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Home My WebLink About1995-03-17 - Orange Coast PilotOfficer still in coma but. . shliwi some We don 't have to worry about our plants being green this St. Patrick's Day. The recent rains should make sure the shrubs are decked out in their holiday best See Weather, Pa~ 2 CitY leaders say . . , .. they~ d · Peluctalitly improvement ·back tax increase .... Newport Beach Police remain tight-lipped about investigatioA of Sunday's shooting of Bob H NEWPORT BEACH -New- port Beach Officer Bob Henry showed continued signs of im- provement Thursday, but Hoag Ho ital officials still wouldn't specu on whether he'll survive the gun hot wound to the head that's le him comatose since Sun- day. "Henry brain stem reflexes arc slightly better than they were yes- terday," th e officer's neurosurgeon said Thursday in a press release. "However, it's still too soon to tell if he'll survive or what impair- ments he may have if he does." Henry was shot shortly after 4 a.m. Sunday, just outside the Newport Har- bor Lutheran Churc h on Lido Isle children to help raise funds for officer's family. story/page 4 16th Street. He was found uncon; scious on the ground, underneath 24-year-old Carlos Caicedo, who was already dead when police ar- rived. Authorities suspect the Garden Grove man may have gone to the secluded cul-de-sac intending to commit suicide, and Henry some- how became a target. Police arc still awaiting results from ballistic tests and an autopsy conducted on Caicedo, and that could take weeks, according to Newport Beach Police Sgt. Andy Gonis. Until then, he said, investi - gators can't be sure of a scenario. Meanwhile, Henry's doctor is calling the 30-year-old officer's .survival so far "a miracle." "It's another miracle that he has brain activity," the neurosurgeon said. "His youth and otherwise ex- cellent physical condition arc key reasons why he's alive today." Although Henry was still experi- encing swelling to the brain on Thursday, his doctor said the con- dition hadn't worsened. His surgi- cal incisions were healing well, and he hadn't experienced any problems with blood clots, infec- tions or other complications. According to one UCI neurosur- geon, brain swelling is "a natural response to the body following an injury" -particularly when the wound is caused by a bullet. .But, the condition can last for weeks, lee OFFICIR/Pa1e 4 • TEEING OFF T wo of the biggest stars of the Senior PGA Tour participated in the Toshiba Senior Classic Pro-Am Thursday at Mesa Verde Country Club. Above, Lee Trevino laughs it up on the fir~t tee while at left, Chi Chi Rodriguez watches a drive. The tournament begins this morning and runs through Sunday. For more, see Sports/page 9. PHOTOS BY MARC MARTIN/ DAILY PILOT Neighbors · plali to help each other in disaster .., Residents on a small Costa Mesa cul-de-sac discuss how to organize to prepare for an emergency. BY ANNBTTB CHAVSZ, STAPP Wann COST A MESA -Residents in the 300 block of Robinhood Lane learned Wednesday that the peo- ple they might have to turn to for help in an earthquake probably won't be firefighters and police of- ficers -instead, it could be the person livina next door. A new disaster preparedness plan, desianed especially for neighbors, was presented at this East Side Neighborhood Watch meeting by Costa Mesn Police De- partment community relations of- ficer Sue Crouse. "The plan creates small units of people that can watch out for each other and be accountable for each other," Crouse told the neighbors. ln the event of a major earth· quake, it is expected to take 24 to 72 hours before the police and fire departments are operating nor- mally. And depending on the amount of dam:ige, it could be longer before any type of as- sistance reaches some areas, she said. Crouse, alon$ with Heather 'Somers, president of the East Side Homeowners Association, came up with a disaster preparedness plan thnt would involve the residents of one nei~hborhood to take on the responsibility or looking after themselves, just in case outside help was detained for several ,days. For the first presentation, Som- ers volunteered her own neighbor- hood. "lt was the first time someone said th?t as a block, they want to be organized," Crouse said. Still in its developing stages, the neighborhood preparedness plan calls for neighbors to choose one block coordin:uor and one :is- sistont coordinator. These two leaders would be in charge of keeping a disaster file containing important informatio he NllOHIOU/P•1, '1 Governor say~ he won't rescue county, but ~wil.1 try to . help .., Comments come during Wil son's visit to Newport Beach to help Orange County Business Council kick off retention program. BY MAac s. POINIR, S'rAIP wama NEWPORT BEACH -Gov. Pete Wilson (ame into town 11aunday to tell local business leaden he won't rescue the bank· rupt county -but he11 do what he Qn to clear away state red tape to help county businesses thrive. "The state can't bail out a bad busilless decision," Wilson said, callina the events leading to the bankruptcy a "man-made disas- ter." "I am liudly insensitive to it.'' he said. •1fe~u. eaaer. in short, to be =:.'tivc as we .can. O\ir re IY to ~ • • • 11 to help JOU by t~ awey the ("ate• created flnnCial) b\lrdcn1. .. )'ou Mid 10 make h cleat to thole who ~ and wo'rk here - and tMil Y,hQ tfOuld invelt biere -that )'Q!I will cont&nuo •o ~ vide education and that you will continue to provide public safety." Wilson appeared at the Newport Beach Marriott Thursday after- noon to help the Orange County Business Council launch a $7.5 million bu iness retention pl'Oe gram. lftie plan aims to bolster the county's economy by r~ re· .strictions on employcn. The Oranae County Business Council event drew more than 500 people woo ottered the could·bC prc5adential contender warm ap- plause • as he talked about cuttint the tatc's Income tax and banking taxes. "We h:ive got to reduce by 15% the personal income tax or Cali- fornia and the banking corpora- tion tax," Wilson nid. "We have to Understand that we have to be friendly to people who create jc>b ." CUuina the iMOme td wW ln errect alloW business owners to give their employee a pay raise without spcndina any more money, Wilson aaid. Before the blaCkcned Almon ..... ~. .., Local city councils not likely to take formal positions on sales tax increase that could go on county ballot. BY EvAN HENERSON, STAFF \\'k111k Unpopular though the no11on would be, several ci1y council members in Newport Beach saiJ they would support a tcmporar) ~ales tax increase if the count\ h.id no other ave nue to avoid fin3ncial collapse. Council member!> in Costa Mesa, however, exprcs-.cd J\ers1on ""'fo such an incrnasc, sa} ing l]1erc are still spending cut~ that can be made im.tead. Either way, the chance of the cities' opinions even being consiJ· ered is slim, and neither city co un- cil is expected to take a forma l po- sition. In two weeks, county super- visors are scheduled to vote on whether to place a half-cent sales tax increase on thc June 27 ballot. "We don't really have any moti- vation (to formally t.1ke a po- sttion),'' Ne\\port 13each council- man Dennb O'Neil said Thursda}. "There's such ~ sour fc:eling on the part of the cities. l suppose in time if we knew more of the facts. maybe our city would be per- suaded to !>tep up and take 1h:.it kind of a !>tfand. Uu t ''e don't re- ally ha\'e that kiml of time." Personally speakin~. Ne\\ port council members O'Neil, Tom EJ· ,,ards and Jean \\',1tt all sJid that they would not turn a\\J} from a tax increase pro' iJcd that such a mo' e ''as pa rt of J brn:ide r c mer- gency plan. ·'A ta\ increa.se :ih\J\S s:.ives us from earthquake Jam~gc.'' \\';J\I .. :11J .. People h.M: tu kno\\ thJt the cmcrgcnC) ,.,, \Lf) dcJr. ·1 hen thC) \\OUIJ \Ute: for (J ta\ 111- crCJ'ie) ::ind I \\OulJ ~upport It " But Cu:.ta ~k:.a Cuunc1lm.1n GJry Monah.rn said it is '>till tou early to takc such a drasuc :-.tcp. Sales ta\CS in Or:inge County \\ere already high enough, he said. 'Tm agaimt tax increa:.e:..' Monahan said. "Avenues that the county is exploring need to be done to the utmost before ''c go See INCREASE/Page 6 Panel backs Moorlach tor treasurer 's post .., Costa Mesa CPA could be voted to the position today if supervisors fo llow group's r.ecommendation. BY EVAN HENERSON, SrAFI \\'111n.R SANTA ANA -While the county board of supervisors sa t in board chambers listening to con· cerns over cuts lo the hcallh care agency Thursday, John Moo1 lach sat in an adjacent room fo r his first job interview in 18 )Cars. The result : four members of a five member panel determi ned that Moorlach possessed the ap- propriate qualifica tions for the county treasurer-tax collector po- si tion. At a special session this morning, the Treasury Oversight Comm ittee ''ill recommend that the board of supcl" isors appoint Moorlach to the positio n he ra n for unsuccessfully last June. The board is then schedulcJ to \Ole on his a'ppointment. Moorlach, a Costa Mesa CPA and certified fi na ncial pl:lnner, \\ill have at lea~t one vote today. First District Su pervisor Roger Stanton, who was present at the conclusion INllDI of the commiuee hearing, said h~ \\Ould \Ole to appoint ~toorl:ld1. "per the committee's recom· mc11dat1011. ·· During the cuur)e of the l\\O· day hearings \\ cJnc;)J:iy and ThursdJy, the O\'crsight co111m1 11ee membcrs dc tcrmined the po· s1 tio11 's quJlification'> anJ C\ alu· atcd whether ~loorbch fi t them With the e:-.ccption of comm11tcc member Parker Kennedy, "ho said thJt Moorlach JiJ not ha\C expert· cnce ma naging funds of a large corporation, the O\Crsight commit· tee members gJVe the candidate their ~upport. "As Ronald Reagan said, 'A• tree is a tree. How many more do you need to look at.' " said a laud· atol) Jeff Thomas, a longtime Moorlach supporter and the com- n11t1ce's ~hairmJn. "Like a red- \\.ood, John, you stand head and shoulJers above the res t." The committee \\US created by the Doard of Supervisors to \\e1gh the candidate's qualifica tions and to work in an advisory capacit} \\it h the new appointee. The f1"e supel"i!>Or~ each selected an over- S.e MOORLACH/Page 6 2 Friday, March 17, 1995 Teens group oners Input on · Hbriry service A mong the voices now guiding collection development, pro- gramming and services for youth at Newport Beach Public Li· braries are those of 20 future leaders 'lurely destined for potent achieve· ment in our community and b;eyond. Uelonging to members of the library's Young Adult Advisory Council, these \~ices are now impac1ing library out- reach efforts aimed a1 local 1eens. Additionally, they are aiding, pro- LaDonna Kienitz Check It Out fessional staff in meeiing the ongoing challenge of provid- ing quality malerials for !his scgmenl of library users. Formed in Decem- ber, the Young Adult Advisory Council is comprised of New- port Beach youlh in seventh through 11 lh grades at six area schools. Members of 1he group arc: Drew Doortz, Lance Emery, Grant Goch· nauer, Cristina Guccione, Laurel I lafcr, Sydney Head, Alison Hill, - ~OCAI;S ONLYi IHlll The mother of a second-grade Lincoln Elementary School student who hAs taken on the challenge oC starting the school's '1scrip" program to help raise money for the school. FOR THI KIDS When BechcUi moved to Orange County three years ago from Northern California, she figured the best way to involve herself and meet people in the ~ community was to joi.n Lincoln's ·P@rcnt Faculty Organization. It was unexpected. though, that her fund-raising efforts at the school would become so im~rtant in light of Orange County's financial cri.sis. "Schools now more tban ever need money to put into programs," Bechelli said. "The money we rais~ goes to • computer teachers and (the computer) lab, physical education, music and science -all the thin~ that are not paid through the distnct." Bechelli, 41, describes herself as "a basic mom," but has proven she is anything but that In the past two years .she has co-chaired the school's "Spirit Run" -the largest foot race in Orange County -and every Tuesday, since Ociober, her smiling face and scrip order forms have become a familiar sight to ' many Lincoln parents. cm EDITOR IRIS YOKOI, S7M1ll Newport Beach/Coata M-Dally Pffot t hclsea Hover, Hank Hsieh, Auslin J.1yred, Ryan Karg, John King, Mera l,riz, Courienay Lauer, Cyrus Modan· IJu, Ev:.in Moses, Chris Selna, Scou >imms, Meagan Suuon and Cari "This is the first year that we have done this and it's a whole education process," said Bechelli. "Every one knew what it (scrip) was, I just took the job of siarting the program. Every Tuesday I sit here wi1h the order forms." ~!.\RC ~L\RTIN/DAILY l'ILOT Valerie Bechelll seals scrip outside Lincoln Elementary School in Newport Beach as part of fund-raising effort. v alcnslein. The volurlieer corps was formed fol· lowing a recruitment efforl at local '·hoots, to meet the library's goals of ,1 imulating the interest of young Here's how the scrip program works: The Lincoln PFO buys supermarket coupons (which are used like cash) at a discount price and then sells the scrip at face value to generate a profit for the school. more successful by this point, but she remains optimistic. "It's about changing habi1s," she said. "There are & lot of people who could be using it and aren't." There is one problem that she has yet to find a solution for: some parents arc 100 embarrassed to use 1he coupons. week, it would generate in excess of $100,000 for 1hc school's Parent Faculty 0 rgan iza t ion. · The energetic mom said Lincoln receives approximately a 6% 10 7% return on all the scri p that she sells. Some of the pitfalls she has struggled to overcome include parents' inclination to shop with credit cards, and the disadvantage of not having direct contact with many Lincoln parents whose students are bused to school. To combat these obstacles, Bechelli is worJcjng on a system that would allow credit card purchases of scrip, and she recently she began sending order forms home with the students. "They don't want people 10 think that they are using food stamps," said Bechelli. "I hope this next year tha1 we'll really grow. The more families 1ha1 buy scrip, the more money we'll have for these programs," she said. 1dults in library resources, enhancing lOllcctions for academic and leisure SKY'S THI LIMIT ''That's wby l put in the lime, for all the kids." pur~uiis by these customers and im· ph.:mcn1ing a course of insiruction in library use by inlermediate and high ,c:hool students. f\lotivated by desires ranging from crving the community to improving ROCKY ROAD Even though the scrip program h::is been successful at other schools, li chelli said her work has been cut out for her. She had hoped the program would be As a result of her dogged determination, Bechclli now sells the coupons to approximately 60 parents on a consistent basis. -Story by R. Jo/111 Forstrom I If you know someone who would make an interesting Pilot Person, call our Readers Hotline at 642-6086. Remember to leave your name and phone number. Thanks! 1 he library's fri endliness to users, stu· lc llls who volunteered for the council ommiued to meeting one evening Bechclli calculated that if every family at Lincoln bought $100 worth of scrip a .:ach month for the next two years. f SCHOOL DAYS -i-In the course of the first three 111onthly meetings, members have bro- 1..cn into three different interest •ruups: technical resources, tours and hbrary instruction, and book discus- 1011/~clection. Estancia High students to pet'fom in 'Kiss Me Kate' Collectively, the Young Adult Advi- ury Council has received instruction in print reference resources, CD- 1<.0M products on the Local Arca hlc1work, and use of the Internet and 1 he on-line computer catalog. Demon- ,tra1ions by library staff have focused 1111 current and fu1ure library technol- 11gy and methods for teaching others ,,bout library use. The book selection group was iniro- luccd 10 VOY A (Voice of Youth Ad- , ucate ), a review journal covering I ooks fof teens. Four of the group's elections from this professional jour- 11.tl -incorporating science fiction, l.rntasy and everyday angsl themes - lia\c been purchased for addition to the Young Adult collection. The Young Adult Advisory Council 1\<ill make ils public debut from 6:30 10 K:JO p.m. April 24, when members l1mt Teen Night at the Cenlral Li- hrary. Communi1y youths are invited w the free event al 1he library at 1000 , vucado Ave., to learn from their 1 •ccrs about effective and creative use 11f its offerings. While raising !heir consciousness Jbout library resources, participants \~ill meet the young aduhs who have l!One beyond using the library for aca- demic and personal enhancement, to influencing its fulure form and con· 1cn1s. LDDonna KJenllz Is Ille Newport · lJeDd1 llbrDrlan. Check It Out Is writ· ten by tbt 1t11tr of the NtwJ>Orl Beach Jlubllc Ubrtuy. This wtek11 column Is by Linda Klint and Mt/Issa Adams. ESTANCIA HIGH F ebruary was a hec1ic and bus~ month at Es1ancia High School. The drama and choir joined forces, comple1ed lry· outs and began rehearsals for the spring musical, "Kiss Mc Kate." The lead roles will be played by Cnrlo Odl· cino, Amy Decker, Greg Austen and Michelle Noh. "This musical is the most challenging one that we've ever done. I think that everyone will do very well:' said director Barbara Van Holt. EHS Production Drama also parlicipated in the Shakespeare Festival at Chapman College. Each school presen1ed two monologues and one scene. Senior Carlo Odicino's monologue from "Henry V" won one of lhree lop awards for Best Male Monologue. Senior Allison Temple portrayed the character of Heckit, the head wi1ch, in a monologue from "Macbeth." Desi Palsner, Michelle Nob and Jared Romero performed a "comic, Jove-sick, gender mixup" scene from the play "As You Like It." The EHS Screaming Eagles Band performed in the Pasadena Black History Parade on Feb. 18 and the en· tire entertainment unit won second place, while drum major Devlin Upton garnered third place. Kevin Bryne and Valerie Edwards were awarded Stu- dents of the Month by the Costa Mesa Rotary Club. The Newport Beach Zonta Club chose Kathleen Kanjer as the Zonta Girl of the Month. EHS awarded eight students Student of the Month for academic achievement: Knutat Chaucharn, Nadia Rubio, Elvis GuUerrez, Tim Riddle, Sabrina Trujillo, Matt Espejo, Sondra Labaron and Peter Krutzlk. The "Bell Game" against cross-town rival Costa Mesa High proved to be a huge success with the Eagles beating the Mustangs and retrieving The Bell. After this exciting game, all students were invited to a Thrift Shop Sock Hop put on by' the senior class and the Grad Night, Committee as a fund-raiser for Grad Night. The Grad Night committee also arranged for two MAJUN• AODaUS lus1111tloni. cdccorial mailer or 1d· ~niscment1 herein cen be rcpro- other fund-raisers in March. For the first event, EHS received a visit from Bossie 1he Cow, who led us in a game of "Dossie Bingo" on March 10 in the EHS soc- cer field . The second fund raiser is a little less original but hopefully as profitable: a newspaper drive on March 22. EHS looks forward to another month filled with ex- citing even1s such as the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, the disrrict Choral Festival and 1he opening of all spring-semester sports. -By Rebecca Wagner • HARDOR VIEW ELEMENTARY H arbor View is a busy schoql! Most recen1ly, the sixth-grade class held its an- nual DARE graduation. The sixth -grade students also gave an "oral history tea" in which each s1udent inter- viewed any person who was at least 50 years older. Third graders attended a presenlation on divorce by the Kids on the Block. Our Science Adventure assemblies continue with top· ics such as electricity, magnets and sound. The theme for next month's STAR program is "Be Prepared." The kindergartencrs honored their grandparents on "Grandparents' Day." Harbor View students were participants in the Spirit Run, whic)\ is a fund-raising event for their school, as well as for Anderson and Lincoln schools. Also, the first edition of the Viking View, a totally student-run newspaper, was issued on Valentine's Day. All students are invited to submit articles for the up- coming Easter issue. Coming up s09n is Mathematics Field Day, a math· ematics competition held for schools countywide. Four team members and one alternate from each grade, fourth through sixth, will compete. Meanwhile, kindergarteners through third grade were entertained by the Imagination Machine, which per- formed works written by our students. 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I ' The fifth graders arc buddies llVith the kindergarten- ers and are enjoying reading 10 them. Harbor View students arc rehearsing for the play "Oklahoma." -George Hanold, s1udcnt' body president NEWPORT HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY N ewport Heights is on a roll this month! Kindergar- ten is going to Cenicnnial Farm to s1udy plants. First grade is going to the Environmental N;llure Cen- ter . Fourth grade particpa1ed in 1he Arbor Day tree planting ceremony on March 7. In Fif1h grade, Ms. Holmes' chus has officially sia~tcd 1he "No TV" chal- lenge, and she's proud to say that lhe whole class is participating! As for the sixth grade, they parrtci:rpted tn Ou1door Science Camp, March 6-10. Our Science Fair was on March 2. Siudents in every grade level worked very hard on a varicly of science projects. On March 4, there was a distric1 rummage sal~.Jor Whittier School at the Sman & Final parking lot. On March 10, students studied Wyeth in "Meet the Masters," an art program. Our school play "Cinderella" will be presented at Newport Harbor l ligh School on March 30 and 31. Student Council is well under way with "Mission Im- peccable." March 3 was th e end of our first one-month cleanup contest. .. So far, kindergoricn is winning. Lastly, we all bid Delma Jack a fond forew~ll and wish her a safe 1rip back home to Missouri. You've been a big help, Delma, and everyone will miss you! -Molly Weedn, student council president School Days Is a feature tllat runs on Fridays. Tiie reports art submitted from eac/1 individual sd)ool. U you have questions about h ow to get news about your school included, call City Editor Iris Yoko/ DI 57-1-4233. POLICI FILIS COITAMUA 500 block or Btrnorcl Street: An estimated $360 worth of tools were reported stolen from an unlocked v:in. 2000 block or ~hantar Way: Some $37,SOO worth of pcrson:il belongings were reportedly slolon fron1 a home thot was entered through a bedroom window that hod been locked, according to the homeowner. The loss included some SJS,000 worth or Jewelry, three cameras 1h:i1 were worth. a combined $500, a Sl.000 video camern·rccordcr, $1 ,000 cosh and narc coin• whh an unspcclncd voluc. NIWPO•T llACH 1600 block or 16th Strtc:I: 11lc c:onvcn~blc top of a BMW 32Sle wait reportedly slashed with an unknown object. The cost or the dam:ige wasn't e•1im1ucd. J200 block of Clay Street: Bill• th1u were put In chc outaolna moil were reportedly stolen from the boj. The eost or the pott•ac, envelopes, replacement checks or hate recs weren't 1ccoun1cd ror in a police report. l'W•fTlllNY • PIKUat lllety plant With fam11Y." fricndt, 11(~ children and ~iucn. .. • • • Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot Friday, March 17, 1995 3 .... Giii Newport BllCll resident Donovln dies at 80 Longtime Corona dcl Mar resident Allen F. Donovan died Saturday in Newport Beach. He was 80 years old. Mr. Donovan was born April 22, 1914, in Onondaga, N.Y. He was a graduate of the Universtty of Michigan, where he enrhed a bachelor's and master's degrees in aeronautical engineering. In 1964, the university conferred an honorary doctor of science degree • in aeronautical and astronautical engineering on Mr. Donovan. He was a member of the Air Force Scientific Advisory Board from 1948 to 1968 and chairman of its Propulsion Panel from 1959 :. ~ lo 1968. And in 1968 he received . the Air Force Civilian Exceptional Service Medal. Mr. Donovan retired as senior vice preside nt-technical, at The Aerospace Corporation in El Segundo in June 1978, after serving the corporation since its inception in 1960. He also was a member of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics since 1943 and was· elected a Fellow in 1963 and an Honorary Fellow in May 1994, the institute's highest individual honor. He lived in Corona del Mar for 15 years. 