCIATES. P 0 RtglS111nt llal not yet btgu11 •ry 3, 1995 H 38037 this court In Department CMlf (•n lht4otmt wllich are oremlMI. u rtMrVed by the TAC 4t0030c PUB 316. 3n3. :;;:1 T~~sf~ ~~~~~~~:.~ Probate Code. A Re· Total llablllnts 185,878,405 Box 5938 Glrden Grove. CA to •1M1C1 buslr'lm under lht No. 703 of th• Orange lawful hinder 1n th•. UMtd Stalee) Irvine Company. a Michigan 3/20 does not 01 tlsell a tho tze lhe qUHt for Specie! Notice Aggregate wrlte·lns tor sped 92645 I 1 \660 Western Aw .. t1ci111oua butlntst n1m1 °' Publllhed Newport Beach-County Superior Court al 1ttdlor ll!t cnl11tr 1, cert11ted or CorPorll10n, m leaM recorded 1n u r form it available from surplus runos o Slanlon, CA 90680 names llsltd lltrlln. Coate Me11 Dally Piiot the address shown above Olhef checb 21f'"ed HI Cwrt boo-14022 PllOt 858 Pllroet 4 A PUBLIC NOTICE ~:~~,~~::1e ~I :iJa~~ou~ the court clerk. Capital stodcs 2,600,0 Robt1I Euo•ne HenlnQ, 6611 SIGH~O: OAKWOOD ACCEP· February 13. 20. 21, Match on 4/4, 199S, et 2:00 ~· 8::;'10n ~h 1r:r1b~ ~ non-«lldutNt NMmenl 1nd nghl Ille rlQlllS 011 anotllt1 und or Anom.y for Petitioner· Aogregal4 wrlte·IOS tor olht Anthony, Garden Grove, CA TANCE CORPORATION, By A a, 1995. o·c1ock p.m~ and then and u at 1 tirnt 0 u 10 10 UM lhot1t Port10111 ol lhe Fiie No. f637550 tI. • 1 M-*t M Cohan. Es • lfian special surplUs lunos 92645 Stwtn Mtc:Mt4. President m740 lher• show cause, II any SeNice Company) alt ughr. rnle common •• deect•btd '" Plllcel FICTITIOUS IUSINESS · St.alt. or common la • q. Surptus noleS M¥gartt Ann Herring, 6611 This statemant wa fled wl1ll --------1 lhey have, why th• petition and 111111a1 conveyed tulld now 2 abovt Pl!<* 5 A noft-eitcluwt NAME STATEMENT (See SecUon 14400 et s.q • S200 ~ Cwl1w ~., Grosspald·tn andconlrlbutad Anllony, Glrdtn Grow. CA Ill Countt C1lrlt ol ORANGE for change of name th?Uld held by• ullder utd Oted of Trull -1 1nd ugh! 10 uM thoae Th IOllOwlng (S) 8us1Mss and Proleulons ••· ..0 s n lus 26 850 g2fMS county on t.tirutrY u. 1995 SELL not be granted. ~~ oiooerty h""""11" ,,.. :r~~ ~ P!~!t ~t!C: aiea rstar• •doing bustnm~s~ ~ ~Nlllng ~~CA unassio~ltunds (su,Jitus) This IMlntn Is COl\dlldld NOltCE· This ffctaOut Name It Is furth~ ordered that I TRUSTOR Tandem Propert1t1 YOU ARE IN OEFAULT UNOER A HARBOR RESTAURANT. 9630 013COVERYE3CROWCOM· 03/08 03/07 03/13 58.227.590 byhusblnd &w111 $11tlmtnt expires llw YM'1 your home copy of th19 <>jder 10 •how BENEFICIARY C11oforn11 ftdtrat OEEO Of TRUST DATED 10/02184 Garden Grove Blvd • Garden PANY ' ' Surplus as regards polk:Ylloklef Tiit 11Qlslr1nl commtneed lo kom 1111 di" It WIS ,..d In 111t through classified bao~·T ~ p~~ :~Id ~nA r1_8~ Saving• 1.nd loan MeoclallOn UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO Grove. CA 92644 ""Ginter Ave Ste " PUBLIC NOTICE 87.677,590 transact buslntts under !ht Ofb of"" County Clefk. A new Recorded Octobef 29, 1984 aa PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY IT Sung Nam Lim 22492 H nt' I B ICll CA g264 Income IC>f the year llcllllout b\11"'"1 ·narM Of FlcllGout llut"'"1 N1111t Sta• HARBOR LAWN- MOUNT OLIVE Cemetery Sales Leads Furnished 2 PILOT., a I nef~fcaper ~ lnelr No 84 443915 In Book MAY BE SOt.O AT A PUBLIC cam1n1to Costa. Laguna Hills CA Nt II o~f e".':icti~eoSll Mesa CNS1250302 117,945.88-4 namas *•d lbove on Janu81y ment must bt fifed btlor• that r nera c rcu a on pu page of Olficoal record• 1n the SALE If YOU NEED AH EXPlA· ~3 CN~l60 O f Dtsburstmtnts tor \tit year t. 1995. flml Tiit llllnQ of Ille llltlllntnl 1::~ In. ~I~ c~."1Y·, •1 office of lhe Reco!d11 ol lnnge NATION Of llE NATURE Of THE Jung Ja Um, 22492 Caminlto Mar s1~3 ~~~5•b 27· LR..., ACCIDOIT AM> 125,157 212 SIGHED. ROBERT E HERRING, does not Of lhtlf IUllOl'lll "" s one " °' our County, llld deed ot truti d~ PROCEEOIMG AGAINST YOO, YOU Costa Laguna Hills. CA 92653 ' ' ' HEAL 1M lleftb't cerllfy ltlat tM abOYt MARGARET A HERRING use In 1111 Ill .. of a Fldlllout ~~ ~k•, prlOf to 1e11btf lhe lollo'fllng ~ •· SHOtA.O CONTACT A LAWYER TlllS bustneSS is conOucted PUBLIC NOTICE SYllC>f'Stl Of' ntE 1t1ms ate In ICCOfdance witn Ille Tiits 11111mtnt was lllld Wllll 8ur1nHs ,..,.. In Ylolltlon of ay 0 e ear ng. ladled Eldlrl>ll(•I hfubrt A A 315\ hrwt M U111t 01 & 02. by nusband & "'le ANNUAL STAn.wf • nual Statement lor 1t1e yur Ille Coun~ C111k ol ORANGE Ole rtallll or 1110111tr Ufldtf DATE: FEB 8, 1895 SubleaMl!old E911t• •n and 10 A Colla MIN, Ca ·111 a etreec The regrstrantcommenced to CNs126 1J36 YEAR ERDED 0€~ de<! Deotmblf· 31 , 1994, County on tebf\lwy 14, 1995. fedttaf. Stall, Of common law. Commlaalon•r ~'::j'"1~";. if'P'~.2 °1 addr ... or common destgn3t10n transact business unoer the NOTICE OF 31, 19M ad• to 1111 lnsurence Com· NO'TICE·Thll Fictitious Harne (See Sec1lon 14400 et ttq. Thomu H. Schulte, lliown on 1~9 'oondo~~nium j,1!: ~r':!~f"Z ~:'io"':'ec,~~ liehtlous business name or AMENDED PETITION ...,. ._...,. ·--mtssloner, pursuant to law. Sta1tment txpffn llYe Y'I" 8uslntst Ind Pl'Olnllont COMMISSIONER OF recorded '" book H077 oeoe oteten.Z. 0~ corrte1nesa)" The names !Isled above on N/A TO ADMWISTER MO -c::= c-c. SllYt W. Mlktoa, Vice p,., .. lrom Ille dlll 11 wn flied In 111• Code). THE SUPER I 0 R 1168, rn the olhct ol rhe county btntf~ry under aatd Oeed of SIGNED SUNG NAM LIM JUNG ESTATE OF: Dr, at. a.... fllO a 141 ... taCo11lroller ~,:e~~eCountyCWk. Anew Flrstfutng COURT recorder ol lllld oounry. n de-Trull by ,_n ol , brucll or A LIM RICHARD PICK Ric• V. N•'8•. Prtl!dellt ustnns Nama Sia•· Newport llNcl't·Costa Mesa FRUMI AZZAUNO, 15 Cy· lined 1n tht Olclaizion of Re.me· delauit '" int obhg11tont NCUrtd TlltS sta1tmen1 was hied With CASE NO A 175462 Total admitted eu eta t NeWl)O(l 81ach·Costa Mesa ::' ~us~t bt ~ btlOft 11111 CH2919113 1751.000 fib 20.27. preu Point L.ane Newport 1oon1 recotdtd 1n bootc 14091 lh•tb'f, htrllolort ll*\lltd 1rid e Countv Ctelk ol ORANGE • . 937.292.474 CM296020 3n6t Mir · ""' 0 llllSllallmeot M¥ 6.13. 1995 Blach CA92600• .,. 437. '" tht otla 01tll•dtlNlrld10 lh• und~ned a oun1Yontebrua_ry21 1995 •• To all he!"