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~n supporu the idea Of
manning the HarbOr Patrol with
lifeguards -possibly from the
dty of Newport Beach -rather
than sworn sheriff's deputies.
Supporters say such a
privatization move could save
the county as much as $1.75
million and that marine safety
officers would be well qualiOed
to handle the water rescues.
Butopponenb -with
Orange County Sheriff Brad
Cates r~edly among them -
say~ law enforcement otricen lft'e needed for the job. • •
What do you think? ls
privali?tion of the Haroor
Patrol a good Ideal Should
Newport Beach lifeguards be
contracted for the job?
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' .
Do the bunny hop
on the beach today.
There will be lots of
sunshine, a few
Santa Ana breezes scurrying
around and temperatures warm
enough to melt your jelly beans.
See Weather, Page 2
Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
Idea floated -o privat~ze Harbor Patrol . . . .
. ~Bergeson · meets with former Newport marine director
to discuss the proposStl. The Sheriff's Department, which
.op&ates the pavol, is against the change. ·
BY EVAN HENERSON, SrArF W1u1r11.
NEWPORT BEACH - A Har·
bor Patrol operated without uni·
tormed sherifrs deputies is hardly
an outlandish prospect, according
to Fifth District Supervisor Marian
Bergeson.
The Harbor Patrol, which main-
tains a station in Newport Dcach,
is one of several county services
which could be privatized or taken
over by' cities, Bergeson said. The
supervisor recently met with
former city Marine Director Dav id
Harshbarger to discuss a proposal
to privatize the harbor patrol.
The proposill would include ju·
ri sdiction over Huntington Oeach,
Sunset Harbor* and Dana Point,
according to Dergcson.
'!It's an intriguing concept, but
(Sheriff) Brad Gates is resisting it
strongly," Bergeson said. "l'll con·
tinue to push. I th ink the prob·
lcms could be ironed out."
The proposal, according to
Bergeson, calls for a scf\ ice that
would not operate 24 hours and
would be staffed by marine sakty
officers rather th an sworn sherift's
deputies.
An adjunct plan might include
cont racting with the city to use city
lifeguard!>. · ·
The concept proposes a savings
of Sl.75 million. However, Sheriff
G'atcs 1~ cunc~rncd about the -ef·
fects of opcr.lling the harbor pa·
trol without !>WOr n officers, accord-
ing to 13ergcson, who believes a
lifcgunrd·opcratcd harbor patrol
"ould be appropriate.
"The nc\:J b different," Dergc·
~on ~aid. ··~lo:,t boat·rel:ited ilC·
tivitics 1molve swimmers or cap-
siLed bu:i ts. There's more of a
1H!cd fur marine ~afcty expe rtise."
See PATROL/Page 6
SPRING BREAK Charity's
sack lunch
program. Kiwanis help
youngsters get
into the swim
A bout 260 Costa Mesa el·
ementary school kids arc
spending their spring
break in basic training.
Basic swimming training. that
is.
The students, from kindergar-
ten through sixth grade, are par-
ticipating in The Newport-Costa
Mesa-Irvine YMCA's annual
Free Easter Begin To Swim Pro.
gram all this week. The program,
sponsored by the Corona dcl
Mar J<jwanis Club, is designed to
provide b:lSic swim instruction
such as. noating, breathing and
kicking to children who would
othef\vise not be able to afford
such training, according to Jan·
ice Kellogg, YMCA aquatics di-
rector.
"It's so that they can get a
start on being at least somewhat
water safe," Kellogg said. "Plus,
it's really a fun program."
The program is fully funded by
the J<jwanis Club and supported
with the help of volunteer in-
structors. Students, from schools
like Wilson, Whittier and Pnul-
arino, have mcl each morning,
since Monday, for a half-hour
swim class. And on Friday, each
participant will receive a certifi-
cate of completion.
-By Annette CIJ:Jvez
MM.C MAllTIS/DAllY PILOT
Marissa Ramirez, 7, gets some help from swim instructor Gina Newton during lessons sponsored by the Corona del Mar Kiwanis.
MAllC ~tAanH/DAILT P1LOT
Beth Snelgrove, 14, of Newport Beach gets a good dousing
of water after being burled In the sand near 29th Street.
School's out and huge crowd flocks to beach
BY MARY ANN HAllMON
STAil' Warrtll
T he weather's warm, spring
break is in full swing and
the beach is the place to
be.
Students frorri all over the
county trilded in their books and
backpacks for surfboards and
sunscreen Tuesday as warm
temperatures hit the coastal area
just in time for spring break.
airs loaded down with
..bchch-going stud~nts, towels,
beach chairs and surfboards
packed all beachbound lanes of
Newport Doulev.ird Tuesday
afternoon, bringing traffic on the
strip to a crawl.
Ne"".port Beach lifeguard Doyd
Mickley sa iJ a summer-sized
crowd of up to 65,000 people,
mainly milde up of the spring
break set, were J rawn to the
sand and surf Tuesday.
The pleasant temperatures
went up to 76 degrees in
Newport Deach. The good
weather should stick around this
week, with a chil nce of partly
cloudy skies this weekend, said
National Weather Service
Me teorologist Dob CDri.
Nice weather - plus a hip
social scene -brought Shaina
Gowers and her friends out to
4 lst Street beach on Tuesday
afternoon.
''This is the pl ace to be
because you see people you
lnow," said Shaina, an
eighth-grader at TcWinkle
Middle School. .. If )'Ou'rc going
to the beach to sec friends, this
is where to go."
And the relatively chilly
56-degrec water diJn't l eep the
girls from taking a quick plunge.
"We went in anyway, even
though it's cold," said Mauree n
Flynn, an eighth-gr:ide r ill Costa
Mesa High School. "Just
because it's so hot out."
The cool water kept most of
the crowd on the sand, leading
to a minimal number of rescue
calls, Mickley said. Lifeguard
staff was increased for Easter
week, with a full Jeep patrol and
people on duty in at least half of
the tower ~tations, Mickley said.
•
suspended
..,.. Share Our Selves will not
se rve midday meal to the
ho meless for two months
to see if crime decreases.
COS I A ~11 SA Uuckling
under pre~ urc !rum uty uf11c1als
ant.I resident!>, Share Our Schcs
pll\ erty relici center \\ill d1)con·
tinue ib ~aek lunch proi;,ram lor 60
J:iy), bcgin11i1 g m ~1on<l.1y.
·1 he acer.c' \\ill. ho\\C\Cr, con·
unue oltcru;g i:-. iood mcJk.1!
and fin:mc1:il as~bt.1nce programs.
"l h1' ,11?gre~!>l\'!O: operJt1onal
change is .1 re ... ponsc to the seric'
of n11.:ctir1g\ conducted by cit~. po·
lice anJ sef\ice proviJcrs over the
past si.x months," SOS director
Karen McGlinn sJ1d in a notice
distnbuteJ \\1th sJck lunches thb
\\Cek.
''Throughout these meetings,
re~idents .111J police outlined a
continu.11 pattern of nuisance be·
h:ivior .1ttnbu1ahle to the homeless
popubt1on anJ Jcfincd the scf\ mg
of s.1ck lunches as a supporti\c
scl"\ice "h1ch ullu,,s fur this ir-
respo11~1blc b1. ha\ ior ...
During these meeting~. residents
have complained about transients
urinat111g in public, committing
petty thefts, panhanJlmg and dis-
pb) ing d1sruptl\c or :iggres~1\C be·
h:t\iOr.
Dy d1-.co1111nu111g the program
fo r :i pe11od of time, SOS and city
officials hope to determine wheth-
er that bdtJ\ 11>r is in any way
hnlcd to the agcncy·s distribution
of i.acl lunchc ....
During th 1t 60-d:iy period, po-
lice \.\ill rnon11or the nu mber of
police calls tu the area and com-
plaint:. from residents.
''At the end of the trial period,
if there b no measurable differ-
ence 111 the problems a~c1ated
with the homeless, a public state·
ment {in) support of SOS (will be
offered)," McGlinn said.
"If a measurable difference is
achieved, SOS will assess co ntinu·
ancc of the program."
On Tuesday, Mayor Joe Erick-
son praio,ed the effort, saying it
shows the ngency's willinsne s to •
''ork with the community.
"It shows good faith on their
See LUNCHIS/P•9e t .
Neighbors of proposed athletic
lacllltY have more lftl&Stlons
lllllDI Change of si:enery helps Hubers heal ; ·
~ Residents living near the
old Costa Mesa High farm
say they want specifics
about how the project will
affect them.
Bv M.uv ANN HA.iMON1 SrMr \Vlllrn.
COS f A MESA -A(ter li!iten-
ina to the foclli Wcdne~dny niaht
about a propo~cd 1ports facility ut
'11e old Co)ta Mc a lli~h Schou!
form. Mcsn dcl Mar residents ~till
huvc more question .
l~c)hJcnt Decky Murtin ummcd
-·
fate of owls at former farm site
concrcns student.
Sec story/Page 6
up many or the homeowners' con-
cerns ut u homeowner's auociation
mectin~ Tueeday nigrtf.
She a kcd why there wasn't n
buffer scparatina homes on Loren·
20 Road from the fields, how
noise nnd li~hts will be pruvcntcd
from lipping into back yards, hnd
wlrnt the city plans to do obout the
incrca cd tramc.
he f.AAM/P•1• t
TD 1111 11111 -
Corc>N Ciel Mar Htgh's
baseball tum advanced to
today's cham~&J:me Of the Pride Of the TOUtNmenL
SH SportslPqe 7 .....
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~ From their new home
across the country, Dennis
and lone Huber express
disappointment that the
man accused of killing their
daughter Denise won't go
to trial for another year.
Bv C.U.oLYN Miu.la, StAu Wt.11 l
Snow fell durina the night and
.was already ~ginnina to melt by
afier~oon, lone )'tuber reported
TUesdny from her new home in
Nurth Dakota.
As soon as the spring sun begins
to thaw the snow nnd soften the
ground, the hendstone with her
daughter Denise's pretty face cn-
eravcd in black granite \\ill be
ploceJ on her grove in South O;a·
kota. The 1n cription will re:u..I:
"You will always be lo.,.ed.''
Another tcp in the len~thy
healin& procc s for lone and her
hu~band Dennis.
Seven month ago, the couple
moved to a new three-bedroom
home in the •uburb of M:md:1n
out~idc or lfom:m:k, far away.from
their former .home in Nc"porl
Beach -a pl.ice that hold bolh
plcas:rnt nnJ painful mcmoric •
"We're Joina OK,'1 Jone iJ in
a telephone interview Oli he en· • jo~·cd a cozy afternoon by the fire ·:
\\1th Dennis. "There's still a lot of •
pain and we till have a lot or day :
''here \\C carry (Deni e' death}
with·u ."
Deni w:.s 23 "'hen he di np·
pc3red in June 1991 after her tar •
broke down ulong the Corona dcl •.
Mor freeway. Three year later, • •
the con t:ml htaunting question q( •
"'hat h:tppcned to lheir d3u&htcr •
\\3li nnS\\ercd. Her body w
found IAJI July in Arizona, in a
frccicr uwncd by John Famaharo,
37.
111t' .\O ~nscl ," lone :aid.
''She hud so much to Ii~ for and
2 Wednesday. April 12, 1995 Newport Beach/Coata Mesa Dally Pilot
HI IS
A marketing consultant ond
volunteer extraordinuirc who lives
in Newport Deach. After
marketing Mickey Mouse for 38
years, Lindquist is ready to move
on to different challenges. He
was recently named interim
executive director of the Orange
County Sports Association to
replace Don Andersen, who
re~igned.
A TRUE HOLLYWoo'D KID
Dorn in Chicago, Lindquist -
"a spoiled only child" -moved
to California at age 4. Lindqui~t
attended Hollywood High School,
served in the army for 22 months
and then earned a degree in
advertising from the University of
Southern California.
Lindqui~l worked a~ a radio
and telcvbion director al an
advcrtbing agency before
becoming Dbncyland's first
ad,cnbing manJgcr in 1955.
MICKEY AND JACK
In his early years at
Di~ncyl.rnd, Lindquist introduced
LOCALS ONLY
for high school seniors; New •
Year's .Eve p;Jrties and uontc •
Night," '
In 1978, Lindquist landed the
position of senior vice president
0£ marketing for Walt Disneyland
Attractions. Suid Lindqubt,
"Mickey (Mouse) has been very
good to me."
Although he still visits
Disneyland, Lindquist has not
been inside the Tiki Room for 20
years and won't ride in the
twirling teacups because they
make him sick. ..
Dul, he still loves "Pirates 6f
the Car~bbcan" and 1"ll's a Small
World." Jn fact, when "Sm.all
World"·debuted at the New York
World Trade Center, Lindquist
rode it hundreds of times. "That
song is indelibly inscribed upon
my brn in," said Lindquist.
Lindquist retired from Disney
on Nov. 18, 1993, Mickey's 65th
birthday. Quipped Lindquist, "I
figured a 65-ycar-old mouse
didn't need a chaperone
:inymore."
ANOTHER WORLD
In October 1993, Lindquist and
his wife Isabella moved from
C£1Y EDITOR IIUS YOKOI, 574-4233
PILOT PIOftLl1 JACK LINDQUIST
taking golf lessons. an annual Volunteer Day in
Orange County.
Orun~e County.
This year. on April 22,
Liodquist hopes for an even
larger turnout.
Lindquist also helped establish •
the Sports Hall of Fame, nn
exhibit of Orange County sports
memorabilia now located in
Anaheim Stadium. "Orange
County has a tremendously rich
history of athletes and athletics,"
Lindquist said. "h 's an i!llportant
pnrt of t~e fiber of this count('
PROUD TO SERVE
Lindquist's service list includes
such organizations as the Boy
Scouts, Chapman University and
KOCE. In 1990, Governor
George Deukmcjian honored
Lindquist with the "True
Champion of Tourism" award.
And, this month, USC
presented Lindquist with the
USC Alumni Merit Award in
recognition of worthy
achievement that has rcnccted
credit upon the university.
-Sto1y by Anna Marie Stolley,
-photo by Don Lcpcll
• the concept of ticket books and
: cre:itcd special night programs,
• ~uch <1S the "Gr:.id Night" events
Villa Park to Newport Beach. In
addition to his volunteer work,
Lindqubt is starting his own
marketing consulting firm, and
Lindquist; who is 68, abo sails,
plays tennis and enjoys his 16
grandchildren. "J'm just not cut
out to just si t in a rocking chair,"
he said.
He devotes much of his energy
to volunteer work. He lives by
this philosophy: "If you've been
fortunate enough to prosper in a
community, you owe a Jot to that
community."
As chairman of the Volunteer
Connection, Lindquist organized
"h 's amazing what can be done
in a day," said Lindquist. Last
year, 9,000 volunteers cleaned,
painted and performed other
charitable works th roughout
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• BIRTHS • Ro~c M. r.lcSwuln, 100 on ficb. 17
•Thomas V. Du11d, 71 on f'eb. 27 Most ~cent births in Ne11port H1·a1 11 am/
Custa ftlesa.
ST. JOSl!PH HOSPITAL
FH, 21
•J ohn C. Kinky and Julie J. lkluHl.y, Co'>l:l
Mc);1, girl
MARCH 11
•Arthur and Susan Roth, Co)IJ r.lc>.1, boy
MARCH 29
• D111·id und l\larthu CurtcL. Co)la l\k).1, i;irl
• Du1 id und Kurcn Cunt, Co\IJ l\k).I, boy
DEATHS
Molt r<•CC'nt dC'11tll~ :IS n·port<'d to tht• Or:wgc
County Uecurder's Offlt'<'.
COSTA MESA
• n.1, I inn Patfoun, ~O on fcb 17
• ~lildrld II. Sandtr, S9 on fcb. 1\1
• Li111Ja C. SurlJtr, 37 un I ,b, 21
• RolJcrl II. Carter, Mon Feb. IS
•Terrence C. lluul·I., 67 on Feb. 22
•William U. ue Jr., 85 on Feb. 25
•\'Iona Cantrdl, 72 on fd>. 28
• ltc111 !-'.Groth, SO on Feb. 25
• Gcorgc P. Pozar Jr., 82 on f'cb. 2-1
NEWPORT BEACH
•Thomas M. Osborn, 77 on Feb. 20
• Murgurcl C. Chud"cll, 96 on Feb. t8
• l~ulh V. Kraus, 8-i on Feb. 23
• Syh iJ E. Oberman, 9:? on Feb. 26
•Allee J. ltulxcr, 91 on Feb. 25
•Cecil C. Uro11n, 9.l on Feb. 27
•Charles J. Mcd1cd, 6$ on Feb. 24
• Jul.c J, Lucllu, 68 on fcb 22
•Anne ~I. Carey, 92 on March I
• Eul.1 i-·. Daniels, SS on Feb. 25
• ;\lildrcd L. Ti111111u11s, 9-t on Feb. 26
• ClllTord D. Vaughun, 70 on I eb. 27
• \\'ibon V. \\'uodman, 71 on Feb. 28
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ALMANAC
l'otus Sanchez, on Feb. 3 in Santa Ana
• Lunce JI. Rachl'ls married Brem.la L Torrez.
on 1·cb. 4 in Long Deach
• Stephen It. murrled Jerel) n E. Tai:uc, on Feb.
4 in Costa Mesa
•Andrew A. l\lohr married Julie A. l'i~rce, on
J:1n. 28 in San l\la1 ino
• ltobert C. Simpson married Celia 8. Barbosa,
on Feb. S in lr"ine
•James C. Kadrle married Deborah A. :\lclc:an,
on rcb. 4 in C~ta Me~a
• Yo11i: W. Kim married r.Jia K. Kim, on Feb. 6
in Santa Ana
• Tu.111 Q. Ni;u)Cn married Thu·llue T. Ngu)cn,
on Dec. 31 in Ga11kn Gro\'c
•Jose Lugu mamed Lucina M:ilfa\011
hrnandci, on reb 4 in Costa Mc>a
•Frederick L. Co1hh11ll married ~hlluh A. Uhl,
on Feb. 11 in Newport Oeach
• Uri.an C. Lc:c married Turua A. l\lurlllo, on
fcb. 11 in Co~ta r-k~a
• l'ctcr R. Aparri lllJrried lloun' 11. Tong. on
feb. 9 in Sa111a 1\n:a
• Scou A. Cureton married Yictorlu R.
\'illulobos, on Feb. 11 in Santa Ana
• Clu~rppr D'Elia married Simone P. Da Rocho,
on f'eb. t I in Santa Ana
• Cu:.ad:.alupc Jimrnu Munoz married llcldi M.
WEATHER
TEMPERATURES
Newport Beach
611/57
Balboa
68/57
Co)ta Mesa
75/58
Corona dcl Mar
70/57
SURF FORECAST
LOCATION SIZE
~Vedge 1·3 \V
Newport 1 ·3 w
Blacl..ies 1 ·4 w
River jelly 1-'I w
Cd.\1 1 ·l w
BOATING
Light winds this
morning ch;inging
west to south\\est
15 I.nots by
ilHernoon, 2 foot
wind waves, 5 foot
\\<esterly swell.
Light winds tonight
under cle;u skies.
TIDES
TODAY
First low
1 :SJ a.m ........... 0.8
Fir~! hii;h
7:51 a.m .•......... 4.5
Second low
2:03 p.m ........... 0.3
Second high
8:111 p.m ........... 4.9
THURSDAY
First low
2:3 1 ;i.m ........... 0.3
First high
11:47 a.m ........... 5.3
Second low ........... .
2:35 p.m ........... 0.3
Second high
8:4 7 p.m ........... S.3
\V~ler Temper~lure: S7
..,.... . ....
• '
lloru, on Feb. 7 in Costa Me~a
•Alonso Enriquez Franco married Imelda
J imcncz J lmcncz, on Feb. 11 in C~la Mesa
NIWPORT HACH
• Kc\ln C. Daly married Uso M. Poole, on Feb.
4 in Yorba Linda
• Craig W. McCoy married l\lak.lko Takahashi,
on Feb. 4 in Newport Beach
•Robert J. uory Ill married Candace C.
Kovach, on Feb. 4 in Newport Deach
• Russcll L. ll:irris married Jcnnircr L. SlrcilT,
on Feb. 11 in Santa Ana
• Sean M. Sherlock married Melissa A.
Chopman, on Feb. 4 in Seal lleach
•Abby Bancrjcc m:irried Cynthia K. Jucobc'c, on
Feb. 4 in Orang~
• llubcrt A. JclTries married Brenda l'ulauolu,
on Feb. 14 in Newport Oeuch
•Johannes 1\1, Foccher married Judith K. Mock,
on Feb. 11 in Santa Ana
•Aaron J. Srnlth married Victoria D. Lt'onord.
on Feb. 11 in Palos Verde
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Rtetnt rrDI tSIDlt SD/ts as rrporttd by tht
Co11ti11rntul Latl')l'N Titlt Co. in Santa Ano.
COSTA MISA
• 934 GoHnor St., S77.500, 3 bedrooms. I bJlh,
to M. Duchorm
• 97-1 CoHnor St., S 14.l,000, 3 bedrooms, I bath,
lo Turner trust
• 2116 Wullucc Ave., $174,500, 4 bedrooms, 2
baths, to J. &. R. Rodrli:uu
• 1943 Fcdcrul A\c., $162,000, 3 bedroom~. I
b:ith, 10 £. Rubio
• 950 Doi:\luod St., SIS'.!,000, 3 bedrooms, I
bath, 10 V. & II. Hiord:rn
• 943 Ccd:ar l'IUCl', Sl72,000, 4 bedroom~. 2
bath~. to L. & A. Aguilar
NEWPORT HACH
• 601 Lido Purk Drhc 2C, SS30,000, 2 bedrooms,
2 V2 baths lo D. Kessel
• 601 Lldu l'urk Urhc 4A, S-125,000, 2 bedrooms,
2 Y? baths 10 A. & B. Muson
•GO! Udo Purk Drhe 70, SS3S,OOO, :?.
bedroom~. 2 baths to Fondren trulit
• 260 Coi:ncy Lune No. 309, S135,000, 2
bedrooms, 2 baths to L. Nlnburg
• 950 Coency Lone No. 108, $137,500, I
bedroom, I bath to R. & M. Sidor
• 270 Coioey 1.Dnr No. 101, SIS0,000, 2
bedrooms, 2 b:iths to C. Cooley
POLICE FILES
COSTAMISA
160 block or Magnolia: A suspect cut the
lock and hasps of o garage, entered and
took a cordless drill complete with ba11cry
and charger, and a hand drill all worth
$280.
