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SHOUlD BE A UVB.Y ONE
The Corona del Mar Olam-
ber ot Commerce's monthly
luncheon Tuesday is sure to
get everyone talking. The fea-
tured topic of discussion is •Pro
and Con of the Proposed Sales
Tax Increase.•
And who is scheduled to
duke it out - er, debate -the
issue?
Local attorney/talk show
host Hugh Hewitt and Coaster
Magazine Editor Jim WOOd -
two men never at a loss for
words.
The gathering at the Five
Crowns restaurant begins with
an 11:30 a.m. social hour. Cost
is $14 per person. Call the
chamber at 673-4050.
CELEBRATWG AGE
Seaview Lutheran Plaza will
celebrate "Homes for the
Aging Week · th.is week, and
sent a schedule of activities at
the Coron~ del Mar facility:
An ice cream social today
kicks off the week.
Tuesday, a hot dog and
baked beans lunch is planned,
along with a "Guess How Many
Buttons in the Jar" contest.
Wednesday at 10 a.m.,
Newport Beach Mayor J ohn
Hedges and representatives
from the offices of Congress-
man Chris Cox and Assembly-
woman Marilyn Brewer will
talk to the Seaview residents
and answer questions.
Thursday iS the ·Ageless
Art Contest," with an artists'
reception at 2 p.m.
And Friday, what residents
get for dinner depends on how
well their floor did in an all-
week scavenger hunt. Each
floor works as a team, and at
Frtday dinner, the winning
Door gels hamburgers. while
the losing teams get beans.
A SHADY HONOR
Dave Alkema, Costa Mesa
park superintendent, has been
bequeathed a Thee Hero
Award by the Cesta Mesa
Rel..eaf group.
Alkema was recognized for
the ·genuine care he has
shown for the city's trees, his
willingness to put in extra
effort to plant and protect
them. and his good humor
while doing so." according to a
press release.
V1RTUAl MASSAGE?
OK. you've probabJy heard
by now that there's a new vir-
tual reality-type shop that
opened up in 1iiangle Square.
Well. now comes word that
Panasonic is mtroducing ·in-
teractive virtual relaxation· -
again, nght here in Costa
Mesa I
1llis new Panasonic Virtual
Relaxation System interfaces 3-
D video and Panasonic's Shiat-
su massage lounger "stress
management technology· with
the tired person's •involuntary
physicd.I response mecha-
nisms,· according to a release.
The resl.Vt? An interactive,
three-dimensional (meaning
visual,· aural and physical)
experience that promises to
refresh and relax both mind
and body.
So where can you experi-
ence this ultimate in relax-
ation? 'The system comes to the
Brookstone store in South
Coast Plaza on May 19.
.. SILV40R
"GltA£I lMOO ,.-,
Tough television choices ...
County Supervisor Jim Sil-
va, who represents Costa Mesa
and Huntington Beach, has a
new monthly cable television
show, •The SUva Update,~ that
will air monthly in cities in his
2nd Distrlct.
The show will focus on
county issues, and hopefully,
by year's end. wtll allow view -
ers to call in to Mk the supervi-
sor and guests questions,
according'to a press release
from Silva's office.
The ftrst show, taped tn
April at Paragon Cable 1n Gar·
den Grove, featured John
Wayne Airport Dtrec:tor Jan
Mittermeier u Silva's guest.
andtbe~Ol~was the~ Nle fj the airpol1. Mae VieWtn (ml mtdl
"The Silva Updale• on Copley
Colony CabWYtlbl OMamll 3
on WednMde}'l It 9 p.m.
-COllllpOed a,f 1rt1 Yoltol
Gabriela Reed spends her Mother s--Day with Tahi, 2, enjoying the Newport Jazz Festival at the Hyatt Newporter.
ALL. THAT JAZZ
More than 5,000 music lovers gather for Newport Beach Festival
By Matt Coker , Staff Writer
Perfection. Blue skies.
Cool breeze. Puffy
clouds. Icy libation. The
shim.mering bay.
Believe it or not. Mother's
Day weekend got even better
than this for the e timated
5,000 people who came
together on the grounds of the
Hyatt Newporter this past
weekend for the Newport
Beach Jazz Festival.
Amid the aforementioned
setting, the mellow, racially
diverse ,crowd was treated to
trumpeter Wallace Roney
picking up where the late -
and greatest -Miles Davis
left off; keyboardist extraordi-
naire Jeff Lorber and his band
funkin' up the joint; and
hometown hero Eric Marlen-
tbal blowing some of the
meanest saxophone on the
planet.
With apologies to Big Band
aficionados -Hello! Can you
say Rendezvous Ballroom? -
the event managed to touch
on several shades of jazz.
Besides Roney's quintet,
Saturday featured: ever-popu-
lar tusioruneisters The Yellow-
jackets; the multi-talented
Everette Harpi the salsa-fla-
vored Susie Hansen Latin Jazz
Band and Poncho Sanchez
Latin Jazz Ensemble; certified
jazz alJ-star AJphonse Mouzon
and his All-Star Band (includ-
"'
Chick Corea was among those performing at the festival. . .
ing area players Brandon
Fields on sax and Grant Geiss-
man on guitar); and the future
of jazz, the award-wmrung,
21-piece Fullerton College
Jazz Band.
Sunday's audience seemed
to double in number from the
previous day, as sons, daugh·
ters and husbands presented
their mothers and/or wives a
musicaJ Mother's Day card.
Besides Lorber and Manen-
thal, Sunday's bill included:
moody trumpeter Rick Braun;
bop-tit-you-drop B Sharp Jazz
Quartet; more musicians giv-
ing it the old college try, the
Long Beat:h State Jazz Ensem -
ble; an imp ressive, introspec-
tive piano solo set from the
legendary Chick Corea; and,
to cap the festivities. the
mucho-melodic. much-in-
demand Rippingtons.
Grumblings were hedrd m
the crowd about the main-
stage set up or. more accurate-
ly, set down. The height of the
stage allowed onJy tho e sit-
ting in the very front row or
far back on the hill to see
more than the tops of players'
heads.
But no one seemed to mrnd
having to get up and waJk
between the festival's two
stages (the vtew was better
and the setting more mumatc
at the stage plopped atop d
• SE E JAZZ PAGE 4
She's the r----------------,
wind beneath
students' wings
• Teacher Judy Taylor is
rewarded for her commit-
ment to her students with ·
a fellowship to prestigious
education center.
By Mary Ann Harmon, Staff Writer
CORONA DEL MAR -Judy
Taylor's trademark expres ioo is
. "WONDERFUL.• said ln an
en ergetic, spirtted tone -a true
sign of ber approval.
