HomeMy WebLinkAbout1995-03-08 - Orange Coast Pilot• COSTAMESA • The ultimate truth of
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enough to come in =YI
out of the rain could
be tested tonight and tomorrow.
We have every confidence 1n you,
but take an umbrella.
See Weather, Page 2
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Some pa.rents voice . oppOsitiOn . to ch~rter scho~I idea -
•While proponents say change will move Corona del
Mar High ahead, others see no reason for change.
BY M.u.y ANN H.u.MoN, STAI' Wann
CORONA DEL MAR -Su~
porters of a plan to change Co-
rona del Mar High into a charter
school say the system will . allow
· them to move ·ahead with cur-
riculum improvements such as new
graduation standards and a "per-
sonal and social development"
program. ,
Laudenback
case should go
to jury today .
~ Former medical examiner
testifies that toddler 's
injuries were accidental.
BY M.u.c s. POSNEll, ST.UP Wann
SANTA ANA -Did a former
medical examiner, who testified on
Tuesday that Tyler Jaeger's fatal
injuries were caused by an ac-
cident, raise e nough doubt to clear
murder suspect Brian Lauden-
back?
The jury is expected to 6egin
pondering that question today
once attorneys conclude their clos-
ing arguments, which began Tues-
day afternoon.
Laudenback never took the
stand in his own defense during
the five-day trial.
During testimony for the de-
fense on Tuesday morning. Dt.
Kalil Jiraki used models of the
skull, brain and abdominal organs
to show the jury how all of the 22-
month-old's injuries could have
been accidental.
"It's apparent that the cause of
death is herniation," said Jiraki,
referring to movement of the brain
under the skull. "This ~erniation
is a deadly phenomenon." ·
The movement causes swelling
near the brain stem, applying pres-
sure on parts of the brain that
control the heart and lungs, be
told the jury. ·
Brain swelling -prompted by a
skull fracture -caused Tyler's
death a week after Laudenback ,.
contends that the toddler fell from
an 18-inch-high play table.
Jirak.i also said lacerations in
Tyler's internal organs were con-
sistent with damage he bas seen
-during his six years as a coro-
ner in Cleveland and Detroit -·
caused by improperl,Y applied car-
diopulmonary resusatatton.
Asked by Deputy Public De
fender Sharon Petrosino if bis re-
view of Tyler's medical records
and the work of doctors who per·
formed the autopsy revealed
whether the toddler's death was
accidental or intentional, Jiraki
said he had no doubts:
"There was no abuse," he said.
Jirak.i's testimony contradic~
that of three doctors who were
called to testify by Deputy District
Attorney David Brent. Two of the
doctors perfbrmed parts of the au·
topsy on Tyler; the third heads a
child abuse wing at the Children's
Hospital of San Diego.
Under cross examination, Brent
attempted to pick apart Jiraki'a
testimony injury by injury.
Brent began his questlonln& by
asking Jiraki if he'd taken any
notes durina his review or Tyler's
medical and autopsy records.
• When the former coroner from
Cleveland and Detroit answered
... ft~ .. ~
Under the current district sys-
tem, such changes would take too
long to get implemented, charter
backers say. The process to get
such policy changes approved by
the district and the fact that some
schools may not be re!ldY for such
changes make the charter course a
more attractive vehicle for
progress at the s~hool, supporters
Costa Mesa~ .....
tor more Dews • tDI POlll
~ Councilman Buffa
assaHed for not keeping
constituents Informed. He
says project will have little
effect on city.
IT TlllA IOaGATtl\t .trAI• Warna
COST A M~ -City c.ounc.1-
m1n Peter Dutra camo under It•
• SQ . •
·But some parenLS still aren't
sure about the proposal, wonder-
ing why anyone would want Lo
change the top-ranked school.
"I thought this was a community
school and I'm very upset about
this idea," said Gayle Stroffe, a
Newport Beach resident who has a
son at Corona del Mar and ~two
daughters who have graduated
from the school.
"As far as I know, three indi-
viduals started this and it sounds
like they wanted to apply for it
and get the paperwork through so
CdM could be on the list. I don't
even know why they are doing
this. It has taken many years-to
get the top teachers, to get CdM's
academia top in the nation and I
don't understand it."
Stroff e aod her family moved to
the area. specifically fo r the
schools, she said, and if Corona
del Mar goes charter, she'll defi -
nitt1y look into another high
school or even private schools.
Other parents voiced opinions
and concerns ·at a charter school
forum Monday night held by par-
ents Karen Wi1son and Michael
Geisen and teacher Linda Mook,
who have .been reseacch1ng the
charter school conccp't since the
beginning of the year.
Though still state·supported, a
charter school would operate sepa-
rate from the school district and ts
designed to give teachers more
froedom and creati\ily in educa·
lion.
Mook said everything in the
charter-proposi tion M.1pporb the
school's effort to proceed wi th
major improrl:r?Jrnts \\.ithout road·
blocks from the district.
One of the goals that could be
achieved unch.r a charter S)!>tem
indudes J ·rnudilk<l ::.et of'gradua-
uon stand;mh for studenb -a
type of per::.onaliLed se1 of re·
qu1rcmcnts.
for example. ~tool sJ1d stu-
dents cuuld be required 10 demon-
strate an abil t~ to deal wi1h com-
plex, real·ltfe ·bsues and ab::.tract
problems. Student::. "ould ni:cd to
shO\'< they can ;.apply knowledge
they hJ\C to sohe problems.
Ch.1rt1.:r supporter::. would also
Ille to implcmeni a program on
pcr::.onal anJ '>oc.ial de,elopmcnt.
See CHARTER/Page 4
Moorl ach' s ascension
to tr easur.er on hol d
~ The county Board of
Su~ervisors decides to
delay the appointment of
the Costa Mesa CPA and
may designate a treasurer's
overs ight c0mmittee, too.
B Y E VA.i.'I HENERSON, SrAlf W1<11n.
SANTA ANA -Alter hinting
they might fill the position this
week, the county DoarJ of Super·
visors on Tuesday dclaycJ for at
least a week appoinung Co ... tJ
Mesa CPA John Moorlach to the
county treasurer-ta'< collector i.eJl.
While no. form;it action \•a'>
taken. at least one supeN1 ... or rc.:c·
ommended that the board bring
an oversight committee 11110 the
process.
· The board's discussion cJme a
~iay after state Sen. Lucy Killca (1-
San Diego), co-choir of a senate
special committee on local go,ern·
ment investments, wrote a lc1tcr
criticizing both Moorlach ;111d the
board which "sits read)" to ap-
point him.
During the board's regular
meeting Tuesday, Fifth D1lttric1
Supervisor Marian Bergeson urged
the board to convene a newly·
formed treasurer's oversight com-
miucc tl1 l •nJuct a public re\ ie\\
of !-.lourl.1t h pm>r to his appoint·
ment. Llllkrt.1ling the· s:ime func·
1iuns a<> :.i :.enatc confirmation
committee, the O\'Usight cum·
1111ucc \\Otild c\aluatc Moorlac.h
anJ huld rc.gubr update meetings
\\ith the Ill!\\ 1rc..1::.urer.
·1 he bo.u<l had supported the
form;i11on of such a committee at
tlic ... uggestiun of interim tn:a::.urer
·1 hom.1s Da.\Un.
"It's critical that \\C bring on a
new treasurer-tax collec1or as
quiclly as.pos::.iblc," Bergeson told
the board Tue.,Ja\. "But l \\ant tu
assure the public' that \\c'rc cun·
ducting a thorough and proper re·
\iew.'
Supcf\1::.or Roge r Stanton s::ud
he couh.J ... upp1.>rl the rccommenda·
t1011 JS h..H\~ .is the _l.l\d!!lght Cl.)ffi·
nlltlCI! \\ J'> J pubiic group. He
noted that the 'amc groups "'ho
in111.illy had criticized the bc:ird
for OlJt appoinl111£ ~lovrl;.:h uflcr
the collapse of the pool \\ere 1h.::
~ame pc.:oplc \\ho now que!.l1uncd
the bQa rd·~ commitment to
Moorl;ich.
··1 can support this as long as
the O\cr~ight doesn't get delegated
to a pmate group,'' Stanton said
"You're tailing about giving th i~
to the Or;,ingc County Business
See MOORLACH/Page 4
Teen center in search
of a few good tutors
~The new operation on
Shali mar Drive is nearly
ready to open. But
organizers need volunteers.
BY TINA BORG.AITA, STAFF Wa.11u
COSTA MESA -For !.e\eral
months now, grade-school ki ds liv-
ing along Shalimar D rive have en-
joyed the Learning Center a!> a
spot for quiet study. And if all
goes well, local teens will have a
study spot of their own before the
month is out.
Volunteers from St. Joachim\
Catholic Church in Costa Mesa
and St. Andrew$ P resbyterian
Church in Newport Beach, who
organized the Shalimar Drive
Learning Center, are hoping a
new Teen Center will be up and
running within the next few weeks.
The new facility will be ot 777
Shalimar Drive, one building over
Crom the Learning Center.
"This center will service teens
from junior high ;tnJ high school
who need a quiet place to do
homework," sard Paty Madueno,
one of the organizers. "They will
have oomputers, so they can lcurn
F Y I
How to help
Volunteers Jre needed to
work a minimum of l\'\O hours
a wee!. as tutors and stafi at
the ne-.v Teen Center on
Shalimar Drive.
You can pici.. up an
appl1cat1on .at the Leaming
Center, at 775 Shalimar Drive,
Apt 1, or cont.let 646·5797. '
the S)stem~ and use them to do
their reports for school. And, we
hJvc one p1 llltcr that we can set
up there"
So fJr, MJdueno said, about 20
teeni. ha"c signed up to use the
center. "'hich \viii operate from 3
to 7 p.m .• Monday through Thun,-
day.
But, the group still needs volun-
tcen, -adulb and honor students
-to help run the facility and help
with tutoring.
"We're ~Lill not ~ure how many
tutor!> \\C're going to need per
day," Madueno aid. "13ut, we will
for ure be open from three to
seven "
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2 Wedriesday, March 8, 1995 Newport Beach/COS'-Mesa Dally Pilot
LOCALS ONLY
CITY EDITOR IRIS YOKO!, 57..,.233
ALMANAC
llANUUJ'TClll
R.ettot btlaJavptclu as ttpol'ted
to tlw Fed~ral btuduuptcy Court In
SntaAM.
CORAMllA
, • OCJ J.and1a1pe; chapter 7
NIWPOltT HACH
•A To Z Travel; chapter 7
• 8 le B Mining PartnershJps;
Chl\ptcr 13
•.Indian Crttk Partnership Ud.;
chapter 13
DIATHa
Most rtttnt duths ., l'fported
lo the Orange Cuuaty Rtt0rdtr's
01'ict.
COITAMUA
• Charlh E. Thomas. 78. Dec. 21
• RJta M. Caouette, 67. Dec. 25
• Albert L. Olmstead, 79, Dec. 23
•Arnold Blalsure, 81, Dec. 25
NIWPOltT HACH
• Jrma W. Scbwedes, 93, Dec. 20
• Margant II. Eve.nson, 71, Dec. 27
• Frances M. Houck, 84, Dec. 28
Santa Ana.
• Rbdlro Gonzale_z, 21, oC
Westminister.
• SelQ IUc:hard .Roberta, 25, of
Balboa Island.
• Emesto Delrul, ~. of
Montebello.
• c.lmer Donald Oas Jr., 26, of
Balboa.lslarid.
• Ollnr Christopher Danntr, 27,
of Bakersfield. •
•Scott Bradley·BaC<f, 32, of
Newport Beach. ' .
MARRIAGU
Most rtt1Dt maniagrs as
l'fported to the Ol'llngr County
Recordtr's Omet.
COITAMUA
• William R. Kayier marril.:d
Colleen M. Baker, on Jan. 15 in
Santa Ana
• Danitl J. Schull married Benita
Alme.ndariz, on Jan. 13 in Santa
Ana
NIWPORTHACH
• Raymond F. Pe.ntz married
Monte! L. Foes, on Jan. 14 in
Newport Beach
Com mis-Ion
axes peninsula
lieus trees
Bv EvAN HENERSON, SrMF W1Urn
Declaring hs resolve to
imprpve Balboa Peninsula area
busi nesses at all costs, the
Newport Beach Par~~ .B~aches
and Recreation O:>mQusston
gave assistant city manager
Kenneth Delino the authority to
clear Main Stree.t of ficus m~es.
• Jrnnie M. Peterson, 89, Dec. 22
• Dan.itl Rose Jr., 72, Dec. 29
• Kamma E. Rouselle, 92, Dec. 25
•Ann L Whitener, 90, Dec. 24
•Nickle D. Hutchinson, 51, Dec. 29
•James E. Martindale, 76, Dec. 27
• Glady~ F.. Bemis, 96, Dct·. 30
RIAL UTATI SAUi
CAsEY LVICSCH/DAILY PILOT
On your mark ••• Pupils at Mariners School play a game of Red Light-Green Light at recess.
By a 3-2 vote Tuesday night~
the commission decided that city
staff should take whatever steps
are necessary to improve the
troubled business district -
including removing a species of
tree which damages the
sidewalk. The commission ask~d
only that the city have a specific
plan for the entire area before
breaking out the chain saws.
Commission chair Phil Glasgow
and' Pete Compton cast the
dissenting votes. Recent real cstlltt n its as
reporUd by the Continent/I/
LawyeN Title Co. Jn Santll Ana.
COITAMUA ·city to begin dratting documents tor sports complex Delino, who had asked the
commission for permission to
remove eight of the street's 16
trees, said he has no intention
of deviating from the original
plan. DUI ARRUTI
I ht· follo1tin1 people were
11rrested recently on suspicion uf
driving under the influence. These
pt'Ople have oaf)-been arrested 011
suspicion of 11 crime and, as with
111/ such crlmts, they at'f lnnoctnl
until proretJ guilty.
NIWPORTHACH
• l11omas Euge.ne Storms, 66, of
Newport Beach.
• fhomas Wyatt Buckingham, 50.
of Newport Beach.
• Ktvin Donald SulllvRn, 19, of
l lunlington Beach.
•Matthew Allen Nicholas, 19, of
Newport Beach.
• IJavooo Guitymehr, 39, of
Nt:wport Beach.
• Ronald Ross Lemke, 27, of
Ph1centia.
• Harrison David Oquist, 25, of
l lun1ington Beach.
• Gtrmnn Cuar Lema, 22. of
l\anta Ana.
•William Oaingerfleld Foott IV,
20. of Las Vegas. NV.
•Todd Allen Ru.trnan, 25, of
lrv1rn:
•Jose .\utonlo Topete, 13. of
I )1,111g.:.
• Ru•st·ll Clayton Tilstro, 26, of
i<.t11lh1) ~an1a Margari!d.
• lllnnra l.A.'onor Ornmp<" 56, of
lrv111c.
• llrun Patrida f'renrh, -111, of
• 442 Emerson St., $1 75,000, 3
bedroom, 2 bath, to II. & B.
Giipin.
• 1917 Tustin Ave., $279,000, 4
bedroom, 2 bath, to R. & P. Jones.
• 468 Costa Mesa St., S275.UOO, 3
bedroom, l bath, to G. Rieke.
• 2581 Willo Lane, $270,000, 3
bedroom, 1 bath, to T. Uhl.
• 365 Lourdes Lane, $180,000, 3
bedroom, 2 Ill bath, to L. Denys.
NIWPORTHACH
• 421 Pirate Road, $455,000, 4
bedrooms, 2 bath to J. and D.
Scott.
• 401 Signal Road, $540.000, 4
bedrooms, 2 baths to J, and A.
Sandberg.
• 318 Snug Harbor Road, $925,000,
to R. Franklin.
• 2 CoUlns island., $3,250,000, to
T. 11nd C. Miiier.
• 2ll2 Dover Drive, $255,000, 3
bedrooms. 2 lfz baths, to W.
Vlahakis.
coaoNA DIL MA•
• 438 Fernleal Ave. $395,000, 2
bedrooms, l baths, .to M. & S.
Motamed.
• 541 Seaward Road, $410,000, 3
bedrooms, 2 baths, to J, Sullivan.
• 452 Serra Drive, $426,500, 3
bedrooms, 2 baths, to S. Gutluso.
• 517 Poppy An., $365.000. 3
bedrooms, 2 Ill baths to J. & J.
Becker.
• 4536 Roxbury Road, $775,000. 5
bedrooms, 3 baths, to Green trust.
Costa Mesa City H all staffers
will begin firming up details for a
proposal that would turn the
former Costa Mesa High School
farm into a youth sports complex.
While school district officials
are trying to decide what to do
with the 18-acre parcel, the Q>sta
Mesa City Council on Monday
night directed staff to begin
drafting a site specific agreement
outlining just how the proposed
three-way agreement with the
city, the Newport-Mesa Unified
School district and the Orange
Fairview Developmental
Center to · host spring
boutique Thursday
Fairview Developmental Center
will host its annual Spring Boutique
on Thursday frOfJl 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Fairview is a non-profit organiza-
tion which bills itself as the "home
to over 1,100 developmentally dis-
abled individuals ranging from in-.
fants to senior citizens.''
· The center is on Harbor Boule-
vard at Fafr Drive in Costa Mesa.
County Fairgrounds would work.
Under'the agreement, the city
and the school district would
share use of the sports facilities
.,... which would feature three
lighted basketball courts, two
lighted soccer fields, a. practice
football field and a new running
track. A portion of the complex
would be made available to the
fairgrounas for lease' to satisfy
parking needs during certain
special events.
The agreement could bring
revenue to the financially
strapped school ·district, which
has $80 million tied up in'the
. Orange County'investment pool.
But, there's another carrot
being dangled before the district.
Newport Beach developer Tom
Williams recently offered the
district $10 million for the land.
Williams has said he'd like to
build 10 tract homes on.each of
the site's 18 acres.
School district·Superintendent
Mac Bernd said trustees will be
making a decision on what to do
with the site "in coming weeks."
-By Tina Borgata
Harbor jiew students to perform 'Oklahoma'
Students at Harbor View
Elementary School will
present a stage production of
"Oklahoma!" this month.
About 50 students wiJI par-
ticipate in this parent-
supported, extra-curricular ac-
tivity, where music, dance and
drama skills will be showcased.
Tickets cost $5.
The show is directed by
Kerri Vickers and Heather
DiMichelle, with Sally EJ-
monds as a musical ac-
companist.
"Oklahoma!'' marks the
school's second annual pro-
duction. Last year's show fea-
tured "Alice in Wonderland.''
Shows will be held at 3 and
5:30 p.m. March 18 and 1 and
3:30 p.m. March 19 in' the Co-
rona del Mar High School Lit-
tle Theater. For tickets or
more information, call the
school at 760-3472.
The tree removal is pan of
the city's effort to revitalize the
.,_business district and make Main
Street more welcome to
pedestrians. With fewer trees,
officials argue, there will be
more walking space and some of ·
the street's attractive areas will
become more visible. The City
Council earlier authorized the
removal of six parking meters on
Main Street while merchants in
the newly-formed Central
Balboa Business Improvement
District will be spending $20,.000
annually on marketing studies
and area improvements.
Several residents in the
Peninsula Point Homeowners
Association had pbjected to the
removal of trees, claiming that
the trees were an attribute
rather than a hindrance. They
expressed shock at the
commission's willingness to
sacrifice all of the trees and
vowed to bring the matter to the
city attorney.
The matter will not proceed
to the Ci ty Council unless one
of the council members requests
a hearing.
iiiifjiiiL lus1ro1ions, editorial mailer or ad-vertisement$ herein can be repr~
duccd without wriuen permission
of copyright owner.