2200 Harbor Bh·d.: A women wcnl to p:.iy
for her merchandise ofter shopping, but
when she looked in her purse she no1iccd
her wallet was missing. The victim said her
unzipped purse had been in the child's scat
of her shopping cart.
300 IJlock or Victoria: A seven-piece drum
set worlh SS,720 was reported stolen from
the back of a 1970 van.
990 W. 19th Street: An unknown SUS(>".Cl
rcporlcdly entered a locked GMC I ltgh
Sierra truck and stoic :i cellular phone,
ndapter and ba11cry :ill worth S695.
NEWPORT HACH
19700 block or Port Nelson: An unknown
suspect took a victim's S500 cellul:ir "flip"
phone from his unlocked Suburban.
•Stoonl>rk, Brick Pa~
Walls, mxs, Coocrett
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J130 block or Bockbny Orhc: An unkno\\n
suspect took deplh·findcr equipment and n
receiver from where it was stored over the
helm of n 1994 aluminum 24-foot cabin
cruiser boat.
2SOO block or Bamboo Strccl: An unknown
suspecl allegedly stoic a Colt
semi·automatic gun worth S600; 20 silver
1992 Desert S1orm commemorative coins
worth S200; anti five silver Pnnnmaian
collector's coins worth $200. The items,
packed in boxes in the garage with
approximately 300 other boJCcs, were
possibly stolen while the victim was moving
to another residence.
1800 bl()(k or Beryl Lune: A $150 Schwinn
bike, left unsecured leaning against a wall
near the front of the victim's garage door,
was reponed stolen.
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N OT YOUR USUAL
DROP-BY INTRUDER -
The doorbell bonged the
other day, and there stood the
daughter of "America's most
nototious serial murderer."
~he thru~t at me a thick object
which -with my temporarily
impaired vision -could have
• be1!n a blunt instrument. Uut any
fear was.dispelled by her
triumphant smile.
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What Jnnlce
Kno\\ llon was .
handing me was
a book encased
in a
hot-off-the-press
cbver 'Of her
long-awaited
'tome titled
"Daddy WU the
Black Dahlia
• Killer."
Local
Scene
Just the lurid
cover, with
blood-dripping
letters. The book
itself, being
published by prestigious Simon &
Schuster, won't hit the nation's
stalls until August. Meanwhile, she
was showing me the jacket
wrapped around another
paperback.
Most local-folks will remember
Knowlton from her five-year
engagement with the Showcase
Singers at Five Crowns restaurant
in Corona del Mar. She's also
sung at countless other venues
• here, many for charity functions.
What only n few admirers lnew
•was that Jan's traumatic memories,
suppressed for more than four
decades, began surfacing only a
few years ago. Working with
consultants and author MJchocl
Newton, known for investigative
books on the Ku Klux Klan and
the FBI, she's painfully assembled
a shocker.
Her story leaves no doubt that
her psycho father, George F.
Knowlton, viciously murdered a
Hollywood actress, Ellzobcth
Short, dubbed The Black Dahlia,
back in January 1947, nnd was
suspected of having committed
other horrible killings.
"It is one of the most
enduringly fascinating crimes in
American history," blares the
book's cover. "'But the mystery of
the Black Dahlia murder remained
unsolved for nearly half a century,
until now.
"Janice exposes her father's
30-year rampage of rape and
murder in this astonishing
survivor's testament -and
provides persuasive evidence that
Los Angeles law enforcement
authorities always knew the
shocking truth."
Huh, what's that again? ls it
being alleged here that the LAPO
knew more than it was telling
~bout ghastly mun.Jcrs?
Now that part is pretty hard to
believe. Ain't it, OJ. trial junkies?
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SPEAKJNC OF SUPPRESSED
MEMORIES -During Jan
Knowlton's visit on Saturday, our
thoughts went back more than a
decade, when I was laid low with
diabetes ar UCl Medical Center. I
was just lying there, talking with
wife Kitty and Marsh1lll Klein,
when a nurse announced two more
visitors. And in walked author
Vick Knight, posing as a rabbi
(complete with yarmulke), and a
female attired in nun's habit and
oversized dark glasses.
Before we could recognize the
"nun" as Jan Knowlton, she had ·
climbed into bed with me.
Someo.ne snapped photos, Kitty
went jnto near-shock, and Vick
prepared to administer last rites ..
' Thls must've helpi:d my ·
recovery. A short tame later, a
high-ranking member of the
hospital staff suggested that I
seemed ready for discharge, and
might ·be happier convalescing at
home.
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TACO MESA? -It takes two
to taco and I certainly upheld my
end in the latest innovative
fund-raiser staged by Share Our
Selves, the Costa Mesa-based
charity organization.
The offbeat occasion was "Wild
and Crazy T:ico Thursday," when
Newport Central Library to host Family Day event April 22
Parents and children are invited
to f amily Duy, a free pro$ram of
hands-on art, :ilOries, music and
other entertainment on April 22 at
the Ne"port Dcach Central Li-
brary, 1000 Avocado Ave.
Spe cial event:, include a puppet
program with :itorytellcr U:irbara
Klein at noon in the friends'
Meeting Room; a performance by
The Pacific Chorale Children's In·
tcrmediate Chorus at 2:30 p.m.
and ongoing face painting in the
Damboo Courtyard.
The event is part of the lmagi·
nation Celebration of Orange
County and the library's Diamond
Jubilee, celebrating 75 years of
service.
For more information about
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an assortment of Our Town's
stellar chefs gathered to create
exotic stuffings for folded tortillas.
The Golden Truffle's Alon
Creeley loaded his "soul slaw"
tacos with murinated crawfish, and
offered salivating patrons a choice
of Caribbean "ketchup'' or fiery
"voodoo. sauce."
five feet's equally-puckish
Mlchtlcl Kong came up with a
filling of :iwcet-and-sour smoked
salmon con strawberries.
The Newport Meat cOmpany's
TccJ Gray stuffed his shells with
veal parmigiana, plus vegetables
juli~nnc.
Kayaki's Jack Ka_lusti~n jettied
for stuffed calamari.
Pascal's Pascal Olhats created
. ta cos filled with duck confit and
pate de foie gras, sans trufnes, in
wine sauce.
Antoine's Jean Pierre
Lemanlssicr ste wed rabbits, with a
wild plum sauce.
Sarah Scott of Mondavi Wine
and Food Center proudly
presented Cabernet-braised duck.
It all went down well with the
growing numbers of supporters for
richly-deserving SOS, seeking
funds for expansion.
But how docs this well-sated
gringo say "Urp" in Spanish?
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. Latest Upper Castaways plan seems to plase all
~ The proposal. approved by Newport council, will keep
the park site as natural as possible and limit grading.
BY EVAN Ht!NBJl.SON1 SrArr Wam:a
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the existing plan was given serious intersection nther than from Cliff
consideration and that the church nnd Dover.
would be part or the negotiations. Over the p:ist two months, resi-
"1 expect there will be some de-dents also raised objections to a
velopment agreement between the proposal that would move baseball
city and the church," Kirlin-and soccer fields into the passive
After getting oft to a late
start, members of the planning
committee for the nnnu:il Grad
Night party nt Costa Mesa
High arc now worried they will
foll short of their $15,000 fund·
raising goal.
Sullivan is now recruiting p:ir-
ents to make follow-up phone
calls 10 businesses.
NEWPORT llEACH -A con·
cept plan for the Upper Castaways
passive pnrk, approved by the City
Council Monday, appears to satisfy
both nearby homeowners and of·
ficials from th e Newport Harbor
Lutheran Church.
designs, ploces parking ot the in·
tersection or Cliff nnd Dover
drives. Decause the city wiJI rnke
some of the church's parking area.
the City will give up a portion or
city-owned fand to the church at
another location on the site.
Church and city officials w;ll de·
termine the configu(ation or the
parking in later meetings.
• H:ickett said. "J hope we'll soon · aren and would give n section off
be n~ceting an.d talking with the · 16th nnd Dover back to The Irvine
city so this ctin ge t rolling." Co. for additional homes. The Ir·
Glover, who hosted several com· vine Co. eventually withdrew that
munity meetings to try 10 uchieve proposal nnd decided to proceed
dosign consensus among the with the plan approved by the city
homeowners, church and ci ty, in November of last year.
agreed that the approved concept Once the city's public works
design appeared to meet the com-staff develops a new design, the
munity's-nee<Js. A traffic signal :it new plan will come back to the
Cliff and Dover would be part or Parks, Deaches and Recreation
the plan as well, Glover s:iid. · Commi,.ssion and to t.he City Cou11-
More th:u1 700 letters a~king
for donations were sent to local
businesses, but only 17 have re·
sponded. And charging seniors
$50 per ticket will not cover the
cost of the all-night celebration,
designed to be an alcohol· and
drug-free event.
Parent volunteers are also
scarce this year. Grnq Night
Commi11ee coordinalor Jann
In addition 10 soliciting do-
nations, comm ittee members
have raised funds through a
firewood sole, a rummage sale
and the sale of Costa Mesa
fish Fry raffle tickets.
Meanwhile, a decorating
committee started planning the
renovation and redesign of the
sets for the event, which will
turn the two school gyms into
scenes depicting a "magical trip
arouf\d the world. v ·
To donate, volunteer or
more infotmation, call Sullivan Several provisions requested by
Councilwoman /'lorma Glover nre
de)igned to minimize grading and
keep the site in as natural .. state
as possible. ·
• "We've been emancipate-d from
a complete reconfiguration <l.11d re --
·: development of the natural land,"
• said John Sturgess, president of
: the Cliff Haven Homeowners As·
: sociation. "\Ve made progress and
· I couldn't be happier."
' Site Option D, which the coun-
cil ~elected unanimously from four
The city will not gr:ide an old
access road leading from Dover
Drive ·to Upper Castaways. Nor
will the city COQStruct any ad·
ditional sidewalks on Dover Drive,
WJ\ile th~ emphasis will be on
leaving the site in as natural a
state as possible, minimal upper
area grading will allow for drain.-
age away from the bluffs.
Pastor Bill Kirlin-Hackett, of
the ,. Newport Harbor Lutheran
Church, said he was pleased that
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Early plans for the passive park appears to have ended.
design drew criticism from resi· "Nothing is ever all over, but
dents who believed excessive grnd· the council direction was pretty
ing would ruin the character of the clear," said John Wolter, city co-
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot Wednesday, April 12, 1995 5
Vehicles break-ins
plague community
Residents protest city approval
of Victoria Street halfway house
Whether it's a brnnd-new Jeep Wrangler or
a. 1973 Che~ van, vehicles in all shapes and ~1zes arc be1~g broken into frequently on the
streets, park111g lots and shopping centers of
Newitort Deach and Costa Mesa.
~ They say Costa Mesa already
has enough recovery facilities.
Bv TINA Boll.CATI'A, STAFF Wa1na
. An'd once the perpetrator is inside, nothing
1s safe! -cellular phones, stereos and spcak-
ets, gym bags and golf clubs. Or in some inci-
dents,, the outside of the vehicle appears
tempting enough.
COSTA MESA -A group of residents
say they're nngry that city officials nre allow-
ing ye t another recovery center to operate in
Costu Mesa.
The residents say they'll appeal the Plan-
ning Commission's approval of a conditional
use permit for the Nancy Clark Recovery
Center.
Last week in Costa Mesa there wus a grand the~t re~rt.cd in wl~ich n suspect removed the
entire tail-light section from the victim 's Toy-
ota. Total loss to the car owner~ $450.
This theft was one of 11 vehicle thefts or
break-ins reported in six days.
"I'm furious this was approved by our
Planning Com(l'lission," resident Janice Dav-
idson said on Tuesday. "This city hns be-
come the dumping ground of Orange County
for these kinds of facili ties. lt'j time we say
no."
ln both cities, breal\-irts occur in both un-
locked and locked vehicles, police officials
said. And it 's not just a warm-we:llher crime. ~ewport De.ach Police Sgt. Andy Gonis said
vehicle b5eak-111s are an ongoing problem.
which occurs sporadically and numbers about'
800 a year.
Gonis said people who leave valuables in
their car arc "asking for trouble."
The ~ommission considered ,the matter
during its· regular meeting on Monday and
approved the permit with a 2-1 vote (com-
missioners Linda Dixon nod Mark Korando
were absent).
Since the Nancy Clark center, located at
1110 Victoria St., opened about a year ago,
its administrators have been working with
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FARM
,, •••••• 1 Fate of owls still keeps student up at night Local 111rlorm1r1 n•ded tor FastlVll or Art
"ll seems we're already being
told what's going to happen even
though ypu say it's only a concep-..
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With applause after her COffimCntS. I
BY MA.lt.Y ANN lLuMON
S'rAFF Wiuna
COST A MESA -After a
quick dose of media attention
Crom reporters and naturulists
usking about burrowing owls on
Costa Mesa High School's track,
sophomore Chris McEvoy
thought the hoopla was over.
"Even if it isn't paved, the
owls will still be in danger -it's
the same thing," he said. " They
should at least have a 100·foot
radius away from the owls or
something."
see where the owls live. Chris
has watched the owls in their
habitat off the high school track
ever since he was in junior high.
"I think they (city leuders)
should protect their home," he
suid.
Local performers are being
sought for the third annual
Newpo11 Beach Festival of Art,
which will be held Memorial Day
weekend (Muy 27-28} at Newport
Dunes.
Presented by Spectacular
Moments, :l non-profit arts festival
company based in Carlsbad, the
free local event "was creuted to
increase urt appreciation in
Southern California communities,
especially among the youth,'' said
Deflnis Dolan, Spectacular
Moments president.
local students, the festival features
dance and music from around the
· world. Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse
and Orange County dunce
ensembles will also perform, but
Dolan said there is still room for
more local performers. The association met Tuesday
wilh leaders of the city, Newport·
Mesa Unified School District and
the Orange County Fairgrounds to
give input on a proposal to put In
l\yo lighted soccer fields, three
.lighted basketball courts and a
practice football field with a new
running track on the 18-acre site
of 1he former high school farm,
which is right next to the Mesa del
Mar community.
Fields would be for youth ac-
tivities, an idea ttiat has drawn
support from many local athletic
organizations. . . .
The proposal is under scrutiny
by the thtee·agencies. '
The 60 or so residents at Tues-
day's meeting weren't exactly root-
ing for the idea, but they weren't
completely against it, either. Many
wanted specific answers before
making a decision either way.
Other homeowners in the group,
which ranges from senior citizens
to young families, were concerned
about keeping people off the fields
after hours and enforcing the pro-
posed c:irly "lights·out" rule.
PATROL
From Page 1
The Newport Dcach City Coun-
cil recently merged its fire and
marinc departments, claiming that
the two departments each had an
cmph<1sis on public s:ifcty.
Neither Gates nor Harshbarger
could be reached for comment
Tuesday. Assistant Sheriff and
Chief of Operations Dennis
LaDucer said the sheriffs depart·
ment would be willing to consider
any proposal that would reduce
costs, allhough he noted th<1t :iny
:.igcncy that provided harbor patrol
services -public or private -
would be competing for the s:.imc
county revenue.
"We all have :i vested interest in
seeing this done as economically
as possible," LaDucer s:iid.
The harbor p::itrol is funded now
by tidel:inds revenues and money
from the county Harbors, Dcaches
HUBERS
From Page I
her whole lik was ahead of her."
And now Fam:ilaro's tri:il, which
the Hubcrs hop1:d would give
them closure on their daughter's
death, ha s been delayed until
Ap,ril 29, 1996 -a full year away.
The tri al •hi~ origin:illy slated to
begin Oct. 2, but a judge on Mon-
day gr;intcd a postponement re-
quested by h1malaro's public de-
fender, whu SJid he needed time
to review the boxes and boxes of
evidence sei1ed from his client's
home.
"I am Ubaj..ipointcd the trial was
delayed," lone said. "We would
like to get it over with and get it
behind U!>
"It's nut 11ght that we don't
have a say, llrnt things go in favor
of the dcfr..:nsc and the victim's
family ha!> 110 say. \Ve would like
to see ju!>tic1: dune -this just pro-
longs the whole thing."
And when Famalaro is finally
brought tu trial, the Hubers will
be present 11 1 the courtroom.
LUNCHES
From Page 1
part to assist us with this prob·
lcm," Erickson said.
"I do believe the v:ist majority
of the people who are using these
services are good people. It's those
people who :ire breaking the law
that this is targeting -the street
people who make no effort to im-
prove themselves or the com-
munity.
"They arc the ones who will get
one meal at the (Someone Cares)
Soup Kitche n and then a bug
lunch at ~US, and the rest of the
day cause problems in the city."
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OUR MEALS ARE A
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Then he got a letter from city
Director of Community Services
Keith Van Holt, confirming that
if the field turns into a parking
lot, it will not be paved. '
Dut the letter wasn't
reassuring to Chris, who said it
was probably written to keep him
from speaking on behalf of the
burrowing owls, · . ·
Costa Mesa Mayor Joe Eri~kson
fielded most of the questi~ns and
invited residents· to become a part
of the process by attending meet-
ings and offering input.
After hearing the plan, one
woman didn't like the idea one
bit.
"As for as I'm concerned, the
city can buy my house," she said.
"I don't want to have anything to
do with this."
Another possible idea for the
farm w:is proposed two months
and Parks Department. Therefore,
the elimin::ition of $4 million from
the sheriffs budget will likely not
affect harbor patrol operations,
LaDucer said.
"The bankruptcy has provirled
us an opportunity to step back and
say, 'The l:indsc:ipe has changed
and we still need to economize,' "
LaDuc..:r said.
Neither LaDuccr nor acting City
Marine Director Tony Melum said
they h:ive seen or reviewed any
proposal to take over the Sheriffs
Harbor Patrol. County and city ad-
ministrators have discussed various
concepts over the years, but have
never reviewed a specific plan.
"Unless the sheriffs indic:ite
they're going to abandon or leave
the harbor, there's really no rea-
son for us to put together a pro-
posal," Mclum said. "We're hop-
ing the h:irbor patrol rem:iins in
the harbor. It's a great deal for
the city."
Chris first fell into the media
spotlight last month, when a
Daily Pilot stocy described his
concern about a proposed spo.rts
c;omplex that would be built on
the high school farm ~nd
surrounding fields. He said the
plan would disrupt the lives of
burrowing owls who have lived
there for years.
Since then, Chris has been
interviewed by a local TV station
'and a naturalist, who asked to
ago by former school board tr~stec
and Newport Beach deve loper
Tom Williams, \\fho offered to buy
the site from the Newport-Mesa
Unified School District for $10
million.
He secs 10 single-family homes
on the site, priced in the $200,000
rnnge.
Response to this plan from
homeowners-has been less favor-
at>le than the sports complex.
Even the school district's surplus
property committee recommended
According tQ conceptual sports
complex plans being citculated
by the city,, Newport-Mesa
Unified School District and the
Orange County Fairgrounds,
parking will be available along
Arlington Drive for fairground
e,vents, near the owls'
underground residence.
Dut the proposal is still in
preliminary stages, and under
review l:iy the three entities.
the land for recreational uses.
The city doesn't plan to hold
more meetings on the subject un.til
the school district determines
whether or not the farm is su rplus
property.
Trustee Ed Decker told resi-
dents th:it the board may vote on
the fate of the farm at a meeting
in May. In the meantime, he en-
couraged feedback.
"We need to know as a school
board how you feel about this
project," he said. ·
In addition to art exhibits, juried
art shows and displays of art from
for more information about the
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PORTS
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PALM SPRINGS
-Taylor Dent of
Newport Ileach,
seeded fifth in the
boys l 4s, advanced
the farthest in the
Dent ousted in Round of 18
• in boys 14s at Ea·ster Bowl
ing round Sunday: 7-5-,
4-6, 6-4, then lost in
the second round on
Monday to Kathy Sell
of Moorestown, N.J .,
CIF ··to ·honor lour 1oca1· standouts . '
championship draw of the area's fou r competitors in
the prestigious Easter Dowl na tional junior tennis
tournament at the Rivicrn Resort and Racquet Club
in Palm Springs, befo re losing Tuesday night to Eric
Robertson of Milwaukee, Wis., 3-6, 6-2, 6-3, in , the
. 6-3, 4-6, 6-3.
Her younger sbter, Nadia Vaughan, playing in the
girls 14s, lost in the fir~t round Sunday 10 Prim Siripi·
pat of Mexico, Mo., 6-0, 6-1.
ANAtlEIM -Four individuals from Newport·
Mesa District high schools will be recQgoized as
• part of a qF Southern Section ceremony honor-
ing team academic nwa rd winne rs for the 1994-95
year, betorc the May 3 Angels-Athletics baseball
game, scheduled for 7:35 p.m .• at Anuheim Sta·
top sq,uads lhroughout the entire Southern Sec-
tion. Among the local teams placing among the
top units from their respective sports in cumula·
tive GPA:
· Round of 16.
Dent d~feated Joshua A·d.cr or Hunti~gtoo, N.Y.,
6-0, '6-f, m the first round Sunday, then beat Eric
Ward of Thomasville, Ga., 6-1, 6-:i, on Monday in the
second round.
Newport Beach's Geoff Abrams, who won the Eas-
ter Bowl boys 14s in· 1992, lost in the first round of
the boys 18s Monday to unseeded Joey Pills of Smyr-
na, Ga., 7-6, 6-0.
In the girls 16s, Corona del Ma r's Ni na Vaughan, a
Sea View League singles fin:i list last autumn, de-
fe ated Leah Jackson ot Glendale, Wis., in the open-
. ·Abrams, formerly of Newport Harbor High, uttend-
ang the 'Pqlmer Tennis Academy ttiis spring in
Tampa, Fla., was among players seeded. ninth
thrpugh 16th. Specific Sef!dings are not known for
those pl ayers in the 18s. •
The nution's top-ranked.player in the 14s two ye ars
ago, a(ter winning the U:S· national championship,
the Easter Dowl tit le and the U.S. national clay court
title, Abrams won the consolation title in the 16s last
year at the Easter Dowl, an event tha t started in 1968
an d was held at the Doral Resort and Country Club
in Miami until this year, the first year th e tournament
has been played in Palm Springs.
dium. ·
Costa Mesa High sohball -catcher Sara Snyder
(4.0 GPA), Newport Harbor High All..ClF basket-
ball playe r and track and ·fie ld standout Mandy
Cl3yton (3.96), Newport~ soccer goalie and sailor
Steve Kleh;l (3.75) and Estancia football and bas-
ketball player Ben Novak (3.64) will all be recog-
nized as top individuals from their respective
~chools.
