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THE NEWPORT BEACH Truth is the
daughter of ~
LOCAUONLY
Balboa Bay Club
plan gets nod lrom ·
Coastal Cilmmlsslolt
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The Balboa Bay Club's
expansion plans reaped
another governmental
hurdle Tfiursday when the
California Coastal
Commission gave its
approval to the project.
The club will basically
knock down all buildings
except the .Terrace
Apartments and rebuild the
complex from scratch,
adding 34,000 square feet
to the present 155,000
...square feet.
The project, estimated to
cost $20 million to $30
million, will involve
converting 117 existing
overnight guest rooms,
previously available only to
club members and their
-,... guests, to a public hotel.
An additional 28 rooms
would be built for members
and their guests only.
New atfiletic facilities, a
public restaurant, a
ballroom, glass-covered
walkways and a central
courtyard are among the
amenities planned.
lhe redevelopment plans
were approved by the city
of Newport Beach last
summer, afte r Bay Club
officials sca led back their
original plans, which met
with much community
opposition in 1991 . In that
first $50 million expansion
proposal, residents primarily
objected·to the height of a
proposed 163-room hotel.
nnustangs defeated
The Costa Mesa High
baseball team fell 2-0 to
Orange Lutheran Thursday.
see Sports/page 7
BUT BIT
History or salllng
course oner.ad tonight
"The History of Sailing" is
the title of a seminar, from
7 to 9 p.m. today at
Orange Coa_$t College's
Sailing Center in Newport
Beacll. The presenter will
be sailor and history buff
Leo Block. Registration fee
is $23 for singles, $39 per ·
couple. For more
information about the
session, call 645-9412.
More Around Town/page 6·
• INDIX
Around Town ................ 6
Check it Out ................. 2
Cityside ..•....•........•.••••.• 2
Classified .................... 1 O
Legal Notices ...... : .......... 9
Police Files ................... 2
School Days .................. 2
Sports ........................... 7
Weatlier ..........•....•......• 2
Time. We've ! ! ! ! 11/! 1 • • ~ • • • • I been saying it . f! ff if if!
would rain for three days.
Well, it did and it will. We
are wet, but vindicated.
See Weather, Page 2
Serving the Newport:M~sa community since 1907
' .
.-Newport man faces 15 years to life in
prison in the death of toddler.
BY MA.Re s~ P OSNER, SrAFF \\'JUTElt.
SANTA ANA -Brian Laudcnback -once
voted "most sincere" and "most thoughtful" by his .
Newport Harbor High School classmates -was
convic ted Thur~day of'bcating his former girlfriend's
22-month-old son to death.
The Superior Court jury took roughly 11 hours to
find Laudenback guilty of second-degree murder.
Karey Jaeger, the dead toddler's mother, cl:lsped
her hands tightly in front of her lips and sobbe::d ao
the six-woman, six-man pane::l's decision was read in
Orange County Superior Coun.
"I had to a~k ... three:: times if !>he said guilly,"
Jaeger );iid as relatives embraced her outside the
11th-floor Santa Ana courtroom. "I just thank GoJ
the jury was able to see truth. I !.till find il h:ird
sometimes to believe this happened.·· .
Laudenbac,, a 33-year-old former bartender, ap-
peared .calm as the verdict ''a~ read
K.itm\11 by neighbors as a happy-go-lucl-y baby~it·
ter who was popular with children along Z9th Street,
where he and Jaeger shared an apartment, Laudcn-
back faces 15 years to life in-. jail. Sentencing is set
for April 28.
Sharon Petrosino, Laudenback's court-appointed
attorney, lefi with her client and his family out a
back door to the courtroom.
Reached at her home. Laudcnback's aunt, Jackie
Jefferies, said she was
angry for sneers he r family
got from some of Jaeger's
friends ..and family during
the week-long trial.
"It's just a sad day,"
Jeffecies said. "Tyler's
gone. Brian's gone. And
there are two families in a
lot of pain."
Laudenback wasn't able
to post 5250,000 bail and Brian Laudenback
remai ned in jail during his
grandfathe r's funeral la!.t year,. Jefferies said earlier.
Other· fa mily members, she said on Thur)Jay, may
die before Laudenback is released.
During the tri.al, jurors we re told that 22-month-
old Tyler Jaeger's heart wasn't beating when he was
carried by Laudcnback into Hoag Hospital on
March 25, 1994. Experts said the toddlers condition
was bro ught on by severe bleeding from ruptured
abdominal organs.
But, during the trial, Petrosino contended that
Tyler died from brain swelling caused by skuU frac-
ture the toddler suffered a week before his death.
The internal injuries were ca used by Laudenback's
ill-fated CPR attempt, she told the jury during clos-
ing arguments on Tuesday.
That theory, Deputy District Attorney David
Brent said after hearing the verdicts, simply didn't
fly with the jury.
"Bad CPR just doesn't do those injuries," he said,
adding he sti ll doesn't know what would prompt
Laudenback to beat Tyle r.
"The problem for the prosecution in this case is
that Mr. Laudenback doesn't look like a child beat-
er," Brent said, adding that's why he stressed Lau-
denback's admission that he spanked Tyler and
caused the child's buttocks to bruise.
"l think it was very important that the jury know
that he caused an injury that was out of character
for him."
That reputation was well known in the 29th
Street neighborhood.
M.uc M.unN/DAILY 1'1LOT
Karey Jaeger reacts as a guilty verdict Is read against Brian Laudenback in the d eath of her son, Tyler.
"I believe he is totally innocent," Laudenback's
See TRIAL/Pa9e 5
Ha111. Hpspital Founder George Hoag dead at 77
~ His foundation fueled construction bf the Newport Beach facility in the 1950s. He
died of ca~diac arrest Thursday evening in the hospital bearing his family's nam~.
NEW.PORT BEACH -George
Hoag II. the founder of Hoag
HospitaJ1 died of cardiac 11rrest
Thursday oYaaing in the hospil.11
bearing hls family's name. He was
77.
Mr. Hoag, of Newport Beach,
was a businessman and
philanthropist reoogniz.ed for his
dedication and personal support of
"
many institutions.
"George was a member of the
hospital's administration and
growth," said Hoag Hospital
president and CEO Michael
DIEY GOT· THEIR GOAT
· Gladys returned to day care center one day after she wandered off
B1' ANNBTl'B CH.6VBZ, ST.AP• w~
G ladys the goat returned
Thursday afternoon to her
home at South Coast
Recreation Center io Costa ~
aner a day of mdYenture in
streets of tH toWll orM;e k
Ooat Hill.
.. I just started ~ryina," said
Sheryl Hawkinson, &he daj care
centei"a diroctor. after l>e~!"
by I OOod Simlritan tbafliirbft
where Oladys was.
o~ tbe center's pct pypny
pc. had been rnisslna frOm the
center on ¥af>le Avenu• since
W~a, snomina. Hawk.imon
said the Children and staff were -
heartbroken whe~ they couldn't
find her. Sht and her daughter
spent most of the night searching ·
the streets themselves, but Gladys
was nowhere to be found.
Then, around 7:30 a.m.
thunday, a man who had llen
Daily Pilot article about the
missing goat caUed Hawkinson.. and
told her that Gladys was at a used
car dealership on the corner of
Hamilton Street and Harbor
Boulevard.
Hawkinson said she actuolly .
received several calls about
Oladys. "Some people called and
offered to flx her pen; one lady
from the Orange County
Fairgrounds called and offered to
help with the· money for the
reward; and some just asked if we
had found h~r yet," she said.
"Everyone has just been ~great."
Staff members picked up Gladys
from the Pacific Cli't:o.
dhlership, where she had been
kept in a makeshift shed that
serves as home for Nichokls
Santiago Sanchez, the man who
rescued her from the traffic of
Harbor BOulevard.
The S4·year·old Sanchez, who
li..-cs on the premises of the used
car dealcnbap at 2100 Harbor
... eOAT/P .. •6
Stephens. "The dedicated service,
leadership and financial support
provided by Mr. Hoag and the
Hoag Family Foundation helped.
Hoag Hospital grow from a small
75-bed community hospital to the
major regional medical center it is
today. '
"George's presence really
sustained the values that were so
important to the founding or the
hospital. As the hospital grew, he
remained interested and involved,
but his real love was for the
patients, physicians and employees
of Hoag Hospital."
The George Hoag Family
Foundation is the founding
benefactor of Hoag Hospital. The
foundation is a non·profit
See HOAO/P•1• 6
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2 Friday, March 10, 1995
I
Make your. garden grow
with help from llbra~
M arch and April
showers may
bring Mny flow-
ers, but th~'ll need some
assistance from winter
gardeners to yield the
most effective floral dis-
play. For Lhc showiest
spring silver beUs and
cockleshell~. h>m to gar-
dening resources at your
local library.
The front yard is the
LaDonna
Kienitz
Check
It Out
·stepchild
of gar:
den de-
sign ..
''The
Front
Garden"
informs
us.
Check
out the
lush
photog-
raphy,
clear di-
agrams
------and suc-cinct text in this volume
to learn how to transform
the mos1 visible pan of
your property into a col·
orful collage garden, ed·
jblc landscape, drought·
tolerant mcaJow or scJ of
ornamental grasses. Find
equally vibrant visual
stimulation in "Colorful
Gardens," a guide for
turning an ordinary gar-
Jcn into a landscape
filled with remarkably
hued foliage. Learn about
1..olor symbolism and th~
art of floral combination
and contrast in this new
offeri ng.
Environmentally con-
scious landscape artists
may wish to incorporate
hardy wildflowers in their
uutdoor spaces. Guidance
for gardeners of this ilk is
offered in "Landscaping
with Wildflowers," featur·
ing lists of plants for spe-
cific regions and ap-
pendixes with advice for •'"
buying seeds for meadow
landscapes. In a newer
reference selection titled
"Landscaping with
Herbs," author Jim.Wil-
son, the former owner of
a commercial herb nurs-
ery, covers such topics as
gray and silver gardens,
herbs for pavements anJ
walls and traditional
kitchen gardens.
The most environincn·
wily aware amongs1 U'>
will heed 1hc warning of
Orange County Fire De-
panment Captain Dan
Young: "h's time to wake
up and smell the chapar-
qil, because sooner or
la1cr, these areas are
going to burn. The qucs·
tion is, when the smoke
clears, will your house be
standing?" Find out how
IO save both property and
life '"'ith wildfire-resistant
li.Jnd~caping,.. described in
"California Wildfire
Landscaping."
Join America's back-
yard revolution and rise
Foundltlon lliV8I
$58,270 donadon to
Newport llbrarln
The·Newport Beach
PubHc Library
Foundation recently
donat~ $$8,270 to th e
Newport Beach Public
Libraey. Foundation
president David ·•
Carmichael presented a
check to Newport Beach
Mayor John Hedges.
"The Newport Beach
Lib rary is indebted to the
foundation and its
generous supporters fo r
bridging the gap between
shrinking public funding
and a rapidly expanding
demand for library
services in our
community," said
LaDonna Kienitz,
Newport's community
services director and
librarian.
Donated funds will be
used as requested by the
donors in the areas of
children and adult
materials, support for the
Workplace Literacy
program and computer
equipment for the Local
Arca Network. •
The Newport Beach
Public Library
Foundation is a non profit,
volunteer organization
dedicated to raising funds
to add to materials and
programs fo r the Newport
Beach [>ublic Library.
fewe r pest and disease
woes than their water·
guzzling predecessors.
Has your coleus col-
lapsed or your philoden-
dron failed? "Know Your
Houseplants" will aid in-
door plant lovers with
notes on the selection and
care of 221 different
house plants. Additional
guidance for the care and
feeding of indoor pl ants is
available in "Jerry
Baker's Houseplants," a
40-minute video with tips
for choosing and caring
for healthy indoor speci-
mens. Other videos for
gardeners, all available
for seven-day loan, in-
clude "How to Grow
rtowcrs," offering tech-
niques for nurturing seed-
lings, perennials, annuals
and bulbs, and "Fool-
proof Flower Beds," de-
tailing how to create a
flowe r-filled garden from
scratch.
Now your garden's in
bloom and you want to
!>hare its beauty with fam -
ily and friends. Use it as
a backdrop for one of 17
fa ntastic parties -in-
cluding a Step-Into-Spring
Luncheon, Thirties Soiree
and a Victorian High Tea
-detailed in Patricia
1-foran's "Garden Enter-
taining," an entici ng vpl-
ume with detailed menus,
recipes and decorating
tips for showing off your
fin esse with both flowers
and flavors.
LaDonna /(jenitz Is the
Newport Beach librarian.
"Check It Out" is written
by the sta/1 of the New-
port Beach Public LJ.
brary. T/Jis week's column
is by Melissa Adams and
to the environmental
challenge posed by a po·
tential shortfall in the na-
tional water supply with
help from "Water-Wise
Gardening" or "Drought·
Tolerant Plants." Both of
thei.e volumes ofCer in-
formed guidance for
plan1ing gardens that
nourish wi1h liule more
water than nature pro-
vides, that require less
maintenance and suffer • Judy Booth.
vm.. 88, NO. 48
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CITYllDI
Just hanging around GilllhOtl n.• In orange coat College
theater parking lot
Two Orange Coast College
employees working in the security
office avoided injury after hitting
the deck when shots rang out early
Thursday morning.
One of three bullets fired in the
campus theater parking lot pierced
the Safety and Security B"i.J~ing at
2:30 a.m. Thursday, a college
spokesman said.
Both the public safety officer
and a custodian were uninjured,
accordi ng to Jim Carnett, a
spokesman for Orange Coast
College.
"We don't know if they were
random shots or if (the employees)
were targeted," Ca rn ell said.
Costa Mesa police are
investigating the shooting -the
second involving the school in less
than a week.
On March 3, an Orange Coast
College employee was arrested fo r
allegedly shooting at a security
officer on pa1rol at the adjace nt
district office, accoi:ding to police.
U LVltSCH/DArLY PILOT
Gavin Dias, 9, of Newport Beach is tickled by a friend while hanging around Mariners Park after school.
There's no indication that the
two early-morning shootings are
related, Carnett said.
SCHOOLDAYS
American heroes pay Visit to Adams Elementary
ADAMS ELEMENTARY
American heroes were seen at Adams school
this month. During two patriotic fl ag deck
ceremonies presented by the second and fifth
grades, the following patriots were seen: Second
grader Jonathan Kao (Abraham Lincoln) and
fifth graders Jason Richter (Abraham Lincoln),
Robert Williams (George Washington), Lorcal
Pulllzzi (Susan B. Anthony), and Clif'f'ord Grove
(Paul Revere).
Students from each grade level spoke about
famous Americans, recited poems and sang
patriotic songs.
The annual stude'nt awards ceremony for the
DAR (Daughters of '}he American Revolution)
was held Feb. 22. The award is gi ven to fifth
grade students who have demonstrated excellence
in American History lessons. The two Adams
School students were Paola Rivera (Mrs. Pollock's
class) and Hanl Charczaie (Miss Murphy's class).
The girls received a medal, a certificate and an
A01erican flag.
Adams School had a very educational assembly
this month on sharks. The presentation was from
Ocean Adventures with Mr. & Mrs. Brown. Aaron
VanGeem, a student in Mrs. Pollock's class, said
the best part of the show was when the shark
popped out. (The program ended with a blow-up
replica of a grca1 white shark. The students
thought the speakers had a tank with a shark
inside but when the lid was flipped open a
full-size great white shark blew up right in front
of everyone's eyes.)
All the students at Adams had the opportunity
to learn about being successful through a musical
program, "Kids Sing for Success" presented by
Opera Pacific and paid for by the Bank of
California. Brittany Johnson of Miss Murphy's
class had this to say about the program -"They
sang well."
-Paula Mcintosh and Paola Rivera,
fiflh-gradc Student Council representatives
CALIFORNIA ELEMENTARY
0 ur fi rst graders sure have be8n hard at work
-their little minds must be spinn ing with
all their new knowledge! Not only are they
finishing their second book of the year, they arc
about to start on their third! In math, they are
learning place val ues in bo th addition and
subtraction. In science, the weather is the topic of
the day. To round out their activities, our firs t
graders-are even writing their own Clifford books,
after learning about the author of those famous
stories.
In science, our second graders are learning
about the earth by making a "lake" in a bottle.
The bottles we re shaken up and the resulting
activity is being monitored and recorded in both
words and drawings. The students are also
studying and describing rocks from different parts
of Lhe earth to determine how they are formed
inside the earth. To add to their culture, they all
attended a Performing Arts Center performance.
Our third graders are finishint. learning the
cursive alphabet· -now they can begin
letter-writing wilh flair! Their assignments are
done in cursive. In science, they arc studying life
structures. The growing seeds and plants have
been touched, dissected, grown and observed with
watchful eyes.
The spelling bee is fast approaching and fourth
graders are studying hard. Our fourth graders will
travel, as well, by going on a rancho trip. They
will also $tudy the gold rush and be involved in
Project Self Esteem.
Fifth graders are .{Q!llple'Ji~g candy bar sales
and preparations for ~Camp. Their reports
on U.S. states are near completion and "the
colonists" are the new topic of discussion.
In other late-breaking news:
• Bicycle safety program is here once again. e Principal's Party a huge success (90
students!).
•Mesa Pride winners: Jennifer Kirkorlan (first
place); Luke Yellln (second place).
•Two fifth graders join Daughters of the
American Revol ution -John Grams and AJex
Win net
•Three groups have auditions (John and Juan
for 1-3; Clarendon Chamber Players fo r 2-3; and
Patrick Henry fo r 4·5). Good Luck all!
• South Coast Rep on March 9.
-C. Vincent Quella IV
COSTA MESA HIGH
A t our last Student Forum meeting, in
February, several' topics between Lhe
students, Student Council and the administration
were discussed. Jim Ferryman, a Newport-Mesa
Unified School District school board member,
also attended our forum and participated in our
discussions. Recent gtaffi ti attacks on the school
dominated the conversation.
CMHS held its second Career Day on Feb. 22.
Close to 100 business professionals from the
surrounding community were guest speakers. They
spoke to students about their occupational
backgrounds and described their current jobs.
Students were able lo scope out the career fields
they are attracted to. Mesa sends a big "thank
you" to speakers who took the time to participate.
-"Eighty-two students in grades 7-12 were
honored last Monday for attaining a cumulative
GPA of 4.0 or higher. Pictures of the achievers
are on display in the main hallway on campus.
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A punchy new
wesl·southwest swell has
arrived on our coast,
which will mix with a
smaller south-southwest
swell to make (un
head-high waves in
• between storm fronts
this week.
Although there art not
any major swells on the
Immediate horl.ton, the
overall set·up In the
Northern Paclnc is very
slmllu to mld·Oecember
1994, which brought
epic waves throuah
January.
for dally surf report.I
and lo.-tutll, QJI (900)
976-SURf. The all COlll
$1.50 ptus any possible
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Congratulations to Chris Peterson and Erica
Sieben. The Irvine Co. has awarded these two
seniors with $1,000 scholarships and the
opportunity to participate in their Spectrum
Leadersltip Program. Congrats also Lo senior Sura
Snyder, who has been honored as Zonia Girl for
the month of January.
Mesa Pride Day will be Saturday, March 25,
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Students, parents, neighbors
and community volunteers are invited to help
spruce CMHS up. Donations of bedding plants
and small shrubs are welcome. If there arc any
questions about this event or you are interested in
participating, please 0call Principal Ed Harcharik
at 556-3344.
- Erica Sieben, ASD ~resident
HORACE ENSIGN INTERMEDIATE
R ummage, rummage, rummage -that is ·
Ensign Intermediate School's cry for the
month of March. T he school hosted a rummage
sale at Smart & Final (corner of 19th & Pomona)
on Saturday, March 4. Proceeds from the sale
bencfitted Whittier Elementary School in Costa
Mesa.
Game Night was Thursday, March 2, from 6 to
8 p.m. in the gym. There were games, prizes and
food available for Ensign families. This was a
PTA-sponsored fund raiser.
The Ensign Navigators will meet on at 6:30 a.m.
Friday at the Sutton Plaza Hotel in Newport
Beach. The Navigators are our group of dads who
meet once a monlh to provide support to school
activities and programs.
Our Academic Pentathalon team will compete
Saturday, March 18. We wish them our very best
and know they will make us proud.
Six of our students -AJex Dullen, Gabriela
Perez, Julie Gomez, Adam Glnaras, Lundwing
DeLaCruz and Diana Day -joined Mrs. Evans,
our PTA president, and Mr. Paulsen at a banquet
on Feb. 27. It was the "Heroes of the Heart"
Awards Presentation presented by Children's
Hospital of Orange County and more than 2,000
people allendcd. Five awa rds were given out of 57
nominees and Ensign was one of the proud
recipients for our community service and ·
charitable work.
The custom-designed and hand-cast sculpture
award is on display in the office -come and take
a look!
-Diana Day, eighth-grade student
School Days is a fcDture that runt on Fridays.
The reports are submitted from each individual
school. U you have questions obout bow to get
news about your school included, call City Editor
Iris Yokoi at 574-4233.
P~LICI PILU
COITAMISA
500 block or Plcrpolol Drlvt: A 22-yenr-old man WllS
arrested on suspicion or buri lory :ind possession of
burglary tools.
1000 block or Fullerton Avenue: o 31-ycar-old womon
was nrrested on suspicion of $poUsal abuse.
500 block or Victoria Slrcct: Jewelry, wor1h Sl,600, onl.I
about $750 in Cash WQS reporteJ Stolen rrom an
apartment that wos entered through on open window, 1
police report says.
NIWP~T HACH •
J900 block or Tradcwloda: A Kenwood stereo wonh
Sl,300 was reportedly 'tolcn from the victim's cor. The
suspect entered the vehicle by 1pplyina a 2·1neh piece or
t1pc 10 tho window and throwina on unidentified object
11 it. Tho window broke, but did not shatter, ollowlna
1hc tuapcct to rem~ • small piece of the window and
unlock tho door.
500 block of Monlq c .. 10a Road; A 1990 Porsche
ti l with S3,97S wonh of bclonalnaa -lncludlna a
laptop computer -lnsJde wu reportedly stolen. Tho·
dark·srecn spona car wu worth S31,000.
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Newport Beach/Costa Meaa Dally Piiot Friday, March 10, 1995 3
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lmlitlma locll
kaleraarten
teacher dies
Memorial Park, residents continua debate over expansion
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Anna June "AJ." Wevill,
a longtime DaJboa resident
and kindergarten teacher,
died Saturday night, ending
her long battle with cancer.·
She was 79.
Mrs. Wcvill, a former
teacher at Newport Heights
Elemen·
tary and
the
form et
Corona
del Mar
Elemen·
tary ·
from the Wevill
la:te
1930s to th"c late 1970s, was
an active member of the
community. She was affili·
ated with the 552 Club of
Hoag Hospital and was a
charter member of the New-
port Harbor Lady Anglers.
She is survived by her
husband of 56/cars, Gordy.
Scattering o ashes at sea
is planned at 10 a.m. on
March 20 -the first day of
spring .-from the Balboa
Angling Club at the foot of
A Street in Balboa.
• Both groups offer
compromise plans,
although they vary greatly.
BY EVAN HBNEUON, STAI' Wann
NEWPORT BEACH -Obeying
a Planning Commission order to
work toward comP.iomisc, adminis·
trators from Pacific View Memo·
rial Park and nearby homeowners
submitted new plans f9r the ccm·
ctcry's expansion. While the tw.o
plans had little in common, they
shared a common goal to move
mausoleums and ground burials
further from homeowners' prop-
erty lines.
