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Home My WebLink About1995-05-05 - Orange Coast Pilot• •• ,, SPORTS Tars. Sea Kings score seven leagu.e titles Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 12-.year-old. seriously _h~ in crash -.. MARC MAR1"" I DAILY !'lf>T Noah Nestel, 12, ls strapped to a backboard by Costa Mesa p~edlcs Thursday afternoon after betng struck by a minivan. . • Two traffic collisions occµr within 10 minutes on Bay Street. N9 one is hurt in second incident. • By Carolyn °Miller, Staff Writer COSTA MESA -A 12-year- o ld boy riding his scooter across the street was seriously injured when he was hit by a Toyota mini-van in one of two Bay Street accidents that occurred within rrunutes of each other Thursday after- noon. The second collision involved two cars that were both carrying young children, but no one was injured. Noah Nestel, known lo n eighbors as the kid with bleached blond hair, was the only one of his group of friends who didn't make it safely across the street as they cruised on their bikes in front of the apartments where they live, just before 4 p.m. According to witnesses and Costa Mesa police, the impact from the van thre w Noah off bis scooter. He was immediate- I \ I> I \ CHECK fTOUT 2 CfTYSIOE CLASSIFIED PUBLIC NOTICES SCHOOL DAYS SPORTS WEATHER \\ I \ I 11 I H Trembling tacoal Our Cinco de .Mayo celebrations could get dampened 3 8 7 2 6 2 today by a just plaJn unpleaaant cold front that promJaea to ratUe the pJnatas wtth strong breeze• and have us shiv- ering ln our .erapes With lower temperatures. ,.. Weather.,.... 2 . ly rushed to Western Medical Center in Santa Ana and is list- ed in stable but serious condi- . tion, Costa Mesa police said. The boy's mother, Cynthia Nestel. arrived at the scene after her son h ad been whisked away Her cheeks streaked with tears, she stared at her son's while scooter lying in the street next to the curb. •My husband called me at work and said our son got hit by a car,• she said, crying and waiting for pobce to escort her to the hospital. "He's 12 ... Dozens of kids looked sad and dejected at the news that their friend had been injured. Several, including Noah's 12- year-old girlfriend, witnessed the accident. "When the car came. it just hit him like that," said C helsea Trent, 9, smacking he r hands toge ther to d escribe the impact. She hdd been riding her bike in front of Noah. Another witness and friend, DON LEACH I OAllY PILOT Alexandria Quader, 6, is attended o,by Costa Mesa Eire and Police personnel following a traffic coWston on Bay Street. No Injuries were reported In the accident. Raine Olson, 12, h,it a steel street pole to vent ~r frustra- tion . "Noah was halfway across the street and the car came fast ,• Olson said, sniffing back tears. "Noah didn't see it and he flew off his scooter and rut his • SEE COLLISIONS PAGE 4 Local eateries prepare for Cinco de ~Mayo festivities . • AIµiough holiday is traditionally marked with celebration, both police and co~unity members expect subdue& revelry. ·By Mary Ann Harmon, Staff Writer serving salsa and cervezas for · more than 20 years and plan huge parties tonight complete with food, drinks and manachi bands. •SEE CINCO PAGE 5 r-------------------------, ·, , Students see first-hand pe~ (i)f drUnk driving COSTA MESA -Estancia I I I I I I I I High students got a graphic 1 reminder. Thuraday morning 1 about the deadly gMQe of . 1 . drlhking and driving. " Costa Mesa police, fire and 1 paramedics re-enacted a I I I • SEE DRINKING PAGE S : I L------·------··--·--·----~ SCHOOLS Students and teachers make their own news State high court rules . against Gio~ in · . ·Wayne-Luby assault • But when Aissa Wayne's ex-husband will go to jail is unclear. By Carolyn Miller, Staff Wnrer unmedJately appec.tled that same yed~ _ , In Februdry 1994, a state dppedb court threw out Gionis' dssaull conyiction, based in part on "prosPcutor rrusconduct • and th~ appellate court's findings that the tnal 1udge improperly The state Supreme Court ctlJowed jurors to hear incriminat- Thlirsday ruled that Dr. Thomas mg testunony from a family law Gionis' conviction on charges he attorney who once represented ordered an assdult on ex-wife G1onb. Aissa Wayne should stand -but d The stdte Attorney General's state attorney said it is unclPdr office then dsked the California when Gionis will go to Jatl. Supreme Cour't to rev1ew the Gionis was convicted m 1992 appellate court's decISion, which of orchestrating dn assdttll on ultunalPly resulted in Thursday's Wayne, the da,ughter of actor reversdl Jolln Wayne. and her then-Although G1onis' conVlction boyfriend Roger Luby, as the cou-now stands state Deputy Attor- ple returned lo Luby's Newport ney Genern.l Rhonda Cartwrigh t- Beach estate in October 1988 Lade ndorf said that until the 1\vo men confronted Wdyne dppelldl~ court's final judgment, and Luby. Tbe altdckPrs lied which follows the Supreme Wayne up and smashed her face I Court's dPc1s1on, 1t js unknown lf on the garage floor dnd pistol-and when G1orus will serve that whipped Luby and slclshed his pnson time Achilles' tendons befort' fleeing And the dppeals court deas1on Gionis was suspected in the could tdke tune because a new incident because he was engdged panel hds to be appointed to in a bitter custody bcHlle with rey1ew the case since one of the Wayne over their toddler ddugh-justices on the original panel ter. died, dccording to Cartwright· In 1992, G ioms was found Ladendorf. guilty of hiring the two thugs dnd :· 1 would hke to see dosure sentenced lo five yedTs in Sldte prison. However, the case Wd'> • SEE GIONIS PAGE 5 Mesa Consolidated will pay ·mo:re f Or water . • • Cost of both imported and groundwater will increase, but fee hike still on back burner. By Tina Borgatta, Staff Wnter COSTA 'MESA -Mesa Co1)"Sol· !dated Water Oistncl will be spending more on imported water and water distribution m the upcoming hscaJ year. 1f the agency's board approvec; d pro- posed budget next month Mesa Consolidated ofhc1dls spent nearly three hours Thurs- day mght reviewing half of the proposed budget. The remainder , "f the plan will be cons1dt•red during the boards' ne't mPelmg on May 18. This year, the dJ tnct expects to spend about $2 1 nullion on imported water' and $1 8 on groundwater. But under the proposed 1995- 96 budget, the d1 ... tnct could spend $2.2 m1lhon on each source. •J find it to be ab olutely tronic that we are going to pay $2 2 nul- lion for what makes up only 25% to 30% of our water supply," said board member Hank Paman, r~ferring to the cost of tmported water. And we're going to pay dlmost the 5dJTle dmount for the other 75"o . ult shows the unbalance m the cost for the unported dIDount " The high cost of imported ' Wdter dnd d few unexpected repair pro1ects account for dn anllc1pdted $623.000 budget shortfdJJ for the upcoming year. Water district staff is recom'· mending a rate increase lo cover the dehc1f. But district board members will review other opbons before making that fmal dec1S1on On Thur:-ddy. board members Pdmdn and Trudy Ohhg ques- tioned budget increases m public outreach programs and pdper dnd pnnting costs. and also expre sed dll interest m contract- mg out servtces such as vehicle mamlenance and support ser- vices .. Other areas of the proposed budget d1scussed on Thursday include: • A $51,600 increase in reser- ·votr co ~due to·th~agency's new reservoir al the Lindbergh School !>It~ • A $51,800 increase in plant and fdcillty costs. • A $33.000 increase in well wdter production expenses. • A $1 ,500 reduction in mater- 1al dnd eqmpment expenses. City employees turn out to coast along th~ coast \ By Evan Henenoo. Staff Writet' . I : j ·) . ~ . . ... : i . ~ . " • jlfl : "'. 1 'f . <' I ( . 1 . . \ f ~ I ( ~ ( F I ] ' ORANGE CHICKEN ENCHIT.ADAS 3 Thsps plus Yi cup oil, divided Salt l Thsp flour 3 rup · grated c~eddar cheese . 1/4 cup New Mexican chili powder 2 cups cooked and shredded.chicken l pt chicken stock 1 onion, chopped 10 oz. tomato puree 10 com tortillas I tsp dried oregano . I cup sour cream, for garnish Yi tsp ground cumin Yi cup chopped scallions, for garnish Preheat oven 10 350. Make sauce: In a saucepan heat 3 tablespoons oil, add flour and cook, ~hisiing, 1 minu1e. 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By Carolyn Miller, Staff Wrfter COSTA MESA -A 12-year- old boy riding his scooter across the street was seriously injured when he was hit by a Toyota mini-van in one of two Bay Street accidents that occurred within minutes of each other Thursday after- noon. The second collision involved two cars that were both carrying young children, but no one was lnjured . Noah Nestel, known to neighbors as the-kid with bleached blond ha ir, was the only one of his group of friends who didn't mak e it safely across the street as they cruised on their bikes in front of the apartments where they live, just before 4 p .m. According to witnesses and Costa Mesa police, the impact from the van threw Noah off his scooter. He was immediate- ly rushed to Western Medical Center in Santa Ana and is list- ed in stable but serious condi- tion. Costa Mesa police said. The boy's mother, Cynthia Nestel, arrived at the scene after her ,son ·had been wh isked a way. Her cheeks streaked with tears, she stared at her son's white scooter lying in the street next lo the curb. "My husband called me at work and said our son got hit by a car,~ she said, crying and waiting for police to escort her to the hospital. •He's 12. • Dozens of kids looked sad and dejected al the news that their friend had be~n injured . Several, including Noah 's 12- year-old girUriend, witnessed the accident. "When the car came, it'just hit him like that,· said C helsea Trent, 9, smacking her hands together to describe the impact. She had been riding her bike in front of Noah. I Another witness and friend, DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Alexandria Quader, 6, ls attended to by Costa Mesa Fire and Police p ersonnel following a traffic collision on Bay StreeL No injuries were reported ln the accident. Raine Olson. 12, hit a steel street pole to vent her frustra- tion. · HNoah was halfway across the street and the car came fast," Olson said, sniffing back tears. ~Noah didn't see it and he fle w off his scoote r and hit his • SEE COLLISIONS PAGE 4 SCHOOLS Students and teachers make their own news • State high court rules • against Gionis in :wayrie-Luby assaul( • But when Aissa. Wayne's ex-husband will go to jall is W:c1ear. By Carolyn Miller, Staff Wnter uruned1ately appealeq that same year. Jn February 1994, a state dQPedls court threw out Gionis' a~ault convfction, based in part on •prosecutor misconduct" and the appellate court's findings that the tnal judge improperly The state Supreme Court allowed Jurors to hear incri.minat- Thursday ruled that Dr. Thomas ing testimony from a family law Gionis' conviction on charges he dtlomey who once represented ordered an assault on ex-wile Gionis. Aissa Wayne should stand -but d The stdte Attorney General's state attorney said it is uncledr office the>n dsked the California when Gionis will go to Jdil Supreme Court to review the Gionis was convicted in 1992 appellate court'!> decision, which of orchestrating dn dSsault on 1 ultunately resulted in Thursday.'s Wayne, the daughter or dClor reversdl. John Wayne, and her then-Although G1onis' convictJon boyfriend Roger Luby. as the cou-now stand state Deputy Attor- ple returned to Luby's Newport ney General Rhonda Cartwright- Beach estate m October 1988. Ladendorf said that until the Two men confronted Wdyne appelldte court's final judgment, and Luby. Tbe attacker., tied which follows the · Supreme Wayne up and smash'ed her face Court's dec1s1on. 1t is unknown tf on the garage. floor dnd p1Stol-and when G1orus will serve that whipped Luby and slnshed his prison tune · Achilles' tendons befor<' fleeing. And the dppeals court decision GioniS was suspected in the could ldke tune because a ne~ incident because he Wd') <'ngaged pant>l has to be appointed to in a bitter custody battle with review the case since one of the Wayne over their toddlPr daugh-justices on the origindl panel ter. d ied. according to Cartwright· · In 1992, Gionis was found Lddendorf. guilty of lurtng the two thugs and "I would Like to see closure sentenced to five yedfs in state prison. However, the case Wd') • SEE GIONIS PAGE 5 Mesa Consolidated will pay more for water • Cost of both imported and groundwate r will increase, but fee hike sWl on back burner. By Tina Borgatta, Staff Wrfter ' COSTA MESA -Mesa Consol- ida ted Wate r District will be spending more on unported water and water d1stnbution 1n the upconung fiscal year. 1f the agency's board approves a pro- posed budget next month Mesa Consolidated ofhc1dls spent nearly three hours Thur.