· benefl· Total lleblllt l .. t 6),8,9,10,1995 d0tt notol aulllorlla the PUILtC-TIC• • county 1tc01dtr ol eatd county, w111\tr1 OedaratlOll ot 0.fau• and NOllC~·ThlS flClllk>us t~ame c11nee, cred1tor1. con-778 848 902 use In this st.alt ol 1 Fictitious "v .. Publlahad New port and foaled in the City of Coth Oamand for Slit. I/Id wr•1en tallmtnl txl>tl'es 11\19 yeats tingent creditors, and Cepkahtocka t 2,500;000 PUBLIC NOTICE Business Name In ~ration ol --------Beach-Costa Mesa Daily Mela, county ot Or1ng1. Ital• of f\Ola ol dmul and ol ~IOn to lrom 1111 date 11 was hleO 111 11\t peraon1 who may other· Aggreg1ted write .. na for N r1alllt or anolher undef flle .... FIMlll Pilot February 13, 20, 27, Cafllorn11. on lhat C911atn r•I cauM 1111 undtr119nld10 NII Nld Ila ol 111• county Clerk A new wlae be interested In other than 1peclal 1urplu1 Fiie No. HW?I F•dtfll. Stal8. or common law Ftcrmoua M.U Maren 6, 1995. o<oPtrtY deecr1bed H parcel 1 on properly lo 11t11ly .aid obliga· lcbtloU$ BU'$11\ts$ Name State· the will or estate, or fundt • O FICTITIOUS IUalNESS (See Section 14400 tt s.q., NAMf ITATU.WT m743 a map ltlld rn book 153' Pil9•, I lion•. and tht1ulter lhe und«· er11 musl be filed before mot both of: RICHARD PICK Surplua notet ' o NAME STATEMENT 8uslneSt Ind Professions Tilt ~ ptf1on(1) --------and 2 ol Pllcel marit. in the ol IC8 aiglltd c:111ttd Ntd notice ol time Tiit hUn 01 ll'lls statement l N A M E N D E D Groat paid In •nd contnbut· Tiie loUowlng person( a) Code) ll/lrt do_lnO butlnHs ": ASIAM PUBLIC NOTICI of lht county rtt0rd11 or NICI dtfllltt and ol tltction 10 be oes not of ~II ault\orltl tne PETITION h81 been filed •d turplu• • 109.600.000 IS/ate doing business as: sNI Fnl ~-TRADING • DEVELOPMENT, --------oounly Palcel 2 An undf\llded Recorded Hovtmbtr 29. 1994 • st In Ill" stall at a Flctlbous b MARTIN M COHEN Agoreo•ted apeclel eurplua NAX 150t 1 Par1cway Loop Newport 8tach Costa Mesa 26562 Sierra Vista Minion PU=~~·~:::;NQ :t?!"~!~ ::";: ~,,! :::~ Ng, :,:;aai,!d~ "'~.: Business Namt In Ylolation ol Ato MAX MALONf In ~! .. 1gnec1 fundt (aurplu•I Uni:: ~ Tu:i. c:s9~:..tt· CN295380 Fib 20,27. ~ 6, 13, ~ :~ '1~ 5-45-~=~~~=~~ NOTICE IS HEREBY •••tilown 111d dtlllltd on the office ol tht 1tc01dtr ol Orlll9t rights ol anolhtr under the. Sueerlor Court of • 49,443,672 IMnt CA~no · • t995 43_31IO), 2651~ 'Siena ~II r GIVEN of f!" ln1ention of ::"4'C:::~t~: =W::,"'!:: :U~~ ~ ~ 0::-0=r.: ='al~=· ~ .. ~~?°s:. g:~~.~·· County of ~~-'~~~~;m op•rttlont Tltis business Is conducted PUBLIC NOTICE Minion~. CA 92692 ' the Cltlzene AdVltoly Com-oil* 1111prOVt1T1111lt, 11111 excllld· Without c:ovenltnl or -ranty. uslness aod ProltsslOns THE PETITION ,.. Net Income • 19,973,323 an lndMdual This butfMn II condvdM mlttH on Surplu1 Pr~ 111g therefrom d cofldom111111m tXPr ... or 1111plled, reoard1ng ttlle ode) quHtl that MARTIN M. lncre••• co.ore .. •) lo The registrant commtnced ID Fite"'· f1Mt11 by an lndMdl*. ~t~~·!! ... ~-• unn1 Parcel 3 An undwtded ~11,or enoumb11noe1.to irsr~lllng COHEN AND MAX CapllalMldS1.11plutdurlno tranSICt business under ttlt "fil!l.~AIMnU~&I RtglltinlllaftOlytlbef\ln tr,.., 1o ""'~ 4032183,310tht 1nt11111 tn and to P"Y the rem11n1110 p1111Ct0al tum TEAM ESCROW INC MA.LONE b I t d 1994 t 18.183,482 lclltlOllS • business . name or ~ "'"'" lo b'll!Slet bullnnl umter a rnH1lng Scat the Adams Ef. lho1t oortton• of th• oommon of 1he note(•) MCUrtd by aald 13151 Brookhr1rst 5; 81 epecial e':i~fJ:t~e:'or lneurance In Force: Nation-ames listed 1bov• on M11cn 1, ._,_!!le d!L~-lntl*Son(s) llctltloul bu*'"' 1111nt °' •mentary hoof Multlput· Ilea• tllown and defined on tllt dttd of Trull wrth 111ftrett • m Gil~ G CA 92643 1 wkt• • 124,893,041 1995 ..,.,. ""'V .,.,. ss es: n1mtt lflltd flertlll poH ROom at 2850 CllJb. Condominium plan above ltl«rld Uld not• 1110v.lld, ldYancta 11 Newport wi~ia Mesa :d l\~•nera~ power• t~ Accktent • HHlth preml· IGHEO HAE SUN KIM SANDWICH ClU8 & DEll. SIGNED· AUX y .. s •. UMG ••••••••Ill houtl Road, Cotta M .... to CllCec>I lhftlrom Ill oondomill· 111y undtf Ill• 1erm1 or llld Died CN~7158 T·l&08·C Mar h "'ti •::/ t e Hl•t• o um1 t 63,309.866 This slallmtnl was rlltd With 1•st1 NtwPOltAvt., Tutan, CA Tiits alltltlltrit-tlltcl .. • Calfomla, on Wedl'lnday, •um unlla. II bllll0111g1 111d other o1 Trute ,_ chw a and u · 6 132027 1995 t • ec ent. ln1urance In For~: Catlfor· the County Clefk ot oraooe Yong W Qn, 6H1 Younger, Ill Counly CIM1t of OM.HG( STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? \ f •• • THE PETITION r• nla Bu•lne. 11 Pao• ouniy onFeDruwy 21 1995 No 7,llutnlPs•.CA Cocin~on.lnllry23, 1"5 --------que~tl BYthorlty to t 0 NO'TICE·Thls fletl\IOus Name Thll bUSftess It conducetd NO'TICE·Tllll nc.'out Na1"9 PUBLIC NOTICE edm1nl1t1r the Ht at• Accld~t end ti.elth premt-Stattmant expns IM years by an lndMdual Sl*'lllllt ._.. .,. --------under th• Independent ~·1ne· ~lrect, g a111oml• om \tit d•• It wa Ned In th• Rto1t•ar11 Ila nOI vet begun trom lfle Ntit l .. tied r:! Fiie No. FtJa75 Admlnl1tratlon of E1· w: "-::b ":!tt.lfy th•t tti. lice di the Counry Clerk. A ntw to trlMld blltlntn under !fie OfllCt ot lfle eoun., '*"' A new FICTTTIOUI IUllNE&s telH Act with llmlted abow h•~• lfe In eocor· llous Buslnest N1111t Stlle· llc1lllotn busMsl name or flc111out """'*' """' Slltl· NAME ITATEMElfT 1uthorlty. (Thi• authorl· dance with the Annual nt must bt filed btfOfe that nMntl .. ltd herein. ment mutl bt llltd btf°'1 flat Tiit foloWlt'IO person(•) tV will allow t~• peraon-Stttl•rMnt for ttw ye er . The 1141nO 01 111ll sllllmtlil SIGNED' YONG W KIM 11111. Tiii -Ol lllt t'*"tnl ls/are doilO buslntss as AiS el reprHentative to tei(e ended O.Cernbtr 31 1194 Ott nol of 119e1t 1Ulh0tlze !ht Thll slaltmtnt Wit llltd 1'411 doee not of 11e1f lllflOfta Ille TORAHTE BORRELLI. t011t meny action• without mMI• to the in.wane:• In Ulls ,1111 or 1 flcUtlous the County cteft of ORANGE U• In tl'lll ••of a Flctlout Tlllllrt Avtnue fountain Vallly, obtemlng cour1 epprov-Commlulotwf of tti. Stet• BUSllltSt Hamt In Ylolllion or CounlY on February 14, 1995 ..._, ....,.. In *"Ion of CA 92708 Ill. Before tak.lng cert81n of Callfomla, punuant to ~ ~hts ot anolllt< undtt NOTICE· Thll Fknoiit N*"9 Ole r•ll of "'°'* Uftdef Borrelli Restaurant. A Ci#· very Important ectlone l•w. ldeta( Stall °' common 111111 Slletfntnt ..,,_ .. llw ~ Merll 5'* or common a lornll Corporallon, 2235 Datf. however. th• peraon;J Albttt. G Woodf1f'lo, Prt1I· See 5.caon ' t .. 00 et St<I lrom flt da" II• lllN Iii Ille Ste ieceon ' 14400 tt 11q dltr OrNI. Rancho Palos Verde. repre11ntative will be Hnt S slnesS and ProtesslOnt Otllca ol 111 Couflty Clltt Ant• Inell Ind Prolnltonl CA 90275 . requlr•d to glv• notice JamH E ti.rmen, Seen• Odtl • fll:ftCM 8ulNlt NarlM S• Oclt). Tiiis buslntSs IS conduci.d to lntareeted pereon1 1•rv lrsl ~Ming mtnt mutt be llltd Ott«• flat 1r11 fflllO by acOl'por1t1on, unleu they hive Ol/OIS 03/07 o3J08 IHTl1CRow tlmt.Tllt11Mnaofllll1t.Mement NtwoofllfadlCosllMeti ....-~:.-..-Rtols1t1111 1111 notytlbtQUn welved notice or con.-Ol/09' 03110 ' ' 12511SouthStrH dots not ol "'911 lllllorla Ille 129M43 r1u021 Mlrt1' to transact bllslnass undtt 111 Hnted to th• propo11d ' C¥rlto1, CA go7 In 1119 Stitt of • Flctlout tm· ' • • liellllous bllsllllss name °' action.I The 1nc:tep1rv PUIUC IOTICI Newpon llMCfl·Cotta ~ Mlrwtt ,..,,_ Ill ~ ol auy 11 ... n. ~ n. =011stt:O'lfR~u AE$TAU dent 1dmlni1ttatlon flt •. Fa1l4t CH297t71 t40f·Cte M• Ill '~· Of lflOk undtf cia ....... . RANT A ~«nil CorporttlOll. ~~::ty .