Tuesday night, Taylor's stu-
dents -both current and f onner
-returned the compliments,
support and confidence the
teocher has offered them through
the yean.
18ylor, a lJnCob\ Eltilllentuy
School mth-grade tMcbilr, WU
honored by Newport-Mese Uni·
fled School Dlstrlct tNlb!tel that
night for recently belng nalnecl
an ~teacher by the.
Johns H,Opk'inl Uruvenity'• Cen-•
PHOTOS IV MMC MAATl4 I OAllY N.OT
lJDmlD EIMlentuy School t~r Judy 'hylor .._ won • fellow ..
-tioill Jolul Hopkins Untvenlty Center IOr l'Wnted Youth.
ter foir nalented Youth. After
~a certiftcate frOm the
tchOol boGd. 18ylor's students
m.ct ID wtth Oow rs, balloons
andcaidl.
Then. when her Sixth.graders
Ang •Wind Beneath My Wings,•
eJniolt every eye at the meeting
became a bit~· Not one st\1-
dent left the board room without
a hug 411d a few sped41 words
from Taylor
·111e award, the tribu te, it wu
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COUNCIL
City may help teens
looking for jobs
Residents
concerned
over halfway
ho~eplan
• But after meeting with
operator of recovery facili-
ty, some say their fears
have been eased. ·
By Evan Henerson, Staff Writer
BALBOA PENINSULA -The
news that a recovery center-
halfway house will take over an
apartment complex on the Penin-
sula continues to stir up concern
among residents, severaJ of
whom believe the facility is not
ideally suited to the neighbor-
hood.
However. after contacb.ng rep-
resentatives of Turning Point of
Newport Beach, which will oper-
ate the facility. residents said they
had a better idea of what to
expect and that some of their
fears were alJayed.
·we still have a lot of unan-
swered questions,· sa1d Elliott
Bonn, who lives WJlhin a block of
the Balboa Palms apartment com-
plex at 1510 Balboa Blvd.
"But it sounds like they're will-
ing to work with people in the
neighborhood. They can't 1ust
d rop thls into a neighborhood
and expect people not to be con-
cerned.~
Peninsula residents learned of
the fdcility's arrivd.I last week.
after Turning Point adrrurustrd-
tors, who had recently leased the
building. served a notice evtctmg
the current Balboa Palms tenants
Tenant!. called representallves of
nearby churches, schools dnd
homeowners assooaboos and the
news spread quickly
Bonn Sdld he hdd spoken to
Turrung Point Executive Director
Sandy Cope. who indicated d
WJ.llingness to meet with area re<>-
1dents and representabve!> of
ned.rby schools and churche!> to
expJam the fao.llty's functlon
•1 felt a lot better after talking
to her.• Bonn said.
Cope would not comment for
this article. However. ear!Jer lc\st
week. she pid say that the facility
would be similar to a halfway
house that Turning Point operates
at 1810 W. Oceanfront At that
fao.llty -the sub1ect of a Da.tly
Ptlot art.Ide Ill March 1994 -re -
1dents are under stnct supervt-
s1on Wlth severd.l staff members
llvtng on site
Tu.rrung Pomt does not run an
d.ltemabve sentenong program
Chenl!. pay substanbaJ amounts
of money to l.Jve qwet. substdtice-
free bves at the ·residential treat-
ment center halfway house,"
which is licensed to operate as
long as neighbors don't complain
about acbvity
Although the two sites are
close to each other. many cla.un
the character of the West Balboa
neighborhood ts very different
• SEE PLAN PAGE 4
A Mother's
Day gem
Harbor Day School stu-
dent wins writing contest
and a diamond for mom
By Marc S. Posner, Staff Wnter
CORONA DEL MAR -It' not
every sixth-grader that can give
their mom a diamond ring on
Mother's Day.
But Scott Kircher. a 12-year-
old Harbor Day School student,
used the power of the pen to land
a $400 quarter-carat gem for his
mother Valerie.
Scott's poem ·why Mom
Deserves a Diamond" won the
thlld-ennual contest ot the same
name that's run by president
MkbM1 Watson. pqsi_dent ot a
Coeta Mwe JeWeirY atore. .
• J WU Speechless Wtiill) they
called from the Gallery ol Dia·
IDGnds. • VUerie KitdMs laid.
•SEE GEM PAGE 4
.MONDAY. MAY 15. 1"5
na~cy
mcintyre
Next to ATM machines,
gr~dparents ar e the
best source for cash .
ere are ATM machines at
very bank, but the most
eliable sources for quick
cash are the AGM or Automatic
Grandparents Machines.
They're conveniently located
close to home and the pin num-
ber is simple to remember. Just
punch in "Love you" and it acti-
vates all the cash you need.
The most practical virtues of
an AGM dispenser, it never runs
short of money, or keeps records
of loans or bdldnces. There is
only one stipulation. You must
be a grandkid who knows how
to push the nght buttons.
Sbace ltl ..... ta •
Newport a.di la.
Juury, MUPON ol
Oruage Coaty bu
lelded l8wnl mDs
ollatenltlaVPOI
and related experi-
ences. Jan Harza.
director ol tnvesUga-
Uom, says tbat nine
out of 10 UFO sight-
ings can be.
explalned, bot there
are sUU many cues
that are unresolved.
The chart next to blm
chalU sightings In
Orange County prior
to January 1995.
Grandparents contribute sig-
nificantly to the nation's gross • national profit in supporting a
multitu(le of businesses.
How would Kodak survive
without us old deilries who msist
on munortdlizmg Gur loved ones
on miles of film?
Group takes sCientific approach to ·UFOs
Orange County chapter of international UFO sighting ·n etwork m eets in N ewport Beach
At parties, competition is
fierce over who has the most
beautiful and bnlliant !odd.Jes.
Some zectlots pack picture
nlbums as ttuck as the New York
Telephone Directory.
Grandpdfents also support
theme parks, orthodontists, col-
lege tuitions, skateboards,
baseball hoops, and sporu.
stores. They're equally available
for all emergencies such as traf-
fic tickets and overdue haircuts.
Our generauon can best be
described as graduate parents
who have a master's degree in
listening instead of lecturing.
The second time around one
finally accepts that the luds have
htUe interest m becoming brain
surgeons or rocket scientists. A
lifeguard is more like ll.
H owever, junior will prob-
ably end up an acs:oun-
tant by the time he can
add up the e xpenses of a family.
By Evan Henerson, Staff Writer
N ine out of 10 UFO sightings
prove to be explainable, says
Jan Hanan, director of inves-
tigations and a board member
of the Orange County Mutual UFO Net-
work JMUFON).
It's· a statistic that Hanan recounts
early and returns to periodically during
the courss of an interview.