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Disco ttd To learn aboui: how you can leave a legacy for the fururr.. call 1-800-AHA-USA 1~ American Heart A9 Association .. ¥ CITYllDI Ensign students dedicate week to learning &bout tolerance BY M.u.r ANN H.u.MoN, STAn Wann Kelly McKenzie, an eighth-grader at Ensign Middle School, has friends who come i!l all sizes, shapes and races. Her heritage comes from a mix of Irish, Scottish, French Canadian and Sweetish 'ancestors. And some of her friends are African American, Latino and Asian. "They are great and even nicer than other friends I know," she said. Kelly has been introduc~d to all kinds of new people through Ensign's Ambassadors, a multi-cultural group designed .to teach tolerance and end racial discri mination. Next week at Ensign will be completely dedicated to this cause, with activities planned that include an essay and poster contest, a "culture carnival," a peace mural, speakers and assemblies. The events coincide with the United Nations designAtion of 1995 as the "Year of Tolerance" pnd Tuesday as the "International Day for the Elimination of Racia l Discrimination.. Newport-Mesa Unified School District tru stees alS'o supported the week at its last meeting by passing a resolution declaring 1995 the "Year of Tolerance" and Tuesday as a "Day of Tolerance." At Ensign, students will play a "People Search" game, where they pick up a name tag and set out to find that person. Once they meet, the pair will get to know each other as they walk to the school office to make introductions and end the game. ·The week wraps up witJt guest speaker Rose Delima, a Holocaust survivor who interned with Anne Fra'nk, the girl whose famous diary detailed her days in hiding from the Nazis. "This is not just a week of tolerance for us," said Kelly's mother, Laurie McKenzie, one of the event's planners. "lt also a week of appreciating each other and different cultures and understanding who we arc." .. Students at Costa Mesa High School will get a close-up look at different cultures during their annual "International Week" which also begins Monday. The heritage of America, Asia aad Latin . America will be celebrated at assemblies which feature music, dances and songs performed by students. Various lunchtime activities are also planned. "The week is mainly for cultural awareness," said junior Van essa Do, who helped organize the eve nt. .. I hope students gc1 a belier understanding of others and learn something about other people's cultures." Congre~sman Cox to discuss blll today Fish fanciers invited to enter county fair competition Congressman Chris Cox (R-Newport Beach) will discuss his securities litigation bill at a luncheon meeting today at the Sutton Place Hotel. The Securities Litigation Reform Act would eliminate lawyer-driven suits. The legislation passed the House of Representatives by { 325-99 margin on March 8. Cox is scheduled to speak on the bill at the American Electronics Association meeting at 12:30 p.m. today at the Sutton Pl ace, formerly known as Le Meridien, at 4500 MacArthur Blvd. For more information on the eyent, call 937-1 114. • Bankr,uptcy • Corporations • Wills/lrusts •Divorce • Tenant/Landlord • Much , much more . fnlffotnf o l)ocolegnl People with a pa·ssion for fish can e'nter the fish competition at this year's Orange Count y Fair. The cQmpetition will be broken into three separate divisions: a 19-and-under junior aquarium exhibit; a commercial/professional aquarium exhibit; and an adult aquarium exhibit. Freshwater and saltwater :ire among the classes available in each division. Entry fees range from SI to S 10 and winne r!> can receive up to SI OO for a first-place entry. Deadline for entry fo rms is ~lay 4. For more information, call 708-fAIR. HOME OFFICE SALE! 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"When the brain swells, it doesn't have iny- where else to go,'' said Or. Peter Weber. "I{ the pressure gets out of control, the brain cells begin to die. "Now there are a variety of ways you can control that pressure. You can control it by in- cre:i!ling the breathing, you can control it with medication. You can manipulate his body func- tions, raise his bed up so that the head remains elevated, try to remove the body's excess water. "You need to maintain hy~ration, nutrition, oxygenation. Y<\u need to create a nice envi- ronment to rec~er as much~brain function as possible." Weber said a good prognosis depends a great deal on the severity of the injury and the pa- tient's condition at the time of initial treatment. If the P.atient is unconscious, it could mean there has been a slgn{ficant amount of damage. The 'lonser the patjent remains uncon5cious, Webei ~aid, the less likely it is he will fully re- CO\·er. "Naturally, you would like to see progress early - within the first few days," he said. "And even then, you still can't 1')1akc any de· finit ive statements. To dctelllUne the extent of initial damage, doctors look at a range or factors -like the ca.Jiber of the weapon and how close it was when the bullet was fired. The high-velocity guns cause the most damage. But, he said, the most significant variable th:tt doctors consider when first determining the damage is the bullet's trajectory through the skull. A b111let that passes through the center of the skull has devastating effects on the brain, and chances for survival arc slim, he said. "If the bullet just kind of grazes the inside (wall) of the skull, that's a better sign," he said. "Damage to the brain might not be too ex- tensive. "If the bullet enters one side of the skull and exits on the opposite ~idc, that's a bad sign. The ch:inces of that person living as a normal person arc less than something like 2%. ··But, l'yc seen two people with~ that tyi)e of injury recover signiftcantly and still ~unction in a normal fashion. "So, '>'hen you see a patient come in with that t)pe of injury, you don't want to write them off. There's still a chance the brain can recover significantly." MARQUIS lllf rM Pm S1Z1 IM Pm Jiii S1'7· t ied IZIM- JSd ms. J lld sm• .. Dl~ l Ud szw. Sid sza.. C Ila DUM- Sld $S5t-i IJd mta- 1111 $575- .15d le SS,000 -sne. 111dSll• lastmt 11111 mi. 1 '111 um. Creclt 1.act $13 UICI SM-O.A.C. IMct.~1· .-As cards and donations flood into Newport Police Department, residents plan drive to help raise funds. BY TlNA BOllGA'ITA. SlM• Wann NEWPORT BEACH -As cards and checks,continued pouring into the NewpQrt Bci'ctr Police Department, a . Liso Isle man on Thursday was print- ing up nyers to infor,n residents about a fund set up by the department's union earlier 1.hls week to assist in- jured Officer Robert Henry and his young family. "We're having neighbors and ch.ii· dren coming out on Sunday to pass out the flyers,'' said Bill Warming1on, who's organizirig the effort. "I've got more than 1,200 flyers, and we're not going to stop until we;vc passed out every one oflbcm ... .The flyers ask for the community's "love, prayers and support" for the 30- ycar-old officer, and asks residents to contnbutc "generously" to the fund. It Union Bank has been servin_g·the communities of Newport Bea~ Costa Mesa and Corona del Mar for over 30 years. It 's no secret that we re here to ~rve you ... at any of our four convenient locations. Stop by anytime Monday -Thursday, 9 a.m. to 5 p .m.; Fnday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. SPECIAL O FFER •fREE T'w~ Year Monthly Sen ice Charge Regular Checking Account FREE First Order of 200 Union Banlc Exclusive Checks Bayside Office 1090 Bayside Drive (714) 760-1081 Harbor View Office ~uperior Office 1666 San Miguel Drive 396 Superior Avenue (714) 644-3800 (714) 642-9511 Westcliff Office 1501 Westcliff Drive (714) 642-3111 f y I Howtollelp • Doriations may be sent to the Newport Beach Police Employees Association/Robert Henry Fund, 670 Santa Barbara Drive, Newport Beach, Calif., 92660, attn: Sgt. Andy Gonls. also lists the address of the Police De- partment, where all contributions to the fund should be sent. Meanwhile, a steady stream of cards and donations ~ve poured into the department. While officers' spirits are still low, police Sgt. Andy Gonis said • the comm ... nity"s support has helped "tremendously." "Donations arc still eoming in at an unbelievable pace," Gon~ said. "And every one of them is greatly appreci- ated. "We arc just a5tonishcd at cv- erything th:it'1 been 5aid an~ done . for exllmple, one law firm - O 'Melveny and Meyen -has oUered to hondle all the legal bsucs thatm:iy arise for the family, ut no cost. "And today we received 45 scpara1c envelopes, aiJ containing donations and/or well wishes.'' Gonis said the Newport Bench Po- lice Employees Association, which se1 up the fund, has begun selling the blue metallic bracelets that Henry'l) fellow officers donned this week . The braoelels -which resemble those worn in memory of Vietnam POW-MIAs -can be purchased through 1he department for $20. All proceeds will be donated to th~ fund. And, the association hopes to rai~c even more money next mon1h. Tweniy of the department's officers will run in law. enforcement's annual Baker to · Vegas Relay, and all sponsor money will be donated 10 1-Jenry's fund. 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MlllS 1. r.un Newport Beach/Colta M-Dally Piiot a.... II ht ll'llldlntlll bolleflM ta l8ek IOCll llelp ~ Senator from Texas has fund-raising dinner in Costa Mesa tonight. BY M.u.c S. POSNER. STAFF Warru, COST A MESA -The pr~sidential waters appar- ently run th rough the New- port-Mesa area, and Repub- lican Phil Gramm will be the first to test them. - WILSON fr•• P•1• 1 lunch, the governor was i/ltro- duccd by Southern California Edi- son executive Fred Mii;kelson as "California's own comeback kid." "We're here today to announce our Orange County Partnership for Economic Prosperity," said Mickelson, who added a long pause that drew some chuckles from the audience. · It wasn't the announcement they were looking for. In fact, the No. 1 question heard in conver:sations across the banquet room -"l:s Wibon going to run for prci.ident ?" -wasn't ·addressed directly by the governor or 1he business leaders. The U.S. senator from Texas has scheduled a fund· raising dinner tonight at the Center Club in Costa Mesa, hoping to find support for his 1996 presidential bid. i\t\ac MAl.TTN/OAILY P1LOT Pete Wilson addresses business group In Newport Thursday. But it was hinted at. "It's interesting that instead of More importantly, he's looking for money. Volleyball start Gabrielle Reece to visit Nike Town March 28 "Obviously, Costa Mesa and Orange County are rich with Republican support and Gramm supporters," said an aide who is staffing the candidate's 1·800-96- ••• GRAMM/P•1• 7 wNE\\1 lllG Beach volleyball player and MTV sports host Gabrielle Reece w}ll make an appearance at Nike Town in Triangle Square on Satur- day, March 28. Reece will talk volleyball and promote her new "Air Trainer Pa- trol" cross-training shoe at the Nike Town store, located at the ,\TES* 12-Month U.S. Government Treasury Bills 6.21 % Dond Equivalent Yield 7.00% Approx. Taxable . 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C..1 left! 1122 -llft., CtHA •U-541·1151 )! _C--' ---... Great Values squabbling over the date of his po- litical death, his party is now de- bating whether he'll be more cf,.. f ective in Sacramento or Washing- ton," said Irvine Co. executive Gary Hunt. But Wilson steered clear of the subject, instead talking about his role at the state's helm. "The great fun of this job 1-. being the chief checrlt:ader, the Nu. 1 salesman for the state,'' Wil - son said. "We have a great entrepreneur· ial drive. There is, in this room, the spirit that will m:ike tomor- row's products." While me eting with A!>ian cor- porate business leader~ last year. Wilson said he told them the next round of high-tech products will be created and produced in Call· fornia. As for Orange County, paying LfiNi>LOiU> Cr TENANT DIS?UTES BANKRU?TCY AND OTHER FIELDS LAW OFFICE ·······~, 714-979-8330 .-:!. Friday, March 17, 1995 9 off financial obligations and not dcfauJting on loans will guarantee the county will be booming in a decade or less, he said. • "Let no one have doubts about the future prosperity of California or Oran~ . .C®D.l)!~ he said. "Be- cause the mo nre inextricably linked." Wilson's comments impressed Shown Merten, one of the owners of D&D Amusements, the com· puny that's run· the carnival at the Orange County fair for a decade. "We're looking to do some cx- pa11'ion h,x:ally," sajq Merten, who b just now becoming involved with the Du!>iness Council. ··As far as Gov. Wilson goes. I think he's on the right truck." ~ .. ~ -. .. fOUNDATION HEALTH What a I • No Deductibles Health •100% Pion Plan Should •Affordable Rates Be I • Maternity Benefits lndMduols • SmaR Bus/ne$$41S for more Information contact Lou Baume 642-3628 411 •I I (&. SNOWB·OARD SAL VVINTER CLEARANCE 50o/o OFF ALL '94-'95 sKI & SNowaoARD EQUIPMENT & APPAREL ONLY! Newport Beach 2700 w. 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Moorlach reviewed his now fa- bled campai&,n last summer during which he predicted \he collapse of former treasurer Robert Citron. f:ie emphasized his desire to be a fiscally conservative treasurer and said that his motives had always been to serve his county. ''It's definitely time to move for- ward," Moorlach said. "l took sig- nificant risks running 'for treasurer. I ask you to take a risk for me as I IOOk a risk for the county." Ken nedy and committee mem- ber Blake Christian both said they favored the idea of conducting a nationwide search for a new trea- surer. However, Christian said he supported Moorlach because the candidate met the committee im - posed qualifications. LEMON fiUTOS CONTRfiCTS DIVORCE fiND OTHER FIELDS LAW OFFICE * 714-979-8330 . INCREASE ,, ...... , for an increase. We're not at that last resort yet." Monahan's colleagues Mayor Joe Erickson and Councilwoman Mary Hornbuckle echoed his thoughts. "I'm not in favor of that at aJI," Erickson said. "I believe there ace cuts that can be made." After weeks of considering every other option including layoffs, pri- vatization and asset sales, county CEO William Popejoy conceded Wednesday that a sales tax jn- crease will be the· only way Orange County can pay its debts. With voter approval of a half-cent sales tax levied over 10 years, the coun- ty will be able to borrow \JP to $700 million on a short-term basis, according to Popejoy: Popejoy's recommendation may not get ·past county supervisors, since e"aeh board member has re- peatedly opposed taxes. Respond- ing to a county-basher during 11 budge t hearing Wednesday, First District Supervisor Roger Stanton . . 1894-1995 FOUR GENERATIONS 101 Years! Carpet Remnants Sale All RemnaRts Be low Manufacturers Cost ALDE:N'S CARPETS, INC. 1663 Placencia Sc. Cosca Mesa 646-4838 AMISH COUNTRY TRADITIONS' 5THANNUAL CRAFT SHOW March 16 -18 Thursday -Saturday Open 10-5 All Days ORANGE COUN1Y FAIRGROUNDS 88 FAIR DRIVE, cosrA MESA FREE ADMISSION! Over JOO Pennsylvania Amish and other select crafts people represented! 'i' Featuring himdreds of quilts and wall hangings, furniture, toys, dolls, art, rugs, home accessories, and much more. 'i For more information call AMISH COUNI'RY TRADmONS (717) 687-9270 said cities and $ChOOI districts should act ini.tcad oC critici2e. "l'd like to sec the cities and school di tricts -pllnicularly those who borrowed to get into the pool -pass a resolution sup- porting a sales lax increase," Stan· ton said. "[( this is hol potato- passing time, we're learning a great deal from these folks." None of the council members questioned said they favored a tax increase on principal. But alterna- tives -such as deeper cuts, dis- solution or county aovernment or state receivership -would be a lot worse. "Sometimes we have to take bad medicine to cure the problems," Edwards said. "The county's finan-· cial woes arc real and this, on top of massive cuts, may be the only way out of the maze." But Costa Mesa's Hornbuckle also raisc:d the question Qf wh~lh cr a sales tax increase could have an adverse effect on consumer spending. ''I would be disap- pointed if a tax increase had an impact on the economic recovery we've begun to make," she said. The tu proposal ii hardly • new idea. Wall Street eacutiva and inve11men1 banken have been •d- vocating suc:h a move since the depth oC the coun1y's financial shonfall became apparent. Popc- joy's wilijngness to lend his voice lo the unpopular proposal lends more credibility to its consider- ation, acrording to O'Neil. "JC a hands-on CEO like Mr. Popejoy ls saying that Ibis is the only way the county is going to ex- tricate itself without being taken over by the state, then I've got to give Jt some credibility," O'Neil said. "Maybe the man is saying something we should be listening_ ~.. . 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The owner of the home would ~lso be listed in each child's emergency contact file GRAMM f r •• ..... a GRAMM information line. · Campaign officials were tight· lipped with information about the invitation-only dinner that will be hosted by county Republican Party Chairman Tom Fuentes. But, there was little doubt among political insiders that Gramm will be the first of many presidential hopefuls to look for money in the area. ''Tl}ere's a tradition of Repub- lican candidates coming to Orange County early," said Jo Ellen Allen, the vice chair of the county Re- publican Party. "They're coming early and we're delighted to have them here." The list of Republicans hoping to unseat President Bill Clinton in 1996 is likely to change several times before it 's ultimately decided in primary elections across the na- tion, Allen said. "We have a wealth of talent running for the presidential nomi- nation," she said. "I think we have a good a, b, c list. And by a, b, c, I mean Anybody But Clinton. "California is a critical state and Orange County is critical to Cali- fornia. They'll be here, every one of them. More than once." Voters here can expect Demo- crats to get in on the campaign ac- tion here as well, according to that party's county chairman, Jim Tole- dano. ''There's a lot of money in both parties," Toledano said. "(Candi- . dates) hit every single place there is. If there's money, they come." Democrats have done well rais- ing_ money in the traditionally Re- publican county in the past, in- cluding during the 1992 campaign when Clinton picked up a bundle of cash and support from some key Republicans. He'll "undoubt- edly" return, Toledano said. "Historically, this was a Repub- lican county," Toledano said. "The . more traditional money in the Re- publican Party is ... centered in Newport Beach." Democrats tend to do better in South Orange County, he said. What's the attraction to attend- ing such high-priced meals? Access. "When you give your money or your time or whatever else it is you give, you are getting -hope- fully -the changes in public poli- cy you want," AJlen said. Toledano took it a step further, adding that whopping donations often translate into getting your phone calls returned and op- portunities to be photographed with a candidate. "What you're buying is a chance to be on a first-name basis with someone who's a heavyweight in Washington or Sacramento." •Most Stain Proof •Most Crush Resistant •Most Durable •Suitable For Residential commercial & Apartments so that the "safe home" owner would be allowed to pick up the child Crom school if the parents arc unable to. cue squad," she snid. Although the first part of the evening's meeting dealt with the Neighborhood Watch Program, Crouse said the two programs arc Independent of each other. Eventually, Crouse said she hopes every neighborhood in the city will be able to implement such a plan. ~. ,....,,,.. •W•J • cf.