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Blackles 1-2 w
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aOATINO
South to
southeast winds 10
knots this morning,
Increasing 1 O to 20
knots this
afternoon. Winds
w~ves increasing
from one to three
feet with four foot
westerly swell.
Tonight, winds
soutfieast lo south
15 to 20 knots with
a chance of rain.
TIDU
TODAY
Rrst high
1 :09 a.m ........... 4.1
First low
9:15 a.m ........... 1.2
Second high
4:34 p.m ........... 2.6
Second low ........... .
7:07 p.m ........... 2.5
THURSDAY
Arst high
2:31 a.m ........... 4.0
First low
10:45 a.m ......... 1.0
Second high
6:06 p.m ........... 2.9
Second high
9:35 p.m ....... " .. 2.7
Water temp.: 60
fr•• Surfllae/
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threu1h TueMlay
A punchy new
west-southwest swell has
arrived on our coast,
which will mix with a
smaller south-southwest
swell to make fun
head-high waves in
between storm fronts
this week.
Although there are not
any major swells on the
immediate horiz.on, the
overall set-up in the
Northern Pacific is very
similar to mid.December
1994, which brought
epic waves through
January.
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COSTAMllA
3100 block or Klllybrookc Lane: Someone reportedly cut
the rope used to hoist the fl ag up the pole at
K.illybrooke Elementary School. The damage was
estimated at $100.
NIWPORT HACH
4600 block or Fairfield: A toolbox, totebag,
miscellaneous hand tools and a wallet were reportedly
stolen 'from the victim's truck. The items -worth an
estimated $350 -were taken after someone unlocked
the driver's side door by reaching through the window
connecting the truck and its unlocked camper shell.
600 block or Newport Center Drive: The victim reported
1hat while he was working out inside the Family Fitness
Center gym, someone broke into his gym-locker and
removed the keys to his car. When he exited the gym,
his 1994 convertible Mercedes -worth an estimated
S7S,000 -had been stolen.
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alleys where auackcrs can hide.
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City panhandling law Boring through the maze of boriQg people, things ·
put to a legal test S EE THE.RE'S SOMETHlNG
BORING FOR EVERYONE
-The ink was hardly dry on
Monday's opus, dealing with
(yawn!) some or the more boring
aspcclS of our life in Paradise,
when a call came from Rose
~ Costa Mesa Council
wants to make sure
ordinance barring
aggressive begging will
withstand court challenge.
tiohal,'' Mayor Joe Erickson said
Tuesday. "But. what 1 get from
the initjaJ reports I've seen is that
what we're doing is well within the
law.
"Still, we'd rather be sure that
we're creating an ordinance that
won't be challenged. We want to
Abramson or
Costa Mesa.
•· make sure that it won't cost the Br TINA Bo&OA1TA, STAn ~arrn 'e taxpayers i:qoney in court fees and
Back in north-
ern New Jersey,
s,he said, there's
actually a Boring
Institute. It was
founded 10 years
ago "to strike
back aga inst all
of the boring and
mundane things
we are forced to
read, watch or
just endure in
our daily lives."
COSTA MESA - City Council legal bills.''
members want to make sure a new The delay will also allpw Kathe
ordinance ta.rgeting aggressive time. to del.ennine whether the
pnqhandlcrs will stand up to legal pu~h~ was given an adequa~e de·
challenge before voting on its final scnptJon pf a second ordinance
adoption. that would. ~akc it illegal for any-
The ordinance would prohibit one . to sohcll alms from a stree.t
anyone from seeking donations in med.1an. .
Local
Scene
a way that would cause an indi-,City offietals on Monda~ . ex-
vidual to fear injury or the com-pressed concern . that pubhshed
mission of a crime. To enforce the agendas announcing the matter
law, the person who has been ap-didn't provide enough information
proached by an aggressive panhan-on .. the measur.c. .
She'd even
sent a small check to the institute
in Maplewood, N.J., to help in a
campa ign "to spoof everything and
everyone -as long as they're bor-
ing." dler would have to file a complaint The way 1t was descnbe~ on
with the Police o,partment and the agenda pr~abl~ wasn t as
possibly tes1ify in a court hearing. clear .~o t~e public. as 1l could have
Similar laws in other cities in been.. Erickson said. . .
If funds are still being solicited,
she said, she'll be happy to con-
tribute a few bucks toward the
early retirement of Vice President
Al Gore and Secretary of State
Warren Christopher. For public -
communication purposes, we
agree, both are urge ntly in need of
a charisma transplant.
Orange County and Northern Cal-Tb1S measure wo~~. make 1t 11-
. ifornia have survived lawsuits chal· legal f?r anyone .. to sit, stand . or
lenging their constitutionality. otherwise occupy a street med1an
And, on Monday, the council gave ~or any purpose other ~an cro.ss-
City Attorney Thomas Kathe two mg the s~reer -a prov1sn>n which
weeks to review the results of one appears .in staff reports but not on
other lawsuit that was recently set-the published agendas.
tied.
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they arc simply lackluster.
If you wanna win a barroom bet,
challenge your companions to
name all five members or our
county's board of supervisors -
and you can even reveal that three
surnames b'egin wi th the le tter
"S." Hah! it would be easier to
identify Snow White's Seven
Dwarfs (and l'll betcha can't do
that either.)
Well, to paraphrase my favorite
philosopher, Forresl Gump, boring
is as boring docs.
Boredom isn't limiled to indi-
viduals. For example, except for
the occasional oulbreaks of well-
padded mayhem, is there a more
stupefyingly dull game than ice
hockey? I mean, this is simply soc-
cer on skates, and there isn't even
a seventh-inning stretch to relieve
the tedium.
.As for pro basketban, it's a joke:
Elongated men with glandular
conditions, running around in
sweaty underwear. Whi le dribbling
yet. As for golf and baseball, espe-
cially of the televised variety,
they're sure cures for insomnia.
Zz:zzz.
Football's fine, especially when
my team beats the spread. Same
goes for any profits realized from
·horse racing and the most exciting
sport of all, jai alai.
As for alleged entertainment,
have you ever suffered throu&}l an
interminable pcrformaoce by a
piano player named Yanni? 1 tried
the olher night, until my hair
began lo hurt. llis name should be
changed lo Yawni. Or even Ennui.
Speaking of which, am I the
only music-lover ever to Oce from
"Phantom of the Opera?" This
must be the most over-rated musi·
cal of all time, bnd I predict that
it'll never be succe~ful.
T here's a fine distinction be-
tween boring and just plain
tiresome, and in the latter cat·
egory I must place Barbra Strei-
sand. Her voice is tolerable, but 1
can't stand the mannerisms. Just
one twitch of the celebr4lted nos·
tri ls, and I go into a frenzy of
channel-surfing.
Same goes for Rush Llmbau&h .
The commentary is amusing at
times, b_ut The Ego is overwhelm-
ing. All he needs is a reflecting
pool, and he plunges into terminal
narcissism.
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pie sc tell The Newt to cool it?
Sure, he knows how to hit the
headlines but mu t he do it every
hour on the hour? I mean, eve n
Rosa Lopu knew when to head
for San Salvador. ·
Which, Jamenlably, brings up
Johnny Cochran -the only law-
yer who can maJce colleague F. Lee
Bailey turn into a· shrinking violet.
Why doesn't Johnnie go on a nice
long vacation, and take Gloria AU-
rcd with him? No cameras, please,
for this Dream Team.
There are many other weari-
some folks out there who deserve
at leaM an hoporable mention. l
hope to get around to them in due
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MOllUCH ......... ,
Council. Why not the Committees
of Correspondence? Why not a
group of CPAs? Why not the
Fountain Valley Chamber of Com·
merce? Where do you draw the
line?"
Before the discussion could pro-
ceed Curthef, county CQunsel Terry
Andrus reminded the superyisors
that the matter bad not been list·
ed on the day's agenda. He ad·
vised the board to delay further
discussion or action until a later
meeting, after the item had been
placed on a public agenda.
Although a few members of the
audience said that a thorough
search for a new treas~rer might
be in the county's best interest,
the board made it clear that the
oversight committe~as not an al·
tempt to expand' the search .•
Moorl!lch remains the candidate
of choice, according to Bergeson
aide David Kiff.
If Moorlach has a detractor, it
would appear to be Sen. JGllea,
who wrote her committee col-
leagues that the supervisors "con·
tinue to demonstrate themselves
incapable of breaking out of the
incestuous political culture they
created."
In her Jetter, Killea ties
Moorlach to a broker with A.G.
Edwards, stating that Moorlach
and the brokerage firm are part of
the same "team."
Moorlach, who sent a response
to the senate committee, admitted
that he and Killea had clashed
during his questioning before the
commiuee and that he found her
a Jlegations...irulpp1opriatc~
"(Killea) concluded I was some
powerful lobbyist who could get
the county to hire A.G. Edwards. I
have no involvement in that pro-
cess," Moorlach said. "I don't
know what's wrong with Sen.
Killea, but I'm always available to
discuss things.
"She came to a hasty conclusion
ir:i her letter. It 's disappointing for
someone in her position, especially
when we're in a time of healing, to
be always chastising."
Moorlach said he had. no objec-
tion to being questioned by an
oversight committee. "But I'd like
to sec a committee that works
alongside the treasurer as opposed
to over the treasurer," he said.
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f'llAllTl:D or rc~tructurin~ prC?lflJJlS for years "1111111 UI and will contmuc to look at in·
"'-.... 1 • . . novative education Ideas. She also
said teachers in a charter school
Students would have to 1how that • should examine their contracts
they arc ready to a~cpt responsi· carcf uJly before making any dcci·
bility for their own behavior and sions nbout the union.
know how to set personal goals, as Reaction frOJll parents was var·
well as be able to use their talents ied Monday night, with some
to serve the community. speaking out for the plan while
Of course, school o(ficials would others spoke against the plan. But
need to figure out how to gauge mainly, par~ts wanted answers
these skills, possibly throuih the about how the school will be gov·
use of different tests or cou~es, erned, who will run the finances
according to Mook. anti what changes will be lmple-
"The way you engage students mented.
in education is you have to make Wilson said answers to all ques-
it interesting and exciting," Mook tions aren!t available, because
said. "It's not only going to have that's something to be determined
to be motivating but a lot more through research and inpu'\ from
productive." residents, teachers, and staff.
Teachers in a charter school can "We want to look at this from
also decide whether to disband the all angles," Wilson said. "And I
union on campus. think people want to know what
Newport-Mesa teachers union the options arc for continued im-
prcsident Maya Deckei said union provement, despite district difficul-
representativcs have been a part tics. 1 sec this as a viable option
TRIAL
Fr•• Pa9e I
yes, Brent demanded to see them.
Orange County Superior Court
Judge John J. Ryan agreed.
After reviewing the notes during
a break, Brent began attackiqg
Jiraki's credibility, pointing out
that he'd, in effect, been fired
from bis job in Detroit.
Jiraki said he was forced out of
the coroner's office after he testi·
fied that-police there had beaten a
man to death. Jiraki said he was
ordered to lie on the stand.
Petrosino -who on several oc-
casions dunng the tnal alleged
that the two coroners who testified
for the prosecution were biased
because they work for the Orange
County Sheriffs-Coroner Depart·
ment -talked about Jiraki's claim
during her closing statements.
"He's a prime example of what
happens when you don't tow the
party line," Petrosino said of Jira·
ki. "Boy does he know the price
you pay if you don't tell what's ex·
pected."
dcnback's behalf unless he be-
lieved in his innocence.
Petrosino told the jury they
don't have fo believe her coruen·
tion that Tyler's fall from the play
table caused th e fra cture and
brain swelling and that internal in·
juries were the result of CPR. The
law requires that jurors only need
to find the scenario "reasonable,"
Petrosino emphasized in her clos-
ing statement.
Since Brent never produced evi-
dence showing what caused the in·
ternal injuries, Petrosino argued
it's "more reasonable" that an at-
tempt at CPR caused the damage.
"ls there any evidence of a
stomp?" Petrosino asked . "No. Is
there any evidence of a punch?
No." ·
But in his statement that pre.
ceded Petrosino's, Brent argued
the defense theory isn't reason-
able.
"(Laudenback) was the only one .
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for tchools that really want to tab Till
innovation into education."'
The ''innovation into education"
is the part that worries Newport ...._ ._.. 1
Beach parent Bill UvJ~gstoo. He cit~e also 'iald he's arranged sev·
doesn't ex:ietly know what that u d means or what charter supporters cral presentations on the to roa
want Lo change. project at council meetings and
"l' h h , ., h study se5Sions .. m not ~ure w y t cy aeQ t e "I've probably spoken at City
need to do this -i it because or Council meetings more about the
the bankruptcy or arc t~cy truly toll road than any other agency
concerned about the qunhty or ed-l' d ,, B cra said Tues-ucation tbey have now?" said Liv-• d ve serve on, u
ingston, a .. 1?67 ~ronn del Mar ' af he prQject has become a topic
graduate. 1 m kind of perturbed of protest among some Newport·
ab.out why they feel th~ need to do 'Mesa residents who say traffic t~1~ when we have national recog-from. the toll road, which will run
n1t1on and top scores on SAT from Corona del Mar to Son Juan tests." Capistrano, will create a bottle· But even in an extraordinary neck where the Corona del Mar
school, change is needed, said and San Diego freeways meet.
former Corona del Mar High prin· Costa Mesa resident Janet Rem·
cipal Dennis Evans. And, he said, ington anq others fear traffic will
unless real change goes into cur-spill onto surrounding streets such
riculum and teaching }:>racticcs, as Hacbor Boulevard, Bristol
nothing i~ gained. Street and Fairview Road, creating
there on Wednesday (March 16,
1994) when the first internal inju-
ries {happened)," Brent said.
"He's the ~only one there on
Thursday when he admits to
spanldng (Tyler). And he's the
only one there on Friday when he
kills (Tyler)."
Further, Brent argued to the
jury, Petrosino's theory portrays
children as being more fragile than
the7 really are.
' As I was listening to the de-
fense cross examination of (eur)
doctors, I wondered why all chil-
dren don't die every day," Brent
s.aid. "I'm not really being face·
tious about that."
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ring lo the section of the San
Diego Freeway that merges with
the S:rnta Ana freeway in South
C.ounty ... That's something that we
know (Buffa) never told the peo-
ple of Costa Mesa.
"The toll rond will feed into the
C.orona del Mar Freeway, which
feeds into the 405. And Costa Mc-
sans never had a (air say in this.
The ~ople of Costa Mesa should
have said, 'Wait n minute, show us
the traffic e(!ects on our city.' "
Buffa said planned improve-
ments on the San Diego, Corona
dcl ~far and Costa Mesa freeways
will allow for the additional traffic
that the toll road might bring.
"There are about $300 million
worth of improvements planned
for where the toll road will join
with the 405 ~San -Diego) Free·
way," Buffa said.
''People h;lve to realize that if
it'& n toll road, people are going to
pay' a premium to use a road that
moves faster than the freeways. If
it's a mess and people get stuck
and can't move on it, nobody's
going to' use it."
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Sea Kings take a: bow as · they exit · '95 campaign ..
...,. Corona del Mar eliminated from
state contention by Serra's Cavaliers.
BY BAJULY FAULJCNE~ Srolln WIUTllL
little differently,· tiut we're
still CJF (Southern Section
IV-AA) champions," Orris
continued. "I know the guys
arc a little frustrated, but I
hope when they wake up
(today} they arc able to keep
ing 10 of 12 in the final pe-
riod. The Del Rey League
Champions nearly knocked
off highly-touted Verbum Dci
.in Friday's Southern Section
IV-A final (an 87-81 overtime
verdict) by hitting just 39%
said Hurt, who also received 16 points from senior
guard Paul Foster.
The Sea Kings yielded the first eight points of the
contest and battled back continuously, unJil a 13·2 third·q~orter run gave them their first lead, 43-41·,
with 4:15 left in the period.
CORONA DEL MAR -Wisc beyond his 25
years of high school coaching, Corona del Mar
High's Paul Orris needed only m9mcnts to focus on
tile perspective he hoped t.o impart to his defeated
a little perspective on how hard they worked and '
what they did achieve."
• The Sea K.ihgs, seeded fourth fo the regionals,
achieved an 18-12 record, the equal of the unseeded
Cavllicrs, who just may find their way to the state
final in Pakland with two potential games re-
maining this week.
from the field apd less than 53% from the line.
"They're a pTelly good athletic t~~l)1. and it 's not
just two people," said Orris·about the winners, who
got 30 points from 6-foot-3 senior guard Mifton
Palacio, 22 in the second half.
Senior guard Dominic_ DeGraz~er had seven
1>9ints and two assists during the bhtz, en route !o
17 points, then added a ,fre~ throw after a Palac~o
bucket to break a· 43-aU tie.
ooys baskctbalf team Tuesday night. · .
"They have Palacio and (6-7 senior center Leo-
nard) Butler (13 points arrd 13 rebounds), but they
Adam Klinke and Brian Fracalosy, wh<Y finished
with 24 points, answered Serra field goals. to keep th~ hosts in front, but Palacio netted a Jaym and a
six-footer and the Cavs closed it out. .
In the immediate aftermath of Serra High's hard-
eamed 76-64 triumph in the CJF Division IV South·
ern Regional quarterfinal at the Sea K.ings' gym,
Orris said things he wanted his players to read.
"I'm not disappointed at all in the way we
played," said Orris, whose team hit 50% of 56 field
goal attempts, ~ad just six turnovers through three
periods, and led the talented Cavaliers, 48-47, with
just Jess than 10 minutes remaining.
"They are some hard-fighting guys who arc well-
coached, good shooters and good athletes," Serra
Coach Dwan Hurt observed, after wiping his bead-
ed brow _en route to Thursday's regional semifinal.
"They did a heck of a job tonight."
have other ways to hurt you too." ,
Palacio hit 7 of 8 shots during a portion. 9f his
second·hal.f surge and scored 14 of Serra's 18 points
over a span Qf 7:17 to turn th~ 48-47 CdM edge into
a comfortable 65-55 Cavalier advantage with 3:03
left in the game.
Palacio added eight boards, five assists and two
steals, while CdM junior forward 'JUian Coleman
had six aC his 11 points in the third quarter.
Fracalosy, the Newport-Mesa District P~ayer ~f
the Year had nine and 11 points, respectively, m
the seco~d and fourth quarters, providing a much-
needed lift each time. "l would have liked for it to have turned out a
All Serra did to survive was hit 29 of 50 field goal
attempts (58%) and nail 15 of 20 foul shots, includ-"He's been our leader and go-to guy aU year,"
Fracal.,sy,. DeGrazier close
it out with sterling efforts
...,. Senior guards were the heart
of Corona del Mar,s success.
BY RICH.AIU) DUNN, SPOllTS Warrn.
C ORONA DEL MAR -Years Crom
now, when Corona del Mar High
basketball Cans and students reflect
back on the 1994-95 season, Brian Fracalosy
and Dominic DeGrazier will probably be
the first two players that come to mind.
They were certainly the two who were
most on the minds of visiting Serra Tuesday
night in the opening round of the Southern
California Regionals.
Both are seniors, both are guard~
Fittingly, they walked off the court together
with 0:13 left in Serra's 76-64
victory. The ovation from the
Sea Krng faithful was huge.
''They deserve that
recognition " CdM Coach Paul
Orrb said
complement each other well."
After the Cavaliers surged early in the
second half with three consecutive field
goals, the Sea Kings had their backs against
a wall again, 39-30.
But DeGrazicr spearheaded th e Sea
Kings' 13-2 run, scoring seven points and
di shing off two assists in the ~pun.
including a thret:·porntcr with 4:42 on the
clock to tie the game, 41-41. It was
DeGrazier's driving layin with 4: 15
remuining that gave CdM its first lead of
the game, 43-41.