- day rught reviewing .ilalf of the proposed budget The remainder of the plan will be cons1d l'red • during the boards' nt>xt mt>etmg on May 18 This year. the d1~tnct expect-. lo spend about $2 I nullion on imported water and $1 8 on groundwater But under the proposed 1995- 96 budget. the d1 c;tnct could sp e nd $2.2 million on each source. WI find it to be ab~olutely ironic that we are going to pay $2 2 mil- lion for what mokes up only 25% to 30% of our water supply." did board m~,n)jer Hank Paman, referring to the cost of imported wa ter. And we're gomg to pay almost the same amount for the other 75°.. · "It shows the 101balance in lhr c-ost for the unported amount • The high cost of unported w~ter and a few unexpected repair prOJeCtS aCCOUl)t for an antmpdted $623,000 budget shortfdll for the upcoming year. Wdter district staff is recom- mendJng a rate increa5e to cover the deficit But district board membNs will review other · options before making that fmal deas1on On Thursday, board members °Pdnaan and Thidy Ohhg ques- boned budget mcreases m public outreach programs and paper dnd pnntmg costs, and also e xpres ed an interest m contract· mg out seTVJces such as verucJe m~mtenance a nd support er· Vlces .. Other areas of the proposed budget discussed on Thursday include: • A $51,600 increase m re er- \•1r co ts due to the agency's new reservoir at gte Lindbergh School Silt' • A $51.800 increase irt plant and fanlity costs. • A $33,000 increas~ in well water product:ron expenses. • A $1,500 reduction in mater- ial and eqwpment e~nses. I \ I> I \ Local eateries prepare for Cinco de Mayci festivities ()I) ( '11 ·-( / i 1 · ( . () 11111111 I ( ) CHECK IT OUT 2 OTYSIDE 3 CLASSIFIED 8 PUBLIC NOTICES 7 SCHOOL DAYS 2 SPORTS 6 WEATHER 2 \\I \1111 H Trembling tacoa/ Our Cinco de Mayo celebraUons could get dampened today by a just plaln unpleaMmt cold front that promJ.aea to rotUe the plnata' with strong breeze. and have us shlv- erlng In our aeropea wJth l ower temperatures. -SM w..ther, hie 2 .. M • Although holiday is traditionally marked with celebration, both police and conununicy members expect subdued revelry. .~~~~~~~~~~~- By Mary Ann Harmon. Staff Writer serving salsa and cervezas for more than 20 years and plan huge parties tonight complete with food, drinks and mariachi bands. • SEE CINCO PAGE 5 r-------------------------1 ! Students see i ! first-hand perils ! I I ! of 'clrunk driving ! I .. I ly Mm'y AN't IWmofi, St.ffWlltw COSTA MESA -Estancia High students got a graphic reminder Thuilday momihg about the deadly game Of drinking and driving. a.ta Mesa j>olice, ftte and paramedics re-enacted a • SEE ORINKltf PAGE I Qty employees tum out to tOMt · along the cOast FltlDAY, MAV S. 1915 A capital idea source for local capitalists • F or scores of business people and 'e ntrepreneurs, .the New- port Beach PUbllc Ubrary pro· vides a wealth of re levant resources. Housed primarily in the business section on the second floor of the Central Llbrary, these include refer- . ence and' circulating books, nearly 600 bu~iness-related magazines, onllne databases accessible from home or office, and more than 400 audio and video recordings. For a basic outline of what i$ available, pick up how to Find Out About Small Business, a path-finder listing computer catalog subjects leading to b usiness-oriente d books, videos and audio cassettes. Also list- ed are sources pertaining to plan- ning and marketing, financing and associations that provide assistance to business people. Those just starting out will find dCtual plans for specific businesses in "Business Plans Handbook.• Infor- mation about hiring, firing, indepen- de nt contracts and buying a business is available in "Legal Guide for Starting & Running a Stnall Busi- ness." 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Search by subject in lnfoTrac to locate infor- mation on industries, products and management te~hniques to keep your usiness running smoothly. Once established, find out about support associations in "Encyclope- dia of Associations" or "National Trade and Professional Associations of the United States, Canada and Labor Un.ions." , To further serve more than 9,000 local businesses, the library teams with the Newport Harbor Area ladonna kienitz ,; . Newport library takes the prize The Ne~rt Beach Public Llbrary received a Special Award in a contest sponsored by the American library Asso- ciation and the H.W. Wilson Company. Some 77 libraries ~iiiltted enbies in the 1995 John Cotton Dana Llbrary Public Relations Awards Contest. The panel of judges/who deliberated for a week before rendering their decision, pralsed Newport Beach . library officials' exceptional work in public~ing the grand opening of the Central - Library last July. Chamber of Commerce to present #Marketing Your Small Business," a free seminar series slated for three consecutive Tuesdays in May. Pre- registration is not necessary to a tte nd on e or all of the programs, aimed at helping business people harness marketing channels. The series will be launched on Tuesday. when Craig S. Maxwell· and Pete r Shik.li, part- ners at The Answer Store. will pre- sent "The Role of Information in Business Marke ting," from 6 ·to 8 p.m. in the Central .Llbrary'S Ftiends' ~eeting Room. In addition to this series. business- related programs• are scheduled throughout the year, offering wis ... dom from attorneys, financial plan- ners. authors and e nuepreneurs. Watch local newspapers for listings or pick up a monthly Calendar of Events at your nearest library for dates and times. And as your busi- ness prospers. remember to visit the community asset where no one can lose -the Nl:!wport Beach Public 'library. • LADONNA'KIENITZ is the Newport Beach Librarian. Check It Out•s written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Library. This week's column is by Susie Lamb. Newport Heights Elementary N ewport Heights.is very busy this month doing all kinds of things! The Irvine Art Museum will be vis- iting k.indergarteners who will then be experimenting using watercolor washes, oil ~els and other media. ln Mn. Davis's special day class (Gndel t, 2 and 3) the kids will be having lunch in the park! · They are also learning more about their-families and their grandparents. Third graders are studying oceanography. not only are they busy but they are hav- ing a lot of fun tool Skipping ahead to the fifth grttde, 28 filth graders will ~ doing Career Day at the Hyatt Newporter. Fifth graders are also working on their research . report;s. They just finished taking notes on their subject, now they are learning to write outlines and will continue on into rough drafts and soon. · Student Council has just put together a new school-wide clean-up project. The mascot for it is "}:om the Tubular lrash Man, a per.;on made out of recycled trash. 1i'ash cans with basketball hoops attached to them have been set up all over the school. These make throwing trash away fun! Finally, we will be having our second annual Mother's Day fund-raiser. Roses and carnations will be on sale. See your ~ room representative to order your mom a gift Happy ~1other's Day and ·Happy Spnng from the Heights I -Molly Weedn, Student Council President StudeQts at Park Private School pcpttdpate ln the tug-of-war during the annual field day. Park Private Day School T be month of April has been a busy month at Park Private. On April 7, Park Private Day School had its annual Field Day. It is always he ld the last day before spring break. The day is spent com- peting in field events such as the 440 relay. the so.yard dash, hurdles. e tc. All grades pa rtici· pate and compete within grade levels. At the end of the d ay ribboos and trophies are given out at a special ceremony. What a wonderful way to cele- brate the start of the, spring season. Earth Day is another impor- tant event at Park Private. This year Earth Day was on April 22. The entire school partici- pated in this wonderful day that remembers, honors and helps our planet. The whole school is collecting pennies for the Adopt-An-Acre program . Since Earth Day was on a· SaturdaY, the Middle School Student Council celebrated by planting a tree the week before. On Friday, April 21, the third and seventh grades gave up their lunch to pick up, trash at Brentwood Park. Park Private is pleased to announce that two of our stu- dents were divisfon winners at Youth Expo this year. They are: De nise Cherry in the Prose .. Creative Writing Division, and Brian Stewart in the Science Project Division. We are very proud of these hard-working students. Join us at the Youth Expo at the Fairgrounds today, Saturday and Sunday. Up and coming in May is our Open House. It will be held from 9:30 a .m. to 12:30 p.m. on May 13. There will be carnival games, exhibits, open class- rooms and much more. Come see our school! , · -The Journalism Club • 50tOOL DAYS is a feature that runs on Fridays. The reports are sub- mitted from each Individ ual school. tf you have questions about how to get news about your school Includ ed, call City Editor Iris Yokoi at 574-4233. New president, CEO named for Daily Pilot's parent company Jeffrey S. Klein, a vice presi- dent of The Los Angetes Tunes, has been .named the new presi· dent and chief executive offirer of California Conununity News. which publishes the Daily Pilot. the Glendale News-Press in Los Angeles County and four weekly newspapeIB. Klein. who is also president of the Tunes' daily Valley and Ven- tura County editions, replace~ Roger Oglesby. who has been named editor and vice president of The Morning Call. a Tunes Mir- ror newspaper in Allentown. Pa Oglesby was assistant to Tunes Publisher and CEO Richard T. Schlosberg m as well as president and CEO of CCN. He was named to head CCN in 1994. Klein, 42. also served as assis- tant to the Tunes publisher and assistant to the president of Tunes Mirror prior to being named a vice president He joined Tunes Mirror in 1983 as an attorney spe- cializing in First Amend- ment issues. Prior to that. he practiced law in the e nter- tainm ent Jeffrey S. Klein ind= has taught at UCLA'.s Media and Law Conference and has also beeh an adjunct instructor of media law at the USC School d Journalism. Additionally, he created and reported •t.egat Briefs, w a weekly 90-second broadcast on the UPI Radio Network. Klem received his bachelor's degree from Claremont McKenna College: his ~in journalism from Columbia Uni- versity: and his law degree from Stanford University. D • "Pilot hour answering service may be P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA. 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Morning clouds and fog, slight Published by chance of light show-California Community News, ers, partially clearing ·a T1mes Mirror Company. .,. by afternoon. Winds Jeffrey S. Klein, west to southwest 15 President and C:EO .. to 25 knots with four foot w ind waves and four foot west swell. TIDES TODAY First high 12:19 a.m. 4.3 First low 8:09 a.m. +0.5 Second high 3:3Sp.m. +3.1 Second low 7:16 p.m. +2.8 SATURDAY First high 1:14 a.m. 4.0 First low 9:11 a.m. +0.6 Second high 4:46 p.m. +3.3 Second low 9:13 p.m. +2.8 WATER TEMPERATURE: 61 ftom SUrfllne W.vetralc through TUesday A Southern Hemi- 1rhere south swell is opping, leaving us with smaller waves for the rest of the week. By the weekend, stronger northwest- erly winds will kick up some NW wind swells, and a new storm coming out of Siberia promises more action out of the northwest for ·next week. Also coming up next week, a good solld SSW swell from a big storm off Antarctica. For daily surf reports and fore- casts, call (900) 976- SURF. Civic-minded Cdnd1- dates are sought to serve on Newport Bedch's fi ve commissions and boards. A totaJ of 10 sedl<> will become vacant when existingterrns exp~e June 30: •Board of Ubrary Trustees-lWo seats now held by John Nicoll and Nancy Jones. • Arts Comrruss1on - Three seats now held by Marilee Stockman, Shelli Stewart and Phyllis Dray- ton. • Civil Service Boa(d - One scat now he ld by PauJa Godfrey. •Parks, Beaches and Recreation -Two seats now held by Taylor Grant and Phillip Glasgow. • Planning Commission -Two seats now held by Anne Gifford and Gary D!Sano. Applications and infor- mation on duties, responsi- bilities and meeting sched- ules are available in the City Clerk's office at City Hall, 3300 Newport Boule- vard. Deadline for filing applications is 4:30 p.m . May 17. Call 644-3007. Police Files wUI not appear today. They will return Saturday. PERFORMANCE "rhe Grey Goose prestnls A Vera Bradley Designs Trunlr Slio~ Thtre will ht a I 0% discounl on all Vera Bradlt!I purcluuts madt during tht show and a drawi ng for a frtt hcMdbag. Pleast join us Sa turda11. Ma116. 11 -3 p.m. THE GREY'GOOSE, INC. . . w'~stclltr Pia~• 1032 lrvlne Avenue at 17th Street Newport Beach • (714) 642· 7803 R·OVER JAGUAR. • • ~wpon BuchK:olla Mesa Daily Pilot FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1995 , OCC construction program sets open house Dog Derby planned Saturday at Costa Mesa,s Bark Park One man injured as suspects. fire shots at group of friends A Long Beach man was injured in Costa Me a late Wednesday night when some men in a truck opened hre into a cluster or people standing in front of an apartment building. stopped at the curb where the group was standing at 2267 c;anyon Drive. their truck Witnesses told police six to 12 rounds were fired. Orange Coast College's Con- struction Technology Department will host a public open house from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday for its new steel frame construction program. Activities are sdleduled in the department's 2.5-acre construction yard, located directly behind the ~ollege's new Technology C~nter. Refreshments will be served, The open house will allow the public and the construction indus- try to view the efforts of dozens of OCC students. The students have constructed 10 on-site light-gauge steel fraJl)e houses. Demonstrations will be offered throughout the day. For more information a bout OCC's residential light steel frame construction class or the open house, call 432-5582. School bands perform at jazz festival today Jazz baJ'ldS from Costa Mesa, Newport. Harbor and Estancia high schools will compete at the Orange County Fairgrounds from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today as part of the 1995 Youth Expo Jazz Festi- val. Admission dnd parking are free. Call 708-FAIR. I By Ttna Borgatta, Staff Wnter Ra ce horses have the Ken- tucky Derby, and now local pooches have a derby of their own. • . The Bark Park at TeWink.le Park in Costa Mesa will host its own Derby Day fund-r,aiser on Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. But instead of racing around a track, the pups will be racing through !1 canine obstacle course. Hit's going to be. like an agility training course,· said Patricia Dubin, a Bark Park Volunteer Advisory Board member. "The dogs will be jumping over things. going up and down ramps, going through tunnels. The dogs really like that.