~Ill ~~t~~:~~~ FICTrnoul IUIM&I &J S.20.27. 1096 8y cario G llo<r ... Prtsldtlll pereon flit• en obJ•otlon .... ITATIMIWT PUIUC NOTICI Tnll •li1llmtflt was llled with to th• petition •tld Tiit IOIOWIV per1on(111-------- 11te CounlY Citric or Oranot 1howa good O•UH why "{If• dotng butfl1en .. JUM Coun~on ~tbfuary 28, 1995. th• court ahould not 0 RAMA. ..... PtloM No HO ICE Tlllt Ffatll!out Nam• grant th• euthorltv (714) 52Ml83, 7704 l«*I Stattmtnl ttplrtt lfllt years A HEARING on tt\41 C.dlt 8uena Pwk, CA 90820 lfom lhl datl It • 1-.cl In tllf • 1 Jonn J'"'8I Gaod S Olflce ol lht Counft CleflC A new petition wrll be hefd on Stcurl!y No S47·~'4t7 77 f1c:OllCM luttnell Name S&att· Mo•oh 23.. 1111 et Lotus Clrdt IMna ,,.,. mtnl 1'111111 bt liled btlore 11\al 1 :415 P.M. 1n D~t. 701 · · time TIM 19'1Q ot II• IWtmtnt loo•ted It 341 The Cl~ FdMrO 6'lld St doet not ol ... If *llfl«I» 1111 Drive, ,.,0. Box 14171, Stcllt"YNo 54t~Me39 4 Utt in lfllt tll• ol 1 ftct110u1 Oren09 CA 12451 a. Roblll Or~. LI Pllmi. Bu•lntlt Name rn VlollllOll of 11571. 13 lhl rlQllll or tlf'IOlhef undtf IF YOU OIJECT TO TillS bullllttt .. COlldllC ftdtrti: Slltt. or commOfl llw tho granting of th• 1 genttll petlMftfllp, (Ste Secl!On 1,.•00 • •t s.q . petition, you ahould Rt011W1nl M1 not ytl Bumm 1tno Prottnfon• lf'P•ar et tho tle.tng to •nacc IMIMll 111tM Code) Md '"''• vowr ob)M· -. llllN flttfllog tlOM or fll• wrin•n ..., ,.. DllCOVllff faatow co. ob)9o\lons with 0\0 O JOttl J GMCI lO ,,,,, OOUl'1 before the hfft· MIO GMCI 1117 Clntlt ~ h ff Ing. VOUf llPPM'eMe Tttea ......_ .. ~ HunlilPaton INt:ll. CA ~lff rMY k '" poreon ot by COllftty Cletl oC OftMOI NewporfS.O-Col•Mlll YoUr lft~Y· 01111tyonf""*Y21, '"' CH29111011024.MWMlf IF OU A .. ! A NOTICf·TI!lt 'feliout ,__..,.. I 13 20.27 1096 CRIOIT°" Of • oontln.-S"""'*" .... 11w ... , GARAGE SALE .\ HINTS Before your garage sale place a garage sale si~ .. where it win be seen. Make sure you follow all city ordinances and any association rules. • Monday, March 6, 1995 7 PUBLIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOT1CIS 1 PUBLIC NOTICl!I PUBLIC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTIC~t· PUILJC NOTICES NO: ii 071211 "' 8oOk ~ONOITIONS ANO RE· OTHER , .. AN THOSE ASSIGNED AS "RE· vou. YOO SHOUlb CON-p.i sum or the nole(•).. " AVAJLML•t..!Hf Best One Real Ettate Inc., Orange Coumy on F9br\r e:-o::c.~ .... ~d•ln ITAICTIONS DUCAIBID HEAflNAIOVI! DE· STRICTEO cot.AMON TACTALAWYER. cured by laid d-.d of UPECTllD OPllUUNO E.f'Obette.r.ndl,Jr. wy10,19" FaHHI .() ..... Aeoo(der IH MIU8J£CT TO" l!t.OW SCNBlO. OIL OR OAS AREA" ON THE CONDO-12Q CORSICA OR., NEW· TNtt. wl\h ltMJHt u tn 81D .... y .. 08T"''NID This ll.a1elMnC WM tll9d ,.~ ...____ ,.__,,..._ •1-:..=..~:::::-::::---1 Of Oranoe ~ (THI! "DEC· "A"TION•"> • .uEI I. TVt•ou••. ···o ••1NIUM ........ R'""E .. '"£0 PORT B·""H, ,... • .... -....... ... ........ d, .... --with ..... r~-... 0.11 Ot ---• __ .,...... ~!". said .aMd of 'truat ~ EXCEPTING THEREfROM SiM• INTo"rH"Aou'GH TO tN PAACeL 1 A.80vE. "(" • ~ 'l.ddrn• Of y~~:Tt any~-ihe IV C~NQ TH• FOa.. ~ .. c;;;;itf'' on FlbfU. Cotta ...... O.ity ""' ICtlbes the~: EXCLUSIVE EASEMEHTS OR ACROSS THE IUI-ANO AS APPURTENANT common d"lgnallon ol t11m1 ol uld Deed of LOWING TfLEPHONa 1fY 1&, 1"5 f.tJNaty 13, 20, 274*art* EXHIBIT "A DESIGNATED AS "RE· SURFACE OF THE I.ANO, TO THE ABOVE DE· property 11 lhown at><M, Trust, IHI, chatgff and NUIHERI ON THE F8372A &, 1195 ~~c~5.1~7,INTHECrTY ~:k~·T53nfEO!~~ HEREINABOVE DE· SCRIBED PARCELS 1 ANO no warranty II g....n .. lo •llP«IMI OI \he Trustff DAY •IFORll :rHI! Publlshtd Newport BMch-• m7~ OP NEWPORT BEACH, MINIUM PLAN AND RE· SCRIBED, AND TO BOT· 2. ill completenn• or cor-and ot the trusts created SALll: (714t 480-Hto Cotta ..... Dally Piiot PUIUC HOT1CI II~ tlttt31/TORIW COUNTY 01' ORANGE, SERVED TO UNITS FOR ~~O~KlJ'0~ ~I~~~ ~~1£,;i~TS AS SET :S:!:s 1r:.cs~~~ bl:~~~u0:J't::t~on: TAC409T79C Febnwy 27, Match 8, 13, -------- APlt3to80-700 STATE OF CALIFORNIA, THE USI OF AIR CONDI-TIONALLY DRILLED FORTH IN THE SECTIONS by reason of a breach Of Match 20, 1995, 11 3:00 Publlihacf Newport 20, 11195. FlctJUoue f,O. SERVICE COM· AS SHOWN ANO OE· TIONINQ PADS, DECKS, WELLS, TUNNELS AND ENTITLED "CERTAIN defaul1 In Ule ot>Ngatlonl p.m. on the front 1teps to B~ach..Colla Mesa Dally m755 8uatne .. Neme rNf( u dUIY appointed SCRIBED IN THE CONDO. ENTRIES STAIRWAYS, SHAFTS UNDER ANO BE· EASEMENTS FOR OWN· HCufed th.,.by, hlfeto-Iha entrance of the Or1ng1 Pilot January 27• March a, PUBLIC NOTIC• Statetneftt -undet the followlng MINIUM PLAN RECORDED STORAGE' AREAS AND NEATH OR BEYOND THE ERS" ANO "SUPPORT, fOf'e executtd and dallv· Clvk: Cant8', 300 E. Chap-13, 1995. '" The followl"" petlOfla atl -ribed dHd of tr1t11 ON AUGUST 07, 1984 AS PATIOS ' EXTERIOR I., IM IT 8 SETTLEMENT AND EN· 8'td to the uncfllftlgnld a man, Orange, CA m752 doing butlMH 11: .. L SELL AT PUBLIC INSTRUMENT NO. 80-ALSO EXCEPTING THEREOF, Af.10 TO CROACHMENT'' OF THE written Oeclatatlon of O• At the lime of the Initial Flot1tloua 8.0 . EN'rERPRISE, 333 M)CTION TO THE HIGH· 349544, OF OFFICIAL THEAEFROM ALL OIL. OIL REORILL, RETUNNEL, ARTICLE ENTITLED fa.ult and Demand I« Sala, publicetlon ol thl1 notice, PUBLIC NOTICI! auelne .. N•me Huntington St. IMM, OA I.IT BIDDER FOR CASH RE 0 0 R 0 S 0 f $A I 0 RIGHTS MINERALS MIN· EQUIP, MAINTAIN, RE· ''EASEMENTS" OF THE and written notice or d• the totel amounl ol the un-Statement 927~0 fn thl fortna which ate COU~ ("CONDOMINIUM ERAL RIGHTS, NATuRAL PAIR, DEEPEN AND OPER· DECLARATION. fault and of elecllon to paid balance of the oblige· cna1248201 The followlng Pettonl are Roblft Darvish, 333 HIA {lwfl,ll ttnd« In the Unlttd PLAN ). GAS, f'iATURAL GAS ATE ANY SUCH WELLS OR PAACEL 5: cause the undersigned to Uon,11cured by the above FloUtloue doing tx.ltlMll •1: llngton St., lrvl111, CA llllll) lltO/or the cashlar'a PARCEL 2: RIGHTS, ANO OTHER HY· MINES, WITHOUT, HOW· EASEMENTS AS SET 1811 aald property to satisfy described deed ol trust Buslneaa Name SOUTH COAST MARKET· 92720 Cjfttirtad or other checks AN UNDIVIDED ONE OROCARBONS BY WHAT· EVER, THE RIGHT TO FORTH lt'f THE SECTION aald obllgallons, and thtrl· and lillmated co1ll, IX· Statem•nt , ING, 5942 Edlng1t Ave., This bustn•H 11 con. .