Orange County MUFON, the five-
month-old branch of a 5,000-member
international organization, provides a
forum through which people can recount
their experiences with the unexplainable
and be taken seriously, administrators
claim. I
· "I'd say our goals are to recognize
that the phenomenon is real and to use
the technology of our research for peace-
ful pui:poses," said Hanan, a sales man-
ager at IBM. "When people come for-
ward and report incidents to the police
or lo newspapers, they're told that this
sort of thing is not in their jurisdiction.
They get pushed from site to site to site."
• The board members, who assemble at
OC MUFON's Via Lido office in Newport
Beach, are a diverse group. In adclition
to Hanan, there is Dena South, a recent
retiree from McDonnell Douglas wh9
publishes the MUFON newsletter and
works on the organization's database
project.
Dr. Bob Wood, the organization's
director of research, is another McDon-
nell Douglas employee who first began
UFO research at his company's direction
27 years ago. Publicist Debbie Stock is a
photojournalist who, like the other mem-
bers, shares an interest in the phenome-
non.
The state sections director is Dr. Deb-
orah Truncale, a licensed psychologist
and ordained minister who founded and
directs the Human Horizons Institute.
Like the people who call in to the
MUFON hotline, Trunca.le, South and
Hanan each say they have had encoun-
ters with UFO's -some more than onoe.
Stock and Wood have never experi-
enced a sighting, but are committed to
the research and to the idea of providing
an open forum for discussion.
Some of th~ sightings that are called
into the hotline are easily explained.
Others go into a database or are
assigrted a field investigator. Since open-
ing the hotline five months ago, MUFON
officials say that the number of calls
have been slim, a fact board members
say is not surprising since the group has
not been actively soliciting calls.
Ten percent of sightings are never
reported, Harzan says.
Which is not to say that Orange
County is UFO-free. Board members dis-
play a map of sightings in Orange Coun-
ty complete with colored push-pins rep-
resenting the area of the sighting and
the type of encounter.
The map is for historical interest more
than anything else. Each sighting
occurred prior to 1987, well before OC
MUFON was even in existence. Avail-
able evidence for these incidents has
long since dried up, making it impossible
for investigators to make any progress,
according to Hanan.
MI guess the hotbed of UFO activity
now is Mexico,~ Harzan said, "But it's a
worldwide phenomenon.~
N S C ENE
The group holds monthly meetings
and regular forums with featured guest
speakers. Members or.interested resi-
dents can report !>ightings or obtain
information about upcoming events by
calling 520-4UFO.
Since the media has historically taken
a tabloid-style approach to UFO
covera·ge, MUFON board members
say they understand skepticism from
people who learn about the group. They
point out, however, that MUFON takes a
scientific and research-oriented a pproach
to the study of UFOs. With a membership
of more than 5,000, MUFON is one of the
world's largest and most reputable UFO-
charting organizations.
And whatever else they accomplish,
MUFON members say they hope to get
.government officials to make public
"confidential" reports on flight crafts and
weapons development -lflfonnation
that might ultimately explain· several
sightings.
"That's the tone we need lo take -
explcUning the unexplainable,• said
Truncale. ·we can't stop trying to put
the puzzle together."
Critics accuse grandparents of
buying love. True, but after
awhile we gE>t it for tree If we
can dispense wisdom and
encourage ment in easily dtgest-
c>d amounts -with a la rge top-
ping of humor.
These days many grandpar-
ents are playing a new role dS
tulltime parents when their own
kids can no longer cope, due to
traumatic problems.
EMS teams just a 911 'call away
The everyday skimushes of
running a house Wlth a gaggle of
teen-agers IS a little like being
called to active duty in the tank
corp. You get a lot of flak that
penetrdtes your armor, but you
sblJ keep rollmg
Editor's note: The week
beginning May 14 is National
EMS (Emergency M edical Ser-
vices) Week, designated to hon-
or paramedics and other emer-
gency response personnel. The
Daily Pilot wJJJ publish each
day, through Thursday, informa-
tional arUcles written by the
Newport Beach Ftre Depart-
ment's EMS personnel.
told her not to climb that tree -
she's almost fallen twice
already."
Responding to an anxious
911 call placed by the little girl's
neighbor, the fire departfnent
responds with a paramedic
assessment engine and a fire
department paramedic unit. The
firstparamedicisonscenein
about three minutes from the
time the unit is called by fire
dispatch.
Being a born-agam parent
keeps one young at heprt. dnd
old of limb, but look at it this
way: Isn't al more satisfying to be
truly needed than loungmg
peacefully on the sun deck of a
cruise ship?
e crying woman looked
p al the sound of the
eassuring siren rounding
the comer down the street. As
the paramedic ass.essment
engine pulled to the curb beside
the little girl lying face down on
the sidewalk, the woman stood
and said to the fire captain, "I
The paramedic lies flat on
the ground near the little girl·~
head, and talking softly, begins
to ask what happened, what
hurts and to reassure her that
she will be OK.. As the EMTs
begin to stabilize the neck and
spine and take vital signs, the
WeU, almost
Nancy Mcintyre's column
appears on Mondays.
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parameclic unit arrives.
The first paramedic relates
the situation to the arriving
medics so they can make hospi-
tal contact and continue care on
the way to the hospital. The
parameclic assessment unit will
go quickly back into service
while the two medics with the
paramedic unit will escort the
patient to the hospital.
dispatcher, then to the closest
fire station, where the units are
given the necessary information
to respond.
Ti e first responding fire
company will usually arrive
at the scene of the tire or
medical emergency within three
to four minutes and the para-
medic unit within six to eight
minutes. There will be five fire
department members and two
private ambulance personnel to
care for the medical patient.
possible concussion -but the
treatment always begins with a
response geared toward the
worst possible situation. A cotn-
ptete fire department paramedic
assessment is begun by the first
arriving medic in the field.
Before she is moved, she is
examined and stabilized to pre-
vent any further injury, and a
treatment plan established.
Firefighters trained as EMTs
(emergency medical techni-
cians) and paramedics respond
to similar incidents several
times a day, called by neigh-
bors, loved ones or the police
department.
No matter what the emer-
gency, there will be enough
trained personnel on scene lo
handle patient treatment and
Fire department personnel
are continually trained to pro-
vide the best possible re$ponse
team of EMTs and paramedics.
They are available 24 hours a
day, every day, just a 911 call
away.
Once the 911 call is made, it
sets an incredible network into
action. The call goes to the fire
transport. . -By Doyle King,
firefighter-paramedic at the
Corona del Mar station
waves, four-foot westrt, swell. Fore-
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cloudy with a chance
of rain.