No nrea teams earned top honors in their re-
spective sports, but seve ral were listed among the
Newport 1 lurbor golf, tied for fifth (3.36); New-
port girb track and fietd, 13th (3.41 ); Estancia .
golf, 16th (3.34): Newpoll girb croi.s country, tied
for 19th (3.50); NeY.port bo)S soccer, tied for 20th
(3.00); fatancia boys ~\' imming,.. tied for 20th
(3.05); ,fatartcij boys voll7}ball, 22nd (3.03); New-
port boys cross country, ued ror-27th (3.23); New-
port boys tennis, 28th (3.33); Newport. girls s\\·im-.
ming, 30th (3.16); Esrn ncia girls swimming, 31st
(3.15); Estancia boys tennis, tied for 47th (3.10);
Newport gi rls basketball, tied for 52nd (3.28);
Newport girls tennis, tied for 62nd (3.22); New-
port girls volleyball, lied for 72nd (3.05); and Es-
tancia girls tennis, tied for 74th (3.14).
-By Ric11a.rd Dwm
PRIDE OF THE COAST BASEBALL TOURNAMENT
Is it really the CdM Invitational?
~ Sea Kings are shooting for the ir 12th
straight victory in this tourney with 2 p.m.
game against visiting Santa Margarita today.
llY.ll.JCllARD D UNN, S1·ous \\',,110
CORONA DEL MAR -To make them feel more
comfortable during Sea View League play, perhaps Co-
rona del Mar High's Sea Kings should ponder every
game a vacation.
CdM won its 11th consecutive Pride of the Coast
baseball tournament game Tuesday, reaching today's 2
p.m. fina l at CdM against league antagonist Santa Mar-
garita, wit h a 10-4 semifinal victory ove r Century (4-8),
which made five errors in three innings to open the
tloodgatcs for CdM ( 10-4-1 ).
·• 1 think after pl;iying in league, this is kind of a va-
cation. When we just go out and have fun, I think we
do our best," CdM junior Kevin Stu:irt sa id. "I hope a
101 of our pluyers get used to playing this way, and
ca rry it into league."
Stua rt, 4-0, gave up only fou r hi1s in sL'< innings
pitched aga insl the Centurions, then ripped his third
home run of the seaso n leading off the si.\lh, the front
end of a back-to-back round-tripper job. Junior Bryan
Dear followed with his fir~t big fly of the year.
"Our biggest contribu1ion (Tuesday) was that we
played relaxed," Sea King Coach Joe Koh said.
"There's a lot of pressure in league. I hope we can
keep the same demea nor in league. (Today) we will
probably do well, even though it's a league opponent."
The Sea Kings, Pride of the Coast champions two
years ago (4 -0), were also 4-0 in the tournament hist
se:ison, but g:i rnered only third place because Santa
Margarita and Brea Olinda hud scored more runs in
the previous three games (the tie-breaking factor), thus
reaching the title g~1mc in wha t was a round-robin tour-
namen t. CdM was the odd-team out after all three had
gone 3-0.
The Sea Kmgs, 3-0 in the tournament th is year, lost
to San ta Marg:i rita in league play, 10-5, on March 24.
Myles Davis (2 for 4). Mike Mortenson (2 for 3) and
Chad Johnson (2 for 4), CdM's fi rst three hitters in the
order, led the Sea Kings' 13-hit attack against Centu ry ,
while Stuart kept his record perfecl, reti ring eight bat-
ters in a row during one stretch.
CdM, the visitors on the scoreboard, had a double,
single and three walks in the first inning, but didn't
score. Two runners were thrown out at third base.
Century scored in the bouom of the first, then the
Sea Kings tied it when catcher Mike Knecht singled
.\!ARC .\l\RTl!'l/OAILV I'll or
Corona del Mar High's Kevin Stuart delivers in Sea Kings' 10-4 rout of Century in Tuesday's semifinals.
home Chris Carey in the second.
Century scored again on an error in the second, then
Cd M scored twice in the third and the Cent urions
never led ug:iin. With two runners abo:ird and two ou t,
a third strike· got past Century catcher Nacho Mart inel,
whose throw to first got pas t first basema n Art Coco-
letei am.I trickled down the right-field line, scoring
Johnson and Dear.
The Centurions comm itt ed three errors in the
fourth, as CdM scored fou r runs to break it open. Re-
uben Gulledge's two-run single, a hard-hit one-hopper
th at deflected off Cocoletci's glove, was the big blow.
• Cdf\1 udlled another run in the fifth, "hen Chris
Wills sco red from thin.J on u fir~L ·:ind-thirll doublc-
steal.
"In high school baseball , as long as you can plJy
c:itch, stay in the game and not beat your~elf, you're
fine," Koh said. "For the first hou r at each practice,
we \\Ork on pbying ca tch. h 's no secret (th:it it's the
lo..ey)."
The Sea Kings arc scheduled to Mart Pjul J knder-
son on the mound today.
Bc.1r ~cored three runs agai nst Century. Anlln:w
Stellar pitched the seve nth inning in relier of Stuart.
Clutching up Eagles gun down Orange Lutheran
COSTA MESA -The Estancia High baseball team produced a season-
high output in runs Tuesday in advancing to the fi fth-place game of the
Pride of the Coast Tournament with n 10-6 victory over Orange Lutheran
on the Eagles' field. ~ Broesamle's run-scoring double the winning hit, but Mustangs
show several weapons (Schroeder, Vasquez, Adelmund) in 8-5 win.
The victory moved the Eagles into another matchup with Costa Me sa,
today at lJ a.m. at Corona del Mar High.
"I think this (playing Mesa) will help keep our kids' focus," s:iid Es-
tancia Coach Paul Troxel. "Their minds tend to wander a little bit at this
stage of the vncation, but ploying them should help keep our guys in the
game. IlY R OGER C A&.LS ON, Sroa.rs Eom>'-
COSTA MESA -Estancia High's Eagles meet Pacific Coast League rival Costa
Mesa today nt Corona dcl Mar High in an 11 a.m. duel for fifth place in the Pride of
the Coast Dasebnll Tourname nt, n return engagement after the Eagles swept Costa
Mesa twice in league play last week.
Cheech Cabrera helped get the Eagles (7-8) going with a two-run dou-
ble in the top of the first inning. Moment s IQter, Steve Baker's run-scoring
single put the Eagles up, 3-0.
Est:incia added four more in the second, fu eled by Joe Herman's first
homer or the season, a mammoth two-run shot over the fence in lcft-
ccnter field . "lt was a good shot, he go t on of it," noted Troxel.
Perhaps they should be warned this isn't the same Costa Mesa team it saw, at least
when consideri ng the heart of the Mustangs' batting order, whic h Ignited Mesa to an 8-5
victory on Tuesday over another PCL rival, Laguna 1 lills in a game pl ayed at Costa
Mesa.
Matt Broesamle belled his fourth double in three ga mes, driving in the go-ahead run
The homer had been preceded by Abel Flores' sacrifice fly for one run
and a balk which scored Galvin Yanagisawo from third ror the oth er.
Cabrera was 2 for 3 with three RDI for Estancia.
See MISA/P•1• I
Sailors run out ol aces, fall 9-1, to Santa Margarita
~ Newp()ft Harbor relegated to third place
game against Century today at Costa Mesa.
llY llAk.RY f AULKNfHl, Sroan Wam11.
NEWPORT DEACH -With both tenms playing
their third baseball game in four d:1ys, pitching-rich
S:intu Margarita High was still nble to deal an nee
Tue dny ngain?>t Newport 1 larbor.
1 he S11ilor , on the other hand, were forced to play
their pitching wild card in o championship ~cmifinal of
the Ptidc or the Coast Tournament, ~tarting someone
other than sophomore Joe Urban nnd Danny Pulido
ror the fil"$t time all !icoson.
The rc5uh wns 11 9· l S:mta Margarila triumph, but
Newport Conch Kirk U:ucs delivered praise to pitchers
Jason Szolomaycr, a ophomorc junior varsity call-up
who 'tnrtecJ, as well as outfielder Dave Snowden, who
I
made his second relief appcnrnncc or the campnign.
"Szolomuyer wasn't bod, especially for his first var·
sity appcnrnnce, nnd Snowden was n posit ive," sn id
D:\tc ·, whose team will take on Century today at 11
a.m. in the third-pince game at Costa Mesa High.
"I think Snowden is someone we can \Jse dow1l the
trctch when· the ituation nri e ," continued Bate ,
who Coreen t a relief role fo r the senior righl·handcr.
SLolomaycr, who took the lo s, nllowed four hits and
three earned runs In 3 ~ inn ings. In addition 10 being
the Cina Urban-Pulido tarting alternative, he was the
first Sailor 01hcr than 1he dynamic duo to take the
mound in even games (since Snowden fin i hcd off a
March 24 Seu View league lo s at Woodbridge).
Snowden urrcndcrcd ju$t two curncd runs, but, di •
ploying 50mc under)tondablc rustiness, issued si.x of lhc
10 walks collected by the E4lalcs.
While hales wns forced to dabble with heretofore
noncxi lent depth, the Eugles ~tarted standout right·
hander Ryn n Reightlcy, who struck out seven in five
shutout innings to earn his fift h win in six decisions.
loweri ng his ERA to 1.14.
An infield ~ingle by Andy Langsdo rr broke up
Rcightlcy's no-hit bid to stull the fourth innng, and 1hc
Sailors monagcd four of th eir seven hit ·, before Uarry
llawkins came on in the ~L,th. '
One of the hits off I lawlo..ins w~ a one-out solo
home run in the seventh by senior leadoff man Scott
Sand trorn, which allowed the Ta~ (6·9} to :l\crt the
hutout.
Sandstrom and Langworr ndded single to go 2 for 4
for 1hc hosts, while :i Mike Frccm.i.n double, Pulidl>
ingle. and pinch·hit inglc by eoior Dan -=adic round-
ed out the Harbor attack.
Sunt:i Mnrgaril~ {11·6) wa paced offensively hy fir t
ba?>crn;rn Chris 1cssmun, who \\ent 3 for 4 Y>ilh u J ou·
blc and two Rlll.
The l!a&le ta~e on Coron:a de! Mar in to<llly' 2 p.m.
championship iame at CdM.
BRIEFLY
Vanguards stop
Puget Sound, 6-3
1 ACOMA. Wash. - Infielder Drian
Nol:rn \\JS 2 fo r 4, including a two-run
double in Southern California College's
four-run fourth inning that ga\c the Van·
guart.1~· b:.i~cb:.ill team a lead it never rc-
ltnqubhed, as SCC llefc:.ited ho~L Puget
Sound, 6-3. in a nonconfcrence gjme.
Jo~h Sewell (3 fo r 5 \\ith t\\o RBI) and
Mull NC\\ ton (3 for 5) combined for half
of SCC's hits. Nolan also had two :;tolen
bases, ~lS sec improved to 12-'.;6. Puget
Sound dropped to 6-16. .
Urycl! Primm, 2-4, carnet.I the victory for
SCC, pi tching seven innings and UllO\\ing
two earned runs, six hit~ and four \\:.ilks.
Primm struclo.. out four.
Vanguards' Saylor wins two
In softball over Dominguez Hills
COST A MESA -~outhern Califor~iu
College senior pitcher Shannon Sj~ lor
threw a One-hit shutout Lo help the Van-
guurds defeat nonconfcrence 'i~itor
Dominguez llills. 1-0, in the lirst gjme of
a doubleheader Tucsda), then came on in
relief 10 record the "in in a 2-1 second-
gamc triumph.
Sj}lor, 21-4, entered the ~ccond game
"ith the bases loaded in the fourth, in-
duced a popup and w:is rewarded 111 the
sixth \\hen sec scored the Y.inning run
on an Amy Le" is triple and Angie \iega ·~
RD! ~111glc
Gret~hcn llr:indt ~inglcd, \\JS sacrificed
to ~ccond, then scorell on a throwing
error tu break a scoreless tic in the sev-
enth inning of the opener, after Saylor's
no-hit ter wa~ broken up with a clea n
sixth·inning single .
Jen Caruso was 2 for 2 "ith a wal k in
the opener, ''hi le LC\\ is \\ ent 3 fo r 3 in
the second game to gi'e her four hits on
the da). sec imprmed to 32-13.
The Impact romps over AYSO
foe Huntington Beach, 10-0
NEWPORT DE ACH -The Impact, a
New port Dcach-based American Youth
Socce r Organization squad, stayed un-
beaten \\tth a 10-0 'ictory ove r Hun ting-
ton Dcach IJst SJturday.
The lmp:.tct, a Region 97 girls 12-and-
unller ~pring team, ha'e he ld !heir 'O p-
ponents !>Corelcss so far this spring with
!itrong dcfcmivc plJ)' from Laura Knuth,
Jaclo..l)•n Austin, Natalie St. Andre, Niki
Dannister and Amy ~1udd.
111 the 'ictory ove r Hu ntington Deach,
Mega n Moss led the Impact with three
goa ls, while MJry Eimers, Ann ie Kreger.
Lauren Kern in, Susan Lear, Liz Manches-
ter, Cynthia S1he1~tcin and Sat,ya T\'e na
each accounted for one goal :ipiece.
All of tl11s was achieved without the
pre~cncc of one of the Impact'~ leading
~corers and field c~1ptains, Amber Steen,
who was competing at a locoil track meet
that d.1y.
Impact Coach Oob Kreger praised the
team's unselri~h plJy, as well as the effort,
~piri t and sportsmjnship. He believes the
next gJ me, scheduled for April 22 at un·
defeated S.1nta M.1rgari1a, will be a major
test for his team.
Tigers sweep the Orioles
In Costa Mesa American LL
COSTA MESA -ln the Costa Mes:i
American Li ttle League Major Oivi io n,
the Tigers completed a two-game sweep
over the Oriole la-.t weekend with a 16·3
victory.
Ti~crs pitche r Mid 1acl Pulido carried a
no-hitter into 1hc fou rth inning before
bei ng relieved by Orycc Sheridan ufter
"al'-ini hH> ballers.
The offcn h-c tandout for the Tiger
were Peter Uailcy, with fo ur hits nnd
three ROI, :ind Michael McGuire. with
three hit and three RDI.
COLUOI llAllaALL
IOCAL ~OLLMI I, Men SOUND i
So<:al Cd~ Gel 401 000-• 12 I
P11rt ~nl 002 OCH 000-l ' l
Pritntn. ltl~r1 11>. lalttf (9) Md ~;n; ~
lo~u m al'd ftc'ftt'f. w-"'•"" 2'4. l -ll ......... S-Wft s. 21-Nolift ISCXl. Ne.-
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8 Wednesday, April 12, 1995
MESA JO bits in the fin;t two innings. was
touched up for a run in the top or
the si.><th os Laguna Hills m:idc the
''•"' '••• ., most of o buAt, which was thrown
in the sixth inning; John Schroeder away ut lir!>t allowing the bosca un·
linbhed it ore a rcw minutes later ner to advance to second, a balk
with u two-run $hot over the left and a nice stop ond throw to flr~l
lidd foncc; and Julius Vasquei, by second baseman Cant, with the
ba1t1ng in the No. 6 slot, clcareu run coming ucross to tic it at S·S.
the ba~ with a three-run double Seth Halverson was still stallhcd
in 1he fifth to put the Mustangs up on first with a walk in the sixth
.it 5-4. after the Mustangs went down on
''That's the bottom line," noted strikes twice, but then Broesamle
Mesa Coach Doug Deats. "\'ester· broke it up with his double to
duy (a 5·2 loss to Century on right-center.
Monday) we didn't clutch up. This "l wos ju~t thinking 'first-pitch
time we did." fastball,'" soid Drocsnmle: who
It was a dress rehearsal for admits his dislike for left·hnnded
these two -they'll meet three pitching. "And that•s what he
times in one week before the threw. 1 don't' like left-handers,
month is over us the PCL race but today I felt really confident." ~ocs down to the wire, although Brocsomle's oonCidence is bol·
bolh sides were going with second· sfered by a .438 batting overage,
hnc p1tchil'\g. ~ capped by the run-scoring double,
Lngunn Hills appeared to have one of eignt produced by both
things under control through. four sides Tuesday. The game also pro·
innings with a 4-2 lead. Costa du'ccd twQ home runs, the last
Mesa had stranded seven runners coming on Schroeder's drive to
in the first three innings and had left to put the game on ice.
gone peaceably in the fourth. Despite all of Mesa's offense
Uut in the fifth Josh Cant dou-(Droesamle and Schroeder were
bled to left, 13roesamle wa lked and both 3 for 3) however, it wns the
Schroeder bunted his w.iy on base route-going (and far fro m second·
to load the bases. line) pcrform:.incc of Ade lmund
Th:n brought forth Vasquez and who had Deats' attention. 1'1 owe
tor the fourth time in as many him a lunch for that," said Deats.
games, he came through with his "He did a great job going the dis-
;apper to right-center to give tance for us."
\k :.a a :.hort·li\e<l lead. "Ile's just Deats said his 7-7 club will try
bccn golden for us the lai.t four to deal with Estancia with Droesa-
!!amcs," i.~1iJ a bcaming Deats. mle on the mound first today, with
Right-hande r Mike Adelmund, freshman Jo hn Moreland in re·
meanwhile, who allowed seven of serve.
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL SUMMARIES
CORONA DEL MAR 1 O, ClNTURY 4
Corona dl•l Mar 012 412 0-10 13 2
Century t 1 O 002 0-4 4 S
Stuart, Skll.u (7) .ind Knecht, ONr (3),
Schiff (6); Our.ln, Mendez (3), Ccv.illos (6)
.ind M01rlinc1, Gomez (7). W-Stuart, 4·0.
l-Mendc1. 1·2. 2B-D;ivis (CdM), T;ipiJ
IC), CcvJllos (C), Carey (CdM), Stcll.-ir
Cd.\1). llR-Slu.-irt (CdM), Bear (Cd.-.1).
SANTA MARGARITA f, NlW PORT 1
'>Jnta o\l.lrg.:uila 200 402 1-9 9 1
i'.N\port 11.ltbor 000 000 1-1 7 2
Rcighlley, Ha\.\l.ins (6) ;ind Nkota;
)zolomJycr, Snowden (4) and Biehl.
\V-Rc1ghtlcy, S·1. L-SLOlom;iycr, 0-1.
~B-Tcssman (SM), Frccm.in (NII),
llR-Sand~lrom (NII).
lSTANCIA 1 O, OltANGI LUTHlllAH 6
Eslanci;i 340 101 1-10 8 2
Orange Luthcr;in 103 000 2-6 10 2
Veg.-i ;ind llcrm:in; Rutten, H;irris (2)
and Brown. W-Vcga, 2· 1. l-Rull en.
28 -C.lvancu (Ol), Calderon (Ol),
C:ibrcra (E). HR-Hcrm.-in (E).
COSTA MUA a, LAGUNA HILLS I
laguna Hills 220 001 0-S 10 3
Cost•Mcs;i 110 033 x-8 9 2
Stanfield, Noble (6) ;ind Warren.
Adelmund and V;isquc1. W-Adclmund.
L-Noblc. 211-Johnson (LH), Noble (l~I).
W.mcn (LI I), I larvcy (LH), H.ilvcrson
(CM), Cant (CM), Vouqucz (CM),
Brocsamlc (CM). llR-Harvcy (UIJ,
Schroeder (CM).
LOCAL SCHEDULE
TODAY .........
Coll~e -Southern California Colleic at PKific Lutheran, 7 p.m.
Community colleg" -Onnge Cout al Buckman Mitchell Clank:, at Cof~e of S~uoias: OCC vs. king's River, 10 a.m.; OCC vs. Monterey Peninsula, 6:30 p.m., at
Rl"Crt'illion Park.
Hi~ school -Pride of &he Coast Championship Finals: Santa ~rgarita at Corona def
\.tar, 2 I' m.; Third place: Newport H.arbor vs. Century, at Cost1 Mesa, 11 ._m.; fifth
place: Costa Mesa vs. Estancia, at Corona del M.u, 11 a.m.
S oftball
Communily tollcgc -Or.ingc Co.:isl .ii College of the Desert Tourn.uncnL
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lligh school -bt.inci.l, Newport lla1bor ;it las Vcg;is Tourn;imcnt, all diy.
MAac MAaTIN/0.W.T P11.0T
Corona del Mar High's Myles Davis cornea up with the tag
at second base Tuesday as the Sea Kings swept to thefr
11 th straight victory over three years In the Pride of the
Coast Baseball Tournament. They'll duel Santa Margarita
today at 2 p.m. on the Corona del Mar campus for the title.
DEEP SEA
TUISDAY'S FISH COUNTS
Newpert Lantll111 -3 bo.its, 73 angtcn. 6 s.-ind b;iu, St allco b;iss, 3 rockfish, 36
sculpin, 1 bonllo, 4 whilcflsh, 8 mackerel.
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title run with a wiJd 13'-12 win
over Costa Mesa Monday night:
"It ·'vns quite an experience,"
said Newport head conch Mike
Mullen. "We didn't get dff the
field after the championship game
until nfter 11 o'clock and there
were wind gusts nnd it was really
cold, 100.1'
l'he Sailors (9·5·1} scored a pair
of runs in the bottom of the sev-
enth lo overcome Mesa's 12-ll :id·
vantage. A walk to Stephanie Oos·
• stlin and singles by Becky Durns
and Megan Haller brought in ttie
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ally allowed the winning run to
come ncross.
In the top o f the seventh, Nike
Montgomery, who went 4 for 4,
knocked in the go-ahead run for
Mesa (12-4).
Gosselin, who was also 4 for 4,
smashed a three-run homer in the
firth to help Newport· come back
from a 9-S deficit and take a brief
lead a t 10-9. Molli Mullen and
Shellie Bradbury were each 3 for
4, while Jamie Pulaski had two
hits for Newport.
The tournament began Saturday
evening with Newport claiming vie·
torics over Cajon and Desert of
Ridgecrest.