-, ck,•••• J OCP/o Italian! "Usually everyone's biggest con- cern after an earthquake is the schools and the children," said Crouse. "If you know someone is there to take care of your kids, then it saves you the panic of not knowing if they're safe." At the meeting, residents were instructed on what to store in their "earthquake kits" and were given other safety information. All of the residents agreed. "l think it's a very useful and very important plan to have," said Sylvia Lenhoff. "I think it'.s some- thing that many· neighborhoods will be able to do." Featurin~ Our Sp ial Spring Menu ... Starting Mar h .15 th . for .LUNC H '& D INNER l'rit1<1t<' PRrt!J Rooms Auailable For An!J occ ac.;1<Jll At ,'\10 c llwue Crouse told the group that by working together as neighbors, they won't hav~ to sit and wait around for help to arrive after a major disaster strikes. Anyone interested in involving their neighborhood in the disa9ter preparedness plan and/or Neigh- borhood Watch program can con- tact Crouse at 754-5658. Luncl1 Mon tllru Fri I 1 :30 -3 :00 Dinner 7 L ays A Weck 5 :00 -10:30 1576 Newpqrt Blvd. • Newport Beach 645-8560 "We become our own little res· t l . . . r 1-800-227-9286 EMERGENCY AssiSTANCE ~ We at Bank of America are committed to helping our customers hit hard by the floods. We realize nothing can make up for the losses suffered. ,, But we hope the following will make life a littl e easier for the people who bank with us. Emergency loans ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ We'll provide emergency loan s to qualified ·customers. We 'll make personal loans up to $7,500. If your home was damaged, we also offer emergency home equity loans from $7,50 1 to $25,000. Loans will be made at preferential rates with no points or loan fees. Loan Extensions and Revisions We'll revise Joan payments or gra nt extensions on existing co n umcr loan s. People with re idential home loans are eligible for a moratorium on their monthly payments (up to three months) without any late charges . We 'II also offer increased credit limits to those with BankAmcricard VISA" and MasterCard · credit cards, and delay upcoming monthly payments. If you have an ex isting line of cred it, we ·11 see about raising it. Help for Depositors ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- We' 11 waive all bank early'withdrawal pcnaltie on time depo it (including IRAs) for flood \'ictims. Aid for our Small Business Custon1ers We've arranged special financing for small business owners directly affected by the floods. In addition. ;-.·.we'll work with you on payment extensions. restructuring and increases to existing loan and credit lines. Abo. ninety-day bridge financing is available up to $100,000 for people who have approved government -sponsored disaster loans or approved insurance claims. We can even take your application over the phone. Grants to local Relief Agencies ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~=-~~~~~~~~~- $ l 00,000 in grants will be distributed through Bank of America branches to local relief agencies providing ervice to flood victim . We're committed to doing everything we can to help people · rfebuild their communities and their lives. To receive emergency assistance, please call us at 1-800-227-9286. ..... Bank of All)erica l ' .. - le! II d r le! d Ii! d •• " ')J Ci A c • :> d II >I ~ ii .<! d " " 1· II d ;"J n I<'. ll l 1 , ' ,~ Sponsor Partners: • ~ ~ ............ ,, c:c::e . ••01u1 •••••••" .... • • ..... 1 - Lee Trevino ' Dave Stockton .Chi Chi Rodriguez Jim Dent Jim Colbert Jim Albus Bob Charles Tom Wargo Bob Murphy 11 31 of the top 35 tour money ·winners will compete 11 _, . SecureHoriz.ons., q/litW.,, Pad/ICare · TOSHIBA XTRR ..... ' fiCj[J t l "/() ' ( l .. Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Friday, March 17, 1995 9 Chartier . ·tabbed ·1or volleyball job a CdM ~ Girls volleyball past left vacant by Stewart filled with experienced. and credentialed coach. BY BABJt.Y FAULKNER, Sroan Wuru CORONA DEL MAR -Brian Chartier, who coached Torrance High to ClF Southern Section Di- vision Ill girls volleyball champi- onships in 1992 and '93, will re- place Lance Stewart as the coach al Corona del Mar High, CdM Athletic Director Jerry Jelnick said Thursday. Chartier, 28, becomes 1he fifth coach in eight seasons at CdM, which Stewart guided lo back-lo· back national, state and section ti· ties during the first two of his three-season tenure. Stewart, who resigned Jan. 25, led the Sea Kings to a second- place Sea View League finish and 8-7 record last fall. Chartier "Anytime you're dealing with not only one of the best programs i n Orange County, but in all of Southern Ca lifornia, with great tra- dition and great players, it's a great challenge and a great opponunity," said Charli· er, an Irvine resident who teaches al a middle school in La Mirada. Chartier, who led Long Beach Jordan to 1he Division II section final in 1990, the last of his three seasons at the school, has also coached in club programs for nine years, including Long Beach-based lchiban, the South Bay Volleyball Club and a current role with the 18-yea r-old girls team at the Sad- dleback Valley Volleyball Club. Among his colleagues at Sad- dleback Valley are Stewart and forme r CdM girls coach Dale Flickinger, who guided the Sea Kings' 1990 section and state champions. "Before l took 1he job, I had a long talk with Lance about the program,'' Chartier explained. "I plan to use him as a reference point over the next ytar to help with the transition process." Chartier, who played at La Serna High and Long Beach City College, said his style and person· ality are similar to Stewart's. "The girls shouldn't have much of an adjustment to make," he said. "I've coached against Kelly (Campbell, a 6-foot first -team All· CIF and all-league setter and one of four returning starters), and I know a little bit about some of the 01her players from club." In addition to Campbell, first· team all -leaguer Kathryn Rice, a 5-9 outside hitter, returns to fuel expectations. "l know high expettations come with this job, but I'm looking for· ward to taking the program for· ward," Chartier said. "My philoso- phy has always been to get tal- ented players to work hard, and the wins and losses will take care of themselves." PRO·AM TOP FINISHIU .I PORTS SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 223 INAUGURAL TOSHIBA SENIOR CLASSIC AT MESA VERDE COUNTRY CLUB, MARCH 13· 19 • Darling Qf the Senior Tour says it!s his ·mule-styJe' whrch keeps him a head up Ofl the competition. Albus Stockton Colbert BY RlCHAll..D D UNN, Srous Wknn. T hough his middle name is Buck, Lee Trevino's golf career acts more like a mule. "I'm not a thoroughbred, I'm a mule," Trevino said Thursday, referring to the longevity of his success on the professional links. "You can't break down a mule, but those thoroughbreds, they get a broken fingernail and say, 'Oh, I can't play today.' No way. I'm a mule." The Mule prepared for today's opening round of the inaugural Toshiba Senior Classic at 1he Mesa Verde Country Club by playing in the second round of the event's pro-am on Thursday, shooting a 1-under-par 69. How long Trevino, at age 55, can stay at the top of the Seni6r PGA Tour remains to be seen. But he's certainly one mule who will not go do.wn without a fight. "If l was 100% physically, I could honestly say I would want to win everything, but I know my body just won't let me do it," Trevino said. "I still want it, though, and I will fight. You know, the funny thing is, if you take a 30-year-old and a 28-year-old, there's not much diffe1ence in their game. But if you take a 50-year-old and a 56-or 57-year-old, there's a tremendous difference. It slides off quick. "When you get to be 57 or 58, and you're going against a 50-or 51-year-old, you just can't do it as we 11, because the Oex1bili1y's not there, and you get more worn out." It seem\ that Trevino, who has won $8,725,609 in his career since 1960, including $5,247,159 on the Senior Tour ($138,257 this year in five events), will never leave the golf cou rse. 'l·m going to play forever. When I die they'll cremate me and hope- fully the wind will blow my ashes onto a golf course ... then maybe I can play a few rounds.' "I'm going to play forever," -IH TREVINO he said. "When pro golfer I die, they'll cremate me and hopefully the wind will blow my ashes onto a golf course ... then maybe 1 can play a few rounds." Money, above all, is what motivates Trevino, currently eighth on the Senior Tour's money leaders. That's why he's in Costa Mesa. "It had $900,000 (actually $800,000) in front of it, I've got to tell you the truth," Trevino said. "Any new tournament early is going to get some action. The rain, I think, scared some people off, but most of it was north of here. In Ojai, for three days l sat in my hotel room, with nothing but a Snickers bar, then we played Saturday and Sunday (in the FHP Health Care Classic). "If this (Toshiba Classic) was late in the year, I don't know if I would've played. But with new tournaments early in the year, you get some action. There are still some (Senior Tour) events that are only $650,000." When Trevino refers to action, he means winning like a mule. Not like a thoroughbred. "I've been going to Las Vegas for a long lime, and I've never MARC MAu1M/DAILY P1Lor One of golf's all-time greats, Lee Trevino, goes throu.gh his Qaces on Thursday in antici~at1on of today s opening rouna of the 54-hole Toshiba Senior Classic at Mesa Verde· Country Club. Above, he watches his drive on the P.ar three third hole; at right, he makes an approach shot to the green. made a bct on the hor.,I.'.,." he i..11d. "Out I'll bc1 on a football g.1me. e\en if it's an c>.hibi11on. hccamc l'w got a 50-50 chance. Those horses, forge t 11." T revino, the most influential player in th e game acconJ1ng lo some of his pee rs, unJcr.' cnl surgery lasl Oct. 26, because he rupturcJ a spinal disc nenr hi\ neck, forcing him to w11hdr;1w from the tour's remaining four events in 199-t, ahhough his colleagues voted him the Senior Tour's Pl ayer of \he Year for the thirJ lime in recognition of his tour-leading six victories. Trevino last year also beaime the first Senior Tour player to earn $1 million in a season three different times. "He's a genius on th e golf course like no other man I know," Chi Chi Rodriguez said. "It doesn't matter where he's playing golf or how healthy he is, he can figure out a golf course and a game plan better than anybody." Trevino, who came to the PGA Tour Daily Pilot Handicap u Pos. Player, odds comment 1. Jim Albus. 2· 1 ... too hot to handle. untouchable 2. Dave Stockton. 5· 1 ... probably field's most confident player 3. Jim Colbert. 6-1 ... currently Senior Tour's money leader 4. Lee Trevino, 10· 1 ... "I love this type or golf course," tells it all. 5. Tom Weiskopf. 12· 1 ... young (52). confident and hungry 6. Bob Dickson, 15· 1 ... sentimental pick. Can he re~eat the magic? 7. Bob Murphy, 20·1 ... St. Patrick may be his secret weapon. . ·TOSH I IA SENIO R CLASSIC 1n virtual obscurity, along with an unconventional golf swing, stands alone. "To me, he changed the game," Tom Weiskopf said. "Jack Nicklaus played left to right. bul Nicklaus overpowered 1he golf courses. l3ul then Lee played a finesse· game lcf 1 to right. Everybody in the last 20 years has gone to that style . They're predominantly left to right players. Trevino was a short hiller who didn't hove power, but proved you could play that way. So he's greatly influenced the game. "l personally think he had more effect on the game in the last 20 years than Nicklaus did." For Trevino, still 25 yards short off the tee from a year ago, his game co"ntinues to place him amo'ng the leaders, although his body wonders from time lo time. "My game isn't that far off. I'm not counting myself out," he said. TODAY'S FIRST ROUND STARTING TIMES • 7:30 a.m. -Calvin Peele, Homero Bt.lncas, Bob Dickson. • 7:40-Ed Sneed, Bulch Baird, Bud Allin. • 7:50-Walter Zembriski, Chilrlie Sifford, Deane Bem.ln. • B:OO-Jimmy Po"'ell, Orville Moody, l(ermil Z.uley. • B:10-Tom Wcisl.opf, J.C. Sne;id, Tom Shaw. • 8:20-Bob Murphy, Tommy Aaron, lsao Aol.i. • 8:30-George Archer, Al Gcibergcr, lilrry Gilbert. • 8:40-Don Bies, Larry Zirgler, John Brodie. • B:50-lee Trrvino, D;ilc CYougl;iss, Bruce Devlin. • 9:00-Tom Wargo, Jim Ornt, Bruce Crilmplon. • 9:10-Jim Albus, D3~e Eichelberger, loirry Llorclti. • 9:20-Bob Ch;irles, H.lrold Henning. Rocl.y Thompson. • 9:30-Simon llobday, Terry Dill, John Poiul Cilin. • 9:40-Chi Chi Rodriguez, Tony Jacklin, Gibby Gilbrrl. • 9:50-Dilve Stocklon, Ch3rles Coody, J.ick Kiefer. • 10:00-Jim Colbert, DrWitt WNver, Al Kelley. • 10: 10-Dave Hill, Gene Lill I er, Ken Still. • 10:20-C;iy Bre\\-er, Bobby Nichols, Jerry McGee. • 10:30-lee Elder, G;iry Groh, Bobby Mitchell. • 10:40-Walt Morgoin, Dick HendrickS41'1'; Bob Brue. • 10:50-Dick Rhyiln, Dick Goelz, Bruce Summcrh;iys. • 11 :00-Ben Smclh, Robert unders, 11ar')' Toscano. • 11:10-Marion Heck, Bill Hall, Art Schilling. • 11 :20-Robert G;iona, Chuck Monlillb;ino, Jim Marshal. • 11 :JO-Bob Zimmerm;in, Bob E. Smilh, Robert Dominguez. • 11 :40-Tony Perl;i, Don Davis, Roy Abr.lmeit. Notes on a cull E ven with a hole-in-one Thur~day in the Toshiba Senior Classic Pro-Am, Tom Weiskopf is struggling. But that's because he cracked an old wood-headed driver last July that had been a longtime favorite and has yet to find an adequate replacement. "There's a driver out there that can be found, but l just haven't had time to do that," he said. "lt'IJ appear. Everybody has tried to help me, but I just haven't found it yet. It's very difficult not having confidence in a very important club." • Weiskopf aced hole No. 7, a par-3 1hat he said was playing al 172 ya rds, with a 4-iron. "Dasically, the ball hil very softly about five feet short of the hole and rolled straight in," he said. • Robert Landers, the Texas cattle farmer who had been unemployed for 2V! years before qualifying for the Senior PGA Tour this year, has instantly become a media darling and fan favorite. , Lee Trevino, however, is skeptical. "I've ·never understood why he's different, why he's interesting. There are a lot of guys on the PGA Tour who never played college golf. Just because he's on the Senior Tour at 50, it's no different than a guy being 22 and making it on the PGA Tour from Qualifying School."' •Trevino added: "I talked to him right after he got his card. I didn't really have any advice, except just continue to do what go1 you here, and (Landers) is doing too much side stuff. 1 think he's getting '" distracted. You can take care of your press stuff and media stuff and tell them your story, but you've got to practice. He's a very nice guy, and he can't say no. "The other day l told him to stick to what.got him here. You can't start neglecting thal. He won, what, $700 (actually S877) in the last tournament (the Dominion Classic al San Antonio)? He's not going to keep his card if he keeps that up." •Al Geiberger, on being praised for the tips he gave during a pro-am round in Tampa: "They said it was a great success, but all I did is show them how to drop a ball out of the water hazard." • Dave Stockton, 1he tour's leading money-winner the past two years: "Obviously, \'ve had a lot of confidence on the golf course the past two years, and I'm a confident person, anyway. Dcing first on the money list the last two years, I'm feeling almost bullet-proof. I'm getting a lot closer to being as good a player as I thought I could become." • According to Don Andersen, tournament director, 30,000 to 35,000 fans expected to visit Mesa Verde during the three days. "h 's hard to measure how many people you get at a golf course, because there arc no turnstiles," he said. -By RJclurd Dunn Quick, take a letter! Take two! iijiiAt D id you ever wonder just how far a golf ball can go if hit well? I have the answer. Play with DeWitt Weaver, senior PGA professional who's entered in thi weekend's Toshiba senior golf event at Mesa V~rde Country Club. DeWitt follows with a smooth wedge to within four feet . Slam dunk birdie and we're off. Olar Rooer OalelbY (President of Clltfornla Community News. parent COfl1*1Y of .. ~ Piaf): Now, we all know someone who can hit a &<>tr ball far. You bring your man and your money ... I'll bring DeWitt. 1 won't need any money. Jom Jot.on Weaver mnlo.es pnr on our second hale· us all of us amateurs attempt to find our game. Unfortunately, it never comes. Although we inake numcrou birdie , the team never quite gets untracked. We finish Ut minu ·28. Sounds good ... but nol in the money. Yes, today was Day ll in the Pro-Am, and as you miaht well tell, DeWitt Weaver was my team's professional. Hole one: We...,e the 6A group, beainnina on the normal 15th hole or Mesa Vei'dt. De Win pounds a drive. GooJ is minu!'l-36. It' the Cadillac group headed by Co ta Mc~a·s own Oick Nabers. ll1s group fini he Day It On Cloud 9 at minu ·20, or a score of 50 ot tho e or you kccpina track. When' all is said nnd We all stand in awe. WG walk forward to the white lea and pc It our best. We still can't re.ch him. done, the~ p t two days have been arcat, Playina inside the rope) ha truly been one of the arcat hi&hli&hts of my aolfina life. In f ct, n has inspired the followin& two lcucri, ' l I'm c:nn1lf 4t ,_. '*- PlllM CDAll• Ill IW ... .. .... .,a.-· r:::r,1.,. • .= ,..,., ..... .. .,.... .... ...... Ill ... ~ .. - Friday, March 17, 1995 ..... LY R GdM boys swim team q·ualilies in Ix . Moarchl have relays 1111111 •• LONG BEACH Coach Mike Su1rkwcathe.r's Corona del Mar High boys swimming team will return to Bel- mont Plau Saturday night at 7 to com- pete in six of ~vcn events following competition at the CIF Relays Prelims Thursday. The Sea Kfogs arc in the cham- pionship race or the 4x100 individual medley, the butterny, backstroke and freestyle, n well as the coosolatlon fl· nuls or the breaststroke and individual medley. The only dnmpcr on the evening for the Sea Kings was a disqualification in the 6x50 !tee. CdM tennis team tans , °!:ORONA DEL MAR Tyler Stonebrcaket and John Cappello each swept in singles, but there wasn't much else for .. visiting Corona del Mar High (3-t), which fell to unbeaten nonleague host University, 11· 7, Thursday at the lrviffe Racquet C!Ub. ln other prep tennis: •Sophomore Mike Leonard won all three of his singles matches to account for half of Estancia's points in a 12-6 nonleague loss at Capistrano Valley. In doubles, seniors Kevin Radisay and Vlade Wydra won two of three sets for the Eagles (3-3). In community college women's ac- tion: •Suzan Yildiz and Chiharu Kumagai won in :.inglcs and combined for a dou- bles victory to lead host Orange Coast College (6-I) to a 9-0 Orange Empire Conference rout of Irvine Valley.~ HIGH SCHOOL BOYS HUNTINGTON HACH 74 ESTANCIA 44 100-1. Johnson (HB), 11.01; 2. Felill (E), 11.2; 3. Smith (118), 11.24; 200-1. Rosales (E), 24.1; 2. E.lrly (H8), 24.5; 3. Montoya (HO), 24.S; .ioo-1. hrly (HO), S5.8; 2. Montoya <HB), 57.4; 3. Bello (E), 1 :00.4; 800-1. Nguyen (HB), 2:20.3; 2. Oeru IE), 2:27.1; 3. Vivar (E), 2:31; 1,600-1. Appell (E), 4:32.6; 2. Kowalski (E), 4:50.7; 3. Nguyen (HB), 5:01.3; 3,200-1. Appell (E), 10:22; 2. Munoz (f). 10:44; 3. Nguyen (H8), It :08.7; 1001111-1. Jackson (HO), 16.4; 2. Tran CHO), 17.0; 3. Flint (HB), 19.S; 300lH-1. Jackson (HB), 43.9; 2. Tran (HB), 47.2; 3. Vargu <El, 4 7.4; 400 relay-1. Huntington Beach, 45.4; 1,600 relay-not contested. HJ -1. Moser (HB), 5-4; 2. Ftinl (HB), S-4; no third; lJ-1. fclill (E), 20.101/J; 2. Pr1vonguieng (H8), 20·9'/l; 3. Pravonguieng (HB), 19·2¥•; TJ-1. Tran (HO), 39·1 I ; 2. Pravonguieng (HB), 39-11; no third; PV -not conlestecf; SP-1. J1hid (E), 42-0; 2. Barcelo (E), 41-S; 3. Moser (H8l, 39-51/2; DT-1. Moser (H8), 147-2; 2. Tizurd <HS), 116·9; 3. Barcelo <El, 113-S. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE llUlftlNOlaf liAal _. '11111 ...Und'1 Oraage Couaty'lloJl.taab SidlOol ,,._.a ,,_...., wll be a wickM>pca affalr'wltb 811 u l'.JI. ... • ........... .-· .. 11. Pcd 'PllJ JOdll1 mMI' ~$WQI be foUowed bY .sangle·elimloaUon pe.,. afti Wldi .. ~Ibo DMllaa I -Manna Hip SChOol. ~Harbor'•~ i uM tblrd:.seed San Clemente, founb-secded FouaalD· Valley, Ud Es~ama. Pool 8 bu second-seeded Lapna Beach u well iii~ V , bolt Marina and I Nine. r~~ H~ti_njton ach JI lia Pool C, aton1 whh El Toro, Calvary Cbapel ud WoodbridlC. N~ will open 1oday with a 3:30 match aaainst San acmente. fol- lowed 1by ill 7:15 match against Foun1ain Valley. The Sailors will finish their pool OSI Saturday momina when 1hey play Bspcrania ut 9 a.m. All 12 aemns wW make the playoffs which start at J I :30 a.m. on Satur· day. The playoffs will bC seeded ·t>Y each team's pool play record. · • -By ChUHe BniMk . . HIGH SCHOOL 80YI UNIVIUI~ 11, CORONA DIL MAR 7 Singles: Stonebreaker icdM) def. Ellis, 6-3, de(. McCan, 6-4, def. freedman, 6-t; Cappello (CdM) won, 6-2, 6·1, 6-0; Wohl (CdM) lost, 1·6, 1-6, 1-6. Doubles: ShulJ1-MKhrlane (CdM) lost to lff.Ung, 2-6, lost to Seid·Kap<tdla, 1-6, lost to IChoshoo-Park, 1-6; Colem1n-Weinstein (CdM) lost, 0·6, 3-6, 4-6; Suuffer-fruchbom <CdM) lost, 1-6, 3:6, won, 6--0. CAPO VALLIY 12, UTANCIA 6 Singles: leoMrd (E) def. 015en, 6-4, def. HUJ, 6·3, def. Hin, 6--0; -'earns (E) lost, 1-6, 3-6, 6-7; Taboad1 (E) lost, 0-6, 2-6, 2-6. MacDuff-lin (E) loct lo Harri.son-Harrison, 3·6, lost lo Ojuez-Cr<iham, 6-7, def. Smilh-Bilnks, 6·3; Rudolph-Wagner (E) lofl, 3-6, 2-6, 2-6; Radisay-Wydr<i (E) won, 7-6, 6-3, lost, 1-6. COMMUNITY COLLIOI WOMEN OCC 9, IRVINI VALLIY 0 Singles: Ylldlz (OCO def. Abusaid, 7-5, 6-4; Mich1cl1 (OCO def. Hayes, 6-2, 6-1; Evei COCO def. Houshmand, 6·0, 6-31 Lee (OCO def. Best, 6-3, 6-3; Drlul (OCC) def. AyuJ, 6-0, 6-0; Kumapl (OCO def. Leggio, 2-6, 6-1, 6-1. Doubles: YlldiL-Kumagi1 (OCO def. Abusaid·Hayes, 6-3, 5·7, 6-4; Ltt-Michaels (OCO def. Haushm'and-Ayul, 6-2, 6-0; Eves-Rainey (OCC) def. Leggio-Best, 6·1, 6•3. Lee doubles for Newport HUNTINGTON BEACH -Fresh- man Kumasean Lee doubled in the sprints and was runner-up in the long jump to pace the Newport Harbor High boys track forces in an 88-48 nonleague loss at Edison Thursday. TRACK AND ,IELD RESULTS EDISON II, NIWPORT HARaOR 41 100-1. Lee (NH), 11.7; 2. tuga.soff (NH), 11.9; 3. Johns (NHJ, 11.9; 200-1. Lee (NH), 24.8; 2. Ferrero (E), 24.9; 3. Moffett (E), 25.0; · 400-1. Glatt (E), 5S.6; 2. Lincoln (NHJ, S6.S; 3. Ferrero (E), S7.0; 800-1. Glatt (E), 2:03.1; 2. Haight (E), 2:04.3; 3. Oelahd (NH), 2:06.9; 1,600-1. Roberts (E), 4:40.2; 2. Milton (El, 4:41 .6; 3. Delahd (NH), 4:45.9; 3,200-1. Haighl (E), 10:25.S; 2. Chian (NH), 10:27.0; 3. Overton (NH), 10:36.9; lOOHH-1. Allen (f), 16.3; 2. Wright (f ), 16.4; 3. loo (NHJ1 17.2; 300lH-1. Allen (E), 43.4; 2. l oo (NH), 44.5; 3. Wright (E), 45.2; 400 relay-1. Edison, 46.9; 1,600 relay-1. Newport Harbor (Ad1ms, V.in Nole, Lincoln, Delahd), 3:47.1 HJ-1. Slusser (E), 6--0; 2. Benzinger (NH), S·8; 3. Bertran (E), 5-6; lJ-1. Allen CE), 19-61/J; 2. Lee (NH) 18·3; 3. Tledgen (E), 18-0; TJ-1. Allen (E), 39•9; 2. l oo (NHi, 38· 1 'h; 3. Slusser (E), 37-10; PV-1. f oll (E), 13-0; 2. Stol.es (E), 11·6; 3. Johns (NH), 10-6; SP-1. Reese (NH), 51-41/J; 2. Baden (E}, 47-1; 3. Riedgrls (E), 464'/1; OT -1. Baden (E), 169-9; 2. RiedgriJ (E), 133·6; 3. Ryan (NH), 128·3. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS HUNTINGTON BEACH 97 ESTANCIA 29 100-1. Dunaway (tlB), 12.S; 2. McCard (H8), 13.0; 3. Recd (118), 13.1; 200-1. Dunaway (HB), 27.0; 2. Recd (H8), 27.2; 3. Waters IH8)(27.4; 400-1. Shaw (HB), 1 :01.4; 2. Waters (HO), 1 :o.i.3; J. Ollilia (E), 1: 14.S; 800-1. Adams (H8J, 2:45.5; 2. Smith (H8), 2:48.1; 3. Stockstill (HB), 2:49.1; 1,600-t . Shaw (HB), S:46.9; 2. Adams (HB), 5:48.0; 3. Smilh (HD), S:59.8; 3,200-1. Shaw (HBJ, 12:29; 2. Adams (H8), 12:41; 3. Mar&inez (E), 12:42; 100H -1. Morris (118), 15.6; 2. Petrina (E), 17.2; 3. Decker (E), 19.S; 300H -1. Decker (E), 57.5; 2. Kennedy (HB), 57.8; 3. Ollili1 (E), 1:01.2; 400 reliy-1. Huntington Buch, 52.0; 1,600 rel1y-1. Huntington Beach, nt. HJ-1. Morris (HB), S-0; 2. Fielder (E), 4·8: 3. Piarelli (H8), 4·6; LJ-t. Pcitrfna (E), 15·71/J; 2. Oslin (HB), 1S-4; 3. Hutchinson (118), 14·1V•; TJ -1. Decker <El, 30-9V•; 2. Petrina (E), JO. 7; 3. Hutchinson (H8), 30· 1; SP-1. Ci.irelli (HB), 27~; 2. Hoppes (HB), 23-0; no third; OT -1. Hoppes (HS), 71-0; 2. Ciarelll (HB), 67·7; 3. Dahle (E), 61 ·31/J. SophOmorc Shane Reese captured the shot put in Sl-4~ for Newport, now 0-2. Jamie Swarbcrg won the 800 ond placed 'econd In the 1,600 ror the Newport girls (1·1) (n a 92~3S loss to Edison. In other track and field : •Johan Appell doubled in the 1.600 and 3,200 meters to highlight the effort of . the Estancia boys in 11 74-44 non· league loss to Huntington Beach. Th·e Estancia girts fell to the Oilers, 97-29, despite a pair or wins from soph· omorc Amy Decker (300 hurdles, triple jump) and a first (long jump) und two seconds (100 hurdles, lriple 1ump) Crom senior Laura Petrina: · rul canopy le~s Newport HUNTINGTON BEACH -New- port Harbor High sophomore Bill Col- lopy earned medalist honors to propel the Sailors to a 417-428 nonleague vie· tory over Edison, completing the final nine of the l~hole match .Thursday at Scacliff Country Club. NIWPORT it 17, IDISON it21 1. Collopy (NH), 81; 2. (tle) B1uer (NH), Brown (f), 82; 4. (tie) White (NH), Shapiro (NH), 84. 6. Core (E), as. CdM 8-0 In badminton ALHAMBRA -The Corona del Mar High badminton squad maintained its unbeaten status Thursday with a 11- 8 nonleague win at Alhambra Thurs- day. Key performances .were turned in by Trevor Pavone, Eric Labasco and California Carlson to help CdM im- prove to 6-0. EDISON 92, NEWPORT HAltaOR 39 100-1. Moshiri (E), 13.2; 2. Wiggins (E), 13.4; 3. King (E), 13.5; 200-1. M.irshall (E), 27.0; 2. letterman (E), 27,3; 3. Wiggins (E), 27.5; 400-1. Marsh.all (E), 1 :00.S; 2. Anderson (E), 1:O1.3; 3. Puro (NH), 1 :03.3; 800-1. Swarberg (NH), 2:28.9; 2. formosa (E}, 2:29.7; 3. Eadie (NH), 2:35.0; 1,600-1. Formosa (E), 5:34.1; 2. Sw11berg (NH), 5:37.5; 3. Formou (E), 5:43.0; 3,200-1. formOSI (E), 12:11.7; 2. Homberger (E), 12:13.4; 3. Wright (El, 12:21; 100H-1. O'Bric (E), 15.9; 2. Philman (E), 16.0; 3. ME Oay1on (NH), 17.2; 300H -1. O'Bric (E), 48.5; 2. ME 01y1on (NH), 50.4; 3. Zimmon (E), 51.3; 400 reliy-1. Edison, 50.9; 1,600 relay-I. Edison, 4:14.7. HJ-1. Bowmotn (NH), 5·4; 2. Philman (E), 5·2; 3. Badorek (NH), 4-8; LJ -1. O'Bric (E), 16·H'•; 2. ME Clayton (NH), 15-2; 3. M. Clilyton (NH), 1 S-2; TJ -1. O'Bric (E), 36·21h; 2. M. Clayton(NH), 3.4-4; 3. Zimmon (E), 32-6; SP-1. Philman (E), 38-31/l; 2. Rouuet (NH), 37-4; J. Wilson (NH), 35·5; OT -1. Philm1n !El, 128· 101/J; 2. He1ds (NH), 126-S 'h; 3. Roussel (NH), 112·5'/l., ~ Costa Mesa's Lori Hurlbut but one more bullet in Mater Del 's arsenal at State Finals In Oakland Saturday. BY BAA&Y FA'uUtNll&, $roan Warrtil A mong those wishing Mater Dei High soph· omore Lori Hurlbut fOOd luck in Saturday night's CIF Siate Division 1 gir!s basketball championship game at the Oakhrnd Coliseum Arena are her Cos ta Mes11 neighbors. Hurlbut, a S-foot-7 Costa Mesa re~ident, has been a big pan of the Monarchs' historic postse~n run, in_cludang the t~am's first-ever Southern Section nnd Sbuthern Californin Regional championships. Hurlbut and Corona del Mar's Amy DeCinces. a freshman, comprise the local representatives· on the Monarchs' girls team (28-1), which meets Sacred Heart Prep of Atherton at 6 p.m: . Newpott Beach resident Mike. Cunmngh~m, a backup senior guard, joins the 35-1 Mater De1 boys team's quest for its third state crown in the 8 p.m. Division I clash with Fremont High of Oakland. Jason. Quinn, a former Monarch, Orange Coast and Southern California Col- lege point guard is an as· sistant coach for the boys team ranked third nationally . . by USA Today. He grew up m Costa Mesa. But Hurlbut, a reserve guard whom Coach Mary Hauser lists among the Mon- archs' top seven players, is the most prominent local in the Mater Dei cohtingent. Hurlbut, who attended St. John the Daptist before mov· ing on to the Santa Ana-based parochial school, averages 5.6 points in her fir~t full varsity campaign, with a high game of 16. Noted for her outside shooting, Hurlbut's work ethic also earned praise from Hauser, who has. ben- efited from several big Hurlbut three-pointers during the playoffs, including a pair in Saturday's 50-47 re- gional final triumph over Clovis We:.t at The. Pond. Lori Hurlbut "tori has hit some big shots for us against Ale- many, Buena (in the· section title game) and Clovis West," said Hauser, who is looki ng forwar~ to future con tributions from both Hurlbut and DeCances, a 6- foot center learning rapidly after adding basketball to her volleyball background. "(DeCinces) hasn't played a lot of'basketball, but she has come a long way during the course or the season, and she's someone we're looking to to play a lot of minutes next year,'' Hauser said. Hurlbut, who grew up watching Mater Dei athlet- ics, primarily baseball games played by her brother Brian, now playing at St. Mary's, said she never ex- pected she'd be boarding a plane to take part in a state title game. 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Costa Mesa, WHlmlnster Ave., Colla Thia buslneu Is con-Orange County on Febru-Fictitious Bristol St., Bldg. 0203, Mesa, CA 92828 Thie bualne11 11 con-Thia buelneu 11 con-Thia bu1lnesa la con· CA 92627 Mesa, CA 92627 dueled by: an lndlVldual lfY 28, 1995 BualneH Name Costa MHa. CA 92626 This bu1lne11 la con-ducted by: an Individual d~ec:t by: an lndlvldual ducted by: an Individual This busln11s la con-Thie bualneH 11 con· The r•gletrant(a) com· F038347 Statement Thia bu1in111 I• con-ducted by: an Individual Th• reglllrant(•) com· The registrant(•) com-The r•glslrant(I) com· ducted by: an lndMdual ducted by: an lndlVidual menc•d lo tranucl busl· Published Newport Beach-The following ptfeons .,. ducted by: a corporation The registrant(•) com-mttneed to ttansact bust-menced to ltansacf bus!· meoced to transact bu11-The regl1trant(1) com-The regletranl(a) com· nest under th• Fictitious Costa Mesa Dally Pllol doing business ae: The reglstr1n1(1) com-menced to transact bull· ness under th9 FlcllUoua ne11 under lhe Fictitious ""' under lh• Fictitious menced to transact bust. menced lo tranl8ji bull-Busln111 Nam1(1) listed March 10 17 2• 31 1995 BARRETT ENGINEERING menced to trantact busl-ne11 und91' lhe Flctltlous Business Name(•) llsted Bu11ne11 Name(a) Hated Bu1lne11 Name(s) lllled ness under lhe AcUtlous ne11 under 1he r lctllloos above on: 1974 ' ' ' ' F268 11888 w111ern Avenue ness under lhe F1ct1tiou1 Bualn111 Name(•) !Isled abov9 on: n/a abov. on: Nov. 1, 19'4 •bov• on: 4·1·95 8u1ln111 Name(s) lltied Bu1lne11 Name(•) llsled LH.le Potta Stanton, California 906&0 ' Business Name(s) listed above on: n/a CMa R. Jonee Roban C. Nichole Kurt W, Chr11Uan above on: n/a above on: n/a This atatemenl was filed PUBLIC NOTICE Barrell Edward Cloud above on: 2-21-95 Steven L Schwab Thia atatement waa filed This ttatemem wu flied Thia etat•ment was flied David W. 0'8per Lewellyn M. Clinton with the county Clerk of 1008 East Chalvnn Avenue' ATDT, Inc., Carl Bjorkqvist, Thia statement wae filed with the County Clerk ol wllh the County Clerk ol with th• County Clerk ol This statement wu flied Thie etatemenl waa flied orange County on Febru· Flctltlou• Orange, CA 92668 ' President with the County Clerk of Orange County on F•bru-Orange County on Febru. Orang• County on March with the County Cl11k of with th• County Cleric of ary 24, 1995. Bu•lneH Name Thia buslneu Is con- Thla statement waa filed Ofanye County oo Febru-ary 11, 1995 ary 14, 1995 10, 1095. , Orange County on Febru-Or~ County on M11ch F838071 St t t ducted by: an Individual wilh the County Clerk of ary 1 • 1995 F837337 Ft30924 F039549 ary 2.4, 1995. 3. 1 Publllhed Newport Beach-The fol~m•n Th• reglatrant(s) com- Otange County on Febru-F831388 Publllhed Newport Beach-Published Newport e.ecn-Published Newpon Beach· F038078 N3180e Coal.a Mesa Dally Pilot dol buslnen ~eons'" mencld lo traneact bualo ary 28, 1995 Publllhed Newpott Beach-Coata Meu Dally Pllol Coata Meas Dally Piiot Co1ta MHa Dally Piiot Published Newpot1 Beaeh-Published Newport leach-Match 3 lO 17 24 1995 B~S BY TANI 3Jo Vista nesa undlf Ille Flctltloua '838329 Co•t• Mesa Dally Pllol F9bruaty 24, Mitch 3, 10, Febr\l#y 24, March 3, 10, Match 17, 24, 31, April 7, Colla Meta Dally Pllol Coat• MHa Deity Piiot • • • • F25:t SUlf1•, Newport B.ach, CA Bu1lnH•. Namt(•) lilied Published Newpon Beach-Febniary 24, Match 3, 10, 11, 1995. 11, 1995. 1995. March 3, 10, 17, 24, 19951 March 10, 17, 24, 31, 1995. 92~3515 •::V-a~· ~~ Costa Me11 Dally Piiot 17, 1995. F219 F240 t309 F254 F282 PUBLIC NOTICE Tana Lanae Troet. 330 re • ''" March to, 17 ' 24 ' 31 ' 1~=1 F2ls PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Floutiou. ~~'c'tt, g~~~~~;port ~· t~~~ J·~~~ PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Flotltloue F'lotltJoue •u•lneH N•me Thie buelnue 11 con-3 = Plotltloua Flotltlou• Fictitious _ ltatefMftt ducted by: an lndhlldu.I • ...,_lltlou• Flctllloua llu .. ne .. Neme llualnM9 Name auatn•" Name llu•lneu Name 9ualneu Name The foltowlng peraont WI The reglelrant(e) com-F838802 row •u•IMM ....... lllltetMnt .... ......,. ···••men• I •••t•ment ltatetnent d:OlnO bullneal ... menc.d •to ltannct bull-ll'ubllehld Newport Beacho lualneH N•.me lllltement n,. fo11o:W1ng pet90r19 •e The foltowtng PlflONI are The following PlflOfll 111 The lollowlng PlflON lie The followtng '*'°"9 .,, p L PERRIN l .ASSOCJ. neea und., th• Flctltlout Coate ~Ha Dally Piiot Statement The follOWl.ng '*'°"'are dOlng butlneu .. : doing bualneea 11: doing buelnen 11: doing bu1ln11111: dOlng bualnete as: ATES 2500 Mlchelaon 81.11lne11 Name(•) listed Mar<:h 10, 17, 24, 31, tll9S. Tha lollowlng persona ate doing buslneaa H : PINNACLE FITNESS, 1280 CH,(RLES 0, LAGUNA, ERICKSON'S SCREEN RE-PACIFIC COAST HAIR DE· ai PRECISION ROOFINO. 1465, '1rv1ne, CA 92714 above on: nl• F271 doing buslneH ae: UNDERWHELMED. 3220 Bleon $19. IJ9.5a1, Newj)Ott 31U1 National p.,ic Or:, PAIR, 145 E. 18th St., 1'12, SIGN, 1800 W. P1clflc b PRECISION OOH-Pete L P•rrln 170 Santa Tana Froet IEE WHO'S SEWING, N•bra11ca Plac•. Co1ts Beach, CA 92MO ~ NIQUll, CA 112677 Costa MHa, CA 92627 ~· Colaat Hwy., Newpor1 S RUCTION, 1119 fl Cam-Barbara Drive. Newport Thia atalement wae llled PUBLIC NOTICE 16580 Mt. Mlchaelle Faun-M .... CA 92629 MlchMI Stevan Uglfesa, C'** Thomae Ledden, Juon Wayne Erlctc10 , Beach, CA 9281) lno. Colla MeN, CA 92821 Beach CA 92800 with Ille County Clem ol wn Valley, CA 92708 Steven L Schwab, 3220 2472 "u• de Cannee, 31151 Nlltlonal ,.,. Dr., 145 E. 11th St, 112, Co Renee' Catleton, 13932 Cl1lf0fd "-Y Von11n9, 1116 Thie 'bualneH 11 con-Orang• County on '*"" Plotltleua LyM Bedell Wiiton S... Nebr11k1 Pl1c•. Coeta Cotta Meta. CA 12t21 ~ NigUet, CA 111977 M11a. CA 92621 Pegg St., W.atmlnat•, CA El Camino, Coale M ... , dudad by: en Individual ary 21, 1995 llu9'nMe ....... hW9, 16500 Mt. Mlchaefts ~ CA 11262t Thi• bu1ln111 I• con-Thie bu1lne11 le con-Thia buelnen If' con. 92683 CA t2t2t The regl•trant(a) com-Peia:aae lta.....m Cir.. Foum.Jn Valley, CA Thie b\lalneH 11 con-duet.cf by: 1n lndMdulll due\td by! an lndMdual ducted t>y: an lndMdual Thi• bualneu la con-Thi• bualneee It con-rnenced lo llanaaC1 bull-PubAlt\ld Newpor1 leach-The foltowlng pweon. .,. 02708 ducted by: t n Individual The re9l1tr•nt(1) co""' Th• regletrant(a) oom-The reglatranl(I) com. di.lcted by: 1n lndMd\lal ducted by: an ~du.I ,.., under Iha fictltlou• c M Dall Piiot dolna bualneH ... Thi• bu11n111 la con• Th• regl11rent(a) com-rMf'ICed IO lrllflMCt bu9'-mancac1 lo ~ bus!· menced to tranaact bual• Th• reo11tran1(1) com-lht raglatrant(a) COIT!" lualne" Name<•> llllld Molla 10 11~1 24 3l ltOS c~SIC ROl!S n, 2321 ducted by: an ~1vldual IMnCed lo ltMUCt bu9I-,,... Uftder' the '1ctltlOU9 .,... undaf the FlclltlOus ,.. .. undlf the Flclltlou• menced 1o tranuC1 bull· INnCed lo lrMMCt bu9'-abO¥a on: J4if HIM arch • • • • · 2nd Ave .. Corona dll Mar, The reqlatrant(e) com-MN under the P'lcWout lusln.u Ntme(a) lltled luelnNa Name(e) tttled SualneH Nem•(a) Ueled neae under lhe ~ Mt• under the 'lc:Utlou9 ,._ L.. ll'errtri F2tt CA 92125 mencld lo ttanNCt bu* 8u.INH Name(a) 119ted lb0¥9 ot1: o.c; 22, IMt 9bOYe on: 1llOO abo'lt on: n/9 8u1INH Nama(a) listed 9ut1ne11 N11ne(1) lleted TNt ~ WM tllld PUIUC uoTICI Nancy M8!Y Wllllt, Hal ,,... undef lhe Flctll~ 9bOYe on: nla MlcNtl I. Uglle9a CMrMe Thomlt Ledden Jason w. Er'cJllOl'I aboV9 on: Feb. 21, 199' abov9 on: 10-7·ta w1ttt Iha CouMy Clerk of " tnd Ave C0tona det M11 8ut1ne11 Natnt(a) B•ied Steven t.. Sc:hw9b Thie etMemeiit .,.. tied Thie 9'altn*lt waa hied Thia atatemant w11 filed Renae'~ ~ Von4in0 Orange eouncy on flbfu. Floutl•ue CA t2tiS ' 1boW Thl9 .a1ai.ment wae tllld With the County a.rt of wltt1 the County Clttk of wllh the CoYnty Clerk of Thll ltttement waa lllld • ·-etatement wu lltd ary a.l. 111N Thi• bu1ln111 la co~ LYM Bldtll Wllaon S... wt1h Iha County aertc of Orange County on Ftbfv-0r9n09 County on Jenuary Ofanot County on M1tch With lhe County Cln of WICll the COunty Cterll of ' · ,.no77 ..,......_ MMie dUo'9d tty· an lndMdUel !»WI C>nw1cM ~ on f!ebn.1-ary 17, '"8 · 21. 1tts 10, 1095. Orlfllll County on rebfV. °'f.1: C~ty on Mareh ~ NtwpOl1 ~ lt .. .....,.t The r•gl1tranl(1) oom- Thl• statement w .. tlled ary 17, 11195 '8t7M9 PH4978 ,.HHt ary 21, 1995 3, 1 • C ta M Dal"' Pilot Tha '°'°"""' Plftonl.,. "*09d lo tr..-..ot buef. with lhe COUnty Clerk of .. UM7 ~ Newport lle9ch-Publahed Newport lffctl-Publlahed HewPoi't 8"ch-P•tHeo PHM ' Ot ... ., ~tMNU ... ,.... Undlf the ~ °'r.G County on March PUblllhed ~ ~ Cose. ..... D91fy ""°' Co91e ..... Deity Pilot Coat• M... Dally Pilot Pub'llhed ~ leaoh-~ ~ ..-. MarOll" lO, 17• 24• ltte. • ''1 Mlln It, .....,.. ........ (9) lltled 3, 1 HD717 Coeta Mete D.ity l'tl04 ,.~ 14, ~ i . 10, 'f/tJflWr/ 14, t.larch 3, 10, March 17, 24, 31, Aprll 7, Co111 ..... D•ty flllol Coeta ..... Olly "'°' . '* =noton 8Hch, CA ~on: rt/a ,Vbtietied Newpon leach-~ 24, Mtwcf'I i. 10, 17, ,.... t1. 1•. 1"5 Mardi 10. 17, '24, 31, , .... Marorl 10. 17, ... ''· 1.... PVIUC I011CI MallaN Halent w ..... TN."''•~.: ...... aoeui Mff• D.Uy "lot 17, 1tll. F:ta1 ,243 r.J10 _1'274 ,_ ,.....,.. -lroM It., ~ _. .,_-Courier Cleftl of libreh 10 11 24 31 19115. '117 "8hol>PlnO for • new CW81Pl•D ....._CA MltN 0.... C...., on ...,.,_ ' ' ' 'l"2 SILL ep11t1men1? ctaHlfled SELL It'• the aoMlon ~·,. ~wtth ••••~ Tht• bu"'*9~ 1,tlll ~., 79 TRADE l•I• you comp•t• ••archlno for • ~ atutn .. 111111 11t .....,,¥, ,...U ' co•t• • without l\Ua.. ., ~·,. MeWng • 'A Cll to The '=z =--.. ,::..... IMC•) • C ,....,_......,. ._.. RENT hough Ciaalftld '=llld VINcle °' WOt'fYI YfM used vehlcll hofM, en apertrMnl, a...lflld ~ MTIUJTI. DI -...., ':*"....._ °"" ..._ Dllw Not ....... H?a ... dmllld78 Cl•Hlft•d lhrOuOfl classifltd a n.w occuplllon or ... W! •, a.""*' IM..°"""' c.-"'''*"-~ ...., *""' M. n.14.~f. ,._ , . through classlfled -_., -Ma·H7• _ • M _2·H78 __ _ _ ~ • •"Y pet. -~-_ ._ ...._-= 1 e' 1 _ _ ,_ °' .. ' ' "'9UC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICES PUIUC NOTlCH PUILJC NOTICH '°IUC MOTICH TI* .......,... wu Ntd reacw Thie stai'"*-WN llJt<f Flctltloue MOTIC8 0fl TltUITtra NOllCl llllt JICMcM Nan. ebo¥9 Item• .,. II\ eecor• 01 h u;;a;;J $m), ii NOT!CE-11111 fdloul ...,,. --------·• wtlh lht County O.k of Thie •ti*'*" wu fli.d W'!th u. COwtty C....k ol lk.t_.,... llUme w.e ""°"" DUD Ofl S&a*Mnl UC*•...-yur ,..ce ~tth ttw Ant"'.i ftGN, !Ille, and ""!".'l oan-S~lllment .-.. M ~ PUIUC NOTICES ,._......_ Ofanae County on FlbN-with U. Counly Cletk ot Or~ County on Match ltM-..nt TilUST i.Ol'll tlM da• II was ~ in Stet•rnent tor the ~ .. , ~ to and n(>W fllfftd n: II lrom tit U11 IC -1W In 111 .......... ..... wy 17, 1115 ()Janae County on March 10, 1 • ni. following peBOM 111 U . No. Mtl liCI Ol lllf Coull~ Cll1t ht =.-: ~e=--~~U:_,!! :::~~.::.,Th. ..c Otbf...-...°~ = ~ ASoew a1a1 ...... 1 'tnut 3, 1* 't3814t dml bullnetl u: Loan No. 001000tu1.. lr:Hout 8"'111tn NMlt St1118 ,. ____ ,,•---r of ....... St••• =--.1 s .._., ..--..........,. ,..,.. ,.•N04 ....... , ....... N__,.,. •-··"-"'' ..,_,_...._. ~ ....... ~ I ...,....,.,. "'"'" .,,....., 1 i.-,,.. .. .__ mtllt mlllt "-1ltO blforl llaf The folOwlnQ ptt.ona art PublllMd Newport 8..cn. • ... ...,.. .. ,.... •-..,... • .,....,..,. TH ACUPUNCTURE "" • ._.......: -1·1 tlll ml/S1 Cle liltd DtlOll Iha of Cal1lomla. punuanl to -lbed R ... pr<lf*')' • tme Tiit ~ ol fltl S'*'*lt dolnO bUllnHS N : Coata MtH Dally Piiot PVblstled Newpol't BMeh-Cotta M"a Dally Pllol WORKS, 4029 Wtsterty Pl.. 1 . othef ,_ff, -time lht~llltr'G ol ltllS 1t11tm1n t•w moN t• ct.tetlbed Ofl iMld 0,_ t'IOI ol ._.,. llllllotfa flt !8\1 ,RQDUCTION S, February 24 Match 3 10 Cotta Mesa Dally Pllol Match 17, 24, 31, Apl'll 7, Su.le 110, Nrwpott e.a<:h, #OU Ml IN DUA\ll.T on no ol l&tlf IUll\Ofllt 1t1t L~ Poi.on, Vie41 Pntalderot Dt9d tJ Trust A P. Hum-uta 111 llld au' 01 a ftCllOout t7383 Santa Matla SltMt, 17 1095 ' ' ' Mitch 10, 1T, 2A, 31, 1995. 1995. CA 112660 UN~ A D£ED OIF In ts stall OI a fictitious Oerlene Spt.lbuach, Aut bet: 938-81.029 ~ HllM 111 YIOlltlOll of fountain VllleY, CA 112708 • • f21t 1303 Rosemary Mn LMHn, 9M Ti.YST DATED June C, 81/SlfltSS Name In yfcifatlon o Sec:reterv PUl'IUMI to the pr-...... ,,, .. Of _ _...~ Ull..., !dwatd \.etllt Woolbet1, F223 Trtbuco Cir., Cotta MH a, 1tt0. UffliSI YOU TAKI t dghts ol tn<>lfltr un d c.llfom•a Com~ .,. .,,.,.,,.. ~ t7313 Santa Marla Street, PU~ILIC N ICE PUBLIC NOTICE CA 112527 ACTION TO ftROT!CT edelll. Staie Of common 03/13, 03/14, 03116, Code Section 9501(4)(•)00 Ftc1e< Stai., ot common -fCXll'ltaln Vall.v. CA 112708 PUBLIC NOTICE -Thia bualn111 la con-YC>Vft "'OPltUY, IT MAY Sit S.Ct1on 10 00 tt seq 03/16. 03117 Trume hereby.~, 1o ~ (Sit Sec1lon 14400 tt MCI . Bryan T. Clln•. 17383 • Flotltloua duct9d by: an Individual !!. ~ YAOUT AN~.!MA~ lness and Prolesslons PUBLIC NOTICE dude In the Mn·JudieW BuslflttS Ind ProttsslOnt Santa M~ StrMI, Foun-Flotltloue Buslneu Nam• Bualn•H Name Th• registrant(•) com· ~ .... ~T........ ~T=:: Q,dtl tof.Clo9uf• °' the ftlal• de-Code) taln Val.fey. CA 112708 Bualn•H Na1n9 Statement ltatem.nt menced to transact bual· ...,. ... .,.,_ ....... .....-""' 11 1 t111n eaibed herein all of Iha pet· Rentwal FMlnO Thia bu1lna11 It con· ltatenMm Th• tollowlng persons art The tollowlng ...,.1ont are nen under the Fictitious NATUi.1 CW THE ~. 0 n.~ .. C M CNSl262486 --~• .. d flwturea HewportBeacn·Costa Mesa dua1ed by: a general part· Th• following persona art doing buarntu 11: doing buslneaa a_;; Bu1lne11 Nama(t) titted Pi.OCfEDINo AGAINST "ewport .,..,..,. osta esa :::.:ri!i°'l!"~h!"•o-:t °' CN29564t Mar 17 24.31, A()f 7 ntrahlp doing bullMtl 11: ORTH OIL MITCHELL J.V. PACIFIC PLACE, 17500 above on: n/a • YOU • YOU SHOULD Clf79917026t060 Mat PROPERTY AM> T"-t -~r11ph ~ HCtlon 1995 'l'h• r1gl11rant(1) com· EMC PROCESS CON· •1 PARTNERSHIP, 245 Aedhlll lrvtne,CAV2714 RoaemaryA.Larsen CONTACTALAWYElt t0.!7.24.31.1995 CASUALTY iv•.-flJ minced to tran1act bust· TROLS, 145 E. WUson St .. Fischer A·7B. Costa t,1e11, Robert H. Und, 72 Unda Thls statement waa filed Notice I• he1eby given PUBLIC NOTICE .,::,~A~ . ~rty~rig~11, 0~,!!r f:11'= PUBLIC NOTICE '"" under th• Flctltlous Coata M11a, CA 92627 CA 92628 lalt, Newport Beach, Calif. With the County Clerk ot thlt 181 Trull Deed YEAR ENDED OEaMllER COl'l'lll'I« 1 Code Finano-8i11ln111 N1m1(1) ll11ed Btrnharclt Bruns. 145 E. OM Oii Company Inc .. 926GO Orango County on Febru. Networll, H tlulltt, or c,.51262591 31, 1994 Ing St.t CISI 1 N 92tle935 file No. FQt5l1 above on: n/a Wiison St., Costa Mesa. CA (Callfornla), 245 Ascher A· Janet Und, 72 Linda 1111, ary 14, 1995 1ucceuor truattt, or ai.-tl......., ..._ce dllted ,:;::n zi.0 tll92 .,,_ FICTmOUS IUSINESS EdWatd l.fftle W0olbart 112827 7B, Co1ta Mesa. CA 92828 Newport Beach, CA 92825 F038930 subat"uted trustff PR<>flElt'TY AM> C.0...-Y eluding wilhout 111111tahon, all NAME tTAltMflfT Thia atatement waa filed Dayna McClary, 145 E. Thi• business 11 con. Thi• business Is con. Published Newport Beach-pu11uant to the Dead of CASUAL TY 3000 ~ ~. personal propeny ~ed on The lollowlng !)tfSon(s) with the County Clerk ol Wilton St., Cotta Mesa, CA ducted by: a corporaJlon dllci.ad by: a.n Individual Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Trust uecuted by Nadir SYNOPSiS Of' THE .._., wt 54462 the RMI propf'ny and UMd 15/art doog business as PA· Orange County on March 92627 The regtstranl(1) com-The regl1t1ant(1) com-February 24 Maich 3 lO Plrnlakan, a tingle man ANNUAL STATdiEl!fr. Totel odmitt•d .... u t in the CJ98f8110fl Of occ:upen-CIFIC DESrG~ STOOIOS 817 e. 1995. Thi• bu1lne11 ta con-mtnced to transeC1 bu• menctd to transact busl-• ' ' Aecotdad otltlltttO In ....... ~ OCCOllllER. 3t L 708,315 .J .. _ R 1 p In carnatlo11 Avenue Corona Oel F03933t ductedby:c0o9artM11 ness under th• Actitloue neu under lht Aciillous 17•1995· 8ooll -Page -Inst.# • ._..31.1994 Toiet t11bll1t1es s ~"'c!;;.,:.101,r~~ .. 1MarCA926~ Publlahtd Newport Beach-Tht ragl1trant(1) com-Bu$lness Nemt(I) listed Buslnesa Namt(t) listed F23t I0-31730> of Offlclaf ARWtc8n Niil fUNlnt 236,877,554 Pf00811Y bu1 "'"""h era not p O S Inc.. a OOIOl'nla Costa Miii Dally Pilot menced to transact .~· at>ovt on: Feb. 1, 1995 above on: 12/18194 PUBLIC NOTICE !!_e_<otcdou• n't'!. t!!--~dt•r ofof ~ca.....,., Aggregated wrlt•·tn• tor reef prc)pefty, 11\Cludtng bul Corporabon Ill-' (714) 673· M .. ,7 24 3t .. ..,,1 1 Mii under the Ac:lilt0US Orth Oil Comnany, Inc .. Robaft H. Und ...... , n..-..... 12.222 lillaflt Drift. S-. special surplus fund• S ....... 1 ,.__, 111 ... 0668 617 "-·uon A~ 1 llCu ' • ' • ... ...,. • 8u•ln•11 Na mt(•) flsled Anthony w: Ortb.P rtaldenl JIM1 Und Fl tltlo Orenge County, Clllfornla, 1MO. o.itla. T-t ,600,000 g;,:;u: !, ~~~,: orona Del ,.b;'Ci. 92625"""0 1995. ..,,.. above on: n/a l'hls statement was filed Thia ata_temenl was flied 8u11: ... ~=m• artd purauent to the 75251 Capital Stock• t o tur ... fumrtUfe and furnish-l/lclona P9ne 617 Camation ---------•JVV-I Dar.na McCtary With lhe County Clerk ol with the County Clerk ol tttatement Not~ ol Default Ind 'foul ofdmm.o uset•' • Aggr•geted wnte .. na 10• lngs, machinery. omc. venue Corona Del ~ CA PUBLIC NOTICE ~~· ,:•=•tyw~1~1e:, Oary~•.199county5 on Febru-°'ary8~. 