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TUESDAY
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MEALS THtS WEEK tion for Orange Coast College's summer classes
~Turkey pat-begins today for continuing students.
ty on a bun or Jumbo New and returning students can register by tele-c.orn do9. seasoned veg-phone starting May 22. etables, cinnamon
•~.choke of New students must first file an application in
mlk. OCC's AdrnissJons and Records Office. Office hours -....,: 1W1n t1COS are 8 &.m . to 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday and with hrttuce, chefle
Ind tomatoes, Mlsoned from 6 a .m. 5 p.m. Friday.
com. lalta. choke of OCC will also otter three swruner sessions this milk. ' Wiii• ::ft1french year. Six· and eight-week sessions will begin June
12. A second six-week term begins June 26. to.st sticks th syrup, SI~ petties, tltor The college's summer classes are open to pei>ple tots/mixed~ fruit, red, 18 years and older and to high school juniors and white 1nd ue cake,
choke of mllk. seniors. About 400 courses are ottered and students 1h.a .......... are encouraged to register early. thicken, ~ "* wtth Summer fees are $13 per unit. Students who have ket~ muffin bre.ct
chllled PffC'h <I.IP. a bdchelor's d~ree or higher are ~ to pay $50
thole» of mllk . per unit. ~ All·AmerlcMt Class schedules hav been malled to all residents boll IUnCh: ~ger of the Cout Community College Dtatrtct. on1bun.k~ mUftatd. tlk.ct .... Por summer registration information, call CMT'Ot ltidll. freh ~ ~ofmlflc . 432-5172.
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MONDAY, MAY 15. 1995
TryW,g tO digest a meal of alphabet news
• D JGES11NG 111E NEWS,
LE1TER BY LB1TEJt -
Our hostess didn't serve
alphabet soup the other night,
but tb$ dinner-table conversation
went something like this:
"How do you feel about the
pro}>Osed sales tax increase,
which will be on the June 27 b -
lot as measure R?"
"Personally, I like Marian
Bergeson 's Plan B."
"Naw,.she just came up with
that because ideas are needed
ASAP, not to mention PDQ. It'll
never fly."
"Well, then, we'U have to fall
back on Plan P."
"Plan P? Never heard of it.
What's that?"
"The P stands for Prayer ...
"I'd vote for that, if it's
endorsed by the FDIC."
"Meanwhile, let's be glad OUT
county got some relief this week,
when the State Legislature
approved SB 17XX."
"I must've missed that one.
jerry
kobrin
-What's it about?"
"SB 11XX allows us to import
trash from counties looking (or
landfill space.,Tbeir tras}\ will be
OUT cash." •
"But will that get an OK from
the EPA?"
"It's either that, or a return to
FDR's WPA."
"Speaking of FDR, I see that
George Bush has resigned his
membership in the NRA."
"Shoot, that's a shocker. Next.
I predicts O.J. will with.draw his
support of the DNA"
Wow, this feast provided some
tasty column items. Except r
don't know whether to run them
in Column A or Column B.
•
AND NOW, 'DIE GOOD
NEWS -O.J. Simpson's legion of
lawyers remain optimistic,
despite th.e apparently damning
DNA evidence introduced the
other day.
So, according to in.suranceman
Chuck Torres this is w hat they
told their client after analyzing
the blood samples: ·
"Congratulations, O.J .. you've
got good cholesterol."
•
ANOTIIER OPINION -There
was a birthday party on Harbor
Island the other night for
Olympics diving immortal Pat
McCormick, and guests included
anoth.er of the sport's legends,
the irrepressible Dr. Sammy Lee.
Table talk, naturcilly. 'got
around to the Simpson trial, and
the sharp-witted Lee expressed
his opinion of the legal profes-
sion generally, and O.J:s l awyers
in particular. And this was Sam-
my's whammy:
"Lawyers are living proof that
you can throw away the fetus
and live on the after-birth."
•
SPEAKING OF MATTERS
GENETIC -The two Olympics
champions also talked of Greg
L-0ugan1.s, hatled by Lee as ·the
best diver in the sport's history."
·Greg had the strength of a
man and the grace of a woman,·
said Lee, who had played d key
roJe in Lougarus' development.
"Dang," said another male
guest, who's long b en known
for going off the deep end. "W1th
me, it's always been the other
way around."
•
. ALL TilE NEWS lllAT FITS
WE PRINT -As the TV
anchors put it so breathlessly, thts
is the "fast· breaking news" ...
• The off-the-wall cooldng
show •Al Home on the Range" is
on its way to the Big Time. The
ink is hardly dry on a 31-page
contract, but principals John
Crean and Bar bara Venezia 1ust
_signed a Cive-year p&ct with Fox
Television, with all kinds of esca-
lating clauses. unus could make
me a rich man~· says megd·phil-
a.oth.ropist Crean, who need~ the
money like a moose need'> a
hatrack.
• Unsinkable Barbara Aune
who CdD make jok es about her
bone-marrow transpldnts, hd'>
checked out of Hoag Hospital
and will continue convaJec,nng ·dl
City may assiSt grOup helping teens find jobs
I •
By Marc S. Posner, Staff Writer
COSTA MESA -It looks like
city officials will help buy a
building for a non-profit group
that assists local teens hunting
for jobs.
Council members will consid-
er the $210,000 pitch made by
the Youth Employment Service to
buy the National Charities
League building located at 114
E. 1 th Street.
ut approval could speU a
delay in the construction of the
Downtown Community Center
until next year or 1997, according
to a funding report completed by
•ctty employees. The project
could lose up to $110,000.
TWo low-income housing pro-
grams also will lose a slice of the
Community Development Block
Grants they were allocated last
month, if council members
approve one of three options
included in the funding plan. Up
to $140,000 could be yanked
from the budgets of the pro-
grams, which give grants and
loans to improve decaying
homes.
Officials from the Youth
Employment Service of the Har-
bor Area estimate they help
some 750 low-income youth from
Costa Mesa with their job
searches, including referrals and
skills training, according to the
city report.
A little more than half the
teens served by YES, as the group
is known, are from Costa Mesa.
Still unclear is whether the city
will loan the money to YES offi-
cials or if they will buy the build-
ing and lease it back to the group.
That decision will be made sepa-
rate from the budget vote.
In other action, the City Coun-
cil also is expected to hear testi-
mony on an ordinance that
would allow owners of oJder
apartments to make improve-
ments even though they would-
n't comply with new city rules.
The complexes were built pri-
or to city officials passing a new
general plan for the city in 1990
and re-zoning that required.
smaller buildings on larger plots.
U the newest city ordinance is
passed, owners who restore their
property will create buildings that
are M less non conforming than ·
before," a city analysis stated.
The ordinance was approved
last month by the city's Planning
CoIT\ffi,ission.