At press time Thursday night,
the city planning commission had
heard several hours of additional
-testimony from residents and cem·
. Correcuons
A story in the March 4 edition
of the Daily Pilot misidentified the
occupation of a man arrested in
connection with a shooting at the
Coast Community College District
office. Rodney K. Wallace, of
Pomona, is employed as a
custodian at both Orange Coast
College and Golden West College.
et.cry officials and was in the pro-
cess of determining a set of ac-
ceptable guidelines for the cem·
ctcry's build out. Commission
chair Anne Gifford talked about
bringing the new set of guidelines
back for a third public hearing in
two weeks for review.
Pacific View officials are seek·
ing a l.}Se permit which witl allow
the cemetery to exceed the 50,000-
square·f oot cap established by the
original county use permit. Cem·
etcry officials plan to substantially
increase the number of crypts and
family mau seleums -an increas-
ingly popular style of burial, they
claim.
The proposal has drawn the ire
of residents in the Spyglass Hill,
Scaview and Spyglass Ridge home·
owners associations. More mauso,·
)cums will block ~iews, bring buri·
Both campuses and the district
office are patrolled by public
safety officers, who are more
formally trained than secu rity
guards.
0
It was incorrectly reported
Tuesday that a team of
a1s almost Utcrally into home-
owners' back yards and destroy
property values, residents main·
ta in.
By initiating a general plan
amendment and a new use permit,
the city's planning department is
attempting to make the cemetery
commit to a build out plan. With
such a plan on the books, tur(ent
and future residents will have a
clear picture of the ultimate build
out. The various parties conferred
during several months of ad hoc
committee negotiations, but failed
to come up with a mutually ac·
'ceptable plan. ·
Much of Thursday night's testi·
.mony focused on the character of
the cemetery operators. Spyglass
Hill residenJ Leonard Fish and
scverM other homeowners accused
Pacific View· of using cove~t .taciics
photographers employed by 351h
state Senate candidate Dan
Worthington refused to take a
"formal portrait" of a gay couple
at a high school reunion. The
picture and several others were
taken, but Worthington refused to
run the picture.
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to force an unreasonable plan on
the city. Other residents -none
of whom lived in what would be
the affected area -came to lhe
cemetery's defense, vouching for
its reputation and claiming that
the homeowners carried unreason-
able expectations.
The "compromise" put fonh l:Sy
Fish and fellow Spyglass Hill resi·
denJ Paul Hitzelberger n:duced
setback requirements to 100 feet
and eliminated family mausoleums
altogether, although il did allow
the cenwtel}' a "screening mausO·
leum'~ along the property's wcsl·
ern boundary.
The qmetery's new proposal re·
duced setback distances to an av·
erage of 66 feet. Family mauso-
leums were deleted in some areas
and added lo Olhers. In total, the
cemetery would decrease the
amount of ground burials and in·
crease the available mausoleum
space.
Pacific View officials also volun·
teercd lo reduce the heights of
their mausoleums and ·increase the
landscaping in an attempt to pro-
tect views and tried to set stricter
guidelines fo( a phasing process so
residents could know how .much
construction they would face in
the coming years.
After 1he commission reaches a
decision, lhe issue will move to the
New pon Deach City Council.
HO\\ ever, cily -officials and resj.
dents have bolh stated that the de·
bate ts likely to end up in court,
rcgardlcsi. of "'hal the council de-
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~ If local youths raise
at least $200 this weekend
for SOY. Oscar Santoyo will
agree to shave his head.
Bv ~Lu.YANN HA.utoN, Sr..u-r wuna
COSTA MESA -Funds art
low, the needs are great and Save
Our Youth Director Oscar San·
lO)O is willing to put his hairdo on
the line to raise money for the
center.
Santoyo told the young people
at SOY that if they raise at least
$200, he will let them shave off his
thick black hair, currently styled
high on the top, complete with
sideburns. San lO)O managed t6 ne-
gotiJte to keep his goatee, eye-
brO\\ s ~nd leg hair intact.
To make their goal, the yo ung
people at SOY will hold a com-
munity rummage sale and car
"ash from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sat·
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0 Tbe reason why we're havina
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to help out, and because i1's a Cun
event." Santoyo SAid.
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sters rom 11 to 22 yem old. But
mone is tight and &he county
bankruptcy threatens to further
hamper the center's ability to col-
lect donations lnd public grants
alike. The center has an annual
operating budget of SSO,OOQ.
"The bankruptcy does affect us.
And it's fierce competition out·
there," SantJ:>yo said.
The best part about Saturday'
event will be taking razors and
scissors to Santoyo's head, said
Victor Valdovinos, 11, a fifth-
grader at .Pomona Elemcntaiy.
"We want to cut his hair bald,"
said Victor. "This will get him
back for the times when be told us
what to do. W.e're going lO get
him. And, he'll look really weird,
like a Martian."
In its second year or operation,
SOY has offered a place for
youngsters to hang out and get
away from pressures such as
gangs. Santoyo said a change is al-
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letter urging residents to
fight recovery plan.
BY EVAN lhNBUON, STMJ Wun.a
Costa Mesa Mayor Joe Erickson
said Thursday ~is city wants\ no
part of a Jetter urging rC$ldents to
contact their county .. supervisors
and lobby against the board's
"offer or a $180 million 'no-
guarantee' IOU."
ready noticeable ~ the neighbor-
hood.
Erickson was one of four Or-
ange County mayors who did not
sign ihe open letter to Orange
County r~sidents, which appeared
in a newsp~per ad Thursday. Nor
··did he 10 to Santa Ana Thursday
night where the mayors were
scheduled to sign and submit a
more detailed letter to the board.
' "Since· we've been arou~n·d, the
gang activity in the area has gone
down and there is an improved
feeling in the area." be said. The newspaper letter tells resi-
dents that the county's ·proposed
recovery plan only guarantees 77%
of cities' investments, leaving "a
significant portion of your money
at risk." Money for schools, street
repairs and public safety wiJJ be
jeopardized, the letter states. It
also lists each of the supervisors'
Though the goal to raise $200 is
attainable, Santoyo said he isn't
worried about losing his stylized
coif -he's. fairly sure it will grow
back.
Besides, he said, "It might look
cool."
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telephone and fax numbers.
While Costll Mcu still wants to
recoup as much of its money in
Lhe county's b3llkrupt investment
pool as possible, the teller -or·
ganized by the Orange County
chapter of the CaliCornla Lea~ue
of Cilies -is not an appropriate
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"I view it as premature and not
helpful to anyone fdr cilics to go
off on their own and not work
with the agencies involved," Erick-
, son said. "The bankruptcy is a
tragedy, and to pit ourselves
against each other is wrong."
Under the terms of the county's
recovery plan, cities will be guar·
anteed 77% or their investment
while the remaining 23% will be
issued io a series of claims and
distributea over time. Tbe credi-
tors committee, on which all <;'r-
ange County cities arc reprc·
sented, has not taken a position
on the offer.
Representatives from Costa
Mesa, which has $2.6 million fro·
zen in the pool, have stated that
they do not want to separate
themselves from the creditors
committee. Erickson also said that
he did not want to consider joining
a group effort without first holding
a public hearin&-
Newport Beach Mayor John
Hedges, who signed the letter,
could not be reached Cor comment
Thursday. However, City Mnnager
Kevin Murphy said the city's p3r-
ticipation did not devi3te from the
position taken "at t~e table" with
the creditors committee. Newport
Beach b~ $16.2 million in the t' . ~We stand in lin~ behind a lot
of creditors, and we're concerned
we.may never see that money."
Late Thursday afternoon, an
aide to Supervisor Marian Dcrge-
son said her office had only re-
ceived one fax in reaction to the
Jetter. The lack of response may
have somethiog to do with the fact
that the ad had Dergeson's phone
number wfong, listing Supervisor
William Steiner's phone . number
instead.
"I would also point out that the
Jetter makes reference to 'money
to educate children,' " said David
Kiff, an aide to Bergeson. "No
money that goes to cities will go to
schools. If the cities were made
whole, it would aqversely affect
schools and other districts. So in
th at sense, the letter is pretty mis-
leading."
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father, Leonard, &aid the day bis
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charge. "1 know him too well. Ev-
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During the weekend after
Tyler's death, shocked parents
praised Laudcnback as the ideal
babysitter, full of energy, who
never $bowed any sign of hurting
their children. On the contrary,
. Laudenback loves kids, they said,
and kids love him.
The former Blue Beel bartender
s)lowed little emotion during the
trial, although his now mostly gray
hait tells the stress he's encoun-
tered during the last 11 months;
that includes -a move into protec•
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Laudcnback won't be eligible
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That's still too soon for Jaeger,
who has fought for tougher penal-
ties in child abuse cases since her
son's death.
Brent, too, wondered about the
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Friday, March 10, 1995 5
Ceremony to retire Coast Guard
cutter Is scheduled for March 80
The citizens of Newport Beach
can formally bid the Coast Guard
cutter Point Divide goodbye at a
decommissioning ceremony March
30.
The event, which begfos at 10
a.m. at the Coast Guard station on
1911 Bayside Drive, will feature
guest speakers and a ceremony
that includes such riluals as the
lowering of the vessel's Oags and
the stowing of its cannon balls.
The 10-man crew will th en take
the Point Divide to Long Beach
on April 1 for storage. A week
later, the crew will return to the
Long Beach station to bring the
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For 32 years, th e Point Divide
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"Whether or not we obtained
justice, I don't know," he said.
"None of this brings her little boy
!Yack."
Karey Jae~er gets a hug from her father outside the courtroom after the jury came back with a
guilty verdict against Brian Laudenback In the death of her young son. HOME OFFICE SALE!
The jury could have convicted
Laudenback, a 1980 graduate of
Newport Harbor High, of the less-
er charge of involuntary man-
slaughter.
Alena Moon, the lead Newport
Beach Police investigator, said she
was happy with the jury's decision.
"The verdict was the right ver-
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her eyes with a wadded-up tissue.
"I'm happy it's over for the Jaeger
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wallet at the sem1·annuaf rummaac •
sale today 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and
Saturday 9 a.m. to noon at the First
United Methodist Church of Colla
Mesa, 420 West 19th St., C.O.ta Mesa.
The event i.s sponsored by tbc United
Methodist Women's Orpni.zatloo to
Duffield Electronic Boats ii sponsoring an in·the·watcr boat show .,
in Newport liarbo~ from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
ajd their M1$SiOn$ Projcc:U. For mote
Information, call 548-1727.
•a JAMILY aUMMAOI IALI
Sunshine Community Nursery School
is sponsoring a 48 Family Rummaae
Sale from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., today and
Saturday, rain or shine, at Presbyterian
Church of the Covenant. 28SO Fairview
Ave., Costa Mesa.
SATURDAY
llACK UY WAI.KIN• TOUa
The Friends of Newport Bay will
conduct their final 4~ walking tours
of the Upper Newport Bay Ecological
Reserve of the season between 9 and
I 0: 15 a.m. Tours depart every 10 to 15
minutes from the corner· of East Bluff
Drive and Back Bay Road near
Jamboree and last 1 ~to 2 hours.-
Wear comfortable shoes and bring
binoculars and cameras. The tours
serve as an introduction to the rich
variety of wildlife and plants al this
important coastal marsh. Call Fran at
646-8009 for details.
ADULT RITURNIHO nUDINTI
Orange Coast College's Adult
Re-Entry center will conduct a
seminar titled "Transformations." The
event will run from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
and is designed to assist adulu who
arc interested in returning to school.
The registration fee is $15, and
includes continental breakfast, buffet
lunch and parking. For reservations or
more information, call 432-5162.
USID aooK SAU
Friends of Costa Mesa Libraries will
hold a used book sale at the Costa
Mesa Downtown Library, 1855 Park
Ave., from 9 a.m. 10 3 p.m. Hardcovers
and trade paperbacks arc Sl, regular
paperbacks and records, 50 cents, and
children's books and magazines arc 25
cents. The book sale will be held
indoors if it rains.
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For more intormation, call 64S-6812.
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.. Priorities of ~e Voyaeing" will be
explored in a one-day seminar, from
9:30'a.m. to 4:30 p.m., at Orao4e,
Coast College's Saillng Center in
Newport Be~h. Tickets arc available
for S68 per person and $128 per
couple. Seminar lecture topics include:
"Gear and Boat Selection," "Boat
Handlin& in UaJ!t and Heavy Winds,"
and "General Provisioning." For more
information, call 64S-9412.
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worbbop will beain in Oranae Coast Co~~·s Re-Entry Center. The workSbOp will run from 6 to 8 p.rn.
and.continue on March 20 and 27. For
more lnlonnatlon, call 432..5162.
AAltlt MllTI••
The Cocta Mesa AARP Chapter 121
meeting be&lns at 1 p.m. at the Costa
Mesa Senior Center, comer of 19th
and Pomona St. Featured speaker Jack
Bradley will discuss "California ·
Partnership for Long Tenn Care." For
more information, call Jane Anthony
MONDAY at 546-7848.
PA..IAMA nOllTTIMI . • JLOWU AllUNOIN• n6oaAM
Children ages 3 to 7 arc encouraged to Eunice Antosik, from Maul, will
wear their pajamas and bring a present a nowcr·arranging program at
favorite stuffed animal to the final in a 10 a.m. on the stage of the Women's
series of P11jama Storytimes at the Oub of Santa Ana, 601 North Baker
Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 St. J'he Orange County Floral Arts
Avocado Ave. The 7 p.m. session lasts Guild will also host a luncheon after
half an hour. Details, 717-3800. the program. Donation for the
program is SS and $5 for the lunch.
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day," said the dealership's owner,
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animals. But, neighbor and
dealership regular Harold Fraibcrg
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newspaper today from the lot?'
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PORTS -•
Tars. on a roll, 4-2
N~WPORT BEACH -The Newport Harbor High baseball team is
itarttng a new streak, much to the delight of head coach J(jrk Bates.
~ter a sea.son-opening setback, the Sailors extended a losing streak
dating fr~m last year to 16 games. However, NewPort (2-1) has won its
lase two, IJ\Cludlng Thursday's 4-2 victory over visitmg Bolsa Grande en-
tering S;\turday•s matchup for consolation honors of the Costa Mesa
Tournament against Orange Lutheran at Costa Mesa High. .
Joe Urban was a significant factor in Thurscjay's win, both on the n:iou~d and at the plate. Urban, lhc pitcher, went the distance.. allowing
six hits, one walk and one earned run, while stftking out three.
"We've allowed just three walks in three games so far " Bates pointed
out. 161:hat was a big problem for us last year, too many walks, and it's
something we've really focused upon." ·
Urban, _the hitter, was 3 for 3, incl~ding the first homer of the year
for the Sailors, a solo shot to left field in the first inning.
He also singled in one run in the third and doubled in another in the
fifth.
. ~ett Coluccio had a dou~le to key the Newport uprising in the third
inning, then was on base m the fifth when Urban delivered his RBI-
double, a shot to the gap in left-center field.
If Saturday's game is rained out, it would be made up Monday ac-
cording to Bates. · . • '
Format change
announced for
new 'AH-Star
tournament'
..,. Promoter says boys
wilrp1ay in just one of
two proposed basketball
games for high school
seniors March 31, April. 2.
B Y BAIUlY FAULKNER
Sroll.Ts W1U1Ea
NEWPORT BEACH
Newport Deach promoter
Charlie Plowman announced
Thursday that the inaugural
high school Orange County
All-Star Tournament will limit
boys players to one game, elim-
inating potential conflict with
the existing Orange County
All-Star Game sponsored by
the Costa Mesa Downtown Ki-
wanis.
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARI.SON, 642-4330, ext. 223
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
·Eagles pull out · 5-1
win over Artesia . Sea Kings rally, 2-2 ·
COST A MESA -The Estancia Hig~ baseball team
broke in to the victory column for the first time Thursday,
according to Coach Paul Troxel, defeating visiting Artesia,
5-1, for the Eagles' first victory of the season.
The Newport Elks Tournament win came behind the
strong pitching of starter Orlando Vega, who wotked into
the sixth inning in his first varsity start, allowing two singles
and three walks, while striking out two.
CORONA DEL MAR -It may have ended in a 2·2 tie againl>t visit-
ing Foothill in the Newport Elks Tournament, but Corona del Mar
Coach . J.t>e Koh regarded Thursday'. game a~ a series of mis~ed op-
portunities.
''We had our chances,'' Koh undersiated after the Sea Kir1g.s were
forced to settle for the deadlock.
Reliever Jose C-abrera entered in the sixth inning with
the bases loaded and none out to try to protect a 3-0 lead.
Cabrera fanned the first hitter he faced, then picked off
the runner at first.
'Down 2-1, the SCa J(jngs managed to·get even rn the bottom of...Lhe ~eventfl inning. Mau Friend scored on• Reuben Gulledge's fielder's
choice. to tie matters, but CdM missed a chance to "in it "'hen a· runner
was picked off first for the third out· with the potential winning run ·
-standing on third.
The bottom of the eigh th was even more frustrating to the Sea J(jngs.
A walk and sacrifice positioned the winning run at second, and when
Royal McMack,in singled to left and the ball was kicked, it•seemed cer-
tain Corona would win it. Only an error ~ted him from escaping the inning
unscathed. -'.
The Eagles {1-2) opened the scoring when Rocky Schipf-
elbein rocketed a solo homer to right-center field in the
bottom of the second inning.
Estancia added two more in the fourth inning when
Galvin Yanagisawa squeezed home two runs on a bunt-
and-run play.
However, the baserunner slipped rounding third, and by the time he
got up and made his way toward home, the throw was waiting for him.
Just to add to the frustration, anoth~r CdM player was thrown out at
lhe plate later in the inning after Chad Johnson had singled to center.
"I think that one play really picked us up, not only
today, but gave us a lift for the season," said Troxel.
"We've been a little bit lackadaisical so far."
Foothill scored its runs in the top of the second. Corona answered in
the home half of the frame with a run as Brian Bear doubled, took third
on an Andrew Stellar single and scored on a fielder's choice by
Gulledge.
Adelman's
efforts go
by wayside
..,. Costa Mesa falls for
second time after seei ng
standoat effort on mound.
COSTA MESA. -The Costa
Mesa High baseball team wasted a
strong pitching performance from
junior right-hander Mike Adel-
mund, going down to a 2-0 defeat
at the hands of vbiting Orange Lu-
theran in the Costa Mesa Tour-
nament Thursday.
"That's the best I've seen him
throw," said Mustangs Coach
Doug Deats. "It was an outstand·
ing effort. He picked l\\O kids off
base. He allo\\ed a home run in
the second inning and they scored
an unearned run in the seventh."
Adelmund scattered fi'>'e hits,
while \\alking one and striking out
two. A critical two·base error in
the seventh helped Oran~ Lu-
theran to its second run.
Eight spots remain
for Pro-Am berths
· ..,. Three grand will put you in hopper for
Tuesday's draw for Pro-Am assignments;
Tom Weiskopf a late entry for Classic .
. BY RlCHAJU> DUNN, S1·v11a \\'IUrlll
COSTA MESA -For the price of S3,000, 'you
co~ld hJvc the opportunity to play golf with Lee
Trevino.
In the Toshib;:i Senior Classic Pro·Am nex t
Wednesday and ThursdJy at the Mesa Verde Coun-
try Club, there ''ere sull eight ar'nateur spot~ avail-
able as of ·1 hursd:.t>, Jccording to Don Andersen,
tournament manager.
Tom Weiskopf. a l:.t11.: entry, was also adJed to the
list of 78 Senior PGA I our pros "ho \\ 111 compete an
the Scntor Cl:.tssic t-.t.m.h 17-19, the firs! Senior Tour
e'cnt 1n Orange County hbtory.
In the first round of the pro-am \Vednesda~. 27
f1,csomcs (135 golfers) \\tit tee offbt 7:30 a.m. then
anoiher 135 plJyers \\Ill tee off at I p.m. The '>JnlC
formal v.ill be used ThursJay in the double shotgun
event.
A tollll of :!16 am.ueurs (lour 1n a group) "'II pl.iy
in the pro-am, "1th each foursome pl.i) 1ng \\1th a Se-
nior PGA Tour professional. L:Jch of the 54 pros
will play at least one da>--
Amateur foursomes "ill l1Jvc a d1flercnt pro p.in-
ncr each J:iy.
The format previously called
for players on four boys teams
to compete in a two-game tour-
nament, March 31 and April 2
at UCI's Bren Events Center,
exhausting the two-game all -
star eligibility of players before
the April 22 Kiwanis game, in
its 30th year.
The Mustungs ( 1-2) nearly tied
the game in the bottom of the scv·
cnth, but with the tying runs tit
second and third, a hard grounder
wns fielded by the second base-
man, who threw to first for the
final out.
Ther~ ,,111 be ..i p.11n11gs party Tuesd"JJ ut the :
South Coast PlaL:i \\cstin (6 p.m.), \~here foursome.,
will find out whid1 pto ''ith \\hom they \\ill play. An
awards banquet '"II be Thum.lay al o p.m. at Mesa
VerJc CC.
Catcher John SchrocJcr went 3
for 3 to account for more than half
of the Mustangs' total of five hits.
He had a single, double and stolen
ba~e.
"(The $3,000 entry fee) is all tax deductible, be-
cause 11 goes to chant) (benefiting the Orange ,
County Spot ts I !..ill of Fame Youth Fund, CASA of
Orange County, Inc. anJ MESA)," said Pete Dono-
\an, \UUr:l.tlllCnt ~Jlc... man;.iger. •• rhe tee priLeS
alone Jrc \\Orth about $600. Each am;.iteur will gel a
bag. clubs. shoe,, T-~lmt and pla) \\ilh a pro. Some-
body cuulJ reaJ about 1h1s (tud;.i)) and be playing
\\ith l'rc\1110 nc\I \\Cd.''
''Those affiliated with our
game felt it would be better
not to infringe on the (Ki-
wanis) game," said Plowman,
who also revealed that all the
proceeds from his three-game
event (one boys game March
31 at 8 p.m. and a girls-boys
doubleheader at 5 and 7 p.m.
April 2) will go to charity.
Plowman said matchups will
be determined after the players
are selected.
LEAH HOGsnN/OAtLT Pai.or
Costa Mesa starter Mike Adelman fires to the plate In a complete-game effort.
In the tourney opener the Mus-
tangs lost a 2-1 decision to S.inta
Ana despite Matt Brosamale's
one-hitter in five innings of work. For 1nfurnut1un rcgJrJmg the Senior Cl.issic Pro-
Am, \\ luch precedes the thrcc-dJy Senior Classic,
call 254-3050.
TENNIS
Tennis scoring ·backhanded
..,. That cruc ial one-third of a point
extra for doubles victory has been
unceremoniously tossed out by CIF.
BY BA11Y FAULXNEll, SPOaTS W&JTU
BUENA PARK -Corona del Mar High boys
tennis coach Tim Mang, the Division I represen-
tntive on the CIF Southern Section Boys Coach-
es Advisory Committee, expressed eonfusion and
surprise after the CIF Southern Section Council
voted Thursday to return the boys team scoring
format to one point each for singles and doubles
set victories.
The change, adopted by nn overwhelming ma-
jority at the Sequoia Athletic Club. will take ef-
fect for this spring's CIF team playoffs. lt re-
verses last season's scoring change, which made
n doubles set victory worth l V., points.
"I'm totally surprised. because it was not
something I thought was going to happen for
this season, as of our advisory committee meet·
ing two weeks ago," Mang said. "Jn fact, the
committee was in favor ot the status quo:•
Bili.lark, Southern Section administrator for
bo)'s nnis, said the potential scoring change
was d ussed at the advilory committee mcct-
in1. t little tocus was dewted to its possible
Implementation for this season, which began
Feb. 27.