"We didn't go out empty handed, that'~
all you can say. We got our banner:·
DeGrazier said.
"When Coach Orris took u:i out of thL
~1mc, I was ju~t thinking that ''e weren't
going to Oakland (for the State
Division 1 V final s). We \\-ere
really happy to get a Cll·
championship, but "c re all)
'"anted to ''Ill state. It wa~n·1
over for us. ·1 wo years ago.
Fracalosy led the Sea King~
(18·1 2), champions of the CU·
Southern Section Division
IV-AA, with 24 points, adding
'They deserve
tha1 recogni
t1on .• when (CdM) lo~t to Co1coran
-PAUl. ORRIS (rn the opening round of th1.
five assists, three steals and a
pair of rebounds. DcGrazier, the poin1
guard, had 17 points, six boa rds, four ass1:its
and a steal
After Serra (18-12), the IV-A runner-up,
spurted in the second quarter, 10-0, it had a
33-23 lead with 1 :48 left.
Fracalosy, who finished the season
,ilVeraging 17.6 points per game, brought the
Sea Kings back. His sweet drive through the
paint produced CdM's first basket in 3:3·1
ending Serra's run .
That's when Serra went into a
four-corner offense for the last shot of th-.
first half. It appeared CdM might go into
interm~ssion trailing by double digits.
Fracalosy, however, stole the ball from
Serra's Paul Foster, leading to his own
three-pointer on a DeGrazier assist.
Next time down for the Cavaliers,
Fracalosy made another steal, this time
leading to DeGrazier's buzzer-beating
jumper Crom the baseline that cut Serra's
lead to 33-30
CdM coach SoCal Reg1unuls after winning
the CIF D1v1s1un IV-AA title),
we were thinking about that ..
In the fourth quarter. h acalo)y ~cored 11
of h1:i points, the la~t 11 that the Sea King~
would score this sc;:aso11
"We just didn't mu tch up well with
them," Fiacalosy said . "We knew coming in
they were a tuugh team. 11·~ a dt)appointing
feel111g, but we \\Un ClF. 1 lwt wa:i nice of
Coac h Orris to let us walk off together and
get u nice ovation. Oummic and I arc good
friends.'
SERRA 76, CORONA 'DIL MAR 64
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Corona del Mar's Brian Fracalosy, who scored 24 points, weaves between Serra Hlgh's defensive web.
"We knew (Fracalosy and DeGrazier)
were the tnain guys on that team coming in.
They're the two who makes this team go,"
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T«e:hni<.al loiilsi NOM
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
~· Sea Kings drop 1-0 verdict at Mater Dei ··iil Newporr Elks Tourney ·
...,. Called ball four on bases-loaded
situation pushes run across in 7th.
BY RlCHAJU> DUNN, SPOl.TS \Varna
SANT A ANA -It was one of those'
games for the baseball cliches.
It's a j udgment game. It 's 1J game of
inches. Pitching and defense counts.
Mater Dci High, ranked No. 2 in the
Orange County preseason poll, needed a
home-plate umpire's judgment to defeat
Corona del Mar, 1-0, Tuesday in the quar·
tcrfinals of the Newport Elks Touma·
ment.
John Flynn, Mater Dci's No. 9 hiller,
drew a bases-loaded walk with one out in
the bottom of the seventh inning on a
full-count pitch, scoring Ryan Blackmun
for the game's only run, as the host Mon-
archs (2·0) ruined an excellent perform-
ance by CdM left-hander Chad Johnson.
"The pitch went by, and J closed my
eyes. I just listened,'' Flynn said. "(The
umpi~) y~llcd ball really loud, and I
heard the crowd. (The call) could've JOnc
either way. I'm just glad he aave •t to
me."
Johnson, a junior, wu rcUcved by Chris
Wills with two aboard and nobody out in
the scvenlh.
Dan Donohue. the first hitter Wills
faced, 1uemptcd to sacrifice both runnen
11\to scoring position, but CdM first base-
man Kevin Stuart fielded the bunt and
nailed the lead runner at third.
After the runners moved up 90 feet on
a wild pitch, Wills walked Jeff Parker in·
tentionally to load the bases, which
brought up Flynn.
"It was pretty close," said Wills, who
earned the victory for CdM on Friday
with three scoreless innings of relief. "If
anything, it was a little low, but it was
right down the middle."
CdM Coach Joe Koh, whose squad had
only two hits against Mater Dci southpaw
Mike Kolbach, was more diplomatic.
"Hopefully, we'll get one down the road
ourselves. It's just one of those breaks,"
Koh said. "But if you can't score runs,
you're nol going to win."
Johnson, who secured a spot in lhc
starting rotation with six-plus inning per-
formance, gave up only three hits and
struck out five . Kolbach, a sophomore,
walked one and struck out four in bis first
c.ireer shutout. Of the two bits Kolbach
allowed, one was a bunt single by Mike
Knecht to open the fourlh. He finished
the game retiring 10 batters in a row.
MAna HI I , CORONA DIL MAA e
Corona ct.I Mir • 000 000 o-o 2 o
~tr o.t 000 000 1-1 3 0
JohM4Mt, wins m Md ICMcM: ~" and T~Mncl. W-IC.olbldt, 1-0, l-tohftto.\, 0.1 .
-,.--., -
...
Eagles fall, .9-6
COSTA MESA -It's a learning
J)rocess and Estanc;ia High baseball
coach Paul Troxel is well aware of the
time frame his Eagles find themselves
within
There ii,, aftcrall, plenty of time to
right the 'Ship after an 0-2 start in the
Newport Elks Baseball 'tournament,
capped by Tuesday a.fternoon's 9·6 loss
to visiting Orange.
"We're workmi hard nnd playing
hard," said Troxel. "I'm happy with
our team's wori... ethic."
B) thL samt. token the Estancia
coach found him~lf slightly f rustratcd.
"We counted 21 mental mistakes
today," said Troxel.
Jose Cabrera, who struck out four
and went the distance in surrendering
12 hits, took the loss for Estancia.
OllANOI •, UTANCIA I
0r.,.. 401 001 J-t IJ 4
le&MCia J11 000 ·-· s 1 llort, SlewMt (2), ........ (7) _... 0.IMO,
t:abrtfa and ttennM. W-Slewart. L-CaberU
(0-J), 2•-•ou (0), wef (I). :11-.... (I).
HR-ltOcleft (0).
11
Tars rally, !1-3
NEWPORT BEACH -The New·
port Harbor High baseball team
~ snapped a 16·gnmc losing strenk in
dramatic fashion, scoring four times in
the bottom of the seventh for a 4-3 vic·
tory over Century in the Costa Mesa
Tournament. ·
With one out. the Sai.lors strung to·
gethcr singles by Scott Sandstrom Rell
Collucio and Joe Urban for o.' run.
~ike Freeman "'.alke~ and winning
pitcher Danny Puhdo Jut a i.acrificc Oy
to center to make it 3-2
Catcher Zach Biehl then delivered u
double to the gap m left-center to
score the tying nnd go-ahead runs for
the Sailors. .
Pulido went the distance on the
mound in earning the win, fonnina four
and wo.lking none. Only one of the
three runs he yielded w,.rc earned.
..
Wednesday. March 8, 1995 7
•RllFLY ·
Orange Coast staggers Riverside to stay in the DEC baseball hunt
COST A MESA -h's still x quite early in the Orange Em-•
pire Conference bnseball sea-
son, but Orange Coast College
collected an important win Tuesday to
stay in the thick of the race.
The Pit:ates, behind a strong .pitching
effort from ~-hander Mark Gardner de-
feated visitiilrRiverside. 5-3 to hand the
Tigers their firsL loss of th
1
e conference
campaign.•
Coast (10-10 overall, 2·2 in the OEC)
scored twice in the first Inning on Mondo
Fonseca's run-scoring single and Robert
Caton's theft of home on the back end of
a double steal.
OCC added another run in the sc;cond
on Geoff Wilson's RBI-single. then two
more in .the fourth for a 5-2 lead. Brian
baseball game into extra innings and won
it in the 11th on Pa\ McGee's solo shot to
left field on the loser's field.
Ryan Seidel staked Beckley to a 1-0
lead in the third inning with a home run
to left, but Azusa Pacific responded with
a single (ally in ·the fourth, and that's how
it stood into the llth.
Beckley struck out four, but' walked six
and hit two batters before giving way after
nine.
Relief pitcher Matt Baker put out a fire
in the 10th, but was tagged for the loss in
the 11th. sec falls to 6-13 overall, 2-4 in
the GSAC. Azusa Pacific improves to 14·
4-1, 6-0.
Saltarelli's first homer of the season led ~SA PAC"tc 2, IOCAL COLLIGI ,
off the fourth for Coast.
Gardner worked to one batter in the
ninth inning, leaving in favor of Junior
Silva after a leadoff walk. Gardner al-
lowed seven hits and four walks while
striking out seven. ·
Silva, who retired all three Riverside
hitters he faced, earned his first save of
the season. Riverside drops to 12-5-1
overall, 3-1 in conference.
OllANOI COAST 5, atVIUIDI i
Riverside 000 200 001-J 7 1
Orange Cout 210 200 OOx-s 10 o
Noe, DMlbo (4) and Oown1; C.rdntr, Silv• (9) and
Yanaglsawa. W-Cardner, 4·1. l-Noe. $-Sliva, 1.
18-Asbury (R), Oown1 (R) 2, tdmondson (R), Winmlll
(OCO. HR-Salwenl <OCO.
Vanguards fall In 11th, 2-1
COST A MESA -Senior Jeff Beckley
surrendered one run and four hits
through nine innings but it wasn't enough
for the Southern California College Van-
guards Tuesday as Azusa Pacific pushed
the Golden State Athletic Conference
Azusa P~rte 000 100 OQO Qt-:1 J I
SoCAI Colkge 00 I 000 000 00-1 9 0
Coppes, Ellu (9) ;and loyM; Bed.ley, Slagel (10), LU.er
(10) and Primm. W-Ell.u. l-lal..er, 0..2. HR-Seidel (SCC),
McGee (Al'). -
sec women net 9-0 ·win
COSTA MESA -The
Southern California College
women's tennis team blanked ~
visiting Biola, 9-0, Tuesday, evening its
Golden State Athletic Conference record
at 2-2.
Beth G!!orge, who yielded only one
game in two singles sets, paced the V:in-
guards ( 4-3 overall). .
SOCAI. COLLIGI 9, llOLA 0
Singles: le (SCO dtr. logrn, 6· 1, 6-1; Andel (SCC) der.
K11mdy, 6-1, 6·J; Smith <SCO dtr. Hulr, 6-2, 7-6; George
(SCQ def. Sl.lufachtr, 6-1, 6·0; Binnquist (SCO dd. St.arl,
6-0, 6·1; Ca.risen (SCO def. Bolhouse, 6·2, 6-3.
O.ouble1: Le-Andel der. Rogen·Kus.,dy, 6·1, 6-0;
Smith·8innquisl (SCO def. Sl.lulfKher·Sl.lrk, 6-3, 6-0;
Carlsen-George ISCO def. Hulr·Bolhouu, 6·2, 6·2.
~c women top Riverside
RIVERSIDE -The Orange Coast
College women's tennis team rebounded
from Monday's loss to rival Golden West
to def eat host Riverside in an Orange
Empire Conference match, 6-3.
Debbie Drisi came through wi~h a
come-fro111-behind win in No. 4 singles to
spark Coast, 4-1 in the Ol!C.
Oll.ANGI COAST t, alVHSIDI ~
Slnglff: James (R) de(. YildiJ, 6·J, 6·31 Mkhnls (OCC)
def. Allen, 6'3, 6-2; M~ll (Rl der. Let, 6-2, 6·2; Drlul
COCO de(. Kurth, 5·7, 6-3, 6·li CVH (OCQ de(. Wendel,
6-1, J·6, 6-1; Kumagal COCO aef. Creywuod. ft.3, 6·2.
Ooubh.•1: James·Muwell (It) def. Yildlz-Drlnl, 6.J, 7·5;
ln·Mlchael1 (OCO def. Allen-Wtndel, 6·3, 6·J; bes.Rainty •
(QCC) def. Kurlh.Creyv.ood, <>·l, 6-2.
Newport blanked In tennis
NEWPORT BEACH -It was a long
day fol' the Newport Harbor boys tennis
team, which absorbed a 21-0 nonleague
setback against University and dipped to
0-2 overall.
UNIVIRSln 21, NIWPORT HARBOR 0
Singles: Rinek·(NH) lost to ~id, 0-6, lost to Clll1, I ·6, lost
lo Muler, 1·6; Kojima INH) lost, 1·6, 3·6, J-6; Sims (NH)
losl,.0-6, I ·6, 1 ·6.
Doubles: Ulman·Meterve (NH) lost to llng-lte, 1-6, lo"
lo "'1p3di.i·Khoshoo, 1·6, losl lo freedm~n·McCann, 3·6;
Oyler·h3rh (NII) lost, 1·6, 1·6, 0·6; U.irch3l·Watllns (Nit)
IC)jl, 1-6. 4·6, 3·6.
DCC men fall to mverslde
COST A MESA -The Orange Coast
College men's tennis team is still !>eeking
its firs1 victory of the season following five
setbacks as Riverside claimed an 8-1 Or-
ange Empire Conference decbion Tues-
day.
Roberto Intriago, who \\Oii a three-set
match, earned the Pirates' lone point.
RIVIRSIDI I, ORANGI COAST 1
SinglH: Perez tRI def. Cyg.i. 6·0, 6·2; ~laley (R) def.
NSVY""• 6-1, 6-11 Hop11 (l) dtl. fugul<>ft, 6-0, Hi Pow
UIJ dd. Rud,<>-<>. 6·11 lntrwgo (OCC1def.1'11.un, 2-6. (>.J,
6-2; Ayv·Willlam1 Ill d.,. Crili&bn!Co, 4·6, 6-4, 6-4,
Ooubl": H"S""·Aytn·Willi..ms (It) de(. Cyga·hrgu~on.
6·2, 7·S: H.altrWillbms (R) !k(. Nguyrn·lnlri;i,o, 6-l, 6-2;
Pcrrr-roiu (l ) def. Crlstl~niw..~~d, 6-1, 6-U.
Mustangs fall aside, 19-2
COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa Higl1's
boys tennis team af!orbed a 19-2 non-
league loss to visiting El Modena Tue!>-
da.y, , with Chris Peterson and Carlos
Reginier each picking up a lone singles
victory against El Modena's No. 2 player.
The loss drops Mesa's record to 0-2.
IL MODINA H , COSTA MUA 2
Sin&Jt.J: Pett~ (CM) lost lo hoven>Hsy, 3·6, dd.
Slt•en1, 6·0, lost 10 Tran, 1-6; lC1'inier (CM) lo>I, 0·6 ""n,
6-3, lost, .a.6; C.•ino ICMI lost. 0·6, 2-6, 1-6 .•
Ooubln: KG-fonts (CM) lost lo Whltehousc:·>Yy, 1·6, losl
lo Oang·Spurgeon, 3-6, lost to lit; T niong. 1-6;
Aguillon·ll·IChoury (CM) lost. 0-6, 1-6, 0·6; 1'.u. 3 CM
doublts defaulted.
Mustangs bow, 11-7
MISSION VIEJO -·Col.ta '-. • ·~
Mesa High's sof1ball team y
racked up a record se¢en runs
against host Trabuco Hills Tuesday after-
noon, but the hosts took advantage of
seven walks and four Mesa errors 10
record an I 1-7 nunleague vic1ory.
Four of those free passes came around
to haunt Mesa starter Niki Mon1gomery,
who struck out four.
Costa Mesa (3· J) had the ba!>es loaded
in the seventh with one out, ant.I Jennifer
Long responded \\ith a line shot to\\ard
the outfield, only to sec the hosts com\!
up with a picture-play flagging of the ball
and toss back to the bag to Jouble Mesa
up to end the game.
Julie Collett \\COi 2 for 3 for Costa
Mesa.
TllAaUCO HILU 11, COSTA MUA 7
Cotl.l Mtu 1U2 002 l-1 <> "
Trabuco thlh 2111 01 G-11 7 l
Muntgomcry and Sntd~r; ~··~dr• •nd YlnlJt.
w-5.l••"""·~--0 L-~0t1wry, 2-1. 211~rr01~ tTttJ;
CdM no·hlt In tournamttnt
CORONA -The Coron4 del Mar
I ligh softb.ill team (0·3) was unable to
manage u hil in bowing to Norco, 10-0, 111
the opening rounJ of the Corona 'l"ournu-
ment Tuesday.
NORCO 10, CDM 0
Norco IOJ 42-10 II 1
Corona del Mar 000 00-O O }
Allinder .ind Ceno•e,e; Aley and Smith.
EaQlea In the early lead
COSTA MESA -fatJnlfa ----
tilg,h's golf team has 1aken a • /
194-207 lead uv~r .,,aim ti:/
Spring~ in their homc-,rnJ-
homc series, follO\\ ing a solid sho" ing on
Tue~dJy :it Mesa Verde Countl) Club.
Mjkl.! Perry and Pete KrutL1k !>liarcJ
medalist honors '"Ith Palm ~pnngs' l\aoya
Takamoto \\ ith thrcc·O\cr pre 37s owr
~1ine holes.
UTANCIA 194, PALM SPRINGS 207
I. Perry (l), Krul.liL ((), T ~LJniulu IPSJ, J7 l'J•h; 4. 1'1l•u
(PS), ltl; S. l •ocn Ill, l'J; C.. 1 homp>o11 \(), 40; 7
Nt·<~J>ury ([), 41
Sailors goiters breeze
NC\\ po1 t l larbur I ligh ':. S.tih:>rs put the
cap on a homc-an<l·homc 18-hok non·
lc;.iguc golf dud \\Ith ~fo~1011 Viejo 1 ucs-
day, linislung lh.: last nmc huks al r..11s-
sion VtcJo CC \\Ith a -H6--n~ \ICtor).
NIWPORT 416, MISSION VIEJO 471
I. Anil<r>un ('llJ "II; 2 ~h•1uru 'H1. Ill; l 8.aacr t'tl
Collopy (~Ill, U4, s JuL.on 'llJ, 11·
HIGH. SCHOOL SWIMMING
CdM girls quality medley
relay team for CIF meet
TRACK AND FIELD SUMMARIES
COMMUNITY COLLEGI MEN TODAY
LOCAL SCHEDULE SAFE BRAKES???
LONG BEACH -The Corona del Mar High girls
swimming team had its first ClF qualifying mark f>f the
season Tuesday -the 200 medley relay.
The team of Laura Weeshoff, Priscilla Burch, Karrie
Cesario and Melanie Pelis clocked a 2:00.24 to finish
second in the event. The Division l qualifying standard
is 2:00.50.
Long Beach Wilson won the meet, 90-73.
"I was really pleased with the number of good swims
1oday," said CdM girls swirri coach Doug Voiding.
Weeshoff just missed the qualifying standard in the
backstroke, finishing second in I :04.24.
Another hiBhlight for CdM was its sweep of the
breaststroke. Burch was victorious in 1: 14.75, while
Alexa Axton was runner-up in• 1:17.93 and Kylie Coo-
per took third in 1:19.78.
Pelis was another CdM winner, taking the top spot
in the 500 free with a time of 5:38.98.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRU
LONG a1ACH WIUON 90, CDM 73
FULLERTON 100'12, OCC 411/2, SD MESA 35
100-1. Correa (f ), 10.8; 2. Mocny (OCC), 11.1; 3. Chambers
(M), 11.3; 200-Ceorge (M), 22.2; 2. Risse (f), 22.5; 3. Allen
(M), 22.8; 400-1. Risse (f), 50.6; 2. George (M), S 1.4; 3.