Also, council members will
look at a plan to buy new radios
for police and fire departments
countywide. All emergency ser-
vice radios are monitored by a
single county department so dif-
ferent police agencies can com-
municate.
But police officials complain
that the current radio system is
antiquated. For example, ofhcers
can't use their radios to talk to
firefighters, even lf they're work-
ing on the sdJlle Cdll
Costa M esa will pay $2 3 m1J-
lion for the new radio eqwpment
if the plan is approved
Currently. the 23-year-old
countywide radios have 18 chcm-
nels, compared to 61 m the pro-
posed system. Costa Mesa police
have one pnmary channel and
limited access to six tc1ctical and
emergency frequencies.
Torught. council members wiJJ
consider forming d "Joint powers
authority" -a mini.government .
designed for a single purpose -
with the county dnd its other
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died Wednesday at the age of 81 .
M rs. Gumbmger was a
retired supervisor anq an elemen-
tary school pnncipal with the Los
Angeles Unified School District.
After her husband Frank died in
1980, Mrs. Gumbinger became
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ian Church activibes and chari-
ties, devoting her time to the ABC
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and a covenant group. Mrs.
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con and two tenns as president of
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Born in Los Angeles on
March 29, 1914, Mrs. Gumbinger
graduated with honors from Los
Angeles High School. She attend-
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chapter of Garruna Phi Beta and
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ma, a professional women's society.
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read about her onetime idol,
Frasier the Sensuous Lion, and
realized that she has a lot of lusty
Uvipg to do. '
~ Look for Mr. Blackwell, the
fashion assassin. to make three
appearances in Pilotlft!1d while
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here's a tome-touting teaser: Sev-
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•Morton's of Chlcago. the
swank steakhouse launched
barely six weeks ag<;> in South
Coast Plaza Village. ha.s l ost its
prune chef "Personal reasons•
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from that of McFadden Square.
The close proximity of the
Church By The Sea, its day care
center and Newport Beach Ele-
mentary School makes some
questidn whether a treatment
center will be an appropriate
neighbor.
Claiming that the site was •no
place for a half way house," offi-
cers of the American Legion Post
on 15th Street voted Wednesday
Hnot to allow the halfway house
in the neighborhood."
A position letter, slgned by
corporate board member Donald
Donaldson, has been sent to
Newport Beach Mayor John
Hedges.
Legally, there is little detrac-
tors can do to prevent the facility
from operating. Under the state
Community Care Facilities Act,
residential units cart be used ~s
treatme nt facilities.
The city has no junsdicLion
over the si tes and facility opera-
tors are not required to inform the
city that they ctre even operating.
According to city Planning
Director Jim Hewicker, the only
reason 1\aming Point's arrival i~
getting any attention is because
the organization was forced to
evict nine tenants. Several treat-
ment facilities operate an New-
port Beach, but the city rarely if
ever hean. of any cfuturbance,
HeWlcker said.
·1 can't recall any complaints,''
He wicker said.
The central gripe of re'>idents
appears to be that they were nei-
ther alerted of nor prepared for
the facility's arnval. Evicted ten-
ants at the Balboa Palm~ were
similarly chagrined that they
were given 30 days to vacate -
despite the fact that they are clll
renting on month-lo-month
arrangements.
"1 guess I'm a llttle disappoint-
Pd that the y didn't talk lo peoplE>
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work,• said Taylor, who was sur-
prised and moved to tears when
she saw the children at the board
meeting.
"I just love my kids. One of
my students said to me a few
years ago, 'I never thought a
teacher could be a friend.• That
made me think, and now it's with
me every day. I think if kids
know that you really care about
them, they do better.•
Taylor was nominated for the
prestigious SOB Foundation
Teacher Recognition Program
(SOB are the initials of the
anonymous donor) by former stu-
dent Evan Moses, now a sev-
enth-grader at Corona del Mar
High School. Taylor sai,d thanks
to the nomination, Evan gave her
a ·moment I will never forget.
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She admired her son's convic-
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disappointed if the poem -
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"He's always been d good
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was just such a beautiful poem
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"I was compelled lo that
one," said Watson, who started
the contest in 1993, at roughly
the same time he began looking
for· his. biological mother. He lat-
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tha't she had died in 1981.
In addition to the diamond,
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Newport girls advance seven
to CIF track finals.
QUOTE OF THE DAY
"Ow guys~ my e.rpect,ations. ..
·BRIAN KRUETZKAMP
•
Comfort's .three CIF medals leaving him longing for more ·
• Costa Mesa junior swimmer is
heir apparent in his featured
events next season, after strong
showing at Southern Section
Division II championships.
as well as a relay medal, at the CIF Divi-
sion n championship meet at Belmont
Plaza.r
Coinf ort, sixth in the CIF Division ID
100-yard backstroke as a sophomore, fin-
ished fourth Saturday in the same event,
though his time of 54.53 seconclS was 22
hundredths off the personal best he post·
ed at Thursday's preliminaries.
with the grind of competing in four
events in the finals.
"He's as mentally tough as any swim-
mer I've been around, H Kreutzkamp said.
Comfort's men~l toughness also
helped him wash away an adrenaline·
induced error in the 200 free relay, which
earned the Mustangs a disqualification,
when he began his anchor leg too soon.
work of relay teammates Ryan Dandy,
Robert Grayeli and Dominik Szuksztul,
all of whom, Kr~ulzkamp noted, will also
be seniors next fall. The same trio pre-
ceded Comfort in the 200 relay, as well.
"This was a big step up for us, mqving
up {rom Division llI to Division 11, and our
guys exceeded my expectations tonight,·
Kreutzkamp said.
was 14th in the 50 free (26.15).· She also
anchored the 200 and 400 free relays, in
which the Mustangs finished seventh '
(1:45.78) and 11th (3:50.58), respectively.
Joining Christiansen on both relays
were Katie Grogan, Colleen Lund and
Allison AJastuey.
By Barry Faulkner, Staff.Writer
LONG BEACH • Sunday was day No.
1 for Costa Mesa High junior swimmer
James Comfort. The first day, that is, of a
much-anticipated countdown until next
spring's CIF Southern Section Division a
champfonsQips.
Comfort also earned a sixth-place
medal in the 100 freestyle with a person-
al-best 48.05 clocking, and made up a
body-length deficit in the anchor leg of
the 400 freestyle relay to help his team
finish fifth in a school-record time of
3:18.08.
The miscue negated what appeared to
be a fifth-place finish for Mesa, as well as
another school record.
Comfort, whose 28 points placed 15th
among mdlviduals, helped the Mustangs
fimsh 15th among 46 schools m' the te am
sldndlngs.