· ·The day wilr feature other events as well, including a raffle and hat contests for the best own- e r/dog look-alikes, best formal and casual wear, best hl:l t designed by a child under 10 and best original creation. US TREASURIES m 250-6345 or eoo 876-6829 ~America, Inc. 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The people in the group ran away from the sh~t ing. No one was injured except McLachlan, who was shot in the neck, according to Costa Mesa police officials. . The suspects fled the scene in Mclachlan, who police said ~utfered a ·minor wound,• ran to a nearby residence and called } Costa Mesa police. He was taken to Western Medkal Center in • Santa Ana and later released. Police said Mcl..achlan didn't • see the suspects or the vehicle, and • no further desqlption is available. I -By Carolyn Miller ' Ad.mission to the e vent is $10 per person and $15 per family. Proceeds will go toward covering th~ cost or supplies, upkeep and improvements at the park. MThe city of Costa Mesa helps us out a little bit, but we cover a lot of this ourselves," Dubin said. NWe're responsible for maintaiQ- ing and doing a lot or the work, so the people who use it need to help out with the money." Volunteers are still neede~or the event. To volunteer or for more information, call 548-9080. I Cl~ ()[. 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Erber said according to wit- ness reports, the driver of a red Chevrolet rental car -a 1 lunt- ington Beach, woman · who declined to give her name -ran the red light and collided into a gold Honda Accord. ' "Thank God she's alive and thank God for seat be1'6." said Julie Stull, a Newport Beach resident looking at her 6-year- old cJaughtcr, Annie, who was riding with her in her • ronda. Stull shook her he1td and gasped al the sight of her car, its trunk carrying eight bags of groceries, smashed like an accordion. "That's my beautiful gold l londa." The woman in the rental car and her three young daughters -ages 6 and 7 years old and 5 months -also escaped injury. Residents lined the side- walks, along the block between the two incidents, staring at the yellow police tape. . .. "This is not a safe street," said resident Ryan Reting. "l think something should be done about it.• HOME OFFICE SALE! CALL 435- 9575 STORAGE · W~ST FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE IN S O .CA.! 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I c·---------------~-~~ • BIKING CONTINUED FROM 1 also/bought lunch for all depart- merlt 1staff members who joined . him on the ride. "It's a friendly competition," said Janet Divan, an associate civil engineer with the city. "With events like this, we encourage people to try commut- ing and to promote ride sharing in general." · In February, the City Council passed a resolut.ion s upporting Bike to Work Day. Because New- port Beach belongs to two Tr.ans- portation Manageme nt Associa- tion groups, the city also partici- pated in a commemorative bike luncheon Thursday at the New-, "People should try it H only to do i t once a week to get a little . ,, exercIBe ... -BIKE RIDER RICH EDMONSTON port Center Marri,ott sponsored by the TMA group Centende. Several departments have employees who bike to work either regularly or during !}ie wartn weather season, according to Divan. Many employees live only a few miles from where they punch the clock -such as the corporation yard, City Hall or' Newport Center. Traffic Engineer Rich Edmon- CLASSIC HAND CAR WASH iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ 7)~ Q~ Finally ... something in-between a wash & a detailing. 1 7 6 E. 1 7th St, Costa M esa (714). 650-7016 50 O/O ~~NAIL SERVICES '&-S~ a f.ull Servic.:c Salon 2400 PCH , Sre.P • Newpor~ Beach • 631-7616 I I < > I{ '.\1 < l N F ~ F P I . 1\ ( . F l\ 1 F N · 1 · ·r1 I FRAP'i The Irvine Clinical Research Center has been awarded a grant to study an ston, on the other hand, comes from Fountain Valley . "It's about •o minutes, but I can usually go a little faster tn the morning," Edmonston said. "People should try it if onll' to do it once a week to get a little exer- cise." With its numerous trails throughout the city and along the beach, Newport Beach is a natur- al citY fot cycling, said Divan. Olvan, a recreationcll biker, arrived from Huntington Beach, but admitted that she cheated ... slightly. . #I live in Mission Viejo," she said. "I would have had to start at midnight and coast my way down." Re Painting? If you're looking to paint or repaint, rebuild it, replace it or restore it, look in the Pilot Classifieds to find the service best fitting your needs. Daily Pilot A. U·C T l ·O N I 'I ' ''I' ' ' : . ' ,' /,', 'I I I ' ( 1 I ( ( Office I Warehouse Condominium 2,200 111-ft. Ojfict Space l J,800 UJ· ft W41rhoust P~icws: May 2nd and May 9th• 10-3 AuQion: Tuaclay, May 16th • 11 a.m. 711 Vf. 17th St., Cona Mesa ·CalJ for broch11tt Stt Bidders Infonnation Pac~ • for complete temu and conditions (800) 338-6343 M.icb.d c. Waken. &om ( () I I I.' I~ ....... \ ~ .... 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"We tell people that we want them to have a good time, but not get drunk. We will have food easi- ly accessible to everyone, includ- ing a taco stand. Our main thing ts to create a safe. fun environment." Though Cinco de Mayo is a big night for Mexican restaurants and bars, Costa. Mesa Police Cpt. David Brooks said the May 5 holi- day isn't any busier for his officers. Even with the holiday falling on a Friday, the dt,.artment plani no increased staffing· or sobriety 1894-1995 FOUR GENERATIONS 101 Years! All Hardwood Flooring On SALE .ALDEN'S CARPETS, INC. 1663 Placentia St. Cosca Mesa 646-4838 ~~ checkpoints, according to Brooks. May 5 marks the day in 1862 wben Mexican soldiers defeated Napoleon's advancing troops in Pueblo. The small band of Mexi- can revolutionaries are considered her~s for standing up to the strong French forces. The day is much more of a c~l ebratton in the l)nited States than it is in Me~co, said Oscar Santoyo, director of the Save Our Youth center in West Side Costa Mesa. Sept. 16, the day in 1810 when Mexico declared its independence from Spain, is more of an event in Mexico, marked with parades, carnivals, food and ~es. "I would say that Cinco de Mayo here is more commercial," Santoyo said. "Not that we don't like it. though. It gives us a good reason to bring out the chips and salsa." CONTINUED FROM 1 because the victims suffered greatly e motionally," Cartwright-Ladendorf said. •Anytime a victim has to go through the physical and emo- tional pain and see the defen- dant not being punished is dif- ficult. Not to mention Aissa has to continue to see (Gionis) because he has visitation rights for their child ... It's real- ly sad for everybody." . Still, Cartwright-Ladendor and Luby, who still lives in Newport Beach. saw Thurs- day's court ruling as a long- awaited 'yictory. 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DRINKING CONTINUED FROM 1 bloody and fatal car crash that lelt a small silver pickup truck on its roof and a laR Pontiac Grand Am crumpled and mangled on the school's blacktop . ·we try to make stude nts aware of the seve rity of drinking and driving and the tact that there are consequences to pay - not just legal but life and limb . and injuries." said Costa Mesa Police Capt. David Brooks. "Everyone believes that It can't happen to me' and the fact ., is, it can." Students acHng as crash vie- .funs we re covered in fake blood as rescue workers rushed to the scen e. A helicopter even landeq on the adjacent field to rush "vic- "tims• to the hospital Thursday's assembly 1s an annual event that city rescue ser- vices put on to give students an up-close look at a messy acadent that could have been prevented -if the driver was sober Costa Mesa Police Officer Sue Crause served as master of cere- monies for the event. explaining the police procedures of a drunk· en driving a ccident. "This is a scene we can see in May every year with kids going to the prom," Crause told the crowd. "A lot or times they're drinking even before they get there.• But it also served as a mes- sage to party-goers·tor a more immediate holiday: Cinco de Mayo. According to junior Elva Perez, "Cinco de Mayo is almost as big as the Fourth or July."., Elvia Rosette, a junior. said Thursday's re-enactme nt served as a realistic, way to understand an important point, "This made us realize that you Springs.le 1. gal. lmpatlens •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $1.99 e~. 1 gal. Richmondensis 11egonias •••••• $2.49 ea. 4'' Color .•.•..••.•••.•.•••.•••••••.•••••.•••••••••• sse ea. 4" Ivy Geraniums .......................... $1.09 ea. FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1995 "There are conse- quences to pay -not just legal but life and limb and injuries... " -CAPT. DAVID BROOKS shouldn't be dnnking and dri- ving, even if you are old enough lo drink alcol)ol," she said. But senior Temo Tinoco said the show was just that -a s~ow. "This doesn't do any good, people are still gonna dri.n.1', ~ he said afte r the demonstration, ges- tunng toward a tow truck that was hauhng the crushed car away. "Teen-dg~rs want to try everything. they want to d o everything. And you won't change unless 1t. ha ppens to you. Tius was like watching a play." . I ' --' . .. " ·.': /. ,; . ~ ' ' . • •, 1,· • ~, ~ ' .. Jl},. ' .. ~ - Aki Nursery AMEND • tlowln a wwPl•••u 2624 Newport Blvd., Com Mesa PODJNG SOIL $599 (714) 645-5782 Mon • ..sat. 7am • Spm • EYf·OHNllf Se11en, count •em, sweep to Sea Wew ~ tftles. · BeardSlee; Moureaux win Sea iew crowns in 1,600, dis-· ~ Cd.M's Beardslee, Newport Harbor's Moureaux stun rivals in track and field finals. By Richard Dunn. Sfaff Writer lRVINE -Tyler Beardslee. Corona del Mar High sophomore. figured it would come, but was surprised it was so soon. James Moureaux of Newport Harbor, whose previous claim to fame was playing on the offensive line for the Sailors' CIF Southern Section D1vu.1on V football cham- pions. was shocked. ln major upsets Thursday night in the Sea View League boys track and field finals at Irvine High, Beardslee (1600 meters) and Moweau.x (discus) won indi- vidual league titles, then remained in disbelief lollowing their respective feats. ·it still hasn't sunk in," Beard- slee said. "I'm relatively new to high school track. I've got to earn my way up. I figure~ I'd be there (as a league champion). 1 just did- n't think it would be this soon. I was shocked, because I expected Shahram DeZahd (of l'{ewport Harbor) to win. H e was heavily favored, totally." DeZahd, Santa Margarita's Dan Whittington and El Toro's Martin Pennel\ led most of µie way in the 1600. Beardslee's e~~ time (4:35.82) was ~e !!fth-best in the field, five seconds off the pace. But Beardslee used an extraor- d.lnaiy kick after staying with the pack during the first three laps. Pennell stepped out of a five-man pack to begin the final -400 meters, with DeZahd going with him. DeZabd passed Pennell mid- waf through the final lap, Before Beardslee surprise d the field, passing Pennell, then passing DeZahd with a huge kick in the final 100 meters. •As soon as I hit 800 meters, I knew I had to stay there, because between 800 and 1200, that's the toughest part,• Beardslee said. "I tend toJall asleep there.• . DeZahd qualified second in "I thought one of those guys from El Thro would 'win., .• -JAMES MOUREAUX • • 4:26.84, Pennell third (4i26.84). Beardslee won in 4:25.3. "(Beardsle;e) did exactly what he was told,• CdM Coach Bill Sumner said, "and that was to stay in the pack UJ\til 400 meters, then fuove up to theJeader, prob- ably DeZahd. Then stay with DeZ<ihd and race hiUt the last 100 meters.• The top three finishers in all events qualified f9r the CJF Divf- sion 11 prelimiitarles May 13 at UC Riverside. "I tried to make sure someone was in front d me the entire time, because I'm not really strong enough to run a full 1600 the entire time,• Beardslee said. "I figured, let someone else do the work. for !Ile.