1~5u.nty on ~•bru. The 1011owtng persons. .,., ~=~=r ~~~~=nd~ }~1:1~!·:1~,~asst.632.655 r:~~ ~ct sP.c:••1 surplus equipment m ... 111na toota. 26~ - ' 17· ""' doing business as , t · s 1 t t o apperelus. supph• ma1en-T111s s1a1emen1 has been Fictitious °'111r. County on F1bru-F838918 F837482 DAVID CROWELi.. ELEC. 8ooll -·age -Inst Aggregated wr1te·in~ lor urp us no... b •. tr11de fi1<1u11•11 . butld1ng xecute<J pursuanl to secoon Bualneu Name ary 1 • 1995 Published Newport Beach· Publlthtd Newport Beach· TRIC, 17660 Newhope St.. :t:!:J:' ~.~~~C:: cP:~~~ ~lrolu; :~ncd:: O s ~~0:~~~~·$ •Q' cont rt ut-MMce equ1pm1"nt bollef'&. 17919 01 Ille BuslntSS ind Statement p bll F03 t 343 Costa Mesa DaUy Piiot Cosla Mesa Dally Ptlot Suite F. Founlaln Valley, 0313111"'5 et 1 :OO P.M., at 4,000,000 Unu.signed funds taurplusl eqUipment (1urh1dong with-Piolesst0ns Code Th• fOllowlng peraons ata Cu lhtd N-port Beach-February 24, 'March 3. 10. March 17, 24, 31, April 7, CA 92708 the North front entrance Aoor•g111d write-ms tor $ 73,430, 76t out UmrtaliOO .lll 1-quopmem nus t>us~ is conduclld doing buslnest a1: osta Mesa Dally Pilot 17, 1995, 1995. David Wayne Crowell, 167 to the County Courthoun, other then special surplus Surplus .. regard• policy· for the gene1a1 .. ln or d111rl-by an Individual "INTERIOR RAPPORr' IN-February 24, March 3, 10, F234 1304 Albert, Costa Mesa, CA 700 Civic Ctnter Ori .. funds a o holder $ 75.030. 76t butoon of au w<11M, heal. Tll& reglStranl commenced to TERIOR DESIGN SER· 17, t1195. 92627 Well, Santa Alla, CA at Surplus notes • O • Income tor the yea1 t electnc:rty. hghl luel or r&-transact buslllm under ll'ie VICES BV J ENN IFER F226 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE This business It con· public auction to the Group11d-1n1ndcontr11>ut Dl?°,i;~,'!!~~,;>t• for the veer f~altOn, °' '"' garage). r.cuuous business name or THOMPSON, 1210 Park dueled by: an individual hlgheat bidder • for cash ad surplus • 2, 763,220 • pa.rtHtor1•. "pphanees. names lisled at>ove on June 15 Newport 1219, Newport PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloua Flctllloua The 1eglstrant(s) com· (P•Y•bl• at the time of unus1gned funds Csurotusl $ 163.815.763 ranges, rel11qe1 110rs, cab!-1991 Beach, CA 92660 BuslneH Name Bualnest Name menced to transact busl-I 1 1 wf 1 of • 3.029,978 We hereby certify that tho nets. laundry 1><1111prnent. •a· SIGNED on behalf of VICTORIA Jennifer Elaln• ·Thomp· cna1243813 Statement Statement ness under the Ficlillous :~: ~ntt:C. u st:!:i.Y all ~~rg!~'• •; 7;3~~i~ policy· :~~~= it!~~ 1;~,,in _:;~~!i ~':JO:,•••;~~~~!: ~:~~~ PENE. po s . INC By Victoria son, 12t 0 Paik Newport Flctltloua The followlng persons are The lollowlng peraons ere Business Name(s) listed right, title, and lnteralll, tncome for the vea• a Statement for vur ended blinds, dral)"• •• rnd drapery Pene PTes1dent • • 1219. Newport Beach, CA Buslneai Name doing business as: doing business aa: above on: 2·10-95 conveyed to and now held 1 a95 639 December 31 . 1994 made roda and br;irkf<l<. scieens, This s1a1emen1 was hied Willi 92660 St t t MUNTERS MOISTURE PACIFIC AUTO, 1002 "B" David W. Crowell by It under 11td Dead of D;st>ufsementS for tile veer to ttMI Insurance Commos-caipehng and oiher lloor me County Clerk ol Orange Thia buslneu Is con· Th foll a1 •m•ns CONTRO L SERVICES, Hothoway Santo Ana CA This statement was flied Trust In the property • 1,864, 706 alone• of tho State of Cali· COYenngs. lobby furno'lhonga, County on March 10 1995 ducted by: an Individual dol 8 b or ng pe~ ons are 1582 Browning Road, Suite 92707 ' ' with the County Clerk of 11tu1ted In said County We hereby certify that the fomia, pursuant to law 9 ams and r'l<'lf•,ohonal and NOTICE·Tllls FICtlbous Name The raglalrant(a) com· ng us neas 81· B Irvine CA 92714-4807 Ralaol Alvarez, 607 E. Ho-Orange County on Febru-and Stat• end ducrlbld et>ove items are in eccor· Dieter H Nickel. P1esldent tw1mmlng P<•ol f!quipment Sialemenr expires hve years menced to transact busl· TH8lCOMB CONS1RUC-Munter; Corporation, (New bart, Santa Ana, CA 92707 ary t 4, 1995 11 follows: A1 more fully dance with the Annual John F Cleary. Sec:ret"'Y and incmernlr>1'> and al~ v.. lrom 1ne date it was Ciled 1n the ntss under tha Flctltlous 1 N, 4702 Neptune treet, Yotk) Jesus Jaimes t805 S F838923 ducrt~ on said Dead of Statement tor ye1r ended 011 f 111 c "'Clerk A new Business Name(s) llsted Newinrt Beach, CA 92663 This business la con· Park Dr .. Santa Ana, CA Published Newport Beach· Trull. December 31 , 1994 made 03/13, 03/14, 03/15, hicles and accessories, ice 0 8 oun., tbove on: nJa Pacific Mtlal Construction, ducted by: a corporatlon 92705 Costa ••esa Dallv Pilot The ltrHt addrut and to the Insurance Commis· 03/16, 03/17 tools appunenancec dies Ficboous Business Name Slate-J 'f E Th Inc a California corpora· T 1 ( ) ,.. , .... h S 1 C 1 1.,., 'chattels and ~rts 10 menl must be hied belore that IMI" . ompson tlo~' 4702 Ne tune St eel he reg stranl s com-This business Is con-February 24, March 3, tO, "' " common Stoner of the tale 0 a.. PUBLIC NOTICE t-:!-....... nt Iha same shall t!ms The hliog of thlS statemenl This• 1tatement was !tied · ~ C r • menced to ttansact busl· ducted by· co-partntts dulgnetton, ti any, of the torn11, pursuant to law. , ... •A• 1 11 ll'i th with the County Clerk oc ~~ri~:l~~ss ~192~n-ness under the Fictitious Th• reglatrant(s) com· 17• 1995· F239 real property da1crtM<I Wilham s Mctntvro. IV, cNs1262907 notpr~be consl<Mied to be reel 0:S,nn°J.: s':t~ 0~ua ~:~ou: Orange County on Morch ducted by· a corporation Business Name(s) llsted monced to t11nsact busl· abovt 11 purported to be: P1esldent B N viotaboo ot tO, 1995. Th ·1 1 I( l abolle on: January t, t990 ness under the Fictitious PUBLIC NOTICE 334 VIiia lrucha, Newpon R1ch1rd B Porter. Secretarv PROPERTY AND T property addresa and usiness ame '° F839548 mt~~·~01 ~~anns!ct ~~ Munters Corporation, Bob Business Name(s) listed e.ach, CA t2"0. CASUAL TY othet common designation. Ille rionis ot anotl'ler undtr Published Newport Beach· ness under the Flclillous Robert Thompson. VP/ above on: nta. Fictitious The under1tgned TrultH 03113 03/14 03/15, SYNOPStS cw ntf :.=r.~ '~-:' I:~ 1~~ ~~4~m~:i° se~w Cos111 Mesa Dally Pilot Business Name(s) listed Treas. Ralael Alvarez Builnest Name dlsclalmt any llablllty for 03116• 0371 7 ANNUAL STATEllDIT • ...... ed to be 245 Fiaci-Business and Protess1ons A I 7 This statemenl was liled This statement was filed s t any lncotrtdna11 ot the E Y"''"R E....., .. DE~ ,...... March 17. 24, 31 , prt • above on: March 16. t994 with the County Clerk ol with tho County Clerk 01 tatemen ltrHt addrus and other PUBLIC NOTIC ~ il.'1994 Ava Unrt B-5 Cotta Meu, Code) t 995. l3 t 2 1~~~"1iu~~:~~ CF~s~l~: Orange County on Febru· Orange County on Febru-d:~ f~~~~~ :'.son!i are common designation, If CNS 1262608 Unh.t G-.nty ~~6~~~ned Tr:,.. .. Renewal F '°Jolla A. Mase. Esq. ----------1 Viet President ary 14• t 995 ary t6, t995. THE TOUR MATE GOLF any, shown herein. The ResidentW '-unnc• dlscta1m1uny ltablhty fOf any 11835 W Olympic Blvd SI! PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was filed F838919 F837298 SHOP, K-146, 5555 McFad· tot.al amount of th• unpaid PROPERTY AND eo.....,,y inc:orrectneu °' the Slreel 1100 Flctltloua Bualn•H Ham• with lhe County Cl81k ol PubHshed Newport Beach· Published Newport Beach· den Ave .. Hun11ng1on bal1net of lht obllg•tlon CASUALTY ~.•::::!:~:.;=~· addrau and oehar common LosA.llgells CA90064 Orange County on Febru-Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Costa Mesa Daltu P1lol Beach, CA 92649 secured by Ille PfOperty to SYNOPSIS OF THE rt-Jn allOf'I If 1.... ahowl1 N ,,_......_ c-· .. at" 27 t995 F bruary 24 March 3 10 24 3t 'A ·1 7 Eugene Steven Totri 322 ~ told end rHsoneble ANNUAL STATEMENT . Total •dmltted ooceu ' :--,n · .. ,. ewporl ""°"',. """' ... esa ' · e • ' • March 17, • • pn • • utlmeted coata, Hpen•H 673.683,563 he<ein CN299184 2908 03 Mar Statement F838183 17, 1.995. 1995. 62nd St.. Newport Beach, and advencH et tht llma YEAR ENOED OEcomER T 0 t a 1 11 ab rt 1 t 1 es s The total amount ol the un-17 24 31 Apr 7 t 995 The following persons ate Published Newport Beach-F235 1308 CA 92663 of the lnlttal publlc.tton of U ...... ed3'o~ Credit 442.886.430 paid balance oC lhe obltga-1------...---- doing business as: Costa Mesa Dally Pilot This business Is con-the Nollet of sale 11: "'' "'1' Aggregated Wflte·tn• for hon secured by the property OBITUARY 888 COMPLETE PET CARE 2 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBllC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual .. • 191 .... lneuranc• Compeny 1pocinl surplus funds $ 0 to be acid and reasonable 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES. 23372 Via March lO. 17• 4• 31• 1995· The reglstrant(s) com--1"• .... 230 No,,h Bm Stntet, c e pit a I s to c k s s estimated coats, expenM11• l CA F290 Flctltloua Flctltloua menced to transact bus1· In addHlon to cHh, the Greettaboro, NC 27401 5 997 300 and -""·aft~~ .... t .. -lime "" Ronda, Mission Vie o, Trultff wlll accept a Tot ·I •dmotted a net• $ • • '""" ·~-"' "" "' 92691 Busln••• Name Bu1lnes1 Name ness under the FlcUuous u p Aggregated wrlto·lna !or the ini11al publication of the 0 I S h I PUBLIC NOTICE St t t Business Name(s) listed cashier's check drawn on 11,042,663 other then special surplus Notice of Nie ,,. Carl oug1aa ea om, a •men Statement above on: n/a a state or natlonet b1nk, a Totalllobillt•o• $ 2.515.309 lunds $ o 23372 Via Ronda, Mission Flctltlou• The following persons a1e The following persons are Eugene S Totil check driwn bye stet• or Aggregated wrlte·ins for Surplus notes $ 0 $147,173 11 Vielo CA 9269t doing business as: doing business as: · fed I edit I r 1 l 1 1 1 nds s o In addition lo cash, the Janae Deanne Seaholm Bualneaa Name RIECHES BAIRD, 598t En· NEliARE. 720 1/2 Mar· This statement was fUed er1 er un on o spec o aurp us u Groupeid·in andcontribut· Trustee will accept a ca· 23372 Via Ronda, Mission Statement gineerlng Drive, Huntington guerlle, Corona del Mar, with the County Clerk ol check drawn by• state or C • P 11 •1 st 0 ck• * ed surplus $ 143,90t ,342 allier'• chec:k drawn on a Viejo .CA 92691 The lollowlng persons are each. CA 92649 A 92625 Orange County on March federal 11vlng1 and loan 2.500,000 Unassigned funds (surplusl slale or national bank. • tO t995 aa1oclatton, uvlng1 Agg1egn1ed wr1te·lns for $ 60.896.581 chec:k drawn .... a slate or Thlt businau 11 con· doing business as: Graphic Edge, Inc .• (Cati-Tom Morrissey, 720 1/2 • · FS39540 uioclatlon or tavlngs other than special surplus Surplus u regards pohcy -• ducted by: husba.nd and AIR SHVITLE ELECTRON· lornia Corporation). 598t Marguerite, Corona del bank·•P•d fled In ~lion funds $ o holder $ 230,795•223 federal credi1 union °' • wile ICS. 1571 S. Sunklst #F, Engineer Drive, Huntinglon Mar, CA 92625 Published Newport Beach-6102 or the Ftnanclal Code Surplus notH $ O Income for tho year $ chec:lt dr9Wn by • stale or Tht regl1tranl(s) com· Anaheim, CA g2806 Beach, CA. 92649 Chris De Donato, 720 t/2 Cos la Mesa Oaily Pilot and iuthortied to do Gross paid In and cont11but· 226.8t 5.093 te&eral Mvlno-and loen H· menced lo tta.nsact busl· Coastal Component Indus-This business Is con· Marguerite, Corona dal March 17 24 3t April 7 .... 1 1 thl st-1 1 ed surplus S 1,500,000 Disbursements tor tho year 1oc1alion, savlnpa assocl· ness under th• Fictitious tries. Inc .. (CA). 1571 S. ducted by: a corporation Mar, CA 92625 • • ' • ""1 nua n 1 •· n Unusi9ned funds C1urplu11 $ t 54, 727,660 atlon or 18111f191 bank Business Name{s) listed Sunklst St., #F, Anaheim, The reglstrant(s) com-This buslnass Is con· t995· 1302 tha event tender other $ 4 527 354 we heieby certify that the specified in See110f1 5102 of above on: 2·21·95 CA 92806 menced lo transact bust. ducted by· co-par1n8fs than cash 11 acce~ed. the Surplus 'es 1eg111ds pohcy· above items are in acc:o1 the Flnanclal Coda and ai.-Car1 D. Seaholm This bualneu Is con-ness under Iha Flct1Uous The raglstranl(s) com-Trultff m:; wtth old"!' holder $ 8,527,354 dance w11h the Annual thonzed lo do Mi,_. 1n Thi• statement was lilad ducted by: a corporation Business Name(s) listed menced 10 transact busl· PUBLIC NOTICE lnuence the Ttultff a Income for tho ve•• $ Stetement tor v .. , ended this actale In 1h8 1M1nt teri-wtth the County Clerk ol Th• reglslrant(s) com-aboveon:2·1S-95 ness under 1he Ac:Ulious Deed untll funda become 718,877 December 31 1994 mad• dar othef than cash 11 ac- Orangt County on Ftbru· menced lo transact busl· Graphic Edge, Inc .• Ryan Business Name(s) ltsted Flctttlou1 i vallible to tM pa~te or Disbursements for the veer to the lnsura~ce Comm••-capted, the TrUllee mlV ary 28, 1995 nest under lh• Flclltlous Rieches, President above on: n/a 8u1lne1s Name tndoflff " 1 ma " of $ 137. 762 siono• ot tt>o Stat• ot Cah· wi1hhold the luuanc41 ol the F838339 Busln11s Name(s) hsled This statement was liled Tom Morrissey Statement right. We he,.bv cenify that dwi tom••. pu<•uant to low Trustee's Dead unlit Jundt N ,._ h above on: n/a • h t ...... C ty Cl k f I t fit-... Th I llowl S1ld H it wltl ti. mlde, ebove •tems ere on ecco« Floyd l Willi1ms Vice become available to the Published twl)Of1 ~ac . Coastal Component Indus-wit '"' oun er o Th s statemen was i..... e o ng persons are but without covenent or dance with the Annual President Costa Mesa Dally Pilot tries Inc .• Donald "'--.Vice Orange County on Febru· with the County Clerk ol doing business as: warranty, expre11 or Stetement tor year ended William E R1denoU<. Ant peyee °' endorlee H a """ ary 14, 1995 Orange County on Febru-PIRANHA MOTOR CAR, D b 31 1994 ed matter of nght Match tO, 17, 24, 31, 1995. Preslderit F038920 ary 28, 1995 2480 Faitview Way, Costa lmplltd re;1rdlng tHle, econi or • m . • Secretary Said sale Wiii be rMde, but F273 Thia l.tatament was filed F•3934• Mesa, CA 92626 posse1slon or to the Insurance Commrs-withoul C011anant °' warren· ---------ti C Ct k 1 Published Newport Beac:h--v ~ encumbtancH lo H tllfy stoner of tho Stole of Cah· 03113, 03/l4, 03/15, plied PUBLIC NOTICE O:~. • Co~ry on t.ar:h CFeobsrtuaa.ryMe24sa, MDarac1hly 3.Pl!oo'. CPousbtla1sheMde~:'"'~YBe~~~ ~~~~ Bc?X~·a 24~.:~rv~: tht tndtbtedni 11 sacured ~~~~';· ~urs~~7.~::.~•wvice 03/16, 03/17 ~a,::~.~ r: Flctltloua 10, 1995. 92626 by Hid Deed, advances PrHident PUBLIC NOTICE enc:uml>ranc.s, lo Mhsfy Bu1lne11 Name F839547 17, 1995. March tO. 17, 24, 31, t995. This business ls con-lh•reunder, with Interest Wolll•m E Ridenour. Asst the tndebledness secured p bll h d N port Beach-F236 F265 duC1ed by: an Individual as provld•d thtt•ln, end Secretary NOTICE OF by said Deed, advtlnces Statement u 1 e •w . The registrant(s) com-the unpaid prlnclpat of the TRUSTEE'S SALE lhefeunder, with inte1•I aa Tha following pttsons 11a Costa Mesa Dally Pilot PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE menced 10 transact busl· note tecured by said deed 03/13, 03/14, 03/15, UNOEA DEED OF TRUST proY!ded therein, and the un· doingbuslneasas: March 17. 24. 3t. April 7• ness under the Fictitious wtth lnterut thereon 11 03/16.03/17 TS•· 2667 ..... lclprinelpel olthe noleM-DIAMOND SIGN COM· 1995. Fictitious Flctllloua Business Name(s) fisted provided In Hid Note, • i..o~n: ~rad by · said deed with PANY, t8S E. Paularlno 1313 Business Name Busln•H Name above on: n/a fH1, chargH and PUBLIC NOTICE 30001t?240-PULLIAM interest theteon aa provided Ave., IA. Costa Mesa. CA Statement Statement Arnie Boyle Hpansu of the huslte Other: 946069&-11 In aaid Note, f .... charges 92626 PUBLIC NOTICE The followJng persons are The following persons aie This statement was filed ind of the t"'•" c1uled cNs1262eoe A.P. Number 938.t&-02' and eicpen-of the trvstee Kimberly Dawn GroYH Ka· doing business as: doing bu1lne11 11: with the County Cieri( of by Hid Deed of Trust. YOU .A.RE IN OfFAUl T and of the trusts cr•ted by sell, 3057 Yukon Ava., Flctltloua RA W. CONSULTANT AND ACADEMY REVIEW, 20651 Orange County on March SM Trust Dted Netwotk, LIFE ANO ACCIDOfT' AND UNDER A DEED ·OF said Deed of Trust. Costa M"a, CA 92628 BualneH Name MANAGEMENT CO.. 2t5 R"f Lant, Huntington 3 t995 7411 Lorge Circle, HEALTH TRUST DATED October 18, Ool~ Walt '«aclo1ura John Kimberly KaHll, Statement Wichita Ava., 1 206, Hun-Beach, CA 92646 ' F838822 Huntington Buch, CA SYNOPSIS OF TIE 1988. UNLESS YOU TAKE service, Inc .. ft Agent for 3057 Yukon . Ava .. Cosla Th• tollowlng peraons at• tlnglon Beach. CA 9264b8 Karyl L Rffld. 2065l_Real Published Newport Beach· Mt2tt"'cl:..,<11J•.> 84Wl21·,~.'':.,8!:. ANNUAL STADE~ ACTION TO PROTECT the TNllM, 533 Airport MHa, CA 92626 doing business u· Robert Anthony Wt ster, Lana. Hunt ngton ... ach, ,,.. I •• .. "' YEAR ENDm ---... VOUR PROPERTY, rr MAY ~. Suile 500. Btwlin-Thll bu1lnes1 Is con-BODY HEALTH 2oost tr· 215 Wichita Ave., 11'206, CA 92646 Cotta Mesa Ol.lly Pilot Vlca Pr111dent, SBS Trust 31, 1994 BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC game, CA t4010, (415) ducted by: husb111d and Yin• Ave .• Sutt• 'C-4, sanra Huntington 8 Hch, CA David Bryant, 11822 Loma March 10, 17, 24. 3t, 1995. Deed Networll, D1ted: Untvereal Undffwwlte,. SALE. IF YOU NEED l4N ~787, ey sue A. eoo- wlfa Ana Htlghta CA 92707 92648 Unda, Sulte A, Santa Ana, F287 03/01/1"5 Ufe ..._ Compilny EXPlANATION OF THE '*• Prftidenl, Oated: Th• regl11r1nt(1) com· Judy AM Smith 1613 w This bualne11 It con-CA 92705 ASAPtH543 Ow~ ~K.S~11 NATURE OF THE PRO-03JOW1119S WOODWORTH Delbert Frank Woodworth, 69, died March 13, 1995 In Newport Beach. CA. Born In Waitsburg, WA. he lived In Or· ange County tor 26 years and served on the L.A. Board of Edu- cation. He retired m t 968 as a teacher In Los Angeles; his hob- bles Included garden- ing, Bridge and travel. Mr. Woodworth IS sur· v1ved by his wile, Eu· nice Woodworth, daughter Sharon Woodworth; son Oreg Woodworth; sisters Lola Bell and Vera Keller: and two grand· children, Anna and Elysabelh Polovin. Memorial Service Fri- day. March \7, 1995 at 1 :00 P.M., Pacific View Memorial Chapel, with burial to follow at Pacific View Memorial Park. New- port Beach, CA. Con- tributions In lieu ol flowers may be made to the Arthritis Foun· dallon. Pacific View Mortuary In charge ot the arrangementa. 644·2700 menc:ed 1o ttansact bu• Balboa Newport Beach. ducted by: an Individual' Thia busln111 Is con. PUBLIC NOTICE 3110, 31t7, 3l7A CEEOING AGAINST YOU, ASAP1572a5 nass under 1h• Flctlllou• CA 92663 ' Th• rt glatrant(1) com-ducted by: an Individual , YOU SHOULD CONTACT 3117131241 3131 HARBOR LAWN Buslne11 Nam1(1) listed Jeff LM Shotwell. 1813 w. manctd lo ttansact .bus!-Th• reglstran1(1) com-Fictitious PUBLIC NOTICE To2•~7't'3~1jed •net• A LAWYER. i=.:.u.P;::;.U.:..B.-..L.;;;;IC..;;..;..N_O_T_IC_E__ MOUNT OLIVE• above on: HM9 Balboa Blvd Newport nase uncltf the Flclltlous menced to transact bull-N 1 B · · .1 Notice It hereby gMKI thal Kim K.uell . B .. ch CA 92663 Buslna11 Namt(s) listed Mii under the Flclltlous BuslntH am• Fiie No fl3H29 T 0' •I I' e b I I\ j e. Golden Wt st Foreclo1ure 1---------- Thl• ata.tement waa filed • I above on: n/a Bu11nas1 Nam•(•) llsted Statement FIClntous BUSINESS I 28 043 385 Servk ' ca1tfomia Fite No. Fl3t512 Cemetery Sales with the County Clerk ol Thia buslnHa s con-Robert A. Webster above on: Nov. 111113 The following persons are NAME STATEMENT Cepotal etock• • ~· 5oo.ooo 1' nc .• a FICTITIOUS IUSINESS Or County on March dueled by: co-pat1Mrl Thi• llatamenl WH filed Karyl L Reed doing business as: The to1to1111no person(s) Aqgregated write-ins for Corporation, " trust .. ~ MAMESTATfMENT Leads Furn ished 3, = The re~lll~!:~ ~~ with lht County Cta11! of This 1tatemant was filed THE ROCKIN DOCTOR. is1a1e do1110 bUslness as RLP other lh•n special surplus :,.":j'.,:!';:,:u:,,ts::, the Tile IOllOWlnQ person(sl f838807 ::::8!ci:r the Flctitlous Orange County on Febru-with lhe County Clerk of t8171 Euclid. Foun1a1n Val· PHCRPRISES 6015 E Summt ~~ru: !t .. $ 8 ]'1.39!1 Dead d Trusl exe<:uted by rrJ~~~ 8R~s C~uNh-2 Pubfished Newport Beach-Business Name(t) filled ary 14, 1995 Orange County on Milch ley. CA 92708 r Anaheim CA 92807 Grou pe•d in end con1nbut· Tr.cy Z. Pulliam a 11ngle 82SI Oranoel!lorpe Stien• P3rtt '••illflillllllilllillill. Co 1 Mesa Dally Piiot above on· n/a F038948 3, 1995 Jim R111or, 823 W. Stevens. Rodnty l Piirlstl 60t5 E ed surplus t 0 man, Recorded tOl27/t9&6, II 5 a 4 t 1995 Judy~ Smith Publlstled Newpor1 Beach-F838824 Apt. 5. Santa Ana. CA Summll Cl Anihtlm CA 91807 Aggregated special surplus as Instrument No :A 90621 G 55 ftAc.tC NW Match 10• 17' 2 '3 ' • Thia stalemenl wu llled Costa M11a Dairy Piiot Published Newl)Of1 Beach-92707 n lhts bUsloess IS conducted t 43,89t.562 86-506526 in Booll -P;tge Catvin 8 ross t62 ..,._,...PAM --------F-2-83-1 with the County Cl81k ol February 24 March 3 10 Costa M11a Daily Pilot This d bu sine~~ 1~ a~o • Van Mldlllldual Uneulgned fund• I surplus) -d Olfic:lal Recorda In the VenlUra Boulevatd Suite 1:li2 Cemetery • ~ PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on Ftbtu-• • , .. h o t7 24 31 t995 ducte by: an n •v• u The teQIStrant commenced 10 t O office°' the County Record· Enc1110 CA 91436 ,. .. __. • CterMt--' 21. 1995 17• 1995· ... ere 1 ' • ' • · The rogistranl(s) com-transact business under Ille Oeln tlonl lrom ope1at1on• ., °'Orange County, Cell-MICl!ael E Grffnhul 16255 ..... __ -• Flctltloua ary • • F037528 F242 F289 monced 10 1ransoc1 ~us•· 1ic1111ous bUs1ness name or ' 97.634 fomia, and pursuant to the Venl\Jr1 Boulevard Suite 1217 3500 Pacfflc V. Dnve I N PUBLIC NOTICE PUBL'C NOTICE ss under lhe F1c1111ous names ~sled above oo reb!U;uy Net Income • 15l,23t Notice ol Oefaun and Elec· Encino. CA 91436 ~ e.cti Bua ne11 am• Published Newport Beach· ~ Business Name(s) llslod ?I tg% Increase !Decrease) in lion to Sell thereunder ,.. David H Greenhut 16255 .,..._ Statement Cosla MtH Dally f>llot Fictitious Flctltloua t above on: n/a sif.N£0 AOON~Y l PARRISH Capltel and Surplus during OOl'ded 1210311994. on 8ooll Ventura BoulellJl'd Su111 17t2 ... ~!!~~~~~~~ f!le following ~ona are Maren 17, 24, 3t , April 7, I N Jim R11ter TlllS statemenl was Uled wltll 1994 t lt.344, t88) . -, Paga -, lnstrumerit No Encioo CA91436 r doing business 11. . 