In n 6·S victory over Oljon In
the opening round, the Sailors sur·
vivcd their biggest SC4re, rallying
Crom a S·l deficit with five runs in
the bottom 'of the fourth inning.
Newport put together five of Its
six hits in that inning, including
singles by Lori Metcalf, Gosselin,
Burns and Alford, ond a double by
Haller. Alford's hit brought in the
eventual go-nhend run in a g~me.
which was called after 41h innings
becn\lSe of a time limit.
{11 relief, M ullep pitched the
final two scoreless innings to pick ,
up the win for Newport.
Newpott scored in each of its
five at-bats in the 7-4 win O'fer
Desert. Lauren Jolliffe and Met·
calf were each 2 far 3,
NIW,ORT HAR80R 6, CAJON 5
Cajon 311 00-S 5 1
Newport Harbor 100 Sa-6 6 2
Alvvez and lbmos; Nelsen, Mullfll (4)
and Gosselin. W-Mullcn, 6-3. l -Alvarez.
28-Hallcr (NH); 38-~t (0.
NIW,ORT NAR80R 7, DUIRT 4
Newport Harbor 221 11 -7 6 4
Desert 003 10-4 3 1
Mullen and Gosselin; Davison and
Jones. W-Mullcn, 7.3, L-Davison.
NIW'9RT 1 i, COSTA MHA 12
CostaMcsa 21S 101 1-12 7 4
Newport H.-irbor 311 OS1 2-13 14 7
Montgomery and Snyder; Mullen and
Gosselin. W-Mullcn, 8·3.
L-Montgomcry. HR-Couelin (NH).
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'or: NORTHBOUND ROUTE uon ol the conlract. The codicils, JI any, be admilled w1lh the court a formal Re-ange, CA 92668. tract, the security or sue· at• encouraged to me you 1995 ' ' ' ' nell under the Flctltloua ;>5 TO SOU fHBOUN O payment bond and per· 10 proba1e. The will and BSC 3833 quesl ror Special Nollce ol IF YOU OBJECT TO the ctlllul Bidder shall be for· clelm by cer111led mall, wllh W938 Business Namt(I) listed
ROUTE 73 FREEWAY CON· formanco bond shall be In any codlclls are a11allable NOTICE OF th• llling of an lnvenlory granting of the pellllon, you felted 10 the Dlat.ricL Secu· return receipt requested. above on: n/a ·
NECTOR RAMP the torm and amount sel for namlnallon In Iha file PETITION TO and appraisal of estate as-1hould appeBI at the hell· rlty of unauccesatuf Bidder MALCOLM CUTLER, PUBLIC NOTICE Susan Marie HoHand
All bids i.holl be made on lorlh In tho conlract docu· kepi by lhe court. ADMINISTER sell or or any petition or l.ng and 11ate your ob· shall be returned within • c o-Trut tff Thl1 statement wu f~ed
, btd form furrushed by Ille ments. THE PETITION req\jests ESTATE OF: account H provided In eons or rue written ob-reasonable PJriod but In S TE PH AH 11 C • CNI t 259318 With the County Clerk of City In accordance with provl· authority 10 aomlnlS1er the IVA ELIZABETH 1tctlon 1250 of the Call· ons with the court be-no evtnl ahaf that' aecurity p p LA a T E R , 0 o-F'~tltlout Orange COl.l'lty on FtbN-
81ds will be received al slons of Pi.bhc Contract estate under the lndepen-HUGHES ak• lornla Probate Code. A Re-Ille heating. YolK •P· be held by the Olsltict be-Tru•t•• o/o Donn• •u•lneH N•m• aty 2,, 1995. lhe City or Costa Mesa al Code Section 22300, sub-dent Adlnlnlstralion of Es· quest tor Speclal Notice pearanc. may be In pet'ton yond sixty (90) days from ' S fl375 21
the ON1ce ol the C11y Clerk, shlullon ol eligible and talts Act. {This authority IVA I!. HUGHES torm 11 avanable from the or by your allorney. the time the aw1td 11 Fltap•trlck, Morten, Th 1~ement Publllhed N.....vvt B l't-
P.O. Box 1200. 77 Fau equlvalonl securllles for waH allow the personal rep-CASE NO. At78812 court cle<k JF YOU ARE A CREDITOR made Lewi• & IJocklu•, 801 • ng persona ate .~,,..... tie
Or111e. Costa Meso, Cahlor· any monies WllhhOld to en-resentativt to take maoy To all helra, btnellelatlH, Attom~r for the Petl-or e contingent credilor of A Pirtormanct Bond may louth Or•nd Ave., doing buslnt1111: Costa Mesa Dally Pllot
nia 92628. 11 or bolore 1he si.re performance under acllona without court ap-creditors, contingent credl· Uonen the deceased, you must flla be required 11 the discre-Suite 2200, Loa Ang• 2~~~ C~nYid'Q . Fou~dat~ March 22, 29, AprU 5, 12,
lime and dale stated 1hla contacl will .bo permit· proval. Balore taking cer· tors, and person• who may J LARRY BALLARD your claJm wilh tho court lion ofthe District let CA 90017-4818 B h CA•92&:;• ow,,..... 1995.
Above, at which time lhey ted 11 the roquHI and ex· tain very Important actions, otherwise be lntertaled In ESQ CCIBI 348841 and mall a copy to the per· No bidder may· withdraw Publlahtd Newport c'~fd 'Ab F nd Call· W932 wlll be publicly opened end pense or the conlrector. however, the peraonal rep-the wlll or estate, or both, • aonal repreaentaUve ap-his Bid for 1 period of use u • • read aloud in lht Council Each bidder ihall possess reaentatlvt Wlll be required ol: IVA ELIZABETH ATTORNEY AT LAW, POlnttd by lhe court Within FORTY-FIVE 1451 da 1 aller ~ach·Coata Mesa Dally fornla nonpront corpora· PUBLIC NOTICE
Chambers at said addrtts. at the tJme lhls contracl Is to gl11t notice to lntarttted HUGHES aka IVA .E. t235 N. H•rbor lour months fl'om the date the dale set for th: opeo. Pilot Aprll 11, 12, 18, 1995. llon, 2592 Clrclt Drive, --~~~----
Each bid mu11 conform awarded a C1111 .. A" Con-persons unle11 they hal/t HUGHES Btvd., St• 200, of first Issuance of the let· lnQ thereof. T251 Ntwpof1 Beach, CA 92663 FlcllUou•
and be responsive to all 1tac1or·1 License. pursuant waived notice or consented A PETITION has been Fullerton CA ttfs u provided In NCtlOn The Boatd of Educ::at.lon 01 Thia bu1lnt11 la con-•utln••• N•me per1<nen1 Bidding and Con-to Public Contacl Code to the proposed ac11on.) filed by JUNE ROBERTS In 92832 1349 9100 ol the California Pro-the Newport Mesa Unified PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: a corporation St•t•ment
t1ac1 Documenls. A HI of Sec lion 3300. The aucceas-The Independent admlnl• the SUptflor Court of Cal· (7t 41 87 t · t t 32 bate Code. The time for fll. School Olatrki restNts the NOTICI ~~.:i·~~·t~~~!L cbou~ The followlng ptrM>nl 11e Bid Documen11 may be ob-lul bidder must malnt.ain tratlon authorily will be tornla, County ol ORANGE. Ing ctalmt Wiii not tl(plfe rlQht 10 rtjec1 lllY or alt ._, ., doing bu11nt11 u :
1a1ned at lhl ONict of the the license throughout the grantad unle11 an Inter· THE PETITION requt111 Publlahtd Newport before lour months from BTda and not necHaarlly INVITING BIDS neaa under the Fictitious PRESENCE, ACCESSIBLE
Cily Engfneor, 77 Faar duration ol lhla contrac1. eated person flies an ob-that JUNE ROBERTS be Beach-Cotta Mesa Dally the l'loatlng date noticed acct 1 tht lowfft Bid and Staled bids may be re-Bu1lne11. Neme(a) Uated ART. 1799 Newport Blvd.
Drive, Cotla Mt1a, Colilor· No bidder may wllhdraw )ecllon to the pttlllon and appointed as personal rep. Pilot AprU 5, e, 12, Ul95 above. 10 w:ve any lnlormalfty or ~~lv•~1alkth~c~ olJ':.lhe ~~:':bu 3/1'}~ H ... A104, Coala Mesa, CA nla. i.pon nonrorundable hl• bid tor as period or show good cause wtly the reatnlatlVe to admlnlater W950 YOU MAY EXAMINE the lrregUl&tlty rn an Bid re-Y er • · tw " • ""' 92627 paymenl of S30.00. An ad· sllCly (60) days aller the court should not Ql'ant the the tatalt of the dec9dtnt. rue kept by the cOUlt. If you ~elved Y BoUltvatdB.P.O. Box 1 ea, Habbe1haw, Pruldtnt Steve Allen Hammer, 1799 d1uon11I charge of SI0.00 dale 111 for th• opening authority. THE PETITJ?H requeell PUBLIC NOTICE .,, a person Interested In NiWPOftT·MESA N17~ ... w f1~C~:ese-~~· .:'=--w&! :•edof Newport Btvd, A203, Costa will bt made II handled by thereof txctpl H provided A HEARING on lhe peU· the dte.clent • Will and the estate, yoy may file UN D .. red ur.... ·-. · on '' r Mtaa, CA 92Q7 mail. Bid Documonts and for 1n the Public ConltKI lion wlll be held on MAY •. codicils, If any, be edmllted •se 3158 with the court a forrNI Rt-1'11D SCHOOL I the 2eth day of April, 1995 Orange County on Match Thi• bualneu 11 co"° other con11act documents Code Section 5100 et seq. 1995, at 1:45 P.M. In Dept, to probalt. The wltl and NOTIC• Of' quest tor Special Nolle• cl TftlCT, of Orange at Which time such bide wlll 21, 1995 ducted by: an lndMdual
may also be examined at The c11y Council of the 703 located at 341 The Clty tiny codlcifa •• avaltablt PETITION TO the filing of .,, lnvtnlOfY Countr be opened and read lor: FM0111 The reglelrant(t ) c:om-
lhe Ollice of the Clty Clerk City of Costa Mesa r• Drive South, Orange, CA for examination In the flit ADMINISTllR and appralaal of eatate ... lhuon L Ching, DI-BALBOA BOULEVARD Publlahtd Ntwpc>f1 Beach-menc.cs 10 ltenaac:t butl-
of lhe Clly Of Co11a MHL MNes lh• rlghl to ,.ject ineee. kepi by lhe court. EITAT• OP• NII or of any peUtlon Of reotor of Purohaalng RECONSTRUCTION. l2TH Co1ta Meta Dany Piiot neat under the Flctlttoua
Bid Documtnta wut nol ba 1111y and all bld1 or to waive IF YOU OBJECT TO the THE PETITION reque1t1 JULIA c. WOODS account as f rovlded In ·~ Warehoutlnl st• Tg 1~T~ SJR~e March 29, April 1, 12, 18 Bu1lnt11 N•me(a) llaled malled unless the ad· lfregularlliea Jn any bid. granling of the petition, you aulhoflty to admlnllltll' the _ .. _JUL'• section 1250 o the Calllor· 3Jlt7 Eon r1 '!· E 11 1 1995 ' above on: n/a
dllional St0.00 charge la In-Conlraclor 1hal comply 1hould appe11 at th• hear· utat• under the lndtptn· ---nla Probate Code A Rt-ng nur • • ma •. Steve Hamnw eluded with payment. W11h lhe proviiloM ot Sec· Ing end atate your ob-dent Administration of E• CRISWELL WOODI quest fof Special Nollee Publlahtd Newport $900,000 W934 Thia atattmtnt wu llled
each bid 1hall be ec-tlon 1no 10 1780 lnclutlve, e:lont or Ill• written oo. tatM Act. (Thlt Mrthoflty CAS• NO. At773t2 torm re aval'-* from lhe Beach.COata Mesa o.uy Approved by th• City PUILIC NOTICI With tne COYnty Clert! ot
companied by tl\e bid •• of the Calllorola Labor Iona with the cwt be. win allow the pertonal rep. To aa helrt. t>enenclaflt9, eoutt clerk. Pilot Apf'll s, t2, 1995 ~ 1~ 27th day of Otano-County on Merch
cumy. Ust or Deslgnaled Code, 1he prevailing r•I• ore lilt heating. Your aip. resentatiw to &alee many citdltora, con~ eted~ Attorn., for UM Pell-W945 ....,,..,, ...., '1otltleu• 13, 1995
Su1>eon1rac1or1, end Nono and scale ol wagn utal>-ptatance mey be In '*'°" ac:Uonl w thout court ap-'°''• and peraon. who may t..,_.rt Wenda L "8nle • .,......_ .._... Pe3MOe
colluslon Allldav11 required Ulht<I by the Director or or by your lllOfney. proval. Btlore taking C«· olherwtM be ln1tttlled In MICHAaL y VOLLMllft 'UILIC NOTIC! Proapectlve blOdtra may ltalHMnl PUbllthtd Ntwpof't a..c~
by lht Information For Bid· the Depattment of lndua· IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR II.in V8fY Important .ctlont. ~ wt• Of tatale, Of both, ISQ (Ca a I 01473a)' obtain one Mt Of bid docu-ni. tollOWlnO ptrlOnl art Costa Mesa Dally PUot
det1. trial R.i.tlon1, S1a1e or Cal· °' a contingent CfedltOI of however, the S*tonal rep. ol. JULIA C. WOODS aka •• • • Otlt1Jlel7'4 menta •t no coit at lhe Of· dolnQ butUleSa 81• .....,11 Tht wage dtltrmlnatlon ltomla, which att tiled with 1ht deotued, you mutt Ille rtHntaUve w1J1 be reqUlred JUUA CRESWELL WOODS 4340 CAMPUS DR., IUPallUOA COU"T lie• of tilt Public WOfkl LE®S PACIPIO COL, .......,,. 12• 19, It, May 3,
wlll be under the Depart· the C. lty Cltfk of the CltY. ol your claim with ~ court lo give noUce to Interested A PETITION hea been ITL tOO, NllWPORT OP TH• STAT• o' LEQI! 2n W " 199S. men1 or Jnc:tuatrlal Rttta• Costa Me11: and 1hall fOf• •nd mall a copy to thO per-parson• un1n1 they have llltd by QEOROI! C. •urcH CA tlllO. Dtp.ntnent, 3300 Newport J t t N lern ,.ve,, Wiii
llon1, Siiia ol Calllornla. tell pent11tlea prea. crlbtd tonal reprtHntatlve ap-welved notice or consented WOODS, JR. In the Supe. tlta 17;4, HJl.Q9U ~~~OftM~ Boulevard, P.O. Box 1781, =~t • Garden Glove. CA PUIU
The C11y hH obtained therein for noncompU~ DOlnled by U\e court wllhm to the ptopoaed actlorl.) rlor Coun ol Calllomla, Pubtlthad Newport .... ~O• NtwpOfl BMCh CA 82858-Jewelry . T•ch lnatllutt C llOTICI 11om th• Director ol lhe o.. of the said code. lour monlha from the date me l.ndependent admlnl•· County of ORANG!. _.. -nee 1 (CA) w • NOTlca OP
partmet'll ol lndullrlal Rtla· MARV I LLIOTT, Dep-of f111t lllUMCt of the let• tratlon authority wlJI be THE PETITION 1eq*'1 Beach-Co•ta M... Dally lrt th9 Matter el tM fOf fllrthtt lnlormttlofl :,C·• S J 1~nt :tern
ll04'11 lht general prt11B1hng uty City Clerk City of 1tr1 as ptovlded In Mellon granled unleaa an ln\tf· thel GEORG! C. WOOOS, Piiot Apnl 12, 1:1, 19, 1995. CUTL•ft TftUIT OP Call John WOlttf, et (7t•) c": a~i • lrcltn ove, ~:~~
rate of per cl.em wagea atld C ••• MeH ' ltOO of the c.lilornla Pro-Hied peraon m.. an Ob-JR. be appointed u per· WTh954 t9M 144.:slu Thia bllelntaa la con.
lhe gen8'al pr~aihng ralt 0 bet• Code. TM time lor flt. )ectlorl to the peullon end IOt\tl reprtatnlttlve to ad· U OT Cl CASa NO At11JJ1 Pllbllthtd N 1 due\ed b"' a COl'POf•don •IVSRAOll fOf holtdey and ov8f1Jme Publlahed Newport Ing clalm1 will ~ txPirt anew good caUlt why lilt mlnlll• the ••tale of the P BLIC N I NOTICa TO 8 C •wpor Th• reiiiitrentli) com-._...a, t•I
NOtk tn lht 1oullly In Boach.C:o111 Mesa o.lty btlott lour month• from court 1h0uld "°' grant Ult decedent. CR•DITORI °' each· oata Mtsa Dally menctd to ttarJac:t bUlt. To Whom " Mey eon-
whlc11 ,,... WOik ,. IO be Pilot AprU 12, 18, 1995. the l'INllng dale nouceo authority. THE PETm!)N ftqUHll NL!..cw.,O~T0!1,c~... .. .... co• .. CUTLI· '!lot ~118, 12. 199& ne11 uncltt the ,lc1ltJOu• cem: IOflRIW AHTAU-
por1ormtd for 111ch cran, W055 above. A 11EAnJNQ on the Ptll· the deoadent a Will. and """' " ... - -....., " Saeae BullneH Name(•) lltted AAHf Jt (Wt) aoolYJna to
cleaalncallon or type 01 YOU MAY EXAMINe lilt tlon Wiii be held on MAY 4, codlcHa, If lily, be admhted SCHOOL DtlTRICT P.C .... Hon t9003 'UILIC NOTICE aboYt on· "t0.t5 IM Departmenc· Of Al~ wo-k t'lffdtd 10 a11ecut.t PUBLIC NOTICE fife kept by the court. ff yot.i 1995. ti t:45 P.M. In D.pt. IO probate. ll'le will and NOTICE 18 HE.RE8Y NOtic. It n«tby glV9ff to JewellY . Tech Institute Al tlOlio lelltfage Conlrol to
in. contr•ct. HOiiday rattt •tt 1 perton lntttttltd In 703 localed et :.41 TM C11y any codlclla at• evaillblt OIVEN Iha& the Board of the crtdllOt• and eontl,,. ,.,,.,.. Hetrllf Pretldeni • ... atconolo ~ e1
tn1a be paid u 1pecaf1ed l lC :1128 the Hiett, you ~ ni. Otl\lt South, Orange, CA '°' t11tmlnalion In IM fllt EOUC.llon of the ~ gent cr•dllor1 or the • !,~-'!-.. • 'T-:J:1 ~ wat Ned 1011 1 Talbtt1 Avenue, In lhe cQIJecttw bargaining NOTICI Off w1lh the coutl a formal A• ~. kept oy tM court. Meta Unified khool Ole-above-named decedent, u-..,. ,.. _ _, C1tftt of fOUIUtn V*t. CA t270t
grttmtnl •ppllcable '° ,n lTION TO qUHt tor Special Notice of " YOU OBJECT TO lhe fHe PETrftON rtqUHll ltlct Of Orange County wll thel .,, Ptftotll htWig ••• ,........ ~c~·~ AfHI 11 ...... •4r• °"'"" Oen.
HCh patllcul., craft, Clas· ADMINIST•" lf\e Ming of an lnvtnlOty granting°' lht petlllon. ~ &11\hotlly IO edmlnl1ter the r.cel\19 Haled bid• up IO Clalmt llgfllflllt IN ftoe. TM folk>#lng pereone.,. ,... • erel !a11nt PIH • 1 ..
ailleatlon or type of wor~ lllTAT• OPc and epptalul of ntal• ... thoUtd epptar at the Mtt· tttete uncs. the lnd8f>!O' 2:00 p.m. on the 20th csay dent ere rilked to .... doing~--· u: OWIM(t), emptoyedonthepro~ :llllll":JNON .. 11 °'of eny pttltlon or Int ~ .. ate Y.OI" Ob-dent Admlnltttetlon or(•· of AJ>fA, 1805, .. lht "'1i· them Wllh he lupettor Otei Vrltfrt .lolnC Ven1ur1 PMHta _,ul>llehed N•wi>ott
CoplH or .ctltdW.d ol • ... ... VIDI _... account •• prOY!ded In =:: °' Ille wfltt.n oo. latte Aet. (fhll allh«lfY cl'l11lng Olllce 01 H id Coutt, at ~1 The City 1300 lrlatof erre.t HOM "'°"''*' NewpcNt -..Ch-1tech-Cott1 ..._ o~
rat11 ao atttrmln9d ate on --MCtJon 1250 of in. Cellfof· with 1he court be-w .. .rtow the peraonal,....,. SchoOf Dfttr~. IOcaled a1 DtlYt, Or~. c..,_, 1211, Newport 8eeCh. CA Com Men belly Plot Noe AIM' 11, 11, at. 1-. Iii• at th• c111 Cletk'• Of. .. .... v. DAYIDI ON nl• PrObatlt Code. A A• the heerlnf. Your •P. .....,,....,. IO take INlly 2916-B .. ., ltr"~ CoN end INlll • con IO .w,.. --.nsa .. 1a; "· .. May 3, • Wll1
fin. locat.O II 7'1 , .. CAS•NO.At11303 quttl '°' lpeclal Notte• pwltll:e!Mybelnperton ecuone ~~II>' MHa. CA mLtt Which COlM CUTLIA~_end 1,DoftM.Nofmet\_5TOceen 1111. wr;u;;;vou•~l*Vlfti
Drive. Coett MtM. calitOI" lo-.~ •. tientflc1., .. 1, form I• tve.lllt>i. from the °' b¥ your8florttlY. . PJC¥111. htore ~ w· tlfN Mid bid• Wiii be Pllb-STlPHANll c . PTuw•ll" VIila, Newp0t1 !Med\. CA wn7 Of .-a.... 1:1e11t-lllfnM-... nl• t2~28. and ........ etedltore, conungtnt Credi-C041ff clefk " ~OU NV. A Cl\lDITOll lain *' lmponant aCtloM, llctv o'*'9d and reed IOI: .. co-Truae ... ., .. INM ... . . -... ·~·
•Ille lo an., lnttfetttd S)My lot•, Ind ptt'tonl WhO may Of • Contingenl crtdttor of f't0wtv8r, the l*aoNI .. "tNtAL. TRAILlAS d•t•d OclOl>tf •• -1114 PNI A. lellllngtf, . 2144 -~ ~ .. 10VI ..... ,
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i.wivvr BMch/Coata Mesa Dally Pilot Wednesday, April 12, 1995 9 ~
NOTICU PUBLIC NOTIC!I PUBLIC NOTlCH PUBLIC NOTICH PUBJ:!C NOTICES PUBLIC NOTlCES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICtS PUBLIC NOTICES
--~~----I~ ~tlltl0Clcl500000 rlCOfded 1211311994 In 1, IV94 P.M. 1n'Oept. 703 locat· Hntod lo tht propoud 12n111V94 111 llllOlt . Plot . THE PETITION ro· NOJIC( Of lflUS'IH S t.\l£ 1H llom lleot 10 tilt tfll•lltU at
_;:1111 IOtoctltflNl't :=No 7r, "0827 ~ SIGICEO WEST COAST ASStM ed •t 341 The Citv acbon.) The lndtpan 11111111t11tnt No 94-730472 o quoata that LORIE 1 s 1214~ lflt Or~ CIYC C•t•. 300 E I ==t OMcaJR ~ WlllSell ILY. C. 8y OiaN Flatltrty Drive Orange CA dent . adminiur•tton Uld OlldalR1t01dSW1Ll SEl ANDRENA dtDONATO l.lil~Godt f ChP111111()111Qt ~A1 11tt 111M !