Mana said he was unclear when or if the new
system would be Implemented in nonleape and
Sea View Lcaaue play. Lcquu coukl decide to
compete under tbe old rule, until the pla;afta.
"We'I ba¥e to biw I leapt ..... of_...
letk direeton 10 decide whldt formal we'll me
ift lap, .. Mana said.
la Tbunday'1 nonleapl bOJ1 ••tc8'1•·
' • Estancia 12¥.s, El Modena 8V.,: Singles
standout Mike Leonard and doubles players
Tom MacDuCf and Bryan Lin all swept to lead
host Estancia (2-1) ove r El Modena.
•Sunny Hllls 13¥.i, Newport Harbor 7V.,: Sin-
gles pl ayers Yuski Kojima, John Rinck and Scott
Sims all won two of ..lhree sets in singles for the
host Sailors (1-3), who managed just one set in
doubles.
In a ..:ommunity college women's match:
•Orange Coast 6, Fullerton 3: Tempa Rainey
teamed with Heather Eves ror a victory in No. 3
doubles as the Pirates improved to 5-1 in the
Orange Empirr \onference with the road win.
Eves also won 111 ~traight sets in singles.
MIOM ICMOOL IOYI
UTANCIA 12'4, IL MODINA l'h
Singles: Leonard (E) def. Fco\'enyusy, 6·2, def. Troung,
6-0, dtf. Tr.in, 6·1: Kc;arns (f) lost, 1·6, won, 6-4, 6-3;
T.ibo.id.i (E) lost. 0·6, 4·6, won, 6·3.
Doublcs: MacDuff-Un (E) def. Fruler·lt, 6·2, def.
~tthouse•ICayc, 6·3, def. D•na·Spurgcon, 6·1; Rudolph·Radls.y (E) lost, <4.fi, 1 ·o, won, 6-4; Wagner·lurden
(f) lost, 4-6, 3·6, won, w. .
IUNNY HIW U~, NIWPOIT MAAIOI J'r\
Sln1ln1 Kollma (NH) Iott to H•n, 0-6, def. Chun-. 6-0, def. Chol, 6-:f; Rlntk (NH) Iott, 1-i, won, 6.0, 7·5; "SIMI (NH) lost, 4-6, won, 6-2. 6"-1.
OcMlblft: W~E\'Mtt (NH) Iott to Harrlt.V• ..........
l-6, loJt to ..... "°""' .. CM, tolt to l~ 2-" • O.tvldt0n·Summen (NH) Iott. 1-6, 1-6, 2-6; ~ (NH) lost, CM, 3-6, won, 7-6.
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ORANGI LUTHIRAN 2, COSTA MISA 0
COSTA MESA TOURNAMENT Orange Lutheran 010 000 1-2
Cost.i Mesa 000 000 0-0 Cavaness and Calderon; Adelmund and Schroeder. W-Cavancss. L-Adelmund, O·I. 28-Schrocdcr (CM). llR -Brown COL),
s 0 s 2
NEWPORT HARIOR 4, IOUA GRANDI 2
COSTA MESA TOURNAMENT Bolsa Grande 101 000 0-2 6 1
Newport Hoarbor 102 010 x-4 6 1 Saling, Fr.incisco (6) and t-tendorx; Urban"lnld Biehl. W-Urban, 1-1. l -Saling. :28-Colu«io (NH), Freem.in (NII), Urban (N H), HR -Urban (NH).
CORONA DIL MAA 2, FOOTHILL 2
NEWPORT ELKS TOURNAMENT Foothill 020 000 00-2 8 1
Coron.11 del Mar 010 000 10-2 7 S Price, Novek (5), Lang (7) and Zebcr; Stuart,
Nuzum (4), Gulledge (6), Wills (6), Friend (8) and
kne<ht. 28-Bear CCdM), Parkin (F), Zeber (f).
BRIEFLY
Costa · Mesa's Marx will. compete
in European soccer tour in July
COSTA MESA -East-Wc!>t AmbJssadors, a nun-profit organization
based in Sarasota, Fla., has sclectetl Ju,tin Marx of C.>stJ t-.tcsa to part1c1-
pate as one of its entourage 10 play soccer 1n mtcrnJlional i:ompctition in
Sweden and Denmark this July.
Marx currently plays for the Anah1:.:11n Soc.:cr Club "[..,prc!)S 'SO" team
under heaJ coach Jon Van Wagone1. MJf\ 1s .111 eighth grader at Cry~l:.11
Cathedral Academy and will be attendmg M.itcr Oct High in the fall.
Prior international experience aidcJ Marx 1n bt.:ing accepted to this
year's tour. He played for East-West 1n Holland. lt.1ly and Austri:i in the
summer of 1992.
East-West Amba~adors ts nn international organiiation dedicated to
young men and women ages 11-19 in pursuing 1hcir goab on and arr the
field. Th·e Ambassadors conduct more than 200 lr)OUts and obseNc more
than 10,000 student athletes throughout the United St:1te annually.
As a midfielder for East· West's bo) undcr· 14 tc.im, MJn will fm.t at•
UTANCIA I, ARTUIA 1 tend a 1raining camp in Vildbjerg, Denmark, wor~ing for om: wed: "'1th
NEWPORT ELKS TOURNAMENT • top Danish FA coaches. He will then particip:ue in one or the \\Otld's lnrg-Artula 000 001 0-I 3 2 C · Estancia o1o 202 x-s 7 2 est and most prestigious international youth occcr cvc11ts, the oth1a Cup
Wantz, r .. rct.i (S) and Cordova; Vega, Cabrera (6) in ,Gothenburg, Sweden, where there Will be more than 900 teams from 50
and Kerm;m. W-Ve_1a, 1-0. l -Want.t. $-Cabrera, different countries. 1. 2B-Scott Balo.er (E), HR -Schldtlbeln (E).
VOLLIRALL
Sea Kings ran In live
CORONA DEL MAR -The Corona
del Mar Hiah boys voile~! 1eam ( ans
Briu C.oleman} took ii ricbt down to the .n Tbundly niaJ1t. but came out on the
*-1-.Sofa1'·7, 7·1', IS-., 8·1.5, 15·11 :.. "I: .asioa qalnlt Ylaitin& Tra·
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Cycles, vehicles swap meet at Costa Mesa FalrgroundS
COSTA MESA -Today and Saturday ~dally wap meets for motor·
cycle ond Volkswagon/Por chc/off·road enthusiasts ~ill be hclJ .il the Or-
ange County Fairifounds.
1'hese events will £ill the '40,000 squate foot ?nmcrc:e DuildinJ lO it
capacity with new and u~d parts, accc:.sorics and memorabilia.
Today the indoor motorcycle swnp mec:t will offer motorc)clC enlhusia.\ts
1 wide variety of all lJ.nd or new nd used part ond acccssoric). gc~rcd
for the Harley·Davidson fan. The Commerce Uuilding will be filled with
more than 200 vendors offering evccything rrom on·the·linc spot leather
repair. T-shirts, jewelry, clothin& and Harlcy·Davidson memorabilia.
Saturday will bo devoted to tho VW/PorschC/off·rvod cn1hu~iast. Offered
will be 1 Wide usonmeat of paru and accessories. cspcciAlly those hard·to-
Gaa Vinllp and after·markit items.
Ewat ~are 5-10 p.m. for tM ~e iwap •'and ~t PiJIL
1tw-VWIPar1the/off·toad 9'llt meet, Ilia °' shine • .Aets"11i• ii S6
perklal la free. Fot.inlam.tloll, pllOM (714) '64.0SIS fNm 9 a.&-$
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Costa.Mesa-I.Os Aniigos
(2: 15 p.m. Friday)
March 3, 1995
Liberty-Estancia
(4:00 p.m. Friday)
March 3, 1995
-1 :45 Time limit
-International Tie Breaker
Tie Breaker for Qualifier
Games
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-Head to Head
-Least Total Runs allowed
in all 3 games .
-Coin Toss
Awards Presented
11-All Tourny
Sweat Shirts
1 • MVP Trophy .
2-1st Place Trophies
2-2nd Place Trophies
1 -3rd Place Trophy
1 -T~~~h~e Brackft
18 Championship T-Shirts
Fleldll . ·
NPHCalvary
(2:30 p.m. Friday}
March 3, 1995
CdM-Laguna
(4: 15 p.m. Friday)
March 3, 1995
Los Amigos-Liberty
(12 noon Saturday)
~arch 4, 1995
Liberty-Laguna
(2:00 p.m. Saturday)
March A, 1995
Edison-Estancia
(4 p.m. Saturday)
March 4, 1995
Estancia-Cal~ary
(5:45 p.m. Saturday)
March 4, 1995
Calvary-Century
(7:15 p.m. Saturday)
March 4, 1995 ·
9th Place
(3 p.m. Saturd ay)
March 11, 1995
7th Place
(5 p.m. Saturday)
March 11, 1995
3rd Place (next best record)
(7 p.m. Saturday)
March 11, 1995
•CALVARY .
•EDISON
• LOS AMIGOS ·
•CENTURY
• CORONA DEL MAR
•COSTA MESA
•ESTANCIA .
• LAGUNA BEACH
• LIBERTY CHRISTIAN
• NEWPORT HARBOR
ALL GAMES PLAYED AT
TEWINKLE PARK .,
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·century-Edisqn
(3:15 p.m. 'Friday)
March 3, 1995
Laguna-NPH
(12 noon Saturday)
· March 4, 1995
NPH-Los Amigos
(2 p.m. Friday)
March 4, 1995
· Costa Mesa-CdM
(4 p.m. Saturday) ?
March 4, 1995.
r CdM-Century
(5:45 p.m. Saturday)
March 4, 1995
Costa Mesa-Edison
(7: 15 p.m. Saturday)
March 4, 1995
Bracke
Bronze Game
5th Place
(5 p.m. Saturday)
March 11 , 1995
Championship (best 2 record)
7 p.m. Saturday)
March 11, 1995
The director of the tournament Home Remodeler Doyle Forth from Costa Mesa wishes good luck to aJl the teams involved . We have added i
teams thi s year to the tournament as we successfully start off the 1995 season of Girls Softball. We want to encourage the parents of the
players and our future girls playing softball to be part of this opening season:· Remember this is for our kids and a fund raiser for thein, so
"come on out" to the park and have some fun , get involved & let's play ball.
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Fri,aay, March 10, 1995 8
LOCAL ICHIDULI HIGH ICHOOL TUCK AND •llLD Orange Coast
absorbs 9-7
baseball loss
OOLP
Eagles swept at Ocian View " Eagles up llY elibt
HUNTINGTON BEACH -Chris Felix's three
first-place finishes highlighted the efforts of the Es-
tancia High boys track and field unit Thursday in a
season-opening. 90-44 nonleague loss at Ocean View.
Felix won both the 100 (11.25 seconds) and 200
(23.5) meters, as well as capturing the top spot in the
long jump (18-l llh feet).
Other top Estancia efforts were turned in by dis-
tance specialist Johan Appell in the 1,600 (4:41.05).
"~d Eli Vargas in the 3,200 (10:49).
•Senior Laura Petrino won the 100 hurdles to pro·
vide the Estancia girls with their lone individual win
in a 76-46 nonlcague setback at Ocean View.
Petrina was clocked in 17.6 in easily winning her
hurdles event. She also led off the .Eagles' victorious
4xl00 relay team, as well pas placing second ih the
long jump with a mark of 12-11 and third in the tri-
ple jump with a 28-7 effort.
COSTA MESA -Visiting Sad·
dlcback College rallied for three
runs in the top of the ninth inning
to overcome a 7-6 deficit and de-
feat host Orange Coast, 9-7,
Thursday in Orange Empire Con·
fcrence baseball.
COSTA MESA -'fhe Estancia
Kigb golf te11m, behind the cfforu
or Pelc KruLLik who )hot 3 lWO-
over•par 36, has taken a 196-204
lead over Loni Uc:sch Millikan
after the fiht nine holes of n
m:uch at Mesa Verde Country
Club Thursday. The final round
will be pluyed ~1ondny nt El Do-
rado Golf Course in Long I3eac.h.
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Com-"«y collet• rne11 ~nd WOll\4Pn -O<illl&• Col•I. 54Mldl•IM!d Al ltlwttl• CC, 2 p.111. .. ~ ..... IOYSi OCEAN VllW 90, UTANCIA •• OIRUz OCEAN VIEW 76, ESTANCIA 46
After the Pirates ( 10-11 overall.
2·3 in the OEC) pushed over a
run in the bottom of the eighth,
Saddleback (9-8, 2-3) opened the
nin1h with buck-to-back double) to
tie the 'game. Brian Balo then sin-
gled in the go·ahead run.
Estancia's Ross Necessary tied
for the sccond-bi.:st ~core of .the
day, a 39, whale Mile and Jeff
Perry each fired 40s
COftll!Wlllty co&J--OrM!Ct Coat! al Col6eol
Well TOllllWll~t.
HI&" 6'hool -w11tl.ago ti Newpof'I Hvt>or, l :l.s
p.111.; C111011a df'I M.\r &I COion• TournM!l~nl.
100-1. Felix (E), 11.25; 2. Williams (OV), 11.71; 3. Choe
(0V), 12.12; 200-1. Felix (E), 23.5; 2. Williams (OV), 23.9; '
3. Womack (OV), 23.95; 400-1. O'Bann on (OV), 51.9; 2.
Womack (OV), S3.S; 3. McLain (OV), 54.79; 800-1.
O 'Bannon (0V), 2:02.35; 2. Goldberg (OV), 2:21.74; 3.
Qer;is (OV), 2:23.0; 11600-1. Appelf (E), 4:41.0S; 2.
W ersching (OV), 4:51.7J; J. Aguilar (OV), 4:59.02;
3,200-1 .'Vug~s (E), 10:49; 2. Munoz (El, 10:53; 3.
Wersdllng (OV), 10:57; 1 10AH~ Womack (OV);16.66; 2.'
Goldberg (OV), 20.2; J. Walter (OV), 2f.12; 330LH -1.
Womat:k (OV), 44.17; 2. Walter (OV), 49.09; 3. ~oldberg
(OV), 49.3; 400 relay-1. OV, 46.77; 1,600 relay-1. OV, J:Sl.76.
100-1. Kue bee (OV), 13. 7; 2. Miller (f), 14.0; 3. Arias
(E), 14.6; 200-1. (Jradshaw (OV), 29.3; 2. Cowden (QV),
29.9; 3. Miller (E), 30.0; 400-1. Engesser (OV), 1 :06.7; 2.
Bradshaw (0V), 1:09.7; 3. Lawson (OV), 1:10.2; 800-1.
Bradsbaw (OV), 2:39.3; 2. Matsuda (OV), 2:41.8; 3. Wehr
(E), 2:49.3; 1,6-00-1. Lawson (OV), 5:57; 2. Matsuda (OV),
6:08.5; 3. Perkips (E), 6:13.9; 3,200-=""1 . lawson (OV),
12.26.6; 2. Martinez (E), 13:00.9; 3. Pelayo (E), 13:33.0;
100H-1. Petrina (E), 17.6; 2. De<ker (E), t9.8; 3. Co~den
(0V), 20.3; 300H -l. Engesser (OV), 53.5; 2. Cowden (OV),
57.7; 3. Decker (E), 58.1; 400 relay-1. Esbnda (Petrina,
Dahle, Miller, Aria$), 56.1; 1,600 relay-1. Estancia {Arias,
Valcovinos, Kuchzcynskil, Wehr), 5:01.2.
UTANClA 1H, LI MILLIKAN 204
1. Kr11uik (E), l6; 2. (lie) Ncce.s.iry (E),
I lund (M), 39; 4. (tiet M. Perry ([); J. Perry
(E}, 40; 6. Thomp~on (El. 41. ..........
Hi&h Kllool -u Quint.a Al N-,-t HMboo, ):IS.
DEEP SEA
THUUDAY'I fllH COUNfl
OCC') Robert Caton doubled an
two runs in the first inning when
Coast grabbed a 3·0 lead.
SADDLllACK 9 -
ORANGE COAST 7
BADMINTON
CdM tops La Quinta, 10-9
Dw•Y"• Leeker -2 i.o.u. 14 an&Jtrt. 77 alko
wu. 1 wnd bus, ' 1<11fpln, 1l diff!lh•.ad. 11 rodJIUI. 1 11.WIMrt, 100 lllKMrd, ll )tlto..fi.n ~ ... 4 ""'°' 26 ... rdl.
New,.rt Le•lll•t -I ho.I, 1' a.n&Jer1. 3
..,,db.an, l ca.lko ban, 14 IC\llpin, l halibu1, 2 •htcphHd, 24 ~mlth pud\, l 1 ma.curtl. ISO
~ (whU. c:ro.>ler).
HJ -1. Se\\'ard (OV), 5-0; 2. Byrd (E), 4·6; no third; LJ -1.
Felix (E), 18-11 'h; 2. Cuyon (OV), 18-0; 3. lanaster (OV),
17-11; TJ-1. Byrd (E), 36-81/.i; 2. Nguyen (OV), 34-0; no
third; PV-1. Bradshaw (OV), 12-0; 2. Walter (OV), 11-6; no
third; SP-1. Traxler (OV), 48·1; 2. Jahld (E), 39·5; 3. Acosta
(OV), 38-41/•; DT-1. Traxler (OV), 141-0; 2. Suga (E), 86-5;
3. Acosta (OV), 84-1
HJ -1. Engesser (OV), 4·6; 2. Hale (E), 4-4; 3. Wagizer
(OV), 4·2; LJ-1. Kuebee (OV), 14·21/4; 2. Pe1rino1 (E),
12·11; 3. Dahle (E), 12-1; ·TJ-1. Kuebee (OV), 35-01/l; 2.
Deckff (E), 28-9; 3. Petrina (E), 28-7; SP-1. Fraser (OV),
28-1 O; 2. Puioloseta (OV), 26-9; no third; OT -1. Jimenez
(E), 45· 1; no second or third.
SJddlcback 065 010 003 -9 14 2
Orange Coast 302 010 010-7 II 3
t>ol;in, McDermott (7), Mai (9) and
Boita; Barilla, M;icDcrmott (3): Guymon
(3), Blanchet (9), files (9) ilnd V;inagiiawa.
W-McDermott, 1·1. L-Blanchct, 1-3.
S-Mai, 2. 28-Anthim (S), LaudNd;ile (S),
Boita (SI. John5on (S), uton (OCC>.
Saltarelli {OCO. HR-Lauderdale (S).
WESTM INSTER -Jerome Pon-
ak and Christian Cer.an1cs s\\ept in
bO)S singles, \\hile PoY)al and Kerri
Smith won in mixed doubles 10 k:id
visi1ing Corona del Mar High (4·0)
nipped La Quin1a, 10-9, in a non·
league.badmuuon ma1ch Thursday.
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PUBLIC NO?ICtS raises at the publlc hearing This statement was filed PUBLIC NOTICE Brannen Dr.. Huntington Carl D. Seaholm Cana ConatruCllon Co. Inc. PUBL•C NOTICE This statement was tiled 92648 deacribed In this notice or with the County Clerk ol Beach, CA 92649 This atatement wu filed (CA), 300 E. Coast Hwy.. ·• with the County Clerk of This bu11ness is con·
PUBLIC NOTICE In written e-0rrespondence Orange County on Fobru· SUMMARY OF This business Is con-with lho County Clerk of No. 65. Newport Beach, CA Fictitious Orange County on Febru· d1.1cted by: an lndlllldual
dellvered to the City Coun· ary 14 1995 PROPOSED ducted by: husband and Orange County on Febru· 92660 BualneH Name ary 14. 1995 The rog1strant{s) corn----8-S-C-3-7-4-8---lcll at, or prior to, the publlc ' Fe38935 ORDINANCE wife ary 28, 1995 This business Is con· F838918 menced to transact busl· hearing. . . The regtstrant(s) com-F83B339 ducted by: a corporation Statement p r h . ness under the F1ct111ous
NOTICE OF MARY T. EUIOTT CPubhsh~~ NewportD II Bepacllh-N~C,J'~OP~~:~ul~A?~ menced to transact busl-Published Newport Beach· The reglstrant(s) com· The following persons are C u~IS ~ New~o~ Be;~h Business Name(s) listed PETITION TO D ty Cit Cl k osta mesa a Y ot 1 • r ness under the Fictitious D 11 P'I menced to transact bual· doing bu1lness as: os 8 esa 81 Y 'OI above on: nla ADMINISTER e~u bll h., d e~ February 24, M11ch 3, 10, acdoptlfi" at th1• regt''i:.1 Cit~ Business fltame(s) llsted Costa Mesa a Y 1 01 ness under the Fictitious SMART STORAGE AND February 24, March 3, 10, Robert A Webster ESTATE OF: u s e ewport 17, 1995. ounc meet ng o arc above on: n/a March 10, 17, 24, 31, 1995. Business Name(s) fisted CONSTRUCTION, 7130 17, 1995. This statement was hied
JAMES C. Q , MacNEIL Beach.Costa Mesa Dally F230 20, 1995, being Ordlna"!ce Chnstlna M. Hoeller . F273 above on· 2·l4·95 Hazard. Westminster, CA F234 with the County Clerk of
Pilot March 10, 1995. 9f5, cha:;:;lng :h~ 1~onin~ This statement was tiled PUBLIC NOTICE Cana construction, Peter 92683 O<ange County on Febru-. f0A:,1et!i~: ~~~~i!Yes. F256 PUBLIC NOTICE ~20Pr0f:rd •:11:.1 from •g1 with the county Clerk of • A. canavier. Pres. Tony F. Gauthier, 7130 PUBLIC NOTICE ary 14, 1995
R - D Orange County on Fobru· Flctltloua This statement was lllod Hazard, Westminster, CA · f 836948 f~~:I~~· :.~~~~o~~~r~~~ PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloua 1~H~·~OTION to give Or· nry 14, 1995 BualneH Nam• with tho County Clerk of 9~:~ew F. Gauthier. 7130 au:i~!~!o~:me Published Newport Beach·
otherwise be Interested In FIRE AND CASUAL TY Bualneaa Name dlnance 95-5 first reading . Fe3ee47 Statement Orange County on Ftbru· Hazard Westminster, CA Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
the wlll or tSlate. or both, SYNOPSIS OF THE Statem•nt carried by the following roll Published Newport Beach-The following persons are ary 11• 1995 92683 ' T f St~ement February 24, Ma1cn 3, 10
of: JAMES C. G. MacNEIL ANNUAL STATEMENT The lollowlng pe~sons are call vote: COUNCIL Costa Mesa Daily P1101 doing business as: F637351 Thi• business Is con-do~• :~lne~ ~~'.sons are 17, t995
A PETl'l'ION has been WESTERN GROWERS doing business as. ME Ma ER S 1 AYE s : February 24, March 3. 10, DIAMOND SIGN C~M· Published Newport Beach· ducted by: co-pai1nera MU~TERS MOISTURE F242
flied b~ FRANCES LORENE INSURANCE COMPANY 15Jffs6W~~~e:s~~ILP!~~: Erickson, Buffa, Horn· 17, 1995. PANY. 185 E. Paulanno Cos1a Mesa Dally Pilot The reglstrant(s) com· CONTROL SERVICES,---------
MacN IL In the Superior IRVINE, CALIFORNIA Huntington Beach CA buckle, Genia. NOES: F229 Ave., IA, Costa Mesa. CA February 24, March 3, 10, menced to uansact bus1· 1582 Browning Road. Suite TRADE Court of California, County YEAR ENDED 92647 • Non• ABSENT• None 92626 17. 1995. nest under the FICIJllous B, Irvine, CA 92714-4807 ol ORANGE. • • • PUBLIC NOTICE Kimberly Dawn Groves Ka· F223 Business Name(s) listed M nte s Corporal on (Ne THE PETITION requests DECEMBER 31, 1994 Tony Bartoli, 1nS6 Samp-ABSTAINING: Mona· sell, 3057 Yukon Ave.. above on: n/a Yo~k r 1 ' w
that FRANCES LORENE Total Admitted Asset• son Lane, Hunllngton han. Fictitious Costa Mesa. CA 92626 PUBLIC NOTICE Tony Gauthier Thli business is con·
MacNEIL be appointed as $36,098,528 Beach, CA 92~7 t 1 THE FULL TEXT ol the BualneH Name John Kimberly Kasell, This statement was Med ducted by· 8 corporation
through classified
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personal representative to Tot a I LI I b 111 l I I a ,A7~~:msry · Ba~ ~I, ordinance may be read In Statemen t 3057 Yukon Ave . Costa Fictitious with the County Clerk of The reg.istrant(s} com·
administer the estate of the $30,454,273 H nllngl:nmp~::ch 1 C~ the City Clerk'e Office, n The tollow1ng persons are Mesa, CA 92628 BualntH Name Orange County on Febru· menced 10 transact busi· --------8-8-8 decldeot. Capital Stock $1 ,000,000 9~647 • Fair Drive Costa Mesa doing business as: This business Is con· Statement ary 28, 1995 ness under the Ficlitloua OBITUARY
THE PETITl~N requests Gross Paid-In and Con-This business la con-MARY T. ELLIOTT "WHAT·NOT.JARS", 1716 ducted by: husband and The loltow1ng persons are F838330 Business Namo(s) llsteclliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
the decedent a WILL and trlbuted Surplus $2,883,797 ducted b . solo proprietor· De t Cit Cl k ' Orange Ave .. Unit K. Costa wile doing business as: Published Newport Beach· above on: January 1, 1990 codlcUs, II any. be admitted Unassigned Funds (Sur-hip Y· pu 'II 't er Mesa. CA 92627 The reglstrant(s) com· EMC PROCESS CON· Costa Mesa Oa•ly Pilot Munters Corperation, Bob
to probate. The will and plus) $1,760,458 5 Published Newport Karen J. Surber. 316 Ha· mencod to transact busl· TROLS 145 E Wil n St . Robert Thompson VP/ any codicils art available Surplus as regards Polley· The .:ie~lst~nt(s) t 1°"]" Beach-Costa Mesa Daily nover Dr . Costa Mesa, CA ness under the F1ctltlous Costa Mesa CA 92:~7 " March 10. 17, 24• 31, 1995 Treas ·
for 1xamlna1Jon In the lite holders $5,644,255 ~o4:c und~r ~::"ficut~~~ Pilot March 10. 1995. 92626 Business Name(s) listed Bernhardt 'Bruns. 145 E. F270 This · statement was filed
kept by the court. Income (Receipts) for tho Business Name(s} listed F260 Sharon Ann Schlund, 316 above on: 1949 Wilson St., Costa Mesa. CA PU"LIC NOTICE witn the County Clerk ot THE PETITION requests Vear $15,034,358 above on· 1•3•95 Hanover St. Costa Mesa, Kim Kasen 92627 "' Orange County on Febru· authority lo administer the Disbursements for the Ton BartoU PUBLIC NOTICE CA 92626 This statement was filed Dayna McClary 145 E ary 14 1995
estate under the lndepen-Yeat $12,269,611 Th} staiemenl was tiled This business ts con· with the County Clerk ol Wilson St Costa' Mesa CA Fictitious · Ff538919 dent Adminlstrallon of Es· Wt hereby certify that the wiJi lhe County Clerk' 01 Flctltloua due1ed by· a general part· Orange County on March 92627 " • BualntH Name Published Newport Beach·
tatu Act. (This authority above llama art In ac· 0 C ty F b • BualneH Name nersh1p 3, 1995 . This business Is con· Statement D P 1 will allow the personal rep-cordance with the Annual ranie oun on ° ru statement The reglstrant(S) com· F83B807 d.ucted b . co· artners The t0Uow1ng persons are Costa Mesa atty 1 ot
resentatlve to take many Statemenl tor the year ary 1 • 1995 Fe3eBes The following persoM are menced to transact busl· Published Newport Beach· The re~'istr~nt(s) com-doing business as: February 24, March 3. 10.