Herron (M), S 1.9; 800-1. Ramos (f), 2:00.0; 2. ChJml.iers <Ml,
2:02.4; 3. Rivera (OCC), 2:04.4; 1,500-1. Hancock (OCC),
4:00.S; 2. Christophcrson (f), 4: 1 S.6; 3' Conzales (f), 4: 17.3;
S,000-1. Spennato (f), 16:09.5; 2. Tajbalr.hsh (OCC), 16:14.9;
3. Calleros (f), 16:21.S; 110HH-1. McKinney (f), 15..t; 2.
Cunningham (f), 1 G.2; 3. B;irnes (OCC), 17.2; 4001H -1.
McKinney (f), 57.7; 2. Cunningham (f), 1:02.7; 3, llorheinz (F),
1 :03.3; 400 relay-1. OCC, 44.3; 1,600 relay-1. Fullerton,
3:28.4; HJ-1: Scheme! (f), 6·6; 2. (lie) S<urz (f), langly (OCC),
6-4; LJ -1. McKinney (f), 21·1 O; 2. Risse (f), 20-1; 3. Justus (f),
20-0¥•; TJ-'1. Anthony (M), U -01/.; 2. Sanchez (f), 39·71/•: 3.
Sturz (f), 38·6•/.; PV-1. Sanchez (F), 14·6; 2. ApJIJlcgui (M),
14·0; 3. Nigrette (F), 11 ·0; SP-1. Conules <OCC), 46· 1 O; 2.
San Fili po (M), 45· 101/•; 3. Sleinl.ellner (f), 44· 101/l; JT -1.
Morales (f), 174-5; 2. Justus (f), 167·2; J. Conzales (OCC),
154· 1; OT -1. Naab ff), 144-2; 2. Conzales (OCC), 140· 1; 3.
Liberty (M), 139· I 0
COMMUNITY COLLIGI WOMEN
FULLERTON 76, SD MESA 72, OCC 20
Volleyball
Community college men -Colden Wesl d
Or•n11e Co•sl, 7 p.m.
ttii;h .chool buts -S.addll'b.Kk at Cost• Meu,
J:lS p.m.
Swimming
High tehoul boys <'Ind glrls -Los AJ3mUu1 •I
Ne,. pool ltarbor, J:IS p.m.; L• Quinta •I
hlanti.a, 3:15 p.m.
Tennis
College .-omen -Occldenl.al al Southern
C~lofurn11 Cullt•ge, l p.m.
High Khuol bots -N~pott H•rbor al long
Bu<.h Wilson. J p.m.; C•pislr•no Valley •I
Coron• del M•r. 3 p.m.
Gelf .
Community collegr -Onngt C~sl ~I
liH•rside CC, J pm.
High schuul -ls~r•nu ·~· Co1ona del Mar,
al 1't,.por1 Be~ch CC, 3 p.m.; ht~ncia H. Sunny Hills, at Los Co)ules CC, 2·JO p.m.; Co~LI Me~
~s. \\tslmin~ltr al Mullu\\IMI. CC, 2:30 p.m.
Softball
Community collegr -~ncho 5.lntiago al Or -"'Kt Cooast, 3 p.m.
High Slhool -N~port ll~rbor at Cst.anci.i,
3:1S p.m.; Cd"'1 •C Coron• Tournamtnl.
Badminton
ltigh school -\Vtslminsler al CdM, 3: IS p.m.
200 medley rclay-1. Wilson, 1 :59.72; 200 free -1. LBW, 2:10.98;
2. Alshuler (Cl, 2:14.7; 3. M. Hardi (C), 2:15.56; 2()0 IM-1. LBW,
2:13.63; 2. LBW, 2:26.97; 3. Weeshoff (Cl, 2:27.94; SO free-1.
LBW, 25.72; 2. Sawyer (C), 27.22; 3. LBW, 28.39; 100 Oy-1. LBW,
1:02.08; 2. lBW, 1:05.74; 3. CeHrlo (C), 1:08.fi2; 100 free-1.
LBW, 57.03; 2. LBW, 58.88; 3. C. Hardt (C), 1:00.0; 500 free-1.
Pelis (0, 5:38.93; 2. LBW, 5:46.78; 3. H.imilton (CJ, 5:50.74; 200
free relay-1. Wilson, 1:46.48; 100 back-1. LBW, 1:03.54; 2.
• Weeshoff (C), 1;04.24; 3. LBW, 1:07.70; 100 breast-1. Burch (C),
1:14.75; 2. Axton (C), 1:17.93; 3. Cooper (C), 1:19.78; 400.free
relay-1. CdM (Dahn, Alshuler, Norton1 Pelis), 3:59.33.
100-1. Petrilla (F), 12.5; 2. Fountaine (F), 12.8; 3. Ragin (M),
12.8; 200-1. Petrilla (f ), 26.2; 2. founlJine (f), 26.S; J. Burton
(M), 26.6; 400-1. Berry (M), 1:01.0; 2. Burton (Mt. 1:02.2; 3.
Wallace (f), 1 :02.S; 800-1. Ar.ina (M), 2:28.6; 2. Fra.z~r (M),
2:33.0; 3. Vtga (f), 2:JJ.S; 1,500-1. Gonules (M), 5:03.9; 2.
McCoy (Ml, 5:04.9; 3. Vega (f), 5:13.9; 3k-1. Vega (f), 11 :28.8;
2. Pelayo (OCC), 11 ;42.S; 3. Ebbp;iin (M), 12:12.2; 10011-1.
Holguin (f ), 16.5; 2. Pooley (f), 18.4; 3. Khouri (M), 18.5;
. 400H -1. Pooley (F), 1: 1 J.6; 2. Wong (M), 1: t 4.1; ;J. Shick (F),
1 :20.7; 400 relay-1. Fullerton, S 1.2; 1,600 rel.iy-1. Fullerton,
4:07.9; HJ -1. Brown (OCC), S·O; 2. llolguin (f), 4·8; 3. Wallace
(f), 4-6; LJ -1. Holguin (f), 16-4; 2. Brown (OCCJ, 15-31/2; 3.
Fogg (OCC), 15-31/•; TJ-1. llolguln (f), 34·8'/l; 2. Fogg (OCC),
34-4; 3. Diamond (M), 30·5•/J; SP-1. llarrls (M), 37·71h; 2.
Escamilla (M), 33·lV•; 3. Man<as (f), 34-41/l; DT -1. Escamill.i
(M), 117-4; 2. Darrow (M), 116·9; 3. Harris (M), 116·8; JT -1.
Phillips (fl, 109-10; 2. Escamilla (M), 100-2; J. Swick (OCC),
915·4.
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DEEP SEA FISHING
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Where's my team?
If you're still asking that
question about a youth team
in Costa Mesa, Corona del
Mar or Newport Beach, you
haven't been paying attention.
Call 642-4330, ask for Sports.
,/(h 'I I 11/f.
Largest SclccUon of one of n kind
l.nvcst.Jnent Pcrslw1 RugH, New & Ant lquc -Contcmporury Linc of ustom Rugs -
-KHOOL~WEEK£tll>
Friday -Sund~-~ -
1 Z Houn of lftstrudfon
4 Students .,_.lftstnlctor
2 Rounds of ~IMlllll
Vldeo/look/ar..ll
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Pro AM Spots -
(Tournament, Monday, March 13)
-or.the Senior PGA Golf Tournament
at Mesa Verde Country Club
Puttin~ Contest ($1.00 donation) to qualify for:
• 100 Sin.gle Day Passes
(25 passes given away per day}
• 2 Monday, March 13 ,-Pro AM Spots
(drawing held Wed. March 8th)
(Must have an established h~ndicap of 27 or better)
• An o~portunity to win:
• Cubic Balance Titan1um Drivers • Putters • Golf Bags
• $25 Gift Certificates to Cal's Cadlfyshack
Plus Much More I
The Contest will be held dai(y for
· -4 Dqys -
Wednesday, 'Thursdqy, Frld(ffif'Saturdqy
March~ ·g, 10 & 11 • 5:00-B:OOp.m.
at '/Hangle Square's 1bwn Square
HURR.Y AND DON'T MISS OUT!
If you have any questions, please call
~sented
by:
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722-1600
ILIE =-e
All procmi.s win be
donattd to chari{Y
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Time Bid• will be Opened: lty' of Ute ::. ciuJ~ T1NAT0~8•8 ~~~to~ ,..,. C';'~ ";0~ widale PUIUC NOTICI c.?1'111• ~ • itiMi, ey,,... CA ..... or Mllonal INM, • f'loor. 0r-... CA 112818 \0:00 am uantJ ~hi. 'tlze ~ Rum nv r._r-o • ...., -meny l'ltht "' ._ =Dll.... T..-. IOUCM012. T~ checll dr&Mt ~a ..... Of Tllla bt""'"1 II condueltd Piece ol Sale: 24000 Avila q ty, ...... ot ' the DAVIDIOM action• without COl.Wt 8P" of &'9t laeu.nce Of the leto *1TICl Of flllmotl T ...., c.tllR Deed of No.: (714) !J0.3114. .._ .. c..-Un6oft • • by 1 COfPOl'elloll
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tlaht. tlUt aod Jnllfnt of al!Owence or~~ DAVID80N ~!!'!'.!"!!.. ~'-~-~ ~c-:''::. ~. u~ To ti 11th, btnellc:Mw'lll ,..._., on Mir t. 1111, .,..._ ~ * poe. eocllllleft Of ..W.• ...,., _ names 9"ICI IDM on .i.iuwy Muato & Hlfotco J~jltna In lb lltneA t use or _.91" -••• ,.......,. "' ... crNllllR con~I c:rldftol1 M ~ No. ..._ ' or epec.,... 11t ledloA 1-19115 ·
and to lhe p<operty wilt be w! ~ wt• be CA8K NO. AH•••• lereetect per&Oflt uni ... IN hearing "-'• noUcecf Md ""'°"'Who~ bl Oii· et.zrnn. Ill !loot -. tncumbn.nc.. fOf the f1' ..... fltMM ... Code IM IGH(o LOMG RACH MOAT·
Offered for ..... If r• =::ed for allowance a~~ =. :':: ~ ~·MAY EXAMINE ttle .... lnW-.1 In flt w11 OI' ..... ~ OI Oft'ldll ..._ purpoee of ..U.tyl'I§ ~ ~to:== GAGE COMPANY, fr M Jact ~sen::=~: 0t edJuatmenf or fOt rffds. tors, and phone who mey ac11on.) llw• ~ file kept b(the court. It.~ dll, 0t bolll. ol JAMES M = OI c:.:r.. ~ ~I MCored bv :.: =theft c-" le , Ptllideftl ~ tlon about PoUlb19 tloo of the tale QaHcS on olheMfle be lnlef•ted In admltUtr~ ~ .ai are a '*'°" im.tffled In GILBERT ... ~-:......... Mid DMd. of T,_t 6ncJvd. ...-... IN Tt1.llltM ....., s~t WIS llld Miii ""ma wtllcn n falll.#e lo the 41'0P9f!Y to the wtl 0t Nta'-' °' 1111o1t1 be ~ unlell It( n. u,. estate, you mey tUe A PETITION h• blln llllO ,.,,,,. Int the fffl1 dltf'On and ac .. r '"'Of 111t County C1t1t 01 <>rMgt ~~:C:· detenni:= conform wllh any H -' ot. R08'N CRO$S DAvio'. •ested peraon fhs an Ob-wt1t1 the c:Ourt • fonnal A• Dan r. Jellrln In h Su =:::-.-:::: ~ •apenH8 °' the lrvttM. ~~t ':c:..... nty on ffbMrY 3, 19115.
the ~:~ of u,. lntetMl ~-or lmplled r.,,,._ SON eJc.a ROBIN C. DAVIO. )ecUon to the peUtJon Md Queet tor Specl.i Hocke of Coult ol Cllllomla, Counl'f o ~for~ or"'1:cl ~ ~'r r*.!.:kt fUncta lleeo...e w ..... to NOllCE-Tllls Fktlovt Ntrne
being aold ..n......... SON eJc.a ROBIN ANN DAV· ahoW OOod caUM why the lhe Uog of In Inventory ORANGE. ··--a.I .. II ,.., Mtow rue c • ~ endof... •• t --IM Y'lfl
DffcrlptiO,, of Property· c. Fflall Revenue Oftlcer IDSON court lhould tl04 "81\t the and IPS)fal..i of Mtat• ... THE PETITION flCluais ....::: ~ ...... "' ~ ::::: tr'1! and Eleen • ~:9ot:..... llom "' dttl lt Wll lllld Iii ...
Two-etory elngle family ,..; ~-~ Information A PETITION haa beel'I auttloftty. .... Ot of arry petlllon OI Dan f JtllOet bl IPPQlnlld 2llWM ~ Of ... In the ....... .!. ~ Saki .... WM! ... nllde of"' CounfY. Clefk A ntW ldenc:. with UvM (3) ... and SU~ iiled by JACK c. DAVI(). A HEARIHO on the oetJ. account .. f'ovlded In persona r1prest11tallvl UnllM ..... "' ~ -~ .. , but wtthcMlt cownant Of llUSlntn Nll'M Stl'9·
room• plu• den, end line :on U: g:. ATTN c SON su~.Coutt of<:-. lion will be Mid on MARCH MCtlon 1250 o the Callfot· admlnlsllr lht tslafl ol wettMIUt W&ff~ ..,_... = P"OP9'1Y ~ ~ed wananty ,..,, .. , Of Into 1111 must bl flllld bllor• that (3~ ~~Hcttptlon· l.61 55 friu 3301-.5501; P.O. BOJi ~a. Pemb~ ~ ~~00 ~ ~M34~ :... PrO::-s;:::i ~ ~~TITION rlClutsll Of IMplled u to~ montt1:'°"9t1ne n eltpt': ptfed fePdlnt tttle, pas-=: ru i:.:=:~
ol ~act 9260, In tt'9 Qty ol =· ~) ~· CA that JACK C. DAVIDSON The C1tY Drtw South, Of. lorm 18 available from the deoedtnt'1 Will .,d eodlcill, I ~ ,.;., dlte Md •mc::_!.~~atJogom· :••9'on °!.t~~ 1111 tn 11111 ttlll ol 1 nctnlout Newport 8"¢h, County of • r. N t be appointed .. pet90NI Mge, ~ 92eee. court dark. ¥JY. bl admllllcl to protlitl. ...... now field by • .. ... T T 0 ... , llUslntU NllTlt In vlolallon ol
Orang•, State of California, l.~c~'-<!o~: d M~w ~:Jv rep< .. antatlv• 10 ectm1n1a-IF YOU OBJECT TO the Attorney fOI' the PetJ. wlhnehny c:odldls eruvalllb euch nu... trund to tM ~ ~nit ru::;, ':~ ""::titedo:,• .. !d~:'nc:~ 119 rlahll of anotfltr under
u .,_, map recorded In Piiot Mareh 8 ,895. let 1he Mtat• of the dece-granting of the petition, you t.._,. for u1111lnallon In !hi Ille ~P foloMl'lg de9Cflbed pnip-South BHudfy A~enue th.riuncter Wtth lnltrtlt federal. Slllll. Of common law Book 378, page(1) 32-37 ol ' W898 dent. thOUld appear at the hear· DaNNPI W. HARWOOD. by 111t.J)Oun. etty aRuatM In tM 1t1ote-t11h floor Loe A el ' ' et net (SM Seci1011 14400 ti wq ,
M11cell&M001 Map1, In the THE PETITl?N requettt Ing and state YoU1' ob-aaQ,t 8ARGaR & THE PETITION requests a.rd County end atMe. to CA toOtT Tel!'9tto'n~ 11 provided thtf nOf~ht Business 111d Protmlont
ottlce of th• County R• PUBLIC NOTICE the I dllecadlf ent • .. ~!'fmltt~ ~ or flle wrlttenrt ~ W o L • N 1 9 a o o au111orlty to IClmlnlslllr .._ etll wet; APN: 011-21-01' Number: <*u1 3-45"-ttsl !!'~ unp~~r~ncltat llld Codtl. . . oorda< of Hid county. coct c •· any, "'-... ""' with the cou .,... • BLVD undtr lht lndependtnt Admlnl-DHllfT A a . 0 Ile w 11 • ._,. Y first tHtna Commonly known 11: NOTICE O, IO probate. The will Md ore the hearing. Your &Po MACARTHUR •t stratlon of EsllllS Act (This ftMCa. t: Unit t, u Tfuitu s:~•omc., a o~~·; Detd wtth lnttrtlt thtrton IUCHAl.TER, NfMfR, FlflOI 1903 Yeoht Puritan, N.-. PUBL!C HEAR?NQ any coctlcfl1 are avallablt pearance may be In perton ITI. 800, IRVPNl!t CA IU!hOllty Wiil lllow lilt person Mowt\ Md deplcMd on OV1llH • • 11 provided In 111d Note! a YOUWOER port Beach, CA. 92060 1 he tbY gl n for examination In the flle or by your ertomey. 82711 (114) 7174900 rtpresentltlt to lakl many ~ ConclomWum Plan ASAP'5Stlt ftH, chargH and H 601 s ~UfrN St 5,. uoo
Property may be In-Iha~~· ~nl~ C<J.:W',. kept by the court. If YOU ARE A CREDITOR Publl1hed Newport ac1'ons wtll1oul obtaining cou C'?tan"t rec:Ofded Mey z. lit 3ll 3/tS pen1H of the truatH Ind .LosAnat1ts" CA "goo,, spected al: 1903 Yacht P1>-alon of the City 01 New""'" THE PETITION reqUfftl or • contingent crtdltor ol Beach-Costa M... Dally approval. BllO!e talOnG Olf1aln ~-.. lmCrument No. • • of the truet1 crtattd by Newport 8elcfl·Cotta Mesa
ritan, Newport Beech, CA. • Beach 1~ hold a pu'bliC authOflty to admlnltter the the deceaMd, you mutt file Pilot March 1 2 8 1995 very lmPQl'tant actions liowever eo.zmtt OI omdel ~ PUBLIC NOTICE aald Dffd of Truat. CN295633 Fib 15.22 Mar 1 8 dtlv• by only w estate under the lndepen-yow claim with the court • ' ' • lht onal • IM wtli OI ~ .. ,,eno "tconveyanc.e • • •
Submission ol Sida: All hearing on the ~pllcalion dent Admlnltlratloo ol E• and mall a copy to lhe I*· Wth880 bl f'~trt4 ::pr:n~ollcl lo =:....... Onlnge • NOTICE OF PETITION TO Company,. H Nld TruatM, 1995 ~~~ ~~2~!~t;';'~T:: g~~ii f!m~~t:; !:i~!i: tnf1~~: ::-'ntad,.i;:"~" Wit~ PUBLIC NOTlCE 11111,:_d persJs unllss f'Mea. 2: ""undMded DMINISTER ESTATE OF ~:'. ~~~=.:.~~ PUBLIC NOTICE
Purchue of Selzed Prop-t:c~Co!,,~r· p:;r~~ resentatlw 10 lake many lour mon from the dtta FlciJt!oue r:ve !tie~~~ ~iT~ = ll~T!:.nc-:; AICHAAc!.'~~\175 .. 62 ~n:, (1~~4370,v'rf~ Flle tit. FU7210
erty. Con11et lhe ollice lndl-Amendment No 38. u .. actions without court •Po of lltet INuanc• of the let· BualneH Name lndependtnt IClmlnistratlon t:o."'M In Md to 11 OI To 11 llen blntlldarles ,,:~ • oetecs· FICTTTIOUllUlltHI ~~d~~~!~io/: P9'mlt No. 3549; v.ilance =:'.;,y ~~ ~· ~'::c, ~~~:n,. ~ Statement aithorily wtl bl grantld unlm the reel Pf01*1Y, ~ eo11ort, conllnGtnt c:tedltOfs: 02/2tlttN · Thi ~~·!!,on(s)
SUbml bid No. 1204; and Lot Une AIJ. how.wr the pertOnal rep'. bat Cod The ti f fit-The lollowlng ~ .,., an lnllrt1114 penon Nts an Int. wtet1CMA ~.... d persons who may bl olll· ASAPIHMt -~~"' ..-ING'S ::!°th:'~ named t~ Jualment No. 84·18 on rnentauV. Wlfl be required 1ng •~-will /:: .C:p1,. ~E~s%': u~OTtON objlc1loo to lilt petition and ==.,:n ~ ln"ftsltcl In lilt wll or 111.111,1111 =~ro~~K~
befOf• the time bldt will be p<opertyUdo localed et 3209 to gtve notice to lnttrftted bet0t• fOUt montha ltom 485 East Flrat SL Tustin' ows goocl Cltllt Why lht -. Coodletou Md ..._ lllt. or both. of RICHARD PUBLIC NOTICE ~ Pirt CA 90621 .. pened Vil · perso09 unleu they have the hearing date noticed • • rt should not grant lilt ·--. ...__ PICI< y ·T , ._..... 1 w.-. 0
P1 mint Term•· Bid• Request to amend the waived notice 0t conaented above CA 92680-33t 1 aolhorllY llbtdklfte and ~-A PETITION has been !ltd bV u & • ._.,,,_ .,_..,,, y • .:.ed b Land u .. Element of the to the pro-·aA ec:tion I YOU . MAY EXAMINE the Randy Rock, 485 East A H.EARIHG on !tie pelltlon "' WHWMnte for ... lion Plc:lc In lht Suptflor Court CNS\ 260302 ComPlflY •• callornla lmhld must be ac:comp... Y Genetll Plan and U'9 Local r--· f'!rli St Tustin CA 926&0-&Nil 6 1995 Hone Clrde ('"Oeder• Callomll OR llablll'f comPIOY 5471 Blach "" lull amount of 1he bid It Coe tal P Land UH The lnd..,.ndtnt ad minis-flle kepi by the court. H you 3311 . • • wll bl 11t1c1 on ~·· • I Uon") raconled Ml, z. o1 • County of · LR ..., ACCIDUfT ..., lltold 8utnl Part.' CA 90621 1i 1ota1a S200 or 1 .. 1 . 11 the Plan• 90 a~edfflgnate trallon authority wlll be we a person lnler•ted In Thie butlnHs Is con-t 45 PM In Otpt No 703 I~ 1MO • lntlnnent No. GE HEALnt nils bl/Pltn.