Glos PltG 04l20f -~ • on Statl¥f 9 2ees authority will be gr•nted 011 o.t/19119" at IN THE rAON be eppointed a• pereon· 1""'' 34~ 1493!>4 of "'' 111•111 OC1blal10A or 111.
' ineno~bllld ftont ~nnc.Alto::: "'°"" TlllS s~•mtnl was ltled W\111 IF YOU OBJECT TO unltH en lntorHted Of Tl1E r~GPOlfS Al T al rcprestnl•tlve to t7 MAROYISH llOl.U, 111' 1°"' ~ or 1"-l
lJnasSIQnld "t'.,:. <' OOO eouruiou.. 700 CMc ~ 111t Counry Clerk ol Otq• th• granting of the person ltlH •n objtct1on IMIH (NIRY AREA TO TH administer tho est.rte ol Alt •26 111-11 vnlll.:i WW-01 ti.. OblJQ,.llDll
II tujJlluS) I °' . OUl'llY on Match 28 199~ tt't'o ho Id to the pet1t1on end P\.AUNTIA CIVIC CENTER •01 the decedent. CAl flD SUMCl CORPOAAfl~ lfCljltd by tbt *'4 dttct!Wd .... l',289172 er i¥e Weal, Senta Ana, NOTICE·Thlt fic~ltOus Name p 11 n. yohu he ~ ehow1 good cau1e why 411 E CHA""••u A'"' PlA THE PETITION re fl(A CAJ. 1f0 (NTERPAtSES M ~o-l trwel!:.'1 111-1!",!.'!'_cmt~ .... ipus as "OllUS PoilcYllOldef CA at 1:00 P.M. SI pubk S~ttmtril explrH lrit years •ppe•r at I e earing ,."'"" n r -..-.,,.. -·-~-... 9089172 allcilotl to the higher.I blddlf f 111 d It t and state your objec· the court ehould not CtNTIA CA II 10 00 A~ A quests the docedent't Owly PllO!l'ted '"'"'" 1inatt 1n• s~ 153 oe u 11 POt•t .. thal 411 M RegRalnt ~ap•s· 15 Income IO<lhe )'tll 31 43f392 IOf ea.ti (P8;f8ble •t the nine ~~ o~ th: C~u':!'c~~::,: tlons or Ille written grent the •utho11ty. PUBLIC AUCTIO" TO TH WILL end cod1c1l1. if luilOVMf Ott<.•ib«I d..o OI IMI Ill• .,,.,. ol ule the 01*'1119 bid
jCH&nal • c• 9~::, ante Olsbul'ltmetllS toi Ille yea1 ::!_ "u~ in lawful ~ °' IClitlous BusiA•ss''N•-· S••te· objections with tho ~ HEARING on the HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CAS any, be sdmitted to Will S Lt AT PUlll.tC AUCTIQt, m11be1eM lhn tht totll irldet.I· 01111, ,, &.,.... ~..,,,, n.. u... ,,.ted Slates). If f Ill. ,,. ...... "' court before the hear· potiuon will be held on (payable 11 lttne ol 1a1t In lawtu probete. The WILL end TO THE• HtCHEST B•DO(R f~ tdn-due 11 bu1lntu 11 con-We "'"•IM ce ... "' ..... ~'"":~ hlle •nd inle1est eon to llm t 1must be hied belo1e lllal ·1ng Your eppearanco A I 27 1995 t 1 45 CASH (di •~• form wt:ttll 11• Oil• 3/ZllllS ,.,. Inell Id al '"''"""' '"'r v ...... _,.,,, • he lil'ntol ... Is s••ttm•"I • pn • a : money ol lh• Unilld States) at any cod1c1ls are ev•1I· ~wlut itndtt '"the UM.a 5111u 1 ,. .. Fte1 s·~-6 Co1 .... 1., ...... ..... by: •n " u items ·-n ...,...... •nd now held ..... ii 11nder ' u• .. "'' b · b P M In Dept 703 "'hi t 11t d 1 t bl f I I • ""' ~·-.... • ...... ht reglattan&(s) eom· AM11ts~1e.......,me..:"~ncore ::fl.Ill tilt uid Oee{I ol T'J.a1 In in. does not or I ell aut11011ze the moauyr a'ttoinrnpeorson or Y • . . . r.... . ' an tn eres conveye a e or oxam nat on in and/or th• cu~·tr • t.ttt.1 ed o• ft<A Cit fed E"trtor11a
ed to tiansoct bu•I· , ....... D.,.•m"'"r'~31' 1,.;..~,. .!!!. pro"""" situated In said use In lhlS stile of a FIC~tlous V IF YO~v. ARE A located at 341 The City lo and now llefd by ii under sa1 the fite kept by the othtr thecu 'Ptt•llld '" Cr~~ n NICI T1u1t"
und he Fl IJ """" -""' ~ .,_,,, C .. ~ .. , Business Name 1 IOI 1 1 U Orrve Orengo CA Deed ol TrU$I 111 lhe prooer coClrt. Code s.<,11on n?•h IPo~~~ 1n a..To SfflrceCG!n"ank:-i ss " t. cttOUlto Ille Insurance cOmrru'Ston,r ounty•ndStaleheroll\Qller n v a ion ° CREDITOR o o ti 92668. s11uat1d1nsaldCountyandS,1a1 THE PETITION r•· lull Ji the 11111• cl w1e 10 10 ~, BwY~~J 'ok~·1 sf nest n/N•m•(•) listed pursuant to law , doscr1bod: At mCHt fully Jlo· tllt rlQhls ol aitother under l dlt , c,an hn· IF YOU OBJECT TO tiereinaller d11st11~ed As mOI quest.. authority to StfV~t Gomr1nyJ a11 rign1 •~If • .!., •.• nt .,_, .. ve on1 • SH tt0n•....., saribed on said Deed of Federal'. State. or common law gen ere or 0 t 0 h f h • d t 1 _.. .... ... .....,,..ary rlne Regine Or•Pll • • .......,,,Preal••lll Trusl (Ste Stcllon 1UOO et seq deceased, you must file t o . granttng o t e fully descrtbed on SJ•d Deed o edminlster the •~tllta •n 111 "" co"~ey .... 10 •na w.. t750f ro rth S1 Stt700
hi• statement was flied ·~~po':; !~LCosOO\ Stetmrr The PfOpeny oddreu and 9uslness and Ploluslons your claim with tht petitton, you eho!Jld Trust Tl'le proPtrty 3ddrtss an under the Independent held by '1 under u•d Qe.1d 01 T1"51 Sant~~· Ca ~705 A "
tlh ths County Clerk ol '''"' '' .,.,...,,. ia Mesa Olher oommon designation Code) court and mail a copy to 1ppear at tho hoa~mg olher c:~nion de$ignatton 1 Admini1tration of Es· '" tht P•O~f hti«tnaf'er d• (714~•3·8372
rangt county on Ftbru· CN303753422n A.p( If any, o1 lhe real propertY finlfilll'lg the personal rcpresenta· ~nd state your O~J&C· aoy, of the real properly de tat11 Act. (Thia authori· ;jtrloA J'"'" H ._,410, sn 1t ava1t1ble. the t.<PIC1ed ope111n11
22. 1995. 12,13,14,17,18, 1995 described above I• . pur· BUCHAUER, NEMER, FIELDS tlve appointed by the ~g~~f~~s ftle 'thmt~~~ sctrbed above IS purported I ty will ellow the person· ~lt1 ne M•'<"''~ 8lt.Cf1CIARY fot"--!~t_~:~~: blu::~ ·~~ '
F03772S PUBLIC NOT ported to be· 1073 VVnl & YOUNGER court within four J 1 Wt be 1 CORSICA DRIVE NEW al representative to take ,,.1, 011111 reoe•al SM•no• •••d the d... for• tht ••le (7'4).80· ubllshedNtwportBHch·' ICE wardlaneC~taMeaa.CA 60rS Figu1t01 SI 511 240 months from the dote court before tho heer PORT BEACH CA 92660 Th many actions without lo•" AHot•hon Af!C.O•c-o Jut r,690., • -'~
0111 Mtat Dilly Piiot Fill ND. ff4Z50• 92627. Los Mg1lu CA 900r7 of first Issuance or lng. Your eppearance unoersignPd T1ustee d1scta1m obtaining court approv· 2S. t988 u lnt1r No 88 3!.'!)7t'
arch 22 29, Apiil 5, 12, FICTITIOUS IUSINESS T~ under$lgned . Truatee Newport Beach·Costa Mesa letters es provided ill mey be In person or by any haD1l1ly tor any mcouectnes al. Before taking certain In eool c.ai;e t.t 011" al 1~o•ds TAC 41 I058c PUB 3'29 41!1
5 ' NAME STATBlllOO d1seb1m1 any llablhl'f for any CN301744 APr 512 19.26. section 9100 of tho your attorney . ol ltle property add1ess an very important ecuone, 111 tht "''"'al the Rteoiott of 4112 '
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1ncorrdd ect~J °' .. ~he property 1995 Celtforn,ia Probate CodA. IF YOU ARE A oll\er common e1es1gna11on however, the personal Otan11t Ce~My .aod dO!ed ol l•i1'1
...... ...,, "'0 1• re&$ ''"" Olnvr common Th f " CREDITOR or e conttn· sftV •hown h•re1n fhe totJ representaltve w ill be dtst• bt'I 1111 lollov. n9 1>1c~"~' __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_l_C_E_ ---------...,.ng buStnt~ as A·l ClfAN. d · w PUILIC NOT CE e ume or Ming d. f h -·· •" ~ " . s.. Au~ntd £•lltH Int $0<i:~ PUBLIC NOTICE ERS 27660 Ma~efllt ~11\way h=~~alton, any, ahown I claims will not expire gent ere itor. o t e •mount ot tht unpa d balance o requtred to givo nottco .,,me••t· IS933 !tti ,1 It Mt __ ..._ _____ _
Fl .. tltlous Ste F MsStoo IMJO C.1lomia The tot"I a ou 1 ol the • bofore four months deceased, you must ftle lhe obltgation secured by tn to interested pe11ons oont0n ot io1 ;i11 01 r.twoor1 File No. ff42341 .. Q2692 ·dba'i m n un CHsiuo110 from the hearing date your cloim with tho properrytoDesoldandreason unless they have He-vbtt 1n lh ;11 c,1 Cci.u FlCTtTIOOS IUSINESS
Busln•H Name ~ Mma Ma!OOno\\ch. 2175l l:i sec a~e ~1:!: oblig•· NOTICE OF noticod ebove. court end mail• copy to able esl mattJ costs expense waived notice or eon· ~ wun\"f cl °''llQt ll~lt ol NOIE STATEfllOO
statement Lwt MsSIOll \he,o Cal\loma 10 be .::~ a~ IA~=~ PETITION TO YOU MAY EXAM· t~e personal representa· and acl</aflCP.s 11 the t•me ol tn sented to the proposed ea1.fow1•&f.ltf 1np lf'Or:ltd..n Tne tOl1()11o!no,peison(s1 1~
The lollowlng persons lit ~ esltmaled costs ev,_..5" ADMINISTER INE the file kept by the t1ve eppotnted by the Initial pub <.ll10n ol me NotlCll 0 action.I The indepon 11ooi.. PJ•• 113 (II miM;• fi:OUI doing buSol'll!SS IS THE COFfa
oing business as: ti.s buSHltsSISCOOducted ho/ and advances ar'the T.,N of court. 'If you are 8 ,per· court wtth1n lour sale" S234 13110 In add11to dent adm1nistrat1ctn mi~''" the otf•..c GI:~~ CA:~I) SliACK 1147 £ tmpenal H)wr
OTO' MUNDO, 1420 E. an indlYldull the initial publieahon of lhe EST ATE OF: JOHN son interested in the months from the dote to casn 1~1 Trustle wiil .:iccept eutho1ity will be granted 1e..ord" ~· ~., t0Mn1 ' omrttd 'Racenoa CA 'R,670 dlnger Ave .. I 115, Santa The ~slrant commenced IO Nottee of Sale Is: ST ANTON estete, you may file of ltrs1 1ssuai:ice ~f cashier's tnftl!. draoNn on 3 stat unless an inter.,sted u fo110v.1 ~l nn n~ at J PO 1 "' Btta; Bli.Nllb 514 De LI
•CA 92705 trwact buStness under Ille $68,949 39. SKARMAN AKA wt th the court 8 formal lettel.rs •; 1 g0vidfd th'" 01 national Dank a cntck dra person files en objection :~~:~:· 1:, 0: ,~~~:~· ,'~~ """:! ~"Y Pait\. CA 9t754 •ru~ ~:~1\~a LnGar~I:, hc,bous buStntSS name or In addition to cash, the JOHN S. SKARMAN Request for Special sec. ion ° e by a ~ta!e 01 reoera cre1•1 un10 to the petition and the inlt•t«.•ion 011~f ~11~ •• , Sam I' Me.zher 514 De La
:ta ,.n,, CA 92705" • naSIGmeNEsDhs,t;dRaboYe on ~ T1us1eo will accept a ea· AKA JOHN Notice ol the filing of. an Caltforrna Probate Co~e. or a cneclt dra.vi1 by statt o shows good cause why ot 20th l>Ptt• 1 11 i .. "'ll''' fiientt Monle"Y Pait\. CA 91754
his business Is con· '" NAMAROONOVICH sh10(1 ehoc~ drawo on a SKARMAN inventory and appraisal Th~ time for f11tng l~dcral savings and loan JSSO the court sho"!ld not Avtnue :•t • nc,,1',tlS't•>t Ttits bus.ness is conoucted ~
ucled by· in Individual HltS statement was fifed w1111 state or natt0nal bank, a CASE NO. A 177293 of estate assets 01 ol claims will not expire ciahon. SJv1ngs assoc1Jtion o grant the autho11ty. 330 t!> 1 .... 1 ;:.J•a :, ... '" tt• oo oanners
he reg'11trant(1) com· the Courtly Cieri\ ot Oranoe cheek drawn by a state Of To ell hoirs, benefl· any petition or account before four . month• savings blnk spec1hecl in Sec A HEARING on the notth'h'Sl-'~1 In• c1 uo I ?ti H.i.-e you started dOong bust·
enced to transoct busl· County on Apnl 6 1995 federal credit unt0n or 1 ·a d't as provided in section fror:n the hearing date ~on 5102'01 lhe Financial Cod petition will ba held on 101htnor1~t1~t•1t.;l.neo!u~ 1 nessyet?No
ess Under the Fictitious NOTICE·l~s nCDDous Name check drawn by a slate 01 cti.'ng"aenst, ccrr~d11.to0r1s5 •• e0onnd· 1250 of the California noticed above. May 4 1995 at 1 ·45 ?1 t lht 'l< 1whmitrl\: ~8 00 SIGNED SAM K MEZHER BlLAl Stalemenl expres 1 w f federal d 1 u u YOU MAY EXAM· and au thomed 10 do business 1 p M. · 'D t 703 I · • I~ alon9 ''e nor·~.1~w1~ .. o• El KHATIB uslness Name(s) llsled 1 years rom savrngs. an oan •1· persons who may other· Probate Code. A Re INE the fi.le "opt by the this stale tn Ille event tende ed. .aitn 3e4p1 · The occaitA' s.i d lot i' 1 1~•nr.e •c,utn .. Jst••'i Tll!s siatement w~s tite<I 1111th bove on: 01.01·95 Ille date tl was l~ed 10 1tle Office ~lation, savrn,9" assocl· wise bo interested In quest for Spocial Notice " th th h d th Manuel Medina Garcia of tilt County Cieri\. A new F1cb· ahon or. sav•!'9• bank form is available from court. If you are a per· o er an cas is accep1e Drive 0 range C 330 I!) tr.: ~~·a11.1 .,.,,1n ,~. tne County Cieri! of Oranoe
This Statomonl Was flied bous Business Name Statement speel~ed i~ Seehon 5102 of the will or ostete. 'Or the court cler... son interes ted in the Trustee may withhold Ille lssu 92668 northw•~ttrlv I"" ot u d 1~1 ii t County on Apnl 5 1995 t De It d bel the Fin 1 Cod d both o f · J OH N "' ance OI the Trustee's Deed unt1 · lo •~· c•·~••rl•~~ ol \a•d ?01 • NOTICE· This Ficbbous Name Ith tho County Cfork ol mus 'e Ort ltlaUme l lle h i .anc1a e .an a~· STANTON SKARMAN Att0may for Petitioner· e~tahtah, you may ftlel tunas become ava1tabte 10 lh I~ YOU_ OBJECT TO :.1reei.1nei'• no•Jh-w .. e· f 'd j(I Statement exPtres hve years trom range County on Febru· ld1ng of tilts statement does not ol t or zea to do busrnou in A K A J 0 H N S . Thom .. E Wiiiey • wit t e court a for~a payee or enoorsee as a maner o the granting of the '"' t alv1? 1'• t~•lffl"t cl ...,.~ th• d• ... ti w•r ft ... d '" .... 0111~•
ry 24 1995 1tserf autllonze Ille use 1n thts lhts state. In the event Ion· Good Wild Request for Special pet1t1on you should ?0th 1 JI• nt 1 t ~ •<u .... "' u,. "" ' . F638 t 53 state ot a ftCbDOUS Business der other lhan cash ill IC• s KARMAN AKA JOHN He • 'ai mw.,.,11e' • llQht Said sale Will be made Ou • ' Yt' r •f ~(I· [ r •?'" 'r i . QI tile Covnty Clerlt A new f!Cb· Name in YIOlaDon 01 Ille nghts 01 copied the Trustee may SKARMAN eg,_ a Y Notice 01 tho ftltng 01. on w11t1ou1 covenanl or wairanty appear at the heanng E :JD ., • ' v FAu ".', P " bous BuStness Name Statement
Published Newport Boach· another under federal Siate withhold the issuance of tho A PETITION has 5000 Cempu. Dnve mventory end appraisal bXPre~s or 1mp11ed reoard1n ~nd state your ob1ec ~·it es~ , P.~S~ .~~lE·l· C.'j c}i0 must be hied before thal bme llle
Costa Mesa Dally Piiot common law (See Secbon 144~ T1us1ee's Deed until funda been filed by ASHLEY Newport Beach CA of est a~~ estotll or of trtte possernon or encum ttons . or ftle . written PRO.EC! 1ou:i" rntPE.IHY 'ir hling ot thtsstatement dOes not of
March 22, 29, Ap11I 5, 12, el seq BuStness and Prolessions become ava1tabla to the ANN SKARMAN in tho 92660 any peti.tion ~1 account brances. to sausty Ille indebted-objections with the MM EE sow o1,1 A Pi.uuc •!Seti aut/IOnze Ule use rn lhts t995. COdeJ payee or end0taee n a Superior Court of Cali· 04/05, 04/06, 04/12 as provided in section ness secured by sa o Deed ao-court before the hear S.t. E f •OJ I HD A' t •?!A state ot a ftcooous !WStness
W933 f1rst ~1ltllQ matter o( right. fornia, County of Or· PUBLIC NOTICE 1 250 of tho Celrforn1a vJnU:s Ulereunder with tnttres 1ng. Your appearance ~.At10'. (ii T~f ·11~1u;;( r :HE Name in .. otabon ot ine ngll!S of
•·---------1 ALDEN LYMAN ESCROW CORP Said sare.....,;u be made, but ango. P1obate Code. A Ra JS provided therein and tile un may be tn person or by PROC.fW ·.~ ~ •• w.SI •C .. ~OJ ano11te1 under fecleral State Of
PUBLIC NOTICE t13..'6 South Stl!ti without covenant. or ~rran· THE PETITION re-CHS 1260947 quest for Special Notice pad puncipal l>Jlance ol l'l your attorney· S~OU.!l C ". 1ACTA LA1'M ~ common law (See Secoon 14400
F ~mtos CA 90703 ty, express Of 1mphed re-quests that ASHLEY NOTICE OF to rm is available from 'lore stcured Dysaid Oeeo w IF YOU ARE A t ?O £ ?!:·~ S1 Cwa Mr.a C1 et seq Bus.ness and Proless.ons
lctltlous Ne-#part Beac:h·COsta Mesa gard1ng ltlle, ponouion or ANN SKARMAN be PETITION TO the court clerk. ·~leresl lllereon as provided , CREDITOR or e contln· Cl\ a st•tel ~-~, .. , c• ~ "'"'0" Code Buslneas Name CN304S4I 133 ""'A A~ encumbrances to s.ihs/y d 1 Attorney fot Petitioner· N 1 h gent creditor of the dfS49"•l.:> o• rc.,.n, rS • ow First f. •no
St•temant 12 1926 u~1j';: the indebtedn~ss secuted ~:ppr~·;~~tat•~~ 1~i::~~~ne· 'ESTAADTMEIONIFS:TJERE. SSE Anderaon & Anderson· said ote. ees c aroes and ex deceased, you must ltle 1~.e ~• ".iua·•y •S; ••• '.J 1 ESCROW AMERICA CORPORA-
The lollowlng Persons ••e .... , -=v .... . ... "·ed .... ... J W .._ ._ ... __ penses ot tile lruste~ and of lhe your cla·im with the ,, ,t'l'l'tio!""1"~s 0, ccrr""-''•ni TIO"'
-vr &aou ..,., • auvanees !Ster tho CSIOtO of tho an ·-,....._..on I ts C ealed b r• d n ... d 0 • " doing business as: PUBLIC NOTICE thereunder, will\ inlerest 11s decedent V ERNON &~ • 1 us t 1 Y •¥
1 ~ court and m ail a copy to Thr beo. ,.;ary i.nd•• 'a'll Di-•J 0' 9732Gardtfl Gmwe B/'fd
RJK Enterprises, t64A p1ov1ded lherern, and the un· THE PETITION IC· DAVIDSON 20 ·o N T tin rus the personal rd'resente '' 51 :, •n:in °1 a true~ t• Sur~ 5
M fl Pl C I M · ue Dated 0312311995 · ~~f3~ I t • oil m· ~ns w.urt~ em ace, os a osa. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S paid Pfineipal balance or lhe quests the dccodent's CASE NO. A 177252 Avenue PRINCIPAL RESIDENTIA ttve appotnte · by the 1t~·t~Y htrt•o• ·t t•o!Cll1e<I an.i GatrJtnGmllf! CA 9?644 CA 92627 SALE UNDER DEED OF Note secured by said Deed T . Sant• Ana CA 92701 • MORTGAGE INC •s al court w tth1 n four dtllttt. ,0 •• 1 u"·~·s •n•J 3 NtwPOll Beac:n-Costa Yiesa Ross John Martinez, 164A with i'nt~e~t thereon as pr~ WILL and cod1c1ls, tf o all heirs, bencfi· • ' h f h d • ~-' ' CN3023\• '"'"' •p A-'2 19""' TRUST ~~ • ~ b d · d d' 2148 Trusl•• BY.' LEN0°E0R SERVICE mont s ro. m t 8 ate WT•lltn O<e 'l' "ol Cko'J ' ana ~ ~ ""' ' "' Morrill Place, Costa Mesa, vided In ~aid Note, fe-. ony, a e m1lle to c1anes, •ere 1tors, ·con· / 2 f f f u ... 3 1"""' Flit' 502"• E .. H a v • b t Th WILL d d 04/05, 04/06, 04 l BUREAU .·., •GENT 601 UNI· o 1rst 1ssuan. ce o Dem;io;t tj1 c;," anc .., •it~ ... T ".Ts;} CA 92627 · -" charges end axpensH of pro a c. e an tingent ere 1tors, and ,... " 1 d d Th is business Is con· Loan: the trustee and the trusts ony codicils ere avail· persons who mey other· 1---------V£RSITY0 AVENUE SUITE 124 ette.rs as provi e •n notiG• c• ~-1~u 1 Jn<! ti•_., "10
dueled by: an Individual 94629126/HAUSERIBMC created by said Oood or able for examination in wise be interested in PUBLIC NOTICE SACRAMENTO, CA 95825 f916) scecltfion . 9p1 OOb 0 'c the ~~~.~~~.~~a r~..>t'!~01 !~b ~aJ
The registrant(s) com· other: W4116U Tru5t. tho !tie Kept by the the will or estate, or 565 2984 By reresa N·co•e 8 1 orrna ro ate ode. lions ,;'!Jl ·~r" '"' , •• Mn-~•
menced to transact busl· A.P. Number 935-23..029 Beneflclal Management court. both. o f : JESSE LOAN· 213670/f070362.1 3 Vtee President The ttm~ for filing sio .i "'"~ ~u · .• ol
ness under tho Fictitious YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Corporation ot America, A THE PETITION re· VERNON DAVIDSON OTHER. 608005 PRIORITY 67523 claims will not exp11e default and 01 t•ietl•Cn hl be
Business Namo(s) listed UNDER A DEED OF Delaware corporation. as quests ou1hority to A PETITION hes FILE : T11771 3/29,4/S,4/12f.!S before four . months Recorded December n 1994 u
above on: not yet Ifu~ia9 D~iEL~S~~~ Trustee, By BEC Trust Deed administer 1h11 estate boen ftlod by RHONDA A.P. NUMBER 931-80·629 fror:n the heenng doto 1r$t1 No 94-07'30787. 111 Book HARBOR l.AWN-
Ross J. Martinez TAKE ACTION TO PRO· Service, as Agcnl. 140 E. under the Independent DAVIDSON in tho Supe· NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE PUBLIC NOTICE noltced above. Pa9t ol Othci.al qecor:ll 1n tht
This statement was lttod TECT YOUR PROPERTY, Commonwealth Avo .. Suite Admtnistratton of Es· rior Court of Caltfornia, UNDER OHO OF TRUST YOU MAY EXAM· olhce ol the ••corder ol OranQe MOUNT OLIVE
wlth the County Clark ol IT MAY BE SOLO AT A 201, Fuflellon, CA 92632, totes Act. (This outhori· County of Orange. YOU ARE IN OHAULT UN CNS1261284 INE the file kepi by the County, Said HI• ot p1openy Wlli
OronBe County on March PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU (714) 773-0800, By. E. Raul ty will allow the person· THE PETITION re· OfR A OHO or TllUST DAH NOTICE OF court. If you are a per be m~dt 1n ~s 1s cond 1 on Cemetery Sales
24, 1 95 NEED AN EXPLANATION Hemandel. Sr Trustee Salo al ropresen1a11ve to take quests that RHONDA <ktober 15 1990! U'llESS IOU PETITION TO son inte rested in the w11hou1 cov•"•"' or wHr10l1 l d F . h
f 641282 QF THE NATURE OF THE Otricer, Dated: 03122l1995 many actions without DAVIDSON be appoint· JAKE 11\.TIOIJ TO f'R\lHCi ADMINISTER estate. you may file •,pren or ,..,~lied 'f9a•d•"O 1111' ea S Urn IS ed
Published Newport Bench· PROCEEDING AGAINST ASAPl 58641 obtammg court approv· ad os personal represen-YOUR PROPERTV IT lloA'f BE with the court a formal ocs~a.on, 0' encJ"itra~t .. '0 540 7602
Costa Mesa Dally Pilot YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· 3129· 415• 4112 al Before taking certain ta1ive to administer the SOLD Al A PUBLIC SALE If EST ATE OF: ROGER Request for Special ~~yt~~e ;:1~~~·"$t~:;r~~ ~d -
March 2:l, Aprll 5, 12, 19, TACT A LAWYER E very important acttons, estate of the decedent. YOU NEED Aloi EXPLA"IATIQt WHITNEY Notice of the fthng of an deed ol Tru" .., ,~ nit•o• ,, n l .. llliiliilillliliiiiil.