1995. Bualneaa Name Bua ness am• This s1atemen1 was flied lhe Couni Clerll 01 ORANGE Insurance In Force: Nation· 94-704578, of said Offict•I TlliS business " conducted HAYES MEDICAL PER· t307 Statement ltatem•nt w11h the County Cle1k of wide t 4, t 90, 192 I I Sell by n limited partnership SONNEL. toot BW. Bhall>Oc: The following persons are Th• followlng peraon1 are Orange County on Febru· Counly on arch 6• t9% Accident a. Health proml· =~~ ;.' 1 1he N0t1h f~ Tile rt01Stran1 commenced to Blvd., Newport llC , PUBLIC NOTICE dolnQ buslnest as: doing business as: ary 28 1995 um•• 19.903,920 entrance to lhe County tlnnsact business under ltlt 92661 ELITE CELLULAR TELE· PROFESSIONAL MONO. ' Fe383 48 TRADE lnturanoelnforce: Cahlor· Courthouse 700 Civic Cen-hctibOus business name or Pilar J. HayH, 1001 W. Flctltlo"• PHON ES & ACCES· GRAMMING, 4790 lrVlne PublishedNowportBe:ich· niaBuelneuPago """-W 1 S l Ana namesllSlld.abOllflonlg]S Balboa Blvd.. Ntwporl -SOR1£S, 88 Fair Dr .• Co11a Blvd •• Sullt 105-218, lrVlnt, t 170.688.60 I ter """"" es an a · Bea h CA 92881 Bualneaa N•m• M CA 112626 CA 92620 Costa Mesa Dally Piiot through classified Accident end hHlth premi· CA, 81 t:OO PM . at public SIGNED DAVID H GREENHUT D~ • c. Haye•. 1001 w. Statement R~:ert F. Wagner, 537 Michael c. Johnson, 4081 March to, t7. 24, 3t. t995 842•5878 um• • Dl,.ct Cahlomle auction, lo the hlgheSt bid-TlllS s1a1emen1 'NaS filed Wlthllll••••••••• Balboa Blvd.. Newport Th• lollowlf'\9 persona art Newport Ceriter Dr .. Suite Robon Drive. lrvlne, CA F267 BuelrieH Peg• s 203, 119 dar for cash (pay;>ble at lhe the Coonry Clerk of Oranoe Beach. CA 9286t doing buslnesa as: 369, Newport Beach, CA 92720 We hereby cenlfy that th• lime d sale In lawful moM'I County Oil Marell 10 1995 Thia bu1ln111 la con-SMART STORAGE ANO 92660 Thia bu1lne11 ta con- ducted by: hutband and CONSTRUCTION, 7130 Thia bu1tnau Is con· ducted by: an lndMdual w1t1 Huard, Westmlntler, CA ducted by: an l.nclMdual The rt glatrant(a) com· The ragl11rant(t) com-92683 Th• regl1trant(1) ¢om-manc:ed to ttantact bull.- mtnced to ttanuct bual-Tony F. Gauthier. 7130 manctd to ttanuct bu• M H under the Acllttous ntll undtf the Flc:lllloul Hazard, W11tmlntter. CA nell under lhe FlclltlOUI Bu1IM ll N1me(1) llsled Business Namt (I) lisled 112683 BuslM11 Nam•(•) lltled above on: above on: nl• Matthew F. Gauthier. 7130 abov9 on: Feb 20th MlchHI c. Johnson Pilat J. Ha)'H HuatCI. w .. trntnater. CA RObet1 F. Wagnef This statement WU flied Thia 1tatemtf'll waa flled 92883 Thia atalament was ftled with the County Clerlc ol with the County Cltrk ol Thia butln111 la con-with the CcMJnty Clerk of Orange COwtty on Ftbfu- Orang• County on March duci.cl t>y: co-par1n1r1 °'IOO' County on Ftbru• arr t,, 111t5 3, 19115 The regl1trtnt(1) com-ary 28, 1095 F837347 ,.31a10 menced lo ttanaact busf.. Ft3133t Published Newport 8tach- Publlahtd Newport 8ffch-~'T .~"Nai:c:.1e1:~ Publl•h•d Newport c oata Mt .. Dally Piiot Cotta Mtll Dilly Pllol at::! on· n/a Beach.COata M... Delly FabNlry 24, Match 3, 10, M11cn tO, 17, 24, 31, 19115. Tony Qa~hl., PlloC Marci'! 10, '7. 24, 31, 17, Ul05. _______ F_2_84_1 Thia ataltment WU fli.d 1995. F213 PUBLIC NOTICI ~· c=ty onar:~ F288 PUBLIC NOTICE l'lottUoue wy 21, 1095 PUBLIC NOTIC! Plot1Houe lk.tllMN Mame F•n33o Flotltl•• auatn..e ....... ttetefn9"1 Publlstled Newport leach-8u11M.. ....... StalelMnl Thi tOllowlng ptl'90M wa Cot1a M"a Dally Piiot ltet......,t Th• tollowlng peraona att doing butlntll .. : Maid! 10, 11, 24, 3t, 1995, The following peraont 111 dOlng IMitlMM .. : PRECISION MARINI '270 C101na bualntu w. MVl.Tt·MAX Tl!CHNOI..· HAADWAAI!, t130 Pornon• LAGUNA HACH IM-oov. aeoo °'~ Unit 3, Coat• MH-. CA '°ILIC NOTICI POATI. 3296 ~ Can-Suite 450ll, La Palma. CA = Conatruetlon Co. Inc P'toftoue ~ =· Laguna BHoCh, ':131\Mf Kim, HOO Or· (CA), 300 E. Coaat Hwy., ......... ....... Alt>tl1 ,eotUod, I MOrn1ng enaefl«pt Suitt 4509, La No 15. Newport lete:h, CA ateeetMnt Oio!Y• ~ Senta ~II· Pefma, CA tol23 t2MO TM lolowlftg '*eons.,. o111f1ia. CA tHM Thi• b111ln1aa la cono Thlt bu1ln111 It con-dolna bullnaaa •: '\'hi• bualM.. It con-due*' by: an lndMdull dUCttd by: • corPotMkln C 0 lit M U N IC AT I 0 NI duCted by: M ~ Thi reglatranl(a) com- The regltlrenl(a) ~ TAAININQ INITITUTI, The r99l1tr1nt(1) com-~ to tnnac* IMl-mttneed lo Wenaad -J004 Deoc1er .... a, C.. menoact' lo ttanuct blMo NII ..,,_, tt'9 F\c:.tltlolle MM under IN fidtlout ...... CA 11m ,_ ur'tdW "'9 ~ ..,._, NllM(I) llllecl lulineaa Name{a) l9'M W Coell LMna .._ .,._. Name(t) llMtd 1bCWa on: NI abOwe ..: ,.,.._ -. ..,. tCA>. _.. l>eodar ebCM on: NowMlbef 10. MtdWll IClnt CW COnnuciOn. ..--..._ I: CoMa ....... CA 1114 TNI 11111rnef'll ... llled A. c.... "9a ... ~....... ... tM ~ Clertl .. TNe tMlalMM le oon-~ CourltJ on ,.._ On .... .....,., -=-~.::rc:,111on... OwetMoc:ked.. ,,., ' . ,. ..."'° ....... .,,...--........ ...... .... .,., ................. ..... .,... ,_ -• ""' ....., .. ........ A_. to Cc1Me M1i1 011tY ,_ houlehold = ~ ..... C1111'a1d ........, M. ...,_ I. 10. Items ... 0-.. ~ ... .::& ''· .... . -...itn!U.lletwiam~mlol;ltd ___ , ............ ft ...., °"' ___ .. _;mm;_;m.;m.a.a.----------. ,, l ' Repainting? It you' re looking to repaint it, rebuild it, replace it or restore it, look in the Pik>t Oossifieds to find the service you' re looking for~ • STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? ' ·' . . ,_ : ~ ~ PUii.iC IOT1Cll \ MUC IOT1Cll ~I MUC IOTICll MUC IOTICll ....c IOTICa-Ml.IC IOTICll -llOTICll MUC IOTICll -IOTICll . PUIUCllOTICD a.at NiiO .:;t ..... 1ou. ., .. , .. IDCIMPT. ilOibiRI iM w ·~ ..... TNI ..... mm ""il1h .a ... ..., TNil -·""' ..... -.. _..,.___ LmlCll.;.,... tt .. u. MOit a TOllO .... L ZIDNNQ ACnOH IA< INO. !!!'..!SA~.-..... eo..r Cllrtl " .... ~on Of,.. ..... ,.,.,. ............ ~ a.ti" .... ~ Qll\ °' ..__,_ GU•A MILLI, OA • ., •• ttO UQUU .... FORUNNYQMO. .... _. ..... ..___.~~on .... ~~ .. ~ ..... Counly Cllrtl °'er.. County on,~ er.,.~ on rtON- no 1774 t111i, CTt4) 41 .. MILLI, CA 1111•1 :a~2t ~g~"~S:-\\~ ~cllr~ Q. PHH•• II'/ 1• Nlllll ~County on Merdl II'/ tt, 1111 "'"· tt8' . MOTIC• OP 7... 17t4f Ml.-?'7 AL.MQUllT TO AMI.NO CHA' 1 D!Of MAY iii l» NIJW NMttl PSTITION TO Pul»llahed Nn•POrl Pul»llahed Newport PRIYIOUI MINOA ~ ITIO TO ONLY ntQ11 ~ ~ ,...._. lelciho "*'t'led *-Part ~ PtaWt ~ ~ 1Natt-~ .._... 8Wh-r a.cn;co.u ...... D.i1V e..cM:oate ..._. ~ TIONAl. UU PlRMIT rOR IUD 10M!ONE 1W1U --..... 0.., fl'llol Cotta ..... Deity Piiot Nlllt'9CI Newport a..e:t1-Coata ..... Dally Not ~ ..... Ot11Y Plo4 ADMINllTP Not March 11, 20, 24, PloC Metd'I 10, ta, t7, A NIW ,.EITAUltANT AT THI PU9lJC HfMMI MeH:h t7, 14, 31, Aptl 1, rMiruwy tit, March 3, tO. C09&a ..... Delly Hot fetlnllly 24, Mawch 3, to, f*'*Y M, .Won 3. tO, lllTATS CW1 t"5. 11115. ~ UY! ~ OUCA11!0 11 THIS N(). 1111. • 11, 1111, Mlll'Cfl 10. 17, 2•. 31, ttll. 17, 1895. 11, 1"6. CONITAMC• f1'1\211 fm2M ~& SM.E'S ~ TICI! 0,. IH WRITTEN aoo F2301 "/ I f271 Ftt6 Fm cas:C:.~~on PUBLIC NOTICE PUBuc teOTICI! TO .MOOlfY ~ ~~..Jt PUIUC IOT1CI PUIUC NOTICI · PUIUC teOTICI PUBLIC NOTICI PUIUC NOTICI cr!:n:.~~~ •SCH.. ...'lllaH ~~(C:O.~~ ~~~~~ l'lolllliue -, · l'lotltl9ue • n.tlU•• -Plotltl9u• l'loUU.U. tott, Ind S*tonl Who may NOTICtl Of' •• NOTJC• TO PROV.Al Al..LOWED A 3 UC HEANHO. •11•111 Nw ....... ...... ........_ ..._. ........._ N._. ................ othefWIM bl llMfa.ted In PSTITION TO CRUITOAS ()ft A.M. CLOSIHO TIMl FRI-1. PlANNINO ACTIOH '"" • ...._.. alel1M1nl ............ Stat...,.t Staae .. nt the wlll or .... , •• Of both, ADllllNllTSR auuc Ul.S DAYS AND SATURDAYS; .. -oe FOR THOMAS I. The = perlOne .. TM folO.W'n9 peraona .,. ~ following l*IOnt .,, The lollowlng '*'°"' .,. Th• followlng J*lonl .,. ~fONSTANCE ROTH-llTATaOf'a (SaCS.ltM, ~~N~·:.·A~f=l~~rot m~FEfoA~f. ~I! AFRIC,:a:SAIUNO ~~PO~ COM· eU'l~-::COEU ~~s~J~rcHT~OPRAC. ~'J~f~IA~~S. 1301 A PETmON haa bleli JAM•• c. Q. MeclNllL ... .,. u.c.c., ST. IN AN Ct ZONE. EPM-BECKMAN FOR AH ex. CHAAT!AS, 507 Onnoe MUNICATIONS, '715 E. TECHNOlOGIES, 3414 IA. TIC GROUP INC.. 2013 Dov• Slfett, St.Ill• 820, f11ei1 by LOAJN SEPTOFF In ~11 .. ~0, At78H'I l.eorow No. RONMENTAL DETERMINA· TENSION OF TIME FOR A A'tll., Newpol1 Boch, CA Wl'lhlrt Ave., #719, Santa 011ng1thorpe, Anat11lm, Newport Blvd., Coita N.wport Beach, CA 82MO the Superior COUft ot Call-To .. •-"· benellclatllt, t •1U4..,.an TION: EXEMPT. CONOITIONAL USE PER-82863 Ana. CA 82705 CA 92808 M111, Ca. 92827 Watten Lotti. lnvHtment1, lornla, Ccx1n1Y or ORANGE. credltotl , contlngtnt erldl• Notice 11 hll'eOy given 10 IF THE ABOVE AC· MIT FOR EXCESS QA. Monika BIOen, 507 Orange Sandie l.. l..alrd·Hart, 1911 Joseph T. Winlock, 2.453 Co11llln• Chlroprac11c ll'R:,, (Ut1h), 1301 Dov• TliE PETITION '9<1uelll t~~~ l*•on1nt' who-~lny credltora of the within TION(S) IS/ARE CHAI,, RAQE AREA (700 SQUARE Ave., Newport tl•ach, CA Brook1hlre, Tu1tln, CA lrvlne Ave., ID, Co1t1 Group Inc., (Calif.), 2013 Sttfft, Sllll• 920, NewPotl that LORIN SEPTOFP bl 0 .. ,... ... 11 bl ere11... named Hiler that a bulk l.ENGEO IN COURT, THE FEF.1' ALLOWED; 1.251 82"3 • t2e80 Mesa. CA 92827 Newport Blvd Coata Beach CA 92660 appointed 11 peraonal rep-the wlll ;late,« bolh, nle II about to bl made ol CHAUENGE MAY BE UM· SQUARE FEET PRO. Ro~ Olton, M.D" 204 Patrick A, Hart 1911 0ouo L. NlllOn, 2141 Junl· Mna, CA 92627 ., Thl1 'bu1lne11 11 con- t1t1ntatlve to admlnllter o~ J~J~1 .NO. ~ec:N~ the 111111 dHcrlbed rTED TO ONLY THOSE IS-POSED), LOCATED AT 394 ~ San Remo, NtwPot1 Brook1hlr1, Tu1tln, CA Pll' 15r .. Corona CA 9t720 Thl1 busln•n la con-ducted by: Umlted Uabllity the Hiatt ol ttie decedent. u below. SUES RAISED IN WRITTEN MAGNOLIA STREET IN~ -ach, CA 82M3 t2e80 Tom W. Grayaon, 854 ducted by: a cOfJ)O<atlon Co TliE PETITION requ.ill lllld l>Y CES LORENE The namea and tiOllnell CORRESPONDENCE DE· ,.1 ZONE. ENVIRONMEH-Thi• bu1lne11 II COil-Thia butln•H 11 COil-Country Ro11 Lani, Co-The reg'111ranl(1)' com· Th'• regl1trant(1) com. the d~ent'a WILL Ind MacNEIL In the SupetlOf addf .... 1 of the MIMf are: UVERED TO THE ZONING TAL DETERMINATION: El(,. ducted by: a general part. ducted by: hu1band and rona, CA 91720 menced to transact bus!-menced 10 transact butl- codlclli, 11 any, be,admlttld COUl1 Of Califomla. County DUANE J. BOYLE AND ADMINISTRATOR PRIOR EMPT. nerahlp -me Thi• bu1ln1u It con. ""' under 1h• Actltlou1 lllH UOdtl' the AC'lltlOUI to probate. The wQ1 and o~~· JEANETTE M. BOYLE, TO THE ABOVE DATE. FOR FURTHER INFQRMA. The t1glllrant(1) com-The regl1trant(1) com-ducted by: an Individual Bu11n .. 1 Name(I) lilted Bu1lnH1 Nam•(•) ll1ted any codlcfll are avallable TION reqUffl1 8001 1Mlll Center Dt1119, FOR FURTHER INFORM.A-TION ON THE ABOVE AP-menced to lranuct bull· mencld lo tranSact bull· Tiit regl1tranl(t) com. above on· 10.1·1988 above on• February t 1995 fO( axamlnallon In lhe Iii• that FRANCES LORENE 111150, ltvtn•. CA 82718 T10N ON TliE ABOVE AP· PUCATIONS, TELEPHONE flftS undet the F1ctltJoua nett uncser th• Flctltlou9 mencld 10 transact bull-Co11tlln• Chiropractic Warren Lortie lnV•StfnenC., kept by the court. Mac:NEIL bl appointed u The locatlon In Callfomla PUCATIONS, TELEPHONE 764-5245 OR CAU AT THI! Bulln••• Name(1) llltld Buelneu N1me(1) llsttd ""' under the F1ctltlou1 Group, Inc., John A. Fur-Inc., Warren H. Lotti•, THE PETITION requntl pertonllnl rtprHenlatlve '° of the chllf •XICUllVe olflee 154-52.t5 OR CAUflc THE OFFICE OF THE Pl.AH-above on: June 1, 1990 above on: 2-24-47 8u1ln111 Name(t) llllld nith DC Prnldent PtHldtnt authority 10 ldmlni .. er the adml 1ter the Ntal• of the of the Miier II: llml OFFICE OF 'fHE I.AN-NINO DIVISION, ROOM Monika Sloah Patrtck A. Hart above on: n/1 Thli itai'em.nt WU flied Thi• statement Wat llled nlal• undlf the llldl9"" dtcedenJ.:...., All hied by the Miier, .it NINO DIVISION, OOM 200, 77 FAIR •DRIVE, RObert Ollon Thl1 ltalement was filed .Joseph Wlnlock . • with the CoUnty Cler" of with the County Ctlfk of dint Admln1S11atlon ol E• THE ~11~0Nw~~u:: other bullnlu namea and 200, t1 FAIR DRIVE, COSTA fl'ESA. CAUF()R. This 1tatemen& WU fllld with the County Clertc Of Thi• etatament WU tit.cs Orange.county on Febru-Orange County on Fabtu- tatH Act. (Thi• authority the lfec.dlf'I I lddrHtH Ulld by the COSTA MESA, CAUFOR-NIA. with the County C*k ol Orang• Coun(y on Febn>-with the County Clerk ol ary 1,. 1995 ary 14 1995 will allow the personal rep-codlcll1, II any, bl •dft"1~ NII« within lhfH'yaara ti.-NIA. Publlah•d New~o.~t Orange County on Match ary 23, 1995. Orange County on Match ' ,837344 ' F838921 .1et1ntallv• to take many lo P«>bat•. The wt fore the date IUCh lllt wu Publl1h1d N•wporl BHoh-Coala ·Mesa uauy 10, 1995. F837t83 s,·1995 Beacll-actlonl without court ap-any codlcill 1" available Hnt or Mllvlred to the Beach-Cotta M... Dally Pilot March 17, 1995. F838M2 Publlshld Newport Beach-F838823 Publllhld Newpon Beach-Published Newl)Ot1 proval. hf«• taking car-lot aumlnatlon In the Ille buv« we: none Pilot Match t7, 1995. F293 Published Newport BMCh-Co111 Mau Dall Pilot Published Newl)Ot1 Beach· Co1ta Men Dally Piiot Costa Mesa Dally Pilot taln very Important actlonl, k~IEbyP~~~· reqvntt "[!J• ~=~~ F294 PUBLIC NOTICE Coata Meta Dally Pilot M11ch 11, 24, 3t, ~ 1, Co1ta Mna Dally Piiot ~~~ 24• March 3• to, ~~~~ 24• Match 3• 10• =~~1ft.ao;::J~:i authority to administer th• ~~;'e~. MARCH., ~'ci PUBLIC NOTICE Match 17, 24, 31, ~II 7, 1995. Marcti to, 17, 24, 31, 1995. • · F227 • · F237 to gtw notice to lnlerHttd Htale under the lndtpen-DALE D MARCH 8001 Ir· FlctH.loua 1995. t305 F288 ------------------ person1 unlet1 th•Y hav• dtnt Admlnl11tat1on or E .. Vine eent« 0t .. '1150, tr-PUBLIC HEARINGS w1u au.m... Name '301 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE waived notice °' cont1nted tat11 Act. (This 1uthorlty vine CA 92718 BE HELO BY THE COSTA Statement PUBLIC NOTICE to the proPoted acllon) wlll allow the personal rep-Th9 useta to bl 10ld .,, MESA PLAf"NINO COM· Th• foUowtng PlflOnl are Fl Fl Utl Flctltlou1 Fictitious The lndeptndent admrnti.. restnlatlv• to take many described In ganeral u : MISSION AT THE CITY doing bullneu u : Flctltloua • 1 ct1t1o;:• Bual 0 ... 0:• Bualne11 Nam• Bu1ln1u Name trallon authority wtll be actlon1 without court ap-ALL FURNITURE, FIX· HALL, 71 FAIR DRIVE, ECLC ·AMHERST HOME, B I N ua ,,... ame n ame Statement Statement granted unleH an Inter· proval. Bator• taking Ctr· TURES, EQUIPMENT, MA. COSTA MESA, CAUFOR· 216 Amhefat Road, Coala UI neu ame ltatement Statement The lolloWlng perlOr\I ate The following persona ate ested rson Ifill an ob-lain very Important actions, CHINERY, LEASEHOLD IM· NIA, AT 8:30 P.M. OR AS M..., CA 92626 ltatement The following persons ate The following peraona are doing buslneu u : doing buslnHS as: Jtctlon~ the etltlon and however, the per1onal rep-PROVEMENTS STOCK IN SOON AS POSSIBLE Gloria P. Franco 216 Am-The ro11owlng peraone ate doing bualne11u: doing bualness as: TRANSITIONS HAIR LEGAL CAREER AS. show ood caiH wh the rHentatlve will be required TRADE, GOODWILL AND THEREAFTER ON MON· herll Road, eoiia Mell, doing bualnen u : 5200 WARNER BUILQING, lA MAISON DEL SOL DE· SALON, 880 lrvlne Ave .• SISTANCE SOCIETY, court ~hould not gran~ the to glv• notice to Interested BUSINESS NAME and are DAY, APRIL 10, 1995, RE· CA 92826 PROGRESSIVE FINAN· 17758 Samp1on Lane, SIGNS. 1112 Dolphin Ter· Newport Beach, CA 92663 11822 Loma Unda, Santa authority. p«son1 unlHI they have located al: 8001 lrvlne Cell-GARDINO THE FOLLOW· Lapurl1lma D.F. Chang, CIAL SOLUTIONS, 1525 Huntington Beach, CA race, Corona del Mar, CA Christina M. Hoeller, 5852 Ana, CA 92705 A HEARING on th• poll· waived notice or consented ter Drive, 1150, lrvln•. CA ING APPLICATIONS. 2279 Avalon St., Co1ll Meaa Verde Drive East, 92647 92825 Brannan Dr., Huntington David Bryant, 11822 Lome tlon will be held on APRIL to the prOPoled action.) 92718 IF ANY OF THE FOLLOW· Mtta, CA 92828 Ste. 101, Co1ta Mesa. CA Tony Bartoll,-1n56 Samp-Unda Ann Salo, 1112 Doi· Btlcf'I, CA 92849 Linda, Santa Ana, CA 13 1995 11 1.45 p M In The Independent admlnls-The bus.Ines• name used INQ ACTIONS ARE CHAL· Thia bualneu 11 con-92626 ion Lane, Huntington l>hln Terrace, Corona del Mark o Hoeller 5952 92705 Dept. 703 loc .. ted it 341 tratlon authority wlU ba by th• aeller 11 that loc•· LENGED IN COURT, THE ductfd by: an unlncorpo-Barton UtU•, 220 7th SI .. Beach, CA 92647 Mar, CA 92625 Brannen 4or., Huntington Karyl Lynn Reed, 20651 The City Drlw South. Or· granted unleu an Inter-uon It: MONTE CARLO CHALLENGE MAY BE UM-rat•d auoclatlon other Huntington BHch, CA Roumary K. Bartoli, Jesse Mason, 1112 Doi· Beach, CA 92649 AHi Lane, Huntington •.CA 92eae. 11ted person file~ an 01> CAFE ITED TO ONLY THOSE IS· than 1 partnership 92648 17756 ~amp1on Lane, phln Terrace, Corona del Thl1 bualneu Is con· Beach, CA 92646 • j,? YOU OBJECT TO the jec11on to the peullon and The anticipated date of SUES SOMEONE RAJSES The regl1tran1(1) eom· Vernon A. Johnson, 3400 Huntington BHch, CA Mar, CA 92625 ducted by: husband and This business Is con- granting ol the petition you show good cause why the th• bulk nle It April 4 AT THE PUBLIC HEARING rnenc9d to transact busl-Ave. ol the Ans #E205, 92&47 Thi• bu1lne11 la con-wile ducted by' co-partners should app .. r 11 the hllr· court ~hOUld not grant the 1995 at the office ot E.: DESCRIBED IN THIS NO.. ness und• the Fletlllout Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Thl1 bu1ln111 11 con-d~ed by: husband and Th• registrant(•) com-The reg'litrant(s) com-ing and atat• your ob-authority. crow Forum 23t8t Lake TICE OR IN ~ITTEN Busln111 Name(s) listed Thia bu1lne11 11 con-ducted by: sole proprietor-wife menced to ttansact busl· rnene•d to transac1 busl· etlons or fil• wrluin ob-.A HEARING on lh• peti-center Dr., ,-,20, l.al<t FOf· CORRESPONDENCE DE· above on: FebNary t7, ducted by: • general part-ship Th• registrant(•) com-neas under the Fictitious nest under the Fictitious lions with the coutf bl-uon will be held on APRIL est CA 92630 LIVERED TO THE PLAN· 1995 nershlp The r"'111trant(s) com-rnenced lo transact busl· Buslne11 Name(•) listed Buslneu Name(s) listed ore th• heating. Your ap-13, t995, 11 t :45 P.M. In This bl.Ilk sate IS subjtct HING COMMISSION AT, Lapurlslma D.F. Chang The rtgl1trant(1) com-mtneed to ttansact busl-ness under the Act1!lous above on: n/a above on: n/a pearanc• may be In perlOll Dept. 703 located at 341 to California Uniform Com. OA PRIOR TO, THE PUB-Thia 1tat1rnent wtt filed mencld to ttansac:t busJ. neu under the Actitlou.s Bu1ln1u Name(s) tilled Christin• M. Hoell., David Bryanl or by your anorney. The City Drlv• South, Or· mtrclal Code Section UC HEARING. with the County Clerk ol "'" under the Flct11lou1 Bu1lne11 Name(s) listed above Q/l: n/a Thia 11at1ment was Med This statement was filed IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR ange, CA 92668. 6106.2. 1. PLANNING ACTION PA· Orange County on Febru-Busln111. Nam1(1) listed above on: 1-3-95 Linda Am Salo with the County Cl1rk ol with the County Clerk of or a contlngtnl credl1or of If YOU OBJECT TO the 11 ao aub}ec1. the name 95-19 FOR RUBY ALEGRE, ary 17, 1995 abolll on. nla Tony Battoll Jesse Mazon Orange County on Febru-Orange County on F11>N- th1 deceued. you must file granting of the pellt.lon, you and addrell of the '*'°" AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR Fe3U41 Barton Ultle Thia ataternent wu flied Thl1 statement wu filed ary t4, t 995 ary 14• 1995 your claim with the court 1h0Uld app•at at the h!ll· with whom clalms may bl BARRET COMMERCIAL, PubU1hed Newpo11·Beach-Vernon A. Johnson This with the County Ctm ol with the County Clerk of F8381i147 F83892CS ~ar-i:: r~°t.~t':ci~': r:· elng ::1 or·~~~· w~~ ~ ~~~~1 11 La~:crg:m~or~, ~<aM ~?~E :ET~ir;E~ Colla Meu o.Jly Piiot =t=ty ~=k :g,-= ~ai;r. t~ty on Febru-~~ 1~ty on Febru-Publ.i1hed NewpOtt Beach-Published Newport Beach· pointed b~ the court withe; ona with the court bl-#120, Lake ForHt CA QUIAEMENTS (20 FEET F•bruary 24, March 3, 10, County on February 09, F83eaes FCS38327 Coata Mtsa Dally Piiot Cott~ Mesa Dally Pilot lout month• from the dat• ()(I the hearing. Your ap-92630, and th• INI date for REQUIRED; 5 FEET PRO.. 17, t995. 1995 Publlthed NtwpOrt Beach-Published Newport Beach· F•bfuary 24, Match 3, 10, Februll'f 24, Match 3, 10, ol ftrst Issuance ol the let· pearance may bl In perlOn nllng claims 1hall bl Aprll VIDEO) FOR THE CON· F220 F83CSCS25 Colla M•H Dally Pilot Costa Mesa Dally Piiot 17• 1995· l7, 1995. tera aa provided In HcUori °fFb~6~~~o:~EDITOR 3, 1995, which 11 the bull-STAUCTION OF A 2,275 PUBLIC NOTICE Publllhed NtwPot1 Beach· Milch 10, t7, 24, 31, 1995, March 10. 17, 24, 31, 1995. F229 F241 9100 ol the Cllllornla Pro-n111 day before th• 1111 SQUARE FOOT EZ LUBE Costa M111 Dally Piiot F2.63 F288 PUBLIC NOTICE bate Code. The time ror 111-or a contingent creditor of date tpe<:ltled above. BUILDING LOCATED AT Fl tltl Milch 10 17 24 31 1995 Ing c1a1m1 will not 1xplr1 th• de~•~sed,lyhou .'.12uit fil• Dated1 3/13/85 3599 HARBOR BOULE· aua1: ... .,0::me ' ' ' ' F262 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloua PUBLIC NOTICE belort lour months from your cam w ti t ... court JAMES E MARCH VARD IN AN MP ZONE. · the hearing data notlced and mall a copy to th• per· DALE D MARCH ENVIRONMENTAL DETER· Statement PUBLIC NOtJCE Flctltlou1 Flctltlou1 Bu1lnea1 Name Flctltlou1 above. sonal reprHentaUve ap-• MINATION: NEGATIVE Th• following peraons 111 Bualneu Name Bualne11 Name Statement Bualneu Name YOU MAY EXAMINE the pointed by lh• court wlthln Publl•h•d N•wporl DECLARATION (AVAIL· doing bualne11 u : FlctltlOUI St t t Statement The lollowlng per1oru are Statement file kept by th• court 11 you lour month• from the date Beach.Cotla M111 Dally ABLE FOR REVIEW FOR DECK FLEX WATER-Bualneaa Name The to1io!i •m•n The loltowlng pll'soni are doing buslnen u : The following person• ate ate 1 person lnter•ited In ol ftrll luuance of the let· Piiot March 17, 1995. 20 DAYS AT THE PLAN· PROOFING SYSTEMS, Statement doln buslne~ :~'°"'are doing business 11. "WHAT-NOT.JARS", 1718 doing business u : the Hlate, you may file ters u provided In llctlon F291 NINO DIVISION). 5722 Rtseatch Dr.; Sult~ A. The IQllowlng !*Ions atl a) 3icK MURPHY INVEST· LAW OFFICES o'F JOHN· Orange Ave .. Unit K, Costa A.O. OLSON ENTER-wllh the court a formll R• 9100 of the Calllomla Pro-FOR FURTHER INFORMA· Huntington Beach, Cal1for· doing bualneu a1· MENTS b) COMMUNITY SON & PINEDA 1440 Mell, CA 92627 PRISES, 177 Rlvet1lde quest lot Special Notice ol bale Code. The lime for fil-PUBLIC NOTICE 'ttON ON THE ABOVE AP-nil, 92649 GREAT PRODUcTS MAR· ASSOCiATION CONSULT· North Harbor Blvd'., Sult• Karen J. Surber, 316 H• Ave., Sulit F, Newport lhe filing of an Inventory Ing clalm1 wllt not •xplre THE COSTA MESA ZON PLICATION$, TELEPHONE Dtck Coating Products, KETING 2076-B Santa Ana ING 1508 Eton Place 311 Fullerton CA 92635 nover Or., Costa M•ta. CA Beach, CA 92683 "1 •ppr:Jul o1 .. J~1• u -~~or~e~~ :1~::C': ING ADMINISTRATOR b~~J:5 g~ c:~Ai~E ~':a:ic~C=nl~t!