Estancia JUmor Chad Bollenbach fin.
ished 12th m the boys 100 Cree (49.38),
wtuch marked an improvement of four
pldces and four hundredths from his ,
qudll!ying standard
Comfort, and his coach, Brian
Kreutzkamp, expressed bold expecta-
tions 'Saturday after the third-year
standout captured two individual medals,
"And all the guys who beat him in his
individual events are graduating,· said a
beaming Kreutzkamp, who credited
Comfort's tenacity for helping him deal
"It was my fault: I was just too anx-
ious," said Comfort, who noted revenge
was on his mind when he entered the
pool in sixth place in the 400 relay.
"That was a little bit of redemption,·
Comfort explained of his furious come·
back. "I knew I had to catch someone."
Comfort's strong finish backed up the
The Costa Mesa girls also firushed
15th as a team. led by the four-event con·
lnbullon of seruor freestyler. ElisabE>th
Christiansen ·
Chrisllansen finished 13th m the 100
free (56.82, which shaved more 'thdn d
hdlf-second off her quallfying time) dnd
Newport Beach resident Kelly Stew-
drl, re present.Ing Ccilvary Chapel High,
hrushed fi.flh IO the DIVISIOn lTI 100 but·
terlly, contested earlier Saturday at Bel·
monl Stewdrt's l.lme of 1 :01.40 was 16
hundredths better thdn her time in the
preluns .
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DeZahd
• IS on a
• • IDISSlOil
By Richard Dunn, Staff Wrrter
RIVERSIDE · Newport
Harbor High distance
standout Shahram DeZa·
hd, upset about being
upset, had something to'
prove Saturday in the ClF
Southe rn Section Division n track and field prelimi·
naries.
DeZahd, d senior, was
the only drea boy to qualify
for the CIF D1v1sion II
finals, finishing third
(4:26.90) in lhe second of
three hedts in the t ,600
meters, quahfymg No. 9
(and last) ror the division's
big party in six days al Cer·
ritos College.
He was coming off a
race tn wtuch he would
never forget.
ln the Sea View Le ague
finals May 4, DeZahd was
upset by Corona del Mdr
sophomore Tyler Beardslee
(4:25.3) m the 1,600, the
league champion.
"I was shocked, because
I expected Shahram DeZd·
hd to win," Beardslee said
after the rdce. "He was
heavily favored, totally."
DeZahd finished second
in 4:26.84, after Beardslee
passed him with an exlra-
ordindry luck ui the finaJ
100 meters.
"(DeZahd) was upset
about being upset,· New·
port Harbor dlstdnce coach
Biro Barry said
"I talked to him last
Monday on how to learn
Crom it and put thdl race
behind yo~ Tyler rdn a
smart. strate91c rdce and
used his speed. But
Shahra'm parlayed that
(loss) into two fantastic
workouts during the week,
and hopefully it will roll
over to lhe finaJs.
•His best race is yet to
come ... I know so. He had
a great week of practice
last week. When he went
back to hls workouts, he
showed more recharge and
enthusiasm, and it showed
in (Saturday's) ruce."
Beardslee did not quali·
ty for the ClF finals in the
1,600.
Other area athletes who
competed in the Division II
prelirrul, but didn't qualify,
included Newport Harbor's
James Moureaux in the
discus (three fouls) and
CdM's Ryan Rekers in the
800 (2:05.51).
Cd.M's John Myung In
the 300 intermediate hur·
d.les, Brian Hogan in the
long jump (19-33/4) and
Brian Slingsby in th~ 3,200
(9:59) also competed.
SC H ·O 0 L TRACK
LEAH HOGSTEN I DAILY PILOT
Newport's Mandy Clayton quallftes for the triple jump finals.
Clark returning to ~IF finals
RIVERSIDE · Though it figured
Corona del Mar Higlfs Thacy Oark
would qualify in the 3,200 meters,
nothing is to be taken for granted.
"You still have to be careful, and
respect the other runners. as my
coach (Bill Swnner) would say,•
Clark said
Clark was indeed careful Salur·
day in the CIF Southern Section
Division II girls track and field pre-
liminaries at UC Riverside, but
afterward it was more Clark's com-
petitors gaining respect for t)er, than
Oark respecting them.
Leaving most a the field in the
dust ~·t exactly respect. -
"l just want to see bow far I Cdfl
gel and how well 1 can do," Clark
said. "lt's like a free ride from here.
The only pressure there is, is the
pressure I put on myself."
Oark qualified No. 6 ror the CIF
Division II finals on Saturday at Cer-
ritos College, postmg an l 1:26.42 m
the first of two heats, finishing sec-
ond behind Temescal Canyon's
l!Ilen Muench.
Clark, headed for UCLA on a
partial scholarship, will make her
second ronsecubve trip lo the CIF
finals. nus time, however, the senior
hopes to make it a better jol,lJl1CY.
·1 cbd pretty bad last year ... said
Clark. who has the fastest time in
Orange County this Sedson
(t 1:01.8). "I don't know. They were
on a dilf erent level than me last year
(in the finals). My first three laps
were right on. I couldn't go any
fa&er. Then they just took off and l
died."
Le-Andel advance. to Nationals
COSTA MESA • Southern Cal-
ifomla College's Quynh Le and
Wendy Andel, the No. 1 doubles
seed in the NAJA Par West
Region Tennis Tournament, won
the doubles cha.mplonslllp match
against Shea Abby and Kr\stina
Bakardljlev of We tmont Colleg ,
6·2, 6·3, Saturday Rt the Costa
Mesa Tennis Club.
Le and· Andel wUl now
advanc to the NAIA National
Tennis Championship May 22-27
in Tulsa.
Earlier ln the day. Abby, the
No. 2 seed in the single touma·
ment, defeated top-seed Le, 7 ·5,
6·1.
Abby also advance. to the
Nationals, along with We tmont,
which had already wrapped up ·
the team portion of the comped·
Uon on the opening day , la t
Thursday.
. \
AND FIELD
Seven Newport
girls advance to
Division II finals
• Even with personal
substandard marks, Sailor
throwers still mong best in
CIF division.
By Richard Dunn, Staff Wrtter
RIVERSIDE . Orly in med!.->Ure·
ment Wd!.-> at dtsdppomlmg, which
reveals how truly prohftc NPwport
H9fbOr H19h's girl!> weight throw·
ers reaUy dre, considering one of
them linished second in the discus
(Cara Heads}, dnother fourth (Lid
Roussel), cmd yet dnother quahl1ed
sixth m the shot put (Ldurd Wil·
son), m whdt was deemed dn off
day by their coach, Tony CiMelli.
These were the CIF Southern
Section Division U track and field
prehminanes, held Sc\turday on a
wintry-type ddy dl UC Rlvers1de,
where strong ldtl winds tonnented
discus throws and C1drelh's
patience wore thin.