actlons without court ap· ended December 31, 1994 doing business as: ness under the Flct111ous Costa Mesa Dally Pilot menced 10 transact bust-C O M M U N I CAT I ON S 17, 1995. provaJ. Befort taking cer-med• to the Insurance Published Newport Beach-THc BREAKAWAY SKATE Buslnus N01mo(s) hsted March 10 17 24 31 1995 ness under tho FiClltlous TRAINING INSTITUTE. F235
t.ain very Important 8C1lons. Commiuloner, pursuant to Costa Mesa Daily Pilot CENTER INC .• ~10 Fer· abolle on: n/a · • ' ' F283 Business Name(s) fisted 3004 Deodar Ste. 8, Costa PUBLIC NOTICE however, the personal rep-law. March 10. 17, 24, 31, 1995. nando Suitt 409 Newport Karon J. Surber above on· n/a Mesa, CA 92626
resentatlve wlll be required Don a Id Q •or g e F263 Beach, CA 92661 ' This statement was lllod PUBLIC NOTICE Dayna McClary South Coast Uvlng Sotu-FlctJtlou•
t.o give notice to lnte<esled Dr•Hler, Presld•nt The Breakaway Skate Con· with the County Clerk ol This stallment was tiled hons (CA). 3004 Oeoda1
peraona unless they have Mlchell• Marl• John-PUBLIC NOTICE te< Inc.. (CA). 310 Fer· Orange County on Fobru· Flctltloua with the County Clerk ot Ste. B. Costa Mesa. CA BuslMH Mame
waived notice or consented 5 t nanclo Suite 409, Newport ary 14, 1995 auatneH Name Orange County on Ftbru· 92626 Stat•m•nt to the proposed action.) aon, ecre arr , Flctltloua · Beach, CA 9261 F638918 Statement ary 1'1, 1995 Thia business i• con· The following persons are
The Independent admlnls-Publlahed Newport _ iualnea• Name Thie buslneu Is con· Published Newport Beach· The lollowlng persons are • F837343 ducted by: a corporation doing buslneu aa:
tratlon authority will be Btach·Coata Meaa Daily Statement ducted by: 1 corporation Costa Mesa Daily Pilot doln6 business as: Published Newport Beach· The reglstrant(s) com· AIECHES BAIRD, 5981 Eo-
granted U(lleas an Inter· PUot March 7. 8, II, 10, 11 , The fonowtng persons are The 11glslrant(1) com· February 24 March 3 10 HA'iES MEDICAL PEA· C , M D 11 P l rnenced 10 transact busl· glneerlng Ddvt. Hunllngton esttd pe<aon na .. an ob-1995. doing business 89: menc.d to 1ransaC1 bl.Isl· 7 • ' • SONNEL, 1001 w. Balboa osta 158 8 Y 1 ot nesa under the F'tetrtlous Beach, CA 92649
jectlon to the petition and T022 a) JACK MURPHY INVEST nus under the F'ictillous 1 • 1995. Blvd Newport Seach CA F1bluary 24. Milch 3, 10. Buslnass Name(s) listed Gtaphlc Edge, Inc., {Call·
HARRINGTON
R o g e r E • H a r·
rlngton, 77, ot Costa
Mesa, passec:I away
March 8. 1995 Mr.
Harrington had beon a
successful business-
man In the security/
savings & loan indus·
try in Southern Califor-
nia. Survived by his
three sons· Bruce. Ro-
nald and Douglas, all
of Newport Beach and
eight grandchildren.
Services Saturday.
1 :00 P .M • John V1ben
Chapel, Pac1f1c View
Memorial Park. Dona·
lions to UCI Founda·
llon. UCI Alzheimer's
Ctr, UCI Medical
Plaza, Rm 1100, Ir-
vine, CA 92717-4284.
shoW good c:eust why the MENTS b) COMMUNITY Buslneas Name(s) listed F233 9266i ' 17, 1995. above on: n/a tornla Corporation), 5981
court ahould not grant the PUBLIC NOTICE ASSOCiATION CONSULT-abOve on: n/a PUBLIC NOTICE Piiar J Hayes 1001 w F226 South Coast Uving Solu-Engineer Drive, Huntlngtonliiiiiiiiijijijiiij authority. ING l508 Eton Plac• The Breakaway Skate Con· Bat boa· Blvd ' Newpori lions, James A. Rocke, DI· Beach. CA 92649 II
A HEARING on the pell· Flctltloua New.port Beach, CA 92660' ter Inc .. Chester A. Righter fictitious Beach CA 92561 PUBLIC NOTICE rector Thia business Is con·
tJon wlll bl held on APRIL Bualne" Harne Karen Ann Sonnen. 1508 .k .. Prtsldent BualneH Name Doug ' c. Hayea. 1001 w. 'f!lis atatement was hied ducted by: a corporallon
13, 1995, at 1:45 P.M. In Statement Eton Place, Newport This stat4HTM!nt was llttd Statament Balboa Blvd.. Newport cna1243B73 with the County Clerk ot The reg1strant(s) com.
Dept 703 located at 341 The followlno persona are Beach, CA 92660 wllh the County Clerk ol The followin persons are Beach. CA 92661 Flctltloua Orange County on March menced to transa~I busl·
The City Drive South, Or-doing buslnesa as: Peter Kevin Bennet, 1508 Orange County on January doln buslnes~ as· This business Is con-Bualnt .. Name 3, 1995 ness under tilt F1C'lltlCM1t
ange. CA 92668. ECLC • AMHERST HOME, Eton Place, Newport 20, 1995 . NO~ ASSOCIATES 1301 dlJCted by: husband and Statement F83BB04 8uslnen Name(•) hated HARBOR LAWN-
IF YOU OBJECT TO the 216 .t.mhtflt Road, Costa Beach, CA 92660 F834534 Dove Street, Sult~ 920• Wile Th• following persona"' Publi1hed Newport Beach· above on: 2·15-95 MOUNT OLIVE gtantlng of the petition, you Mesa, CA 92626 Thia business Is con-Published N-port Beach-Newport Beach CA 92660 The reg1strant(s) com-doing business as: Costa Mesa Daily P1lo1 Gr1~l)lc Edge, Inc., Ryan
rhould appear at the hear· Gloria P. Franco, 216 Am-ducted bv: • general part· Costa Mesa Dally Pllol Warren Lortie investments. menced to transact bus•· HOLCOMB CONSTAUC· March 10. 17. 24. 31. 1995. ~~ ... Prtsldent flied Cemetery Sales
lngt) and 11,j\te Yj'ur ob-b herst Road,. Costa Mesa, nershlp February 17 24 March 3. Inc., (Utah), . 1301 Dove ness under the Fictitious TION, 4702 Neptune Street. F28 t rhs ~alCmentty wcr' k I
ec ona or e wr tten o • CA 92626 The registrant(•) com· • • Street suite 920 Ntwport Business Name(s) listed Newport Stach, CA 92663 wt t oun er 0 Leads Furni'shed )ectlona with ~he oourt ~ Lapurlslma D.F. Chang, menctd to transact busl-10, 1995. Beach CA 92660• above on: n/a • Pacific Metal Construction. PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on Febru.-
fOft the h1anng. Yoor ap-2279 Avalon St., Costa nes.s under the F'ic:tillous F207 This • business Is Cbn· Pilar J. Hayes Inc .. a Cahlorn1a corpofa· ary 14, 1995 7602
pearanct may bl In person Mesa, CA 112626 Buslntn Name(•) listed PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: Umilod Liability This statement was flied lion. 4702 Neptune StrHt, Flctltloua F636920 -
or b~Jour anorn1y. Thia bualneu la con-above on: April 1993 co with the County Clerk of Newport Beach, CA 92663 Bualneu Name Published Newport Beach· llllllll•••lililiil ..
IF U AAE A CREDITOR ducted by: an unincorpo. Ker,n Bennett Flctltloua The' reglitrant(s) com-Orange County on March This business la con-St t t Coate Mesa Daily Pilot Cl'IC VIEW
or s contJngent creditor of rated asaoclatlon other This statement waa flied Business Nam• menced to transact bust-3, 1995 ducted by:• corporetlon Th loll !i emen February 24, March 3. 10. ..!:...0.-u •·-• dtctuld, yoo must file than a par1nlfahlp with the County Clerk ot ness under the Fictitious F83BB10 The reglstrant(s) corn-d I • bl.Io ng pe~sons are 95 -r~ r claim With the coort Th• reglatrant(a) com-Orange Couoty on March Statement B 1 N ( ) 11 ted 1 N 8 h menced to transact bust-ong siness as. 17• 19 · Cemetery • Mortuary F236 mall a copy 10 the per· menctd to transact busl· 3 19m; The following persons are us 0815• ame 5 5 Pub ished ewport ea~ • ness under the fictitious OATH OIL MITCHELL JV Chac>el • Cremttory
onal r1presentallv1 ap-neu under the Fictitious • F83880t doing business as: above on. Ftbrvlfy 1, 1995 Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Business Name(s) listed 11 PARTNERSHIP, 245
ntld by the court within Bualneu Name(•) Hated P bll hod N ort B h LAW OFFICES OF JOHN· ,warre~;o~e lnHes•r:~~s. March 10, 17, 24, 31, 1995. above on: March l6, 1994 Fischer A·7B. Costa Mesa. PUBLIC NOTICE 3500 Paci~ vi.w 0!'1119 our months from the date above on· February 17 u 1 ewp eac · SON & PINEDA. 1440 nc.. rr " · r e, F284 Pacific Metal Construction CA 92626 f l 1 1 NwlPOt1 Beed\ I first l11uance of the let· 995 . • Coata Mesa Dally Pilot North Harbor Blvd Su1t1 President Inc Timothy F Shields' Ortll O~ Company Inc ct t oua ......,.. rs 19 Pfovldtd In section tapurlslma D F Chang March 10. 17, 24, 31, 1995. 31 t, Fulle<ton. CA 92635 This statement was filed PUBLIC NOTICE vice President · ' (Cal1lornt1). 245 F&Sche< A· Buslneu Name
100 ot the California Pro-This statem~ni was filed F2n Jennifer Lii Johnson, oith the C~out"ty o;•~ro\ of Fictitious This statement wu Mid 7B, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Statement .... •tml
ate Code. The lime tor fll. with the County Clerk of 3654 Clark Avenue, Long range un y ru· with the County Clerk of This business Is oon· Tho lot1ow1ng persons art ... L ••••-•y
ng clalma will not expire Orange County on Febru-PUBLIC NOTICE Beach, CA 90808 ary 14, 1995 Bu1lne11 Nam• Orange County on Febru-ducted by:• corporation doing business as: -~ -"•
IC>ft four months lrom 17 1995 Mary Genevieve Pineda. F838921 Statement ary 2., 1995 The r1gl1trant(1} com-RAW. CONSULTANT ANO Mortuary * Chapel
hearing date noticed ary • Fe37341 Fictitious 14768 la Capelli Ad., La Publlshld Newport Beach· Tht lollowlng persons art ' Fe38183 mencld to transact bus1· MANAGEMENT CO .. 215 Cremation
Buslne" Nam• • Mirada CA 90638 Costa Mesa Dally P1tot doing business as: ness under tilt F1ct111ous Wichita Ave., 1206, Hun· YOU · MAY EXAMINE the Published Newport Beach-Statem•nt Thia 0buslneu Is con-February 24, March 3, 1o. p A E c rs t ON MA At NE Publlshed Newport Bea~h-Buslneaa Name(•) fisted Ungton Beach, CA 112648 110 Brotdway
lie kept by the court. 11 you Costa Men Delly Pilot The followlng peraona are ducted by: co-partnera 17 1995 HARDWARE. 1730 Pomona Cotta Mesa Dally Pilot above on: Feb. 1, 1995 Robert. Anthony Webster, eo.ta Mua
8 8 pe<aon lntertsttd In FtbNary 24, March 3, 10, doing bualness aa: The reglstrant(s) com-• · F237 Unit 3, Costa Mesa. CA March 10, 17, 24, 31. 1995. Orth Oil Company, Inc .. 215 Wichita A11•.. #206, Ml·llll
Htalt, yoo may file 17, l 995. BUSINESS ACCESS menctd to transact busl· 92626 F290 Anthony W. Orth, President Huntington Beach. CAIJI••·······
h the court a lormBI A• F220 TECHNOLOGIES 3484 IA, ntll undtf lht Act1hous PUBLIC NOTICE
uest for Special Notice of Orang1thorp1, 1Anahelm, Business Name(s) listed ------------------------------------------------~'."'==----, flllng of an Inventory PUBLIC NOTICE CA 9280e above on: February 1, 1995 Flctltloua
n<f aps>falaal of 11tate as· Joseph T. Winlock, 2453 JtMiler L Johnson Bualneaa Name
ets or of arry petition or Flctltloua Irvine Ave., #D, Costa This 11.atement was filed Statement
ccount as frovldld In BuslneH Name M..._ CA 92627 with the Coonty Clerk of The followlng persons art ectlon 1250 o the Calllor-Statem.nt Doug L Nellon, 2841 Junl-Orange County on FtbN-doing business as:
a Probate Code. A R• The lollowlng pel'IOr\S are per Or., COiona CA 91720 ary 1'1, 1995 LEGAL CAREER AS·
uest for Special Notice doing busln111 u : Tom W. Grayaon, 854 F837389 SISTANCE SOCIETY.
rm la av.Uablt from the PROGRESSIVE FINAN· Counlly Roll Lant, Co-PUbllshed Newport Baach· 11822 Loma Unda, Santa
ourt clerk. CIAL SOLUTIONS, 1525 rona. CA 91720 Colla Mesa Dally Piiot Ana, CA 112705
Altom.v for the P•U· Meaa Verde Drive Eaat, Thia bu1ln1u la con-Ftt>Nary 24 March 3 1o David Bryant, 11822 Loma
loners Ste. 101, Cotta M..., CA ducted by: an Individual 17 1995 ' • ' Linda, Santa Ana, CA
ONALD Q SELF 92828 The 11gl1trarit(1) com-' . F215 92705
SQ (CIB# 07&021) Barton Uttl1, 220 7th St., menced lo tranaact bust-Karyl Lynn Reed, 20651
40;•1 aL TORO RD ' Huntington Beach, CA nest undtt the Flctltlous PUBLIC NOTICE A11f Lant, Huntington '' 92&48 Bualneaa Nam1(1) llated Beach, CA 112646
T•. 110, LAQUNA Vernon A.. Johnton, )400 ab0\19 on: n/a Ftctltloua Thi• bualness la con-
ILLl1 CA •2es:a, Avt. of the Ma IE205, Joseph Winloclc 8 1 N ducted by: co-partner•
7141 t•i·9S77 Com M.,., CA 82628 Thia atat1ment waa filed us nH• •m• The 11gl1trant(1) com·
Publlahtd Newport Thia bualntaa I• con-with the County Clerk ol The k>IS~em•nt 1 menc:ed to transact bl.Isl·
HCh-Coata Mtaa Dally ducted by: • gtn«al parl· Orange Colaity on March d..J.u. bus1nt'9 ~ ., n1u under the Fictitious
liot .... _.. 10 5 17 nenhlp 3, 1905 ""'V • Bu1tne11 Name(•) llatld _,.., • 1 • • Tht rtglat1ant(s). com-Fa38823 COASTUNE CHIAOPAAC-above on: n/a
995. mtnCtd lo tranaact bull-Publtahed Newport Be I\-TIC GROUP INC., 2013 Dallld Sryant •
Fm258 ~ und.tr the(~ Coata M11a Dally ::iot ~::pg~ 11f~;~·· Colla Thia atatement waa lllld ---------Busln111 Name •) -•-11 . with the Coonty Clerk or PUBLIC NOTI ! abolle on: n/a March 10, 17, 2~. 3t, 11195. Coaallln• Chiropractic Or1nge County on Ftblu-
earton Ultle F288 Gro11p tnc., (Caltl.), 2013 ary R 11195 HOTIC• 01' v non A.. Johneon Thia Ntwl)ort Blvd.. Coata •
PUILIC HURINQ t 'i ent wu ftlld with PUBLIC NOTICE Mtsa, CA 92627 1''3HH NOTICE IS HEREBY rha ~~ty Clerk of Orange Thia bu1ln111 la con-Published Newport Beach·
•VEN that a public heat· C:.,1y on FebrUlry 091 Plotltlou• ducted by: a corpofatlon Coata Meas Dally Piiot will bl held by thl 1995 au....._ Neme The regtatrant(a) com-February 24, March 3, 10,
a Mesa Cl~ Counc:ll peJMl8 ltat.-.nt menced 10 transact buaJ. 17, 1995 .
. m~'!rch .. '°~ ,,;;~~~ Pu.bllahed Newport a.ac~ ~ = '::aona '" ~:ne':dtrN~~~(:,1c~::~~ F241
a poa9ibHI, In the Council Coata M11a DaUy Piiot v. ~A!SON DEL SOL OE-above on: 10.1·198a PUBLIC NOTIC! twnber9 of City Hall, 77 Mareh 10, 1'1, 24, 31 , 1898. StONS 1112 Oo4pt\ln Ttf· Coaatllnt Chlropracllc ---------.., Dnlle, Cotta Dt.a; on F2G race, eo;on& dtl M ... CA GtO\lp, Inc:., John A.. Fur· 1'10tltlous followtnQ item: t2e2S nllll, D.C., Prealdent 8ua1M .. NaMe ~ of u. f»tannlno PUBLIC NOTICI LJncSa Ann Salo 1112 OOf. Thia atatement wat flltd ltatement
omml11lon'1 denial ol , .... ....,. Ohln Terrac.. ~ del With the County Clerk ol The following pereon• .,, ~INQ ACTION PA-15-Mar, CA tat2$ ()ftnge County on Ftbtu-dolna bu11MU u :
lrom ltewn Wlnn9ft. ........._...... JeeM MMOn. 1112 Doi-ti'/ 17, 1095 COMPL!TE PET CAR£ ~--Ml aoent '°' Ogle ltat.....e Phlrl Terrace. CofoM dtl l'•ns.w SEAVICH. 23372 Via
llOOlatea, HO Ogle Thi folo'#lng penont .,.. ...... CA IGMl5 Publlahed Newport Beech· Ronda, Mlellon Viejo, CA n.t. coasa ......_ fDr • dolna0 1 bualrleT ... 0•0.~ MAR-Tl\la bualneaa I• con-Cotta M••• Dally Piiot tH9' UN Petmlt '° JIJ!EA ~ ... ~~'!.-...__ ducted by: ~lband and ,.-.. ...... 24 March 3 10 Carl DOUQIH . s.,holm. I .,,. cont.al•• ~·ING. -1 --..,,. Wife __ , ' ' ' 23372 Via Ronda, Million
....,.,,.. on .,. HI Time Ave., C~ll Meaa, CA Ttle reglatrant(•) co"'" 17, 1M. ..,., CA IHlt
lltOP«tY .. 250 tze27 menced .. nna.ct bull-'227 .,..... OMnrtt ~ ..,... in• c1.a 1one. ~Roes '*9nlln. t01• ,..... under thl Plctltloua ... 11,. MIWICI 23372 Via ftonda, Miiiion '!ftl'*'lal Det8'mina-e ... Mt, Ave.. Costa lkltlnn• Name(•) llattd rvlz 11-I I VltlO ,CA _,
: ~ ~. CA t2tl7 aDO¥e on: n/a pt ..... , 1 Thie ttviuneee i. a.to
OTICI IS ,UATHCA DeOra Mii f'lorerttln. 207'-Linde AM Salo •u. • dl-.d • .._.. *" lt\M at Nkf -.ne I e.nta AM. Alie., co.1.a .-.. Ma&on ......... ..... w111
.,_. al 1r111r•t1d Mtu. CA t2a7 Thia ~ wae 111ect ltal1•111I De
may ~ and Thia bualneH I• con. with tM .~ Claftt of Thi lollOWlnl penona ..