°TH': Av• .• Cotti Mua, CA NeWport Beach, CA92660 . Jennifer Lea Johnson, 9l~8on Ann Schlund 316 :oa: ~-=-~~ :~:0:1 uanypr:1J~n fn ~u· MAY EXAMINE the ~:~LN R~J>E~u~sg~~-NINO DIVISION. ROOM ~~~;' Bea'.ch, Calilornla ~Ross Florlntln. 2078-~~n ~c:~:~~~ ~~~~u•, Long ~f:;~6$t., Costa Mesa, e26tJ' c. MClion 1250 of the Call-MARCH 28 995 OR s' 200, 77 FAIR DRIVE, 8 Santa Ana. A111 Coita Beach CA 8266o Mary GeMVieve Pineda Thl1 bu1lne11 11 con-lomla Probate Code. AR• Ille kept by the court. II you $00 s' 1 . A COSTA MESA. CAUFOR-Thia bualneu 11 con-Mtu CA 92827 ., Peter 'Kevt Be t 1508 14766 la Capelle Rd ui Thia bu1lne11 11 con· ducted by: an Individual quest fof Special Nolle. 111 I PlflOn Interested In N A POSSIBLE NIA. ducted by: a corporation Detn Ann Flor tln n nne • M" Ida CA 90$38 ., ducted by: a general pan· The reglitrant(I) com- fOfm II available from 1he :;-lh =-~~::. }~~~F,J'J':,:af.N THE Publl1h1d Newport ~1gl1trant(1) :_~~ B Santa Ana,:. ... ~~~ ~:~.~·~~Newport T~I• 0bu1ln111 Is con-~~ship 1 meneld lo tranaact busl- court clerk. a 1 LOT LINE ADJUST· BHch-Co1ta Mesa Dally to transact ..,.._. Mesa. CA 92827 Th11 bu1ln111 11 con-ducted by: co-partne,. • rag 1tran1(1) com· nest under the Flctltlout Attomer for the Petl-~':·~:~ S~ ~=~ MOO u.95-01 FOR ANA· Piiot March 17. 1995. Fm &,-Jne':*Nai:,,i;ie"u'= Thia bu1lnH1 11 con-ducted by: a gtneral pllt-The regl1tran1(1) com-=~!, "i:~Cll= Bullneu. Nam1(1) lilted tloner: and appratl&I ot Htate a• CAL ENGINEERING COM· above on: January t995 ducted by: huM>and and lllflhlp menced lo transact b1nl· Busln•11 N1m1(s) lltttd aa~ ~·g• DOUGLAS E. QOOBE, HI• or ol "Yi pltltlon Of PAN y Au TH o R 1 z E o PUBLIC NOTICE Deck Coating p duct wile The regl1trant(1) com-ness under th• ACllUous abo •on· n/ ._..,.., · 10n ESQ., (ESBl 70975) account •• rrovlded In AGENT FOA STOVALL Inc Homa ~ahi:vo p,.;: Th• ragl1trant(1) com-mencld to transact busl-Busln•st Nam•(•) USled Kar~n J SUt~ w1'"':i' ltlttCountyment WU llJed -------"--1 stctlon 1250 0 the Caliror· FAMILY PARTNERSHIP/ PUBLIC HEARINGS WILL deni ' mtnCld lo transact .bull· Mii undw the AClltlous •bo"'! on: February 1. 1995 ' I the Clerk ol nla Probate Code A R• GRAV ENTERPRISES • BE HELO BY THE COSTA lllH under the Fictitious Bu1ln111 Nam•(s) l11tld Jerwler L Johnson CLASSIFIE6 Orange County on Febri; On the move? quHI for Special Notice JOHN HUNDLEY, TO RE· MESA Pl.ANNINO COM-Bu1ln111 Name(t) lilted above on: April 1993 11'1 the rHource you ary t 4, 1995 form fl avalta .. from the CONFIGURE EXISTING MISSION AT THE CITY Overstocked with above on: nl• Overstocked with can count on to Hll a FCS3CS822 Sell your extra cout1 clerk. • PARCEL LINES AT THE K· HALL, 11 FAIR DRIVE. stuff? Debra A. Florentln SELL myriad of merchan· Published Ntwp0rt Beach- household Attomer for the Petf. MART SHOPPING CENTEA COSTA MESA, CAUFOA· A call to RENT As~~IT~o dlse ltema, becauae Costa M11a Dally Piiot Items tloneri LOCATED AT 2200 HAR· NIA, AT 6:30 P.M. OR AS Classlfled Classified our column1 compel February 24, March 3, 10, RONALD Q SELF BOA BOULEVARD IN AN SOON AS POSSIBLE will help your home will hel~ quallfled buyers to t7, 1995. in Classified ' ' C1·S ZONE. ENVIRON· THEREAFTER ON MON· •42.••7& through classified calll F238 -----"""""""""",;,,;,..;;;.;;;;...__, MENTAL. DETERMINATION: DAV, MARCH 27, 1995. RE· v ... v through classified 642·56 8 842-0878 1-------- ...._..___1002-1625 •1 I I' • . ·~· ' I • ~ ~ ~ r ' ·'r. I ' -~ IOUM. ~ Ol'l'OllTUNIT't &. ---=-- A11u.-.. ...... 1111!*1t ....,.., II "'IHI II Ille FH· ... ,. ...... Act .... .. ......,,,.... ....... ....... .............. .., ............ ........ .,.. If •l1etllllllll1A ......... , ........ ........................ ............................ .... ., .. ,..... ...... .,....., .......... -~· , ... ....., ...... ... 1111 I elJ .,._, ...... . ......................... ...... ., ...... °" ...... .. ....., ......... .. ....... ....... la ... . "' .......... . ... ," t ., ...... ... .,..,.,,a 111• ...... , ...... ..-.. .. IC---......... - m 2102-2744 • ·, I·,· ~"f J J-. I--=-~~ ' • I \.'' I - -. . . ( ' . ,' .... . .,.. ---------- RIVERFRONT PARCELS IN A OATED COMMlJNnY •Located on Sacramento Rloer •Boat docks allowtd • C4!n~r of Shasta Cascade Wonderland •Excellent Prfca: $98,000 . $370,000 QNLY2Z LQZ8 Bl!MNNJNO I fl8(JR! PROPERTIES, lrtC . (1.flOO) 526-3284 '· • a ASSWllD HOURS Telephone 8am-5:00pn Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday PAILY PILOT DIADUNll Morxlay ............ Friday 5:~ Tuesday ............. MOQday 5:00pn Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5~ 'Thwsday ........... Wcdnesday 5:00pn Friday ................ Thursday 5~ COSTA MESA 1024 8T0ftl Bell quai!I vaJue NpVCM. T upgrade1, 48r 2 , fam room. S24til,IOO now. Agt. &48-3567 DW. TO&.&,PRll t .. 00·2174alO fntr Mhr Tilldng Ad ... ,. .... ,ark 3bd 2o.8ar1109,900 A 4123003 Northwood 2Bd 2t>a 2 oar gar, ltM 000 ADl230G3 ·N.;u;;ood detach, 3Bd, '•mlfV rm. 2· car gar $Z4a.ooo Ad"23063 BY PHO• (714) 642-5678 . BY FAX (714) 631-6594 (Please include your name and phone number a00 we11 call you book with a ~ce quote.) BYIUllOll• ••SDNa 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 9'1J}ZJ Comer~NewpMBt\td & Bay&. ----- GENIRAL POU CY Rates and deadlines a.re subject to change without notice. 1be publisher reserves the ri~t to censor, reclassify, rev1se or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occu_pied by the error. Cred1t can only be allowed for the first insertion. COlONA 2107 DBL MU 2122 ---------------- 2122 •'•Id• 2 matr 9r/21/.8a Cln, quiet, w/d hk-up, grdnr, fp, xtru. 11250. IS0.2IOI 0t &42·1722 15'9'0• ~1 Ba eoftage, new cpl/paint, w/d hkupa, carpor1.. pauo .... No p917a-aM Friday, Morch 17, 1995 ta ti;n;t;ay-:---.--1NIWPOlT IAl.BOA COSTA KESA 2624 ROOMS 27061=lE:::NT:::=o:s:;::::::::----I•-----LOST a PDSONALS 3002 EMPLOYMENT ";mm-:.z1:.:e;t1 llACB 2188 ISUND 2808 SHAU FOUND 2925 -=~====~ 5530 • !m••••••I •t It llontll FrM Rtnt• •'•Id• CM pvt rm/ba. fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1liiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ;, AT THE IEACH •10 CYN TWNHll cozy STUDIO LMQ9 18r ff .. cab4a Raapon N/S. s.45+ NP p n/O • FOUND .. M f 28r 28&, ptlma loc. Kitch /d atkl pool gat9d parking' clap. Incl utll. Credit L.Ar •n : ~ID SHEPHERD MIX q~l atg':a~::.cie:o:. Annual Rentals 114~n1ntl/pool/epa. &. utr.n·~. '/,1y 1~ carp0rts. MZ·M••' chack/r•fa. 845'8418 oar~~e~B~r!a~· Vlewi1·B....,.._lN_E_S_S-..... ---v1c1n11y-Marguarl1t muntty 1n HB. Otc, ...,.. ••&eotlon mo. 759-82-42 N75/mo. 657·9202 au t .I •• 2•1ty, ~·VACATION $550 875-8969 St.reet & PCH, COM ... "~ .......... ~11 leulng. malnt & r•· ~~P::'i~o":.:;::"s~: BLUFFi.h P~rtact toe Ort StaMlllo 3 dOo< trm ~::,, P~~c;g>p•' a~· IENTALS 2722 Npt Hgt• Ltg Br/pvt OPPORTUNITY %~:5:af:':!,~~ g~!f, •Wllillllll .. .__. ...... 11 ~~r:. ~~,~~nse~l~'rl 28d +den ....... $2450 nrar IC: 00 's' ahlop-S. Bayfront. A'11 4/1, $800 . 65e 718;· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ba In exec home. Jae, 2904 723·6185 Or 673-4628. Send rH to· Api 38d Udo-dock. 18000 P ng, ate. pao oua 1525 lncludaa utll• · • fp, N/S. $475 + ~ utll. '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii · c ... FwluwrUet ofl·whlt• 4flr 3Ba (818) 247·2448 · 28R·18A & 18R•18A 8111 •••r 3Bd 2sa, fir· Owner trvla. 573-48481• F 0 UH D t 8 ion d MagtS, 355P Bilstol ~ b4tauty on lush green. L.ndry pool quiet nt pie, cable, nr alopea, • 327 Lva msg 24 H Network M•rlcellng Puppy 3-4 mo old f.. Sl•A. CM, 92626. The~W bl' w/pool. UOOO/mo, P•rf•ot Llttl• lalaftd all ttan1port.Uon S550 Wk or wtcancl. Great · r Has 11 worked for male at oc Falr·1---------.....;..i-B-O_O_K_K_E_E_P_l_N_G_A/R_ · ...... ._ owner 759-0900 atudlo comptetlfy r• 6 '850Nol*t848-0392 family home. (714) •OCEANFRONT you? " not, call 114• ground• (Swap M•et) ~~Wiiiii~ii;mll SEEKING BRIGHT mi•IMl.-..i ..... ca-mod9d, upstra, N/PtW AMUSTSEIE X-lg Stu-645-8512or845-8928. 239-4689. onSat3/11.0aJlto•tD SELF STARTER, 673-1900 Beach Area amok. 1795, 875-6704, dlo, Walk·ln eJet, 152~. ... OCEANFRONT Pet ok. $499 722-0824 1--------'-499-3692 or 472·4263. Bookkeoping/com. 1Bt+loft w/pv1 patios. 1Br, pvt patio, 1625, Weakly. FUiiy furn 3Br ON THE SAHD-Ni INVESTMENT FOUNDr 1ar9• black puter 1k1Ua to lfaln as View of Sal 111. Furn. Yearl'I Unfum BALBOA stv, frig, xlnt E'alda 2Ba, gar. N/pet '1200/ Prof 10 •hr '2Br 2Ba OPPORTUNITY un,nautered male d•ntal olllce mgr. Tenn/gym/pool. emo-3 & 4aA.2 Bathe loc. No pet1/1mkg. weak. Karan 43"'1424 b•aul spacious hse Shepherd Mix, vie Good pay. Lake For· 1yr. $1450. 676-9576 s137~ \o Sl800 mo. PENINSUIA 2607 760-0189 or 548-6283 RENTALS TO on bch. $800/mo. W/O 2908 Orange & Westmln· est 855-1161 2BR·2'hBa twnhm, frpl, VIiia Rentals E'Slde/Npt Hght1 SHARE 2724 ,_in_c_i. -64-e-_•_5_15-0-1 .... n•_ ~~0~1~f~. Beach. cau BOOKKPR/SECTY 2 car gar, 3 min walk 675-4912 e 104 15th St #8 1 Br garden apt. $650/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Prof N/S to shr condo Excltlhg Haw Inform•• 3 yrs compuLer e11p w/ ti> comm pool/apa noar beach In NB. P·" tlon Syatam Creates H v 1 Bd·1 Ba upatr1 w/ mo Incl utll. 759-1064 •NP Cr••t·2 rm ault•* .. 45K E 30 0 • • you •••n our GL pr gm, Lotus, word $1275 Bkr 840-5684 p rty M ba. tennis, pool. $475 very ays. IZZV? Striking blk & Lk F t 450 rope gmt eome oce•n View & B••f•ld• 2dd 2Ba w/prlv ba In lrg 3bd, Incl ulll. 549.0784 Min Investment 13,400 proc. ores· .,.. 4 bdrm 3ba, Iott, bay carponl $725 Avl 4/1. upstairs, gar, new car· 2'hBa, Pool, jac, ten· Call 800.641·8354. wht female cat, prone MEMBERSHIPS 1061; lax '\51l·1496 ;'•v:,dr~ ~~~:: Goll •E••tblutt Home• Call Gary 720-9422 P:¥pn~, ~C:ndry rm, nls, flrpl, gar, W/D, :;es~~~~~rvufor '::'~~::'. . 3018 Dellvery course View. Llte/brfte for ,lso. 5Bd 3Ba, lrg 3Bd 28•, newly redeo $ 5· 6 7 S625+in utUs, 642..00SO GARAGES our catsluor gavo Izzy Need pecsonnel for $2000. yard, tiu carpt, 9alnt & 2nd fir apt, for 1xr/ EASTSIDE 2Bd·1 'A!Ba 81fl l•I 'h blk to ocean. FOR RENT 2 740 ANNOUNCEMENTS away to ·an anony· dellvories 10 LAX. 3 bdrm 2.ba on the tlle. Great hs! & locl tse by owner. Approx • New palnVcpt, g•· Share 2Br 18a w/fem. mous Nowport 9ch Balboa Bay Club JWA. and several canal $2400. , $27~/mo 64f4?18 1200 aq/tt. No pets. ra1ge !f'257tm2~.91 66225 Ir· Cl,.ean non.1 slT)~r. $5,00. wokman, phoope & address M•mberahlp ,,Se~~l~oc:!l~ns~rNooen~ 2 · bdrm 2ba. Hrdwd Oce•nfront·Yrly 4 +2 'Nr main/Balboa. Call v ne "ve. .,.. 4 ~5-6060 w 614-6332/h Gar,gH & amall of· •un nown. lease call Wanted .closed p;u, valtd 11• firs. ,Awesome Back • 1:car gar super cfn Nowl (818) 50H>097. "A GREAT PLACE ~ E'•lde CM glrllalk, shr flcH. 17th & 'Newpon ANNOUNCEMENTS 540:4099 Plense call 675-6446• cense, cloan OMV, Bay Views $1750. 52200 per mo 402 E0 TO COME HOME TO" spacious 3bd 2ba blvd, CM. Amerlland LOST BINOCULARS and proof of vehlcutar 1 bdrm-vlew·Villa Pt. Oceanfront. NB agent Bayfront 2 Bd·2 B• Spacious & bright home, frpl, w/d, yd. Realty. 835-8787 2920 Bausch & Lomb 71150. Insurance. p3rt-11me. $115FO. kll R 1 J im Jacobs 675·3777 cpooon~o·d2occkar a~!'klnNgo, 1BR & 2BR. No pefe. "Sep ph. 1 rm avl tor 1 at Inspiration Point, EMPI.OYMENT possibly full-lime pos1· Call r•n n •• ty ' "'· Call Now 831-8427 prof $440/mo ~ullls, Corona dol Mar. s ·r tt Area Rental Specialist. •VIII• BalbH lrg 1600* pets $1500 673~0 $300 sec 548-4435. REWARD to tinder. ~o;~PM~11!ns~~:g a:: 840·7000 ext. 301 aq tt+,2bd, 2ba, pool, Studlo/302 E Ba.lboa NEWPORT Furn Prlv Rm/B•th COMMERCIAL Call 714·725·0124. late as 11:30PM. Sun· No Fees. :en vu walk to Bch. Blvd.#3. New· pnt, sep In NB Resp, No REAL ESTATE HAPPY Lost Blk Box w/ dlf· EMPLOYMENT day th1u Friday. $8/hr Bavshoresff 1575 <9091598·9347 ba & kit, 1 blk to bch BEACH 2669 drugs/pets. $475 Incl ferenllal gaugo on 3m and miloago re•m· Faburous 4Bd~Ba, & downtown. $525 Incl utlls. Credit check Call BIRTHDAY 95. Cross St-Santa 5530 bursoment Apply In mini estate, 3 car gar. utll. No pets. 831·2494 •1BR S925* 733·6408 II/ message. Ana Ave & University porson, California Avl nowt $4000/mo. APARTMENTS 2BR 2BA $725/Up NB Share 3Br house•,; BUSINESS OFFICE "Honey.Money" Ave. CM. 966-0668. ADMIN ASST ~~~m~r~~~po~!;fi~ Coast Newport Prop-FOR RENT CORONA Rofrlg & dishwasher block from beach. FOR RENT 2769 love, Marv LOST CAT Black & Non·smkg olhce has Dopt 330 w. Bay enlu 842·8888 Incl. 60x30 pool. No Non-smkr. $400 + dop. •I wh1lo male Tabby, has Streot Costa MHa. •BEACH DUPLEX• DEL MAR 2622 pets. No fees. No Ask for Troy, 631·7590 hall of black mous· FIT posillon for heavy Ca. lntoN1ows wlll be •AVAIL NOWlle lease. 545-4855 NB·B•I Penn Pt Shr Exec Ofc:$300·37S/mo X0X0X0X0X0 tache on face. Last e:~\~ntt~~~o::~~·P 1~i resorvod until April 7. 3 B d .2 Ba up 1 t rs, BALBOA Studio Apt Quiet, NIP, •B•ach VitMl·Nr Hoag• furn 3Bd, 2.5Ba, pror. Full Svc, prof almos· soen on Tradewinds Lotus & Windows· 1995 No phone calls lmmac newer bldg, Sparkllng 1Bd, huge prklng, W/0, Sundock, phore, cont rm, greal In Baycrost/Dove• based programs (AC· please roortop deck, 2 car ISIAND 2606 nr ocn, nu carpt, prlv master, walk·ln clo9et $400 or ssoo 675-4325 vlow Saddloback Min. Shores area. 13 yrs cess a plus). Lifhl •--------- gar. $1700 mo yrly ent, avl lmmed, gated, $725; PooVSpa 6'\tM>838 NB·Lrg m••t•r Bd Easy access to trwy, old, usod to being In· phones & gon office Landscape Gardener 2Bd·2Ba dwnstrs. $545/ utlls 720-8460 LIDO ISLE steps to Prlv Ba, 2 blka to bch, . Lake Forost. 457·1982 LOST & side. Pleaso call 650· skills req'd Send re· Sherman Gardens, Patio, new cpVpalnt, 2 2BR 1Ba, bit Ina, w/d, beach. Cozy studio, W/D, gar, avl now. OFFlrE SPACE AVAIL FOUND 9170. sumo & salary history COM PIT Call Dor· car gar $1150 frplc, lrg storage, 1 v 2925 ---------1 p 0 othy Mon lhru Fri Clndy/Agt 573°.3777 parking. Near new. COSTA MESA 2624 sep entr, tenn s, w/d. $525+dep 675·2745 for non-profit org. Xlnt LOST CAT Solid gray to: crsonncl ept. 8am-4pm. 673-2268. Cannery Village Ally $1100/mo. 673-0672 $395/mo. 673-6239 NB·ON SANDI Rm W/ loc nr SC Plaz.a. Lots short-hair shm female, PCMC 211 E Ocoan prlv Ba In 48d hse of prkng. Up to 10,000 FOUND DOG Brack doclawed front feet Bt"d Ste 405. Long OFFICE ASST FfT To place an ad In Claaalfled Call 842-5878. BRAND NEW 2Br apt Just 4 doot1 from So. Bayfront S 1450/mo. 640-6838 Agent 1BR .Moblle homo.••••••••• From $490. Qufot & Prof. N/S. $580 + ,1~ s~ It, w/ulil. Roger or Lab with collar, In Lost from Newport Beach 90802 Acc1s payable. pay· ut11s. 54S..1443 avt 4/1 Linda, 114/754-1400. ~~J'as~n~~a ~~~r 1J!~ ~~~'A~~~~~~~2~fcis. ADVERTISING r~~1 wpo~~~r~s de~~~: NB·Prof to shr 3bd 722·9591, feavo mes· Oo11111-011entod & Oe· 2Ba. 'I.I blk to bch, INCOMt:: sage with description LOST DOG Med. INSIDE SALES pendablo. Call 960- gar tw /D s 5 2 5 + 'h ~ of dog mixed breed female. REP 2700 or FAX resume Secure. 1991 Newport MISCELIANEOUS Blvd. 846-8373 RENTALS utlls. 631·51n PROPERTY 2790 · brown Is h /g r a Y, 10 969·6871. · COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 ROOMS 2706 N B/Bluffa. Share TRADE friendly. Lost on Old The Ctassiflod Ad.,Or· PfT BllinS1ual Food Newport Ad. aroa, Npt t o 1 1 f iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil beaut condo on grn· 2 H••• oo.. 1 101, E·sldo In Bch. Reward. Call ismg epar men or Demonatratora $61 9iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 394 H•mllton Costa bit. Pool. Avail now. CM. Grt toe. Live In 1. through clasSil1ed 642·633t. a local comrnunlly hr. Car necessary. t• Mesa, roar uni't. 1 for $400+dep. 644-0263 rent 1, or renl both. newspJpe1 group is 7t4·557·5579 $350/mo, 1 tor $400/ Newport Cr .. t town. S269KJBrkr/Call 556·7161 642•5678 L.~ii!~::~~~~;d~:e~ ~~~v~:;d~ o~ga~i:~~:i---C-LA_S_S-IF_l_E_D __ QUIET & SER.ENE Palm ~esa Apart:n1ents mo. Open, go soe home to sher~ with re. aw:ly lrom hor 111110 dependable, inside It's lhe resource you anytlmo. 548.6179 :g~::islb~~b~:~: P~~v:,~~ BUSINESS OFFICE BUSINESS OFFICE dayc:uo lnonds 31 ~~~°n~.s~~1~g ;~1~1~n~ ~y~,~~u~t00~~,~~~n~ So near & yet so far .. llm's the feelmg you get when you live at Palm Mesa amid the lu~h greenery of secluded w~ & stately palms. CM near OCC S f 1 1 South Co3sl llccre· d1se 11ems. becauso · a e. pr vate phone I ne. FOR RENT 2769 FOR RENT 2769 a11on Center, 2070 must. Draw1comm1s· friendly homo. Incl Pool/tennis/spa. $485 C sion. Full benehls our columns compel util, lndry, pool. Avail Incl utll. Credit check Maplo Ave.. osta qu311fled buyers to S350 N k , Mesa. They miss her Physical drug screen· call! now. . on-sm r. req d. Call 650-0454 .- 1 very much' 11 you seo mg r$qu11ed Fax ro· 675-9805/d 662·2123/e and 1oave message. I hor. please call 7t4• sume: Ann. Judy 001. ___ e_4_2_·_s_e_7_8 __ Want an Office 646-4334. 1_t_in=g_7_14_·_63_,_·6_5_9_4 __ 4 Studio-;, 1 & 2 Bedrooms · Jrs SS75 co S600 GARAGE SALE HINTS with water included? 1 •PE•R•S•O•N•AL•S-•IEMPLOYMENT5530 EMPLOYMENTSS30 . lBR $625 IO S650 · iBR S7~ to S7'i0 ... lots & lots of water? 4 No Pets 4 V cnka.l Blinds 4 Ceiling fans Before your garage sale, determine what items you wish to sell. Make sure everyt!iing is clean and repaired. Ul J ttrnfl( uplxJI b.1Sll\C)S l'.llV\Nllmmt' with r.lSr aHcss and Hr(J\ f'Jrk.mH' We hJvr a lrw )fM~C) ll\ml 4tXJ ll1Vi57 Sll II Call us \Wrr onr l1>Cat1011 m Nn,1x1rt lh.1\ 1s defimld\ nut \\JlncJ ,J,1\\ll PE~SONAI.S 3002 it~RIJNES lllRINGmltdt*** 4 NEW Carpet, Pamt & Tile 4 Fimcss R.oom Find Someone Speclal 1·900·776·3005 CtericaL1l;lggag& ~, · 4 Heated root & J:1CUX1J 4 P~oos & llilc:oo.ics ~ Ell\ 4950 $2.99/mm must be 18 yrs. Pr<x:al\Co (602)954-7420. MANY ENTRY Lf:VB. PO'S"10NS AVAIL:· Love Starta Here•tl 4 Gange.\ Avatlablc Office Hour... 9:00 am · 5.00 pm M·F and 10:00 .l1ll • 4 :00 pm weekends 1561 Mc.'a Dr.· Santa An.i Hcight3, CA . lJoo pfNWsurA 1 ·900·562·7000 eKI 2226 $2 99 min. Musi be 18 yrs. Procall co, (G-021 954·7420 XLNT PAY fr BENEfJTS LOCAL AND RElOCATION (714) 546-9860 C 0 .. r' A H Y llll ~h1pyJnl l\'a1. (Jbin 1, t-;n'llllft llMh l°'\ l/lbbJ m410~111uo You Can Find Your Spoclal Someone 1 ·900·562-5500 x 6381 S2.99 min. 18 +. Procalt Co 602·954·7420 -----•ICARPENTRY 3510 CLEANING SERVICE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES CONTRACTORS GLASS/ HEALTH, BEAUTY LANDSCAPE & PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 TRANSLATOR/ DIRECTORY 3548 GENERAL 3558 MIRRORS 3682 & FITNESS 3 7 40 IA WN CARE 3808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TUTOR 3 9 2 7 14 to Z HANDYMAN. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii QUAL ITV CARE THE LOCAL PLUMBER I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~TAWREFACE Cl.BINETS A TOUCH OF CLASS CPI BUILDERS INC. HARBOR OLASS CO. LoH Fat Faatl Our MOs lamaal'a Gardening 20 yrs exp, oxcellenl -a Wilham Bangert Co· SPANISH/ENGLISH KltcMns, baths, •OOR, Cleaning. Rea/Comm Realdantlal Const. Comm/Res. Slorefrnt, get resulli. Latest Complet• clean-up, workmanship, lair Since t947 lnd'group lessons by windows. Doug 546-7258 Uc/Bonded. Free Eat. Uc.111518424•1nsured windows, wrdrbe, tub/ diets & med• as Hon Tree trim, General prices. 645·2417 Ron Friendly Service e><p·d So Amor Tutor ADDITIONS HIRE A CARPENTER T•r••• 282·7143 (714t 9455-4993 1hower. Lie. 642·0424 on lV's 20120 & Feb. Maintenance. 550.93t6 CHUNG'S PAINTING L#47GOOO 675·9304 SuHna 073·7409 REMODELING 3410 Acldlllona/Remodels BOSS HOUSECLEANING Allure mag. Newport Landsc•p• M•lnt. 20 Yrs E11p. Gd Priest -P-lu_m_b-ln_g_R_e_p_a_lr-a-&1--------- Flra/Wa\er{Aapalrs. Ucena~lneured. DECJt u 11•rny MAN 3710 Barlatrlc Ctr. 673·8586 Aopalr/Mow/Clean·ups Guar work. Free Est Drams cleared from TREE Concrete/Elec/Plumb. $9.75 -r hour. nn.l'u M~tlbu llght Spoclalst Uc#375eo2 538-1534 ss 50 All f1 t res 1n DUNCAN .Jerry, 7&o-7884 714-~-03e8 COATING 3570 Relax•tlon Ther•py C~l P•;• 722 7732 JENKINS PAINTING stalled Slevo': ~5-8290 SERVICES 3929 CONSTRUCTION Home&Rantal PropertlH will help you achieve • Int/Ext. Wallpaper . .-..-----..,..,.--liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 20 Yrs E11p. Small & Houeclean/Wlndoww STOP D•ok Le•kal Paint-Carpentry· your goals. Classes • TREES • drywall, te11turlng, etc Pracla• Plumbing •ALL AMERICAN• Lg. Joba 850·7042 CARPET INSTALL Weakly, Bl-weakly. Waterproof Coatings: Drywall and morel dally. 979·7827 .,01tP••IA.,.1owe. l...a•11•. David. 1·800-880-6222 Aepa1ts & Romodehng TREE SERVICE ---------& REPAIRS 3516 M;1:;7~~~a::fs Dacka/Stalra. Bllt $1 Qary 845·5277 _..ndnup. 751-3476 Gane Abram• Painting L#G~~~oa!s""~~~-~090 Froe Est./Sr. Disc. BUSINESS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Houee i Oftlce Belt Quality work. FrH Eal. Carpentry • Roofing IMPROVEMENTS Int/Ext Oual Paint.Reas$ Yard Cln·up531·8415 SERVICES 3488 Looking for Qu•lltY S.Beal Workl 10yr Exp Llll587430, 722-8769 •Plumblng•Orywall• HOME 3756 LEGAL Uc/Ins since 76. Ceil re---------1--------- C•rpet/Wood/Llno? Reta. Some J:no. Free"' Stucco•Palnllng•Tlle SERVICES 3812 movect & retext. 641·8877 POOL TUTORING 3930 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Below ret•ll price• +Rebeca 43l•t27•+ D00~5 3580 ElectrlcaJ•Jlm 641·74!M liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lk • C 1 p I 1 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Bue Owner'• 'Right Arm Ll378738 84S.87i 1 "' El t 1 1 s 1 It HARDWARE STORE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • • us om an ing SERVICE 3894 i• I tc.ttiv•e HouaakHplnn ec r ca pee• y 0 •t .. _ th S Prof, Clean, Quality iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SAT Semln.,a. Excel OwnWord ProcHa ng Pro ... 5 ... M.,....C_.,C,...a_r_p_•_t""'R,...•-P-•..,.lr-a-• ""~-'I"' W ..... w/ refs.• An experienced Re1ldent1at wiring. Koya, 1000 Cotora or oDn ... , onE 1 •1 tr•et Work. lnVE>rt & Docks. with Pat o·oowd. Test ~~boo6.,! ~~zi111Me1 Power alralch, aal••· A:U~ '44s-7975 dependable door phonea, cable. Reta. paint. Tool Dept. & F ue 1 o v cCt on1 or LI073468 631-4610 Dave Th• Autometlc prep alnco 1979. 5 ......,.,, ~ A I k n 1n1.nr1ty 24 hrs 798-2516 Cr• ft C • n t • r • orac oaure. al 24 Pool M•n. Cleaning me•llngs In Irvine epa r 1quea Y oora Pager: (714) 5e7-0ll18 ha.nger. Guar work, ·• · Savannah'• Hardware Hra 583-5736 PAINTING 050-4851 Out•ource your word 7 dye 239-0289 24 hrs r•H. Don 521·8910 HANDYMAN Carpon-2000 W••t B•lbo• Conscientious cratts· & repair. Very roas· SHl5 Call 673·2380 d"tl Id f hi d onable. 