Expectations are high
"You see, at Newport f !arbor,
we don't feel it's a successful sea·
son unless you reach the state
mee t,• said Ciarelli, who has had
students advance to the state meet
four years ip d row.
Ciarelli dnticipated all three of
tus girls to advance to the C IF
Division l1 finals on Saturday a t
Cemtos College m both lhe discus
and shot put. I
Well, all three (Head-,, Roussel
and Wilson) will indeed C'ompete
m the d1V1s1on's big ddnre but not
m both events.
Only Wilson (37-5) qudh.hed m
the shot put. "It's d big lt:>tdown,
because I figured all thrPe would
quahfy easily m lhE' .,hut put," C1d·
relli said. "This 1s not d mPet
where you throw two f<>el less than
your best throw.•
Hedds (36-7) dnd Rou!.->set 136·
53/4) came up -;hort of qudh.fymg
in the shot put, but respondPd m
the discus by finishing No 2
(Heads at 130-0) dnd No. 4 (Rous-
sel at 121·5) in less than ideal·ron·
ditions.
''That's why we push for doing
well (in the CTF preluns), to get an
opportunity lo move on,·· CtarE'llt
said. "The goal is n't wmmng
league or even ClF, but gomg to
the state m eet. As lhe legacy goes
(al Newport Harbor). 1l conllnues
to put more pressure on people
coming up, to contmue the legacy
"All three qualified (for the
finals). so overall that's good, and
all three are capable of qualifying
to the nexl round (to the May 26
Masters Meet), so that's good, too.
I'm dJsappointed because I want·
ed all three to quahfy (m both
events), but I'm happy that alJ
three get to go to the finals.•
Other girl qualif1ers from New·
port Harbor freshman senstltion
Jamie Swarberg in the 1,600
meters (5:17.80), sophomore M.E.
LEAH HOGSTEN OAll.Y PILOT
Newport freshman Jamie
Swarberg uses a final kick to
finish at 5:17.80 in the 1,600.
Clayton m the 100 high hurdlP'>
(1 6 48), seruorTtnd Bowman m lht>
high JUIDP (5-2) dnd !.->Pmor Mdndy
Clayton m the tnple JUffiP (35·
63/4).
Mandy Clayton. the ~chool'~
record-holder ui lhe tnple 1ump
(36-4112). was the No 3 qudbf1<>r
Swarberg flm-.hed '-<'COnd m
the second of threP heats to qudh·
fy No. 9, M.E. Cldyton Wd<; the
third in the first of five het1 t., to
quality No. 9. and Bowmdn ltt>d
seven others for top h1gh-1ump
honors.
The top nine pldCE>!.-> in t1ll
Pvents quaWied for thP 01\'l'iton II
finals.
Among those competing who
did not qualify mcluded Coronel
del Mar's 400 relay tecUn (51 55 I of
Christina Walde n, J pnmfer Gatd·
ner, Margaret Hauk ctnd Nicole
Albano, M .E. Clayton m the long
1ump (16-11/4}, Swclfberg (2:30)
and teammate Colleen Eadie
(2:30) in the 800, and Newpott
Harbor's· 1,600 relay (4:10) of
Autumn Puro, Sarah Hawkins,
Eadie and Swarberg, a tedffi that
finished third.
Wilson also came up short m
the discus ( 104-3) Arroyo
Grande's Nadia Lopez quaW1ed
No. 1 in both th shot put (42-43/4)
and discus (149·0).
t
Poyyak
captures .
crown
I
• Corona del Mar High
senior improves to 46-0
after securing CIF
badminton singles title.
By Barry Faulkner, Staff Woter
CYPRESS · After encounter·
mg lltUe compe tition all season,
Corona d el Mar High senior bad·
nunton standout J erome Poyyak
toyed with beating hunself Sdtur·
day.
But even a brief flirtation with I
sell-suboldge wasn't enough to
deny Poyydk, the No. 1 seed, the
boys smglt>s title al the C IF
Southern Sect.ton mdlvidual bad·
mm ton championships dt
Cypress College.
Poyyak, who tmproved to 46-0,
and will now lead the free la.nee
Sea Kings 1nto the CIF Division l
tedm pldyoffs begmning Tuesday
dS the No. 2 seed. defeated sec-
ond-eeded Ed Soetanto from
Kdtella m the final, l 3-13 (5· 1 m
thE> lle-bredker). 11 ·15, 15-4
The three-game match
marked only the second time alJ
season Poyydk dropped a game.
but .he made the proper adjust·
menl to get back onto his uue
track .
"I slowed 1t down. ff Poyyak
so1d of his increased use of
hnesse sh ots in the Uurd game. "l
wanted to play d longer game,
instead of d quick game. By play·
mg a quicker pace. I was only :-
going to beat myself." !.
After fulling behind, 2-0,
Poyydk unlt-"ashed an arsenal of
forehand, bdckh.rnd and stratght·
forward drop shots, which ke pt
Soetanto ddrtmg defensively
towdrd the net •
Soeldnto either failed to return :
the de£Uy·pldced fiOdters, or was •
dblP to get so !Jttle qn them that :
Po~yak converted 'the returns •
with his devdstating overhead •·•
-.md-.h :
Though only 5-foot-10, 145 .:
pounds. Poyyak had hclID.Itlered a >
'>mailer tnng of opponents with a :
powt>r gume. But. after surviving •
t1 narrow first-game triumph -
wh1Ch went to a set tie-breaker
dlter a deadlock at 13 -then
falling m the second game,
Poyydk opted to beat the smaller
(5-b) opponent with subtlety
ThP tnurnph. wtuch followed a
15·4. 15-12 senu.fmal sweep over
Diamond Bar's Stephan Yap, -:
avenged Poyyak ·s dlsappomting • ..
CIF senufmal loss Last spring :•
·1 chok1;>d m last year's semifi. •:
ndls, but l wanted it more this:-
year,· Sclld Poyyak, who revealed •:
po t-graduate plans to enlist in :~
the Manne Corps. "'.
Poyya.k, m f~. ~elt like one of :"
the few dOd the p roud in the final, ...
as cl vociferous crowd actively : •
backed Soetanto's upset bid. ·~
"With all those people cheer-:·
ing (again t him), it made it a lot ·;
ha1der," said Poyyak, who also ·
noted a b1g disadvantage playing ,.
in the outh side of the net.
"I couldn't e very well on
that ide, • explained Poyyak,
who wa up, 4-0, 7-2, 9-4 and 11· ~
6 m the econd game. before ,.
Soetanto cored the fmal nine ~ ..
points to knot the match.