1995 Notice is hereby given 1h11t PUBLIC NOTIC however, the personol THE PETITION re· OF TH~ 1,ATURE Or T1;f PRO HANNAFORD AKA inventory and eppra1s111 w•d ,,01e p ovide<I iov.inc~ ,1 PAc.IC VIEW
W937 Beneflclal Management Fiie No. F641490 represento11ve will be quests authority to CH01NG AGA,•.s f VQU '1'0 ROGER W . of estate assets or ol a"y u~d•• \ht •• ,,,,, ol w•:l ~ MEMONAL PARK
__ P_U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T_l_C_E __ , Corporation of America, 1 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS rcquued to give nottce ndrn1rnstar the estate SHOULD cor, ll~T A LAWYER HANNAFORD any pat1t1on or account JI Trull •ee c•arj~ aM !'
---------Delaware Corpor1tlon, as NAME STATEMENT to mtorested persons under tho Independent NOTICE • ·•rto, ~ vL' 1· CASE NO. A 177284 as provided in section c•"M:• c.' 1~e ·1ui.•,.,, ano ti ·~, Cemetery • Monuery
PROPERTYANDCASUALTY trus.tco. or 1ucce1sor trust· Tr" toiov.no l)ersonisl u nle ss t hey have Adm1ntstrot1on of Es· PR1NC1?Al R•SICtr.T A1 To all heirs, beneli· 1250 of the Caltforn1a lr"s" '"'"'"°tr wd ~~I Chee*• CrematOty
SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL eo, or aublhtuted trustee IS 2re oo no busr~ess as PA watvod notice or con tat es Act with hmited MORTGA>E '.t All IOW cranes. creditors con· Probate Code. A Re lrus• SJ.;l' S•if " b! ~· o • 3500 Paoflc View Crave
STATEMENT putsuant 10 the Oeod of C•FIC ~·Al•IJFACTUR '<G 2681 sentod to tho pr~osad autho11ty. (This authori· CORPORAlt0'1 • s :rusl~t t1ngcnt creditors, end quest for Special Nouce ~~· , ' 1 ~ ' "' ~"' " Newport~ Trust executed by George F ' l Th t 11 II th , • • , , , form ts eveileble from ..._IM YEAR ENDEO DECEMBER 31 , Hauser and M.lane Hauser, Dow Avenue s~1te C Tusltn CA action e t cpan Y wt .a ow . e person· sucetssc: uus '' c• suwS '"" persons who may other· Chances are 1H4 81 Trustees undtN Oeclara-926eO d ent adm1n1stre11on al representehve to take t~ustee py•sua~t 10 1~e Deeo wise be interested in the court cle1k,
F\111 Corporal! Name STERLING lt0n of ' Trual dated WEST COAST ASSf M8l Y eutho111y will bo granted mony . actions without Trust ut.ultc ~., A.'•'~£ tlSt the will or ostate, 01 you Wiii find
CASUALTY INSURANCE COM-7.16-1985 R~Ofded on INC a Ca•·•ornl.l Corpcrat•o" unless an interested obta1n1ng court approv-KOLOE A s11.Gl{ WO~A~ Rf both of: ROGER WHIT· Attorney few Petitioner what you need
PANt 10l3ll l9B9 81 Instrument 2m OOW A~en~t S1rn C person fttes an objection al. Before taking certain co1dt1J on 10!27 •Q92 as In NEY.HANNAFORD AKA Dwtght J. Griffilh at the price
Home Olhce 20351 s w ~a No B9-S87444 1n Boole -Tusllll CA 92680 to tho pet1t1on and Yory important actions, st1um~n1 No «2-728413 1 R O G E R W . Remer. O.Vancenzo &
Newpon Btach. Calf 92660 Page -ol omclal rOC01ds in T~is bus•n•ss iS con~ue1110 shows good -cause why ho w over, the personal Book P.111a or Oflt0a1 R~cord HANNAFORD Griffith you want to pay
Tota11C1m.1tedasse1S the office or the C<>unty Re-t~ acorporatron the court should not rep1esentetive will be In tne olhcc 01 1•t Co1inry Rt A PETITION has 2121 E. Coaet when vou read
S32. 160908 eOfdcr of Orange County, The reg strar.1commen~a10 grant tho authority. roqutred to give notice COfder ol ORA'iGE Co1in~.,. bean ft led by LORIE A. Highw ay Ste 28° Clasalfled
Taul kallllrDts 23 071 736 California, and pursuant lo tr.msact business under tile A HEARING on the to interested persons Calilorma ario ;:i.irsuanl 10 tn d1DONATO in tho Supe· Ccwona Del Mw CA
Aggttgate wnte-rnslorspeoal the Nolie• of Otlaull and ltctl~ous Dustntss name or pe11t1on will bo held on unless they have Nollee ol Cttau11and E1tc11on I rior Court of California, 92625 dally su us funds .Q. Election to Salt thereunder names hsled at>Ove on January Ma 4, 1995 at t :45 waived notice or con· Sell thereunder recorde County o l Orange. 04/05. 04/06, 04/12 fS42·5fS78
NIGi .. .,..,
llUllUIWAY
Mortuary * Chapel
Cremation
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
Ml·l111
HOUSES/ NEWPORT NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2624 RENTALS TO BUSINESS OFFICE LOST & LOST & PERSONALS 3002
CONDOS BEACH 1069 BEACH 2169 APARTMENTS
FOR RENT EASTSIOE 2Bd·11hBa FOR SALE • New palnVcpt, ga· Harbor Ridge Trade •1 AT THE BEACH rage $825/mo. 1665 Ir·
HAVE: 3Br+loft gor· vine Ave. 720-9422
G:r geous remodel. Fab · Annual Rentals BALBOA vlow (not reservoir). Large Selection WANT: CdM or Npl Studio Unit ........ $450 ISIAND 2606 NEWPORT
duplex. Ownor, Joyce 2Bd/bay view .. $1450 BEACH 2669 Volenllne Properties 2Bd patio unll • $1250 1 Pr neWllf dec·Refrlg, 759·7859 2/2 + don·dock $2450 ftplc. Leaso. No pots, EOUAL llOUStHO 1 BR $600/mo, util pd. 1 Ol'l'Ol!l UNITY CaU For Summer Ll•t Nr bch, $875/mo park·
All r111 ei1a1e IClwertlalfto in 1hl1 The "'*ntlat. Ing xtra. 675·1319 hse to eand. Sundock,
w/d, avl by 5/1. 301 E.
lllWS,lptf Is IUlljtCI lo lhl fed· HOUSES/ ........ Balboa 12. 644-7946 .,., F•lr Heul119 Act ol 1HI II
CONDOS rm., utt. '-'.,.. °'""' BALBOA •1BR $825• llf'lltHH wtllch ""'" K Ute91I 673·1900 lo llheltlse "111y prt1e11nu, FOR RENT PENINSULA 2607 2BR 2BA $725/Up
1 Br+ loft w/pvt patios. Ref rig & dishwasher llmlt1t1111 tr lllactlminatlon View of Bal Isl. Furn. Incl. 60x30 pool. No llas1t1 111 "'' ctloc. ttlltlon, Tonn/gym/pool. 6mo-38d 28•1 newl1 redec pets. No fees. No Jt1, '-tlkaJ, llllllllJI s&alul Of 1yr. $1450. 675-9578 2nd fir apt, for 1 yr+ lease. 545-4855 ...... "'9lft, • 111 lnltAtioll IO lse by owner. Approx
1111M _, Mii ........,,,., llml· BALBOA •4BR 2BA1 lrg ~rd, 1200 sq/ft. No pols. Npt Hghta lg 3Br 2Ba.
llltM • 111$ufMallff." PENINSULA 2107 remod w/mrble. elk Nr m.in/B•lbo•. Call fp, nu pnVc1 pts/drp1,
11111 1nn,.,.r wlll 1101 to Back Bay Trell. Nowl (818) 501.()()97. dbl "'4ar, deck. S 1150/
........., ICU,._, lfflfUH· Balboa Newport $1700/mo. 851·7980 Balffront 2Bd·2Ba 2 mo. o pat. 760-1668
1111111 1w rtal Hll .. wtlkll b 111 BIO CYN TWNHM car parking, pool, Alty 723·4494 •itQI ... If Ille i.. ow"""' 2Br 2Ba, prime loc. dock avt. No pets
"' lllfffy ...,... .... Ill 3Br w/ocn view 11700 Tennis/pool/spa. s 1500 873-6640 MISCEUANEOOS
... 1tla11 Mftrtlllll la 11111 OcHnfront 3Br $2000 $1600/mo • 759-8242 RENTALS ........................ Ponlnaula Pt 1 Bd $875 ... '"'..., .... 'Ill'""" Npt Shores 3Br $1325 810 CVN View, 3Br COSTA MESA 2624 2•hBa, 53 Sea Pin• Ln ....... I ..I ..... ,UIHUO Tenn/pool. $1950 lse. ......... , .. ..,4.-. ftt Pet ok. l10-43t·7693 $2991ST MONTH ROOMS 2706 llile ......... oc 11'11 ,.. ... CORONA Super clHn 1 Bd In
, .. HUO II 4Zt·»Ol DELMAR 2122 Bh1na Twnhm Front cozv friendly, 30 Unit . row view 3Bd·2.5Ba, comm nr 11hh/Harbor Luxurloua furn rm/pvt
IMMAC 2Bd Hao, now xlnt cond, $2100. 433· BUNKHOUSI!! bath. E'alde CM. Quiet
95i8 Coldwtl Binker APT8 842·1401 N/S. No pets. UUI Incl. G!NBRAL 1002 kltch, avl now, 11000 $475/mo. 548·5056 a month, garag• avall, 18d 19• 1-c:ar g•r.
'tOO Iris 968·7211 Beach Area DrlVe·br, NB/llluffa. Fem has
QOVT'T florooloaod 1776 Weatm nlster pvt Br/Ba In lux condo lrvlne Terrace front homea from 6%, 0•· Y11rtyUnfum $790/mo 642-5480 a.,, pool. w,nblt, $500
llnquent Tax, Rapo1. row. 1 ao• ocean vtew, 3 .. 48R·2 Boths 18ft Mobllo Homo + dep. Alll 4/ • 0.4--0203
REOs. Your Aroa. Toll 3500 sq ft. 3Br 2811 1137~ to s1aoo mo.
free 800•890·9nft ax. maid's qtra. trplc, spa. VIiia Rentals Oulel & S.cura.
M·.1308 for CUfrtnl U1llng• OultU S3QOO t73·30~9 1991 N~rt Dlvd. RENTALS TO -84 373 875-4912 111 BR·1 ii HSO/mo. SHAU 2724
LAGUNA COSTA MESA 2124 Property Mgmt Lndry, PoOI. ~ulal, nr
HILLS Oii tr~•I on, No ·-··· 1050 28ft dplx. Oreal IOC ~pets :aea Aoomata wanted to • llAS TBLUffl'• •h•f• • latg• 4bf 3 b• Triangle Sq. Quiet. Nu 3Br • f'amlly Rm. &tg •111 llonth Rtnt Fr ... L•111¥re WNW 8aoUt 312 cuatom horn• In Hun-
2200 • aJf hm. r:eo· crpl/dr pa, gu, Vd. lard, S2200/mo 1.._!Arga 111r, tr.. cal>le, tington B••ch. ~oo& • hkupl,$775.147•7640 76-1212/Agant • .... 1;u, 2~ gar. oor. atcl . .., -oC pool, gated ~1t111~. Jacuul, whitewashed
Res. CB Ail· 389·5018 ··••d• :18d 18• DiTalO,, 1sr 38• carPQf11, M•·•••• ~k ...,.rywhet •• foyer
11 tlO • Wattald• homt, large yard. aao Del M81IC 1bd. .. PIU9ft laftdscoping.
3Bd 1 ea + 1am1ry rm ~at location! 12700I f:Mw vac.ant, no/doge. $400 mo. • IOO MC.
Can'l Htm 10 • '060 752·2111 ~'!'Cl le•'!. 840-4711 184·133911'1' ..... 247 .... v.. apac:lou• ·-mo _~ gel 10 ill lho91 HARaOft YISW HMS 1·..-Ho-1h~. ':.\i 9cl Ha condo
ftpait JObl Mk :raa. botlue, lndry, ftortoftno 4Bf 411 UIOO. ""' cpt/palnt, W/d • .....-rtCreet•
ltOYnd IM "°'*" fp, AV acceH, huge MoMCo -18a l2000. ..... ~.:::: riv ba w/lult.-C• rm.
l1tNCte1l ... ll ywCI. ltlte.14Wlll ....._..,O Of 1'7W'f' ... No .... 712 cloMt9,quiet,.,.....
.,,., dew\, ~ :t .. ,.........., tllOVllN UJ.lt LllO Bayfnt, LQdoell. ·····-··----pool. Jee, •nNa. flt
tielpyou ht ....... .. lowety '~•I•_,.., utll 1PML P.,._ trptc, gar W/aontia WOft(-out
Pet OK; Pool, lenJ• room Of 4Ch bd, ""°""I ~. litO'le ,,. r. IOth ~p, W/O, MU+
retllble helf · laundrys. e4._. 4• JumNnfutn, e13-1e11. ___ _It .... ~tl'I 7I0 .. 3t2 + ~ """· 142·9060 -~ ~ -
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SHARE 2724 FOR RENT 2769
Balboa laland Retail or Ofc 500 sq House to shore ft+ lrg 2·Clr gar. Now. Rm mate wonted to Ponln beach location. shr lrg 3Bd 2Ba hso. 105 15th St. 675·2660 Prlv bdrm, ba + 2
closets. $650 t 11.r ullls.
Coll Julie 675·59t3
Beaut NB/Dover Shrs. BUSINESS &
lmmac, lrg, sunn~ Kit/
lndry/cablo/phn kup.
No pet. $385 645·9515
FINANCE
E'slde CM Feminine
decor, shr spacious BUSINESS 3bd 2bl hm, frpl, w/d, OPPORTUNITY yd. So~ ph. 1 rm avl for resp, 40/mo ~ uhls, 2904 $300 soc 548-4435.
Lovell( Newport Croll LOCAL RTl!"24 Loe•· townhome to •h•re tlons•Buy All Of with rosponslbla N/S. Part•Po•albla 2K Private room w/bath, Wkry•BOQ.599-8769 unfurnished. Private
phone line, tr•• cable.
PooVtennls/•P•· $485/
mo+ dtpo11t. lncludos
utilllles. Call 650.0454. ANNOUNCEMENTS
Npt Bch-Qulet rmmatt
wanted for t>aachlront
home. S800/mo. 1 sV ANNOUNCEMENTS last req'd. 504·7731 2920
RENTALS Nead • HOUH·Sltter WANTED 2726 Thia Summer'? Har·
v"rd Law Student will
1001< •flor ~our home In Clean, Resp, Prof, '""''" tor wllvtd or r• Mal•. seeks ~lout & dUCtd ttnt,(617)493-9131 llQhl Rm In N B erH
Long term. Mb S480/mo
Lva m19 (714) '43·~810 LOST&
GARAGES FOUND 2925
fOR RENT 2740 FOUND PUPPY
Mata, 5-G Old. a.,. .... a •m•U ... mos
Coll lo ID. 131..0333 ftoes. 17th a Newport POUND WATCH
-
blvd, CM. Amerll•nd
Realty. 83a..a7a7 Old• Coron• del Mat 14().6980
-FOUND: CAT·Orenge 6
COMMERCIAL while, frltndlY m.te 01
Mariner• libr~ 31291 UAL ESTATB (7'4) 787 H1
lioukoa CHILD'• WATCM In TeW!r)IJle
Psiltl l>OV9' restroom. 1USDOSS oma Cal IO tO, Me-290e. POIUlfT Z711 lilUNl1 61AL •I ••••• 81aok, 6"
NIWp!IOAT BCH.O'C ...... ,,.., hCk Day
PtOm MOO. 4t I 0"9 H._. khoo4. Coe&a
Newpott 8Mt. l'r ank· Me.a. C... lO LO.
tin Realty '40-7000 M2•tl71.