..... by 1he City Coun-cluCtM b~ hueband and Orange ~.Oft ~ mi ..... ~
"! .. ~-.-fllY 21. 1W YR llTIO"I M '911&i TN reglatrant(a} .-. NII., •
fHI A'ORUHN-......... to ..,._. ._.. p l zrtl is.
ACTION • QW,. -~ .. pat --. .. COURT, "' ...... __.. .... -.., ........... ....___ ....... . ...,.
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BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • •
The f.Lgal Departmmt at the Daily Pj}qt is pkaseti
to announce a new servia now atW/ahle t¥J new bun'nesres.
Wt will n<nv SF.ARCH tht ntl1n4 for you aJ"" extm charge, aniJ saw you tht
time and the trip tlJ the <J?urt House in Santa Ana. Thm, ef course, afar tht $elll'Ch
is complded wt wiO file ytJUT fatititJus businm ~ st4Jmlmt with the ~
Ckr/t, publish ona a wttlt for four Wttlts as rtqumd by law mJ thm fo Jfl"rpwf
of publicatWn with the~ Cln1t. .
Pkast stQfJ by tlJ fik Jf"'T jiaitiuus businm it4lmlmt 41 tht Daily Pi/pt, 330 W.
Bay~ Costa Mesa. If you C111111()tstup bJ p~ aJI, ur a1(714) 6424321 awl wt
will m4/te ~for JO" to~ this ptoatbnt by ""1iJ.
If you shouJrJ have any forthtr qw.stions, plalse odJ Uf and~ WilJ ~ ""1ff! than
g/tlJ lo llJSist JO"-G«Jd iMdt in JOllT MW busineJi ,.
tO Frtmy, aa.d'l 10. 1915
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The ~••nl The •r99l11Jant(1) com-PYbl9hld ~ ~ n...;:...,.,..,. .. ~·•• -... • n1a P1l11t 111..C. H•~ ~. .., • ..._ . ...,. ..._ -.n. ._. dolnaNlnaal~.,. ::::*'~ ~~ coau ..... ~ ,.... .......... ,_. N••t =:=,... ... _, !4~.,..0nC:.1~,.:ill;;i11rl••'\Jl ..-ctflad1n eecc1Dn1102 :.-~::.---......: (Lift CE.WA.AA TELi· lullneM Name(*) ~ f*'*Y 17, 24, Mlfc:t. J, NAICOIW', 40f ~tlllllh PUblllhed ....._. ~ .-tt'9 Couney Clartl ~ Ina,_.._.... ~ PIE If lo T.-ail the ~ Code eftd IOI of W ...... lie
PHONl!8 & ACCIS. llboworr.V. 10,ttM. a.~ IMch. CA Co• ..._ Deity Nol er..~ on f~ ,-ub llah•d Ne w~r .......,.. Dllae euthoriled to dobutlftnl "llil .. otafll*olll SORIU, • Falt Df , COl&I Roget o: <*Of1 _, P101 ~ C ..........,... t3 2 Metch l O. 17, le, 31, 11M. tr/ 21. llM ~ ..... _.,_ In thll lt•t•. In the event .,._ N1IM In ....... Of
......._ CA t2t21 Thli ~ wee tied ,,_, · --·-· 1 1 P211 NlllH Hoe ~ zc, IHtdt ....,..... tender other tharl cHt1 • ol "'°'* unw Aoti.n F. Wagner, 137 ~ IN cowicy on of PUIUC NOTICI ::; LA, a.nta Ana. CA PUILIC llOTICI PUbW\ed Newport .....,.. 10. 1t11. Mt. tnl _. ac:~d tht Truet .. !NV s.. or COIMIOfl 11w ~<;;:-' ~ SUld: Or~ County on F.ew. P1ottu.u. Thi• 1>u1ln•11 11 eon-Colla M..a Dally Piiot Fa4'1 ' wlthhotd t~ leauanca of ... ~' 14400 •t M4~ t2tOo 11Y 14, 11185 .,....._ ..._. duCMd by:.,..~ Pl•••• March 10. 11. zc. i 1, 1111.. PUIUC NOTICI MUC lfOTICI th• ""'''" • Dead untl 1nd ProflnlOM Thia bualn .. • I• con. N M922 • .......,.. Th• r•gl1ttan1(1) com-•Ullln•• .._. nee NOTICI! Ofl lund1 Mc:oma av• .. bta to 1) clueild~enlndMduel PubllahadHtwport8-ctl-The~pettoftl.,. menoad '° trtnMCt ~ •••1••• MnaOI'~ ._._ •• ,..... tflept YffM•ndOtMIH t~*'O Th• r•glatrant(t) com-Co1t1 M ... Daily PllOI dolf'ICl bualnMl M· MM Wider IN Fic1ltiow The~ pattON.,. PUIUC NOTICI .,..,..,_ Dlm)(1f' •nv••--• rnetter of r!vht. Ntwoortllacft.Colta Mtsa
manced lo tranaaet ~ f'•bnJ.llY 24 M•ch s 10, FUl'SIOE PROoVcnoNS luaJM11 Name(•) li"9d ~ bwlneM Ul TRUST UNOa DUD OFTMJIT s.idHlt wilt be mid•. Gfll299170261080MM
neu uncMf ~ f'lethlou117,1"5. ' • 3220 N•bra1k1 Plac4': abowonC:NoY.1,11194 O.J. ENTERTAINMENT, ......... TA.NIL-Xl 2 ._L40_A0N~lOSe? but without co\1nant or 10,17,24.31,1995
ButlMH Nam•(•) ll1ted F238 Cotta M-. CA l2&2t Ao1Mi11 • Nichole tea $. M pen, ~m. CA ........_ IYmle Loan .... llt~'7• -v v ·~ w1rr1ntv. 1xprH1 or Im· ILIC _...,.1 •boYe on: Feb 20ih $1even L. Schwab, 3220 Thia l tallmtnt WU filed 92802 ltet....nl '-'· ~ ~M• OTHER: 94-09890-20 plied ragardlng tlllt, pot· PU '"''"'
AC>ber1 F. W.gner PUBLIC NOTICE N•brHkl Piie•. CO•ll with U'9 Couoty er of Aor)lld A1141n JaJMt, 882 The tolloW'lng paraone.,. ~IW.-AUl.. FILE: 94·8047JO MNlon or encumbr1nc11,1--,-... ---1CA14-~--TY--
Thl1 llallment WU flled M .... CA 92821 Orenge COYnty on •t>ru-s. ""*'· Anaheim. CA dOlng bUelnet, .. : YOU Ma .. a. T A.P. NUMBER to Htlttv the if)d1bt•d· IYMOrllldfTHU•JAl with IN County Clerk of floatloue Thi• butln111 I• con-ary t4, 19ff t2I02 MAGOO, 12f Main St •• UNDM A .,.., Of' 141-3915·28 ,,... taeur•d by Hid
Orange Coul\ly on Febru-lu.tnM, Name due1ed by: ao lndMdUI! F8iM&4 Thia bo11,,.11 11 co"" Huntington DH ch. CA TIWIT Dil'TID Nltll I, YOU AAE IN OEFAUL T Deed edvt,,cll thereun· YIM l~A~":t~ .. t1
11y 28, 1995 l tat•M4Ntt Th• r1gl1trant(a) com. Pl.lbbhld Newport B~ duotad by: an lnclMdUll 92048 t-.. UNU!U YOU TNCI UNOfR A DEED OF d ' • h Int t 0• •
Ft31H1 The loUowlng perlONI ate menc.ct lo trtnAet bull· Cotta M11• Dally Pilot Ragll~tra!:t ~ =·~"~':' :.:ren, ec"°"~L ~ m.JST, DATED 12/31/92 -vZJ~d~~er11n":~ :~/~,,.rut C0t a~':n.. UNICARE
Publl1h1d N•~port 'b°!~obU~=tti_ ELEC. =n•~.,N~(•~-= febrully 24, M11,;:h 3, 10, ~:the ldllJool namt(I) BMCh, CA92603 pOfl .ou:ou, AT ~ ·~ UNLESS YOU TAKE AC· peld prlnelpei balance of INSU~HOMPAHY
Beach.Coal.I M .. a Dally TRJC 17MO N•whool St aboYt on: n/• 17• 1995• Hated above. Thia bualneH 11 coo-1iALm. P YOU ._, AH TION TO PROTECT YOUR the Not1 11cur1d by Hid Homt Otllct' 2201 Duooftl
Piiot M•ch 10. t7, 2•. 3t, Sub' F fountAlln 'v~ si.v.n L. Schwab . F2AO Ron A. Jamee ducted by: an lndlYldual UP\.MATION Of' JHm PROPERTY. fT MAY BE Deed wlthJnUifHt thereon Orlwe, IMilt CA 9V15
1995. CA 92'70i Thie etatement wH fllad PUBLIC NOTIC• Thia ttatemant WH flied Th• r1glttran1(1) com-NA~ Ol1 ne O AT A PV81.IC SALE ... provided In Hid Note. total ldmlatd ••ts
F218 David W•YN Crowell, •187 with the Cqynty Cl"1c of 5 With tM County Cl•rtc of manctd to llWllCt bull-fllf'CIC,.aNQ WT IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· teH, cti.rg.. end IK· I V3.!!M,9t5 -----NO~T_C ____ ,Albert. eci.1a M .... CA Orange CoUnty on Febfu. Plouu..... Orang• County on J.nuary .,... under U'9 F1Ctltlou1 YOU YOU aHOUl.D NATION OF THE NA.l'URE pen1H of the trUltH and ToQll]ll>llllea 115,878,405 PUBLIC I '" 92827 ary t7, t995 llualneM ....._. 18, 1995., Bu1lnH1 Name(•) lllted COiirN:T A LAWY9l OF THE PROC~EOING th• uuati crHt•d bv Hid AQoreoatl ..n.tnt tor sptdal
F1ctltJoue Thia bu1lne11 11 eon-1'837388 atet "*" · , F~I a.boYe on: 2 y..,.. ' NoCk& la hanby atven AGAINST YOO,, YOU Deed or Trust. surP'n 1unds o
IM H ducted by: an lndM~ Publi.Md Newpott Btaett-The folowl • • Pub81Md NIWpof1 S..Ch-Mell ... H. Warren thet UI TNllt baed St:fOULO CONT ACT A WES PAC RE CONVEY. ·c.tp1ta1stcdcs2.600.000
•u:t •• :-,,,.,,-;n· . Th• regl11ranl(I) com. Co•ta MIU bally Piiot doing buslne~ ~ .,. Cl>lta ...... Dally Pllol nu..i. =t~ er M NICwo.t. .. t:Netal, Cl! LAWVER. ANCE INC A CALIFOR· =·· .... .,.for olhlr
Th• folloWlng pefSOnl.,. ~~:, ~~ Febru#y 2•, Maten 3, 10, CHARLES OF i.Aau~ Febnwy 17, 24, Man:h 3, O'ranoe County on;'.~ ~ trvltM.n...: th~~1~··p~~·~Eto'N~ NIA CORroRATION. AS • specilt~=::'::~
dolngbusin111u: Bualneu Nem.(1) li1ted 17,1995. 31151 Nallonal Parle Df., 10,1995. 11y2i,1995 ,.....,. to ttw DaM of VEVANCE INC A CALI· TRUSTEE, 1801 DOVE GtosspalcHnenOcontrl>uled
NETIARE. 720 1/2 Mar· tboW on: 2·10-95 F218 ~ N~A 9287'7 F195 A31334 Trutt u ecuted _._!t Nadir FORNIA CORPi>RATION STREET. SUITE 230, • sufJ*ls 26 850 000 ~~~ts Corona det Mat, ~~ ~~ wu filed PUBLIC NOTICE ~151 Nltlonal P;rd:.: PUB UC NOTICE PubUahed NIWPOf1 8NCh-= ~T. ma:: 11 trust ... or succH10; ~mPJ>~j 14~E:i~39~: unasslgntd funds (surPius> Tom M0trl11ey 720 112 • Laguna Nlgual CA 928n Colla M11a Dally PUot trustee, or 1ub1tltuted • • 58,227 .590
Marguerite. Corona del ~~ ~ly ~;'~ FlcUtJoue Thia bu11nl11 11 eon-FlotJtJoue March 10, 17, 24, 31, 1995. ~nO, ,.~ -~ trustee purau1,,t to th• ~~N J~~~~~E:· ~!~ Sorplus as f90ards l>Ollcvtlcldtr
Mar CA 92625 t4 1995 Bu•lne" Nam• ducted by: an Individual Bualneu Name F272 ,. ont In the omc. °' Deed of Trust executed by • 87.f77.590 Chri1 DeDoneto 720 112 ary ' ltat•ment Thi reglalrant(a) com-8talement 0: ,._! ...... 9'ecorder tit DAVID R SIEDSMA AND OFFICER, Deted: lncomt lor the yur
Mergu1rlt1, Co~ona d1I Fl 3:92! The folloWlng l*IOnl 11• menced lo tranaact bUll· Th• following persons are PUBLIC NOTICE Or..-~ CMlomia MARIANNE SIEDSMA. 02/13/95 117,945,884 Mar CA 92625 PubUlhl<f Newport aac doing buslne11 u: neu under th9 Flctltlous doing bUslness u: and ;;Mt t ttMi Re rded 01106193 NPP0003209 Olsborsemenls lor the ye111 This bu11,, ..... con-Colla M111 Dally Pllol UNDERWHELMED, 3220 Bu1rne11 Nam•(•) listed NANBAN EXPRESS, 270 Flcllllou• Noacepur °"' 0 encl co on .. PUB: 02/24/95, 125,157,212
ductedby:co-pattnera February 24, March 3, 10, Nebruka Place, Coala above on: 1990 So. &rl1tol ll't08, Costa Bualn ... Name IJKUon:Sal=eunder i:a•:x,9r;:;1t B le p~o~ 03/03/95,03/10/95 Welle<ebycerllfyttlatltleabOYe Th• regl1trant(1) com-17, 1995. ~ Mesa, CA 92626 Charle• Thoma• i..dden M .... CA 92626 •t•t•m•nt reconlad 1211111• In · n °0 g Items are ln eooordanoe with the menced to 1ran1act bull· .• -F239 Steven L. Schwab, 3220 Thi• 1t1t•ment wu filed Tetsuro Shlmol, 12 Sea· The followlng peraons.,. 8ooll _ 11'..,e _ Inst 1 of Offlclel records I,, the PUBLIC NOTICE Anl'luaf sta11men1 tor Die year
ness under the Fictitious Nebraak• Plec1, Coate with the County Cl.,k of wind, lrvln•, CA 9271• doing buelneaa u: ...... .,. ol uld Oftk:W office of the County Re· ended December 31 1994 BuslnH1 Name(•) llaled PUBLIC NOTICE M11a. CA 92626 Otano• County on Janu11y Thia bu1ln111 11 con-JAJ<ARTA. 10411 Kamuela RK«di wtM w on corder of ORANGE CNS1260302 made to tilt lnsurancie Com:
above on: n/• Thia bu1lna11 11 con-25, 1995 ducted by: an Individual Dr .. Huntlrtgton Beach, CA oan111ii1 at 1.oo I'M It County, Celllornle, end missioner, pursuanttc law
Tom Morrissey Flc tJtloua ducted by: an Individual F034978 The regl1tranl(s) com. 92848 the Nol'th tront entrance pursuant to th1 Notice of UR AM> ACCIDBIT AM> Sii" w. Mllltn; VICll p1911. This 1talemenl .was tiled BuafneH Name The regl1trant(1) com· Publllhed Newport Beach-meneld to traneact bual-Sheree Ann Smith, 10411 tothaeountvCowUMklM Default end Election to HEALTH dlltlCHll911er
with the County Clerk of Stel ement menc:ed lo tranwt busl-Coata Mell Dally Piiot nest under th9 Fic:tltlous Kamuela Dr.. Huntington 700 CMc tent• Dmfe Sen thereunder recorded ~~A~ • fllcll v. ,. ..... Pmlde•I
Orange County on Feblu-The following pettonl are neu under the Flctltloue Febru11y 24 March 3 10 Buslneu Nam•(•) llsted Beach, CA 92848 W•lt. ..,,._ Ana, CA tit 1 1114/94 1,, Book, P1ge, Y£AA EM>ID DE~ Ne~rt BNch-Costa Mm
ary 28, 1995 doing business u : Buslneu Name(•) listed 17 1995 ' ' ' abova on: 12·23-. 1981 Thi• bu1ln111 11 con-putit1c: !Mldton, to the Inst. 1 94-0659974 of 31 1994 CN29602037761 ,.._
Fl38 345 COMMWORLO COASTAL. aboveon:n/a ' . TetluroShlmol ductldby:anlndl\lldual .....,.. bidder for calh Hid Oftlclel Records. a.Mtl.Mi.R I ••i n: 6,7,8,9,10,1995 Publlshed Newport Blach-2900 Bristol St., Bldg. Saven L. Schwab F2'3 Thl1 1tate"*1t was flied Th• regl1trent(1) com-(pjlyll>le tit the time of Will SELL on March 17 Ci
Coat• Meu Dally Piiot G203, Cotta Mesa, CA Thia 1tat1ment wu flied PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk of menc:ed to tranaact bull· Nie In i.wN money tit 1995 et 1,, the quad ere~ NO M•C.11•:;::-w c...w PUBLIC NOTICE 92826 with tM County Clerk of Orange County on Fet>ru-ness under tt11 Ac:tltlous the Unbd Stata) 111 B l.9tllt llO a 141 March 10, 17, 24, 31, 1995. ATDT Inc CCA) 2900 Orange County on Febni-ary 17 1995 Bu1lnes1 Name(•) listed ' of the City HaH of uen• Dr. St. • Flta Ill fallll
F265 Brl11o1' SL:· Bldg., G203, "Y 1", 1995 FloUlloua • Fl37348 above on: nla ~ t!Ueto = ,.:,.,,::; Park Civic Center at 665 Total edmltted Hstt• t FICT1TIOUa IUU.HS PUBLIC NOTICE Co11a MMI, CA 92628 F137387 8ualneaa Name Published Newport Beach-She<H Smllh ~'*' Mld Deed ot Beach Blvd. Buene Park, 937 292 4 7• UMf ITATHlllfT
Thia bu1lne11 11 con-Published NIWPOf1 Beach-Th '°''::•m•nt Costa Mesa Dafly Piiot Thia atatement wu Ried TNll In the Pf°'*1Y CA at 1 1 :00 A.M. AT Tot a I • 11ab111 t I a• • Th1 lolo'Mng parson(s) FIGtltlou a ducted by: a corporellon Co ta Men Dall Pilot • ng ~sons are with the County Clerk ol altuMed In aald County PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE 778,848•902 lsllr'I doing busll\ess IS: stP
Bu1lne11 Name The regl1trant(1) com-F~ 24 Marc~ 3 10 ~u11~e"s"r' ~:·SSETTE ~;~ 24, March 3, 10, Orange County on Ftlbru-end ._.,and dncttbed HIGHEST BIDDER ~OR Capltahtock• t 2,600,000 IHDUSTRIES. Al I 1479765.
S•-t 1 menc:ed to ttanMct bu~ • • • Su • · "Y 28, 1995 ••follows: Aa _. fUlly CASH (payable at the time Aoor•oated write·lrl• for 15301 COlllMClO( IMll Hunlfng-.. emen nest under the Actitlous 17, 1995. MARKETING, 203 Hn-F222 F83831 1 deacftbed on ...., DMd ot of sale in lawful money of other than •peci.1 •urplue Ion lluctl CA92649 ' ~ f~~~ ~are Buslne11 Name(•) 1111ed • F217 nah2~ace, Costa Mesa, CA PUBLIC NOTICE Publlshed N-port Beach· TNlt. the Umted Stetesl. ill lunch Io Spectaftyf\lld PtoduclS Inc AC~DEMV R
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EVleW, 20651 ~~;er~ 2i~~jOlkqvll1 PUBLIC NOTICE 9J!v1d W. Dryer, 203 Sus· Costa MHa Dally Pilot The atrMt eddre.u end right. title ind mlerest, ~':o'1!~:.~~~ ~ontr1but· a Clllomla corporaoon. 1'5301
RHf L111•. Hun1lng1on President ·• ' annlh Place, Costa Mesa. FIGUllous March 10, 17, 24, 31, 1995. ~-., ~ con~~ to ind now held ctd eurplu• t l09.600.000 Connector Lane. Hunllngton
Beach, CA 92648 Thia atatement wu filed Flotltloua CA 92627 Bualneu Hema F275 .... ___ ,, any, °' by 1t under selcl Deed el Aoor•o•t•d ipecl•I iurplue BNdl, CA 92649
Karyl L. Reed, 20651 RMI with the County Cletk of BualneH Name This bu1lne11 11 con-Statement rMI Pfopefty ~ Trust on the property situ· t o ThlS busNn IS conOucltd
lane, Huntington Blach, Orange County on Fit>ru-Stetement dueled by: an Individual Th1 following persons 111 PUBLIC NOTICE =~ ~~ ated in said County and Unaulgned fund• (1urplu•I by a CO(pOfdon.
CA 92648 ery 28 1995 lll9 followlng s>erl<>N are The 11g111rant(1) com-doing business as: Fl tltl NC ....... ,....., Stele herel,,alter de· t 49,.-,.3,672 Tiit 11QIStr111tcommenced to
David Brtanl, 11822 Loma ' Fl 38329 doing business u: meneed to transact busl· SKIP'S CARPETS, 1374 8 1 c 0~• ~·~ T '*" scribed: lot 37 of Tract Oeln lloul lrom oper1tlon1 lrll"ISICt buslnlss under Ille Unda. Sult• A. Sanla Alla, PARTY ART. 2240 Newport ne11 under IM Fictitious Logan. F Costa Mesa. CA. ua naH am• ---.·-ru 3187 . th Cit 1 c • 19,804,299 llctlllous bUSlnest n1m1 or CA 82705 , . Publlahed Newport Beach.-Blvd .. Newport BNch, CA BuslnH1 Name(•) Hsted 92626 ' Statement dlaeWm• any tlal>IHty for • m 1 V 0 osta Net tnc:ome t 19,973,323 names llslld lt>o¥I on February Thie bu1lnH1 11 eon-Cost• MH• Dally Piiot 92663 above on· nl• Leslle lewis Potts 111 1374 The tonowlng pet1on1 are any lnc:onec:tneu al the Mesa, Counto; ol Orange, lncr•H• (DecrHH) in 9 1995 ducted by: an Individual Match 10, 17, 24, 31, 1995. Terry E. Janet, 318 Mead· David w: Draper Logan. F, Costa Meia. CA dol~ business as: atreet edetr•u· and other ~ete of Calllomle, "per Capital allCt Surplue during SiGNEO: SPECIALTY FLUID
Tha r1gl1trant{s) com· F261 owtark lane, po1ta Mell, This 1tatem1nt was flied 92626 · l\lA RETI ENGINEERING, common dellgnatlon, tr ep Recorded In Book ~j 1994 t 18.163,482 PRODUCTS, INC .. By; Jostl>h C menced lo ITansact bull· CA 92627 with the County Clerk of This business 11 con· 118 8 Western Avenue, any lhown herein. TIM PegH 34 end 36 of Mir Insurance In Forc;1: Nation-Ch111g, CFO .