714·969-4 780 proc: • 1 ng, compo-DO.ORS REPAIRED try, tile, plumbing & •---------man, o as ono ~~~lriy ~~~r~~~~f~' CERAMIC COMPUTE.RS 3556 Satlefacllon guarl/'lteedl roof. 25yra e11p w/rol1.1 ________ MOVING 3834 pride In workmanship. --------WALL Mike Blaas, 585·3344 Jarry Bell 775-8380 JEWELRY 3784liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii RAINBOW Clrcl• M•lnt. ROOFING 3910 COVERINGS 3932 _______ 1 TILES 3528 MAC TUTORINQ or 642·2043 Llll431830 Orene• Co H•ndyrnan liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PUBLIC NOTICE Palnllng. lnl/EX\. Houff/ r 1nt1•~rs Sy•l•m & all progrma Ei.ctrical/Plumblng T c llf 1 Apt. Ouel. JOI>. Fr" est. ~ n~ Add Value To Your Mark •T•Y245 PalnVCarpentry William Harold Jewelers h• • · Publ c Utlll· St. llcf!,69897 636-8888 Q.K. Roofing. Lowest REFINISHING 3500 Hom• wm1a, Marble Call M buying Cf'llpU\r ELECTRICAL 3610 frM Est. 831-3St0 Watch & jewelry repaJr ties Commission RE· --------· prices lor all roofing Antique/Fine Jewolry OUIRES \ha\ all uaed ROMAN PAINTINO eervlce1 Incl repair. Cuatom W•llP•JHtr Strlpplng/P•lntln• No lob too amelll 5"\o OH W/td 673-2937 C•bln•t Renovation ~;~s.:~:: Ea~,!:~ :t,:"dUoT!f 1":!~d , ~1 &leotrtoal work s~~~.~e::;,-:,.:~~~c!~i Buy/MMradt 873""°385 ~°o~!~.ho~~lntg 0t~~I~ .rlnt :~~c~ ~!!4; Com _F_A_E_E_E_•_,_o_o_s_-4_4_4_9 R I fl I .. I \ E I A Duncan Con1tructlon \ I p u C C J T b Uc"'698845 378.Q371 Rarooflng Spech1U1t W•llpaper·P•lnttn11 •ace, ra n '"• pan La•"'-lhow•r• Rep'cl lt c • , c o a• a oba. Quality, ntegrlty, i---------. . • a num er: ,,. R E 978 Ou CJusl Cabinet• b~..,lnu1ll Th .... Dean of Tlla. c. 20 Yra Exp. 723--1985 ~u~.R:=.";o.2 care, Ken, 642·1770 I)lNDSCAPE & llmoa •nd chauffeurs TOP QUALITY F~~~r:~t. r:~213842 G~a~~::~~~an ~·::nt oba 645-4907 ...,24401 ramie new/rapalracl ,.. . r11ne 3808 print their "f.C.P. num· INT/EXT. Very 980.7721 315-0751/24 hr, ... KITCHEN CAlllNllT grcxrt, bathrm remodel CONrtnt"PWI a. LACrri•aL•CTRIC LAWN \,Jl,l\.g ber In all adVenl•• competitive, Uc 1648-THUNDER ROOFING ll'Tlmedlale Respensel Slalnacl 0, palnt9d. plumbing L4'870130 ~u• • 2S yra ••P· Fr .. eat. BAUUNG 3720 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii manta. II ~ou have a 228. Jay 714-650-5088 ._ • 1.,.,..,.--..,...-~~~- Varlaiy of flnlahH. f7UOOI or IMM528 MASONRY 3557 RM/Comm. Sr dlec. •••lo Y•rd M•lnt. question • Ou\ th• I• FOf all of your roofln1g Wa gal• ahouta nang l•238300 Ma..... gamy of a mover, llmo ne•cl1. Reroof/repo r. together Strip, lns11ll, Ucl6988<115 378.QJ71 "8utln9 .J11nk, Appll· L•wn;i Cl•enup•, or chautt•ur. call: PIANO• VOCAL Uc 639t44M6-4122 advice to the cra.zy CBllD r••• 3538 * lttt Prt-lft.·1l1t.o eno.a. Yard Clean.Up. Tr.. ttmmlneJ. Lt PubliC u111111.. ~e~sONS 3868 e.J1..a11 t enytlm• ---------· ~ 'fWf•W .... PINC!S eto ••• Call Mlk• Haullng 979.eaU c I I ~ CAJtl5 GIVU 3"S01 ctl~=--W_... =-== • DICD 3815 "UNK .... Te 2=9Dtu11• Lawn hrvtoe. Mow/ 71~~~1~~ TllEPHONE --· ---.., •,... r edge/IOd/sptlntllera/ 1 ________ Plano • VOie• ... aon. • SYSn.MS 3926 c ... fer aenlor• The anctc, IMoek, ._..,.,Tile C?t....._t.... cl p Al A•e~ ... 7t8 .u age•. ~Inning 10 iiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiii- H , WYSITTml Cone, P•tlo, Ortv.wey •1'8 •• OATn• Wiii Mui what Tra1h n·u · --PAINTING 3858 clanlc• b" degrMd •hon• J-~-b" J•"k omecar• + • app '· Z4 ttt/111891&'74CM09t l'peo, aeoa. "-'· .0 Vr ••WI I llttle9I ,....... M.n won't! eM tllM htve:.:;.;m~sg;..or~c~a~u~a~tt~et~5-liiiii~iii~lill~lll~ 1Hchat. a4o.1MT r aae"A7ACK ..... ~ma=-.>:::· bp. T...,.,A7•7"4 Aedwoocte Lll7MOe A R 'L D•NU •W.P. YOUNOOUlaT .,._. iliiCK•T•L£•STONI ~ eq.noe _ .. TB, ......... certng for aach lane> Pe4ntlnl c..r..._ P11!T ~!~~!'n:~· ~¥ ---------1 C111UfD'fG Pl•ln/atampect Con-• ......,-....... a-INIAU' I ac..,_ u If It ware my Qual. painting by prof'la jg 3510 UIVICIS 3541 cr•t• a Coallne• 'Jim"'•·•~ • PITlllSS 3140 own. l..an'V 854""'87~ Uclto20M Ina. SEIVICIS ••••••••I Uo.4' ... 141118 011...:ato ....... a...-.u.• .._ aoene Landacpng rreeeet.MW306 i-;;1Uaii"~Jii~•il-~~~~°"~·~·~"~·~-~1---... ··:ir= T I I •-1-1-.... ~Qu-......... ~, .. ~"---~-Pareon.ll&ad PM c.,. I• ~-··,. -a '"'O•Uon. r mmng ••• .. -..,.,_ ... ..-,... .. alij• Al Ulill DU Dr & Aamovala, Clean-PLUS touchupa, K~ al*flatWa No or ....,. "" * LM8 a1.-oo '* upe a Malnt, St. Lie. 24 Hr•. Rlc:h•rd Sinor .v.aa or worry. Uc. 3870 It'• th• •••i·tO-acc•11. Information+ pac91ed marketplace vlaltad ,.gulirlV • eu¢• ceaetutty • by ei.11 hllldt of conaumer•. OOVW9 ..-y.,,......, --~-...n• .aeeo2s. eeo.e1oe Lie .H0044 14W209 •n•. A-'• 873-71'4 ----------~-----·.----..... ------~~ Can'l t .. m to Qtl to all \hose repair Jobs around the house? "'"the ClaaaHled Service DtiectWJ '*P you find rttlable .. . • ..... Tl t " " • ' • j • ' • 'I 'f 1 TODAY'S csosswaRa ruzztE ]~~ _ with OMNI SHAJ1W '------------~ ....... ---~~------~!Md TANNAH HHtSCH '64 lndlan- 57 Loafed ACR088 1 wt'8ie 82 N»w. poet SS TNdle,.' liftl HANDLE WlTB OARE .. -·--4 .......... "''... '17 ... tlO .. DeMtl • .,. I.Oil, P'ullV u.decl. t.upe. Alf, 1'18, NC, ~. , .... ~ Metllllo Blu., 70.000 P/pkg, Uhr, allol' "-""· ...,._ ..,_,, orig mllff. M.IOO. (11,322080) 111,e 1 looka ..... 11750. '714-4~ Coata Meea Honda ....,... > .,. l5GeO ·•• ae;,a; .. , cOfl- 1100 'M UOll taK Ml = .... ~m = .~ 11 Elll*f 14 Soofta compleX 1 S Sirttiged &4 Loud es Not ,.iny 6&&.peo.. E~at· West vut'nerable. South ""'lt*HHI deals. •••lilllililllli .. llill ctwome whta, Ilk• l\U, ter-power euction would h.ve tbown the nid •-.•111111!1111!1~•·11111 nu plat••· S39,tt0 caaa • -· , auita and tolerance for.--1 ... btd-1• ..,. ·--·I -'91) noope,...., Black, 080 3e1-41SIJ • ...,, poftr btUea, ~ 18 Qol( IQOl'9 •fence ............ • ..... _ P/8, A/C, P/Wi C/C . crulH oontrol, only 1 der'1 tuit-. perfect delcriptioc o( Alt pow9t, ldnt cond. • "d •I 0 Y • ow,,.,. M111t Hll. North'• band. Since North-St>ut.h ~Jobo. (M8t00923) 113,488 -.,.-~-tt·-----9-1-50-HHO/obO. c.11 Andy, 67 Duckl' COUllnl DOWN 17 Feminist Friedan were not mnplO)'ina the convention 71 ...... 9277 Coeta. MH& Honda n~ 43'-6000 day1 or Jim ,.North opted (or a free two-levef ·ee Cimarron, Whtie, AT, 4»5060 Ne-9084 w ·18~·· ti f:'hyllcians' org. 20 Clriclnnlll team 22 Olsmille9 an 1 Bo11era punch 2 Crude metal 3 New.Jeney reapon1e in a au.it hi1her·tank.ina PS, AC, P/Pkg. Ith«, ·11 hntra'XE, Ory, Arr. 74 •11t1 new eng, alt, than opener's, and ao uncom(ort· •lloye, (01103814) ~ 1110 A/C, Hit ml, Tiit, r99, bett, grt trans, ~ .player , able three-no-trump contract waa 13&*8 Coata M•H • • t •re 0 • 0 • • • s1100 OBO. 54~ th.e r~-·•t. Honda~ (MC817492) $7777 . employee 24 Dreemup 28 Gab 4 Picnic pest ll::llW 7 •av ••• WRANQUR 4cyc. Coal• MH.e Honda 1---------Weet Jed the king of epadee and, * 8 ILL•• Red w/gray eon top 438-5050 • , AUTO PAIT$ 30 Dieters' meals 31 Loud blast ot 5 Country outing 6 Escapefrom SOUTH •A1085 c::>A8 when declarer held up the ace, con· 1· I ownerd-ee.ooo orig brand new btak• ;. 1••"" 300ZX Nl ... n ... Dl!Ba'ID ft2•0 · t· d · h b A d m' n" • am work, aw.a. AM/FM CUMtt• -• ~CAUi\ " v inue, wit t e queen. •econ $1500. 04o-49'8 atereo. Sseoc> OBO. 'Sliver, needa eomeliliiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii~iiiii music 7 Pen points 8 Put on (clothes) 9 "Grand- holdup by South forced Weet to a2 C9dHlao SevUle Call 873-3848, meeh & uphl rep. T· AUTO• TRUCK awitch, since a spade continuation Xlnt eond. 106K ml, 89 Cherokee Ltd top,bra,S2,500.83o.887:S Qlaaa lleplao•••nt 32 L.Jcorice.hl<e flavoring 33 Saya~n 10~ 3-17-95 . nuijMlnCel . 31 French hat 33 Comeback 34 Tolerate S5 Fliced (the ·46 Ayktoyd or Rather· <> 8 7 •KQ,982 w.ould concede a aecond trick in the yellOW+yetlow 1 .. thr · 1..aocMHHMHUS8 8Wt. The nine of hearts was covered anroof, Only 11850: ••4• 2dr, extended ---------50"' Ott lnatall'n w{ad. 37~~1 11 ,Nol together ' 12~anlmal 1~ Clean off ~ ~~ ~~din'-r "No~ by the ten and jack and taken with OBO (714) 146-8858 werr, 10 ml, gd epnd PONTIAC 9170 the ace, 'and the jack of diamonds 87 C~dll .. o Coup de -12•500/obo 875-2888 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TRADE 38 Bib41cal weeds 39 Heir knot 21 Prtnter's ~ ~':ti off 1• 1• J () was 8UCC881fully' firte11ed. ~eet Ville, Xlnt condt 125K Thlnk)og of having. emtslated declarer b)t twi~ .hqldi.Qg ml, mJdnlght gm ext, gerage •al•? '90 Grand AM, A/T, PIS, 'A/C, P/Plg, CC, tllt, aJ. Joya , (t.:C~f'1.845) ~5996 Co.ala Mesa 40 Sat 43 German nver 45 Mature 46 Tiara measures • piano) da 2JlfT PaM 8NT 52 Fqnnal nee p ... ·· 55 Camp bed • p ... up the ace of clubs when the.jack ble1:1• Int. Ol'lty $2995 GIL'.1 ua a ealll was led from ttie table and a low ··oeo._(714) 848-8858, · c04:J:r~:D through classified 642·5878. Honda 436-5050 · 1--------- 47 Terseness 50-Ann doll 51 Fas1ener 52 -cherry 23 Roman road . 24 Abraham's soo 25 Tropical lrui1 26 UFO passenger? 27 Fuel 36 AdVeraary 38 Tight ~ 41 Contrib\Jted 42 Newspaper bosses 56 Yale grad 58 Mother deer 59 Fib Opening lead: King of• club to the nipe provided acce88 to 1--------- the closed hand, CHEVROLET 9045 ,------------Ask experts which of the myriad Declarer used the entry to repeat liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 28 Wielded 53 Poem 29 What a 43 Salling ship's 44= 60 Curvy letter 61 Pigment conventions in common use today the diamond fine&se, then cashed 85 Che~ Cavlller they cons\der an essential weapon the ace, discarding the ten of Convert XJnt eond, in their arsenal, and we venture to spadea from hand, in the ho~ the 103K ml, wht w/ red suggest that the Negative Double . suit would break. When it did not. Int. new top, all ...,...-+---t---t would win overwhelmini!y. That is declarer exited with the ten of clubs power, Only $2450 a double by responder of an overcall to West's ace. West could cash the OBO. <714) 646-8858 ~+-T---t as a takeout bid rather than for king of diamonds, but was then •--------- penalties. . obliged to put declarer back on play FORD 9075 A Negative Double by North of with a spade, and two good clubs liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii West's one-spade overcall on. this gave South a total of nine tricJca. '87 MUSTANG. v~ --+---+--t--t--11·---------------.._...-...., ... -....-. ... ,;;;;,;------1 auto trans, amffm EMPLOYMENT AUCTIONS 6012 PETS & 5530 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ANIMALS 6049 TV, ELECTRONICS, NEWPORT MARINE SUPS stereo, eass, alloy wheels. Runs great, needs minor body work. $1800. 546-7157 STEREO 6080 BEACH 6169 DOCRS 7022 2 Orlon 12" XTR dual voice coll woof- ers. Bandpass enclo- sure & 700 watt Targa ampllfler Included for 1,100 Hm Gar Sale Ford Rd between MacArthur & San Miguel. 4 /1 8am•12 45 FT mooring & boat, great Npt end loc off Lido Isle. $12,000. 973·1717 or 644-8646 '90 Probe, Blue, 6-eyl, AT, PS, A/C and P/ pkg. (L5130169) $6~95 Costa Mesa Honda 436-5050 total price of $400/ -E"""a_t_a-te-L-lq-u-ld_a_t_lo_n_ GMC obo. 310-925-3057 9081 Sal• NBSat It Sun See AUTOMOBILES iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ad under Jewelry/Furs & 1••••••••• Arts 842·5000, 1• ••G•ARA--G•E•S•AL-•E•S• Eatate • Sale Udo Isl 1• Hm Of Artist. Palnl-CURA 9010 1994 QMC Suburban h a I f ·t o n , 4 w d , 1 O,OOOml, all options, as new $28,500 673·3432 GENERAL · 6102 ANTIQUE CAR SHOW AND GIANT RUMMAGE SALE Sat, March 18 8am-3pm Orange Senior Center 170 So. Olive, Orange More than 20 antique ears on dlsplayl FREE ADMISSION 1 n gs, furn. p I ants. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii glass, ceramics, lVs, '92 Acura lntegra GS 1---------Kllch Items, lndlan ar-Black, A/T, P/$, A/C, HONDA 9085 tlfa.ets, deslgner P/pkg. h~ather ABSliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii clothes, misc., (NS017397) $15,888 Fri, Sat, Sun 9-3. Costa Mesa Honda 107 Via Genoa. 436-5050 '89 ACC l.XI CP Sliver 6 spd PS, A/C, P/P/G, CC, tilt, mr, alloys GARAGE (KC087376) $8961 BMW 9030 Costa Mesa Honda EXTRAVAGANZA!!liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim1 __ 43_s-_5_o5_o~~~-M~~th ~ :~~ 9 '94 8301 Showroom '90 Accord LX Sedan, Cond are' d I Gray, A/T, P/S, A/C, PJ 8:00 • 2:00 • r . Y r ven, Pkg. C/C, tilt, stereo Collectibles, lamps, 3000 miles. Lt gray. eass. (LC067169) clothes, elec typewrlt-s35K1obo. 49s-1088 $8488 Costa Mesa ers, planters, pictures, Honda 436-5050 household and deco-N 1 CLASSIFiED ratlve Items & more. o room eft iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Auction Sealed bid, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ,_B_AL_B_O_A ____ _ Part-Time People Where ls/as Is. 1984 $500ttAll ESTATE SALE Rat1an 6107 Ima Loa Court in the garage It's the resource you Newport Crest can count on to sell a for the car? 1 d f h wanted to address la· 32 ft Cryatallner, fiber· AKC Pupplea & PENINSUIA bels for pay. You have glass. twin screw die-CFA·Kltt•ns a typewriter, computer sel, lly·bridge, sport with this ad & birch turn: rockers, --------- Superlormconderoga myr a o mere an· dlse Items, because GARAGE SALE A call to our columns compel or good handwriting. fisher. Hu been sub-We have the largest lnt'l L.O. rates apply. merged. may be In· selection of pedigree 1-809-474-4289 apected at Larson dogs & eats anywhere Real Eatate Shipyard, 2703 W. All loved & well Coast Hwy, NB, Ca, Cared for Betwn 7:30am·5pm. PETLAND HUNT BCH tables, antiques, beds, couchs, stools, lamps. Fri/Sat 10-5, 414 E. Oceanfront. 760-3632 SAT 8AM·2PM claulfled can qualified buyers to Misc household Items ealll and furniture. help · 642·5878 412 SIGNAL ROAD Run your ad in the Newport Beach Co~to Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mail it in with a check today! Run for a week! If your car does not sell we'll run it for another week FREE! All for $1 o• .-------·------------------: D y 5,5111 ~y CAR .. • .Addrets a., Zip """- • er.lit Card DMC DVISA DAM x I I bcp--t ,.__°*'~-- ..... __.... ______ _ Cl~ 0 -O .... Oal o.., o--o,...,;...., ;,,__ D_,_ 0"'""'-" o•..-· o-..-.., o_,. 0 1..-. a....,.._ a--g:._c.e g=-gt:..,-=- OM-l:J .... Oal O ... W-, • SIO /rx4 linet, $1.00 eot:li odtJitlow,I h --·----·····--------------· MALDTAftULB Busy walk·ln loclllon. comp plan. for lnl9f't1lw Submh bids to Pacific Nonheast corner of Marine Surveyors, PO Adams & Brookhurst Tomatoes, avocados· very ~esh. New llght -M-ov_l_n_g_S_a-le_T_a-nd_e_m_ ........................................................................................ .... bulbs 15¢, new gas bike, antiques, cloth· call Ron TIYIOr. r.I The"" •• ntlll ' Newport 673-7300 cans $1 .95. 7-7 SaV Ing, tools, Sat, Mar Sun, 2000 W. Balboa 18, 8am-3pm. 18US Leeward Lane. Box 3111, Long Bch. 963-4887 90803. Bids to be •--A-0-0-py-.-A-·P_E_T __ opened 9am, Mar 24, 1995. For more Info. Every Set & Sun at•--------- contact Pacific PETSMAAT, Fountain CORONA ---.--------Marin• Surveyora. Valley. Puppies, kit· •Set 3/18 8am-1:30• (310)434-5711. tens · and more. all DEL MAR 6122 2441 Viet• Nobleza Receptlonlat Type 35 looklng for lovlng, ear· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (the Bluffs) Hsehold wpm, heavy phones. Ing homes. CALL 597'.-ANT 1 QUE wag 0 n items, clths, books, misc. $1100+benefits. Call FURNITURE 6014 9037 for more Info. wheel, Belllnl crib, Kim, 846·0651. Beautiful male Dal· Mita OC2285 copier, ••••••••• Restaurant 2 7 tt Couch•• $100 matlon looking for a clothes (adult's & TRANSPORTATION P/T ASST DINING •• ch. elk high.back good family. Neutered boy's), twin box mat- anQ housebroken. tress, art work, lots ••••••••• RM SUPERVISOR vinyl desk-chair $100. Neeas room to romp. more. SAT 9-12, 4101h Protect yOur family from the . most dangerous aniroa1s on earth. For retirement com-Light brn recliner All callers will be Hellotrope (In alley) --------- munity in lrvlne. Sal-$200. 2 twin bds, $50 screened vigorously. 675·8686 BOATS 7011 ary DOE. Apply In per-each. 4 kitchen ehrs Only famllles wlll be BABY ITEMS, furnl-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii son, Regents Point, $50 all. 2 small light considered. Call 714-ture, stereo speakers 19191 Harvard Ave. blue velour chrs, $50 854·0041 . & clothlng. Sat Sam· 18' eleotrlo Newport Retail each, 847-6678 Columbian R•d·Tall 4pm, 518 Iris (In alley) packet, gooq eond, nu B I kl batteries, VHF, head. Out of Santa Fe 7 ft Sofa sleeper bed oa, n ce mar ngs, •Estate Sale Mar 18* $5900. 846-2289 Outpoat seeks txp'd good condition $150. approx 2 yrs old, 6' In 8am-12noon. Set of --------- salesperson for silver (714) 548-7592. length. Will sell with llv rm tables (Marge 9 ' AVON Inflatable with jewelry kiosk In Fash Isl. -,,...~,,.-,------aquarium & other ex-C ) B d t h d t fl ~ tras for S3SO/obo. Call arson e rm se . ar ransom, oor PT/hrly+ comm. FUTON pine frame, full 310-925-3057. grey leathr couch, en· boards, 4HP Mercury CallPoppy 644·5953 sz, black mat, llke 1..,,,,..----,,,.---------tertaln center, wave O/B. Boat & engine In RETAIL S new. $100. 723-4243 Free Cut firewood, etched glass dining good condition . h kA1LE1S 1 32 ---------euealptua, w. Costa rm table, llvlng rm $1200/obo. 665·5418 rs per w · nv lat on, Moving! Mesa. 548·0358. loveseat & footstool, 2 card & gift shop, Fash Entertain Cabinet, Sec-•---------twin bda +much --------- Island, NB. 759·7751 tlonal aota, wicker bed· FREE to good home: more. 4801 Surfey Or. POWER BOATS Sales Professlonal1 room set, OBO 644-4697 ':.~:::;o 2~~o~ma';~eoaa~ (Cameo Highlands). 7012 40K to 80K+ Queen Bed w 9rame 4 yra old. NEEDS a MOVING OVERSEAS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii North America's fast· $75. Twin bed $25, backyard. Very active Baby items, chlldren's eS1 growing training & end table $10. 67~71 and somewhat tern-clothes, toys, bikes, •ae Seara~ VIP w/'88 development com· ,..,.,..__,__,,,, _____ ....,,__ permental untll ad· bird cages, drasr, '88 50HP E\llnrude 0/B. pany. Leads provided. Wood Dining Rm Set Justa to new environ-Celle• convert, etc. No trailer. Good cond. 845-5000 ext 853 Complete+ Hutch. ment. Call 721·9621. SAT 8-1 , 311 Dahlla $2000/obo. 665·5418 Styllat wanted w/par· 546-9147 Aeaoued tlal cllental, NB salon, Spa~ed f•m•I• caL COSTA MESA 6124 •TOLLYCRAFT SF '89• TW 250hp Dsla 260 hra very eln $149/of/. comm. or rental. Tom ---------1yr old, orange & wht Wed-Sat 9-4. 644-1570 MERCHANDISE spots, domestic ahort·liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TEACHERS needed to MISC. 6015 hair, $30 adoption fee. Furniture, Antique• Fully vaccinated, gd 'N' More. Now open recruit host families iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii hm only, Heidi. 545-0897. to the publle. Corner At ·our docks. NORD YACHTS 714-673-8878 for French students Save abused and of 18th & Monrovia. ...,...,,,,..,.._..,..... _____ _ for the summer. Make Bab~ Dude Sale 18' Duffield Electric. up to $10,000. lnl'I on all Maternity 40% abandoned peta. Be a HALL TREE, curio Rare hard top eonv't Cultural Exchange off. Also avt ltema for volunteer/foster. Call cabinet, Tltfany lamp, model. Glove leather 1·800.930-4253 Infante to az 10. I buy 71 ... 597·9037. clothlng, book•, jade, aeats. Stereo. New Hll & trade. Cash for Ivory. 7 pea of French windowa, batterlea, EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 5533 Little Tlkea Toya. 25841---------Loula XVI Bombay charger & motor. Full NP Blvd (at Del Mar). MUSICAL cllblneta, bronzH, 1' cover $8800 675-3839 831-7363 lNSTlUMEHTS 6055 B•lglan eredenu, -------- Loula XVI dHk, 18th 18'ELECTRIC iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil BABY ITEMS·Llk• century love aeat, ml-9a·y •-•-•• new. Gerry fold·up Dark blue Jaokaon, crowave. mixers, Iota " BOAT PleaH be awere that crib w/mattrHa $25, Dinky XL w/reverae more. 714-444·1112 Newport Packet the llstlnga In this eat· Cosco pleypen $25, headatock. Been u .. d SAT only 1().4:30 by W.D. Schock Co. egory may require you Century carrier $15. only 3 11mea. Include• HOMB & OFFICE EXCELLENT CONOmON to call a 900 number 675-3275 Udo lele heavy-duty ABS road· furniture, refrigerator, 56900 * 660-9ooo I ease. 1500/obo. Call f n which there la a ""p""'u...,..,.N"'"T~S,...A_ll_E ___ A_C_R_E_S 310-925-3057. II n • n a , w om• n •a --------- charge per minute. Pl tr 1,. 1 cloth•• az 14 & up & SAil BOATS 7014 ne ff• "ga pot• mlae atuff. SAT Sam, ted, e-9• 120. Citrus, p•""'OS a. 1950 Tustin Ave. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii avocadoa-frultlng $10 uu' • MERCHANDISE Herba 11. Gal juniper• ORGANS 6059 PARKING LOT SALE •&ENSTIEAU 48f&• $1 , Shade/plne/cyprea Co1ta Mesa HS Grad Mintl S207lo'K firm. 4-9' $10. 90IMl'74-9422 LUDWIG /twv In Night, comer Fairview By appt. t t • ~ m or, & Arllngton, SAT 7·1 NORD YACHT8 ANTIQUES 6010 r:~~75. e:=: Sat Ontv 8am-2pml 71-M73-8878 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil PREE TO YOU 6022 Lota of good atuff 30, NORM croaa trl· fl'om 2 hae•. Cloth••. m•t•n & mooring lo- • BUV1NQ ITBM8• .. _ele HI== ""-t BICYCLES 8060 kid etutt, etc. M••• cated In • prime .,. .. From 18()().1960. 1 po r.... -Del Mar Traok1 at of Balboe tal. Xlnt to entire eatate. Paint-,,.. to home ll.eo.ndltlefted anc.e cornet' of Francia cond. Cuetom made lngs, booka, furniture, ~ vr• old, •pav-t. Like newt , ... 1100 • Lol'etl. aplnnaklf', malnaalf • etc. lmm9Cll•t• caah, (714)545-1129 841 .. 294 storm .. 11. Fl1h finder, top I . 073-0223 IV mtg a~"'GTON Loran; . VHP • more. lat•t• Uquld•tlon n:unn•y pn•o 1-5-P0-1-~--G----· v"1 u' Asking 118,950 tor full lale NBS.t & lun S.. """"60.lo.I\ • vaw uu BUCH 8140 package, Oall Mr. Id undef Jew.lry/Fun ' a Al? 6025 GOODS 6065 Lam, 31°'425-7837. Ma 142-5000. ------··1iiii'="~~~~· Ql•nt Oar RUMmatJ• Sale too much to lfat. ---------1 alTATa LIQUIDATION .. c Win......., 17H1 Mire Loma Cir· APPLIANCES 6011 IA&.& NB, for Private N~":,~·lt ele, Hunt Bch. Slet., & Collectora. Include• -fdwerdt. Set aam-12. •••,. l'r .. 19 cubic n. •Fr -1150 Preeur- '"Se.,.. 13. 1 QUble ft. upright. 117&. W/D o••· ••• ,., work• well, S100 for bOth. t41-CM171 W•etterlDrv•r t13S/HCl'I. OooO Con-dfllon. Prloe 1195 ........... meny nne antlqu.a. ,_seoo ___ ,_13CMM ___ ,a ___ , ________ _ vlt'ltage roi. ... & oth-l·s---.,-... -.. -----.,.. Ivory uelc & Good Jobi ~ /Q£.ll • cheH aet, antique WMn you write n.liablf 1tnlct1 SKI BOATS clocM, muMUm quaJ. a c1•ntd ad, lfY palntlngt, btonu lnctudt all lettrealln1 thlnp eiatu .. , ntat• ~ ..__ ,...... to bu7 .try, etc. Price below .... _ .. Wholee•. and 09' Cht Thie , .. • tun OnlJ. mufti 2901 w. '9cfllc coaat Hwy ti. 100 ... 2-5000, you Wint. h's all there every day In Claulflcd .. t .. '•• Kawaalll uo Jetakl. JUlt reblt. In 'M by Newpot1 a.adoo, Onry V9rY V9rY low hours. W!b9ach eland. 11500/ob0 . ...,...11 y