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)
FOUND 2925
FOUND: MALE
TABBY/long hair cat:
appx. 7 mo. old, cuto
& lrlendly. 548-9471.
FOUND: whfto/~effow
COCKATIEL, ERV
TAME. In the Adams
& Harbor Blvd. aroa ol
Costa Mosa. 557·6356
LOST CAT, 19th &
Placenlla, grey tabblo,
grn eyes. Blk collar,
name-Tebltha 631-4348
LOST Fem Rottweiler,
511!1 mos, blk w/brCTWn
markings, blk collar.
Bal Penln, 4/6. Ntods
medl Rewilld. 673-8424
LOST KAYAK
REWARD
Current Design Sol·
sUce ST model, yellow
dock, cream colored
bottom. Btown off my
dock In Nowport Har·
bor on Friday, March
10th, wllh blue canvas
cover •tt•ched. Se1lal
number ooco.
48050994. Please call
714-644·5771 dav.
875-8485 night.
ReWatd $200,
LOST KITT•N
Reward If Found
Sliver tipped gray/
White Hlmal1y•n 8
Wkl Old. Lost In Npl
D4l•Cl'I. PIHH call Jody Roa., 631-3333.
LOST KITT•N
R•WAllD. Qray
Tabby mtsatng sine•
Sun. 4/2. Deformed
hip & ChtOl'llC 1.tftpe1 reaplrato•y prob en\,
Nee do medlc•11on. 0&5-3021
LOST PASSPORT "
lraniat\, name FanuHI
Sholcrollahl . If
round, please coll
e.2-8400
Coat Role• Wat oh
Subm•rtner model.
La•t ~ at Hollctay•
8d HNIO\ C~b, Hurlt ldl ""'9itdl .... .,.u
""' ...... 8'n, •II•
boal ••ch~ covltf.
lost Otd o.taMy O!'\•
lot/Alt I colfu Ing (fltl7~ ""1Wcl
' l
FOUND 2925 UP TO DATE
SPORTS/FINANCE LOST:Yellow, Wht & STOCKS & MORE Gry Cockatlel on ,.goo.94s-n oo ex 2so1 4·8·95 In Nwprt Hts S2 99 min, must be 18 area. tf found, pis call Procell Co. 602·954·7520 548-6834. YOUR FUTURE NOW!
1·900·988·8600 ex 4613
PERSONALS S3 99 min Must be 18
Procafl Co. 602·954·7420
MEMBERSHIPS PERSONALS 3002 3018
:l1TcTETr~: PrHtlglous Yacht Club
In Npt Harbor. 35 Ft
sllps avl 640·1494.
• •lif••ltf • 476-6870 Charles.
• Cttetai.1 • .J·D&•25 EMPLOYMENT .. iwm.~-~ •••• •• GlmD PSYCHIC EMPLOYMENT TELLS YOU ABOUT 5530 YOUR FINANCIAL FUTURE, LOVE,
SUCCESS a YOUR $40,000/Vr. Income HEALTH Ill r.otenUal Home T_(.P-l·t00>771-to00, OT. MM ats/PC us•rs. 011
~lm,·aa.wn fr .. 800-8G8·9778 ox.
T • 1398 for listings
UP· TO.DATE SPORTS/
SPREADS & MORE Tne Communl1y
1 ·$10CM15'·6000 tJt 8657 M•rkat Plac•.
$2.99/mm. Must be 18 Claumees
ftrocall Co 802·954·7420 842·tHS79
-0 .
GARAGE SALE I
HINTS
Before your ga'!t sale, determine t
items wish to
· sell. ~ sure
I
~ingisdean
and repaired.
I
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I
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:10 Wednelday, Apt1112, 1995
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
5530 5530
CLERICAL
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
5530 5530 5530 Prr Work Ftr Pay
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 6am-12 M·F, no ei<p iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii n e ceasary. $ 8. 00/hr S Drivers S for dellv· Experienced, reliable MAIL STORE Ptr Ask for Mark 852.0247 ery service . Own Muffler Pers on for Must be noat & de-•---------
ocono car or P/U. very busy shop In HB. pendable, able to PART TIME WORK
Insurance & depend· 841 ·0101 or 841·6560 work Sat. Some com· FULL TIME PAY able. 8am-5:30pm. Frontdoor/Server puter knowledge pref. 547.5332 I M F I 11 CM 54.,7306 The Times Orange
AVON. Independent
rep, 1-800-752-AVON.
Earn $200-$1200/mo. Call for lmmed resp.
1·800·752·2888
app Y on· r • am· .,.. County Is looking for 4. Barn Steak House •---------2300 Harbor st .. 31, CM. O.C.C.·Chiller Upgrade, bright, energetic salea Ouol. Subs. M/W/ people for Telomark•t·
General Office FfT DVBE, cone. elect, Ing and Conaumor
Can't aeem to
gel to all those
repair Jobs
around the house?
EMPLOYMENT
5530
9040
9050
'75 Meroed•• 2e·o Xlnt cond lntld• &
out. Ok Blue. '3,400.
847·7411
1880 VW Cabriolet
boutique ed. triple
wht, wht lealhr eeats. nu top, alrm, AM/FM
cass, AC. pwr win, n/s
pwr ater, air bag, must
Hiii $8,800 840-8558
1881 VW Corrado
mint cond, lealhr, AC,
cust rims, wht, sun.
root. must aeel
$10,000 459·8765
BOAT MECHANIC
Growing CdM co. plumbg, lnsul, atruct, Mark1Ung. Earn hourly
needs respon person con Ir o Is, 4/2519 5 wage+ generous com·
for phonea, cust svc, 1 Oam Contact:Martln missions while quallly· collections & PO data Mech 832·8952 Ing for our attractive
entry. 497.9020 ""'p-rr~"""o_F __ F_l"""c"""E-C-1-1r-lc_a_V benefits package. For
Let the
ClaHlfled
Service
1991 VW Va n cust '83 SEVILLE. One· rims, new tires & eng, owner Npt Beach car. red, $2000 OBO
W/certlllcatlons to r OMC, Mercrulser,
Volvo factory dealer In
Lake Arrowhead. Full time, xlnt wages &
beneflls. 909-337-4460
Directory
help you find
reliable help.
&42·5878
Lady driver now d• 459-6785 Telemarketing sslea The Community errands/computr/phn. can 714·966-4591. For ceased. Uke new thru-1..,,.........,, ___ ~---,---out Incl tires. See to 71 VW Superbeetle,
appreciate. S3,395. runs good, needs sm
Owner: day1 833·3131 atuff, lat offer over
Market Place. M·W·Th or M·W·F 12-6pm Consumer Marketing Claaalfled Need reliable car. Lag sales call Jourdain,
842·5878 Beach. 494-7018 714·966-4574. eVH 722-0290 1900 650-8574
CONTRACTORS HANDY MAN 3710 INTERIOR PAINTI.NG 3858 PET TRANSIATOR/ •5E•R•VI-C•E--•ICARPENTRY 3510 CLEANING
DIRECTORY iiHiiliiAEiiAiiCiiAAiiPiiEiiNiiTEiiAii SERVICES 3548 GENERAL 3558 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DESIGNERS
LEGAL
3782 SERVICES 3812 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SERVICES 3870 TUTOR 3927
Carpentry"Elec:trtcal CH UNG 'S P Al NT INQ I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Additions/Remodels
Fire/Water/Repairs. Kathr'a Housekeeping CPI BUILDERS INC. Plumblng•Orywall & AedHlgn Your Home Legal Form 20 Yrs Exp. Gd Prlcel CARl:FREE VACATION! LEARN SPANISH NOWI
Quality Worlt w/ rela. Realdenllal Const. More. Comm·1 Reaid. To Flt Your Llfeetyte Preparation Ouar work. Free Eat. Don't atreu rour pets. Exp'd S.A. Tutor. Also Concrete/Elec/Plumb. Jerry, 780-7884 Reliable 448-7975 Llc.4'51842~1naured Jim 641 ·7494 Mlllenlum Dealgn Olvorce/Wlll/TrusVetc. Ucl375602 53e-1534 In-home TLC by COM Tranalator·lnterpreter.
ADDITIONS Pager: (714) 567-09t8 (714) 985-4983 Home RHtoratlon & 373-4553 *** 894-6075*** JENKINS PAINTING res. •Dally walks/hugs Susana 873·7409
REMODELING 3410 ---------NEW WEST CLEANING·---------Remodellng., Tiie., _________ Tenant eviction aervlce. Int/Ext. Wallpaper, •scheduled feedlngs.1 ________ _
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilCARPET INSTALL ·-d rywall woodwork.-& drywall, texturing, etc. •Mall pickup, etc. Home & rental prop. DOORS 3 580 • • JEWELRY 3784 uncontested divorce TUTODYUG DUNCAN Ouallty work. Refs/llc/19iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii fences, deck1, room support modification. David, 1.aoo-880-6222 "Dally check-In If req, &U4'
CONSTRUCTION & REPAIRS 3 5 16 bonded. Free eallmatei• additions, roofs, gen Free consult. 457-0388 808 HUTTON CO. •LOW RATES. Llc/j~~ii!iiii~iiiiiiiiii 3930
20 Yrs Exp. Small & 662·0181; pgr 413.()514 An experienced repalra. Comm/Rea. Wlllla.m Harold Jewelers lnVExt. Acoustic cell bonded/refs. 644--4841 SAT Semlnare. Excel
Lg. Jobs 850•7042 SMC carpet Repair• dependable door Refs/Free E1tJmates. Watch & Jewelry repalr1·M-1-5-C-------• remove/apply/repair. _P_•_g•_r_21M--__ 3_1_2_2_.__ with Pat O'OoWd. Test
Power stretch, sales. *WINDOW CLEANING* hanger. Guar work, John, 647·5520 Antique/Fine Jewelry L#622831 082·5881 Per•onallz.ed Pet Care prep since 1979. 5 Repair aqueeky floors FREE ESTIMATES reaa. Don 521·8910 _O_ra_n_g_e_C_o_H-an_d_r_m_a_n_1 Buy/nll/lradt 873.0385 SERVICES 3831 _,,E,....m_•_r-a""'l""'d..,,P,....a""'1-n"""'u-n_g_1 Kennel alternative. No meeting• In Irvine S"195.
ANTIQUES,
BTC.
7 dys 239·0289 24 hr• 297·8081 David Electtlcal/Plumblng lnVExt wallpaper/111• stress or worry. Uc, Registration e73-23eo.
Tim Reaves Floorlng 1---------ELECTRICAL 3610 Fr81 ~~tnV. Car8pen3t~ .... LANDSCAPE' LiroJ~y chart• CompeF tltlve "~1·L 1003yra9 Ina. Reta 873-7184 ... , R ... ··1 p '· CO ""9 -~.... I latl hi exp-'"eat 61·2 WALL *c""'ar0pwel/W.-ood/ru"'?!* MPUTERS 3556 Plumblng/elec/Water IAWN CARE 3808 Nata* 8 on• P --------Qrand Opening In COM ··-'"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii A-1 l!I t I 1 k Personal Dally FOfecasl o.n.lnV"~Ouraa"'i p'.rnaVIRn•tulngs PLUMBING 3890 COVERINGS 3932
3420
Th A I a Ll379738 84S-87t 1 1• ec r oa . wor heatera/aprlnklera/cell liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Free Catalog 673-3443 ...,., .. e nt que a te MAC TUTORING Duncan Electric fans. FREE E1Um11tesl Baelo Yard Malnt. · UC/Ina since 78. Cell r .. :~7u~~~/~~~~.d ~~~qm,~ _C_E_RAM __ l_C_____ System & all progrma Quick Reaponse 241.0137 or 218·8169 Lawne, Cleanup• •---------movtd & retext. 841·88n THIE LOCAL PLUMBl!A §::uatom Wallpaper Mark ...... 675-7245 Local Uc. 8 5 0-7042 T'•• Trimming Lt MOVING 3834 ...,.....,,......,,,...--...,---1 "' Willlam Bangert Co.· atrlppln9/Palntlng lurnll ure/etc/675·8017 Cati 8-4 buying cmputt WAYNE'i•ELECTRIC Semi ReUred contractor. Haullng 979-8245 Ike'• Custom P ainting Since 1947 No }ob too amalll
_________ ,TnES 3528 PC Repalra & Tutoring FrH eat. Rel/Comm. Rpra, lmprvmnt1, aml &.awn ••rvloe. Mow/ PUBLIC NOTICE :J~~. I~~~·& g~~~. Friendly Service 6% Otf w/1d. 873-2937
BUSINESS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiReiiipii'd Upgradea-Home/olflce Sr disc. 9 42-8588 l0~ .. ~~=~t~~~~~ity, edgetaod/aprlnklera/ LI073488 831"'4e10 Ll47eooo 875-9304 We gala should hang
SERVICES 3488 ~': o:~~~r~le. C• Moat aves S40+part1 PIOlfl28&-3884 clrt-up. Al 888·2718 ~: ~~~:i~!t~ U~I~: PAINTING 75().5832 Amie Smith PIUlftblme together. Strip, ln1tatl,
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ramie new/repaired r• Jim 950-7 os9 IV• mag or call •her 6 QUIRES that alt used Con1clentlou1 craf11· & Rooter. "512597 advice to the crazy.
lua Owner'• Right Af'm grout. bath rm remodel Repair/Upgrades/Train FENCES BAUUNG 3720 A PROF'L QAADl!Nl!R ho u Hh o Id good 1 man, old fashioned Bonded/Any WOlk/Or•ln• 831 "2111 anyllme
word Proceulng Pro plumbing Ll870130 Mulllmedla/Modems • D!Cll:S 3615 caring for each land· movere print their pride In workman1hlp. **530-0700•• RENT own notebOok computer 873-8065 or 848-8528 Network lnatallallona JUNK To Th• DUMP scape as If It were my P.U.C. Cal T number: MJN80W Clrcle Mafnt Plumbing Repair• 6
Karen 650-4439 Buy/Sell 85'4·5995 (714-98 .. 1882) own. Larry 854--4873 limos end chaurteura Pllnling. Int/Eld. HouMI ' Drain• cleared from
Computer Training c~ e ll~NG ••TUTORING** •:=::tTl!a* Wiii haul, what Trash B•ST JOB Gardening, print their T.C.P. num· Af>t. Oull Job FrM Mt 15.50. AJI nxturea In-through CIUslfled
In Hom. & ..w.tce ~u Windows Word reptMed Man won 11984-5259 landacaplng, olHn ber In all edvert!M-St. llcl589a97 e3S.8a0a atded. Steve's &4W2991;:=:;:======. ""'" seoVICES 3S48 E ·.. • RedwOOd• L11'578605 menta. If you have a llrll\dows,-d/W:.VQll!dl.n ~ x c • I • " c c • • • Jim Whyle 842·7206 up1, trff trim. Rell. question about th• I• ROMAN PliNTINQ P'eol•• Plumbing 1 llCI. TroubltlhOol. ~580 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 20 Yrs Exp. 723-1985 HE.AI.TB, BEAUTY FREI? Eet. 438-1519 gallty Of . mover, llmo ·Sino• 1974-Repair• a ,..mode I Wented: 3 more qual· GLASS/ • p-.r1155 3740 Green loene L.lndacpng or chauffeur, . call: J lnt JExt /R•• JCom Pr .. ••ttmatee
CABINETS lty client• w/ houa .. CONCRETE • u41~ & lnlgatloo, Trimming Public Utllltl" Ucll'~98845 37l-0371 L NUN M .. 1080
to clean. Christine. u•~o MlRRORS 3882 & Removal1, Clean-Comm1111on •ION'S PiiNfiNO• --------• fEFINISBING 3500 840..177 pg 2ts.5193. '™ DY 3557 LoM Pat r .. u 0.. MO. ups & Mal'?!i.. ~· Uc. 714-558-4151 ao Yrs E.xp. Alt/Comm. ROOPING 3910
-H F-Li _.. ua•ao• Q• •sa CO get rHUlte, l.atHt _.699025, 8'"'"9109 lnVE4 Uol410569. '* ota..c-... 1 .... ._. ~ " -• dleta Ii med• u ... n 1•••1&•iii•• KITCHEN CABINST WHkly, Bl·waekly. * ltlt Prlce/Quallty Comm/A••· Storetrnt, on lV'• 20120 6 Feb 1......e•e Oerdenlnt PAINTING 3858 G3NMH or ION1M122 Stained or painted. Mov•·lna/out1. Ref•. Landacape, brtck, "one wlndowau wrdrbe, tub/ Allure mag. Newpori Comple1• clean-up, fd' 60lllfV .. .......,_ SIHMllallat ~~~~88:~ ~1~3•1'1 Eng, . Pina........ Coner .... fOO.JM.tOOf shower. o. 142-0424 8a.rlatrlc Ctr. 873-8580 MT~,:e.~:.~a •W.P . YOUNGQUIST co~~·Jc9184e. ~~=r=~~:~a1::4eZ
A TOUCH 01' cUii Brk:k, DIOCIC, SIOM, w. Aeriexology T tMrapy ~ ......... C0tttnot•r 228. Jay f14-850-60M Mo-7721
·=--E-NTR--Y--3-5-10-• ci.anlng. RH/Comm Cone, Patio, °'~~ HANDY MAN 3710 wlll help you achi.ve ~::i~~:ic':~P• au.I. ~ "Y prorla •THUNDIER ROOPtNQ*
Uc/80ndeda:2•; Ea~ fpfc, 8801, Ref. 20 r your t10•I•. ClaH.. Mallbu·llght·Speclalat UcllOZON. IM. For d of your rooftng
Tat .. • • 14 £xp. Tetry ••?·l'•M ""'"'""''*' Pre,.,Uea dally. •?•Yea? C< Pete 7U·77~a ''"eat. 84~ PIANO •VOCAL nHda. Aeroof/repalr. ~·· Aemod. Doort. Wll1o BOSS HOUSECLEANING BRICK•TILE•9TONI! Paint.Carpentry· ih'ietau ....... LlwN MAINT .,.,. QUilitJ J*'ij LISSONS 3868 LIO 638144846-41••
I dowl, clllinlls, 1tuct0 A dty· Uc-.,aed•lnaured. Plaln/1tamped Con-Dryw•ll and mo,..I A fUll reno• of TMrapy Re./CeMm/lnd PLUS touchupt, wan. ltnctt. Ga'"· tic. Uc 19.n per hour. cret• & Cottlngs Garr M .. 8277 Rllleve• 1tnt11, tension. TrM Trfm-lprlnlllr Sys. 24 Hra. Richard Sinor ,.IANO ~ AdVanoed
35yrt •~P JtffY 142.0I07 714·54e.-0388 Uc.tl64185e 631-4310 Carp'lfY, roof'g, plbg muade Khee 914.9713 Aeft. ea1 •• I07 Uc 21<NM4 845-3200 Al 9093 .'f"~her cert.
A to Z HANDYMAN Haeeleanlng, HP'd, ...-Quallty • PrN9-All palnt'g, glaHblOCkl Why play Hide ·111 QUALITY CAR• en18f'ta1Nnent Aval!.
IHSTAUJR[FACE CAllH!TI , .... ,., ... Wffkly/bl· U~lS of CCH'Of9\e .. t'. I. c" 11e/It"cc0. lffk with cNktcate? 20 yrt •p. ••'**"'• ~-l9'lfl'li1n~-~~ ICltctltnl, bath•. doon, weekly. OM time, em~ masonry. hat ~. Conc11te oec~llQ Call Ol•••lfled wortcrn•n•hlp, faltr
toAndowl. Ooug 54t-72~ prOl)lrty. Dota 138-1124 33 yr11n ., ... 131·3159 MOAOAH, Uo'd •SO.U•t todayl 142·M7t. f)!lc••· 845-2417 Ron
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I 9y CHAltliS GOftN • TICUT ......... r=n•n ...... L•rH• 1 alt.O•lt• =" 00:.C..1=. = . With OMAll SHAllM' Concer11/Sport~• Clube w/b1191 • C...lo v·hul, t lll. 2813: pgr ~10 ...._-----------------~-----~~-~ #td TANNAH HlllSCH atre ... /hr+cornm. ledle• 8 p auldtng I elhp, open bOW, '"' '°"'° hrl/Wk. TlcMC ,.,..,. Lynic. eotor 14" tha n IOt"•· 145001 _______ _
1'llRD TUB BAAO WAY Connec:tlon, 852-HOO 'TV, 2 ewlwl chah. 080 175-327& dy/•v• FOID wAilliOUll HiD ,,, bMUl ... a.mp.Uk• nu. 9075
Ooening lead: Ten of 0
North-South dodJed a builet. in
the auction by ~DI to atay out
of a heart af am whlch bad to fail
because of a di1tributionaJ quirk.
Then South 1bowed 1uperlor tech·
nique in brinJing home six no
tromp.
Had South responded one heart
rather than two no trump, hardly
the m08t deacript.ive action with a
square hand and a weak four-card
heart auit, aix heart.a would almost
certainly have been t he final con·
tu.ct. And North judged well to
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-•La •La --1 u..a of • '-•-f .-.11.... ,.,.u Mlq C~tal bowf, 41W, --------~ _.. ...-Yai\le uou IUl 00 Q"WDP Ot Ofv .... ,. ,,__ co. MMe offws. M2·2041 SAIL BOATS 7014 •ee MU8TAHO ret.ber than ~ the ~ H11. 1·2 M.fl. $ome 8tr••t flo~ BoH
bean 1ult. With almost balr tb• heavy liNng. 40'1·9020. Pl_.. ""-•= -.. 2 _.. TRW an hilb earda lri the thoruwc., NcnJJ o...,..• I t , cut off ~oft Len.-r/dl••el ~o0k:head.,.,Pg~ ~ I •"' uld l 11AW MO/Pipe ltMdl auto pllol/IOfan. hOI & TS ateerlng. B+ M 1e t µaat no trump wo p I) u !MPlOYMENT ,.,._,torch 4'12.m. cold wat.,, Harken •hl•t kit, fdelbtoclc
well u aQ1 tui' cor:tb'att. SllVlr11~ 5533 IYh rurllng, new uphol· carb1 Intake. new Int. Weat Jed ·the ten ot diamond•, ~ PMUIT a.A&.• ACR•• ecery. QrHI •h•P•I black candy apple and cfeclaret could eoun' ten tridtt Shadtl ttfft 15 gal, 7• f 18,900 f75-9109 red ext 181< or bett .