1'14111 under the Fictitious PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• bu1lne11 11 con· Orange County on Febru· ducted by: an lnclMdual Stanton. Calllornla 80660 tOtai amount ot the unpaid cell~~eous Maps, In lhe wide • 124,893,04 l llllS stalemenl was llled with
Bu1lne11 Name(s) listed ~ Fl lltl ducted by: an Individual ary 24, 1995. The r•glatrant(s) com· Barrett Edward Cloud, balance of the obllgatlon Office ol the County Re· Accident & H•;J$ prtml· lllt County a.rt 01 Orange above oh: Nov. 1993 C 0 "• The regl1trant(1) com-Fl38078 mencld to transact busl· 1008 East Ch81ynn Avenue, aecured by the Pfot*tYto corder of Said County. um• • 63.309, . county on Ftbfuary 10• 1995,
Karyl L Reed Bualn .. 1 Nam• menced to transact busl· Publl1hed Newport Beach· ness under tht Fictitious OrangebCA 92666 be IOfd and tHIOnlbll Except Therefrom All Oil, lneur1111C1 I,, Force. Calllor-NOTICE·Thls Flc11t!ous Name Thi• 1tatement waa flied St atement ness under the Flc;tiUous Costa Mell Delly Piiot Buslnesa Naml(I) Hated Thia u1lnas1 11 con· eltlmlted coeta, 11.panM• Minetels. Gas. Asphaltum, $'(, B1.11lneu Pao• Statlmtnl explras llvt yNl'I
wilh the County Clerk of Th• lollowlng persona are Buslnas1 Nam1(1) Usled M h 3 10 17 24 1995 above on: 1974 ducted by: an Individual ~ndtt\9-:::" :.C~.!": BrH end Other Hydrocar· Accident •llCt health premi· from Ille da'9 It .. fled Iii tht
Orange County on March doing buslne~ as: above on: Janu11y t, 1993 arc • • • • · LesOe Potts The regl1tranl(1) com-pu 1 . bon Sub1tenc11 In e,,d um1 • Direct C•llfoml• Office of Ola County etert A new
3, 1995 SEE WHO S SEWING, Terry E. Jan" F254 This atatemenl wu flied menc:ed 10 transact bull· the NOtlee of IM •· undar Said Lend below 1 &ualneu Pao• t o fictitious Buslntu Nam• State·
Fl38824 16580 Mt. Mlchaell's-Foun-This 1tatemen1 was flied PUBLl~NOTICE with 11'19 County Clerk ot ,,... under lhe Actllloua si~··~ t lh the 500 FHt from the Surfac• We hereby certify th•t the mtnt "1USt bl 1114 before ttlal
Publlshld Newport Beech-taln Valley, CA 92708 wllh the County Clark ol ~ Orange County on FebN-Business. N1me(1) Usted T It wtll o ~ • Thereof, es Reserved by abow Item• •r• in ac;cor· time. The llnQ ol 11111 stallmlnl
Costa MHa Dilly Piiot h~'!' =I M~I~~= Or~• 1~ty on Febru-Flclltloua "Y 2~. 1995. aJ>!,":11°~· ~~ c:n:., chlcll drawn on George H. C1pron end dance with the Amu•I doas not of ffself tullOfla Ille
Match to, 17• 24• 3l, 1995· Cir.,' FOUfltaln Valley, CA ary ' F837331 BualneH Name Fe3ao7s This ateiiment wu filed 1 etate or IMlllonal bent, 1 Edneh Rae• C1pron, In s:~~.~~r ~hi~ 1 ~9~ UM In 1111 stall ol a FlcllOous
F289 92708 Statement Publl1hed Newport Beech-with lh• County Clerk of chKll «.wn by a lt.lte or Deed Record11d Aptll 22. ~ad• to the lrt•uranc:e Business Name In Ylolatlon ol __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_l_C_E __ , Thi• bu1lne11 11 co,,. ;ub:lsh'.: Ne~ye.::i~ The following PlflOl'll are Cotta Mesa Dally Piiot Orange County on March fldlfll aedtt union Of a 1955, In Book 3039. Peg1 Commlnlolllf of the State Ill 11ahll of 111other unoet
ducted by: an Individual os a HI 0 doing bullness u: Match 3, 10, 17, 24, 1995. 3, 1995 ctMcll drlwn by• aute °' 330 of Olllclal Aeeord1. of c.ntoml• punuant to Fldlf.: Stall. or common taw ---F-Jc_t_lt-lo_U_I ___ , Th1 regl1trant(1) com-February 24, March 3, 10, PACIFIC COAST HAIR DE· f253 F038802 feclenll 11vtnta and io.t'I The property iddrlll lew. ' (See Section 14400 ti seq.
8 llM N menced to ITansact busl· t7, 1995. SIGN, 1600 W. Pacific I Publlshad N-port Blach-auodltton, 111/tnp and other common dHlg· Albert O Woodring. PrHI-llustnass llld Prolesslons u:tat!~.::"• ne11 under the Flcti!i<>us '2t8 Cout Hwy.. Newporl PUBL C NOTICE Co•I• MHa Dally Piiot auocMltlon or UYtnos netlon, 11 1,,y, ot the reel dent COde).
The followl . Bu1lne11 N1me(1) lisled PUBLIC NOTICE Baach. ,CA 92663 F1ct1Uoua March 10 17 24 3t 1995 bank apeclftld In Section property deacrrbed ebove J1rne1 E Sherman, Sec.-.· fhl F11nQ ng Pl''°"' are above Renee; Carleton, 13932 • • • • • 1102 ot tM flnlndal Code 19 vr orted 10 be· 202 tary Newport lludl-Costa Mm ~~F~~~·~A~; MON(). Lynn Bedlll Wilson s... p~ SL. Westmln11tr, CA 8u11ne .. H•m• F279 and IUthoriled to do wlt.LfsLEV .LANE ~294217Feb17.24,Mw 3,10.
GRAMMING, 4790 ll'\lln1 hT°hf~ 11atement was filed au:.~~!0~!me ~hi• buslneu 11 con-The lo~~m~~n• are PUBLIC NOTld ~lft ::S.,llMeott! COSTA MESA. CA 9262. g~:: 0~f,'87• OJ/OS, 1995
Blvd .. SUit• 105-2t8. lrvlne. with tM County Clerk of StatamMt ducted by: an lndlvlduel doing business as: than caafl 11 acc:ecited, the The 1;1nderslgn1d
CA 82620 Orange County on March The tollowlng peraons ate Thi r1gla1r1nt(1) com-P.L PERRIN & ASSOCI· f1lclltloNu• TNltM may ~ the Trustee disclaims 1ny 111-PUBLIC NOTICE
Michael C. Johnson. 4081 3 1995 doing business u : menced to transact bu•I· ATES 2500 Mlchelson •u• neaa •m• laauanc• ot the TNlt. ... 1 bility tor env lncorrectneul---------
Robon Drive, Irvine, CA ' f838 787 CRJ ENTERPRISES, 19'1 ne11 unde< lM AeUtlous #465, 'ltvltle. CA 927t4 Statement DMd until fundl bee-of the property address Fiie Mt. fnft2t
92720 1 Publlstlld N-port Beach-Pellcat\ Place, Coata Mui. Bu1lnH1 Nam1(1) lilted Pete L. Perrin, 870 Santa Th• tollowlng peraon1 are avattll>le to the payee or and othar common desig· Flfil~fo~.~ME~SS Thi• bu1ln111 • eon-CA 92628 above on: Feb. 21, 1995 Barbara Drive. Newport doing bu1ln111 u : andof'IM 11 a matt. ot ,,•tion, ii env. shown """' "''"'"' "' ducted by: an Individual Coste MH• Delly Piiot Chtla R. Jones, 1941 Pell· Renee' Cll1eton Beach, CA 92660 CLASSIC ROSES II, 2321 ftgtW. herein Tiie lollowmg pcrson(a)
The 11gl1tranl(s) com-March 10, 17, 2•. 31, 11195. can Place, Costa Meaa. CA Thie-statement wu fllld Thia business It con-2nd Ave., Corona dtl Mat, $eld Ale Wiii be made, The total emou,,t of the IS/are doing business H RL~
menced to ITanaact bull· F276 92626 with the County Clerk ol ducted by: an Individual CA 92625 b4lt wfttlolJt covenant or unpaid balance 01 the obll· ENTERPRISES. 6015 E. Summ11 ne11 under the fictitious PUBLIC NOTICE Thia bu1ln111 11 con· Orange County o,, Fet:>ru-Th• reglttrent(s) com· Nanc:y Mary W1lll1, 2321 wanenty •1.Pf•U or 1. d b th Cl , Anaheim. CA 92807 Buslne11 Nama(s) listed ducted by: an Individual 11y 28, 1995 menced to transacl bust. 2nd Av• .• Corona del Mar, Implied • raoardtno tltle, ga ion secu~e 1~ : Rodney L. Parrish. 6015 E.
•bov• on: Fl tltl Th• fllj!l1trant(1) com· Fl38300 ness under the FlcUUou1 CA 92625 po'"elk>n or property 10 • so an Summit Ct.. Anaheim. CA 92807
Mlchael C. Johnson B I c o~• menced to tran11ct bual· P bll1hed Newport Beach· Buslnesa Name(s) listed Tt111 bu1ln•11 11 con-encurnl>faneea to utllfy reasonable estimated This business Is conducted This statement was filed u1 neaa •me ness uncle< the Flc:tltlout u at>ove 00• July 1994 ducted by: an Individual the lndebtedMu aacured costs. expenses end ad· by an Individual
with the Counly Cl1111 of ltetement Buslne11 Name(•) ll1ted Cotta Mell Dally Piiot Pete L l>errln · The regl1tranl(s) com-by Mid Oaacl. advances vences et the time of the Tharegrstrantcommenoed tc
Orange Counly on Feb:u-The followlng peraons are above on: n/a March to, 17, 24, 31, 1995. Thi• 11atement w11 filed m•ncld to tranuct bull· thlfeundef. with Interest 1,,itlel publlcation(ef the transact business under the
ary 11, 11195 dol~ bUsl1"141H es: Chris R. Jone• F274 with th• County Clerk ol ne11 under the flc:tltlou1 ai ovlded therein end Notice of Sale Is: llctlllous business n1me or
F137347 JIM S ADVENTURES, Thia 1ta11men1 wH flied PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on Febru-Bu1ln111 Nam1(1) ll1ted tM~pr1nclpal Of the t208,787.t7 namesllSltdabcveonfebfuary PubUshed Newport Beech-2l 55l Broolchurat St., 138, with the County Clerk of 11y 24, 1995. lb0\11 on: nf• not• MCUfed by uld deed In edditlo,, to cuh, the 21. 1995
Cosla Me11 Delly Piiot ~u~ngton BHeh, CA Orange County on Fabru-FlcUtloue F838077 ~'rc1 ~j = wu filed wtctt lnt.,ell thaf'90n •• Trustee will 1ccept a SIGNED RODNtY l. PARRISH
February 2•. March 3, 10. Jam11 Cecil Craig, Jr .• ary 17• 1995 lualMu Heme Publlshad Newport Blach-w1t11' t!t,a ~ounty Cllfk of DfOvtded In uld NGte1 cestlier'1 cl'leck drawn on This statamenl was riled with
17, 1995. 21551 Brooktwret St., •38. Fl 37337 ltetement Coela Mesa Dally Pllol Orange County on Match t..., ana •state 0< ,,1tion1I b1nk • Ille Coun Citric of ORANGE
F213 Huntington BHch. CA CPubffahadM NewportDall BeachPll • TIM following peraona are March 3, 10, 17. 24, 1995. 3. 1~
---------1 92648 Oita 111 Y ot doing buslnes1 u : F253 Fl388t t PUBLIC NOTICE This bu11ne11 11 coll-February 24, Marc:l'I 3, 10, VIVA.NT PHARMACEUTI· PUBLIC NOTICE Published Newport BNCh-ducted by: 111 lndMdual 17, 199S. CALS, 88t Dovar #100,
flclltloua The regl11rent(1) com-F219 Newport Beach. CA 92663 ---------Com MeH Dally Piiot 8u1lneu Name ~ lo transact busl-Vlvant Inc.. (CA), 88l FlcUlloua March 10. t7, 24, 31, 1995.
Statement ne.. ooder 11'19 Flc1lllous PUBLIC NOTICE Dover 4' 1 00, Newport 8u1lneaa Name F285 The l0Uow1ng peraon1 are Bu11ne11 Name(s) ll1ted Blach, 02643 Statement
doing buslne11 H : above on: 1·1·95 FlctlUoua This bu1ln111 11 con-The tollowlng P8fl0n• are
MUlTl·MAX TECHNOL· James Cecil Craig, Jr. Bualneaa Heme ducted by: 1 corporalion doing buslness u : 1---------
0GY, 5600 Orang1lhorp1 Thl1 statement WU flied Stat ement Th1 ragl1trant(1) com-ACTION SATEWTE, 235 Flotltloui
Suite 4509, La Palma. CA with the County Ctltlt of lll9 folloWlng paraon1 are menced to transact busl-s. Tustin Ave .. Orange, CA Bualneaa Name
90623 Orange County on March doing bualneu 11: ne11 under th9 Act1tlous 92668 l tetement
Michael Kim, 5600 Of· 3, 11195 PINNACLE FITNESS, 1280 Bu1ln111 Neme(1) ll1tect Slevtn J1m11 Bird, 1270 Tll9 following Pl'ION.,.
angethorpe Sulle 4509, la Fl38805 Blaon Ste. B&-521, N-port above on: nta Rutland Rd., 18, Newport doing bualne11 H :
Pllm1. CA ~23 Publlthed NIWpof1 Beach-Blach, CA 92660 VIYant Inc., Arldrew J. Bry• Beach, CA 92660 PIRANHA MOTOR CAA,
Thia bualn111 11 con· Colla Miii Dally Piiot Mlchall Steven Uglj .... den, Vice President Thia but.Jn•H I• con-2480 Fllrvllw W1y, Co11a ducted by: •n lndMduel 2472 Rue de Cann11, Thia statement waa filed ducted by: an Individual M•aa. CA 82628 Th• registrant(•) com-March lO, 17, 24, 31, 1995. Coata M111, CA 92627 wllh IN County Clerk of The r•gl1trant(1) com-Amie Boyle, 2486 Fairview
menced 10 1Tan111C1 bu•I· F280 Thia bu1lne11 I• con-Ofanga County on March menced to transact bull· Way, Co111 M111, CA
ne11 under the Fictitious PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual 3, 1995 ne11 under the Flctltlous 92628
Bu1lno11 Nam1(1) ll1l1d The regl1tranl(I) com-F838803 Bualnua Name(•) listed Thia bu1ln•11 la eon-
•bove on: nl• FlollUoue menced lo ITanllct bual· Publl hid N rt B h above on· ~ duct•d by: an lndMdual Mlchaal Kim N neu under th• Flctltloua 1 .wpo esc • Steven Jame• Bird Th1 regl1trant(1) oom-Thl1 11.111ment w1i flied Bualneaa •me 8uslne11 Nam•(•) lilted Colla Meaa Dally Piiot Thia etalemertl wea tiled menced to tranaaot bu1I• with 11'19 County Clark of 8tatement abOve on: Dee. 22, 1989 Match 10, 17, 24, 3t, 1995. With IM County Clerk 01 nua und., th• Fletllloul
Orange County on Febru-d!r'•. fbO!~ng Pl!IOl'll ar• Mlchall S. UgtjM& F278 Orange County on Febru-Bu1lnaa1 Name(•) ll1ted •rv t? t995 .,.ng ...,,... .. u . Thia atal•rnent wu filed • ..., 14 1995 above on· n/a
• F037300 HESS & ASSOCIATES, AT.· with the eou-. Clerk of PUBLIC NOTICE _, ' Fl3~ Arni• Boyle TORNEVS AT LAW 4000 ,,.._ r~...;:,·1 F ~,_ 1at·-...a f11-~ Publllhed Niwport S.ach· w terly Piac. 1135 New-"'~1 ............ , on el>ru-Flctltloua PubUlhed Newport .,, .. • .. ,..,,. wu ..,
Co111 MIH D•lly Piiot ,,c: Beech, CA 9266Q lly 1 • 1995 F837 '4t •u1ln•H Name Co•I• M•.. Dally Piiot ~~ ~ ~~'!r::
February 24, March 3, 10, JIAyn S. Heu, 4000 Witt-PublW\ed NIWpof1 ~ho 8 tetenMnt March 10, t7, 24, 31, 1995. 3, 1995 17
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1995
' F214 ~~ 8~· Newport Co11A M... Dally l'llot d!r-':~ =IOOI ar• F2e4 1'83'821
PUBLIC NOT.cl! Thia bby:ualn•~~J! eon-February 24, Mateh 3, 10, LM"8 ACCOUNTING SER-PUBLIC NOTICI! 6:.~~ ... NIWpof1Dally~~ ,'1' ducted ·an .,..,, .. ..,ue1 17, 1995. VICES, 2118 Wa1ltnlnsl1r ---------
Flotlllou. R•gl1tra.nt hu not yet F22I Ave., coal• Mua. CA Flotttlous Match 10, 17, 24, 31, 1995,
begun lo transact bullnea1 92627 Bu.-.U Nema F287
luaar-. .. Heme ~the flctllloue natn1(1} PUBLIC NOTICE Lawe11Yn M. Clinton, 21 t8 Stae.m.,,t
Statem.,,t lllled aDoW. Fl tltl w .. 1m1n11., Ave~ Co111 The fOllOwtng pe1aon1 .,, PUBLIC NOTICI! The following perlOl\I •• Jiltvn S . ...._ 0 oue Men. CA 82'21 doing bulilleaa u :
doing buslna11 .. : TNa ttaiem.nt w.. filed 8 \ltlMu Name This bu1ln•11 11 eon-OPASO BALBOA THAI FlcllUoue THE ACUPUNCTURE with IN County Cllt1c Of l tat•m.,,t ducted bY: an Individual CAFE. 209 \o1i P-1m St., au.&neM Ne1ne
WORKS, .029 W•1l1r!y Pl., Orang• C0unty on January The lollOWlng PlflOnl are The rtgl1trent(a) com-Newport Beach, CA 92881 8tet .... nt
Suite 110, Newport BMch, 11, 1885, dolnQ bullnlu .. : mencld lo tranaaet bual-. T'arajar lnthapantJ, 3291 The tollowlng P«IOM.,.
CA 92eeo I'~ 120 OLO'BAL OPTIONS, 1838 neae under tM rldllloul !owe St, Colla M .... CA dolnQ bUtlne11 u :
Roaernary AM l.atMn, 98e Publllhld Newport DMCho Eut Pomona $Vfft. Santa Dutlna11 N1me(1) hied 92628 THE" ROCKIN OOCTOA,
Trabuco Cit., Colla MM&. Coat• M ... Oally Pilot Me, CA 82i'OS above on: nt• Thi• bualn•H 11 con-18t71 !uclkf, 'OW\\aln Val-
CA 82827 , ...., ... ~ 17 24 M h s Darryl Gen, 1800 AnllglJI Lewellyn M. Cllnlon ctucted by: 11n lndlvldual laY, CA 92108
Thie bu1lne11 11 con-1;--;9i1 ' · 1111 • Way. Newport Beech, CA Thia etatement wu fllld Th1 r•al1tranl(t) co,.,. Jl'm Ritter. 913 W. tt.Yena,
duC'led by: an lndMdUlll • • t2NO with IN County Cler'tl of menoect lo tranaact bull· Al)t. I. SIM.a Ml, CA
Th• 11gl1trant(1) com-F205 Thia bu1lne11 11 con-Otano• County on Match ne11 under tM l'kl!tloua 92707
rMn4*f lo tranuct bull-PUBLIC NOTIC I! ducted by: an lndMduel 3, 1996 lulln•at Nam•(•) 111ted Thi• bu1ln1H '' eon-,.... Under ~ FlcUtlout The r•gl11ranl(1) com-,.~ aboy9,on: n/• duc:wd by: an lndMdull
Du1lne11 N1m1(1) ll11ed Plotltloua ~ to trtnNct bUll-PubUlhed Newport Beach-Tarajat lrithlJ)tnU Th• re9l1trant(1) oom-•boV• on: n/• ..... N ,.,... under tM Flotllloul Thi• ltat•ment WH "led menc.ct 10 nn..ct bUlf. AottmatY A. LM1en ,,... .,,,. 8utln•11 Namt(I) lllted Costa M•11 Dally Piiot ~County Clerk of neae und., th9 '1c111loue Thia atalement w11 filed ltete .... nt a~ on: n/1 March 10, 17, 24, 31, 1995. County on F•bfu-Bualn•u Nerne(•) U11td
With IN County Clti'k Of TIM ~ peraona .,. Darryl Oen 1'282 11'1 ~ on: "''
Ot•nti9 County on Febru-~~~&'':s-:bctATES Thia etatement wu tMld PUIUC NOTICI! Pl•MT Jim Ritt., llled
PUBLIC NOTICE
Getto
thebasle
ABC's
Attic,
basement,
and closet
then get
some cash.
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1fY 14, 1tH 4000 W Mrty Plac. 8Uit. With t"8 County C1.eric of PUblllhH Newoort ~ Thia 111.ltmtnl w&'.
P838138 135, N~ a.oh, CA Or~ 9,ounly on 'tbr'u-'1oUt.IHa Cotta MMa DtllY Piiot ~ the~ on ,:~ Publ~·~D 1 a.Paclloh-92NO 11'1 1
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1'231 Thia bualneH 11 con-'abn.taty 24, MMctt ,, 10, ~· PA l!CISION ROOFING, Cotta 0 .... • .. ~~I ~ ---------•duded by: an lndlvldUal 11, 1991. I> P"IClllON CON-"' Match 1 • 17, .... • • 1_.. PUBLIC NOTICI Aag111rant "--not yet ~ UCTION 1111 o cam. FH7 ---------1 tMQun to lrwec:t b\lllneaa lno. CoN M.M, CA '2al .... '"''"' l"loUU.U. ~the~"'°"' Nl'M(I) CLA8 811'1•D Clf'lord ... y Vonclng, 1116 The l_Olowtnl plf'IOnl.,. PUl&.tC lfOTICI
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TM '°'°' \nf ~ .,. TNrndng of ttavlng • myrled of merc.han" Thi• INelfttaa 11 CM-luefte, HMllpOrt heeh, CA aau. AUtOHOLIC ~ ~ M : genige .. 7 dlM Ham11 ~84'H .._,by. M lndlvlcMll ~11
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ftfUlll, trf 9'Jvaraldt o'L1r 1rl'ID qu•llfled buyerl to inancid· lo ~Mtad ~ Vl1t1 lu!~i~ ~ewp'>rl .....,.,, IO, tMI
Aw ~··· , ~ calll ... under .,... flct"IOUI IMch. CA ~11 To WhOm • -c-. e..dt. CA tam M ..... 78 942.ae ?a IWlneet N1ma(1) lllld Thia 11_,1ln .. 1 II con-c.rn: PUIMO. NUEVO
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or less classlfled ad. I 15 for each addttlon11 word.