-Clflad In CMI Code Sec· FORTY·EIGHTH (1/48TH) SOEVER NAME KNOWN DRILL.I. MINE, EXPLORE ENTITLED "MEMBERS' after the uncf1r1lgn1d p1n1H;• and advanc11, II The lollowlng persons ate Suite 1 &3, Huntington ducttd by: an lndMdual *" 29241h (payabla In full INTEREST AS A 'TCNANt THAT MAY BE WITHIN OR AND vPERATE THROUGH RIGHT OF ENJOYMENr' caused said nollca of d• $188,798.31. doing business as: PEST Beach, CA 92849 The r1gl1trant(1) com- II tlll tlma ol sale to T.D. IN COMMON IN THE FEE UNDER THE PAACEL OF THE SURFACE OR THE OF THE ARTICLE EN· f8'1t and ol elecllon to bl II Is pos1lble that at the ONE HORIZONS, 1100 Scott Daly.L. 18701 View· menc.ct to transect bUll- ,....ice Company) all right, INTEREST IN ANO TO THE LAND HEREINABOV& OE· UPPER 500 FEET OF THE TITLED "RIGHTS OF EN· Recorded Novembet 18, time of 1al1 the opening Quall Street Suite 200, POlnt Ln. 1~5. Hunllngton nffl under the Fictitious ... and lnterell conveyed COMMON AREA OF LOTS SCRIBED, TOGETHER SUBSURFACE OF THE JOYMENT" OF THE DEC. 1994 .. Instr. No. 94-bid may bl lets than the Newport Baaeh, Callfoml• beach, CA 92647 In Bu11n... Name(s) llsted ID .and now held by II 5, 8, ANO 7 OF TRACT NO. WITH THE PERPETUAL LANO HEREINABOVE OE· LARATION. 666212 ·In Book Paga ol total lndfl>ttdne11 due. 92660 Jon zYla. 187&1 Vlewpo t abo'll on: nl• illld« uld QHd ofT1u1tJn 123()8, AS PER.MAP fll.E RIG!fl'. OF-DAIWNO 1'CIN-SCRIBED, AS RESERVED YOU AA£ IN DEFA0L1" OtficfalRecord1 ln Ifie of· Date: 2/21195 BH1 One RiirE"slata, lilc. Ln. 1295, HunUngton R6tJll1 Dat91UI .. property lleralnaflllf cf• IN BOOK 553, PAGES 28 ING, EXPLORING AND OP· BY THE IRVINE COMPANY, UNDER.A DEED OF TRUST flea of the recOf'der of Or· BV T ,O. SERVICE ~allfornla), 1100 Quall ~ti~'? ~7 I This 1tat1ment WU Jlled ~ST:OR·. ""'DREW R TOHFROMUGISHC3E1lLINACNWESOIVES. AERNAOTINRGEMOTHVlmNGEFOTHREE A MICHIGAN CORPORA· DATED 2/11/88. UNLESS ang• County; COMPANY, •• Hid .. t. Sult• 200. Newpof1 ........ '... byUI n... ':... c~!!" with the County C1ertc of '""' ..,. 0~ TION, IN DEED RE· YOU TAKE ACTION TO Said Sala of property wlU Beach, CA 92660 .,.,..,.., : a ganer .. P••· Orange County on Febru- TORELLI, SHARON A. MAPS, RECORDS OF SAID SAM£ FROM SAID lANO CORDED JULY 02, 1968 IN PROTECT YOUR PROP· ~made In "as Is" condl· TruatH, This bu1ln11s 11 con-nershlp , ary 3, 1995' T()REW COUNTY, AS SUCH TERM OR ANY OTHER lANO 1N-BOOK 8&48, PAGE 708, ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT tlon wlthOU1 covenant or BV Diane Erickson, ducted by: 1 corpotatlon Regl1trant ha1 not yal , F838112 BENEFICIARY: GREAT IS DEFINED IN THE AR-CLUOING THE RIGHT' TO OFFICIAL RECORDS. A PUBUC SALE. IF YOU warranty, express Of Im-AHIStant Secre'8ry, The raglsllanl(s) com-ti.gun 10 transact butlnffl Published Newport Beach- .AMERICAN FIR$T SAV· TICLE ENTITLED "DEFINI-WHIPSTOCK OR OIREC. PAACEL 3: NEED AN EXPLANATION piled, regarding llUI po• tTISO E. 4th St., Ste. menced to transact butl· under the nctillous naml(I) Coita Mall Dally Piiot IHGS BANK. Record•d TlONS" OF THE OECLARA· TIONALLY DRILL AND THE EXCWSIVE EASE· OF THE NATURE OF THE 11sslon. or ancuml>fancll, 70CJ, Sant• Ana_, CA ll81S und8' the Flctitlous hied above. F .. ~ ... ~ 27 Marcil 8 13 ftbNatY 111, 1984 II Instr. TION OF COVENANTS, MINE FROM LANDS MENTS DESIGNATED ANO PROCEEDING AGAINST to pay the remaining prlnd· 92705 (714t &43·8372 Business Name(s) listed ThScol tt ~~t nt fll&'" ~lggs ' ' ' ' 1--------1----------------1-.;.....;, ___ ....... ____ _..;.._...;._ ___ above on: 2-6-95 • ... amt was ...., ' . --------•with tha County Clerk of m . , . I ~ :. . ; I l ,(' , I II _ .. ' . ' ,· 1 : ~·" -·~ I. ~ ( , t -- •. \ . ' '',· ·I I • . ·'r 1002-1625 m 2102-2744 II -......-27n aoo;2911 ·•lll'J: --II I " I I I --· -JH0.3011 ~· • ' j ' • , T(·,\ ~. • ,f.,p " -~-. ~·~ .~ t" I . • ,..>. • 1:1 11115 "R ' • I" I ........ ~" ~ - ~ l .... . . .. . .·. . -1.I.... ' • -· .. ~ . ' I '1 I ' ' ' -, ' . ' ,-~ . I . ; r 1 I .. . -. -- 601HOIO II 6102-6190 • 7011"9090 a USIFIED HOURS Telephone 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday DAILY PILOT DEADUNES Monday ............ Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday ................ Thursday 5:00pm BYPllONE (7 14) 642-5678 BY FAX (714) 631-6594 (Please include your name and phone nwnber and we'll call you back with a price quote.) BY MAILORIN PERSON: 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Comer of Newport Blvd & Bay St GENERAL POLICY Rates and deadlines are sub;ect to change without nottce. The publisher · reserves the right to censor, reel ass if y, revise or reject any classified advenisement. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily P.ilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occu{>ied by the error. Crecht can only be allowed for the first insertion. -----· BAI.Bt>A NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2624 RENTALS TO I•-----LOST & EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT HOUSES/ ISIAND 2106 BEACH 2169 SHARE 2724 BUSINESS & FOUND 2925 5530 5530 WANTED 5535 co NDOS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2BR· t BA .. 1BR·1 BA FINAN CE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOR SALE UUle Balboa la. 3.Br IMMAC 5Br 3Ba Hrbr L..ndry, pool, quiet, nr $4SO Utlls Paid I••·-----CORRECTION Small, Part-Time People RETAIL 6ALES FIT at A prof' I , l ovln,g Vl H ... _ft an transportallon S550 genU• old lady c1T wanted to address la· 37hrs wk, PIT at 20 Swedl•.h Nurse • ,•••••••I 1 Ba. Brt/cln]fum, fp. ew m. ""°r gar. Maatar Bedroom to found' In TeWln le' bels' for pay. You have hrs/wk. cards & g1tts. Aide. Will help w/Or. • Avail thr)J 6/30. $1250/ Avail. $2695/mo. Nr & $650No petsS46-0392 share 5 Bd 3Ba N/P ~ mo. Tlm 41 5-32&-5088 school. 909-682·5637 S ' d ' BUSINi;SS Park, not Port Streets. a typewriter, computer Fash Isl, NB. 759-7751 appts. shopping, •---------E'•lde Nice 2Br 1Ba N mk, 708 Avaca o, OPPORTUNITY Neutered, appears to or good handwrllmg. Security Officer• cookmg, laundry. lite _W_a_t_e_r_V-le_w_H.,..o_u_•_•_ Lrg 1Br condo In unfurn. S650 +sec l ea. COM. Sherrie 675-8634 ba half Siamese. hall lnt'I LO. rates apply armed & unarmed hsekplng. 12 yrs exp -Charming 2Bd, dock, VIII• B~lboa. Move-Inquire 165 Rochester Balboa 3·Bd Duple>e 2904 tabby color. 673·2223 1·809·474-4289 (909) 931·3S18 . In area/local refs. -garage, yrly, $1600/mo, In cond. S975d:;'o St .. Apt. A. 645-5418 to shr, $425 + utlls, N/ LOST: Orey Cocke· PT Homecare A•· Successlul Sal~•/Mar· Christine, 646-3735 utll1 Incl, 8S4·9779. +sec. 909-793•35 ES 2Bd 1.SBa, Fplce, smk, W/O, upper unit. COME leam about • tlel, very tame, 2119/ s latant In N. Laguna k •ti 11 g Bus 1 n es s ~~~11i;c:,u::~~ Oc••nlront·Yrly 4 +2 patio. Very Nlcal lyr 675-5608 great oppor1unlty In 95, Santa Ana Heights lor young at heort neods dynamic lndiv. •••••••• --------1-c:ar gar super cln, Isa. $925 (2446 Eldon the growing telecom· (Santa Ana/Mesa). Grandma. 