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IOlal bldt II mor• than the rM ......, from granted unltu an Inter· the fttate. you may file ducted by an Individual ltd II 3-41 Thi C11'f Or!Yt ~ OI Oftlclal .... lliE PETITION raques~ IN av.on.°" ntE by lml'"A ,........ __ _ $200 1Ubmlt 20 percent of .. "' p<o,........, .. 1ec1 penon ftlH an ob-with the court a IOfmll Re-orange. CA 92613·1571 Plc:lc bl IP90inl9d es Spe-TA~. I .. ., -·1 ...,..,,._., the ~ bid Of $200, R•l•I, Servlc:~. Com-i-ction to the petition and quest lor Special Nolle• of The registrant(•) com. tFYOU OBJECT 10 tilt grant. confa OI Orante County, Administrator 1111111 Gentrll =~ OECIEfl9ER Registrant has not yet begun
whichever II greater. On :::::" E:-~ ~ shoW good cauM why the the fillng of an Inventory :::* imJ! ~:'~ 111g of lht pedtion. you shoul4 ~ r ::..:,::; PoMl'S to IClmlnlsltt lht nllll :n. 19M ~::c' ~~ = ';
ac:oeptance of U'9 highest st1tut1o0al fec:illll••" use c:our1 Should noC grant the and app<alsal ol ••!II• •• BualnH• Name(•) Haled pear al !ht hurlnQ and 11111 a Map ...... In 9o«* 2'0 ol Ille cltcltdlnl w LHllt p 1 In • • 1•
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,, .. lltt In bid, the balance due, H Incl ; authority. Mtt Of of any petition Of boY • F b 5 1995 our objec!Jons or llle wrlntn --.. '4~" "', ;i THE PETITION requests c1 ..-, names """ • . at1y, will bt Deftffed u lol· Tht p<oposal aleo uc1... A HEAAl"IG on the peti. account H provided In a •on. • . ' Objtetlont wtlh lift court bllO<t ~ -we lhorlty to aclmlnlSflr lilt tttlll .eo --..... c-w SIGNEO: YU & T. limited Llab•·
lowe: WrTHIN '8 HOURS •i:.'!cs.,_,C::~:u!~t~ lion Witt be held on APRIL eectloo \250 of the Calilor· ~.::~nt was filed the hearing. Your appearan01 ~ln.:!:0::-°'°'.:: under tflt lndtptn4enl Admlol· Dr. st. ..... MO 83141 lly Company, By· Yau-Wal Form of P1ymen1: All P•Y· ~ church ftclllty lnclud· e, 1895, at 1:45 P.M. In nla Probate Code. A R• with the County Cieri( 01 may be In person or by your County b.c.pClng hf• 9tr•llon ot hllllt Act (This Tsang, Manager
men11 must be by c:11h, 1 a 375 Hat talic:tuary, 1 Dept. 103 localed at 341 quett tor Special Notice Orange County on Fabru-attomey. nom .. Unit.a •• .,_ utllOflty wlll lllow tilt PfflOnll Total admitted auet• • ThlS stlltmtnt was filed wltll ~I chapel a pllllh haU The City Drive South, Or· form la avallable from the ary i 1995 IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or on the f'tart reprtstnlalM 10 like many 937.292,474 1111 County Clerk of ORANGE
with retai.d rdtchan adml,,. ange, CA 92668· court clerk. ' · F838884 a contingtnt oredl10< ot Ille f'Metl. a· Non-acllons without oblall'llog court To ta I II• b 1 lltl.. • County on ttbruary 16. 1995 ' IF" YOU OBJECT TO the Attomer fM the Pell-d 4 I tilt r • , ... II 1111 lakln tll 778,848,902 NOTICE· This flc:Ollout N1me lltratlve office•. library end grll'4lng of the petlllon you Publlehad Newport BHc:h-ec:ease . you mus you uctuttve Msement1 Of ap.,.ov. . Oft . g Olf n Capltal 1tock1 • 2,600,000 Stalemtnt •xolm llve YllfS
clusroom1: a UM permit •hould appear at the ti;;. tlonen Cotta Me.. Dally Piiot Im Wllh the court end mall a ac:cea, lngreN, ..... ry lmporllnl actlom, lloWIYtr, Aoor•o•t•d wr1t ... 1n1 tor from Ille dall It was lilld In lht OBITUARY 888 to atloW the lrentler of de-Ing and elate yOUtt ob-HOUY HUTCHPNI. Mwch 8 15 22 29 1995 to the persOMI rtprtseni. UM,~ encroach-lilt personal 1tprmnt11M WU! other then apeclel 1urplua OlllOI of lilt Counl'f Clerk A ntw
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil velopment rlghtt to the ~ 0t file written ob-•aG., (C8818e288)1 ' ' ' ' w89o llvt aprco111 .. d ~ 111t court ment, INllntenance, r• bl requlte4 to give nob lo fund• t o AclllloCls Binlntss Name Sta ..
CERVANTES ::=. ~·tt':.°"' ~~ b.---~ v;:,::: ~: ~~o:::::~ ~: .. ~ PUBLIC NOTICE o!~1:S{1ss"':a101'~::,,': ~.!o:..c= ~:-=-r,,r~::;=:_:: ~~~~~:=~~~ontribut· :;:1,~st b1 ~:1sb1:'~ th~ Sh' I J C trly comer of 32nd SltMI 1>9 In aTL •03 IRV1NI! cA provided In StClon 9100 ol the In IN Dtdllatton. to die proposed acllon I Tht ed •1HJ>lu• t 109,600.000 llna o I men ' •Y •n• er· and Lafayette Avenue:· IN pearance mey l*IOl'I .. • • NOTICE Of' °"'USTI!ES CalUOfnla PrOball Codt The The totll ~ of tM dependent •dmlnlshllon Aaoreoated ap.clal eurplu• does nol ol llstn aulhorta Iha vantee, widow of th• app<oval of•"" perml1 to or~~ attorney. oA 12714 (7t4) 83W200 SAU! UHDEJlt DEED Of' llmt lor lllinQ dalms will no unpeld prtnclpal belance. ulhorll'f wlll be granled unles9 • o use In lhls stale ol • FlcttlloUS
late Walter I. Cer· u to allow a church tower IF contl~ CR= of Publl1hed Newport °"'UIT xptre bllort lour months llom lntwMt thefeon, togeCher lnllfes"d person rites Ill Uneulgned fund• l•urptv•I Buslntss NMllt In vlolallon of
v • n t • • · B •I 0 v • d and eight foot crost to ex· 0t • ... -~ a 111 8e1ch-Co11a Mesa Dally "'9: I0220 tht hearing cs." nobct lbove with rauonabfy eltlmaled obllclon 10 1111 peUlloo 1nd • 49,443.672 . lht rights ol anolhtr undtr mother of Carolyn cetd 35 leet In height; lhe the ~~':i,-~,:~ Pilot March 1, 2, e. 1'195. Loan: YOU MAY EXAMINE lht r11e coete. ..,_... Md ad-. OM good cause Why lht Geln tlou) from operetion• Federal. 51319. Ot common In
Cervant•• OavlH (S. approval of • Yarlanca lo t:' mall a copy to the .,_,. Wth879 110l11171ELDEN8MC kepi by lilt court II you ar1 a vancee • die tilM "' the rt , should not grill'll Ille t 19,804,2H (Sit s.cdon 14400 ti seq •
Gregory Oavlee), and allow the p<opoaed d• tonal rep<Hentatlve ap-OUMt: 701121a PlfSOO llltlftSltd In the tSta18 lnlUal publcMton of ttltl• lhOllty Net Income ~9,973i32~ 8utlness and Pl'oitulons th• I at• W •It• r velopment to exceed 5 pointed by IN c:oult within PUBLIC NOTICE A.fl>. Number 4»092·2' ou may hit Wllh 1111 court i Noace are At0,ao7 .a. A HEARING on the pedllon ~r!~•and t surp"::'~~ COde).
Mlc:hHI Cervantea. tlmet the tit• ar.a: the ap. lOUt months lrom the date YOU NIE IN DU'AUl.T '*' ormal Request tor Sl)edal CUrrentty elated Culller• bl htld on Marci! 23 1995 19~4 • 18 163.4e2 Ftstfllng Cherl•h•d "Mamak" p<oval of an ofl..it• Plfklng of 11m luuance of the let· BIC a714 DER A DEED Of' TIWIT, olict ol lilt l*nQ 01 an lnvtn· CMcke or Cefttfled t 1:45 PM In Dept No 703 1nwrenc• In' Foree: Nation-Ntwl)Oft Blach-Costa MIN
of Gregory Michael arrangement: and the ap. tere ., p<ovlded In MCtlon NOTICI Of DATED June 29, 18'1 UH-IOIY and appralsal of esta CMcke pa¥9Me to tM ltd al 3-41 Tht Cll'f Clflvt wide t 1 a4,893,04 \ Cff295642 Feb 22. Mar 1,8, \5,
Davie• and Amanda pn>val of • lot line eel-9100 of the Celll0tnia Pro-PrTITION TO LEIS YOU TAKa AC1'0H sets or ol any pebdon or TNlll• Of lllddw .,. tc:• ange, CA 92613-1571 Accident .. HHhh premj.. 1995 Anne Oavlee. tuatment '° u lo combine bate Code. The time for Ill-ADMINISTER TO ~OTECT YOUR unt as provided In StCt1on c ......... to TNltM pr~ lfYOU OBJECT to lht grant· um1 t·53,309,666
Mra. Carvantet wu • 5 •xlsllng parotla Into 1 Ing clalmt will not •Apire ESTATI! OP'1 f'tltOPEltTY, fT MAY IM! 1250 ot Ille Calltornll Probate vtdecl ~ ldefttlflutlon Ing of lilt pelldon, you shouk! lnaurlMlCa In Force: Callfor· PUBLIC NOTICE
long lime realdant of P~~~CE IS HEREBY FUR-before four month• from ROBERT BURTON :'4f~T ~ ~ odt A Rtquest tor S le~ lnfonMllon wt.lch al lilt htlnno and stilt to 8u1lneu P•a• Fiie Mo. ftlHl4 Newport Baac:h and a THEA GIVEN Iha! a Nega. Iha hNring dale nollc:ed ROMBllRQER ~TION Of' THE NA-ollcl form Is IYallablt from lilt the Trulhe deem• reflo. r objactlons or lilt Mitten Accident and health rtnU-flCTIT10Ua IOf!NflS
dlatlngulahed em, tlvt Declarallon hat been tbove. CASE NO. A17HH '""'' CW Tl1E uttdtrtl. allte but fof ~ Tn.te-objections with the court before ume • D•r•ct catfiom1a !CAME nATEMENT ploy•• of Hughe• Air· prepared by .. the City ol YOU MAY EXAMINE the Tod helre, beneflclariH, ..,_OCEEDtHO AONNST ...,_., ler ,... .. r: '" ' ,...._ no the l'lt•lng Your awearance 8o1ineu PecJ• • o Tht '*wino person(s)
crart Company for 36 Newport BNch In connec-file kept by thal c~ t~ Ctedltors. conUngent credl-YOU YOU SHOULD COM-ROIERT W. HANCOCK, fair. ,......ae1on or w.,. miy bt In person OI by your We hereby certify that the ls/af1 doing buslnass as. NO~-
yeare. She w .. dearly lion with~ the appllc:atlon = a ~ n .,., fl~ tori. and.,_,'°"' Who mey TACf A LAWYEA. RUSSfll, HMCOCl I JEF· renty tf1e llreet ect-ttorney ebov. Item• .,.. In ac:cor· RIS MARK.El. 601 East SI. loved and will be noted 1boY9. The Negallve :. ~f miy R otherwlM be lntereated In NotJce I• hereby given FRIEi ........ Of odlel If YOU ARE A CREDITOR or dance with the Annual Andrh'S Place. Slftll Ana, CA mlued by •II who Dec:larauon tt1111 that, the wllh t 1 Sw~al ~~ ~ the wlll or Htale. or both, th.t ileMnclal .~ 200 S Los Rolllts Avt Sii 53 CClftlMOft cleelgnaUon of a contingent cndltor ol· the Stetament for t.,. yHr 92707
kntwher. tubJtct development wlll qu .. Of ... -of: ROBERT BURTON ment Corpoftltlon "' Pisad1n1,CA91101 the.-OV.dMcrlbed~ deceastd, you must flit your ended0toember31, 1994 511am G Gammo 3410 s ServlcH and Inter-not retu" In a tlgniflcant the fillng al of :; Inventory ROMBERGER '1 A1Mftca a o.t.w1,. Cor· Newport Blach· Costa Mesa erty I•· H01 IMhorM #1. With the court and mall a m•d• to the lnaur•nce Mlln SI No 83 saniJ Ana CA
ment wlll be private. effect on the enVlronment :;! -!P'of ':iv ;J:!! 8: A PETITION has been poratton', a• truetee, Of CN298413 Mar 8,9,15, 1995 ColitlMeNCAt2121. ' opy to lht personal representa· CommlHloner oft.,. Sute 92707 · ' '
Pacific View Mortuary, n 11 lhe prHtnt Intention of account u provided In flERl•doERby DEVUANNLDEERR~~.: MICC:Htor trultM, Of 81.tb-PUBLIC NOTICE aeld property la being llYt appoln"d by the cou1t f' Calllomla. purauent to This IMlness Is conducted Olrectore 644-2700 lh• City to ac:cept the Neg· MC1lon 1250 of the eat-8 ..... etltuted truetM pur1u•nt eo1c9 fOf ~ .. ct within tour months from Ille aw. rt Pl 1 by an lndMdull
----·----•live O.C111at1on and •ut lf0tni• Probate Cod• AR• KATH~ ROMBl~R to the Deed of TNet H· FU. tit Faa511 pe~ the • ... dale ol llrst ISsuance of lentrs es :u;,r o Wood ng, u . Aeg1Stran1 has not yet begun
notpottlng 10 ~~~1!: .. rn. ... quett tor Special •Notice ~Tof cJ~a ~orly ecutect by Gary L l!lder, FICTITIOUllUllNEll and by Deed OI provldtd lnPrseclloft ~~~, OITlht J:mee E Sharman seer.-to 11ansacl business undtr lht """ ......... u-.. 11 .... form la available from the • an unmanled man ..._ E TEM"MT TN9t lndUdlna rua and calllornla Oball """'"· he t• ' llclllloils buslne$$ name or thar app<oval or denial by c:oult clefk. of ORANGE. cOfded on 01IOl/tlll u NAM ITA uu ...,.. ... "' tJM Trulll• trrne tor llltno claims Wll not rv n1mt1 llSlld lltreln ~t:!~~ o~ c'';fub==: Attorney for the PeU. ~E ~~TI~M~~~~ lnatrument Ho. 1Wt4tll0 tst.lfr:•d~~-:1~ :rs~~ Md fl/I..... xplre bllort lour m0111hS lfom 03/08, 03/07, 03/08, Sl~EO: SALAM G. GAMMO
.....--o..~ .... tlonen DEVULOER and KATHRYN In 9ootl -'..ie -of~ BOA M01iL 16230 H¥t catWomla Reconveyance Ille htarlng datl nollcld above 03/09 03/10 This s~lement was flltd w1tt1 aget mem .... 1 o v .. gen-dal recorch tn the omce • C:O.:· u u6d TruetM, YOU MAY EXAMINE lilt Ille • lht county Cieri! ol 0r-erat public 10 review Md wtLUAM V. SCHMIDT t ROMBERGER HALSTEAD of the County ~ °' Blyd • Fountain V*r, CA 92708 mty fl K .. llng • Vice ept by !ht COUft 11 you •• 1 PUBLIC NOTICE counly on ~-9 1995 -·,,. HARBOR LAWN-comment on thla ~ HQ. CCHI OHOHt be appolneed u personal Orlfl99 County Ceelfomta, Mallllew M Jadall, 1623 ,,......_ Ml1 Cortltn on lnllrt$lld In the nllll OT T u~
MOUNT OLIVE talion. Coplu of the Hep-5030 CAMPU• DR.. ~llvet °'to/:":"'• Ind purauant to the ~ Harbor Blvd . Fountain Vlfltlly. A"!.i,~ Calltomle OU may ,.. wlfl lht court i FIM ANO CAIUAlTY s~~· :m nve' =
IJve Declarallon and aup-NIWPORT 8UCM, CA w attale ece-ttce fA Dtfrttt Md !lee-92708 9'-, (111) "'"'2111, ormal AtqutSt kif SC*1a1 &~PU Of THE AMHUAl lrom Ille dall n WIS llecl In h Cemetery Sales por1~ documante are 9 2 e e 0·217 8 ( 1 14) ~ PETITION a tJon lo let thefeundtf This t>uslness II conduelil4 Dated fleDn&liy 2A, 111f NollOI ol Ill lllnlJ ol an lnvtn· nATEMElfT OlllOI ol h County Cleft A new
aval for public review 8114280 the decedent'• ~~u:c, recontecl 11121'19M In by In ln4lvldual AIAr111121 lory Ind aoprlial ol tstai. YfAIUlfOfO OfC(Ml(R 11, ncwous Bumm NllTll Staa-
·-"" <>-~"' 3300 ~ M ... Oalty '° ....-....,, Th. wlll and ment NO. of trar:tlld businlu uncltr !ht DllBLIC NOTICE nt as prOY!dld In Mdlon Fu• Cotporall Name UNICARE llmt Tht ol Ills staa.mtnl
Leads Furn ished ~in==-.• the~~ Publlah•d Newport codlcllt. II llr'f, be admitted aooti-, , ... ...:.=~lllN-TM reglltrantcommtn014 I M. """ al22 is or ot SJY Pltnlo!I or 1"4 men1 mui~llld bllore 11a1
2 NewportBoul.._.d Newport Plot~ 1 • 14 1996 eny'"c:Odiei• .,.. tvallable Mid Oftklal llttc:-:. .. QctitlOUS buslMsl name r 1250 ol tilt callOtnla Probalt INSURANCE COMPAHY does not ol tu111orlll ll'lt ~ch. c:-'romi. 82659-• • • Tw-<>21 tor uamlna1Son In Iha Ille ::.. on ,,:.zw1.:'.nc. a: =D~=wo:. Nf~u NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S c~ A Rtqut$I tor SPICW ~':' ~flc:ICA 9~~~ 0ul)Ofll use In this Sia .. ol a Flctlllous .. llililiillilliiliii•l9! 1168 (114) 144-3225, Doi by the court. the County CourthouM, This sllttmenl .. filed wl'1 SALE Nolicl lonn Is IYabbll llom · tot11 ldm1t11o assets Bustntss Namt In vlolallofl ol PACIPIC V11W Notice It ~· fUrthar PUIUC NOTICE THE PETTT10N reque1t1 100 CMc etnta1 ortw lht county ewt ol OAAHGE Trutt.. Sale No. rt dlflc s273 555 995 lilt rights ot enOlhtf undtr
WlllONAL PAM given that said heir· • authority to edmlnlattr the Wnt lanta AN. CA .. County on March 1 1995 S1D20258·141 Alleraft .. ,,..... ToUillabllltln 1ss'979'405 Fecltfll. Stall. Of common law c.m.c.y • Mortuary Ing wlll be on the 6U\ ate 371 t Mtai. under lhe lndepen. 1•00; M 11 9M*'c Mldlon NCJTICE·Tllll RCttllous Nllllt TtUe Order No. 4233314 LAW OfFICU Of JUl~R AQgregalt wrl•lns l0r s~ t' Sdon l 4400 ti seq ,
CtltC* • Crematory ~ °!, ~ 18: : :: P~~f:N 0;0 = ~~!'°" ..f~ bi the. ~ llNdar for Statament IX$)irn IHI years R=N: '!t..m~1 11601 fthh BNd. ~ 113 suiplut IUnds o co:"'~ and Proflnlons 3500 Pacific View om. Counc11 ctwrl.. of Ute MM!NPITIA wlll alloW the peraonal rep-a.::-.::: tM "': lrom lllt dlll It W llllcl In lht YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Lo1An1Hln. CA90025·11' Clpl1alstocb 2,600,000 First
Newport e.ctl Newport BNCtl City Hall reMntatlvet to take many of _,., OtllOI of lilt County Clllk A UNDER A DEED Of Nt'ill>O<l lllac:h-Cosll Men Aaorega'9 wrltl·lns for other IUMO flCAOW COMPAfY
.... .,. 3300 Newport BoUlevard: ••TAT•0 '• actlone wttholA COUl1 •Po~"'::' .:r:l'er.': f1CtilloutlMNssN11neSta•TRUST DATED H11311t. ~298409M•7.1995.Matl, bnspedalsorpluslundt0501P1rtC.n#rOrM ·~~!!'!!!!!~ N~ Beach, Callfomla, WM II. YITTON proval. Before taking cer· ~w to encl Mii# held ltllnt must bl fled bllO!t 1111 UNLESS YOU TAKE AC· 1994. M• 14. 1995 Surplus nollt 0 SMIU AM, CA 92705 r -•••••• at Whlc:h time and OllC. ... MARI• taln VW'f Important ICllonl, .... It :c'., Mid Deecf "' time The tlllnQ ol lhls t\allmt11 TION TO PROTECT YOUR PUBLIC NOTICI! Gross pald·ln end contrlbvltd Ntwpott Beach·COSll Mesa n--any and all peraont lnttr• va1tA VITTON however, 1he perlonal rep-., .,_ don not ol 1&111 1u111or121 lllt PROPERTY ·IT MAY BE surplus 26 850,000 CN29S63Z 78174 RC F b 15 22 llU. UUIWAY Hied mey appear and be CAal NO. A17HS3 rtHnlatlv•• wlll b• r• l.:!. ~ :91c1= and uta In thll 11111 ol a FlcUUous SOLD AT A1PUBUC SALE. NOTICI Ofl r-.UITD'I Unassigned hinds (surplUs} Mar1 8 •1995• · ·
Mort ary * Chapel heard thereon. If you chat· To all helrt. t>en.llclar1e1, quired IO glVe notice to In-ICat hef9INft ._ 8uslnm Hamt In Violation Of IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· SAU UNDEt OHO cw 58,227 ,590 ' · ~ Ion 1qe thle proJect In court, etedltor9, con1lngant credl-lertated pereon• unlH• actt:.C.· Aa more~._ rlQllll ol anothtr under NATION OF THE NATUAE °"'UIT Surplus 11 reg•ds l>Ok'Yholder PUIUC llOTICI remat you may be limited to raa.. '°"·and l*ION Who mey they ·havt waived notlc• or rlbed. Mid DMd OI a(. Sta'9, or common laW Of THE PROCEEDINGS T ~ No 1on22 87.(77,590 110 Bro.dway Ing only lhOM la1u.. you oCherwiM be lnleruled In ~fl""ted to t.he PfOpoted rNlll. °" SH Stc11on U-400 tt .. q . AGAINST YOU, YOU :..;.ft Ho: 1111271 Income lor tllt yell ........