.,, •"'-t.-. 11~·'-~-d-·L..... ot "'--.... ••e•e-• 11• 120. Cllrua, avoca· .. ~4 ..,3,.0 Ou ......,_,,. --U09 ._,,. Pleue ~ awat• th•t doa.frulllng 110. aa ft "fr•d•wfnd, otter.""" .... "
aplit S.-2, or if the king of heart.I th• llatlnga In lhl• c•I· H•rb• $1. Oal Junlpe,.. Bruce King dHlgned t 1 Ex p lo ror•l4'dle
were 1inJ1eton, one ofthoee 1uit1 egory mav r•qulreyou 11. Shade/plne/cyprH tlberglan aloop, .. u., fully loaded,
would provide two additional trlclu, to cau • 000 number '-9' sto. 9()9.e74·9422 newly refutbl•h•d 6 •unroof. blk/w tan and the alam would be home In which there I• a ready for world crult· letlhr 113.500 45M715 reprdl .. of bow many triCb were charge per minute. 8ml •nUquo wood Ing. 1189,500 phone • ·
available in the~. burning atove 1395. 2 or fax (310) 390-2298 t 1 For d T•rut LX clear gl• tub enc:lo-Wagon AC. •unroor, d~c:u':d.!::='~iu!d EMPLOYMENT .ure ... allver $45 ea. Finn ••llbo•t 18 " wht/W tan leatl\r, xlnt
led • club to the kiq. Wbe. n Eaat WANTED 5535 Much more. 759-7459 ez~r: ~'" r~=t cond, St3,500. 459.0715
dUic:arded a diamond. "South correct.-TottV Robbin• Personal & b·oom, 70% r• 1 ________ _
1 fi ., t b t • t d b •h Power tapH. V•lu• ··1ored. 1575 oeo. ME•CEncS 9130 y re u ee-. o e emp e Y ~ e Lovtne o•dne Swed· $l80 NO tteo. 751•1025 544·1114 or 762·3292 " .,IQ, heart fineue. In.stead, declarer led leh nuree. Wiii help '
• heart to the ace and' retutned a .w/Or. appta/arrand"lt ...-"--------i---------low heart. toward the ~ueen _ and •. hHkng, gd 9ook, xlnt J11unn •y PURS SPEED & •to.-d , de L.: I s· local ref•, 14 yr• ••P· Q"IQ,""" ' ~·:;th :-hewi!:~·:!weu~c: Chr11t1ne, 648-3736. & ART 6025 Sltl BOATS
two more triclu in the suit, Eut RN honoat, •lnoere
was tbrced to play low. extrm efficient, hlghly 72ot Aquemerlno JETSKI 88 Kawukl
When the queen of heart. held pralt9dl\ov•d bV prev Pend•nt appralHd ts50 SX. Great cond,
and Welt lhowed out, it wu a aim· patfenta. 725-0479 al SHl,950. Cuthlon rabft motor, Jet••lter ple matter ror declarer to abandon cut wf7 diamonds. aland, rid• plate, an.
the suit and ,.. ......... •-cl··L...... A dub Asking so. on the s. Flrm chor uck. 51700/obo. •<a• w w. (810) 2711-t777 Rick ~99 Uk ror Darin trick wu c:oncedA!d laf'ely, and three MERCHANDISE
triclta each in spadee and diamond.I, I•••••••• ----------------together with tour club triclta and PETS & MARINE SUPS
two hearta, brought declarer's total
6010
ANIMAI.S 6049 DOCl(S 7022
to 12. · ANTIQUES
7016
11 AOPT·A·PEt 80 Ft d .. p water dock •BUYING ITl!MS• 1U1 for leaH on Balboa
•75 Meroedo• 280 Xlnt cond ~aide &
out. Ok Blue. $3,400.
847·/411
'87 420 Sl!L Cham. pagne, 90K ml, >tint
cond. S17,500 obo.
721·t 144 or 745·7878
'89 580 SL White w/ gray Int Conver1. per•
lect •howrm cond,
78,000 ml, all malnt
records, new top, tlrea
& bait. $31,200. Slave/
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EMPLOYMENT
5530
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
From 1800-1960. 1 pc Every Sat & Sun 11 laland facing turning
10 entire Hlale. Paint· PETSMART, Fountain basin. 515/per boat ft.
Ing•, booka, furniture, Valley. Puppies, kit· Call LaA .. , 252·1271.
'94 320E 18K m i chrome whla, Ilk• nu,
nu platH, S39,990
OBO. 361-4159 5530 5530
CLERICAL
ate. Immediate cash, tent and more, All 1----,......----top s. 873-6223 Iv msg looklng for lovlng, car-MOORING D43 North 87 420SEL Ch•m·
Pa rt·TI me p •op I• fteat 8koeper-Aa•t Mgr Ing home• CALL 597-Balboa Channel with pagne, xlnt cond, IKlk
wanted to addreas la· Mlcrottt Ofc/Qulckbka•---------9037 tor m~r• Info. 29' Sailboat (dlesel). ml, 517,5000 OBO
Advertising asalstanl b•I• for pau. You have de1lr. ~beat envlrn. APPLIANCES 6011 .....,,,.==-=.,,,,....,,,,,,...,,,...,,,..,,,....., $29,000. 9091982-2652 721-1144'745-7878. Full lime. $7 .50/hr. ' FREE GRl!AT DOG Stable, DEPENDABLE a typewriter, computer Reply: C 1010 llab-LOVING, FRIENDLY SIDI! TIE for 30 tt Hll·r---------lndlvldual noedod to or good handwriting. cock St CM 82027 boat Npl Bch good SAN 91 SO lnt'I L.O. ralH apply. RETAIL SALES FfT Kenmore hvy duty Female, tpayed, well • 1 • 0 NIS provide clerical •up. 1·809-474-4 289 For women'• shoe washer & gas dryer, behaved, medium loc. Water, e ec, ock liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
port for the Ctasalflod .P.OST .. ' & GOV'T 'OBS outlet In CdM. Exp a white, $400. 548·6090 •lze. Daughtor moved box. $9/ft. 975,7939 Advertising Depart· --.. to Maul and couldn't '82 M•xlma SI! Xlnt
ment of a growing $21/HOUA-t BENEFITS ptua. Call 675-6292. Kitchen-Aid frfg, sup-bl ta,,ke. Wo wlll pay SlOO ••••••••• cond, blk/tnn lthr Int, community newapaper NO EXP WILL TRAIN RETAIL SALES model, 2yr new, wht, Ice-ror good home for all pwr. co, 1unrf. 45K
chain. Accurate typing To ~pty Call 1~7S.7608 w11er S800 obo 644-4137 Casey. we cannot AUTOMOBILES ml. S16l(Jobo. S48-&415 of 50-55wpm a MUST. -R-eaf_E_t_ta_t_e_____ Great opply for ex· k 714 "44 655
Dulle• Include data pending Importer w/1---------eep. ..., -4
entry 6 heavy phonos. M&llTATllMD FHhlon Island cart FURNITURE 6014 Save abuaed and --------iTOYOTA 9 210
Houtt 8:30am·5:30pm ..,.., ... .._.. loclllCln.. program. Salary + •'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii abandoned pelt. Bo a AMC 9020•;miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mon·Frl. Good ben· -'I comm. Immediate•• volunteer/foater. Call 11
eflla, opportunity lor comp ~. for ~ opening. 642·1103 · Bl!AUT A IMMAC 714-597-9037. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '88 CAMRY. Xlnt
growth. Phvalcal/drug call Ron TIYIOr. :I l •l••/Rnvlronmental 4 modern all·l•ather '87 ••11 c cond, well malnl, AC, t l 1 • f. n.Pnt•1.. ,.. blk hl·back din rm ,,.. •noo onvert. est ng • a prerequ • rHt growing co. Hek• chal,. 1475. Couch •••••••••I blk, auto, AC, 1111 whl, S-1pd, pull-out •tareo,
t ile of employment. Ne1ip11f Hlf motlv rep• to tell 5450. 2 llv rm chal,. 'l'!lllVSPO TATION crulH. eeK ml. New dk gray, burgandy lnl. Send roaume to (714) 67 ... , ... AA patented water fitter 1350. Unique wrought &NMl R timing belt. Runs xlnt. $4950. Call 875-9731
63t·6594 Allenllon: .:r .,.,., tytttm. Min 30% comm! •••••••••! $2450/obo. 842·3822 Judy Oetting or call Th• product ol the 90'tl lron/glau coffee table
(714) 574·4250 for In· Recepllonlet FfT C•ll David Wat 724-0757. $780. SEALY On matt/ --------VO' VC!WAGEN 923 5 tervlew. MOdel MGMT Co. An· box tprlng, 15-yr watr ---------• C 03 W\<i1 •wer phonH, •om• SECRET ARIAL S8oo. Lt pine nlte BOATS 7011 BUI K 9 5 jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
data entry. 640·9203. FULL/PART TIME ttand $35. Everything iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij
~MPLOYMENT EM PLOYMENT E MPLOYMENT
5 5 30 5530 5 530 Pfr Work l'fr Pa r
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim 8~12 M·F, no exp iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1• neceaaary. $8. 00/hr S Drlvor• S for delrv· Exp1rtencad, reliable MAIL S TORB P(r Aak tor Mark 852-0247 ery service. Own Mutner P oraon for Must be noat & de·---------
ocono car or P/U. very busy •hop In HB. pendabte, able 10 PART TIME WORK
Insurance & depend· 841-0101 or 841·6560 work Sal. Some com· FULL TIME PAY
able. 8am·5:30pm. Frontdoor/Sen1or puter knowledgo p1el. 547·5332 1 M F I 11 CM 54,,,,7306 The Tlmea Orange •PP Y on-r • am· .,. County Is looking for 4. Barn 3teak House I AVON. Independent 2300 Harbor Slt·3l , CM. O.C.C.·Chlller Upgrade, bright, energet c HIH
rep, 1·800-752·AVON. Quat. Sub•. M/W/ people for Telomatk•t-
Eurn $200-$1200/mo. Qanerel Oftlce Fff OVBE, cone, elect. Ing and Conaumer
RECEPTIONIST S7.50/hr. Stable. DE· Ilk• new. S46-84'f5 '83 PARK AVENUE lmmed opening ror PENOABLE lndlvldual MOVING All go .. I oak 18 FT LAUNCH fiber· person with a great at· needed to provide din rm ••V8 chair•, gla. Teak deck, beaut lmmac, fun pwr, new
tllude. No exp, we clertcal •upport for th• bdrm aett , frig, lamp•. bOall New dl•HI eng. tlr••· $2000. 876-0748
train. Call 379-6638. Ctaullied Advertltlng chJI, organ. att 892.2651 $6950/obo. 875-7939 •88 Contu~ Ltd. Per·
Can't aeem to
get to all those
repair jobs
around the house?
Department or a grow· t tt 1 -• d Ing community new• Muat Solll Floral tap-18' l unrunner Runabout ec Y c ean, ,..nt con •
paper chain. Typlng Hlry •ofa, love seat 6 '83·0pen bow, deep V fully loaded, 4-door, 4
60.55wpm. Various or-ottoman. Great cond. 1/0 , ctn, xtrH, trtr Inc. cyt. S2995/obo. 645-8748
flee dutlH. Morning or $476/obo. 646-2532 S5500/obo. 640·9349 afternoon hour1 avall-1..,,,..,,..,,,,.,..,,,.,,.,,,.,...,,,...,.,..,,,..,,,.,,,..,,,.,,...
able Monday thru Fri· POOL TABLll NEEDED ---------• CADILIAC 9040
1990 VW C•brlolet
boutique ed. trlpla
wht. wht IH\hr Hat•. nu lop, alrm. AM/FM
cas1, AC. pwr win, n/1
pwr ater, air bag. mutt
.. 111 $8,800 640-6558
1991 VW Corrado
mini cond, leathr, AC. cuat rim•. wht, aun-
r o of, mu•t te•I
110,000 459-8785 Call for lmmed resp. Growing CdM co. plumbg, lntul, struct. Marketing. !!em hourly
1·800·752 ·2888 needt rHpon person control•, 4 /25/95 wage+gonerou• com-
BOAT MECHANIC for phonoa, cust svc, 10am Contact:Martln mlulona white quallly·
collectlont & PO data Mech 032·8952 Ing for our attractive
Let the
ClaHHled
Service
day. Opportunity for Ocean View H.S. for POWER BOATS
growth. Physical/drug grad night. Donate ror 7012 tHtlng I• a praraquf· tax deduction. Shella,
1981 VW V•n cutt '83 SEVILLB. One-rlma, new llrH & eng,
owner N~t Beach ear. red, $2000 OBO
W/cerllllcatlona lor entry. 497.9020 -P-rr--0-1'-F-IC_E_C-le-rl_c_aJJ_• benefit• package. For
OMC. Mercrulser, ---------Telemarketing •al•• Volvo factory dealer In The Community errandt/computr/phn. call 714·966-4591 . For
Directory
help you find
rellable help.
M2·5878
•lie of employmenl. 848-0858 •>Ct 265 dy•; iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
Call Judy Oettlng or or 648·t23t eves 1 a'ELECTRIC BOAT Lady dr ver now d• 459-6765
call (714) 674-4260 for QuHn firm mall & box ceased. Uk• new thru·•---------Rara Convert. Hardtop out Incl tlr••· See to 71 VW Superboot lo,
Lake A11owhead. Full Markel Place. M·W·Th °' M·W·F t2-6pm Contumer Marketing time, xlnt wages 6 Clattllled Need reliable car· Lag 1ale1 call Jourdain,
lnteNlew. tprlng, plllow top, 6
Buy It. a.11 It. And ll. mos old/Ilk• new.
Euy Maintenance! appreciate. 13,3"5. runa good, need• •m
E•o•ll•nt Condltlonl Owner: day• S33-313t atutf, lat offer over benelils. 909-337-4460 8 42.0 5878 Beach. 494·7018 714·96&-4574. Cla..,fled. 1120. 873-3548 Karen le900 * 8fS0.9000 avH 722-0290 1900 85C>-8574 ----------
•5E•R•Vl-C•E--•I CARPENTRY 3 5 10 CLEANING
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CONTRACTORS HANDY MAN 3710 INTERIOR LEGAL
3782 SERVICES
PAINTIJJG 3858 PET TRANSIATOR/
DIRECTORY 3548 GENERAL 3 558 DESIGNERS 3812 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SERVICES 3870 TUTOR 3 92 7
Carpentrr*Electrlcal CHUNG'S PAINTING iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiii!iiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HIRI A CARPENTER
Addlllont/Ramodela
Flr•/Watar/Repalra.
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Kathr'• HouHkeeplnt CPI BUILDERS INC. Plumblng•Orywall & Redealgn Your Home Lee•I Form 20 Yrt Exp. Gd Pricer CARl!FRI• VACATION! Le.ARN SPANISH NOWI
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J•rry, 7 8 0 ·7884 Rtll1blt 449-7975 Uc.1518424•1ntured Jim 64 t·7494 Mltlenlum Design Divorce/Wiii/Trust/etc. Ucl375602 538''534 In-home TLC by COM Tran•lator·lnlerpretar.
Pager: (71 4) 567-09t8 (714) 905-4893 Homo Roetoratlon & 3 73-4553 *** 8~75*** JENKINS PAINTING rH. •Dally walkl/hugt Sue•n• 8 7 3 •7409
HEW WEST CLEANING Romodollng. Tiie, Tenant eviction .. rvlce, In I/Ext. Wallpaper, •scheduled feeding•.
Home & rental prop. DOO"S 3 580 drywall, woodwork, JEurnLRY 3784 unconttsled dlvofce & drywall, texturing, etc. •Mall pickup, etc.1-TUT--O-n-,u-G--3-9_3_0
Quaflty work. Aafl/lk:/i"iiiiiii"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii fencea, deckt, room "£ •upport modlllcatlon. David. 1·80o.880-6222 •oally check·ln It req. &\.141 bonded. Free Hllmatet• addltlont, roof•. gen FrH conault. 457-0388 808 HUTTON co. •LOW AA.TES. LIC/liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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co:~::~~TION & REPAIRS 3516
.20 Yrs Exp. Small & Lg. Jobs 850·7042 SMC Carpet Repair• Power atretch, tales.
662·0l81; pgr 413-0514 An oxperlonc od repalfa. Comm/RH. Wllllam Harold Jeweler• lnVExt. Acouttlc cell bond•d/r•f•. 844-4841 SAT Semln•r•. Excel
dependable door Refl/Fte• EttlmatH. Watch & Jewelry repair MISC remove/apply/repair. Pager 294-3722. with Pat O'Dowd. THI •WINDOW CLEANING • hanger. Guar work, John, 847-8520 Antique/Fino Jew•lry LJ11822831 892·5891 Per1onallad Pet care prep •Ince 1979. 5
FREE ESTIMATES reH. Don 1521-89t 0 Or•"9• Co Handrman Buy/Mll/lrld• 873.0388 SERVICES 3831 Emerald Painting Kennel alternallve. No metllngs In lrvln• S1G5.
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297·8081 David EleCUlcal/Plumblng Int/Ext wallpaper/tll• atrau or worry. Uc, Reglstr1tlon 1173-2360.
Tim ReavH Floorlng ELECTRICAL 3610 FrH ~~~vcar~t"t~•ee LANDSCAPE 8i Ltrofoay Ch1rt1 Compe,, .. ut1ve1r,11
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An Ll379738 e 4s.e111 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -"1 8lectrlo•I work hHtart/tprlnkle,./cell Fr .. Catalog 873·3443 IN/EJct Oual PalnVR•at S iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil :J1~•PCH/:!.i= :.:::, MAC TUTORING Duncan ~ectrlc fena. FREE Ettlm•t•tl Be•lo Yard M•lnt. Uc/lnl tlnce 78. Cell r• 1• ----------System & all progrma Quick R .. pon.. 241-0137 or 218-6189 Lewne, Clo1tnupe, mewed & retext. &41.a&7'1 THI! LOCAL 'LUM81!R ~u•tom Waltpeper wrought Iron. anlqa. crn11 -1c Mark ...... 8'15-7248 Local Uc. 850·7042 T T I I Lt MOVI.NG 3834 .. wi··-··-Co •trlppln--•lntlng I "It I IC/67"-8017 £&VMu s IR I_,. .... ree 'm m "92 lk•'• Custom Painting -" -'r'· "' "'r ur ure • " Ctll 8-<1 .... ...i~ cm"'"' WAYN&•i•llLECTIUC em •tr ..... contra ... or. H•ullng 97""-8 ... Since t947 No Job too amalll TILES 3528 _,".__ '"'" F R _,,. Rpr1, lmpNmnta, aml • .. .., Prof, Cte1n, Quality "'Off --------PC Repalr9 & Tutoring rH .... .., ... omm. I b Q Ill I t lly L•wn ••rvloe. Mow/ PUBLIC NOTICE Work. lnVExt & Dock•, l"rlendly Service 5 w/ad. 873-2137
BUSINESS Upgr.d ••• Hom./ofrlc. Sr dlte. 942·9598 ° •· ua y, n egr ' Ll476000 878-9304 w t h Id h
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l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ramie new/repaired re· .. 111• mag or ca« after S QUIRES that all uaed Contclentlout crah•· •Rooter. 1612597 advice 10 the crazy.
l ua Owner's RJght Arm groul, balhrm remodel "•P•lr/UptradHfT'raln PENCES HAUUNG 3720 A 'ftOP'L GAllDINI" houaeholcl good• man, old rHhlonad Gonded/AnV Wotk/Drllnt 93t·2111 anytime
Word Proca .. lrig Pro plumblng ll670130 Multlmedla/Modem• a DEC~ 3815 caring tor each land· mover• print their pride In workman•hlp. ••H0.0700•• REN. T
Own notebook comput., e73·8065 or 848-8526 Network lnttallatlon• JUNK To The DUMP •cape a11 If It were my P.U.C. Cal T number; hliNIOW Circle Miiinl. Plumltln9 Rep•lre & Kar•n 650-4439 Buy/Sell 854·5095 (714-988•1882) own. Larry 854-4873 llmo• fnd chaurreurt Pllinllng lnVEn HollHI Orllna cleared from
ComputarTra lnlne cruaulNG ••TUTORINQ** ~~=:..Of~~:. Wiii ha.ul what Trath •••T .108 Gatdenlng print their T.C.P. nwn• Apt Q~ Job Fr"fft. l!UO. All rlxtur .. In· through classified
In Hom. & Offlo. a.£.1M• Window•, Word, A-.. wood• L .... 7 ... n 5 MM won'll 044-5259 lendacaplng, clHn bar In all advertJ... SI. itc1H9ee7 135-3881 atalled. Sttve't ll4W29e ;::::::;;======::.
SnoVICES 3548 E 1 A """" .... vvv manta. If you have a nm i 1 WWICIOw9.WOtCIJ~ IQ.&\ • c • • c e • • • Jim Whyte 842·7200 upt, tr" trim. Refa. qu .. uon about th• ... Ao"""' PAINT NG Preo .. Plumblft9 ~ .c1 T10U01tanooe. ~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 20 Yr• Exp. 723-1985 HEALTH, BEAUTY FREE Eat. 438-1511 galltv or a movet, llmo •Sine• 1974-ReJHllr• a Rem9cle
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CABINETS lty cllent• w/ houH• CONCRETE a Gil .-...mi~ & INlgatlon, Trimming Publlo Utllltlea Ucl494845 37 71 L M7HI .... 1090
• to clean. Chrlt1ln•. -•&-o-y 3557 MlllROIS 3882 • Removal•, e 1ean-CommfHlon •IOM'I lillNTum.1 _______ _ "'!PIN1SH1NG 3 500 &4o.t1'17 pg 21e-s193, ffAA."1 H.. L.oM •• , ..... Our MO. up• • Mall'lt, St. Lio. 7''955&-4151 ao y,. .w.. AH/Cotnm ROOPING 3a10
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--------1 Cleaning. AH/C0mm Cono, Patio, Orllteway HANDY MAN 3710 wlll help Jou ~hleve Landeoepe Melnt. au.it. painting by ptof'lt •TitUNDU llOOPlllG•
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