837·2785 10 provide high vol MERCHANDISE All111llsal114lve1tlun9 lntlll1 BALBOA S2495 ~per mo. 402 E. A2·0pen) 842·5488 BALBOA ISLAND munlcatlons flald. Writ 71 4-962•2411 ext. Real Estate proposals support In ••••••••• MWSpa-r Is 111bjccl 10th• Fed· PENINSULA 2107 Oceamront NB agent Share 2Br 1 Ba apt, Tues Mar 7 7'30pm 1~1 F-'~:..0•11•0 "·t 01116111 Jim Jacob• 675-3777 ES Clean 1 Bd on $450/mo + \l!iutllitles. • · • · • 3559; Hm 714-966-word process. Min or •• .., " " -B d 1 1 4540 Campus Drive, 031g. George MAL msTAft IALll SS wpm accurate 1yp· 1---------1111C~hlllcll mallr11t U1101I ON LIDO PENINSULA u~f,a ;:.Y·N~~:..1:~:: Pete, 675·5130 Nefwpolrtl 3B2e9a00ch4. For Busy wa.lk·ln locallon. Ing In WP6.0 tor win ANTIQUES 60 10 lo adweltll• "any pre1111ncc. Balboa Newport .t1&2BRmobllahomes $675.673-8268 BEAUT NB/Dover lnoca 4 • . comp plan. For lnlert1ew Have good creative &1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii llmll1ll1n or tllscrlmlnallon Rl~23-A494 From $850 . &hr• lrg bright clean LOCAL RTE"24 Loca· call Ron Taylor. =I technlcal writing skills l~AK· a moire dresser based t• raca, cllor. 111101011. -. 710 Lido Park Dr "A OREAT PLACE w/d No pets $375+0 11on1 Buy All or PERSONALS & can work under • r • . m ,ll11u11e1,.Wllillalsulusor 0 NFRONTS 714-873-8030 TO COME HOME TO" utll.'Avl now. 645.9515 Part•Poulble S2K llle'""dlntllt pressure Must be a & chest, s975 the set, NtioMlqln,ounlnt111Uonlo 3BR $2000 <tBR $2400 YRLY 3Br 2Ba lrg fam Spacious & bright Wkly"8Q0.599-6769 . NewpcNt team ptayer & can buttet $425; amall ar· maUlllJllCbpttllftnu,liml· StudloApt $575-$700 rm 2-cargar 'aemlpvt 1BR & 2BR. No pets. •CDMlrg2Br3Bafully M 1 S 1 .,.. 1 673 7300 manage multiple moire Sl50. Cwved IJlloa or •lsutmlnlllon." PnthH vw Apt $2000 co~m 2 blk~ to ~. Call Now 831-8427 furn home In Harbor N•rcn• • •s• .. •0"'1 ce PERSONALS 3002 • projects. Comp1t1trva lront a4rmo!re $400. View Hills $525 · ounty an ego, compenaallon & ban· 7 5 6 •9 5 5 • Pa g • r Tbls nnrs111per will nol Unfurn $1750, furn ~ ullls Jim 644-6869 freeway frontaga, REAL ESTATE efit '"'ockage. forward #569-5158 ~~---adn111H CORONA $1900. Agt. 631-1038 0 T · (619) 48C).1607 ,.. ---•--• · NEWP R ADVERTISING Resto: tSOPaular1noAva1--------1111allar NaltN1taftklllsl1 DELMAR 2122 B~"CH 2669 NB Prof/Quiet to PAYPHONE ROUTES Ste1S5 Att:Olc Manager F'rn11.nrun~ 6014 YIOlatllll ti Ult In. Our reacltri J;n share 3bd, 3ba Condo Local sites • for sale, SALES REP u£Uu .u; we llttally 1attrtna• Ulal all APARTMENTS Pool, tennis, Jae. $550. $2000/wk potential. •welll111 Mnltlnd in this 2Bd 1 Ba Hou•• 1 Bd +Garage W/0 642·5354 av, 7S9·5160 cfy j Q0.208-5300, 24hrs. 1~1111111,. ... ,..,.. ... ~I S e e k I ng 1 e 11· EMPLOYMENT 7 tt Sofa steeper bed _...,,.., n l'JlltMlt 111 aa w/pool on lrg canyon FOR RENT $750/mo. Newport Is· Npt Hnht•·nl• Prof 2 ....... ~Ailllliiil•• .. .iml motivated. organized. SERVICES 5533 good condition $150. -~Ual.l.. lltcora-tot. Quiet neighbor· land 650-3598 or (310) • --------11 dependable, service-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii _...!.(7;_1;...4..:..).:.5_48.:..·.;..7.:..59.:..2.:..·--.............. ......_. ......... , .... HUD hood of Cofona High--82"' "711 •hr neat clean quiet INVESTMENT or i e n I ad outs Id• -• ....,_ ..., ..., • hm w/prlv ba, prkng. Bunk Bed rad, almost Toll·lllt ll 1·•·•24·19G. f« lands. Kay 10 prtv bch • 1 BR $825• $575 w/ulil. 650-3325 OPPORTUNITY aalesperson for com· ••-•••• new, lull '°n bottoin. lkWlllllllltt111,0Cartat1lcasa' acceu, $1700/mo BALBOA 2606 28R 28A $T2 5/Up 2908 munlly newspaper Please be aware that twin on top. locl ullHU011411·3$0CI. 551-5D93 760-1944 ISLAND Refrtg & dishwasher--------i---------1 group. Experle,nce dor the ll1llngs In thlls cat· lrame, matt, S1mpsona 11n11GES LIVE UNCENSORED degree pre err• · egory may requ re you sheets & comforters. Incl. 60x30 pool. No G~ Wanted·Boat Partner 800•558-1 129 Oraw/cQmmisslon. Full to call • 900 number 5185,obo. 546-7033 --------I COSTA MESA 2124 Bright 2Br upper, lrg peta. No IHI. No FOR RENT 2740 2g"Balboa Hull Flylng 800.890-3505 $3.09/mln benefits. Physical/ In which there Is a GENERAL 1002 deck. gar. $1095 W/ leaH. 1545-4855 Bridge, new dHll eng, 1071 8-l-604-82l-8IV7 lit drug screening r• charge per minute. i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil IH. 135 Opal. 67S. 1BR tBA i450 & full Instr NP 759-8265 -....:.......:.......:...----quired. Fax resume: 2 Maater Br, 2.21SBa 6258 or 31Q-470-8318 C E'sld• Cost• M••• ' ' You C•n Find Your Attn: Judy Oetting HONOLULU lux 1BR Cln, quiet, W/d hk..Yp, 3eR 28A 51375· all T I IS 714·631-6594 unit •• One Water· grdnr, fp, xtr••· 11250 Extra nlo• 1Br 1Ba 457-3752/day, 692· :1n~6~h.gS~~~:ge ~~:~I•••••••• ¥;~f~c;:2.55~=~~=1 --------1 front. Owner want• to 650-2809 or 642·9722 ~~:O~."s:~f}~'::;.5X::i~1_0_83_8_1•_v_••_&_w_k_n_d__ s100/mo. 756-8S58 ANNOUNCEMENTS S2.99/mln. 18+. Buy ~·1;:~.~~·:~~d 11· trade for beach city 28d H•• w/lamllr rm now. Call 774-3055 1 BR dplx 1 blk from Procall Co. 602·9S4·7420 property or Hll. Coll or 3rd Bd, E·slde, bHch w/patlo & gar.••••••••• Chris It 71~0·1224 bright & cln, N/amok, Quiet, xlnt loc near --------1••••••••• or FAX GoS-732·9498 N/Pttl. $1075 722-1841 BALBOA Udo. $695. 76().1962 COMMERCIAL LOST & -LA-G-,-'f11.,.----1cLUN, aunnw 2Br PENINSULA 2607 ••••ch YaMl·NrHoae• REAL ESTATE FOUND 2925 EMPLOYMENT v.nn. Houa1, encl gar, fncd 18d S72S; 28d, flrphlce. ••••••••lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HILLS 1050 yrd. Cet olc. $750/mo. t850 INCL UTILS encl gat, gu pd $925. $REWARDS -------- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 5"8-272() ot 64&-8541 Sml 1Br/Studlo $500. PooVSpa &4~ --------Loel Cat, Fri 2/17/95, EMPLOYMENT Ltg 3114 Panoramlo vu 11•etd• 3Br 1 inea. w/d Kit. dining area, appls, Newport H•lght• BUSINESS OFFICE from Turtle Rock In 5530 Lelaure World. Quick hkup, 1-oter gar, grdnr. lndry. 102 E. Bay St. 2 Bd, 1B• pool, new FOR RENT 2769 Irvine. May have '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii acc.u to F'waya. bch 381 18th Pl. $1175/mo 723-0823 °' 220.a498 carJ>4tt, no peta, $795 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii llaveled far. Member 11 & lhOpa. S480k 472-1262 822-1$35: 850-8013 ~ B•wtronl 2Bd-2Ba 738 ~Ul&ln A111, 842·7451 of our famlly. White, __ ... 2 .,.••kl T short hair, unusual USTSIO• 2Br 1 "Ba ,.... ... o. car ..-ng, ,..mod atudlo •lep1 to N•wport omce ower eyes. Pie ... Call _N_E_WPO ________ , 1-car gatage, '*'P8ta paol, dock avt. No E. bay/beh••· Kit. frig, 825 to 1.900 aq ft. Ole (714') 660-5569 A & & drape•. No .,.ta. peta $1500 87:Ml&40 atove. Quiet. $595. No Space, Ocean & Mtn1--..;._~----· -BEACH 1069 7eo-e3&4 • pet. 873-8729 MS-3t18 Vlewa. Bkr 850-0100 i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Overstocked with CORONA studio Unit SanlUzed, OFFIC• SPACll AVAIL atutt? EA•T•LUFf' Beaut U11!WPORT DEL MAR 2822 prlv, l1udlo, 1 hH trm for non·proflt org. Xlnt A call to view, lg 2500 aq ft hm .n~ Bch. N/P, avl now. loo nr SC Plaza. Lota lned on ·' acr• w/pool. BEACH 2169 MOOlnclutlts.548-2369 of prkng. Up to 10,000 Claslllah 1 Owner wlll finance. Studio Apt Ot.llet N/P, aq ft. w/ulll. Roger or w • P -S625K. 2927 Carob. nr ocn, nu catpt, prtv Und•, 714/754-1400. __ ..... M.......,2,_· ... S .... e_7_8 __ CM<t-&eOO AT THE BEACH ant, avt lmmed, gated.I•-----• PORT STREETS 15451 utll• 720-e480 MlSC!I.IJlNEOUS --------------3BR-2•A ~.,m • Annual Rentals Abao1u111y gora:ou• l.!NTALS' BUSINESS OFFICE BUSINESS OFFICE Quiet toe, aouth f 1ng uw .. Sel.atlon 1800 .t 3Bd..:t • •111-.