• Moureaux, a senior; reached 140-71/2 in the discus, winning a field in which he was fifth enter- ing the finals. ·1 thought one of those guys from El Toro would win," Moureaux said. "I'm sure they we re a little upset with this guy ~oming through." "It shocked m e that it held up,·· said Mourea6x, whose personal best (143-6) vias accomplisbeG-in a scrimmag~gainst El Dorado in Mesa begins push toward playoffs, 15-2 KATSUYA RAINONE I DAILY PILOT Misty May U.S. Festivcil beckons May ... again By Barry Faulkner, Staff Wnter Newport I IMbor High seruor Misty May, selected by USA Today dS the National High School Play~r of the Year in girls volleyball ldst fall, has been selected to compete in the U.S. Olympic F~st1vdl for the second strcl.ight yedr, dccording to her mother, Barbdta. May, a 5-foot-10 Long Beach Stdte-bound sldndout who helped ledd Newport Harbor to 1994 CIF Southern Section, state and nationdl titles, was the youngest volleyball pa.rt.tapanl m ~ast year's O lympU. Festival, assisting the W~t squad's silver medal effort. May, d three-lllne AJJ-Amen- can and two-time CIF Southern Section Division I player of the year as an outside hitte r, is expected to set next fdll for the 49ers. • Estancia victim of Mustangs' purposeful p erformance. By Barry_ Faulkner. Staff Writer COSTA MESA -Entering Thursday's cross-town softball showdown with host Estancia High, just three games remained in the final regular season for five 'Costa Mesa High senior starters. And, judging irom the Mustangs' 15-2, mercy-rule shortened, five-inping triumph, it's safe to say the sense of urgency has set in for Coach Rick Buonarigo's players - regardless of their class. uThey just refocused," said Buonarigo of his team's rebound from Tuesday's disap- pointing Pacific Coast League loss to Aliso Niguel. •Our $JOal at the beginning of the season was to win. leaglie, but now we're just concentrating on cllnching a playoff spot." • The Mustangs (16-6, 6-2 in league) could do just that Tuesday with a win over Uni- versity, but a share of the PCL title is a long shot, with La~una Hills heading into the final week with a two-qame lead. - The Mustangs, however, can earn their highest finish in 17 seasons by topping Uni- versity and/or Thursday's opponent, Lagu- na Hills, en route to their third straight ClP playoff appearance. "This is our year," acknowledged Buonarigo, who benefited from nine hits and eight runs from his determined seniors, though freshman Julie Collett may have had the most productive offensive perfor- mance. Collett's grand slam highlighted a seven- run second inning; rounding out her 2-for-4, four-RB.I day, which also included three stolen bases and two runs. Senior outfielder Melissa McDaniel bad three RBI singles, while senior Sarah Halverson (three bits and a run), senior Sara Snyder (a solo homer, a triple and three runs) and junior Nicola Woody (a triple, sin- gle and three runs) also paced the winners. Though 1u~t 16, the Costa Mesa resident pounded 14 kills with a lone hitting error in last summer's Festival championship match, ~hich proved to be a tuneup for her,.548 kills, 302 dtgs, 92 assists. 48 blocks and 40 ser- vice aces in her fourth varsity campaign dS cJ Sculor Jennifer Brunick, who took over for Estancia starter Jill Black, after Black expe- rienced Pa.41 in her throwing shoukler dur- ing the first inning, had the first of five Estancia hits. CASEY LUKSCH I DAILY PILOT CQsta Mesa's Melissa McDaniel slides into the tag of Estancia catcher JUI Black on a throw from shortstop Stephanie Serr in the fifth inning of Thun<!ay's game. Brunick joined Black, who also singled, in scoring the lone runs for the hosts (4-14, 0-8), who also received singles from J essica Romo, Cyndi Richards and Naomi Chavero. Mesa senior Niki Montgomery pitched four strong innings to earn her 13th win in 19 decisions, moving ahead of Ana Ospina (12-9 in 1993), with whom she shared the school single-season victory record coming in. · Estancia is at Aliso Niguel Tuesday. briefly in sports Orange Coast College women ·take lead after first day at State swim finals FREMONT -Palomar College may have captured the championship of the O range Empire Conference women's swimming meet by easily outdistancing fifth-place Orange Coasl last week, but the Pirates are trying to get the last laugh. Following lhe first of three days of com-- petition, Coast has a 26-point lead over runner-up Pdlomar, 111-85, atop the field at the Califorrua Community College Stale Championshlps being held through Satur- day at Ohlone College. Before the met!!t, Coast Coach Don Wal- son had noted, "I said at the beginning of the year that (the women's team) could win all of our d\,\aJ meets and maybe even win state, but thdl there was no way we could win the conference meet. Hit's nice to win the conference meet, but t don't think we couJd have won that and given our best effort at state the very next weekend. Conference ts nice, but state is where the attention is, and It's fun to win, too.: The OCC men, who are also defending a state crown, are down the list ln eighth place, bow~ver, with 66 points, more than 100 behind pace-setting Golden West. . 1:04 .35, while diver Tina Edwards placed second in the 1 meter event, compiling 363.85 points. Lack of depth is expected to deny the Pirates any chance at a successful title defense. The highlight Of the day's program for Cout was the victorious effort of the 4 x 100 medley relay team. The squad, consist- ing Of Erin Snow, Chantal Drels, Sandra Pliliio and ~o Hirichey, was clocked an 4:08.14, nearly ftve McOnda ahead of n1 a;: Sierta.BrendY..-Wright ot Coast ...-in the JOO·incltvtduill medley in The OCC men had strong swims from Andreas Udholm and Kevin Bobzien, who finished second in the 200 IM and 50 freestyle, respectively. ln the 3 meter div- ing competltlon, Coast's 1i'evor Hoagland was also 1eeond, finishing with 392.15 points, Jess than 6112 behind the winner. Orange Coast KO'd, 20-3 MISSION VIBJO -It dJdn't take long for host Saddlebeck College to deliver the ·knockout punch to Orange Cout in an .. y~, Orange Empire Conference baseball game Thursday. The Gauchos (21-22 overall, lt-12 in the OEC) score d 11 times in the .first inning en route to a 20·3 romp over Coast (21-21, 11- 12), seriously jeopardizing the Pifates' post-season chances. · Coast b in a virtual must-win situation when it plays ill regular-season finale on Saturday at noon against vtsiting Fullerton, which ls also lnvolved in the playoff battle. Things &tarted well In the first tor OCC, as Todd Kehrll brought home· a run With a groundout and Derk Yanagtsowa singled ln another for a 2·0 lead. '• '"CdM falls to Woodbridge IRVINE -The Corona del Mar High bpys tennis team missed a chance to tie host Woodbridge for the Sea View League championship Thursday, bowing to the Warriors, 12- . The Sea King duo of Raj Shukla-Mike Feyka provided the highlight for CdM by sweeping their three sets. In singles, John Cappello ac9ounted for two more points for the Sea Kings. . Newport ioses on games NEWPORT BEACH -Despite winning stx of nine sets in singles, the Newport Har, bor High boys tennis team finished in a 9-9 Sea View League deadlock with El Toro, only to lose fht3 decision on total games Thursday, 71-53. Junior Yuski Kojima. sophomore Scot:J. Sims and freshm&>t John Rlnek each downed El Toro·~ .. 2 and 3 players, but it wasn't enough for Newport (l-9 in league), which defeat~ the Chargers in the first round. sec takes sllin lead COSTA MESA • rhe Southern CalltQr· nia College men'• tennis team hu taken a one·point lead over Point Loma Nazarene College after the lint dey ol play Thunday in the Golden State Athletic Conference Champlomhlps, which are being .held et the Co.ta M .. Tenma Club. . "" t the $all.on' ftnt meet of the sea- son. but hadn't been able to crack 140 feet since. . Other CdM boys who qualified for CIP included Brian Slingsby in the 3200 (third), John Myung in the 300 intermediate hurdles (third), Brian Hogan in the long jump (third) and Ryan Rekers in the 800 (third). · Slirtgsby led in the fifth, sixth and seventh laps, but lost the lead in the final 50 meters, when Pen- nell ind Woodbridge's Ross Venook both paS;5ed him. Rekel'5 went 2:03.19 in the 800, Myung 41.65 in the hurdles and Hogan leaped 19-111/2 in the longjumE: • f CdM,· Tars collect five crowns . • Tracy Clark rolls to 1,600, 3,200 titles. By Richard Dunn, Staff Writer IRVINE -Five league champi- ons. Seven runners-up. Not bad for the two smapest schools in the Sea View Le~efue. • Corona del Mar High senior distance sensation Tracy Clark blew away two fields with her titles in the 1600 and 3200 meters, Newport Harbor's ·weight-throwing contingent (ho. hum) swept all •six qualifying places, and Sailor high jumper Tina Bowman won her third career league title in four years, as area girls made a huge state- ment in the Sea View track and fi eld finals Thursday night at Irvine High. Not winning individual titles but making big impressions were Newport Harbor freshman Jamie Swarberg and Sailor sophomore M.E. Clayton. the latter of whom had a personal best in three events, qualifying for the ClP Southern Section Division Il pre- liminaries (May 13 at UC River- side) in two. Swarberg had runner-up fin- ishes in the 800 (2:23.3) and 1600 (5:19.88), then anchored Newport Ha1bor's third-place 1600 relel¥ team that qualified. Oayton qualified No. 2 in the long jwnp (17-13/4) and 100 high hurdles (16.6). She also had a PR · in the triple jump (34-81/2), but did not qualify. Newport • Harbor senior Mandy Clayton, who hadn,'t practiced this week because of bronchitis, finished No. 2 in the biple jwnp (35-7112). NShe should be a lot healthier and stronger at CIF, and. she's jumped well (at UC Riverside) in the past," Sailor hurdles and jump coach Nowell Kay said. Sophomore Colleen Eadie of Newport Harbor had a big run in the 800 (2:23.43) to qualify No. 3, while CdM's 400 relay team (Ch ristina Walden. Jennifer Gardner, Margaret Hauk and Nicole Albano) finished third in 52.4. Newport Harbor's Cara Heads, Lia Roussel and Laura Wilson, however, captured most of the attention. Heads recorded a personal best to win the discus (140-7) by nearly 22 feet on her final throw, while Wilson's personal-record 38-9 in the shot put gave the Sailors two champions in the weights. Roussel was second in the shot put (PR 38-5), third in the discus (115-6). Heads qualified third in the shot put (35-111/2), wblle Wilson was second in the discus (118-9). •1 was hoping if I won (the dis- cus), that it wouldn't be a cheesy win, so l'll take this. rm proud to say it's 140 feet,• Heads said. After her victory in the shot put, Wilson continued to throw in the ring, hitting 40 feet consis- tently. •Obviously I'm happy to win, but it's frustrating knowing I can hlt over 40 feet on a bunch o1 throws in practice,• Wilson said. Clark won her first Sea View title in the 1600 (5:16.75), then two hours later won her second championship in the 3200, the event in which she competed in the CIF Oivilion D finals last year. Oark defeated SWarberg ln both races. •she's really a strong · flliler," Clark Mid Of Swarberg. •She'• got a lot ol leg speed, so t knew 1be'd be there. I didn't rule hef ollt at all.• I Bowman clNntd S-4 in the Wgb jump, an event she won as a flwbman and 90Phomore. Lut ,..,, lbe did not puUdpate tn tbe ..... ftnall. -FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1"5 ·scoreboard I ittle league " Braves split in Costa Mesa National Maj~rsl COSTA MESA -The Braves split a pair of games r COlUGl!MEN GSAC °*"tJIMlhipa 19em--.: I, Soeil College, 10; 2. Point LC>l'N N.zarene, 9; 3. Westmont. 6; 4. Cal Bap· tlst. S; S. Azusa Pacific. 2. SCC Individual results First round slnales: Andel (SCC) def. fos· ter (W), 7·51 6· t lfobblns (SCO def. Mueller (CB). 6-1, 6· 1; Berns (W) dei. Baker (SCC}, 7-6, 6-4; Johans5Qfl (SCQ def. Moenter (CB), 7-6, 7. 6; Scott (SCC) def. Appel (PL), 6-4, 6·1; Lewi$ (SCC) cld. Clavero (W), ~l. 6-1. Second round .stncii.t: Andel (SCC) def. Nichols (Pl), 2-6, 6-2. 6-4; Robbins (SCQ def. Du8ransky (AP). 6-4, 6-3; Jurlina (PL) def, Johansson (SCQ, S-7, 7-6, 6-4; Scott (SCC) def. Sirbuly (W), 4-6, 6·1, 6-2; Sundberg (PL) def. • lewis {SCC), 6-4, Ni. · Flnt l"OIMMf doubles: Johan$SOn·Robblns (SCQ def. Fkkel·Clavero f:N). 6-1, 6·2: Hay· mond·Marcial (Al!) def. Scott-Baker (SCC), 6-3, 6-4; Lewis-Andel (SCC) def, Gelsler·Hagqulst (Siola). 6-1, 6-1 . MIN . Team scores: 1. Golden West. 168; 2. Cuesta, 144; 3. Palomar, '1 13; 4. Olablo Valley, 103; s. Gronmont. 98; 6. Saddle- back. 84; 7. El Camino, 77; 8. Orange Coast. M ; 9. Chaffey, 43; 10. Ventura, 37; 11,. American River, 35; 12. Santa Rosa, 31 . 200 free relay-1. Cuesta, 1:25.70; 2. Oiablo Valley, 1:26.21; 3. Golden West, 1:26.55. 500 free-1. Gendlin (GW), 4:35. 19; 2. Schneider (Olaf), 4:35.60; 3. Guijarro (GW), 4:35.75; Other from OCC: 12. Kerr, 4:45.75; 16. Sturdivant 4:57.59. 200 IM· 1. Packer (Solano), 1 :53.65; 2. Lldholm (OCC), 1:55.66; 3. Braun (GW), 1:56.07. 50 free-1. Crow (OV), 20.84; 2. Bobzien (OCCZ), 21.24; 3. But- ton (Cue), 21.32; Othe'r OCC: t . Crilly, 21.11. 400 m edley relay·1. Cuesta, 3:30.33; 2:Golden West. 3:31.59; 3. Qia- blo Valley, 3:33.34. 3 meter diving-1. Blaney (M odesto), 398.55; 2. Hoagland (OCQ, 192.15; 3. Brown (Ven), 361 .50. WOMEN Team scores: 1. Or•"91Coast.111; 2. eo.i. Mesa 1 s, Estancia 2 Estancia 001 01 -2 6 9 Costa Mesa 370 05 • 15 14 2 Black, Brvnkk (2) and Robertson, Black (2); Montgomery, Correa (5) and Snyder. W·Montgomery, 13-6. l -Black. 