Coat• M... Of eomeone elN felted .. the WIA or Mtat•, or both, ec;uon.) The Independent TM property.......... 'lntss and PrOltSSlonl SHOULD CONTACT A A.ft Number• 1•1n.oe 117,9-45,884 •u••• .....
...... IU.ntl1lllllill••'1the publlc hearing d• of': VEAA M. VITTON elc.a edminlltratlon authority will oettw «MMton ......... 1). LAWYER. vOu Mf If °"AULT OllbUrsem.-ll IOf lhtytaf ... ll•IM • acrtbed In thlt notice or In MARIE VERA VITTON be granted unle" an In-UOn, If 1ny, fA the ,... lrttfihng On 0"12.IH eC 1:00 P.M., UNOeR A ORD Of' 125,157,212 The talowlr'I--. ..
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PfOl*tY dncflbed .-ove NIT CRY f&cROW Equlblbtt Oted Company, TIWIT DATID teptMtber Wt hettbY ctr11fy thal ll'lt abow dolna ~ ae:
itedlaridt ortw eom Suitll 3 by inerger to Continent.at TW AC1i:iH TO ~ Annual Sllttment '°' h YtM TfONAL litOlf'INDINT
le jutpOctad to N : 21111 '221 Wl$hh Blvd ... euc:ceteor In ll'MNet tt 1Mt UNLI. •U YOU 111mt l'e ln ICCOf4ance wllh the Ill 9l0M9,, b) INTWtAo
MtM,CAl20Z7. LOIA/toflU."4900t Ad·'!"3:.~"'I" tM TICT YOUR "'°""TY, tndtd Oectmblr 31, 1994, c-.l!ATIVI MAltKITINQ The ............ TNltM Ntwport e..di·Cotll Mm .. .., • "'""un-IT MAY • 10LD AT A madl to llt lfttuftnca COfn.. HfMCD, 1311 ....... _....\ chchlnw...., ~for Cfm117260111LP8Mar ctw "° punuant lo o.ed f'UaJC MU. • YOU mlalonef,punuanllOlaw N&wportleecf\QA~
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ANEW ;t erCCMMM!ftclMllrtlelan,lf of Ofrklal .. ~,.,:_ !19.,; PftOCBDINO AGAINST Men ................ 8-oft,CA any ....... ...... " .............. "' YOU YOU IMCMA.D COM-Newport 8-:11-CO.ll Utu Thll buttneu la con... T'M tDUt ~ OI the Fii ... w17 offtc:e of the "econler of TACT A LAWYIA. CH2910l0 31191 .._ __., bY-"'~aw =llft'=-ci:,:: F'=::ArJ:~a =:;~·~ .... ~~'*:?.:'!; u.u.10,191& :.:.9-di=m::':~:;:
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pUIUO IOTICll P.UIUC NOTICll PUii.iC llO'nCU PUIUC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICll PUBLIC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICll PUBLIC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICl!I ~ NOTICI l::o:. ':!,.!;. cowt .,._ the HHt• dHcrlbed cWn18 thllll ti. Marci\ 23, PUIUC NOTICI Febnllll'y. 11195 PUIUC NOTICI 1nger OstMu o·en.n above on: 0et. 13, 1994 -8IC 17'1• l*'lnee may'"'-Inv~ ~:,.._ --.... _ ........... 11111 wNch le the buelt'88I W•IWI• L Raffle, Tiilt llalemenl WU ~ Oebofah L Devit Bus.Inell Nam•(•) hted llOTICI Olf ~ . etfc.,. --· ,,.. ·-·-• .., .....,.._ *t befof9 the Nie daSe '1tlS AND CAIUAL TY City Cferk lflotltleua with the County Clerk ol Thlt statement wat llled aboYI on: n/a -1T._ TO Of, Yol.lr Of'MV. addlllll• ol lhe .... 8r9: epilclftect above. IYNOPSll OP TM• Prospective blddllta mav ....._.. Name Otano• County on FebN· wltl'I &1'18 County Clettl Of SamtnUlf S. StepMn8 r•• ._ OU ARE A. CR£DfTOA ERICK CARLSON AND Dllted1 11/17184 ANNUAL ITATIUNT obtain one .. t or con~~ 1 .. t.....,t 91'117, 1995. Otano& County on Januaty Thlt ata1.ment wet ~
ADllUlllTU :. a COf\tlneelll credleot ol TRUDY ~t..SON. 3172 WON JONG Ll!ll WaSTalN QROwaRI d0Cument1 for '25.00 et • The followlng pe110nt are Fa374Tt 27, 1095 w!th l"8 County Cl«k 01 ~~~=OR yowc:t=·~.,:-~ ~ .:~ IC, Ir· Publlahed Newport INIUUNC• COMPANY the offie9 of 11'18 Publlo doloQ butlneu u: Put>IJlhed Newport Beach-Fl312IO Ot~ 1~ty on F•bN-
_.._ : ... _ Ind mall a copy to the I*• The location In Clllfomla Beach.Cotta M... Dally IRVINE CALIFORNIA Wotkt Department 3300 FLIGHT ATTENDANT JOB Costa Meta Dally Piiot Publlthed Newport Buch-llY • ' n 3at1'
--..... tonal repreaentlltlv of the cNef llCecutlY8 tftc8 Pilot March a 11195. _.:__ INDED N rt Bou'-· d• P t SEARCH, 32546-B Golden March e 1.5 22 29, 1995. Costa Mna Dally Piiot PRAllKLIN TAYLOR l>Olnted bY the COUit 8 aP. ,J the .. -..•-· ........ o ' W887 •.-n IWPO ...,.., • os Lantern. 124", Dana Point. ' ' ' W889 February 22 March 1 8 Published Ntwpol1 B•ach-> CM• NO A17U44 tou month wllhln "" -,. -·-DECIMaD 311 1"4 Olflc.e, Box 1781, Newport CA 92629 15 1995 ' ' ' Costa MtH Dally Pilot
To ea htln: beneftclarlet, :'fl,.. ~0:';8d: J\9.,1~ ~i!: PUBLIC NOTICE . Total Admlttta Atsett BHc:h, California 92658-Arlene M. Brown, 2389'4 PUBLIC NOTICE ' · w874 March 8, 15, 22. 29, 1995.
crtdd«I, conanoent er.di-tert u P<OYlded In MCtlon eddr'8t" UHd t... ..__ $38,098,521 8915 Staclllf Dr .. Dana Point, CA we• ior•. and perlC!na Who may 9100 ol ll'le California Pro-Miier wttlin UVM yffit be-NOTIC• T o 1*1 L 11 b 11 1'1•1 For further lntormaUon 92629 cn•12'2711 PUBLIC NOTICE othelWI .. be lnt•nted Iii bate Code: The time tor f11-'°'' the det• auc:h Ult wu INVITING alDI 1~"54•273 k call Jen Staneart at S4i Charlet E•t•rley, 23894 Flctlllou• PUBLIC NOTICE the .wllli.Of tt&ate, or both, Ing Clall1}1 will not explle Mnt· or clell.....-.d .to 11'18 Notlct II '*9bY glVen pltal Stoc $1,000,000 3011 Sfactltf Dr., Dana Point, CA 8 u1lnHe Name FlcUtloua pf:_~Y F. TAYLOR Alce before. four montha from 118: none that the Board of 1ru1tMI Groat Pald·ln ,and Con-. N ' 924529 Statem.nt • Bua1 ..... Name NOTICE OF 1.;'RRTF~KUNlA.YLOR the hearing date notJced The namea and bualnMa of the Cout Community trlbutedSurplut~,883,797 Published ewport Thi,. busln111 Is con· Tttefollbwlngperson1.ar1 a .. t•m•nt APPLICATION TO
A PETITION hu been •bovt . addr ..... of the buYer are: College Dittrlct of Orange Unaasl~ed Funds (SUf· BIBch.Costa Men Dally ducted byi •n Individual doing busln~s• as: . The tollowtng ptfsons are SELL ~LCOHOLIC
flied I>)' LORI J. TAYLOR YOU MAY EXAMINE the WON JONG L£1! AND County, Calllomla, wiH r• plus) 11• 60•458 Piiot M11tch 8• 13• 1995· The rtglslrtnt(s) co~ DRIVE SERVICE COM· doing business as: BEVERAGES Supefl« Court of Cllllor· fffe kept b~ court. I~ J• •NG SOO LEE. 3972 Bar· celV• ,Haled bid• up to but hSuol rphJs 81 regards Polley· Wm891 menced to transact bust· PANY 3303 Harbor Boule-VNG ENTERPRISES 2107 Februarr 24 1885
nl C ~f l'\nauoE 118 a ""' 1 1 ,.. ............ ., .... ~ 11.00 "'M ders $5,644,255 ness under the Flctlllous d • S 1 E N Pt •--.. ""'' CA L a, o . "'""'' • ,..r n er11t In rence Parlcway IC, lrvlne, "'" ,., ...... , • " • Income (Recefptt) for the PUBLIC NOTICE Busln.Ss Name(s) listed var ' u It ·7, Cot~ iyon act, ,.,,..,,..,m, To Whom II May Coo-THE P ION r9<1Uetlt the Hiatt, you may Irle CA. 92114' WednHday, March 23, Year 515,034,358 above on· 2.1•95 Mesa, CA 92626 928~638 ~rn: TOMO ZUSHI INC,,
that LORI J, TAYLOR be with the court• formal R• The uaett to be toklat• 199jj, at the Purchasing Dlaburtementa for the cna1250431 A 1 M. B Mark S. Cooper, 17941 Vladimir N. Grl$hkolf, 2107 is (are) applying to the o ..
1ppolntect u pertonal rep. QUiit '°' Speclat Notice of dncribect In generll u : Department ot the District Year 512 269 611 Flctltlou• Thlene t i rowtn m-" Baron Circle, 12. Hunting· Nyon Pl., Anaheim. CA partment of Alcoholic: Bev· reNntatlve lo admlnlater the filing of an lnven\Ofy A.LL FURNITURE FIX· locll8d at 1370 Adams Av· w .' • s 1 a emen wu 1""' ton Beach CA 92647 921J03.4636 era11e Control to sell atc:o-thl Htate of the decedent. and appraltal of estate ..,. TURES. EQUIPMENT, MA-enue, Bldg. D, Coste Meaa, 8 hereby c•rtlfy that the BuelnHe Name with the County Clerk of This builness Is con-This butlness la con-hohc beverages at 4(11
THE PETITION r.Quetls sett or of any ~tltlon °' CHINERY, LEASEHOLD IM· CallfOfnla, at which time =-~e~~h 'fi:. ~n~ Th '"''~ement Or~~J~unty on FebrlJ. ducted bv.: an Individual ducted by: an Individual Newport Center Or., 1109.
authOrhy to administer the account 11 provided In PROVEMENTS. STOCK IM bid• will bt publicly Sta.tement for the year ol • 1 ng ~~ are ary • ,035• 8·.. The registrant(•) com-The reglstrant(s) com-Ntw1>0rt Beach, CA 92~ estate under the lnclt~n-tection 1250 of the Calif()(· TRADE, GOODWIU AND ~and read tor. PUA· nd d 0 b 1994 d ng busnea u. . v1 mence'd'tlo transaot bust· menced to transact busl· with a "41" On·Sale Beet' & dent Admlnl11tallon or &: nla Probate Code. A. R• BUSINESS NA.ME and are CHASE OF PRINTrNG ~.J, 1~cet~e er1~:urance PROLElfE,i27901N Dove Publlshed Newport Beach, ness under the Fictitious neu under the Fictitious Wlnfl (Pub. Eat. Pl) Jt.