CAL•SCAN
(918) 449-8000
•• HOUSES/
CONDOS
NEWPORT
BEACH
CORONA
1069 DEL MAR
NEWPORT
2122 BEACH
N.EWPORT
2169 BEACH
BALBOA
2169 ISIAND
-CORONA
2606 DEL MAR
NEWPORT
2622 BEACH
Friday. March 10, 1995 t f
RENTALS TO
2669 SHARE
RENTALS TO
2724 SHARE 2724 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
•F·O·R·S·ALE·····•1N•wport North/beau, 2918 Cove-Chin• ••EACH DUPLEX• Npt Hght• on Snug Llttl• l•I 2Br 113a. kit, 1800 sf new decorated •1BR Se25•. 2400 af 4Bd/2.5Ba, Cov• 111 street to •AVAIL NOWlle Harbor. 3Br 2Ba, gar dining, frplc, furnace. 3Bd~Ba, all amens. 2BR 2BA $725/Up $450 Utils Paid
M••t•r B•droom to share 5 Bd 3Ba, N/P,
N Smk, 708 Avacado,
CQM, Sherrie 675-8634
•Nie• p•rson seeks
lOUAL llOUSIHO 0,,0llTUNITY
All rut est141 M"111&int 111 lllis
.....,.,., is 5lllljtCI IO Ille fed·
lfll Fal( HfUltlt Act .. 1MI IS
llllUH4 wtikll 1111•11 ll Ultgal
lo MftrtiH ''ally [lflltrtllCt.
Umllat1111 or dlscrlml111llo11
Nsllll 11 race, col~ 111191011.
111, Ulliiap, lamillal .Utus or
comm pool/deelgner aandl 2BcMba + for-3Bd·2Ba upatra, & yard. Avall 4110. Clean, new palnt/crpt. frpl, gar $1695 avl Refrlg & dishwasher
owned $489K. Assum· mal dining rm -Doll lmmac newer bldg, s1600. 31 Q-49a-7279 Avl 4/1 yrly. 675-5967 nowl 759·0874 Incl. 60x30 pool. No
· same to share cute
clean 2Br 1 Ba dwntwn
HB hse. No amk/pelL
$425 + . Call 955-4514 able IOB,fl • By Owner House-Has roofdeck rclonop deck, 2 car Lrg 1 Bd lite/open b pets. No fees. No ~1-0707 or 760-1511 w/bay view or bulld gar, $1700 mo vrly Oo••nfro~t-Yrly 4 + 2 BALBOA cells/grt carpt/mlnl lease. 545-4855 •NP Creat•2 rm •ult•*
PORT STREETS your .dream homel 2B.d-2Ba dwnstrs. 'I-car gar super cln, binds/bale/pat. W/O, gd Bal la cute sml 3Br w/prlv ba In lrg 3bd, Npt Bch. Oc111~n view,
$.S 9 9 • O O O · C d M Patio, new cpt/~alnt, 2 S2350 per·mo. 402 E. PENINSUI;A .2607 neighbors. sn5 673-1263 prkng $115P ·Incl utll. 2v.iea, Pool, Jae, ten-steps to beach 8r bay. 38R4BA Carmel • Homes7G9r9070 cargarS1150. .. Oc4ianfront. NB agent • 1 904 Clay 1!Br, ldry. nls, firpl, gar, W/D. Master & second bed· Quiet-roe, aouth facing 1--2-8-d-1-8....;•....;.H..;.o..;.u..;.H__ Clndy/~gt 673-3777 Jlrri Jacobs 675-3777 $&OO STUDIO e.Ull · · fp, gar s935. 673.3039 S62S + v, ,\llils, 642.9050 . room avail. 8';6-4143
x-Jrg backya$rd original w/pool on lrg canyon Cannery YllJage .Alty OH LIDO. PENINSULA Incl. Bet)lnd iibrary, COSTA MESA 2624 •Beach 11tMl·N.rH0119 * Ba l lal. Respon prof to Npt Beach-n/s Prof 2 -new roofl 429l< lot. Quiet neighbor-~ E B 723 0823 1BR Mobile homes 106 . ay. · 18d $725; 2Bd, firplace, shr lux 3Br 3Ba homo. s,h~re neat clean quiet hood of Corona High-Beach Area From $850 or 310-596-0619 1Bd 1Pa 1·car gar, encl gar, gas pd $925. $550/mo Incl utll. Paul im'(w/prtv bath. prknQ:. 2BR·2BA + DEN
2200 + af, sngl level,
x-lg ·yard, south facing
lg backyd $479,000
Agt 840-5864
tanda. Key to prlv bch Ve•rm Unfum 710 Lido p.,k Dr •104 15th St #8 er1ve-by PooVSpa 646-6838 680-3714/w 723"-0566/h $475+1hutil. 650-3325 access, $1700/mo f ,, 714-873-e030 lBd-lBa u pstrs w/ 1775 Westmlnlster BEAUT NB/Prlv Hm --...,....;;;...~...,...---,--,,,...,...-551·5993 760-1944 3 & ., R 2 B th $750/mo 642 5488 -=-N t H t Le B / .. • a s some oc••n vl•w & • •••••••••I Lrg unfurn rm. kitch, P 9 • g r pvt Absolute!~ Gorgoeus $137~ to $1800 mo. carport! $725 Avt 4/1. 1 BR Mob lie home. MISCELLANEOUS w/d. N/P, cln, quiet Ba in exec home. Jae,
_......,.. •• or 1111n1111Uon Ill ---------"'*.., IKll pre1t11nca. llml· MOBnE .
3B"' "'ba rentals avail· VIiia Rentals Call Gary 720-9422 From $490. Quiet & $375 + ulil. 645·95 l 5 Ip, N/S. $475 + ,,.,, urn. """ APARTMENTS S 1991 N rt RENTALS Owner trvls. 548-7373 able In CdM/NB. 675 A912 B•ufront 2Bd·2Ba ecure. ewpo COM by ocean Prof to -. FOR RENT " Blvd 646 8373 x 327. Lve msg 24 Hr Ocean, bay & canyon , condo, 2 car parking, ~:-=--· ___ .....,,..· -,....._..---•••••••••I shr 2Bd 2Ba hse. Cln, 111i..w11111crimillat1011." HOMES 1100
Ull Aewspaper wlll not iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ •cept aar Mlwmlse·
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rilla&iell llf lll1 l1w. Our ruders
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ESTATE SALE
So. Coast Melro fam·
lly park. $7000/obo.
Sold as Is. 557-7366
....,.,., 111 IWlll1lll1 on an ••••••••• ._.. .,.....lty llaSls. To com·
... _...atlon. call HUD
TDll·IM II Hll0·4ZH59CI. For
1111 WllMlllton. OC llH pleUI
clU HUD 11426·l500.
HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR RENT
vlewsl Some ocean-Propecty Mgmt pool, dock avl. No 2BR-1BA & 1BR·1BA quiet, no drugs smk
front, canal, bayfronts1=.,..,..--.-----,-pets $1500 673-6640 Lndry, pool, quiet, nr OK. $700+ 723-5468 !•••••••••
& some golf course Dbl• moblle home, 2Br -----.-----Studlo/302 E. Balboa all transportation $550 ROOMS 2706 E 'alde CM glrttalk, shr COMMERCIAL properties! Yrly leases 2Ba, hi celllngs, new BALBOA Blvd.#3. New pnt, sep & S650No pets646·0392 , spacious 3bd 2ba hm,
available from $2l00. crpt, x-lg patio, carprt. ISIAND 2606 ba & kit, 1 blk to bch 8avtront Bldg 1Bd· 364 Hamilton, Costa frpl, w/d, yd. Sep ph. REAL ESTATE
Call Franklln Riiy, Clbhse amen. Sr. park & downtown. $525 Incl 1Ba-clean. quiet, safe Mesa, rear unit. 1 for 2 rms avl for 2 prof I••••••••• Area Rental Speclallst.I _5~5~+::..:_. !$8~7~5~-;.6~7~5-:!2~0~44~1~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil util. No pets. 631-2494 4 blks to Fun Zone $350/mo, 1 for $400/ $425·$440/mo 'huhls, No Fees . to renters I· o e40•7000 Ext 301 •E•stbluff Hom•* 2Bd+ c.,port W/D, yrly $695 673-1943 mo. pen, go see $300 sec 548-4435
for -lse. 5Bd 3Ba, lrg Ilka new, modern, CORONA E'SIDE 1BR $625/mo. anytime. 548·6179 NB Prof/Quiet to BUSINESS O FFICE
yard, nu carpi, paint & $1200, TRW $10. STUDIO $525. No COM 1 blk to beach. share 3bd, 3ba Condo FOR RENT 2769
tlle. Great hse & loci Agent 673-7702 DEL MAR 2622 smk/pets. Drive by lmmac, sunny rm/pvt Pool, tennis. jac, $550.1=.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $2750/mo 64Q-4718 1971 Church St. Call bath. Kitch prlv. $445/ 642-4354 ev, 759·5160 dy 1• COZV STUDIO Q /S E 'ald• 2 mstr Br/2V•Ba LIDO ISLE 3Br 2Ba, Kitchen, w/d, parking S tudio Apt Quiet, N/P, 760·0189 or 548·6283 mo util Incl. uiet N · NB·shr 3Br 2Ba 1 blk Adlacent OC Airport
COSTA.MESA 2124
••••••••• Cln, quiet, W/d hk·up, fam rm, 2 frplc. 232 & ulll Incl. Yrly lse nr ocn, nu carpt, prlv E'slde Nice 2Br 1 Ba Christine, 673·5332 to bch w/2 relaxed Wiii trade space and _G_E_N_E_RAI. ______ 1 grdnr, fp, xtras. $1250. Via Eboll, steps to $675/mo. 557-9202 ent, avl lmmed, gated, unturn. $650+sec fee. Private rm/ba In Npl prof, w/d, yd, ez computer In our office
1002 ---------650-2809 or 642·9722 Bay. $2600/mo lease. $546/ utils 720-8460 Inquire 165 Rochester Beach townhome. Re-prkng, pool. Avl Nowl for tel ans & nom'I
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil BALBOA 673-6635 or 434.3799 Cut• 1 Br apt. Lg llvlng Whether you're buying St .. Apt. A. 645-5418 s pons Ible N/S, no $460 +•h ut ii. 722-0743 secty help. Ideal to E'slde 3Bd·1Ba cottage, s 11 Fl room pvt entr small pets Pool/tennis/spa start own secty. serv HONOLULU lux 1BR ISLAND 2106 new cpl/paint, w/d Buy It. el t. nd 11. ' ' ·or selllng. Classllied Easts1de 2Bd upp dplx, · · NB/Bluff,. Share or similar business. unit at One Water· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii hkups, carport, patio Cla-lfl•d. · porch, d/w. No pets. covers all your needs! lg bale. gar, w/d hkup, Kitchen and laundry beaut condo on grn-
front. Owner wants to $895 No pet 722-6294 •---------5750/mo. 673"9247 xlt lo cl Refs & sec privileges. s495 incl bit. Pool. Avail 3/10. 2c5a1
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5"51-04M2·0F Charmin" Award Win-um. Must stand credit trade for beach city • dep $825. 645-5819 $400+dep. 644-0263 -==-::-::-.,,.,,..,...,,.~,.,.,..,,.,.,... Property or sell Call ner Grt loc, 3bd 1.5 E'alde 3Br 1 lhBa, w/d check. Call 650-0454,
Chris at 714_640_1224 Ba, gardn patio, fplc, hkup, 1-car gat, grdnr. COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 EASTSIDE 2Bd·t 1t'.zBa leave message. OFFICE SPACE AVAIL
or FAX ~08-732·9496 l't°:~~-s~~r r...:!';~~ ~~-~:;~t~s~ci15~~~ ;a;e8~82~~~~.cf~·65gr,: ---------1 SELL :~~ nn~nt~0~\~i.· ~~
2-4pm. 117 P•arl. Rlvl•r• Townhom• vine Ave. 720-9422 VACATION your home of prkng. Up to 10,000
CORONA
DEL MAR
Day(818) 793-4760 E'slde 3Bd-2.5Ba. fam QUIET & SERENE Eastslde 2Br 1Ba, RENTALS 2722 through Classified ~~:.;. ~~~~~s~-~~~~.or
1022 Eve(818)792·2573 & llv w/fp, big yd, encl garage. yard. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil---------
Coz:y 2Br front house. pool, tennis. Avl 3/15 p-~-1'lKCSa Ap..,...,.__ent::s Quiet complex. Call Big Bear 3Bd 2Ba, fir-------------------
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Porch & pauo, Berber +. s1325 433-9528 a.a.II• .L•..&. ca.a.-L.A..A..a. 650-4342 or 540-1191 pie, cable, nr slopes, BUSINESS OFFICE BUSINESS OFFICE
CAMEO HIGHLANDS crpt, gar, w/d. No pets. "A GREAT PLACE wk or wkend. Great ENT 2769 FOR RENT 2769 custom pool home. Yrly $1050/mo. 499-6321 NEWPORT So near & yet so fur... TO COME HOME TO" family home. (714) FOR R ,
Remodeled 4Br 3Ba. That's the feeling you get Spacious & bright 645·8512 or 645·8928. $25,000 dwn. Assume ---------BEACH 2169 tBR & 2BR. No pets. NB OCEANFRONT
1st TD at $4571/mo. BALBOA when you live at Palm Call Now 631-8427 Weekly. Fully furn 36r
No agents. 675-6500''PiiEiiNliiiNiiiiSULAiiiiiiiiii2iiliiOii7 AT THE BEACH Mesa amid the lush Sell your home 2Ba, gar. N/pet $1200/ bus, 644-2827 res. 11 greenery of secluded through classified. week. Karen 434-1424 Annual Rentals woods & St.atcly palms. 642-5678
COSTA MESA 1024 Balboa Newport Lare• S•l•ctlon A studios, l & 2 Bedrooms Rltv 723·4494 212 Penln ........... $850 , Jrs. ss1s to S600 O~NFRONTS 2Bd condo ...... $1395 . IBR 5625 to $650 EASTSIDE Special!! 3BR s2000 4BR s2400 2ed + den ....... S2450 , lBR sns to 5750 $170,000 Studio Apt · $650 3Bd Udo-dock. $6000
If you·re looklng for ajob,
classlfled has news for you.
Want an Office
with water included?
•• .lots & lots of water?
.. m a temiic, upbeat bu~ine~s enrnonment;
... with e<1sy acces~ anJ great parking! 1Bd·1 Ba sing le famlly Pnthse vw Apt $2000 Call For Summ~lt t ~~:Blinds
home on a 6,750 sq. Beautiful 3000 sf home Thi PNdtnlal W
ft. lot. Principals only, w/ocean view, steps ..... .._ A. Cciling fans
Agt 440-5777 to aandl 4Bd-3Ba, W7•1.11t..._. .... CI_ .6. NEW Carpet. Paint & Tile
giant game rm + ofc, 673-1900 A Fitness Room
SAVE
TIME!
SAVE
MONEY!
We have a few ~paa:s from 400 to 1557 sq. h,
Call us. We're one locauon in Newron that I\
definitely Mt wateri.'\l J11wn
NEWPORT
BEACH 1069
By Owner·Spyglass
4Bd-21hBa, upgraded,
pool/spa, park vu, 3 car
Reduced to $590,000
Best value, Must see,I
Open Houae Fri/Sun 253'4016 or 759-7629
P1clflc Coast lnvt1lmtnt1
2 frplcs, $2900 mo. 1-1.,.,a:-,-+-l,...o""ft,,..-w..,/p_vt_p_a"'"'ll-os-. A. Heated Pool & Jacuzzj
Agt/Remax 722-1667 View of Bal Isl. Furn. A Patios & Balconies
Rooms,
apartments,
homes
Classified
can satisfy
your
housing needs.
• Tenn/gym/pool. 6mo-A, Garages Availahlc 1yr. $1450. 676-9576
2BR·211.1Ba twnhm, frpl,
2 car gar, 3 min walk
to comm pool/spa
$1275 Bkr 640·5664
•BACK BAY 1 BR.
stove, refrlg, gar, sml yrd. Gaa/Wtr pd. $585/
mo, No pet. 548-6680
Office Hours: 9:00 am , 5:00 pm M·F
and 10:00 am -4:00 pm weekends
1561 Mc.~a Dr. ·Santa Ana Heights, CA
(714) 546-9860 -
WITH THE
CLASSIFIEDS
iiif Pilot.
642-5678
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LIDO PENINSULA
COMPANY
201 Sh1rl'arj Way, Oibin I, Newf')rt Beach. Ci\ 9~663
( 71 4) 673.9330
-----•I CARPET INSTALL COMPUTERS 3556 DOORS 3580 RANDY MAN 3710 HEALTH, BEAUTY LEGAL SERVICE & REPAIRS 3516 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & FITNESS 3740 SERVICES
PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 TELEPHONE
SYSTEMS 3 812 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3926 DIRECTORY MAC TUTORING A11·•xp•rl•nc•d c.,p•ntry * Roofing lk•'• Custom Painting
Looking for Quellty System & all progrms dependable door •P1umblng*Drywa11• Lose Fat Fast! Our MDs Don't be on the Street Prof, Clean. Quality
P reels• Plu mblng I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Repairs & Remodeling Phone Jacks by Jack
Cerp•t/Wood/Llno'f M • r k e 7 5 •7 2 4 5 hanger. Guar work, ·stucco•Palntlng•Tite get results. Latest oue to Eviction or work. Int/Ext & Docks Free Estimates $25 A JACK
L#687398 969·1090 Moves/Install. Res/ B•low r•t9ll prlo•• Mbr:Better Bus. Bur. reas. Don 521-8910 Electrlcar•Jim 641-7494 diets & meds as seen Foreclosure. Call 24 Reasonable. 631-4610
ADDITIONS L#379739 9454711 •MACINTOSH• DOORS REPAIRED El•otrlc•I Specialty on TV's 20/20 & Feb. Hrs 563·5736 PAINTING 650-4651 ---------
Computer Programs Satisfaction guaranteed! Re.1ldentlal wiring, Allure mag. Newport Conscientious crafts· POOL
Comm. 444-6550.
REMODEUNG 3410 SMC C•rp•t R•P•lr• Tutortng Mike Bless. 565-3344 phones. cable. Refs. Barlatric Ctr. 673-8586 man. old fashioned 3894 TDft11.TSJATOR/ Power stretch, aalea. 975-443t or 642·2043 L#431830 Integrity. 24 hrs 798·2516 MOVING 3834 pride in workmanship. SERVICE 4'.IU1 DUNCAN Repair squeaky floors ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii M 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TUTOR 3927
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7 d\IY 239-028~ 24·r'lrs ••TUTORING** HANDYMAN c IMPROVEMENTS 11 RAINBOW Circle • nt. CONSTRUCTION • Windows, Word , arpen-PUBLIC NOTICE Painting lnVElt.House/ Dave The Automatlcliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 20 Yre Exp. Small & ELECTRICAL 3610 try, 1Ue, plumblng & HOME • 3756 Apt. Oual. job. Free est. Pool M•n. Cleaning SPANISH/ENGLISH Lg. Jobs eso-7042 CED 11••1c Ex c. I • Acc •• a root. 25yrs .exp w/refs. The Calif. Publlc Utrli-St. 1·1ct569897 636-8888 & epair Very reas I d/ b ivun 20 Yra Exp. 723-1985 Jerry Bell 77..5·4S380 ties Commission RE-r · · n group lessons Y
3528 p NTING onable. 714-969-4780 exp'd. So. Amer Tutor.
BUSINESS
SERVICES
iTiiiil.E~S~iii~!!iiii!i!iiii'---------i~1 El•ctrlcaf work Orang• Co Handrman HARDWARE STORE QUIRES that all used ROMAN Al Susan• 673-7409 CONC.D-cTE L Duncan Conatructlon Electrlcal/Plumblng ?<eys, 1000 Colors of household goods -Since 1974-
3488 Add y I T y .-. .a Quick Response Palnt/Cat"""try paint. Tool Dept. & movers print tholr /Int /Ext /Res /Com ROOFING 3910
Hom: !mie,0 M:i! MASONRY 3557 Local Uc. 950-7042 Free Est 931.3589 c raft C en t er . P.U.C. Cal T number; Llc#698845 378-0371 TREE
ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil G anlte Free Eat Uc LACEY'S*ELECTRIC Savannah'• Hardware llmoa and chauffeurs STEVENS PAINTING SERVICES 3929 Outaourc• your word r S-98&4 St · Plumblng/elec/Water 2000 W•sl Balboa print their T.C.P. num· Free Est. 20 Yrs Exp. O.K. Roofing. Lowest
proc: editing, compo-90&-73 •v• * Beat Prlc1/Qu1llty ~!Jb~::.· r;;,e• dr:~ heatera/sprlnklers/cell ber In all advertise-Quallty Work. Ref's. prices for all roollng liiiiiiiiiiiii[ii~~~iii
sltlon, gen office. Prof LHQ Showen Rep'd Llndsclot. brick. llOrlt L ... 2,.,,.,00 942-9588 fans. FREE Estimates! JEWELRY 3784 ments. If you have a Uc# 452054 645-3348 services Incl repair. *ALL AMERICAN• quality guar. 65o-6106 The Dean of Tiie. C• Conctete.14a.Ge22 "' _,., 241-0137 or 218-8169 question about the le· FREE Est. 505-4449 TREE SERVlCE gr~~~f ~~~~~:::~~:. Brick, Block, Stone, Tiie ---------Semi Retired contractor. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii gallty ot a mover, llmo ---------1 Rerooflng Speclallat Free Est./Sr. Oise.
CABINETS plumbing Lt'ero130 Cone, Patio, Orlvew~ FENCES Rpra, lmprimnts, aml Wllllam Harold Jewelers or chauffeur, call: PIANO 8c VOCAL Repairs. Estab 1976. Yard Cln-up531-8416
REFINISHING 3500 073-8065 or 84M52e ~·.:!,~~·-=;~7~M 6 DECRS 3615 to:!e~~::!t~~~~~~~ty. ~~W~u~/~~=,~~~~r :~~m5u81~\1~5~s LESSONS 3868 FRE~i~i:i~3842 i-------3-9_3_0
BRICKeTILE•STONE Buy/aell/lradt'973·0365 Plono & Voice lessons. •THUNDER ROOFING• TUTORING
Plaln/1tamped Con-~!!~!• 0A!!!_~ HARDWOOD all ages, beginning to ~or all of your roofing S T S 1 Ex 1 crete &. Coalinga -··-""'-1 .,..._ 3712 T n•'DSCAPE & PAINTING 3858 classlca by degreed needs. Reroof/repalr. A •m ~ara. T ce uc:4'5416Se 831-4310 Redwood• L#576605 FLOORS ~• .,40 1.,.47 Lie S38144Me-4t2 2 with Pat 0 Dowd. eat Jim Whyte 842·7208 IAWN CARB 3808 teacher."" • • prep since 1979. 5 ...-QuaUQ & Pride-All iiililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •W.P. YOUNGQUIST PIANO Beg.·Advanced ---------meetings In trvlne .. pecb of concrete & •Wooct F•no••• CLllAN/WAX/POLISH 11 Painting Contractor All ages -Teacher cert. SENIOR $195. Call 673·2360.
muonry. Beat aervloe, ,'~ ... Low' ~hllllllc"'!ld M•rbl• Rejuvenating B••lo Y•rd M•lnt. aual. painting by prof'ls Entenalnment Avall. 6ERVlr.ES 3920, ---------33 )'fl In area. 1131-3859 _, .. , ,._!:.,"': ... ,~~" 35 Years Exp. L•Wn!! 1 Cl••1 nupL•, Uc#602098, Ina, Jennifer 640-8669 \;, "WALL
AdVltltlgt ••••nav ... 7"""""1 714-949-8708 Tr•• Tr mm ng, Free est. 645-3305
1 ~H:!:e~u~l:ln'.!;e!-.=9:!7.!9::·8~2::4:,5: l""2Tw;;-Q;;:a'iiiiV'ji;ii;ti,;;;-COVEDJNGS 3932 3•"'a CONTIACTOU •--------------'----'·· 21wra Qr.iatltw Painting PET Care for S•nlo,. Wiii ~ .,.. 5 8 GIASS/ HAULING 3720 uwn ••rvlc•. Mow/ PLUS touchups. help w/ Or. Appt•• liiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiii&
GIN!.IAI. 3 5 .. T•no•~ 3682 edge/aod/sprlnkleral 24 Hrs. Richard Sinor SERVICES 3870 •hopping, ltc. Xlnt rel•. Cuatom Wallp.,..r
"-" "9lllOd Doon """' A TOUCH OP OLASS flil!~llll!•llilllllillll!l!ll!!• "1IUA.I\ -•••iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cln·up. Al 988•2718 Lie 280644 645~209 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Lynn .,t-288t Ive ms. 8trlpplng/P•lntln9
c1ow1, Clblntll; ~'a dry• 3~~ CP!.~':'J!-~.~~!~C. ua•aofl Q• ••a CO. Haullntt Junk. Appll-IVe mag or call after 6 QUALITY CARE Personall:ted Pet Care HOMllCARE Provided No Job too small!