38-Sny· der (CM), Woody (CM). HR·Snyder (CM), Collett (CM). TODAY •BASE~ ' ..&. • • ~ High school • Santa M argarita at New- port Harbor, 3: 15; Irvine at Corona del M ar, 3; University at Estancia, 3: 1 S; Laguna Beach at Costa M esa, 3: 1 S. •VOLLEYBALL High school boys -Laguna Beach at Estancia, 5:30; Costa M esa at Laguna Hiiis, 5:30. • •SWIMMING Community college men and women • St.ate Finals at Ohlone, all day. High school boys and girrs • Sea View League Finals at Heritage Park, Irvine, 1 · p.m.; Pacific Coast League Finals at Laguna Beach, 2 p.m . •SOFTBALL in Costa Mesa National Utile League Majors action recently, dowing the Cardinals, but coming out on the short end against the Marlins. In a 9-7 victory over the Cardinals, Greg Rausch was 2 for 3 with a walk and Steve Placentia scored two runs while walking all four times at bat. Defen- sively, Mike McEuen did a fine job behin~ the plate as catcher and Greg Rausch played well at third base. On the mound, John Noland pitched three innin9's ·and allowed just one run. The Marlins topped the Braves, 5-2, as Roberto Aguilera was 2 for 3 with an RBI and a double and Brett Caples was 1 for 2 with an RBI. Andy Romo made two diving catches in center field, one with the bases loaded, while Casey Gates had two unas- sisted double plays at shortstop. For the Braves, Willie Ortiz came in as relief pitcher with the tlases l<>Cided and one out and did not allow any hits. • In tvfinor A play: The Marlins edged the Cardinals, 3-2, as Adam Jorgensen pitched well and Garth Hanis hit a long double that scored a pair of runs in the bottom of the sixth. Jesse HeUmich stole home in the bottom of the sixth for the winning run. HIGH SCHOOL 90YS El TOf'O 9, Newport H.vbor 9 (El Toro wlM on games, 71·51) Palomar. 85; 3. American River, 82; 4. Diablo Valley, 74; 5. Santa Rosa, 72; 6. Sierra,.64; 7. Ventura, 55; 8. College of Sequoias, 54.5; 9. Cuesta, 49; 10. El Camino, 45; 11. Chaffey, 29; 12. West Valley, 20. High scl'\ool -Santa Margarita at Coro- na del Mar, 3:15. •TENNIS College mert and women • Golden State Athletic Conference Finals at Cos- ta Mesa Tennis club, all day. The Cardinals downed the Cubs, 11-7, as Adam · Beltran hit three doubles and the hitting of Marcus Chapman. Hunter Swanson pitched well. while Athena Vasquez did a good job playing second base. weU defensively. For the Giants, Cullen Crorn deliv- ered a strong pitching performance. Singlet· Kojil)'ICt (NH) lost to Brown, 3·6 def. Klueder, 6-2, def. Harash, 6· 1: Sims (NH) lost. 1-6, won. 6·1, 6·1; Rinek (NH) lost, 0-6, · won, 6-4, 6·3. Doubles: Utman·Meserve (NH)" lost to Chen-Magnabasso, 2·6, lost to Le·.Nagamoto, 3-6, def. Barker-Haduabolic, 6-3; Evarts-Oyler (NH) lost. 0-6, 2·6, won, 6-4; Summers-David-son (NH) lost, 0-6, 1 ·6. won, 6-4. 500 free·1. Weir <WV}, 4:57.35 (state record); 2. Lincoln (Pal), 4:57.83; 3. Bur· ton (Rancho Santiago), 5:07.49; Other OCC: 6. DNls. 5:22.15; 14. Jensen, 5 :33.40. 100 IM· 1. OlekRulln .(AR}, 1:02.96; 2. Turner (Ven), 1:03.55; 3. Wright (OCC), 1:04.35. 50 •tree-1. Sequlra (SR), 24.60; 2. Turney (Pal), 24. 75; 3. Walker (Sie), 25.1 S; Other OCC: 9. Pwelra, 25.53. 400 medley relay·1. occ (Snow. Pletzko, DNIS. Hinchey), 4:08.14; 2. Sierra, 4:13.00; 3. American River. 4:13.75. 1 meter diving· 1. Standisl'I (EC), 395.50; 2. Edwards (OCC), 363.85; 3. Mata (DV), 307 .60; ·Other OCC: 6. Swan. 283.05. • TRACK ANO FIELD . High school boys and girls • Pacific Coast League Finals at Irvine High, (field • 2 p.m .. running events 4 p.m.) The Dodgers stopped the Marlins, 7-2. as Gary Glenn, in only his second start on the mound, pitched six solid innings with only four walks and seven strikeouts, including three in a row in the sec- ond inning. • In a Softball Minor game. the Fireballs topped the Dolphins', 6-4. Lisa Wilson homered in the sec- ond inning, and Vivian Laopantark knocked in Mana Ramos to break a tie m tlre sevepth. .fi.&RST HALF STANDINGS MAJORS: (.Giants; 5-1: 2. Dodgers, 4-2; 3. Marlins, 5·3; 4. Braves, 2·5: 5. CardinalS, 1·6. ' Woodbridge 12, Con>na del Mar 6 Sinales: Cappello (CdM) def. Biorkman, 6· 4, def Suzuki, 6-3, lost to Artunian, 2-6; Dan· gelo (CdM) lost, C).6, 6-6, 0-6; Jahangiri (CdM) lost, 0-6, 5-J, 0-6. MINOR A: 1. Cardinal~. 7·1, 2. Dodgers, S-2; 3. Marlins, 4-3; 4. Cubs~2·5; 5. Giants, 0-7. THURSDAY'S FISH COUNTS Oa,vey's lodcer -3 boats, 49 anglers. 268 barracuda, 3 calico bass. 5 sand bass, 24 sculpin, 21 mackerel. The Cubs scored in the bottom of the sixth inning for an 8-7 decision over the Giants. Aaron Vangeem pitched fiv e strong innings for the Cubs, allowing MINOR B: 1. Dodgers, 7-0; 2 Cubs, 4-2; 3. Braves, 2·3; 4. (tie) Giants, 1·5. Marlim, 1·5. OcMlbfes: Weinstein-Coleman (CdM) IOS1 to Farokahpay·Kaplan. 0-6. def. Call·DeSaxe, 6-4, lost to Shalnfeld·levy. 3-6; Shukla·Feyka c;dM) won, 6-2, 6·1, 7-6; Stauffer·Fruchbom (CdM) lost. 5-7, 3-6, 3-6. three runs. • SOFTBALL MAJORS: 1. Shamrocks, 5·2; 2. Red Hot Chili Pep- pers, 4-5, 3. Blue Bomber Babes, 3·5. Newpor1Landing ·2 bc}ats. 20 anglers. 11 callee bass, 2 sand bass. 13 sculpin, 24 mackerel. Jason Lund. Jon Clements and Michael Toole all had big days hitting, while Chris Ronquillo played SOFTBALL MINORS: 1. Fireballs, 9·0; 2. Dolphins, 3-4; 3. (tie) Mean Green M onsters, 2-6; Black A..ttack, 2-6. . . PUBLIClf0TICES PUBLIC NGTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES • PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE retary oan1e1 Chafles Posney, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 92669 ~ PUBLIC NOTICE M1chaet Roque cur11s J. Honlngtord -------------------This statement was flied 2521 Orange Ave., #Ct, Alexandria Espanola. This s1a1emen1 was flied This statement was filed PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE wiltt Che County Clerk of Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Flctltloua • Flctltloua Trustee for Thomas Invest· Fictitious with the County Clerk of with the County Clerk of OF AUTOMOBILES Orange County on A1>rll 27, Gina PosneyA 2521 Or· Busln••• Nam• Business, Nam• ment Business Trust, 3070 BuslneH Name Orange County on March Orange County on April 24, .J.EQAL NOTICE NESSELS/ 1995· ange, #Ct. 1..osta Mesa, Statem•nt Statement S. Bristol Suite 400, Costa Statement l5. l995. l995 NOTICE OF PUBLIC PROPERTIES . '844880 CA 92627 . The followi09 persons are The following persons are Mesa, CA 92626 The following persons are 640034 F844288 SALE QF Notice Is hereby given Published Newport Beach-Jh\'eci b~s!n~ss b~ co'!; doing business as: ~ doing business as: This business Is con-doing ~uslness as: Published Newport Beact't· Published Newport Beach-ABANDONEO pursuant lo sections 3071, Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May .Jrc y. us an MORAN AUTO REl'AIR, AMER ICAN SUNROOF-ducted by: a business trust a) SPECIAL TV VIDEO Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Costa Mesa Daily Piiot May PROPERTY 3072, & 3051 of the ell/II 5.12.19,26, 1995. e I ) 15081 Moran St., IA, ORANGE COUNTY, 2222 Have you started doing COMPANY, b) CLASSIC Aprd 14, 21, 28, May 5, 5, 12, 19, 26, 1995. Notice. Is hereby given code of the state of Calilor· F392 ~~~.;f'~0st~a~!!C1 1~: Westminster, CA 92683 South Lyon Street, San1a business yet? Yes 5-1·95 FILM & VlOEO LIBRARY, 1995. · F•07 that lhe undersigned will nla, and 503 ol the Harbors ness under the Fictitious Tien Van Nguyen, 11562 Ana. Calif. 92705 Aluandria Espanola, 1835 Newport Blvd .. 0182· -------.------------ sell at public: auction. pur-& Navigation code of the PUBLIC NOTICE Business Name(s) listed Dale Ave., Garden Grove, a Golden State Sunroof Trvstee for Thomas Invest· 305, Costa Mesa, CA PUBLIC NOTICE , CLASSIFIED suant to Section 21700 of slate or Calilornla, the Ufl. b . n/ 92641 Corp., (CA), 100 Hanford ment Business Trust 92627 It's the resource you the Business & Profes-derslgned will sell at public PUBLIC NOTICE a0 ov~ on. a This business Is con-Drive,' Newport Beach, CA This statement was flied Craig J. Johnston, 1835 Actltlou~ can count on to sell a slonal Code the following auction at the respective ··The Costa Mesa City T~r o;s:.ey 1 as 11 d ducted by: an indlvldual 92660 with the County Clerk ol Newport Blvd .. G182-305, Business Na e myriad of merchan- descrlbed p~operty to wit: said addresses at IO:AM Council will condu~I II pub-withs t~ C~~~t · wClerk1 eof The reglstrant(s) com-This business Is con-Orange County on May 1, Co~ta Mesa, CA 92~27 Stateme dise Items, because Al.AN RODGERS UNIT C· on 05/18195 lhe following lie ~earing 10 d11c:uss a 0 ec Y menc:ed to transact busl· ducted by: a corporation 1995 This business 1s con· The following per ons are our columns compel 34 BIKE FOUR FISHING vehlcles, property and vea-posS1ble amendment to Its 1g:~ge ounty on April 4• ness under the Flt:tllious The registrant commenced . F645136 ducted by: an Individual doing business as qualtfled buyers to ROOS ANO HOUSEHOLD sets lo wll: draft Consolidated Plan F842247 Business . Name(s) listed to transact business under Published Newport Beach· Have you started doing a) s & s VENDING COM-call! ITEMs'. ALAN RODGERS. 73 COASTAL, VESSEL VIN 1995-l999. The hearing will . above on: January lit. the fictltlous name(s) !Isled Costa Mesa Daily Pilot May business yet? No PANY. LTD.. b) WEST· 642·5878 UNIT c;.98 MISC BOXES CSTE04020473 Uc.8428FP be condue1ed al the regu. Published Newport Beach· 1995 above on: August 1980 Craig J. Johnston COAST LATEX SUPPLIER --------- AND MISO. HOU.SEHOLP'. CA. Length 19' O" larly ·sch~uled "Clty Coun-Costa Mesa Dally Piiot Tien Van Nguyen · . Golden State Sunrool 5• 12• 19• 26• 1995· F405 T.hls statement was !tied 25522 Glorlosa Or., Mlsslo~ BIUY GROFF .e-8, FILE 73 SPCNS, CARRIER VIN ell meeting on Monday, April 14, 21, 28, May 5, This statement wtss hied Corp., Kurt Jaehnel with the County ,Clerk ol Viejo, CA 92691 CABINET DESK MISC ENS1B156 LI~LX4361 CA. May 15, 1995 11 6:30 p.m .. 1995 with the County. Clerk of This statement was llled PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on May 1, Steven Norman Blohm •-0-B-l_TU_AR--Y---8-8-8 HOUSEHOLD 'rrEMs: PARK CYPRESS Rf\/ In the Council Chambers · F355 Orange County on April 4, with the County Clerk of 1995 25522 Gtoriosa or .. Mission CHRIS GUNSTREAMT C· STORAGE, 5702 LINCOLN located at 77 Fair Drlve. 1995 Orange Counly on April 27, F64 5053 Viejo, CA 92691 Iii _______ _ 42 REFRIGERATOR MISC AVE., CYPRESS, CA Cosca Mesa. Pu19uaol Jo PUBLJC NOTICE 'F64227t. 1995 Flctltloua Published Newport Beach· This business ls con-IN LO ING MEMORY HOUSEHOLD ITEMS'. 66 GlASSPAR. VESSEL u, .S. DepartUmbe nt o10 Ho1u"" Published Newport S.ach· F044703 au5slneas Mame Costa Mesa Daily Pilot May ducted by: a business trust V JULIE PINOO UNIT o 17 VIN 990083 Uc.2229CZ CA. 09 and r an eve op-Flotltlous c t M Dall p 1 1 p bll hed N rt e h tatement 2 9 26 9 Have you staned doing Of Linden Jonph • • Le th 17'2" menl (HUD) regulations BuslneH Name os 8 esa Y 1 0 u 5 ewpo eac • The following perso11S are 5• 1 • 1 • · 1 95· 1 ? N L•vender who. at so ~g JHVAI~~;~~~ F~~~f. 66~STRG, CARRIER VIN lh• City wilt be conductin9 Stiat.ment April 14, 21, 28, May 5, CoS1a Meaa Dally Pilo.t May doing business as: -• F408 ~!~:~~r:~m o passed away March TURE AND 'MISC HOUSE· 165623 Uc.1CP6127 CA. this hearing to IOllclt lnpul The followlog persons are i99s. 5• 12• 19• 26• 1995· DENIM DEPOT, 250 East PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was flied 25, 1993 of comptica· HOLD, JANNEtTE WAT· R.V. STORAGE. 8300 KA· on • PfO~sal 10 1lllOC8lt dol09 business as: F357 F4l 1 17th Street, Costa Mesa, with the County Clerk of tlons from Multiple SON UNIT D 97 TWO TEUA, STANTON. CA s175,ooo n Community 0 • PETROLEUM INDUSTRY PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE CA~2627 'Fictitious Orange County on April 7 Sclerosi s. Linden BLACK LEATHER SOFAS 72 KAWI, MC VIN S· velopment Block Grant GOLF CLASSIC, 4511 Ohio Haibor Clothing Co .• Inc.. BuslneH Name 1995 ' d 1 L MISC BOXES ANO 2T02456 Eng.S2E31029 (COBG) funds for the pur-St YorbaUnda CA92686 Fictitious Fictitious (CA) 250 East 17th Street, Stetem ent F642&55 ~e~~~ fro~ C~~~~~ H 0 US ·e H 0 LO ITEMS. Uc.8G&403 CA ~~~~~ aE~~~1~e~r $!~ ~thryn • S. Webb, 4511 Busln•H N•17'• BuslnH• Name ~~~t;7 E, 'Costa Mesa, CA The following persons are Pubjjshed Newport Beach· with his parents In KELLE SHELOEN UNIT E-4, 18JN~~~62~8 Vl~c~~~: vfue .s>f the HJbor Atea, ~hio St .• Yorba Unda, CA Stat•ment Statement This business Is con-doing business as: Costa Mesa Da11y Pilot May 1963. He attended Or· ~~iA, ~~S~~:c F~~i~~ 961 CA, MINl·PAC INC., Inc .. (YES). The building, JaS.:a M. Webb, 5826 Na-The following pe'.sons are ~e following persons are due.led tly: a corporation S~A~P~ l~C .. 1 1~6 N~wA 5, 12. 19. 26, 1995. ange Coast College TURE · lfTOO LINCOLN AVE., currently occupied by YES. pies Plaza. Long Beach doing business as. dotng business as: Have you started doing ~~627 11 •• os a esa, F406 and liveO-in the Costa · BUENA PAAl< ~ is lbcated at 114 Ent 191h CA 90806 ' EL POLLO LOCO, 16410 CRANK ANO SONS DECK business yet? Yes Jan 23, Mesa area for 30 Sale will be by c:ompetl· s Id 1 a ' I th Street Costa Mesa CA T i S. Valley Vlew Ave.. La COMP. ANY 486 Traverse 1995 · Scampi Inc., (Cahl.J 1576 PUBLIC NOTICE years. He was married ~T~ brddlnt (writ~nit~8~1f' 1>o"se ~1 ::u;fyin~ lle~ll~; For iurther lntorm11tlon du~i!d b~:.1n~~!b~d c:nnd Mfrad., CA 90638 Dr .. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Harbor Clothing co .. Inc: .. ~Id N~?~f62~. lvd .. Costa ---------and divorced twice 10 d s ma)y oJ T~E ~8T~ OF the undersigned for toWlfl9 please conlacl Murie! Ber· wife · S and G Foods, Inc:., (Call-Gregory John Crank. 486 Fadwa Ez.zedine, General r~1a, b 1 1 Fictitious. area women. Unden a vance 1 1 bor 11 rial a d man Housing and Com-T 1 ( ) fornla). 1307 W. Fern m., Traverse Dr Costa Mesa, Manager s us ness s con· Business Nam• h d 0 siblings and MAY 1995 2:30 P.M. AT r. orag~&t a j m 1~ ~h munity Development City he reg atrant s com· Fullerton CA 92633 CA 92626 " · This statement was filed ducted by: a corporation Stat ement a n TH1Ed PAE~SESh WHbERE ~~~e~sln~•!n~~i:ns:101 of Costa Mesa. 1141754-=~~nJ! t~~~s~~li~~~~ This business Is con-This business Is con· with the County Clerk of tTtite-reglsttrabnt ~ommencded The following persons are ~~ ~~~:r Hd~e~s ~~:~ 11 propv .. y 89 een 1 d d thi 5-2·95 5167 du~ted by: a corporation docled by· an indMduliJ Orange County on May 1 o ransac usiness un er doing business as· stored and which Is located s9:,s G~NT iEN. SALES Pu bll shed Newpo rl Bus!,"es~. N:me(s) listed The reglstrant(s) com-The reg.lstranl(s) com· 1995 . the fictitious name(s) listed ANNA LEE CREATIONS, vived by Ills mother ~~~~RE~J11';-';i~01~~E. (agent for the above lien Beach-Co11a Mesa Dally a~h~~ s ""'ebb menced to transect busl· menced 10 transact busl· F845027 a:ove ~~: 1/1/r a N 660 w. 17th Street, A-31. ,_L""'y_e_n_a_. __ ....,........._ __ .., " h Id l (3lO) 86s-a394 Pllol May 5, 1995 Thi · flt d ness under the Fictitious ness under the Fictitious p btl h d N ort B h camp nc:.. ernan ° •· Costa Mesa CAtig2621 COSTA MESA. CA. 92627 o ers . . . F394 . s statement was e Business Name(s) listed Buslnes• Name(s) l'sted u a e ewp eac • varretta, Pres. . J t L Bl . 2463 I e 714-650-f28.2 Landlord r.. Pub I sh• d New f:> or t with the County Clerk of n· 4.20-95 . 1 Cosla Mesa Dally Pllol May This statement was hied ane 88 air• rvin s'l!rves the t1gh1 to bid at ~~ac:~.Co~1~99~esa Dally PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on Marcl'I s and a Foods. Inc: .. M. a3~eo~n;,~1 Crank 5. 12. 19, ~8. 1995. With lhe County Clerk of :~:2/·2• Costa Mesa, CA the sale. Purchases must ot ay • · 18, 1995 Hadl Sahmoedinl, Pres. This statement was flied F409 Orange Co~mty on April 27. This busines~ is con· ..be matle by cash and paid PUBLIC NOTICE ons1201587 F040212 This statement was ltled with the Counly Clerk ol 1995 ducted by: an lnd1v1dual ~or at the time of purchase. .. I Fictitious Published Newport Beach· with lhe County Clerk of Orange county on April 5. PUBLIC NOTICE F&44759 Have you started .doing All purchased good' are LEGAL NOTICE BualneH Name Costa Mesa Dally Piiot Los Angeles County on 1995 Publlshed Newport Beach· business yet? No HARBOR 1 awu sold as la and musl be re-NOTICE OF Stetement April 14, 21, 28, May 5, Aprll 6, 1995. F842392 Flctltloua Costa Mesa Daily Pilot May Janet Lee Blair "'""- moved at time of sale. Sale APPLICATION The followlng persons are 1995. 95 484943 Publlshed Newport Beach-BuslneH Name ~. tLJ~. 26, 1995. Thjs statement was flied MOUNT OLIVE Is subject to cancellation In Notilicatlon Is hereby doing business as: F366 Published Newport Beach· Costa Mesa Dall Pilot St•t•m•nt F412 wllh the County Clerk of :~::i'r~~~o~~ttt:';nt0~«. given lhat wens Fargo w:e DES.IGNS. 1401 Dove PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mesa Daily Pilot April 14. 21. 28, ~ay 5, The followl09 persons are Orange County on ~pril 24, Cemetery Sales alad arty KE AUCTION Bank, N.A., 464 Cahfornla Street, Su1tea 360 and 380, April 14, 21, 28, May 5, 1995. dol09 business as: PUBLIC NOTICE 1995. le d F . h d ieRv18E PHONE (909)873-Street, San Francisco, Call· Newport Beach, Catllornla Flctltlou• t995. F356 oc CLASSIFIED, 9t91 Fictitious F844319 a s urn1s e C 0 Sc EO LE fornia 94163, has ftled an 92660 Bolsa Ave.. Suite 218, Pub11shed Newport Beach· 2 o744 AU Tl N H U application wllh the Comp. W/C Imports, Inc .. (CaJilor· BuslnH• Neme F356 Westminster, CA 92683 BuslneH Name c M o u p·1 & MESSAGE BONO NUM· 11oller of the Currency on nla). 1401 Dove Street, Statement PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTIC~ Henry Kwok, 3110 N. Statement A 0,~:a 28 e~~ 58 ~2 1,~t, ................ .. BE'l72~1~91f St May 5, 1995 as specilied In Suites 360 and 380, New-The following persons are F1ctltlous Broadway, 1st Fl., Los An-The following persons are P · Y ' ' '" yres • orage 12 CFR 5 In the Comp. port Beach, Callfl>rnla doing business as: Fic titious B 1 N geles, CA 90031 doing business ar. U!lJ5. __ ---~--u--•AC911C.,.. RHldent Managers lroller'a Manual for National 92660 DIE PEITCHE PRESS, BuslnHI Nam• us neH ame "Betty Kwok, 3110 N. MIKE & SON HANDYMAN • F384 -]IMllA&, PAM Published Newport Banks, for permission 10 Thia business Is con-1155 C.tallna Street. La· Stat•m•nt Th lol'ta~ement Broadway, 1st Fl., Los An-SERVICE. 519 w. 1st St., PUBLIC NOTICE CerNeery • Martuery Beach·Costa Mesa Dally establish a domestic ducted by: a COfporatlon guna Beach, CA 92651 The followln rsons are e ow ng persons are geles, CA 90031 Tustin, CA 92680 a..-• Cfemato!J Pilot May 5 12 l99S.. branch al each of the fol· The regl1lrant(1) com-Chrlslopher Michael Kart, doing busines~ ~· d~bng gt&'rn~~Gas: 2520 S Thia business Is coll-Michael Roque, 519 W. 1st Fictitious 3500 Paclllc VW DrM ' ' F395 towl09 locatlon1: menced to 1ransae1 busl· 1155 Calatlna Streel, La· WESTERN BU.Sf NESS F INI A iN S ui dueled by: husband and St., Tu,tln, CA 92680 Business Name .._ .._,. 1) 3433 Via Udo Drive, ness under the Fictitious guna Be11ch, GA 92651 PRINTERS 2165 s Ou ont a ew ve., • an wife This business . Is con-----~ PUBLIC NOTICE Newport Beach, Orange Bu1lne11 Name(•) listed Christopher Michael Karl. Drive Unit' G Anaheimp CA ~a. C~ 92~ b M ti Have you started doing dueled by: an lnd1vldua1 Th 1 ~t:il•mp•:,• ons a e it~=~-~~·~·==~~ ---------•County, California 92663; above on: Decembe< 1, 1155 Catalina Street, La· 92800 ' ' 1 1~•2• :ia1 a: ~r n, business yet? No The reglatrant(s) com· d e ~ 0 1 ng .5 r NOTICE OF SALE 2) 1000 Bayside Drive, 11188 &> guna Beach, CA 92651 Sh m z rrlnkelk 21197 ea ve., oun-Hervy Kwok rnenced to transact busl· oing us ness as. In accordance with the Newport Beach, Orange W/C lmoorts. Inc .. Patrick This business la COil-a •, 1 'k F taln Valley, CA 92708 This statement was filed ness -under the Fic:t111ous NORTH SHORE ENTER· provisions of Secllon 21100 County, California 92662. J. McCullough, PraS>. ducted by: an Individual Ja~~~:2~~y, La e Of• This business la con· with the County Clerk of Buslneu Name(s) listed PRISES. 262 Cedar St., through 21716 of the Call· Any person wishing 10 This 11atemen1 was flied The reglstrant(s) com-~h,ls business is' con· ~~ed by\'[' ln~(M)dual Orange County on April 07, above on: 2-1·95 ~Trt}ie~c:hj Cfo ~26~~2 fornla Buslneas and Profes· commenl on this appllca· with tho County Clerk of mencW 10 transact busl· d ed b lndl Id al • reg • ran 1 com-1995 u 11 · on ng r • alons Code lhere being lion may me comments In Ora09e County on Aprll 10, neas under the Fictitious Tuhc:t ytlant i(") u menced ·to lranse,ct busl· F042705 SELL Cedar St • Newport Beach. f f o 1995 B 1 N ( ) 11 e reg 1 ran 1 com· neH under lhe Flclltlous CA 92663 due, unpaid storage ee °' writing wllh the eputy • us ness. ama s sled fTlenc:ed to transact. .busl-Buslneas Name(•) listed Published New.port, Beach· This business is con· which INST9RAGE SANTA Comptroller of Mulllnatlonal FM287f above on. n/a ness under the Fictitious above on· 3-20-95 Costa Mesa Cally Pilot May ducted by· an Individual ANA Is enuUed to a llen Banking, Comptroller of the Publlahed Newport Beach-Christopher Kan Business Nam•(•) listed E 10 Cab Marti 5 12 19 26 1995 your home Ha e yo~ started doing pur•!!•nt lo section 21702 Currency, 250 E Sueet, Costa Meaa Dally Pilot This alatemenl wH filed above on: n/a r:,~:s atatem!nt w::S filed , • • • . F413 through classified business vet? No Ill•••••••• ~wd~eonlheg~a.s~ •• J Waah~gton, OCAp~~ ~ M~S 12 ~lhlheCo~ty~~~ ~~~~~ ~thlheC ty~~~~=~===============~===~====~~=~~~~=~~ l'lerern.ner described and 20219 within 30 daya of the 1995 • • • • Orange County on Aprll 18, Thia statement was filed Or C ~ April 5 r d~• notice havl09 been date ol Ulla appllcatlon. · F3 1995. with the County Clerk of 1~• oun on • g1\len 10 partlea known to The no~ndenllal por-76 F843774 Or1109e County on April 19 ' F842352 claim an lnteresl therein lions of th• application ate PUBLIC NOTICE Published Newport Beach· 1995 ' and the lime 1ptolfltd In on file with the Oeouty Coate Mt.. Daily Pilot · F043880 Publlahed Newport Beach· such notice fOf' payment of Comptroller u a part of FlotlUous Costa Meaa Dally Pilot such lees having expired the public file. This file Is BuelneH Name April 21, 28, May 5, 12, Pubtiahed Newoort Beach-Apt'll 21. 28, May 5, 12, will be sold at publlo aue> avallable fOt pubUc lnapec· . 1995. Cosla Mesa Dally Piiot 1995 If on by INST O AA GE tlon during regular bull· Th _ •11 tat1 •m.nt • F370 April 21, 28, May 5, 12, · SANTA ANA located at ne11 hOUI• · e •v ow ng persons .,e 1995 2828 w S1h st county of Publlsh0ed New port dol°\bualne11 as: PUBLIC NOTICE . F3n•--,-U-8-L-IC_N_O_T_l_C_E_ Orange,' Slate of Calllornia Btach..COsta Mesa Dally ~lo•sE~~~~~·cr%NSE~a-cM1284t74 on the 17th day of May Piiot May 5, 1995. c .aao L n anclA co :. .. , F1oUtloue PUBLIC NOTICE Flotltloua 1995 al 9:00 am. Terms for F397 '"'" "'"" ".,. Bust N Iha aale art cash only Salt W. MacArthur Blvd., Santa BualneH N•me Flctltlou• ...._ •me aubtect 10 cancellallon. PUBLIC NOTICE ~ ~ ~704 d 0 1 Stat•menl Bualne•• Name The fol~:?~"::!ons are LandtOfd rturvH the right t 170783 erg 0 ean ro arc 1• The following l*IOft• et• Statement dol bu 1 u· to bid. Below la a Usl of OM 3309 s. Towner St., Santa doing bullne11 as: The following parsons ate JA~fE • '.JrJK .STUDIO names, and unit numt>ert. • l'kltllloue Ana, CA 92707 SHAl>Y CANYON PROP· doing business 11· 1800 0,_.._.. $ t t.a' e TE MAE K. MORGAN, BualMM Name f atot LyS"' ~ate;•·~~ ERTIES, 4675 MacMhur ROSS·DUGGAN . ENTER· guna a•h'B1 J::1• • A058 Stetement Ownet, t., an• a. Court. Suite 800, Newpon PRISES 218 Via Grazlana J L•-M J' k 1800 GI CHRISTINE BAXTER, The folloWlng penona are 92707 &each, California 92860 Newpcrt Beach, CA 9~' ac....., ' 111 ' en-8495 doing bullne11 u : Tl\ls bu1lne11 Is con-Rlchatd IC. Zepfel, 18921 Oa T. Htnder1on, 218 Via neyre Strut. Laguna ANDY PACKARD, B540 LE GAPUPE EQUUS. 3991 :rad by: huaband alld Antloeh, IMne, Ct.llfornla Gr~ana, Ntwport Btacll, ~h~h, ~.r::~ la con- SONIA At.VAREZ. B549 MacMhUr Boulevard, Sult• • ·' • 92715 . CA 92e63 ducted b · Individual EUGEN. E o. TEMPLE, '400. N-port 8.-ch. Call· The teglitrant(•) co'!t This bu1lne11 f1 con-John w. Rou·Ouggan. The ,.~·1:frant(a) com- 8552 fomla 1128e0 mencad lo ltanteet bU ... dueled by: an lndlvldual M.D. ·8518 The Landings l "'° PIERRE MILLE, 8690 Eqws Marketing & O.. neM und., the fictitious The regl1tran1(1) com-Dt., Orlando. Fla. 32812 =•~urld!, v.:--~~us JEFFERY e. CRUZ. 874-4 algn, Inc., a C.lif0tnla COi'· buslnH•. name(•) ll•t•d mencld 'l o transact bull• Thi• bualneu 11 con· 8 alll N ( ) N ad ARNE UNGA. C13e poratton. 3991 M.cArthur •~on. 7/23111 neH la'ld« the Flctltlout ducted by: an unll'leorpo-" •11• ame • 11 ESTEVAN OONZALES, Boulevatd, Suit. 400l N-. ~:' !t.?.-'m:. u flled 8u1lne11 NarMw llaled rattd IHOClatlon other ·Ji:~.<:·~~ C114 . port Beacll, Call ornla with the Coun"' w Clerk of aRlbOve ond ;, t.ta!chtl • 1995 th.n a partnership Tl\ll alaitt'MC'lt wu fllt<I MUI. AMEZCUA, C211 t2MO '' Cher .-. >LWPI Have you atarted doing wtth the C \Y Cletk of MICf'tnL HOSMAR, C239 Equus POftf't o.tlQn Cot-~County on March Thia atai.m.nt 9tu filed bu1lneH yet? YH '4·26'95 Orange ,..,...~on Ap(il UI MARY FLAHERTY 03J!I poratlOn; a Calltort'Ja COt-31 , 1 . wfth th9 CO\Wlty Clefk of G1v T. HIM8f'IOn 1995. ._... .. , • ANTHONY STl VENS, p()fatlon. 3991 MacMhur H41t80 Orano. County on Match Thia 1taltment WU med ,MS77S 03&7 l!loulevWd, S. 400, Ntw-P\lt>lllhed NewPof1 hach-:u, 1895 • with the eouncy Cl8f'k of BRENDA GRIM[$, 0392 port 8HCtl, • California Coat• M... Dilly Piiot PM81 to Oren;. County on Aprll 2t, CPUblllhad N~D BeacPllh- Al<;K QAACIA. 0404 taeeo Aprl n . M•J '· 12, 19, Publtal*:I NewpOrt hacn-1115 0111 M•u elty 01 KYNN MAYS, 0445 Thia bualrteH Is 'con. 1"5 Cotte Meta ~ I'll°' FM41t4 Al:>tll 21, U. May &, 12, OARAY l.. ()AAHAM, dUCIH by: a general pwt. ' --a-14 11 -u ... I Pl*I......., ..._....Beach• 1996. ' 0463 nerel'llP . ,._ ._,. ' ' .., ,._, ' ,.._ .......... .,,..... F371 'TJ'INIDA MERCADO .IA.. Tiie regllltltll(a> OOMo PUmJC iiOTiCI 1-. Coata 'Meta Deity Piiot May•--------.......,~-04ft ' · IMf'ICad \o .,..... 1M1-Fm I. '2• it. tt, 1991. PUILIC NOTICI Publlsi,ed New~orl neas ...,_ the ......_,. fls• • F•t 01--------- h1ch.Costa ~ Dally tu...,_. ~ lllM Ill•• lllE 11 TRADE Flotltteua Plot Mty S, 11, 1"5. ~ ~ M... h81neee ....... ------·-"·-· ·~ .......... 0.-........... To g:::.r:= In ;":;.. a. ....... ... through classltled o!.': ==tone .,. F371 STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? • • • • • • •• • • • • • • The LLgaJ Dqxtmnmt Ill the Dailj Pilot is p/e4saJ "' 11n1WU11a a new smtia """'-awil4bk to new busi.nastS. \ . ~ wiJJ"""' SF.ARCH tJx 111111U for Jou tJJ no extrll chargr. and 1llfX you tht time and tht trip ltJ ~ Cowt ffquse in SanlllAna. 