tat•• Act. (Thia authoflty queat for Sp!lcial NoUce located at:. 3972 Barranca PAPER; COAST ,COM· Commissioner pursuant to ~tree~ C~~t3· O, .ewport Cos1a Mesa Dally Piiot Business Name(s) llsled Buslne~s Name(s) listed cense(s). • win allow IM pettonal rep-for"' Is .-vallable from the Patkway IC, Irvine, CA MUNITY COLLEGE DIS-law • , eac ·~ .. .-..... U March 1, a, 15, 22. 1995. above Qn: nJa • · above on: Feb. 1; 1995 Pu,bllshed Newpo(t, resentallve to take many court cJerk. • 92714 • TRICT • • . -·~ AAW. vyrpora on, · ·· · w877 Mark S. eooper ' V.N. Grishkolf. Beach-Costa Mesa • eally .aCtlona Without court ap. · 'Attomey for the Petl-The buslnest name UHd All bids are to be In ac-Po~*~ -4•4'~8• · Cali ornla corporation, .Th.I• statement wH filed Thi• statement was flied PllOt March 1, 8, 15, 1995. proval. Before taking ·cer· tloners by the 1811« et that loe• cotdance with U'i• Bid Doc· Dr .. slet..,,...reatdent 901 Dov• Street, Suite 270, PUBLIC NOTICE With the County Clerk ol with the County Clerk of . • W886
.lain very Important actlona, BETTY L. KOONtZ lion It: ORANQE COAST ""*''' wblctl ate now bn MloheJI• Marie John· Newport Beach, CA 92660 Orange County on Febru· Orange County on Febru· PU LIC NOTICE .. Awever 11'1• penonal ren.. 1 BEAUTY SUPPLY • fife iand may be secured In aon, Secretarv Thi• buslneaa Is con-Flctltloua ary 23, 1995 ary 1, 1995 B
;;sentauV. will be required ESQ., ATTORNEY AT The enUctpated date of the office o the Director of Published ... Newport ducted by: a COfporatlon Bualneaa Name F038001 F03.5778 1---------
to give notice lo lntertsted LAW, 1 CMC PLAZA, the bulk aal• Is March 24, Purchasing of the District Beach·Costa Mesa Dally ~~~ce~e~~t~~!:~ ~~~ Statement Published Newport Beach-Published Newport 'Beach· AP:~~~;.~<>°: TO =:;•,:~·~r ~~e'::: =~~·c:~oCAN~:8°0':,~ ~:'! ~~.=. o~~1of~ h~obl~1:,•~ ;.~dw~\h::;~ Piiot March 7, 8, 9, 10. 11, ness under the . AcUllou~ d~~ fg~~l~~n.I! ~:~ons are Costa Mesa. Dally Pilot Costa Mesa Dally Piiot SEU ALCOHOLIC
to th• proposed action.) (714) 721-8730 Center Or., 1120, El Toro, ftve (45) dayt alter th• dale 1995· Business Name(s) listed F KEEPERS' ANTIQUES March 8• 15· 22• 29• 1995· February 22• March 1• 8• BEVERAGES 1·30.85
Th• Independent admlnls-Publlthed Newport CA 92630. Ht for the opening thereof. T022 above on: January 31, 503 31tt St., Newport W893 15· 1111>5· To Whom It May Con-
tratlon authority will be Beach.Cotta Meu Dally Thi• bulk Hie IS aubject The Board of Trustees re-PUBLIC NOTICE 1995 Beach CA 92663 PUBLIC NOTfCE W875 cern: PACE, Janelle o. la granted unless an Inter· Pilot Mar· .. 1 2 8 1995 to Callfomla Unllonn Com-HrV81 the prlvllege of re-AAW Capital Corporation; Inger 'osteraa O'Brien, 36 PUBLIC NOTICE (are) applying to Iha De-
l ... ,,.,.on files an o.. "'' • ' • mtrc.lal Code Section leclloo any and all bids or Aaron Rlos, President Ocean Vlstn Newpo'rt Fl I I partment ol Alcoholic: B~ ~n "to.the peUUon ~ WTh878 6106.2. lo waive any lrregularltles NOTICE This statement was filed Beach CA 92600 ct t oua erage Control to sell al;;
show good cause why the PUBLIC NOTIC.E . If '° subject the name or lnformalltles In any bid INVITING BIDS with the County Cl8fk of Ann 'Mudgett, 4S07 Or· Bu1lneH Nam• Fictitious hollc: beverages at 290t W. court should not grant the and addreu ot the peraon or In the bidding. Sealed Bids may be re-Orange Coun!Y on Febro-rlngton Rd., Corona def Statement BualnHa Name Coast Hwy., Ste 180, New·
authority. cnet253341 with whOm clalma may be Signed: /8/ BARBARA celved at the office of the ary 17, 1995 Mar CA 92625 The following persons are Stat~ment port .Beech CA 92663 with
A HEARING on the pell· NOTICE TO flied It Etcrow Forum, EDDINGS Actlne Di. City Clerk, 3300 New~rt f837454 Thl1s business Is con· dolr;[ business as: The following persons are a "20" Off-Sale Bee1 &
uon win b• held on MARCH CREDITORS OF• 23161 Lake Center Dt., rector of1 PurchHlng ~~~ev:d, P~s~ Offl~e ca1t Published Newport Beach· ducted by co-partners Je'i5 iRETNE'l CLEAN§R· di>°~~~~~~~~ss :~~ET EN· Wine llcense(s). 30, 1995, at 1:45 P.M. In BULK SAL• 1120, El TOfo, CA 92630 Coaet Communltv co•' 1 1• 92e6W,f.,08915eac • Costa Mesa Dally Piiot The reglstrant(s) com-01 CaAm9n2o 1mero, an TERPRISES 22 7 w H Published Newport o t. 700 localed I 341 ,.. and th last d t t mi •• r orn 8 "" M h 1 a 15 22 1995 mencei:f to transact busl· ego, 11 · 1 · em· Beach·Costa Mesa Dally T~~ City Drive So~, Or· (SECS. 0104, • 8 e or ng le9e District GROUNDWATER DEVEL· arc • • • • w8a:J ness under the Fictitious De~rah Lynn Davis, 6975 lock Way, Santa Ana, CA Pilot February 22, March 1,
CA 92668 0105 UC C) Open: March 23, OPMENT PROJECT, 36-Butlness Name(s) listed Cam1np Amero, San Diego, 92704 8 1995 8J1'vou OBJECT TO the Escro~No: Overstocked with 1885· 11:0qAM · INCH WATER TRANSMIS· aboveon·2.2•1995 CAa2111 Sammu.et s. Stephens. • · w876
granUnnofthepttltlon,you 1·15"'32·pm stuff? ' BldNo.:1079 SIONMAIN·REACHN0.1 SELL AnneMudgett This business Is con· 2217 W. Hemlock Way, hin ngo avnga ... • A 11 t Contract No. C-3004.J ducted by: an Individual Santa Ana, CA 92704 shOUld appear at the hear· No.tree 11 h91'eby given to ca 0 Published Newport Engineer's Estimate , Sell your home The reglstrant(s) com· This business is con· garage sale?
Ing and ttate your ob-creditors of the within Classified B~ac:h.Costa Mesa Dally $1,850,500 · your home through classlfied. menc:ed to transact busi· ducted by an Individual Give us 8 calll
JecUont °' file written ob-named teller that a bulk Wiii hel~ Pilot March 8, 15, 1995. Approved by tha City through classified 842·5878 ness under the Fictitious The reglstrant(s) com· c~:.~::4:D
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-Cln, quiet, w/d hk-up, Drive-by patio. Very Nlcel 1yr Bal fe cute aml 3Br ••••••••• •NP CrHt·2 rm eult•• _ FOR SALE EASTBLUFF Beaut grdnr, fp, xtras. s1250. Beach Area 1775 westmlnlster tse. $925 (2446 Elden prkng s1150 Incl um. w/prlv ba In 11g 3bd,
1ou&1. ltOl/SlllO ••••••••• view, lg 2500 sq ft hm 650-2809 or 642·9722 $750/mo 642·5488 A2-0pen) 842-5488 1804 Clay 2Br, ldry, ---------2'h Ba Pool, Jae, ten-0~~0111ruNin on ·~ acre w/pool. B v I U f "A GREAT PLACE fp, gar $935. 673-3039 ROOMS 2706 nls, firpt, gar, W/D, Owntft' wlll finance. E'slde 3Bd·1 a c;ottage, 1tlf 'I n urn 1 BR Mobile home. Al1 111ltst11eHftf1isiltlntllis GENERAL 1002 $6251<. 2927 Carob. n ew cpl/paint, w/d 3 & 4BR·2 Baths From $490. Quiet & TO COME HOME TO" •Beach •hMl·Nr Hoag• S625 +~ils, 642·9050
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1111 fair HMsl•t Act •11161 as iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $895 No pet 722~294 Villa Rentals Blvd. 84e-8373 • 1 BR & 2BR. No pets. encl gar, gas pd $925. Mesa. rea1 unit 1 for steps to beach & bay.
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to lftlltlH "Illy prtlrrence. unit at One Water-MOBIL! hkup, 1·car gar, grdnr. 675•4912 2BR·1BA • 1BR·1BA1 _________ Remod atudlo steps to mo. Open; go see room avail. 646-4143
llmllalltn er dlmlmlaallon ~~~~ ~:,n~e::-~taclttyo HOMES l lOO 381 16th Pl. $1175/mo Property Mgmt Lndry, pool, quiet, nr NEWPORT E. bay/bches. Kit, frig, anY11me. 548-6179 Npt Beach on the hsed tll llA. Ctllf. 11Uglon, 622-8535; 650-8013 ev all transportation $550 2669 stove. Quiet. $595. No---------water. Clean 2Br 1Ba,
1t1,UldlcaJ.llrnillalsUh110t property or aell. Call EASTSIDE 2Br 1'hBa IMMAC 5Br 3Ba Hrbr &S650Nopels648-0392 BEACH pet.673·8726645-3916 VACATION parking. $525 ulllltles --.......i.. waalllltlllielllO Chris at 714-6.t0-1224 BSTATI! SALB liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Included. 6S0-1918 .. _. 1 or FAX 808-732·9496 1-car garage, carpets View Hm, 3-car gar. E'elde Nice 2Br 1Ba 1BR $825 Studio Unit Sanitized, RENTALS 2722
1MU..,..uprete1111Ce,llm . So. Coaat Metro lam-& drapee. No pets. Avail. $2695/mo. Nr unfum. S650+sec fee. 2:R 2BA $72:/Up prlv, studio, 1 hse frm iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii' .. •••••••• taUN •Clwimlllllloft.'' lly park. $7000/obo. 760-8364 school. 909-682·5637 Inquire 165 Rochester Bch. N/P, avl now, 1• Tiiis 11rn•1•tr will not CO"DONA Sold u la. 557·7368 ---------... --------St A t A 645-5418' Refrlg & dishwasher $600 · 1 fl 548-2369 Big Bear 3Bd 2Ba fir r r ri "' Riviera Townhome Oceanfront·Yrty 4 +2 ·• P • • Incl. 60x30 pool. No inc u 1 s. ' • COMMERCIAL
k ..... 1trecctitt111YldW is•· iiDiiEiiLiiiMARiiiiiiiiiiii1ii0ii2~2 ••••••••• E'slde 3Bd·2.5Ba. fam 1-car gar super cln, EASTSIDE 2Bd·1'hBa pets. No fees. No Why play H.lde 'N ~·;· ~:b!:ke~~.11~!!i R~llT ESTATE 1111111•11ll 11tate wlllcls ls Ill & llv w/fp, big yd, $2350 per mo. 402 e. • New palnVcpt ga· tease. 545·4855 Seek with childcare? family home. (7l4) , .. •,l;ft&.•••••••
wletaU .. oltll111W.01Ulllrt11td~ CAMEO HIGHLANDS HOUSES/ pool, tennis. Avt 3/15 Oceanfront NB agent rage$825/mo.1S651r· Buylt.Selllt.Andlt. Call Claealfled 645·6512or645-8928.••
111 fllrlQ ""°""" cuatom pool home. +. $1325 433·9528 Jlm Jacobs 675-3777 vine Ave. 720·9422 Cla-lfled. todayl 642·5678.
•wtlMll1• Hftt1iad 111 11111 Remodeled 4Br 3Ba. CONDOS ON LIDO PENINSULA
........, .. enllut• en an $25,000 dwn. Aasum• FOR RENT NEWPORT 1 & 2BR moblle homes _. ,,,, MltyNllL Tecetn· 1at TD at $4571/mo. 2169 From $850
..... otlcl1•1H11111.ClllHUD No agents. 675-65001••••••••• BEACH . 710 Lido p.,k Dr.
M ·llw It 1 ·111·42 ... 90. f9I bue. 644-2827 rea. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 714-8 7 3·8030 * \"1UI 11•. DC .. 1 Jllut •---------ull HUO IJIUl·JSOG. -------BALBOA. -------.-,~~A lOSO PENINSUIA 2107
Chances are
you wlll find iilrtJiiii3iilldiiiiPiianiioiiramiiiilciiviiu Balboa "ewport
what you need Lelaur• World. Quick Rltv 723-4494 at the price acceH to F'ways, bch O~P'RONTS
you want to pay & lhopa. S480k 472-8292 3BR $2000 4BR $2400
when yo1,.1 read SELL Studio Apt $575-$700 ClaHlfl•d Pnlhae vw Apt $2000
· dally your home
AT THE BEACH
Annual Rentals -----ura• se1ect1on APARTMENTS
2/2 Balboa ...... $1200 FOR RENT 2/2 Lg condo •. $1 500
2/2 Bay Vu ...... 12150 •••••••• 4Bd ocnfront ... $3000
Calt For Summe,•t
Thi~ BALBOA ......... . ... ..,.. ., ....... .,.........,._ IS&.ARu 2606
M2.ae1a __ th_ro...;ug;...h_c_lls_s_lfl_ed_ COIONA _ __.......,._ ........... ....__ Dlt MU r + w pvt patoa. COZV aTUDIO 2122 View of .Bal lal. Fum. Kitchen, w/d, parking
Tenn/gym/pool. 6mo-& utll Incl. Ytly lse
1yr. $1450. 875-91578 $&75/mo. 557·9202
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•M1 .. Hou .. w/~ on lrO canyon ••ACK BAY 1 BR, tot., Quiet nelghbOr-etove, retrlg, gar. aml -.-11T-•o_A_....._ __ _
hood of CoroN High-yrd. Oulwir pd. $585/ an&..U
i.ncse. t<.ey to pttv bch mo. No pet. 154woeo PININSUIA 26071 -------·-acoeH, t1700/mo ••llACH DUPLiX•
111-6993 780-1944 , eAVAJL NOWlle ··-STUDIO •eso iad.28• upattt, -• tmmec newer bldg, 1•r, utll lnol Behind rooftop deck 2 car tlbrary. 1CMS e. Bay.
gar, 11100 m0 yrty 723-0U3 or 3to--..oe1e
2Bd·2Ba dwnatra. 104 18th it 11& 1Bd·
ftallo, new cpt/palnt, 2 1 Ba facing ttrHt w/ car gar a1150. eoean vJew a oar•
Clndy/Agt 873-377"1 portl $750 AY4 4/1. Cann!!f V\llage Alty Call Qaty 1ao--..a
---...,--~""'!'-------'!"!"'-"lllaawtro1u 2Bd·2B• condo. 2 car petklng,
pool, <tock svt. No ,,.,. •1500 9n.tl40
Run your ad in
the Newport Beach
Costa Mesa Daily
Pilot ond the
Huntington Beach
Fountain Voll.IY
~tfo
(NW 100,000
home.. Fax us this
fonn ~th 'f04.W credit
Cxird # or mail it in
Wilt a cha~ M..,a_..f ...
----.RENTALS TO BUSINESS OFFICE ~
SHARE 2724 FOR RENT 2769
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$450 Utils Paid
Maeter Bedroom to
ahare 5 Bd 3Ba, N/P,
N Smk, 708 Avacado,
COM. Sherrie 875-8634
llAL80A ISLAND
Share 2Br 1 Ba apt,
$450/mo + V-iutllltles.
Pete. 675-5130
NB/Bluff•. Share
beaut condo on 9rn·
bit. Pool. Avall 3/10.
$400 + dtp. 644-0263
Sell your unwanted
Item• the •aty wayl
To place your
claulned ad call
842.fS878.
Adjacent OC Airport
Wiii trade space and
compuler In our office
for tel ans & nom'I
1ec1y help. Ideal to
1tert own secty serv
or similar buslne•,
Call Laurie 9-5 M-.1'
251-0400/fax 251-0420
OFFICE IPACE AVAIL
for non-profit org. Xtnl
toe nr SC Plaza. Lola
of prkng. Up to 10,000
sq ft, w/ulll. Roger cw
Unda, 714175.4·1400.
Th• Community
Muket Place.
Classified
M2·H78
BUSINESS OffJCE BUSINESS OFflta
POil IWfT 2789 POR ltENT 2719 -----
Want an Office
with water included?
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Call • Wt' rt one katton m Newport ma is
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10 -on: ilct Mc. a
gtandpafef\f'? 14 OvetMno 15 Singer Cara
1e Alwitv• t1 Nole to lt1e -11 Noe lar
20 lotal
21 ·-Glf1e" 22 Bo!Nre 23 Style
25 Wooden club
2e Etemhlee
30 Burrowed
31 Taste
34 ladle 3e l<lfldl
38 Barret
38 Japenete
WIJOOI' 41 Originating
<'3 Actress
MacGrlw « ChooM 48Feel 47 New E:nolander
49 Electrlc:AI unit
5t Ripened ·
52 ActrHt Jillian
53 Follow
55 Remnde<
57 AtwJ to on
M Cllndlt 82 64befla'I
coneinent 93~ et Tcudge
87 Bl'IH
68 Smalg<~ 69 "MyllW•-· 70 Ctlllfdl _,..
71 Search
DOWN 1 Plead
2 AClrasa.-
FlyMBoyte
3 Aomlln poel
4 Take care ol 5 Said "Yeth•
6 Mof-7 E11111l ICl80Ce e secret
9 t-ligh note• 10 Retuaal
1 t Catching up
12 Tropical wood 13 Qoasutnry
19 flop 24 Charmer
25 fouodalion
26 Theme 27 Florida town 28 Convention outcome
29 Old French COtn
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31 -cap1ta
32 Fidgety
33 -On (iflClled)
35 Primp
37 Tntlll , 40 Malt beverage
42 stiar1<'1 home
45 Musical perfOfmance 48 Works dough
50 Grumble
53 Singer Merman
64 Play 1t by -55 Oona ~Norway'• capita.I
57 Stcilien volcano
59 Core
60.~ ' 61 Apnl showef
64 Actress Ga1dner
65 fortune
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PREP.AR& TIU OROUND ... 11. ca.A~ OOCK tor 11 ft boa1,
11. ~ OrW\d Canal, Balboa
Neit.he.r wlnerable. South deala.
NORTH
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Openins lead: King or ..
...-110. tcMM744422 llVSICIL 19tenet. •~mo. 'a;;:~ openin1 lead of th• kinl of DISTIVllDTS I055 Cal 1157•9202
cluba waa ducked in dummy•• llll'tOYlllRT COllPUTllS IOll ••••••••l::;::;;;:;;::;;;:;;;-:-.:.S~ rollowed with tA. tH. Since WUTID 5535 Dart& blue .IM9IH11, llOTOaCYCLES
tbere waa no entry in tbe Weat .... Cl•• UPQ!'°8de u.-. XL W/r~ SCOOTIU 8018
b d t ..: .... a ... f'( tbe to 9Yac.m 7, 4 ._·of hMdatock. BMr\ ua9G1 .. •liiiillllil•&iiiiiii a.n ° •·~e pa .... er · •• • . A ~r•f'I, 1ewln9 RAM, <>wr 11,000 of only 3 ""'-· lnctudffl• del'ender lhift.ed to the ept <JI dia· awe•lah Nur .. •a program• lnetalled. h .. vy-duty ABS road-1980 l'ZR 900 Gefto mooda. When declarer (oilowed )ow Aide. Wiii help wtor. 1450. e73-0l44 c .... '500/obO. Call eala. 15,500 mUee. from the tabje, Eut inaert.ed the appta, •hopping, · 310-825-3057, Run• great. New back
ten and dedaier'i queen won. cooKlng, laundry, lfte WAHTll> tire, _Ju1t bMn fully
The queen or heart. lost to the hMkplng 12 yre exp TO IUY HtVlced. 12,500/obo. ace, and Eut clld 81 well u pcmible In ., .. itocel refe. IOll SPOITING ..,,. Call Dave 845-5945.
by cubing the ace of diamond.f and Chrlatlne, 84&-3735 GOODS 60651•••••••
continuinc with the jack, fordn1 ... •••••••• dumm,y to rul!. ,.
Next came the key move -llUCBANDISB
declarer rufCed a 'heart in band. I••••••••• When • spade to the ltin1 uncov-
ered the 4..0 break, South wu in 1--------
command. The nine of apadet wu ANTIQU!S
nm, and another heart ru.lf brouibt
declarer'• trump leo.gtb down to •BUYHIQ ITaM8•
thatofEut. · From 1800-1960. 1 pc
6010
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CUB
J'OR 'Otm> lift!'. IOl't
l1p to tae•
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a1c1a anowboard-AUTOMOBILES
Lockboard 188ol••••••• ..
ftlodef, no blndlng•.1-----'-~--s100 OBO. Roulgnal DODGI 9065
ekl•·almo1t new w/ 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii pol•• & blncflng1. 846-11 5812 '78 Dod9e Aapen
4-dr automatic 318 va V•klma Bike ffaok engine, PS, good COi')•
tray• for 2 blkea, dlllon, 5700. 631·7149 $250. Pete 676-5130 ·""'
................ --.... -7
Havin1 too many trumps can be
u bad for declarer u having too
few. Fortunately, tM fe>rmer ii usu-
ally easy to cure..