------POI RENT 2769 FOR RENT 2769 x-trg bMl(y•_. lnal 212 Balbol ...... 11200 11m•n•, trpJ, gat 111001• _~root!_.._ 212 Lg condo .. 11500 •vt 3/1. 769-0874 940-1894 ••a•K 212 Bey Vu ...... 121so,________ W Off "9:.:r~rh'.:..., ~ cosrA MBSA 2e2411 1•00_M•s--•21•0.e ant an ice BM0°= 1 ""~-,., , .. 1-car ear. co• , t»lk '° Mech. with water included? 1 00 •••===-•-Dml!by lmmac, ~ mVSW' ----1111!11111 ,-'JW 1naw...-••11 ~-~.,....;_.~ . l ts & I ts f water7 •aTATa UL8 t.r 7VV 17801mo 841 .... .._ ----"'.. n• 0 0 0 • ..,_ ""-·· M ..... _. ett1•••~ ADVERTISING INSIDE SALES REP TRADE through classified 642·5678 Overstocked w!ht stutt? A call to Classified will help 642·5678 --. __.t WO._.... ,..,+left w/rwt '*'°9· 111 Mobll• hom•·t'Olii~iii:i::iiiii'"M;i uv park. 17000/obo. v... o1 a.I c1e1, llum. ~ _.. CMM a c• .. 94'lr .... Soldule.H7·73M T~ en. ....._ 1W, , .. 11.,. ,......., ... ,.._ BOUSBS/ CONDOS POaUNT 'rt" 11.-; 87Mln ...... •• ean ::r.-..:-~' .ma uv i~ Q~El::r Hive ~ur classiflld ad 1n 178 nnuaDlll with a combined clrculatlon over 3 mUHon, 1400 11 111 It t1kH to piece 1 21 word or a.11 cl111lfltd ed. 111 for 11cl\ 1ddlUon1I word. I ~ 1 ' t l .. TODAY'S CRaSSwoRo PUZZLE • nn• .... ,. ...... ...... tt~D Surwoof, NJ, Auto l ~-N . wfth OMM SHMlfS ~IC--AOSS---------64-0orllle--.-.-o-------~---~---------~• .ncf TANNAHHIRSCH t Soft~ 65 Fiery PMYIOUSPUZZUSO&,VED everv ... a eua •· >c1n1. 111.eoo PntMAAT, ~· Nt~ 4 EdilOt -Guftey 56 VII Brown 59 Meaturo ol I Ctwlge ~ warmth (of ttt. alrfff) 52 Nnt·eoo ltlltS t4 lnventot e5 Nearet the lactt Whttney 156 Att.or Greene 15 WOtlhlp 67 Neither llsh - lf MllP lltety fowl • 17 P1111ner of jeans &8 Kf'lllte<s' needs 18 800lt b0rroower'1 69 Clear the lloof need 70 R~.eg 20 Rest•ur1111s 22 Domicile al>bf DOWN 23 ·-Abflel" 1 Caresa 24 Ran 2 "Grand - 29 Ac1reJa -Ryan ()pry" 27 Catch sight ol 3 Btt by bit 29 Amateur ra<:tio 4 50 percent ope,etors 5 Actress Adlms ANSWERS TO WF.F.KLY DIUUGf.~ QUIZ 075 MKJI ffHf'tr:t""liltrlxt!~'fhc bidding he11 proceeded '!'tiEff.i~180\1rtl WEST NORTH ~i-P.i+Sot.:fil l 0 ,,... l • c:lul , wlll prohubly rrhtd SPl'de , argmvotine tho 111tuoLi011 l'aes. Q. 4 • A1 South, vulnerable, you hold: •Al04 OAKQJJ OJ4 •KJf e+-ii.fiii.......... ..... 20 ., , 1'ho hiddinir hae pmc:cx.-dcd: SOUTll . WEST NORTH F..AST p ... ..... Whnl action do you LB lee? A • Ploying Civc-canJ mltjora, port.· ~~t'iilner would have ra.iM.ld heart.II ralhor ..... __.. ...... than retpond one spade wlt.h a min· 10 r..... 10 S'V P... 50 ., What ac\..ion can you t.nke7 Valtev. ~. kll· CBIVIOl.lt 90451-------=~ *': mote: 0:. llOTOaCYCl.IS JAGUAI 1105 Ing homN.~ "7· SCOOTIU 8011 87 ............ I WN·-----1037 fot more Info. :;-·,1~~ tm .,.. x.ia c..,.. AOUMIUM, 120 aai, 1eeo f1Zt1 eoo ca.... en.. ~. Good V12, gray-mulberry, O'JCl'xt'e". lncludH ••I•. tb.500 mllee. concf, 15,7I0.113-1151. fully loaded. affOfO-llghta. pt.Imp, ft...,_, AMN grHI. N .. baclt . 9bl• dream car, 1 rocu. '450. 031·1253 tn, Just bMl'I fully _.5 owner, Kint con<t, 60K, ~. U ,600/0bo. DODGI ~ eemc• hlat •"'· i•v• abuaed and Cell Dave 146P6141. extended war,anty. abandoned J)9ta. Be a '7a Detl9e AetMn •t3,7SO 873-09<44 volunteer/foater. Call ....... -·•om.UC 318 714-511-9037. ..._.. -AUTOllOBD ES we. apeo1a1 edit. OOod I.EXUS ··---------cond, 131-71491700. 9115 PIANOS a OIGAHS -------- 9085 *** 8 .2 Lexu• SC30037k ml 29 TlldnQ on ca1go 6 Tosses 32 -.d 007 7 M1scele\lato HM o •~U....,r•-~ imum holding Md t.hrco lrumps. 1'hercJbrn, )'OU con expect pnrt11er to hove only t.wo hcorts,1!0 pass. If you l>lay four-card n1ajurs, lhis doea ooL apply, 60 invi&c game by reliid- ding three heart.a. _ A • J'nrtril!lr l:ao hnrdl,Y hnvo IC!Ul lhon six or seven solid tlinmontts t.o jump lo game in a 11uJl where you might be void. To 'prot.ect; against a 6059 CADILIAC 9040 BONDA ----------------- •eo Aooerd LX 4 dr, "ft 8Nan de · auto, ch1T1J>Gne ext/ Full pWf, Whl w/blue burg '"'· AJC, MK ml, loaded, phe>M +CD, apruce, 127 ,000 717-4(00 786-2785 33 Ac'9f Jamte -8 Approectted 34 Docked 9 ~-Mno relnever 30 Metal·bearlng roclt 50 Musical drama 6 I Large-eyed Hammond 0,......-and bench, aupertor ooncl. S495/ob0. 8'45-984A 38 By way ~ ,_n<fs - 39 ~a felon 10 8tl'd ot fable 31 Indicates 55=~-lthr-lnt, AM/FM atereo orig owner. Mint cond. •---------c:ua. HI miluge, low 19100/obO. 72()-()421 PORSCHE • 9.175· • 1 C>Yefwtlelm I J Some exams agreement 33 Go kaput 35 Meling out 36 Pltc:hera • 56 Ceftain bnd break in eiU1cr recJ 11uft., and t.o •---------IJUnrd agalnal,;\ lead lhtc:iugh the king of clubs; bid aix no t.rump. SPORTING GOODS pOC. $7tOO. 548-7857 1188 Hohda Prelude · 42,Rk:h paatry 12 Runway 44 Charoed 13 Unhappily 57 Ses eagle 58 Goro. to Cltnton 2081, metallic • blue, '788'1'1• TARGA 1-owner, xlnt cond. New engine 6 Urea. $12,000. 854-2475 partiCles 19 M1l1tary unit 45 Half11 score 21 Commercials 37 Tightly packed 40 Large weight 43 Mtddle Eesteni 60 Pormanen1 Q. 2 • Doth vulnerable, aa Sout.h you hold: 8085 Chances are you will find 70,000 m llaa, on• owner. Qood cond. 714-434--0345 4e Not sublle 24 Jostle marker 61 Haul Q. 6 • Neither vulnerable, os South yo,u hold: Skle, enowboard· what you need 48 Genttemef1 25 Tllke lrlQht 49 Soft drink 26 ·Red Ptanot" •KJ 1053 t>KQH OQ92 •K Lockboard 1190 78 Honda Aooord 52 $POrtse411er denizen ga1men1 47 Adds up 48 ·-·Dev1r 49 Spiteful 63 Fish eggs 6"Llmb The hidlli11g has proceeded: l'llORTll F.AST SOUTll WF.8'r •AJJO t>Q8 OKJ.63 •Kt084 The bidding has proceeded:· model, no blndlnga. at the price s100 oso. Ro111gna1 you want to pay 4-dr automatic, good1--------- 1raneporteUon 1150 AUTO PARTS Meredith 27 Id's counterpart akla·almo1t new w/ when you read oBo. as1-11•a a REPAIR 9280 53 Garden.ng atd 29 Type of Pau P... 14 Pua =~ & blndlnga. 845-ClaatW'led 2111T Pase T Whal ncLiol'I do you take? A • The fact lhnt you have on nce- less minimum docR not. relieve you of the responsibility of trying to gel \.o lhc best !'pot.. Wit.h your unbol· nnced hond, bid three hearts ti> tell partner you prefer to piny 1n o auil contrac~. Q . 3 • East-West. vulnerable, as Soulh you hold: •7 QJ 9 2 07 G 3 •A Q JO 8 3 2 .....