7kn. tf ~ ~ tlx SN1'Cl1 is complett:J wr will fill your fia:itious busiMSS n4tne stll/m'lml with the ~ Ckrlt. publish tm« a wttlt for four W«h as requiwt/ by '4w "1111 thm fo J""' ptotf of!"~" wilh IM ~ Clmt. PIMse */' "'/()file Jiil" Jictitittus bwsinm#lllmtml Ill the DrlilJ PiJ«. .UQ w. &] 54 C.. Mat1. /fr °""'°'Sltl/' bJ plt.tw (11/J us 111(714)6424321 111111 u wi/J milb lllMfP>k""1forJOW Ill hantJ/e this~ by "'4iJ. If JOI'~ IMw lllfJ~ ~P"'-OUJ wsllnt/'"' ~~mew tho """',, ..,,.. GooJ w;,,""" Ml.I~ - ,~ Cd M• H7a. ll'!""'!!~:.::::.:::J~.-JlB:lllL-__ M_l_·H_T_I__ HNftfN'S MIW'tV, HOii ~ L Ct\lpmen, Or8nte.CA .__ ____ _........,...,_......_~~----........ --~--......,...,.iliilll ........ .__.. __ ..... ...,...., .. t • ,. \ I . I • FRIDAY. MAY 5 BALBOA HOUSES/ PENINSULA 1007 CONDOS POR SALB P4mlnaula Pt 4Bd-4Ba -, • rft<O(f •• •d home I Sunny patio•. rooftop '[5) deck, priced to Hll S665K. Balboa New· port Ally 723-4494 CORONA l~-O••OllTUNITY ~ELMO 1022 Al ......... ., ........... = ................. Irvan. T•rr Phue 11, ... ,. ....... All ...... b .. 1 valu/prlce. <N•wly ............... J. ..... romOd 4Br 2Ba $635K By owner. 720.9440 ............ ..,,. ...... ........ ., , • ..,1 ........ ................... ......................... COSTA MESA 1024 ...................... ... .., .. , 0 ......... Yeu tNft't n.Mll ...., • ....... , ...... ....... .., .... ......,t 48A 3SA. MHa clel .... 1J1$f ..... t 'a\ .. .., ........ Mar bargain. Short .................. walk to echoola k•t3. 2 .. 1ory w/n.w elllN. ................ °",....,. ................... ~alnt. Or .. t r,o1enUall ............ , ...... ullHn •PP , kltchn nook, din• rm, rock ~ ......... frplc In living rm. d•n =xw:-.:: w/b1t0Jn bkcH•a & ~w apace. A.II It 11M1i•' •• -,. 11 aom• n.c. .. 023 ·---°'*' ,,.,,, Sat, Sun 5 from 12.... 1090 II ...... ' Camino dr. Coat a _,_ I• Mffa. UH,000 or 114 ~ol*&.ue ·-"'=~ II. M0-7000 ext 301/-at -- ' )~ COSTA MESA 1024 BY OWNER: Back Bay 4Br 3Ba. ram rm, ore, ~u .. t qtla. 2500 aq ft. $425,000. 645-0971 NEWPORT BEACH 1069 BACK BAY. ~•t .. 11. 2Br 2Ba, garden. 300 e. PCHtll287. 5$+ mobll• home park. $8,950. Open Svrt .. s. 723-4045 ONE OF A KIND Secluded 2•ety, 3500 l/f, 68, 3\+S., bol\US rm+den. ocean vi-. twge lot, calm u~. r,ard ~, .... .,... 95K. ~ OWnt. OJ*l aa./Sun. 50.8090 ••NAflBOR RIDO•., BHt ~ (NOT re•et· vc>lr). llegant, lrg 38r +den, r•mOcleled. Trade down Ot carry?? J~e, \la .. ntlM Pr()f)-.,.. .. 7•~7 ... . < On th• move? SeH your extra household Items ~ lnCtmmtd MOBILB HOUSES/ ROMES 1100 CONDOS l'OR UUl SS'X24' FOR RENT -saooo Ftm. Nice Cotta Me.. Adult . Perl(. e31·3599 CORONA OPEN HOUSE 8at., Ma~ 9th DBL MAR 2122 NOON to 4 P.M. • MYSIDI! VILLAO• Lov•ly 38d 3Ba IOWYI• 300 E. Coa1t Hwy. home, frplc, 2-car NEWPORT BEACH.CA parking. deck, S~. Prud t"WJ)t 673•1 723-4045 • 2•d 1 •· s. or PCH, 20 HOMES TO SEElll nu catp•VpaJnl, f/p, A communltrc for paUo, gar .. n/pela, ACTIVE aen or1I SUM/mo (119) 756-4009 3Bft 2t,A,aA houae, 2· ACREAGE ,1125 car g.,, Ilka new, nice ~· Po<>' table, w/d. 00/mo. 7804800 GOTTA 811.LL l'MTI u .-Otl/S2.~ Oown 81G OCIAN Vlaws 75.00/monlh South oC PCH. 19d/11Uh 111450. 35 .-OIS17.600/S2,500 Oown 12~Wi11Ceny 9ed/tlath •&50. , Nr ""'"· elcing a .... 1om1 . .......... 1-(800)·223-4713 l'umJ~ eherlftlne ........ Walle to Whtn you wrfte pwk • bMch. 18' 1IL lt1H mo to mo. a Claatlfled t<I, Non entOIMt, no ~ Include all lf>.Me& I• -lh• fie.ta ,,,,..,.. , ....... ;, .... end getlM rew. 1 IO" oc•an view. 3000 tca "· ., a8a + '"""' . rnakr• .:l ~ . .,,.. you want._~ -Clulect 11WOSt c --.--- COSTA MESA 2124 N!WPORT NEWPORT BEACH 2169 BEACH 2159 •1 ST llOffTH RENT $3tlt + Oep. 2Br 2Ba tnhm .... •aatbluff, Pool W'X.atd. ~-OK. Pool, SllA,AIR& 2 ..P•tlos, QfO.,_lt. Pret· In rye ...... 28 ... -Fumlahed Studio tl"t at. In Blutfa. Llg 2 STORY 3 apacloua Pool View, Penlhouse oto In home. 2br 2ba. 4Me-e770Agl Elegent glaaa & bdrm•1 3Ba, bonua mirrored bar, new rm, 2•Ce.t attch gar, AT THE BEACH remocleled. bath rm a. ~atlo, frplc, w /d Annual Rentals 11600/mo 721-8725. kup•, cl/W. •12so HAA•OA VIEW HM8 Great otter tor 1 yr Lu .. S•l.otlOft POl'totlno 4Br 4Ba 12500. lean. 714-8151·1933 Of 2Bd, roof deck •• SSIOO Monaco 3Bt 2Ba S2000. 6S0-51to 28d bay view .. S140C 044-MtO Of '73•3174 28d NOdy bch .... 1180( 2•R dp... Great loC 48d Hu-II 8dl ""' '""-s 130CI Hrbr Vu Hm Of\ grl\bll, Trlangl• Sq. Quiet. Nu CalhtS......U.t furn, hot tub, lovely crpl/clrpa, gar. c· The,,., •• ···-. i'dn. 4-8 mo avl June. hkupe, 1778. $41·1 O 2SIOO/mo. 640.17"8 , ... 1••• lalnllW"" .-?••==-·-N•WPORT SHOft•S L.rg Yard ltoeo/mo. 673-1900 3Bd 2Ba, rp, garage, 2103 Fed•ral. lnd9 pool, tennl• ct. No OatdeMr ..... 762•2181 Beach Area f)!t•. 11400. 450-8145 Altall: lfg a8f aea dp111 Y•:?J. or Winter "rt"'· 3•2. fp. lg yd. 1800 Opn Sun 12·3 w/lfg med Ytd a w/d hkup. flu nf\lm, t-4tBt Peta ok. 321 Snug . 3H Ham ltontl'O 1850 Some oc•anfronla • utlJ Incl. 818-ISCMHt 40 18501011900 mo . H.,bor. 3t~98-7279 i!atd• 38r 1 Ba. w/d VIiia Rental• Ooeantront Condo hkupe. fned yd, grdnr, 3Bt 28•, 3·car gar. 878-4112 Year~ '3000/mo. gar, lmrnacl 8rnl r' o~.11111. 17s.te7 Pr(>perty Mgmt Owner Agt. 07344 t O CLASSll'IU L.wge S•lectlon II'• th• r890UrCe you atnmNG-TON Vaceilon Aen1a11 can count on to 19'1 • 11&.CB 2140 ~~wnh mvrlad of mer ch an- di .. ltema, b~auM llUff'1 OUt ooturnne compel &:MOS .., ... WI A c.11 to quallned buytra to r.-:· DOwMown H.I . ~ c.441 _!!!~-....... .,. \ t ok. 1'400/mo. '44-1179 -.,,_ ---, ---- -.. I NEWPORT BEACH 2169 PenlnMt .. Tewn."'°'"9 Bay/Ocean Velw. 3-level, 49R, 2\.iBA :Z-car gar+apace. Yearly S2200/mo Cuatom Marina Condo Bay/Ocean vl•w•. 2Br, 2Ba B•autltul hardV(OOd t1oor•. vr1l u1001mo c1nc1y1~ en.nn .,. 2·1400 •••ltl•w lg 3Br 2\&Ba, gated, tn•, pool, epa • CoatVlt• View, New refurb. No •mk/pete. $2800 1 ... 721-4258 •Ya.ARLY• 3Br 28a, Npl Shorea CIOH lo clubhte. All amen. Jutt reclucecl • 3Br a"'ea on Penln. \ Xlnl cond, gOOd atea • C•nn•~ Aen1-11 Inc. e Meoe ISuy It. Sell II. Ftnd It. Cla~afflad. Can't ... mto gtt to 18 lhOlf , • .,.., Jobe around the houae? Let the Cl••lflM .. ,.. . .....,. help you ftnd rtflablehtlp. -. Overstocked with stuff? A call to Classified wUI help 842·S878 842-8878 . APARTMENTS POR RENT . BALBOA ISLAND 2606 2Br 1 Ba, llghl & airy, laundry, deck 59115. Studio •pt, parking, no kit "485, 873-3039 COSTA MESA 2624 1 $399MOVllN Super clHn 1ed In cozy friend~, 30 Unit com:l"' nr T a)'g; Sq. UNKHO s• APT8 e42·t40t $410 llO¥& IN HNUI 1u1r1 "°"' sea °""' frlendl~ La1ed comm, pool. ea •. carport•. Protl l'NIMOtcf< 141-7017 ..uv ti. sea n. Pino ''· -ca ... 1fled. Aooma, apdntntl. homtl c .... ltled OM lllllf't 'fO'I hoUllr'O ...... - COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MES~ 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 QUIET 8c SERENE . Palm l\lesa Apartnients, So near & yet so far ... That's the feeling you get when you live at Palm Mesa amid the It.Lili grocncry of·sc:cludcd woods & St:atcly paJms. .A Studi~ 1 & l Bcdroonu . Jn. $575 lO $600 • 1 Bll S6l5 lO S6SO · 2BR sns io s1so .& No Pea ,& Venial Blinds .A Ceiling fuu ,& NEW <:aipct, Paint & Tile ,& Fitness Room ,& Hcao:d Pool & ]llCUlZ.I .A Patios & Balconics .A Ganges A Y'albblc Office Hours: 9:0<hm · 5:00 pm M·F and 10:00 am -4:00 pm wcckcnd.s 1561 Mcu Dr.· San12 Am Hcighis, CA (714) 546-9860 H. HB Tryout• Boys Soccer t O & under, Sat May 6 & 13. 1 Oam-12noon. For more Info. call Cyrus at 848·5588 or 896-0996 Swimming ln1tn1ctlon Certified. 25 yra exp. Guar water·aafe. Age 6 mo+ S1elfi1 548·6221 EMPLOYMENT LOST & FOUND 2925 EMPLOYMENT iiFiiOiiUiiNiiDiiiiCAiiTii_ii. iiApiipiiromx iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii5ii5ii3m0 6 mo old fem. D• clawed, black tortoise· A Dally Salery of -shell w/orange and $400 a day working white epota. Very lor Don Lapre of the friendly. Found 4/26 TV ahow "Making on Marguerite south Money:• Call Do(I at ol PCH. 673-4691 1 ·800-366-5277. FOUND-Orthodontic Retainer on the ocean beach In Bal· boa on 11th St. Call 646·8 491. ADMIN ASST Frr Phones. flies, 11 book, w/p Word, Excel. Fax resume: 7 14 646·7493 COMPUTERS 3556 FENCES PART TIME WORK FULL TIME PAY The Times Orange County Is lookln9 for bright, energetic sales people for Telemarket· Ing and Consumer Marketing. earn hourly wage+ generous com- missions while qualify· Ing for our attractive benehls package. For Telemarketing sales caU 714·966-4591. For Consumer Marketing sales call Jourdain, 966-4574. Tom 966- 4592, or Ed 966-4575. POSTA1. & GOV'T JOBS J2 t/HOUR +BENEFITS NO EXP WILL TRAIN To Apply Call 1-&00-a7S-7608 PT Summer Emplo~· ment Anewerlng phone•. scheduling & light computer work. , -FRIDAY. MAY 5 • •••••••• PINN ~ ewale that th• listing• In Ulla ca&· egory may r9qulre you to call a 800 numt>.r In which there Is • charge per minute. Have your classified ad in 176 newspapers with a combined circulation over 3 million. $~00 is an it takes to place a 25 ~ord ,. or less classified ad. $15 for each additional word. CAL•SCAN (916) 449-6000 .. 850·1782 ............................................................ .. ... IANDSCAPB 8t MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PET TILE.. 3928 SERVICE DIRECTORY CERAMIC nus 8t DECRS 3 52 8 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii **TUTOR I NO•• HARDWOOD 3615 FLOORS 3 712 LAWN CARB 3 808 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SERVICES 38 7 0 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CHUNG'S PAINTING iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Orout/TUe RHtoratlon Window•. Word, Excel, Access, 20 Yre •FENCl!S QATl!S• Cer•Marble·Oranlt• Klt·Bath·Rem-Fabr: E ""'1'tepalr/po1t replaced xp . 800•2 oo.eo24 Redwood• L#576605 ADDITIONS Leaka·WtrPrfg-Plbg . 540-9237 L~S5813 •---------Jim Whyte 842·7206 REM0DEUNG 3410 Leaky lhowen R• 'd CONCRETE & iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Tha Dean ol Tiie. g .. MASONRY 3557 DUNCAN CONSTRUCTION 20 Yre Exp. Small & Lg. Jobe 850-7042 BUSINESS SERVICES 3488 Comi::: Tralnlnt1 In &otnoe Windows.~qulct!en llCI. TtOUbleshool. ~ ramie new/repaired r• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii grout, bathrm remodel plumbing Lll'670130 673-8065 or 846-8528 Quallty Chlldc•r• fun, aafe, environment exp'd, caring, rellable Xlnt Rel•····-434--3977 CLEAN/WAX/POLISH Merble Rejuvenating 35 Years Exp. 714-848-8708 3848 20 Yrs Exp. Gd Price' Gabby'• Hou••/P•t Reorout•RecauJk Guar work. Free Est Care Service Repair.clean & Seal Uctll375602 538-1534 Live-In Care, white out FtM E1tlmate 540-7309 JENKINS PAINTING ol town, call 451 ·2054 Rtgroul Systema ll53803S In t/Ext. Wallpaper. Personalized Pet Carel--------- drywall, texturing, elc Kennel allernatlve. No TUTORING 3930 David, 1 ·800·860-6222 stress or worry. L1c. l~~iiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BOB HUTTON CO. Ins. Reis 673·7184 SAT Semlnara. Excel lnl/l!xt. Acoustic coil with Pat O'Dowd. Tes\ remo ve/apply/repair. _P_L_:U_M_B_I_N_G--3-8-9-0 prop since 1979. s Lill622631 982·5891 mtellngs In Irvine S195, Emerald Painting iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Reglstretlon 673-2360. lnVExt wallpapor/llle THE LOCAL PLUMBER l-.T,_u.;;t_o_r.-P-h-D-. -M-IT-gr_a_d_ CompetiU11e rates. 10 yrs "' William Bangttt Co· 15 yrs. Experience exp.Free est 751·2039 Since 1947 Baste Mnth thru Cale Friendly Service I & p Qene Abr•m• Painting Ll476000 875•9304 Chem •trv hyales tl9tt Oual PalnVReas S SAT prep ..... 6-40-8623 Uc/Ina alnce 78. Cell ,.. Amie Smith Plumblmg moved & rtlext. 641-8877 & Rooter. 1512597 Bonded/Any W011VOra1ns WALL lk•'• Custom Painting __ ...;.•_•_5_3...;.0.0_;...7...;00...;_•...;.•_ COVEIUNGS Prof, Clean. Quality 3932 Work. tnVExt & Docka, LI07'3468 631-4610 PAJNTINO 750·5832 Coneclentloua cratts· man, old fashioned pride In workmanlJ'llp. RAINBOW Clrcle Malnt. p &ll'lt.ng. Int, Ext. HQunJ Apt. Oual. )ob. Frff Ht. St. 1101569897 636-8888 Expert Dreln Cleaning & Plumbing Repair• .Cuetom WeHp.,._ 20yr• exp. All. work Stripping/Painting Guar. Steve 54S.8298 No Job t oo amalll Precise Plumbing s"" OR W/ld •1~~1 Repair• & RemOdels we gals ehOuld ha09 Free Estimates h St 1 J t•" Ll887311119-10to toget er. r p, M _,, advice 10 1h• crazy~ 931·21 1 1 any11m• ROOFING 3910 • SON·s PA1NTIN0• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim PLUG IN 20 Yra Exp. Ats/Comm. lnVExt. Uct11460559 637·9496 Of 800.SIS-97'2 •THUNDER ROOFINO• For all or your roofing needs. Rerool/repa1r Lie 8:181 .. 4040·4122 .. FRIDAY. MAY 5 TODAY'S CRQSSWoRo. PUZZLE -A .. ;·;IQIS'i;;~~~;~~~~,.~,,~·e·s ... ~!·~"'~,.e·~·· ......... '." ...... ... 1'11 &.oalll tllW, r::=·::..--=. ... ~..:. ~r~'lF . "'Y .... .... .... ... ,.,,.,. Clilll 7t4 78 tectl2111 ~... ln-1141 Wheele: ... t•" -..c, l ·ir.a:-.,hiC"!"'lr .. ~-. ..... =:z:1-lll-l-Cl-D-.--.-1-3-0 ...... ,. ,.,. .... ....... ,..., Udo~iiiiiiiii-iiiiiiil.liiiii North-South vulnerable. South deal .. NORTH •"Ill ~10 OKJ4 •AKt871 'Cardiff Ptaoe . Ille. Alf: ......... II and Ilia chabe WU aot beJclGd UM NB.(Harbor VI•• 11o.aoo. ~ ...... of potalibi)iar. HocW, 80 ft ..... N8 Weel lad a low be.n to the kin; Diii6iii 0........ w/33ft ttberglue cabin and ace. I.at. look.I tioo limp&e for ~. •Porta • Of. c rulHr, need• •IY word a, but that eban1•d when lice -equip. ooplet, ~··· Both for declarer cubed the queen of dube :;:r.*aLN ml~ ·~ ,_:pin C~72 ................ MNY/'IWf, enroof, MW radiator, valve tob, brakae, • rebull1 h•a d. Good cond. 11 e.s100. ee1 .71eo. EAST •A1084 OK81 oee •JlOtt a!ld cont.in~ with a club to die 1~ (no ..,....,, 90 "etD• 1'1• king, Weet dilc:ardiq • apede. 1010 H~ Ad. Npt Bch nr NHVC. OLDSllOID.B 1155 Since there were not auffteient i•TATllDIAllOND8 wat-.. & .iec, s 121n. entriee to the South band to take ..._, ..... P,._ POWEi BOATS 97a-92ea the diamond finetae and run \be .• •890-SSH• • ?012 MOOlllNG a IM)AT suit, declarer tried a apade. Eut Multl-Co111Plex aa10 • 29'flberglaH Sailboat. jumped in with the ace &nil puebed a ntlq a, furn, TVa, 10hp (dleHI). Head, 78Dolla .. 4-dr, auto, llght piu., runa goodl M'l5 080 545-8205 Lve mag. a heart through the jack and Weet appla, cmp1r1, car ph, ·ee Chrle Craft Conat•I· oven, elHpa 5. Moor-cuhed the nut five triclta for a tool•, llnena, china, latlon, 40', aft cabin, Ing D--43 North 8alboa 1 ________ _ two-trick aet. Wouldlou ba ve crafts, •kl equip, baby tw\n 427•· generator, Channel S29.000. POISCBB 9175 35 Arlt. aecond. otlhlrd- 36 "Thf Rawn" 8lJlrior 37~ Carol 'Ibe biddirur: soum "'88T NOrm BAST INT .,_ &NT Pue . .,_ p .. PTot •'--'---d .. ,---.....:.. :y? I 1 • m a , g a m • • • xlnl cond, own a claa-90$1982-2852 ....., lUUl uunrnso hHWlllH, clotha, •to. slcl Only $35,000. Call oldinr up in heart• for two Stlt 8;'9 ..._.2pm Tom (503) 7~7 •••••••• rounda ii unlikely to be productive. 7T8.a17 Amigos 11'WCIRICiiOAt UTOMOBILES That belpa only if liearta are 6-S, Way tllut 8tuffl RM• ~ Hatdtop A West doea not have the -,u of MULTM'AMILY Euy Malntenanc•I •••••••~ ------ 1H8 Porahoo 911 Cab Coupe, rare mid- night blue, ahowroom cond. 82K orig miles, • $22,500 645-0509 spades and, if declarer baa to aur-HUGa GAMGK SAU! l!xoeU.nt Conclltlonl render the lead, it ii· Ea.at who 'f" Fum~t~~::'~~li~eta, U900 * 660-9000 BMW 9030 •-------- be on play. coif" table, chalra, 18' oleo p.oket VHF, TOYOTA 9210 36 Me, to MR 39~sheep Opening lead: Six oro 41 Solid • 43 Vulgar ..... Some vtr.. 45 Miniature Follow the play of this hand. Did South go aft.er the right minor suit at trick two? Should South have held up the ace of hearta at trick one? The club suit is the right one to lampa, 2 aofaa 6 hd, top, 12 new batt, ·~BMW 325e 1-owwl'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tackle, but declarer handled it poor-'more. OlahH, child/ xtra molor. Gd cond. Burgndy Wali malnt'd 11 ly. Correct ia to lead a club~ the a d ult c loth H, bl· $5950/obo. 848-2269 Runa icl~t. Nu palnV '79 Corolla Llf\back. king"at trick two, then return to the cycle I, p ro bike 20, Eleotrlo Boat tlr•• s6500 &45-4179 AulO, Snrf, PS, Runs .North decided that the holding did not merit a probe for slam. Hence, responding with a forcing ·ump to three clubs had little to pin. But that overlook.a the possi- bility that five clube migh t be a bet- ter contract than three no trump - queen of clubs. H the euit breab, equlpmt, typewrlter9, I O ff Good. Reg. 9/95 $950 well and good. If not., declarer ii in lawn edger, Iota more. ~;'.!~1~ ~~el.uN/~ CBEn'DOLET 080 * 831·7t49 hand to take the diamond fineue c..h only. 2627 BUnya bottom p aint. Xlnl •"' 9045 91 Prevla LB and, when that eucceeda and both SUHt (Eaa\blutf Homes) cond. Full cover top Dtk grey, loaded, xlnt defendel'I follow on the next round, NO ORDINARY and cockpit cover. 8t Ctt.v _.. .. .,. .. r van cond. 47K, 1-owner. all South has to do la C48h dummy's GARAG• SALi! Marina slip avail. Gold colOf, gOOd cond. $15,800 640.9192 remaining club winner' and run the Rain or Shine. Fri, Sat, $7500 873·3512 "ton, 83,000 mitts, Sun, May 5,6,7 8am-3 ,., C N B , aUto, A/C, PS, PB. diamond.a for nine trlcke. 3pm. Furniture, mink .... Tiara onv. . . new tires ........ $4000 obo vn.'S 9225 ir.--t--'9---'l 1----------....,-----------------i VHt, wedding dreas, Sllp. Partner wanted. 548-0229 '"iin.iiii'lii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-, rlbbon·knll draasaa, Boating exp. required. 11 man'a women'• & chll· D-714-754-4000 x1o2 ---------'77 Chevy Van rblt COSTA MESA 6124 B11NTINGTON dren'a clothing, china, E-714-644-2000 DATSUN 9060 f1ng, trans, fronVrear prln\a, frames, kitchen Leaving Water end. 350cl, auto, 4 brl. 6065 BEACH 6140 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Antlquea, Glass ware 400 pound Ol)fmplo Etc. for Home/Garden. lteoia, ceramlca, neon Wooden Ba1 Boat '78 280Z 6cyc, 4·epd, $1000. Call 548-6858 algna, ahoea, belts, needs good home. AC,am/fm atereo cas• Wt Set wJ curlbar. 329 University Drive. $120 OBO 723-4243 Fri. & SJ(. 9atn·3pm GIGANTIC baga, acantea, balhlng Looks great.runs t1n1ed gls, alloy whls.1--------- aulta, llngerle, books .. greatl Best reas. offer. $795 firm. 432·9833 VOLKSWAGEN 9235 NEIGHBORHOOD costume J•wetry by 650-0443 pleoe -a. by the bag GARAGE SALE plua 100.. glass FORD 9075 --+--t---t---.1••••••••• Computer accesorles, So. ol Atlanta a. East beads & finding• & SAIL BOATS 7014 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GllDBGE SALES womens clothing, fat>-& West of Newland. much more. Come nAA ric, Slarlcllmber Plus, OV£R 40 HOMESI earlyl 1930 Vhtlan iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '89 PROBI! Nordic Trac, welghl Furnllur6, clolhea. Lane. Mariners Or. 1o 85' Blueboy 24' & 19n ..... a .. 0:7039 bencn wtwelghts, plus household llama, ex-Deborah Tralter wllh new tlraa. ___ ._ .... _____ ____,,..,... lots of odds & ends. erclae equip, blcyclea, SAT 7-3, SUN 7•1 Sacraflce $8 5 0 . 90 Ford Taurus OL SAT 5/6 &-4, 867 St. blcycl• clothlng, toys, 1 lma'Loa Court (818) 386-198S. 3.8L. v-e. loaded, PW, 6106 __ c_1a1~r~s_1._54~5--:2::--06~0=--baby things, gat door Newport Creat 72, Coronado 27, New· PS, PdL, AJC. powr ''liiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii opener, lawnmower, Something for every-port Htbor. Near new aeat, new tires, 1• GARAGE SALE etc., etc. Look for onel No Hrly bird•. Honda HP. Sacraflce $5850 ........... 631-~464 3::fa~:!:~:~~a~1~% ::~~kl~·T'!.'!,'i. ~~s s!i.ba;:~~p:r:: WESTCLIFP SALE $4995 (818) 361M989. --------- table, clothea, misc. 1930 Placentia #A for map. SAT 5/8 Sunct.ly May 7th ---------•HONDA 9085 Sat only, May 8 --+ 8am·3pm. Spon-Quality -Almoat new iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i .AT 7 130-1130 OIGi'NTIC aored by Laura Sire. hom• furn & OE Rro-SPEED & ,81 Accord LX No Early Birds Please. 1990 VW Cabriolet boutique ad. all wht, wht lealhr seats, orig owner, very cln, pwr win, p7s, alrm, amJfm cassette, new conven top, AC, air bag, 5- apd. Must aee & Hiii sa,200 883-48&2 Owner auddanly de· ceased leaving '92 w hit• Cabriolet. 3000 city ml. $11,500. 675-4408. Perfecl for your graduate! Multl·famlly. Furn, SIDEWALK 8ALlt Sat. 8 /8 8am01pm file appl. kitchen SKI BOATS 7016 5-t'pd, 2-dr, au10, sun- 1 h SAT 8-l ONLY Great .Stuff, wicker, cabs., 2 wht daka, oak iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil roof, goo(j cond. ---------electron ca, ouse-Tlcktocker Thrift Shop wall untt, mod. teak ANTIQUES ._ wtrH, clothe•, art. 540 W. l9th St. glass, furni ture . ahelVH, dak unit, love 1982 Chrla Craft $1100 OBO. 631-7149 !ill 496 Park Ave. (alley) 4242 Calhoun Dr. c e I I 18ft ftl I t CIASSICS •••••••I •"ERC0 ""'DJSE FREE TO YOU6022 aeat,.eic. ome arv ver• ua r•· m. DAA'I Hoag Hoapltal Aux t341 8uaHlC @ Dover atored, ahow cond 9250 MERCHANDISE MISC: 601Sliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1_C_O_R_O_N_A____ e70 w. 17th HU"'l"PTNGTON KBL·131 3carb. motef Chane.es are •F R E E• (In back) .,. " call leave maaaage ... you will find PLANT SALE ACRES TENNIS CLINIC DEL MAR 6122 __ s_a_tu_rd_a_y_8_:oo_a_m_._ HARBOUR 6142 TRANSPORTATION _84&-_32_2_5..,.s_22_.,....soo ....... _1 what you need ---------1 J uniper•. honey· 9s:ooaiuArMda·y10s:3o~~Y~ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LOTS OF GOODIES *1988 22ft Ski Boat• al th• price • ANTIQUES 6010 auckle , rosemary, Eatate/Movlng Sale I••••••••• S.1 lllr• V-8, King t t herb• $1. Cltrus-lrull-All level• and ages. SAT/SUN 9am Antlquea, crystal, fac-CLASSIFIED Cobra OJO, low prollle you wan o pay avocado trees, fruiting Oakwood Apartments MARlNE 316 JOANN ST. lice, bronze•. Jewelry, It'• th• aolutlon you're '1wll, Juat Hrvlcad, when you read •BUYING ITEMS• 510. a n palm• 8. s.20. Southalde·(N.Bcn.) I SAT 510 9•2 Infants etc. Sat-Sun 9-2. aearchlng for· wheth· n•w controller/uphol· Classlfled From 1800·1960. 1 pc Liiac 510. 909-67,..9422 Call Luke 722·5958 VARD SALE 17652 Helenbrook er you're , .. king a slery. Greal akl bOat-10 enlire eslale. Paint· FREE y 11 & hll f, clolhlng , bedding, 840-e619 home, an apartment, f t •--k at ' dally Re. staurant Booth• Cana:s Pelanowls & WPln.k H d anctiora toys, .womens clothes -.,,.--.-..,,.;..;,..;;...;...=---ti ... ...,., s gr• ..... re-842·5818 lngs, books, furniture, ar war&•·, 1 • size 7•12. Other stuff. Buy It. Sell II. Find It. • new occupa on or ady \o go. $12,000 __ _..........,_ ...... ___ _ ate. lmmedlol• cash, For Sa le Call Ladies. 548·9832 radio• e ectron cs . Claa•lfted. ev•n a stray pet. 64e-9449157.._..247 top s. 673-6223 Iv msg 963-0227 or 962-0722 alty gear, OUTBOARDS 2045 Tustin Av. (rear) BOATS I WANT ED: Antiqu e Sear AJr Cond. unit PETS & SabOIS 10 Crulsats. Dealer• w/nlgh qual $100. Exercise bike SATURDAY march. Furn. col· $35 842-2667 ANIMALS 6049 May 8, hrTMpm leclibles, an, jewelry.jf=========Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1801 Bayside Drive $75·'$225/mo. t71h & ADOPT A PET BALBOA Tustin, CM. 650.4294 R 'l • • YACHT CLUB epol.nti'ng r Every s at & s un a1 • PETSMART, Founlaln Saturd•r 8 a m-1pm Furniture, sleep sofa, c hairs. living room sofa, mattresses $15 . a piece. Office furn. Ladles lg 1z clothes & Misc. 1850 T~etln '73.VOLVO P-1800 ES. Red. Good cond. S'7 ,900/obo. 851-2010 'B4 MASERATI QuattroAort• Beautllul 4-dr aedanl Ivory w/caramel llhr Int, c;ustom wheals. 22,860 mli.a. $17,950/ obo. PP. 673-6289 NB APPUANCES 6011 Eleo d ryer, Whlrlpool hvy d uty lrg cap. 31 cy~. 3 temps . Almosl new. $180. 650·3832 , .... ,.,. bab1t lo_, Valley. Puppies. kit·•--------.. ,_ tens a nd more, all •MOVINQ SALE* W,llhlfdil,NOioclitor looklng for lo11lng, oar-711 Jamin• (In alley) llSlort ii, look In lht Nol Ing homes. CALL 597-Saturday only 8· 1 YARD SALE May 6-7th eam-4pm Furniture, clothes, freezer, Misc 1959 Rosemary Place. amt.dsiofnllhe 9037 for more Info. Antiques, clothing, seMcl)'OC/111ookilgfOf. S a ve abuaed and bikes, furn. etc... _F_O_UNT __ AI_N ___ _ abandoned peta. Be a MOVING SALE·Nlghlly VALL~Y volunleer/foater. Call thru May 9th atter "" 714·597·9037. 7pm. Heehold Items. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiii 6134 How to keep your kids off the streets. TRADE plants, Misc. 675-5550 SAT Ltg gun cabinet, MUL Tl.-FAMIL Y like nu blue sol a. YARD SALi! klng.sz waterbd, di· Futon• S89,bunk beds through classified Lots of baby Items & nette table, consul FURNITURE 6014 51 59. &pc rol Iron di· 642-5878 furniture! Sun only 9· s1ereo. 11682 Azalea Ave. nett• $229. Opn 7 dya "'11••11111•111•••!--..:.::::.:..::.:..:..::.__ 3. 414 Orchid 7am-12 on Harbor & Heil. Mr. Bean Bag 532-5030 • Love a eata (2), ftorati-----...-------------:---'"""': pollsh collon, daslgnr atyle , xlnt cond . S176ea obo. ~57-7733 Queen size Futon wJ frame, xlnt cond, like nawl (714) 722·1167 leave mag. Queen walerbed w/oak headbd & frame $200. 2 JBL 0130 speakera $50 ... 760-0928 Rattan arm chalra (3). nalural, 5100. Ratlan chaise lounge, stained while, $80. 36" rnd pod kllch table, nalu· ral wd, $80. 640.5438 VICTORIAN aola & love Het, $950. For- m a I dining room. $2100. Coll 826-8599 MERCHANDISE MISC. 6015 HUGE SALE! 100·.v•ar-old French colonlal bu!fata, arm· olrea. kllchel'I c up-board•, tabla'I, aora tablH , curios. cat»- na1s. all aolld ma- hoganv. with antique color• of laplt, gold, turquolae, etc. Special Run your ad 1'n . llf•·•I~• broriza Roman prlaoner tabl• the Newport Beach with 7' glaH, orig coat $12,000, llf• llH I bronze Diana, Grecian Costa /ilteso Dai y um girt fountain, 10' bronze of "Oolphln• Pilot and the et Sea", 8' aolld 1- Pl•c• Roman tountaln, Huntington Beac.h 1 orig coal $9,000, __, bronze coffee a. end f ta • \I II tablH Including 111.. oun "' YO ey al.H man & woman I de d t to With glaH, 0•CO glrl n rc" en wtth glaaa. 8' Bllnd 1 ()() ()()0 Juatlc•, 6 ' bronu reoc over ' angel, Cupid•. mar· homes. Fax us th1"s maid tablr, monkey table, llf•-'~• Mongo-for th red llan alav• table, IVotY • m wi vnur C it tuaka 8 6 1 O fl. m.,-'~7 - bl• Roman lady on COrd # or mail it in coucn, French 7 fJ mirror • conaol• with witfi 0 check *' rnatbfe, Dutctt paint· .1 Inga, roMWOOd turn~ Run for o =" ~--1-f I • ture, eryttal, antlqu. ~ ::_~~ ••::.;.:; your car does not ~~~ sell we'll run it ···------------------------• : 0 YIS,SILL MY CAR ~ I Name ~\~ : City • l Zlp ~~-Q-.---------~--- er.di; Cord O WC. OVISA D AM X , &P- Moll To· OMV "IDT 330 w toy S.., C.-,.,,.._CA 92627 l11'16'1·~0rMKUl'l'31~ ,,,,,_~a+I ,._,. "** ,,,,,,_, .... ---------""""---Mae~ 0•46* o,__~ .. o .... w 0 1"4 o--...... Q,,,. .. a...... a,_.,..... a...,c-. 0 4,,9' 0~'11 1a Oi..li.- Ollf/lllll 8-'*.._ o-. .... Olllt~ O.QIW 0~--0...._,_., D C-.. o a...._...... 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