The rea' of the band waa a for-to enUre ••tate. Paint· mality. A low club to the jack pr<>-Inge, boou, furniture,
vided the entry for declarer to pt.art etc. Immediate cash,
running heart.a. Eut. m.earded a top$. &73-8223 Iv msg
cllamond and declarer parted with a OAK1 armolre, dr••Hr club, but East. WAI forced to ruff' the & cheet, $~75 the Ht;
next heart, and it made no differ-buffet 1425; small at·
enee whether tbe defender ruffed moire 1150. Curved
higb or low. Declarer limply over-front armolr• $400.
ruffed and ecort!d the laat trick with ~~;~~:as: pag • r
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Tv. ELECTRONICS, lieiioM>iiiiiAiiiiiiiiiiiiii9iii08iii5
STEREO 6080 •79 Honda Accord
North'• two no trump re1ponae
asked SQuth, Jon Green1pan or
Manhattan, to describe hie holding.
Three 1pade1 showed a good band
for a weak two-bid and a good suit,
so North wasted no time in bidding t,he high trump. ---------•1
4-dr automatic, good a O I 12., XTR traneportatlon $950
dual' ~~c• coll woof· OBO. 631"7149
era. Bandpau encl<>-'90 Accord LX 4 dr,
aur• & 700 watt Targa auto, chmpgne ext/ amplifier Included for burg Int, A/C, 84K ml,
total price of $400/ orig owner. Mint cond.
obo. 310·925-3057 $9700/obo. 720-0421 HWl.P
------•-------1PURNITURB 6014 1 .. ._._.. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilW'AltTBD
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 7 ft Sot• lleeper bed ...u11usroRT'11noN
1888 Honda Prelude 20SI, metallic blue,
10_,000 mlle•. one
owner. Good ~ond.
714-434-0345 111------· 5530 5530 good condition S150.11111-----•l 1&VM11 n ~-t---t--t . (714) 548-7582.
3002
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800..58-1129 eoo.aeo.uos U.tt/lllla
. 10718-1.eo.c.&21-1197 18+
You Can Find Your Specl•I aomeone
1·900-582·5500 x 8381
$2.89/mln. 18 +.
ProcaJI Co. 802-954-7420
ADVERTISING Real Eetate ..... Velour iota W/ o·~FICE
INSIDE SALES walnut lflm & match· ,. BOATS 7011 JAGUAR .. llTATI... Ing chair. X·lht cond. PURNITURB a
9'EP lluly Wiik-it loclllon. $400. 54&-0945 EQUIPMENT 6047 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1989 Jae XJS Coup CCln1I pfln. for .,.. a k a d '54 South Coaat 18' v12 lb The Clas1lfled Adver· Cll Aon Tfttar. d un e red, almost Bayboat In NP. Qotvi • gray-mu erry, tlllng Department for n.Pru•1 "9 new, f\lU on bottom, OAK deak, refrlg, ahape, needs palhi. fully loaded, afford·
a local community M It twin on top. Incl chair•, file caba. con-Atomic 4. No reu able dream car, 1 newepaper groop 11 11 'I frame, matt, Slmpeooa ference table, phone offer refused. owner, xlnt cond, 50K,
• • • k Ing a ••If· . m;7380 aheeta & comforters. eyatom. 851-1558 (408) 662·9048. service hist avt. motivated, organized, $185/obo. 548-7033 ••tended warranty.
dependable. lnalde REAL ESTATE Complete Waterbed PETS a. *13•750 673-0944
aalH rep. Strong motlonleu mattres• Ul P.OWER BOATS
phone-aelllng •kills a ADVERTISING grey oontempory aUT"Un~ 6049 7012 LEXUS 9115
mu•L Drew/commla-SALES REP frame l:n.niiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1lon. Full benefit•. $.200 ~2971 • I• :;:;r~=~~~~~ ::94:~ s •• k Ing I e If· OAK• d ining table/4 ADOPT-A·PET 15' •OSTON WHALER *. ~c:c:, 3~ke,:, u.
au me: AtJn: Judy Oet· motivated, organized, chair• 1500, 3-drawer Eve~ Sat & Sun at Oood cond. Plua ex· loaded, phone+ CO, ting 71<Mb1-6594 dependable, aervlce-drHHr 1176, wall ~ET MART, Fountain tru. $8,500. Contact apruce, 527,000 oriented outeld• mirror $50. 960-9132 valley. Pupplae, kit· John, 842·2255. 717-4400 7as-2785 AUTO MSCHANIC aalHperaon for com· ten• and more, all
Needed f\111 time to munlty newapaper --------looking for loving, car· 18'ELECTRIC
••rvlc• MercedH. can grqup. Experience Of ~ecu•Vft1SE Ing homea. CALL 597· BAY BOAT
9 105
PORSCHE 9175 Steve. 548-1153. degree preferred. ~ DAlllU 8037 for more Info. ••••••••I•••••••• LOST a. Draw/commission. Full MISC. 6015 .,,..,,,.,..,....,"="""'""'",,..----1 Newpprt Packet 111U'UOUNCE•.,,NTS POnu: II•••••••• CHILD CAAB nHded benefit•. PhyalcaV AQUARIUM, 120 gal, by w.o. Schock Co. BUSINESS & nnn m~ unu 2925 for 2 boy• 4yre & drug screening r• . 8'x5'Jt1 '6". lnoludH EXCEUENT CONDITION '70 9118 TARGA 1-ownar, xlnt cond.
New engine a tires.
$12,000. 854·2475 FINANCE l~iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii EMPLOYMENT 1 Omoa. 3•5 dya/wk quired. Fax resume: * BIG SALE * nght1, pump. flltera, $6900 * 660-9000 •••••••••!---------Heve pu ... n our ~~~2~~. Co~nh~=~ Attn: Judy Oetting 34 bfonzH Including rodc1. $450. 831·7253 --------_--------• 111r.n1.tonua•.,,,._s IZZY'? Striking blk & & •Pk Eng. 557-4312 714-631..e594 5' mermaid tab,., dol· Columbian Red·T•ll SAIL BOATS 7014 --------
.ruu11 "111 DUall & wht female oat, prone Receptlonlat/Seo phln tat>le, ladles IY~ Boa, nice matklnga, AUTO PARTS 2920 to aplttlng up. We left !MPLOYMENT Otftce Clertc HB Ins L.ocal AIHmbty office. between 2 treff, e approx 2 yrs old, 6' In iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
2904 •.c:kber Chlroprectlo Annoonc:u Or Darlene
* Lara 631-0200 • 2875 lrvlna Av..Ste11S
th• coontty for• year, 5530 Agency. 2yre office Hvy phonel/Wp5.1 Fax Diana, Mongolian length. Wiii Hll with 12 FT SLOOP ~REPAIR our cateltter gave Izzy exp. PhonH, heavy fil· Rn+ aaJ hist 863-9337 a lave table, llf•·•lze aquarium & other ex· 9260
' "1'/• Ing. word proce11 exp · horaea. 6' marble trai for S350/obo. C•ll Twllchel 12. Near new. ~":,'j, ~e:;ortan~h· ~MIN AS8T PIT req, $1200/mo 842·7859. RBTAIL SALES Fff al Roman •latuea. 10· $2700. Call 675-8125
woman, phone & lddrui Flex hra. 2-3 hrl/day. PIT Work F(f Paw 37hre wk, P/T at 20 Belg Ian credanda LOCAL ATE*24 Loe•·
llon1 Buy All or --------Part• Poa1lbl• S2K LOST a. Wkly"800-5~769 Ul
unknown. PIHH call $18/hr. WOfd Proc & 6am·12 M·F, no ••P hrl/Wk. Cards & glfta, circa 1680. jade carv· r.========;t. SPE"n ._ (3101 ag7"'°42 admln exp req. F~ necesaary. se.OO/hr Fash lal, NB. 759-7751 Inga, paintings. Ivory. No matter ,.;.u Ul
LOa T BINOCULARS resume: 714-434-9785 Alk for Matk 652-0247 Sallmaklng Chippendale fireplace SKI BOATS
eau1ch & Lomb 7)15(), Part-Tim• People FT +beneflte. We will mantle•, curio•, mag· what you're 7016
~~~~~~~FOUND 2925 at lneplratlon Point, No room left wanted to addreu la· train. Must be detail ~n• rack, Httees, 18 doing, your When you write
a Classified ad,
include all
the facts
Corona del Mar. bet• for piy1 You have oriented, 845-6697 c ntury·•tvl• fainting CORRECTION Small, REWARD to finder. In the garage 1 s 11 Otfl couch••· Tiffany hometown Id I d C ay a typawr ter. computer eour W oer• 1 • L 1 ''"I ae~tt•. 0 a Y -• ca11 11 .. -7""' "124. f th _,, ood ... 1 1 d ._ d amp•, u ou • ,.... newspaper found In •TeWlnkle , ____ .... _~----or e ca,' or g nandwr t ng. arm• .. unarme . Bombay cabinets, 4'
Park, not Port Streett. lnt'I LO. rat•• apply. (909) 931-3518. Remington bronze, 7' The
Neutered, eppear• to TRADE A c•ll to 1-809-474-42&9 roMWood china cabl-lllJflll
be half SlamHe, half claulfled can Whether you're buying RENT net, 4' angel bronz•• •
tabby color. 673-2223 through classified or selling. Claa•ifled end much more. 714-fl I
Buy It. Sell It. Find IL 842·5878 help covere all your needsl through classified 444-1970. 1240 Logan ts n. Claulfled. #J, Coata Meu.
*1988 22ft Ski Boat•
6 . 7 litre V·8, King Cobra 0(0, low profile
hull, Ju1t aervlced,
new controllor/BlmlnV
uphol1tefY. Great 1kl
boat.fHt·looka grHI.
Turn·keymready to go.
$11 ,000 984-4267/291· 8241pgr
AUTO•TRUCK
QfeH Replacement
1-80CMS98-8959 50% Off lnatall'n w/ad.
Good jobs
reliable services
Interesting things
to buy
It's all there
every day
In Classlfled
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Lookl-tor Quall~ Syetem & all progrmi dependable door •Ptumblng•Drywa11• HARDWARE STORI Pllnllng. tntlec1. Houltl Dave Th• Automatlo SPANISH/l!NOLISH Ca~twoocl/Uno? :•rk07S·7245 hanger. Guar wo~. Stucco*Palntlng•Tlle Kev-, 1000 Coleta ol :;:: ~:!;,:~:: U~:t Apt.Oual.)ob.FrMHt. Pool Man. Cleaning Ind/group le1110na by
8elow retall prtcee br.Better Bu.. Bur. reaa. Don 521-8910 Electtlcal*Jlm 641·741M palnL Toot Dept. & QUIRES that all Uffd SL llcl569197 83e-8886 & repair. Very reu· exp'd. So. Amer Tutor. ACOUSTIC Ll3Hn• MIMl71'1 •MACINTOSH• DOORS REPAIRED Eleotrlcal 8peolalty Craft Center . hou .. hold good• ROMAN PAINTING onable.714·968-4780 Suuna073-7409 J.EMODWNG 3408 SMC Carpet Repair• CompU1er Program• S1U1factlon guarmnteedl Re1ldentlal wiring Savannah'• Hardware movera print their ·Since 1974-
3910 TREE Power atretch, •al••· •T7~~ Mike Bl .. •, 5~ phones, cable. Refs. ' 2000 Weal Balbo• P.U.C. Cal T number: Ccn~6/98Ext84/5R~~~~ ROOFING
Repair aqueeky ftoora _..' or 842·2043 L"'431830 In'-"""· 24 tin 191-25HI Hmoa and chauffeurs ,.. Acouatlc Celling Paint 7 dye 238-0288 24 hra •-•-•""'T ... U""'T""'O.,,...,,.R-IN_Q_**__ "' -"' print their T.C.P. num-STllVENS PAINTING SERVICES 3929
Repair/Weter Dame9e W 1 d W HANDYMAN Carpen-JEWEIJtY 3784 ~ In a.II advert!•• Free Eat. 20 Yre Elcp. Q,K. Rooting. Loweati;miii~~~~~iiiii
AcousUman5SMl11 ex"ee~":ai..ce".r:~ ELECTRICAL 3610 try, Ule, plumblng & mente. If you have a Quality Work. Rera. price• for au rooflng1' •ALLAMaRICAH•
Vac1t11/Cuh Discount CERAMIC 20 y ex 723-1885 roof. 25yrs exp w/iefa. WUllam Harold Jewelers que1tlon about the ... Uc# 452054 845-3348 1ervlcH Incl repair. TRE• SERVICE
--------•TILES 3528 " p. Jerry Bell 771M13ao Watch & jewelry repair gallty of • mover, limo · Free eat. 505-4448 FrH Eat./Sr. Diec. ADDITIONS iiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiii A-1 •leotrloal work or.,... Co Kanctyman . Antique/Fine Jewelry or chaufleur, call: pr11uo L VOCAL Reroonng Speclellat Yard Cln·up531·8415 CONCRETE a Duncan Con1tructlon Elecb1ca11Plumblng ISYy/llll/lrlde 873-0398 Public UllllU•• Ann Ul Repalte. Eatab 1878.
REMODEUNG 3410 ~aJ!~·u!.• M!,0:.! MASONIY 3557 Loc:~u~.Re~::..a Free ::VC~set ~:~~:, LISSONS 38~8 FREi~i:i~z TUTORING 3930
DUNCAN Granite. FrH Eat. Uc:. LACrr•·•LECTRIC Plumblng/•l•c/W•t•r LANDSCAPE a Plano. Vole• le1aon1. •THUNDER ROOFING•l~~ii!iiii~iiiiiiiiiii
CONSTRUCTION ~7*9884 Steve * lett PrlceJQualltr 25 yra exp. FrM eat. hHlera/aprlnklera/c•ll LAWN CA1U! 3808 p1•r~uG 3858 all agee, beginning to For ell of yoor roonng SAT 8eml~ara. Excel
20 Yra Exp. Small & L.eakJ lhowera Lp'd Llndlcapt, bltdl. stone RH/Comm. Sr disc. fat\&. FREE Eatlmat••I nu' un cluelca by degrHd nHda. Reroof/repalr. with Pat 0 Dowd. Teat
Lg. Job• 850·7042 Th• Dean of Tiie. C• Cenoreta. Mi.ol21 L#~38300 642-4SH8 241-0137 or 218-8188 •••lo Yerd M•lnt. teacher. 540-1947 Uc 838144~'122 prep •Ince 1978. '5 ~~~~r ~;~~:~~~:; Brick. Block, Stone, Tll• Semi ReUred contractor. Lawnl!J c1 .. nupef •W.P. YOU .. GQUl8T PIAHO 8 .Ad d mHtlng1 In Irvine
Plumbing L.,870130 Cone, Patio, Driveway f'l!NCES Rprs, lmprvmnta, aml T,.. Trlmmlft9.t L Pslntlnt Contreotor All ?· vance 1185. Call 873-2360. BUSINESS
SERVICES S4e-85 Fplc, BBOa. Ref. 20 Yr '" HM1lln9 97 ... a49 OUll. painting by proMI Ent:~n;,,:~~J.•rt. SENIOR 3~88 973-8065 or 28 EJcp. Terry ss7-79M a DECRS 3615 f0::-.~~:'l.4i~~ity, Lewn a.rvtoe. Mow/ F~:::'~ Jennifer ~9 SERVICES 3120 WALL
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Outaourc• your word CHILD CARE 3536 Plaln/etamped Con-~~::f.!!!!. uaenwooD cl~p. Al ..... 71. 2trra6Ullih1P911\iifti Care for •enlors WUI ,,.....,. 3932 proc: •c:tltln13, c:ompo-c:rete & Coating• ..... _,..._ ,.,....... ~ Ive mag or call after 6 PLUS touohupa. PET help w/ Dr. Appta,lii~~iiii!iji!i~iiiiiiii
_#1111on, get't otffee, Pro( C...,.lftt _.r ..._want Uc.#841656 631-4310 Redwood• Lll''57eeo5 FLOORS 3712 car.......,.. Landacpng 24 Hre. Rlchetd Sinor S!RVIC!S 3870 •hopping, ate:. Xlnt refa, Cu•tom Wallpaper ~uatlly GU~lQe Cal Tho ,...QU•ll~ • Prlct.All Jim Whyte 842·72049 a l"lgatlon, Trimming Uc: 280M4 845-3209 Lynne3f·IM'I tve ma. atr1pplng/Palntlng ••-ae-•R ...-. f & c m No Job too 1malll -· • • ea~-o concrete •Weod l'enoea• CLllAN,iWAX/POLl8H a Removala, ,..,... QUALITY""""• P...-90n&llzed Pet Cat• HOM•CM• Provided I% Off w/MJ. e1a.ati7 CABINETS 2-! hr/tJA &gM/7~'1 meaonry. Beat Ml'Vlca, ~. jrM '**'O llartala Rejvvenatlng upe & Malm, St. UC. 20 yn QP. ••ceMent Kennel attM"nettw. No for etderty or dleabted.1--......,.-----
UFINISIUNG 3500 33 yr1 In.,.._ 831-3859 ...,.._Low pitcee.. Uc'd S5 YNra Elcp. #698025, --..1oe workmenehJp, fair ette11 or WfXry. Uc, HouakHplng, errand1, We gala lhould hang
-111•.nvG AdwantagaConW.174-6301 714 •4e 8709 LarMlaoape .... nt. prtcM. MW,11 Ron lne. Refe 873-7184 trana., app. 843-<>118 toaethet. Strip, lnatall, "'loQA&'ll~ R -·a./M /Cle advtce to Jh• crazy. IUTCH•N CMINST $111'""CIS 3548 CONTUCTORS ·--ow an-ur.• CHUN611 PllNTINQ . •~1..a1u M~m· 5.9\Y& Ge-e•• 35•9 G' •e51 Mallbu-llght.Specla ,, 20 Yre Exp. Od Prlc:ol _, ...... ,,.,G 39--•••aoue StaJnod or painted. 11111!!1!!1111!1•!11111111•._.. &1,&0AtU. ., ww HAULING 3720 Call Peto Ta .. 778a Guar worii. fr" Eat. .. a.u.-..~ .v "~ n,..
Variety of flnlehH. A TOUCH OP CLASS llDUtOIS 3182 ••••••• SYSTUIS 3921 UC:#881845 37&-0311 Clo.,.,... ftoelComm CPI •UILDSR8 1-. UC:llUNM 138-tA4 Tllll LOCAL PLUMe&ll .. ""' ...... lm••-iiiiiim•I ......... ,,..... Appl-~1111••----• Uc/Bonded. froo Ea1. Reeldenllet Cor-. HARBOR G&.Aaa CO. enc:.e. Verd etoen.Up, JUKIN8 PAINTING 4 Wlllllll ..... 0..-Phefte .leob ~.Jeck CAIPINtaY 3510 TereM aea-714~ UC:.#511M2,...neur9G Comm/R ... StOfefmt, Eto ••• Call Mike Int/Ext. Wallpaper, SW:e 1947 •••A K
806I HOUliciiiNiliQ (714 ) ........ :1 WlndOWI, Wtdrbe, 1ub/ .... 1:1e1 ~alt;~~c; u::=v ~9304 Move1/lnll&ll. AHi _.. """°'-o.t. w1no ~. ·~· uc:. M2-o424 JOWR Te tiie bUilP LIGAL • comm. 4.-....sio • . .,_;---. .-o a c1ry-11•7' per hour. DBCK t71.......,1MaJ SDVICU 3112 Gone arw Pallltlnt Kl™i tl;p;G; i -------.............. *' Uc TU l 'IMICMI Wll hU Whal T Uh ~<Ml,..,,._. I °"*-dNncl from ~"" _,, ..,...., ...._ ... ......_,,. •• COATING 3570 BANDY II.Alf 3710 ' UC11ne ainoo 7t. Cell ,. M.eo. A1 ....,... an.
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