--+--+--Thtl bidding ha.ri proceeded: SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST Pua Pass I• 20 --+--+--t ? What. orlion <lo you lnkc? A • We might conlemplat.e a bid of three clubs if we wen-sure partner would no~ act hg11in. Dul that is a big if. P11rlncr will cxpecl 11 bell.er hnnd from you nnd, wilh short WEST NORTH EAST SOUTil J& 20 P•H ? Wliat 11clion do.You take? A • Are we plnying wiU1 a pinochle rlcck? l'ftrtner must have o fair hand and good suil to bid nt. tho lwo-levc), regar<llcsR of vulncruhili· t.y. Wi th two sure stoppers In the enemy 11uiL and n hrtnd worth o e>ound oµcni ng bid, t.o bid anything l<'RS than three no trump e11rna the 'Mouse oflhc Yenr' uwnrd. Q. 6 -/l.s South, vulnerable, you hold: •J 10 3 OQ S-OATI TS< As Jealcr, what action do· you take? A -The11e days, it has become fo11hio11able lo open most hnnds that contain 11 high·cllrd poinl.c; with two aces. J lowcvcr, we see no future in opcqing a trnnd who<1c main feature is a wcuk five-card minor. Pass. WANTED .,,,.._.....--t---MERCHANDISE TO BUY 6019 COMPUTERS 6018 MISC. 60151-===== -----Im! M•o Cla .. 10 upgrade *BIG SALE* to ay1tem 7, 4 MB of 34 bronzes lncludlng CASH RAM, Over $1,000 of 5• mermaid table, dot-program• Installed. Y•kJma Bike R•ok dally •tray• for 2 blkea; __ _.0._4 ... 2 .... ·.-5...,0.-7...,8 __ $250. Pete IJ75-S130 TRANSPORTATION BOATS 7011 'M •outh Co••t 11' BaybOat In NP. GoOd 1hape, n-.CS1 paint, -Atomle 4. No reu offer raluHd. (408) 682-9048. POWERBOATS 7012 15' BOSTON WHALER Good cond. Ptua ex- tru. $6,500. Contact John, 642·2255. 18'ELECTRIC BAY BOAT Newport Packet by w.o. Schock Co. EXCELLENT CONDITION $6~ * 860-9000 Run your ad in TRADE through classffled 842-5878 -------- AUTOATRUCK 01... lteplao•m•nt 1 .. oo-e9e,.e959 , 50% Off ln11all'n w/ad. ·······-···-·············--• • ' 0 YIS,51l1 ~y CAil . : • phln table, ladies tying $450. 673--0944 between 2 ., .. ,, 6' FOR U$BD Diana, Mongolian LmVI'$ 1101'$ •-1-.-mft_l_N_G ____ SAIL BOATS FURNITURE 6014 MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil MISC. 60lS MISC. 6015 7014 the Newport 8eoch Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Complete W•t•rbed motionl••• mattrn1 grey contempory frame $200 964-4267 MOVING FROM NPT Rattan dinette 1el, Orexet bdrm eel, wtit· wash enter ctr, tamp•. tote more. 759-1741 Simmon• World Class (top of line) king mat- tress & box springs, 2 yrs old, lltellme guar. Perteet. Pd s2soo, 1011 $750. 644-5950 To place an ad In ClaHtfled Cati 842-S878. MOVINOlll MUST SEU· AU ITEMS IN XLNT CONDITION Queen bed, Including navy/White llnen1 $175 Teak wall elorage eys- lam, Includes 2 book- casea, 1 cupboard/ bookcase combo unit & 1tereo cabinet $150 Ga1 BBQ $75; Com- puter Stand, white, $25: 2 drawer file cab-inet, $15 Call (310) 592-9320 (Hunt Harbour) after 6pm wkdaya or wk-enda anytime PLANT SALB ACRES Pine trea1 15 gal pot- ted, 6-9' $20. Citrua. avocados· fr uiting St O. Herbs $1. Gal junipers S1. Shade/plne/cyprea 4.9· $10. 109-674-9422 When you write a Classified ad, include all 1he facts and get the results you want. 642-5678 slave table, life-size Up to •2500 vu.u MA~~'l'11Yr horae1. 6' marble a.~~ 6030 Roman alalue1, 1 O' Betgtan credenda circa 1890, Jade carv-ing•. paintings. Ivory, Chippendale fireplace mantles, curios, mag-azine rack, ee1tee1/18 century·atyle fainting couches, Tiffany lamps, 6 Louie XVI Bombay cablnet1, 4' Remington bronze. 7' rosewood china cabl· C>raqe 7lt•ess..aao lllOW.»CB ...... hub CAI .... 716•Ml-0101 net, 4' angel bronz,es1•--------·• and much more. 71 ~ 444-1970. 1240 Logan #I, Costa Meaa. Buy It. Sall 11. Find ll Claaalfled. BJU.P WAliTIW WANTED: 400 cubic v•rd• of flll dirt. Call 631·9072. 12"SLOOP TWftchel 12. Near new. $2700. Call 675-8125 SPEED & -PE_T_S_& ____ SKI BOATS 7016 ~MAtS 6049 lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •1988 22ft Ski Boat• 5. 7 litre V-8, King D1rUng 3 mo Cobra O/D, 1ow prome Shelty Chow mlx hull, Ju•t .. rv1cad, F, free to good hm naw controller/Bimini/ with y~rd . Shots, uphol1tery. Great 1kl beat-fut-look• great. 1payld, wonned. Turn-key ... ready to go. Vary Affec1ional1. $11,000 984-4267/291· 831°8425 9241pgr ·Fountain Volley Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit cord # or moil it in with o check today! Run for o week! 1( your car does nof sell we'll run it for another week FREE! All for $10• -- ....... c.-'t Card OMC ClVISA DAM lC ------E..,- Moil lo ~HI.OT lJO IN ..., S.-. C--CA 91627 111"1642-.Mll °' fM '""' .,,~, ,,._.....,°*' """""°""' ,..,_ ..... ""'-----O•~ a-~ a ... ..., O"f 0 --C--D._._ O,..._.~ 0 ..._,0-. O•-a_-.., C--DJ--' 0 ,.,.,.,......_ O.._ ..... D IW--O C..0.-0 .... -C--DC-OC---CM-0 .... W o-.w- • S 10 fo, 4 litw, SI .00 eot:lt odtfrflottol ltr.e ·--·······-·-------··-····· •5E•R•Vl-CE ___ ICARPENTRY 3510 CLEANING CONTRACTORS FENCES HARDWOOD IANDSCAPE a PAINTING 3858 Pl.INO a VOCAL ROOFING iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3548 GENERAL 3558 & DECRS 3 615 FLOORS 3712 IAWN CARE 3808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilLESSONS 3868liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3910 DIRECTORY ~ Refnod. Ooort, win-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii eW • p • YOUNGQUI • T iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiii Rerooflng lpeclallat • ________ , ~ ... ·~.stucco .... etc.' «;kt. A TOUCH OF CLASS CPI BUILDERS INC. •FENCES GATES• CLEAN/WAX/POLISH Lawn Service. Mow/ Pall)Ung Contl'actor Plano & Vole• 1 .. 1on1 • RepaJr•. Ellab .,978· ·1.cousnc REMODELING 3408 Acouelic Celling Paint Repalr/Watw Damat11• .Acoultiman 551-1111 Vacanl/Caah Discount .., ........ .... ..... Oual --1-ung ..... PfOft. FREE Eat. L•323842 s-1,,,. Jeny 1424517 Cleaning. Rae/Comm Residential Const. new/repalr/po1t replaced M•rbla Rejuvenating edge/aod/1prlnklere/ . -· w1 all age1, beginning to .,.. .... Uc/Bonded. Free Eat. Uc.i!l518424•1nsurad Redwood• Llll576605 35 Yeara Exp. cln-up. Al 888-27'18 UclS02098. Ina. cla111c. by degreed1 ___ 9_e_o._7_7_2_1 __ A to Z HANDYMAN TerHa 282·7143 (714) 885-4983 Jim Whyle 642-1206 7t4·848-8708 Ive mag or call after 5 FrM Ht. &45-330S teachat. S40.t847 •THUNDER ROOFING• INSTAU.JREFACE CABINETS _8_0_S_S_H_O_U_S-EC-LEAN---IN_G_ •Wood Fane••* OrMn Scene Landscpng ~tyre OuaJllJ PalnUnt PlAHO Beg.-Advancad For all of your roofing :;;ena, ob9lhi, :o:~· Llcensed·lnaured. ttpllWrtpalr, lrH haUtlng l·HA--""-.-N-G---3-7-2-0 6 lrrtgauon, Trimming PHLUS touchups•· All agea ·Teacher cert. nu•c•~!8· 144R~~~1':f2812'· owi. oug 54 7 $9.75 per hour. DECK aatimatea. Low pricu. Ue'd v~ & Removala, Clean· 24 ra. Richard lnor Entertainment Avail. ""' -- HIR• A CARPENTER 714-548-0368 COA-•'G 3570 AdVantag1 Coostr. 974-5301 up1 & Maint, St. Uc. Uo 280644 645-3209 Jennifer 640-S6691 ________ _ Addltlon1/Remodel1 1..,.,..---,,-~,,.,.