Wiii llllC8t, .-., -. Uc aaa 714• ~ ..,........ ,,_,. -ancee, Yard Cle&n·Up, Qrfff\ Scene IA.ndscpng 20 yra evn, excellenl Kennel alternative. No for elderly or disabled. 5% ON W/ld, t1i.lt3J ~ lllP .,_,., 142.0Ni Tereaa • .. Lfo.l118424•1naured Comm/Rea. Storefmt, Etc... Call Mil<• A Irrigation Trimming workmaMhlp, fair atreaa or worry. Uc, Houskeeplng, errands, Wf gala ahould hang A to z AiiDWWW BOSS HOUSECLIAHING ('114t ~n~ windows, wrdr.,., t11b/ ..... ,391 ·A Removais, Clean-prlcea. 645-2417 Aon Int. Reta 673·7184 trane .. app. 643·C>e10 togethet. Strip, lnstal(.
IHITMJ.AWIACI ~ Uoen~. -ehowet'. Uo. 842.-04N .IUNK To ,.._. DUMP upa A Malnt, St. Uc. CHUNG'S PAINTING atMce to the cruy. $17& Def hour. (171 ... --·-1oaa1 "599025, •so.e10• '*31 ""t t t anv11m• ICllohenai bllhl doorl • ,...... • Dia w ---2CS Yrs Exp. Gd Prlcel PLUMBING 3890 Ctt~c••.,. 9 .... ---.: Doug a,...nM· 714 l4e.Gel ,.,.a....,G 3570 a•'ll'fty ,.. • .,. 3710 lulUI whllt Truh undao•p• M•lnt. Guar work. Frff Eat. wll fl rm y mmw Ho·-c::x&ali-ndo•• '-VA&UI u.1uu1 _.,. Man won'tt 184-1261 Repalf'/Mow/Ci.an•up• 8 you I nd ........ -r_..,_,, --.-• Uc#375602 53 •15:M TH• LOCAL PLUMHR
Addltlontl"•mod•I• weekly, ••• .. kty. a---• ---· ll•••••eea-" ...___.._ llULTB UAUTY cM.•J1~~;~ghj1&.~~~~ JENKINS PiiNTINQ .. Wlllilnl ........... eo..; .what you rited ,l,e/W.•er/Aepalre Move.fn1/outa. Reta , _.. _ -------ro_.... _.,,.... l th prt A~-~b ' Pl-, •4• •••• ~ co.Inge· ~ • TREES lnt/E11t. Wallpaper, Since 1841 • e ca __ .. · --z<:: ft-&. .. -....... .... ai "'--• tnd '"°'91 a PITDSS . 3740 dryw&ff, te>Ctuf1n0, etc. P'rlenctty Servlc• you want to pty ,~.,... ....._ a --.... --· .... ,--..,.._ • .,.., ·.--,,. ... ., •• ..._.. oavtd, 1~22 L.••7too0 e1&--93CM .......... W>l• •Nd ~~ tOfr -.,a ~ wott(. ",.. .... a-w-• ..... --""""' ·--, ._.._..,IRi.flietlil a..111.a nt-9111 ...... ........_ =-••• 7&t-M7e OeneAWwP ....... PluMMn• Repalra & Cla..med •R•lln• 4n•tl74• .._.._T,_o_PlllOe_.._.,.-ad--ln-• Announoee °' ~ !en( lnVbt Oual '•ln4JAMI • Or.Wne ctew.o ffom ,....,
..,, N. -II. '"" w: Cle~ * Lera atoOIOO .. c....,.._ UCl"1a ~ 7'-Cell ,.. $5.50. All fllltUtN in. .... -... '.,. ' OIMa....._ C.-... Hn. 11711MWA_,..UI ...... .,. mcMd&,.._ct. ... , ... n ...-.ct. Sttw'1 MMatl ..... _.-... ..... ;.,;;;.;;--.. __ , ______ ..._ ...... -!111 ..,...ii!-oio _______ •
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lampe, ~ toola, 57~ eowlndef e1~ GO FOR TBB GOLD • MO.,&\TUADAV '~1-----------.....;,~~~~~='="'-----:::::~~:":::::::::0:::::::-~=: 17311 Mira~ '?1 ~ 1111 YO&DW.-ms
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e2 AMottment
13 Bring lboul &4~pllnt es ReligbJ9 .ong ee Outer COY9MQ
North-South vulnerable. South
deala.
w•de&llalef)
bid la 16, 17 « 18 pii.DU but on a 1-----~.....,.-~--i •• OOINWI 1a a 'M AHlnl LX • dr, ._ .0..
club fit. Ir 1ou have • 1aean• to LHthet. Wood Inc. Mo. -~K~ =._ ... .,::;. =
NORTH UDCOVeP tha~ by all IDMDI uaa lt. U llll C..atom apoller Z. :::~~ oond. ,cue ...,_, pow., not, North abouW either .,... one pckg. Nu ,.,.. & .,.,., "7GCt(oalO: :rno.o.a1 ...., power aw,k••
no trump or bJ• three no trump Wllmntv All lt7 · c:n...e oontrol oNy ;
andhopefort.het.t. 1,10011ia0..... oeo lttowrOO/ft~ .. i ™8 cibc 2dr, owner. Mutt utl.
•AtO
0 1081 00Wf4 1 OeyS gone by 2 1aa11c·aaon
Wefi atarted a tourth·belt,apade Fotd Rd bMwMn dltJon, e7 3-77 air cond, am/fm 16HO/obo. Call Andy,
and dummy'1 ten won. Declarer led MacArthur a San --------·• eteteo, 6 ·~ mllM. 434 eooo day• 0t Jim
0 82
•K87641
3 Brook
" Music
WEST
•KJ'743
OJ83
OK8
•J83
EA8T
•SS OQ764
a low club from dummy, Eaet fol· Mlguel. 4t'1 ..... 12 DODGE 8015 m~· ... = ~ •ve•
lowed with the ten and the queen ""6. Day 658-3115 72 vw Bue Blue/Whl condl.lctO<S 5 ·Chec:i(
e~t 0 107864
•AlO
won. The nine of clu,be wu run to eve 173-2193 Tetma r•btl ~· New brkilJ h Si '78 Dod .. Aapen I the ace, and that waa t at. nee TIANSPOITATION 4-dr automallo 311 VI , ... ...,. P,.lude tlr... ean rune
th.e ace of 1padee wu an e.oti")' to engine, PS, good con-2.oa1. Futty Loaded, L°:~1~~2~0~~t,r~! 7 Bookparta
8 Hurt
9 Zulder -10 Minding
11 Cebna
S.1045
SOUTH
•Q986 OAK8
OAQJ3
•Qt
the table, declarer racked up two dltlt>n, $700. 931·7149 Metaillo Blue, 70,000 995-2323 • Joy/dy apade tricke, two heart1, one dia-orig mllH. se,soo.
12 Temtoty
13 Young boys
34 Toupee's
cousin
A.1118-
50 Giant
mond and flve cluba tor an over-BOATS 7011 JIOID _75 714-434-0345 •--------
trick. .-v AUTO PARTS
38 Sunrlleto
ie Ooage""' • 8Un!l8I
51 TUfdown ,52 Maketa
mistake S4 [)f9f1Ch
Deeper anatyeie of the poeition by tlffl .... .,. ....._ --•an••s ""130 a UPAIR Ea.at WJ>Uld have led to the defeat of Type 50 h/p O/B. •97 14USTANQ. vs, -..~ a; • 1260
•21 Aalan ...
25 Grow
39 Weapons ,41 Babies' bedi
"3 Move on =~ NOBTB EAST the contract. Declarer'• lead of a ttaller, all In good auto tr an a, arn/tm ••••••••• AUTO a .QRUCK
low club from dummy at trick two cond. Frff •11P for 1 •t•r•O', cue, alloy •• ••0 • t eK ml QlaH Replaoement 28 Stode feeders 27 Slow move<
28 Warble
wheels·. "5 Evaded
55 Munro's pen
name-
66 Portent
· turely indicated the queen wae in month. S2900 723-4075 wh .. le. Runs gr .. t, chrome whls, Ilk• nu, t .aOCMl9e-eea9 the cloeed hand. If South held three nHd1 inrnor body nu platH, 138,990 50% Off lnstaU'n w/ad.
INT Pue
3NT , ... JNT Pue
P .. p._
29 RIVal
30 Wide open
31 Selz•
48 Tratrlc: -: red
48~
58 Type of dance
59 Exerolse room Openinglead:Fourof•
If you have to find a particular lie
of the cards to succeed in your cam-
paign, play as it that distribution
exiat1. That holda true both for
declarer and the defenders.
clubl to the queen, the conb'ac:t wu POWED BOATS work. 12100. 549-7157 080. 381-4159
impregnable. The only hope WH "'
32 Stared at marketplace 49 Band leader
that the queen wu doubleton. 70121----------------::::
To take advantage of that, Eaat liii!1i!!ai!ii, i!!!i•~o~ai!l!!T~O~Ni!!WHAUR~i!ii!i!~ U
must rise wit.b the ace of clubt at Good cond. Plus ax·
trick. two and return a apade, tru. 16.600. Contact
removing the only entry to the Jong John, 942·2255.
33 Novetist Fel't)ef
BUSINESS &
FINANCE
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY ·
We don't like North's invitational
bid of two no trump. How many
tricks South makes does not depend
ao much on whether the openin.g
clubs. In practice, the beat declarer 1-----........ ~--
wi II manage thereafter ia seven 18'ELECTRIC
tricks. BAY BOAT
Newport Packet by W.D. Schock Co.
EXCELL.ENT CONDITION
$6900 * 660-9000 puts & COSTA MESA 8124
MERCHANDISE ANIMALS 6049 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ------
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Huge Garage Sale SPEED It Rain or Shine. Sat & ·
ANTIQUES 6010 \ ADOPT-A·PET Sun, March 11 & 12. SKI BOATS
Every Sat & Sun at Sam to 3pm. Typewrlt· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
PETSMART, Fountain ers, prints, frames, *1988 221t Ski Boat•
•BUYING ITEMS* Valley. Puppies, kit· kitchen Items, deak, 5. 7 lltre V·8, King
tens and more, all chalra, exercl1e ma-Cobra 0/0, low profile From 1800-1960. 1 pc hi 11 to entire estate. Paint• looking for loving, car· c ne, trampo ne, hull, Just serviced, Ing homft. CALL 597· lawnmover, ceramics. new controller/BlmlnV Inga, books, furniture, d 1 It etc. Immediate cash, 90Q7 for more Info. an many m ac. ems. upholstery. Great •kl s ~~,-r.;::-;;;:="'f"!!!~-~--=~:-::~1 -Nanw. .01and -m.ne, b6at-fast·looks great top · 67 msg Columblen Red-Tall womens, chlldrens & Turn-key ... ready to go.
Eng wtnt wrdrobe/curlo, Boe, nice markings, baby clothes, shoes, $11,000 964-4267/291· c1900, glas, mlra, w/ approx 2 yrs old, 6' In belts, bags, scarves, 924fl:>gr
llght S1K. Eng oak length. Will tiell with bathing suits, llngerle.
aerv cupbrd, c1890, aquarium & other ex· Books: text, ••lf·help,1_________ Run your ad in
5800 Dk oak desk w/ tras fOl $350/obo. Call cook, novels, paper· MARINE SLIPS
book fr1, c 1920. $800 310-92~057. back1 and National the Newport Beach
CdM 723-1766 Tiii Sun FREE to good home: Oeographlcs(SOs·70s). DOCKS 7022 Costa ""-so Dai'ly
Costume jewelry by iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijijiiiiiiiii '""' White, 221b, American piece and bl th• bag. 45 FT M0:0RING Pilot and the APPLIANCES 6011
Waeher & Dryer
$135/each. Good Con·
dltlon. 946-5848.
;•~'r':o 01~0~·E:6~0·~ plus bag1 bags of Great Peninsula loca· Hunti'ngton Beach
b k d 'v ctl e loose gla11 beads & tlon. Call Dan, 714-ac yar · ery a v Jewelry findings. Many 723-5683. \J II and somewhat tem-more ltema. Com•,.,,..,,,..,,,...,.....,..._-,,.....,,.....,-~ Fountain ya "'f
permental until ad· earlyl 235 Ogle St DOCK for 18 ft boat, lndehcndent to justs to new environ-
Santa Ana & Orange) Island. $50/mo. ment. Call 721•9621. below 17th, between Grand Canal, Balboa reoc over 100,000
---------·---------FURNITURE Save abused and Large Sate: Complete Call 557·9202 homes. Fax us this .-abandoned pets. Ba a motlonleu waterbed fo · h ed' 6014
PERSONALS 3002 EMP~OYMENT volunteer/foster. Call w/grey leather ,tyJe I .. ••••••• rm wit your c~ it iiiiiiiiiiii~iiji~iiii "" 5530 7ft oouoh charming 714-597·9037. frame, ent centers, 3 1.AUTOMOBILES card# or mail it in plald, blege, (OH~ piece COUCh let, . . th h k mr You Can Find Your blu ... gm, $225 645-8471 dresser•. tv stands, wi a c ec t I
Speclal Someone part ·TI m • P •op I• Beige Velour Sofa w/ MUSICAL clothes, misc Items. ..Run for a ..,...,.kl I 1·900-562·5500 x 6381 1078 Ml I M 1------~--..... .,.. 52.99/mln. ta+. wanted to advdresha ta· w1 alnuht t1rlmx&1 tmatchd· INSTRUMENTS 6055 001 Mar i!c~~·sun~!~ CADILIAC 't040 your car does not P1ocall Co. 602·954-7420 bels for pay. ou ave ng c a r. • n con . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9am·? a typewriter, computer S400. 546-0945 sell we'll run it
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lnt'I L.O. rates apply. OAKI dining table/4 Dinky XL w/reverse M~rket Place. All power, xlnt cond. ano er wee
1-809-474-4289 chairs ssoo. 3-drawer headl1ock. Been used ClaBllll•d $3400/obo. FREEi All for s10· ~ .... ~
drHHr $175, wall only 3 times. Includes 84Z·S878 714-668-9277 ~ -JrwlL. ~
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A $138,450 INCOME Helper. Afternoons & case. $500/obo. Cati
· PERYUR Huge p1onts. aome morns. II ECE•---------310-92~057. Est. business. 1st tlme of· units pref. CM. 642-4050 MERCHANDISE
IHRRNAnOHAl uns MISC 6015 feredl Only $4995. Any· Real Estate • SPORTING time 1·800-552-0901 11+ pleap
LOCAL RTE•24 Loca-Dbl oven Kitchen Aid, GOODS
lions Buy All or work• grtf remod kltch. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 6065
Part•Po11lble S2K 24>148" $150 645-8471 -Ski a, snowboard·
_ Wkly"800·599·6769 MOVING: Bunk bed w/ Lock board 1990
ANNOUNCEMENTS
, REAL ESTATE
: · ADVERTISING
SALES REP
trundle S 125. Schwinn model, no blndlng1.
bch cruiser $45. El· $100 080. Rosslgnal llngton surfbd, 8'4" skis-almost new w/
$185. Baas amp $85. poles & bindings. 645·
Elec bass guitar $100. 5612 Casio keyboard $85.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Toyota truck rear win----------
dow1, best offer. Pull· TV, ELECTRONICS,
down 1talra for attic/ snneo 6080 loft $150. 759·1883 &UO
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Backb•lf Chiropractic ~ 3018
Announces Or Darlene iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii * Lara 631.0200 *
S e e k I n g s e I f· PLAHT SALE ACRES .,
motivated, organized, Pine trHs 15 gal pot· 2 Orlon 12 XTR
dependable, servlc• ted. e-o· $20. Citrus, dual voice coll woof·
or I en t e d out a Id• avocados-fruiting $1 o. era. Bandpass enclo· salesperaon for com-Herbs s1. Gal Junipers aure .& 700 watt Targa
munlty newspaper st. Shade/pln•/cypr•• amplifier Included for
group. Experience or 4-9' 1 10 '109-674-9422 total prlca of $400/
2675 Irvine Av•St1118 Balboa Bay Club
Membership
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Wanted
Pleue call 675-0446 degree preferred. · obo. 310.92W057
Oraw/comml11lon. Full1---------2925 beneflts. PhyslcaV COMPUTERS 6018•••••••••1 drug 1creenlng r• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11
CORRl!CTION Small, EMPLOYMENT l~:~~d. J~:; ~!~,';;,~ IBM PS2 Mod 25 •G•ARA-•G•E•SAL--E•S• genU•, old lady CAT, 714-631-6594 288, cir mon, modem,
found In TaWlnkl• Epson printer, 1oft· Park, not Port Streets. ---------Restaurant ware. $445. 960-1423 -BALB--O-A ____ _
Neuterod, appears to EMPLOYMENT Pff ASST DINING
be half s 1am•••· hall 5530 RM SUPERVISOR -------1IS1AND 6106 !Abby color. 873-2223 W' • .-ft iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii For retirement com-An a G4'
FOUND DOQ Black ADVERTISING munlty In Irvine. Sal· TO BUY 8019 MOVING SALE Sat &
Lab with collar, In ary DOE. Apply In per· iiilii••••••llil Sun 'tU 4/3. Furniture, Costa Meaa near 17th INSIDE SALES ion, Regent• Point. refrlg, w/d, kltchenWare, and Santa Ana. Call REP 19191 Harvard Ave. mw1ne equip. 673-2780 722·9591 , leave mH· s
1age with deacrlpllon RetaJI CA B of dog. The Classlfled Adver· Out of Santa Fe
Using Department for Outpost saeks exp'd
a local community ealesper1on for allvar FOR O$ED BALBOA
PENINSUIA 6107 FOUND1 large black
unneutered malo
Shepherd Mix, vie
Orange & Westmln·
ster, Npt Beach. Call 945-1079.
newspaper group Is jewelry klo1k In Fash lal. LJIVJ'G •Ol'b a o o k Ing a s e If. PT/hrly + comm. Call q v !Iii
motivated, organized, Poppy 644.51153 •
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New tight bulba 11e. dependable, Inside Bowle knlve" used
aale• rep. Strong Sallmeklng OraDC• tool•, cross bowa, phon&-Hlllng skills a FT+bt1nen11. We wlll aft paint, screws &
Have ~ou aeen ou must. Oraw/commls· train. Muat be detall 714•8SS-A-planta. 7am-7pm SaV IZZV? Striking blk & a Ion. Full benefits. oriented, 645·6697 010 W. .a& Sun, 2000 W. Balboa
whl female oat, prone Phyalcal/drug acreen-s 1 Ex · •....n ..._ to spitting up. We left Ing required. Fax r• • eapereon P d In a.l t ....
the country for• year, aume: Attn: Judy Oet· selling ladlea clothing. '114•141..0101 cxir cat1ltter gav• Izzy ting 714-631-6594 Call John Leonard 1t away to an anony· NB golf •hop. 852-8689
moue Newport Bch CHILD CARE needed SHIPYARD WORK&RS
woman. phoM & add1111 for 2 boy• 4yrs & W/exp needed lmmed. unknown. PIHH call 1 Omo a. 3·5 dya/Wk Aft faceta of repair.
(310) 897"'°42 8:30-2:30. CM home. Toola req'd, e75-2837 Must have own tran1 LOST BINOCULARS & 1pk Eng, 557-4312 •-~S-of:'"•-:P::-ac-.,.to-f'Jf--::D=":'lr-eo'""'!"t-•i--------•I
Bauach a Lomb 7x50, ""c~L-:1!::-:R~l~c=-A=-~=--T=---=p~fT showroom need• exp'd B Ml.:P at lneplratlon Point, emp retail Furna tu re ---·-Corona del Mar. In Tu11Jn. Phna, basic Seleapel'ffn. GOod "lllT A WI rm
REWARD to tlndar. ofc •kills, typing. Exp pay & benefits. Please ft.A&'W·.a:...,.,
Call 714-725-0124. req. $?/hr. 6-44-8858 apply In ~ at 1343 •-------•J ....,,,..,,,.,,,.....,,~.....,~..,...-~1 New 9ourmet oortee s. Slmpaon °' call 491. LOST CAT Solld gray Hee ortera"Barlata" 0820 or fu Ra1ume to: ehOrt·halr ellm female, opportunlllH, prime 49M31S.
cMclawed front ffft. NB Penn loc. Looklng1-~-...,,,.__,,..,... ___ ,0~IC! Loat from Newport for dependable, ener. Stev«i re Sportawew .-,.-
&Heh OaJcwood Apta. getlc, .. rvle• oriented D9talled ofc peraon, PUINtTUIU! • ·
R8WARD. &49-2360 people who enjoy lnvOlce/dall ent/ptlonff EQUIPMENT 8047
hard WOfk & cotfff. If flle, fl'TIFT, CM 1142"5339. LOST1 PIGMY GOAT lnterHled call for an
"Gladys" wandered 1---------OAK deak, refrlg,
away from har llttl• ~~~:':n :p~• ':!':: EMPLOYMENT chalre, fl .. cabs, con·
day care friend• at aage.(714) l?6-?004 SED'VI'"~I.' 5533 ference table, phone South Coast Recr• . _.. ~ eyatem. e51·155e
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March 11, 7am-2pm
Antique furn, appll-
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misc. 2110 Seavlew
MOVJNGSAL•
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NOldlc Trak (Ilka new)
$250. Books, Clothing,
faux Jewelry, decor• tlona, allk plant1, ap-
pliances, lot• morel
Movlne Sale
Tad Kayak, micro, vw
camper tent, cloth••· h.lrn, plcturae, mlac.
705 Be.Qonla In alley. Sat/Sun aam-ta atlon <::enter, 2070 Otno• Clerk HB ln•liilli&••••••
M•PI• Ave.. Coeta Agency. 2yr• office ........ •------------------Meea. If •h• wander• exp. Phon ... heavy fll.. Pl .... be awate that PETS • COSTA MESA e 124
Into your yard, pleue Ing, word proc.u exp th• MaUnga In tt.i. cat-AlfDIALS 8049 •••••••••
call 84M~34. req. l1200(mo 142-7159. euotV may req~ Y04.I• ...... ~~--·
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outdoor• martne in.;. chwge pet "'*""'• AKO ~~••• a du1try. 179-,2.a37 ' CPA Klttefte
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