-...,--.un t115l9025, 8SC).8108 QUALITY CAR• TELEPHON1C! Ftre(Water/Repatrs. Houacl••n/Wlndowa liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------H•ullng Junk, Appll-20 yre exp exceltent --------"" Concrete/Elec/Plumb. Weekly, Bl-weekly. STOP Deck Leakal GIASS/ ancH, Yard Clean-Up, LanRepaldr•IMc•0Pw•/CMl•!~~r.· • workmana'hlp, fair PET SYSTEMS 3926 Jerry, 780.7884 Mova-lne/out1. Refa Waterproof Coatings: M'l"D'DORS E tc... Call Mike _......., p 1 .~ 645-2417 Ron ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ADDMONS Pina, 845-8888 Decka/Stalre. Bait $I ,~ 3682 848-1391 Malibu-llght-Specla at 'c · SERVICES 38701• Quality work. FrH Eat. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirJ_,U_N__,K,_T .... o-.....T..,.lw-D,....,.,U'"'"M""'P.... Call Pete 722·7732 CHUNG'S PAINTING Phone Jaoka ~Jack IEMODELING 3410 CARPET INSTAU Hou•• • Otflc. Belt L#587430 722·8169 HARBOR GLASS co. (714-8U.1882, TREES 20 Yra Exp. Gd Prlcel Peraonall.ted Pet Cara •25 AJA K S-BHt Workl 10yr Exp Guar work. FrH Eat. Kennel alt.matlve. No Movea/l n1tall. RH/ DUNC•N • REP.AmS 3516 Ret1. Some Eng. Free ast Comm/RH. Slorefrnt, Wiii haul what Tra1h T•••""' ... .,.. '--"• Uc#375802 43a..1634 atreaa or worrv. Uc. comm. 444-8850. ,.. t Rebeoa 437 127•h 3580 windows, wrdrbe, tub/ Man won'U ~5251 7•. ·, CONSTRUCTION • DOORS ahower. Uc. 842·0424 ...... ...._ 751~ 9 .J•NKINa PAINTING Ina. Ref1 673-7184,r- 20 Yra Exp. Small & Looklng forQuallty 1---------•=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil . • . •---------•---------Int/Ext. Wallpaper, "l'e•VSLATO"' •• ... 70•2 ~rpet/Woocf/LJno? C M UTE 1• HEALTH/ ,.... d"""'-'I textu-'ng etc &~"' av Lg. Jobi ...... .,. ... Below, ..... prlc•• 0 p RS 3556 An e.xperlenoad HANDY UllV 3710 1!-... o~vid. ·,-eoo-&'&Mm PLUMBING 3890 TUTOR 3927 COMPUTER Sl!lVICB 3449 Ll378738 845-9711 dependable door Duu.. NUTB.tTION 3742 SERVICES 3812 · MAC TUTORING hanger. Guar work, AO'I QuaUty P•lnUng SMC C•rpet Repalra Power atretch, aales. Repair 1qu••ky noora 7 dy1 23SH>281 2-4 hra Syatem a. all progrma reu. Dbn 521-6910 HomeARental Properllel An/Comm. lnt./Ext• 'ftll LOCAL PLUllHll SPANlaH/llNQL18H Mark 9 7 e . 7 2 4 5 DOORS REP •tRED Palnt.Carpen\fy-Ufthappy a ~•tf We Don't lta en U.. •tr.et 21 yr1 0 0. Uc 334150 :t William 11ng1rt Co.· Ind/group leason1 by .. b .8 tt 8 B ... Drywall and mOfel can ohange thatl Due to Eviction or Fut ,.plyl 83~ 1 Since 1947 axp'd. so. Amer Tutor. "" r. • 9f ua. ur. S1t11t1ctlon guat'11nlMdl Ga 848.a 277 H9fballfe lndap. Dlat. Forecloaure. Call 24 AbfeMS t Fri.nclly SetVlee 8u .. n• 97:t.7408 •MACINTOSH• Mlk• BIHi, 565·3344 ry Call Joan 759-0559 Hra 1583-6730 Int/Ext Qual p u. L#478000 87~13°' , ________ _ Opur~~u;:l~gyo• u:o~~ord CE..,"••"C Computer Program• or 842-2043 l.#431830 C•rp'try, roof'g, plbg, Uc:llN alnce '11. Cell r• •444 4500• .... 11! An.lYU Tutort-palnt'g, Ille, etc... &"-'W eltlon, gen office. rot mES 3528 e1M43 .. t SR. DISC. Fr•• Eat. IMPROVEMENTS MOVING 3834 ~I , ... xt. Ml-8877 BEST •• DRAINS SllVICJ!S 3929 quality guar. 650-8106 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ••TUTORING•• ELECTRICAL 3610 MORGAN 8S0-329t BOY! 37581•••••••• lk•'• Cu11om Painting REPAtAS,FRRESrnDAYSl•lll•IJllllll@lliiiii•ii --------•Add V•lu• To Your Wlndowa Word Carpentry• Roofing PUIUCNOTICE :~J<. 1~~·. ~~ PluMMne ...._,,. • •AU.AM•9'IOAH• BUSINESS Home wm•·· Marble E 1l 0 .1. Acc ••• A-1 ••eotrtoal work ·Piumblng•Drywau-MAADWAA• STOil• Th• Calif. Publlc Utll~ AHaonable. 831~10 Draine c:te-.d from TR•• ••RVIC• SERVICES 3488 Granite. Frff &t. Uc. 20 Yra E,Kp. 723-1185 Duncan Con1truc11on Stucco•Palntlng•T11e Ktfv• 1000 ColOfe of u.e COmmldk>n RE· PAINTING eeo 4 ••1 ~ ~-~. '!~ ~ fl'r•• Eat./Sr. Diec. 9()1..7:a5-~8M Steve Quick ReaponH ElaetrlcaJ•Jlm '41·741M paint'. Too4 Dept. 6 OUIAEI that alt uaad ConaclantlC>U• craft"' ------Yatd Cl.,..uP631 .... 16 Multi-Media· Deak Top ua~ itMrwere Rep'd CON'"..,11TB a Local Uo. 880-7042 llleoblcal Speotaltv c, aft c • n t • r . houeehold g ood a ma" old faahloned ..,pi;;;;JM;;1Mi"11iSiiU; .... iii;Al~ .. Nil •·----------------- 1~ Sett Th• Dean of Tiie. c. ~ LicWl'•l•CTRIC Realdentlal wiring, savannah'• Hardware mover• print their Pf1d. In workmanahlp. ,...,..,. a Ramodetlng WALL Pubbh ftftln1... pt ramie MW/repaired , .. MASONRY 3557 25 yra ••P· ,. .... ••t. ption••· cable. Reta. aooo ••• , ••Ibo• P.U.C. Cal T number: "'" EatJmat.. • /800k Wt ting. All Your grout battvm remodel RN/Comm. St disc. lnl'9ri1Y. 24 hfl Tte-aSHI llmo. and chauffeura AAIN80W Cltola llailnt. Li,.17311 "9-1090 COVEIINGS 3932 .8;: ==~=~e:; ~=o or 'im~~ * Ifft Prlce/QulltJ Lt11238300 842 .. 5 .. ":.6,~~:um~=·a JIW!LaT 3784 C" ~-.,r;::.: ::_•cf.,~~• Cutt•• W•ll.....-r Mra. Aog9fa In th• l.lndlclQe, ~ tl<lflt root. 25yra •>IP w/rele. manta. If C,. hew • a lo# .... 7 0311818 POOL 8trl1tplne/Palntln9 iwlghl>ol'hOOd? Need CHIU> CAD 3538 cOMNt .. MWll ELDERLY Jerry Bell 77 .... 380 William Harold Jeweler• qu .. uon a the ... liOillli PilNtiiG SllVICB 3894 No Job 100 •m•lll Pfofhe(p? 12:1·1958 hrty. Brick, Block, Stone, Tiie ,.... 3611 Or-Co .. _.__ Watch•,___..., repair gl!Mty Of• movw, llmO -atno. 197._ ••I ••Off w/1d. 171·1N7 ~ ... ....,_ ,._-...._. ,-~ .... , or chauffeu r. oall: /tnt /Ix\/"-;/Com '!:!! Cone, Patio, Dttvewey Electrlcal/Ptumblng Andqva/Flna Jewelry Publlo UtllltlM UclllllU4I nl-037t 0.... AMl.-.tJo W• gala ahoUld hang CABINITS cu...~:J' :! w.arr JU!PINISBING 3500 MaYSITTaR 2A ht/ti.I aoel/14CMOI t •UTCHaN CMINST Stained or 1>•1nted. Variety ot flnlthee. Uc#l9"4S ~71-0irt Buy It. Se4I n. Find It Cl__,,.ed. l ,pie, 8801. Aef. 20 Yr HOMaft••a p~ ~ e7a.G381J ComnVatlon n Peel ...... Qaanlng &ogelh«. &trip, lnatall, Elicp. Terry ••7·7884 ~ ProYfded Frff Ell. •i1..)Ht 7t4"81M111 •T.,,.... PAIMTIMQ ~· Vwy ,..... advice to lhe auy. BRICK•TILE•STONE :rou-:~~.d~=: Plumblng/eteo/Water LANDSCAPE. ca..~.. ~ht. IO vra,::.p. e. 714-MM7IO 831·at11 anytime Plaln/at•mp..:t Con-tran•., app. l43-0811 hea1era/1prlnkler9/cell mu,,.... COflVSNtSllT Uclll ~ortc .. ~ cWllP1i6 CLASall'ID orete 6 Coating• --fana. FREI! Eat1mate1I Ulwa '4AaD 3808 ~ you're bU;. k'a tt'9 aolUClon vou're lt'a the eaayoto- Uc.ll'641eo. 931·4~)10 TRAD . 241-0t37 or 211-5181 tng, M111n9, ot ti,.c ...,ohlne fOt • ~ 9c:Caaa, '"'°""""°"" ..-Quall._ A P........,I Geml Retired contr•ctor. •••lo Y•rd M .. nt. IOoklnf, oAaatlftad hM ~·you•,. ...Wng • packed martletplace •• Whet_you:Madl nom. . .,, apert"'8f,t, vtttwct r..,a.rty ...... .. pecta of cone,... a 1hrough ctaulfled Rpra, lmpr.1mn11, eml '-""'~ Cleenupa, cumetPID • ,_. ~ or ~ .. by .. .._ meaonry. .... aentce, .......... 1• JotHI, Quality, Integrity, T,.. TrllRMIN, LI .. ,..___ 8V9n a --Of coneum.ra. 33yr•tn11aa; '31-3151 -l care, Ken 642-1nO MwHne .,._.... --·· ...... ..-