·tt made 1t more fun.• P<>yyak ~--·-aid of Soetanto' sttong dW·
leng , which was t.n tark con· "
ltast to Poyye.k', two lopsided •
wins Fridey. ••
Consist ncy plagued PoyyU. :
end fellow senior Kerry Smith kn
lhP-mlx doubl semiftnall.
F~C'tng thard-~ed S&ndy '
llrtedJIJO nd Anrue Tran of '
MUk Keppel tfi9h. the tecanil· '
Meded $o4 King duo MW ltl IM•
ton riid With a 15·7. 15-6 -..
· /
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NOTICE TO latlona. An a8frovtd CAl.l~IA, ,;;q oT ~ioft"'o. CITY OF COSTA M~ of'. f LOAENCE A. l\JR~fR SERVICE 'P 0' BOX 825 &.wllt.•1117..S. le l>U'Porttd to bt· 335 lhl f~ ""''.,..'\gTMff
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0cA~3Tf, eoe'.11111Ct 1VCMDIMI Of lW ALABAMA CIRCLE. ~bu=-~ Avt., Otl~~·: ~so;~. ':,1th'; tic• of Small ~ Mlnotlty INTENTION TO a.aw olllolo Clerk of .... City uty City Clerk Ind tlC-Ofllolo ANNIE HJBBERT ~~~f.1t ON bONO IAll COSTA MESA, CA Sl*t B427, Los MOllH. CA
•Depertment of Parks and Bu1tne11, 1808 • '14lfl AND COLL&OT COUMll of the City of Clt<k of the City Council of A PETITION h11 been ALLSPACE • COSTA NOl~~=:v~ 92f::· 191 TNltff 90069
Aecre1tlon Engineering Street. Suitt 100, Sacr• ASS•SSM&NT DURING C..te..... the City of Cotta M .... llled by MARY AVERYT In MESA 1535 NEWPORT abulks#tislb0utl0b8mldl dl9 le~ eii::ult f Hal3t)' and Aslodllls, Inc.,
Section, 1416 9\n StrHt. menlo, Callloml• 9581•, by FISCAL YUR (Thi map._· on ftle In tl\e htreby c1rtlfy that th• the Superior CQUrt of Cell-&Lvo.; COSTA MESA, CA 'The --'s) litd buii · c e 1ny T hor Calif~I; 570 So. Mlllotl St., Room 940 (958141 p 0 5:00 p.m. of bid opening 'IHS.t... , above and foregoing RHO-tornla, County of ORANGE. 92627 ·-·19\ nas eny lncorrt ctn•H o t e Aacentla CA 9'2670 ·
Sox 942896, Sitcra:nento: ~at1. II bldde,~ w1nt1 WITHIN CITY 0, City C~k I offl~, 17 F1lr lutlon No, 95-02 was dUly THE PETITION request1 A214, JOSEPH TeAGLE, ~~Iha ~i~, ~· 1trHt addr1 .. end othlr Tl'iS business is C011111dtd by ~/IJlf;.r~a rJ96Wu:~d~p ~a~n ~~:'::r!ct. ~1::;; COSTA MllA, D~~·bll:h~~~·~wpo r t and r99ularly pessed and ~t:~ ~~~~~Ii:;~ H~Jl3SOEHi~R'bl~~LINDA Oelf1 Lane, Rowtand Haighs, C :~~~:w~e~~~~lonS1~ •ir:':o~ r.ommenced IO
J!#le · 22, 1'995. •at whilh must sign Std. 811 form LANDSCAPING 8each·Goat1 Men Dally adopted by th• llld City 1entatlvt to 1dmlnlster the COLLIN~. HOUSEHOLD 917-48. . 11fe will bt mede, but transact businest under Iha ume end pince they will be (Small Business Prefer1nce ASSE88MENT Piiot May 8, 15, 22, 1995. Council, It 1 regular meet· estate of the d1cedent. ITEMS R.= bu51nass as. W>OAE without covenant or w•r· flditous business iwne or publicly opened and teed and Ceniflca~on Request) 'DISTRICT NO. t . m828 Ing thereol held on the 1st THE PETITION reque1ts A235 JUSTIN BUCCI, ranty, expre11ed or Im· 111111es Usted above 04! Mlrctl 1,
for pertormtng the work as and submit With bid. • THE CITY COUNCIL OF day of May, 1995. , authority to •dmlnlsttr th• HOVSEHOLO ITEMS NI other butiness lllme s) plied. re\lardlng title po1· 1995
follows: Notice of Requlremem for THE CITY OF COSTA PUBLIC NOTICE IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I estate under tl\e lndepen· A249, RENEE. BEARD Ind lddrtlt(ts) useel Jiy aessi:m °' encumbre'nc.es SIGNED' HARSEY MO ASSOcl-
Furnlsl\ all tabor,' mater!-Nondiscrimination Pro-Ml:SA DOES HEREBY Rf. • have h1teunto HI my ll~ dent Admlnlattetlon of Es· HOUSEHOLD IT£MS • selltl(S) Wlltin Iha PISI lllree t the I I r1nci. ATES INC By. Kenoeth IOteiNf, alt, tools and equipment gram: SOLVE AS FOLLOWS: RESOLUTION and lffhced thl Sell of the tatu Act. {Thls authority ~79 TRAOY NEEDHAM, ye., as stai.d ~ the Mller(s). o rey ,"ha n ~IP) u-Pres ., . nfeessary to overlay with Your attention 11 called to WHEREAS on April 17 NO. os-~a will allow lh• pe,..on.al rep· HOVSEHOLD ITEMS n : (M none, so ... ). None P• aum o t ! note s H· ,.,... • · filed 'th
Hphalt concrete and lab· the "Nondiscrimination 1995 this Council •dopted A RESOLUTION O' City of Costa Mesa, this resentaUve to take many A400 VERONICA E The location in C81iloma of cured by said Deed of ms st.atemert w~ n.!..
rlc, the exlsll arklng lot Clause" set forth or r• Resoiuuon No. 95-28, lnltl· THI! CITY COUNCIL :lnd day of May, 1995• actions WllhoU1 court ap-WEST, HOUSE HO LO tlie cNel ~,.,. offiCI o1 1he Trust, with Interest Ille (;Qi~""' O.l'ot ,,.._
surface otth~gLIFORNIA ferred to herein, which Is aUng proceeding• for r• OF THI! CITY OF Mery T • l!lllott, D•P-proval. Before taking car· ITEMS selleris Samus ~ thereon, as provided In CQl.'.KY~ETrt 2~~~ Name H 1 G H w A y p AT Ro L· applicable to all nonexempt newal of City of Costa COSTA Mna uty City Clerk end ••· taln very lmdorunt actions, A41 o ADAM LEITER The narne(s) Ind bJStness aeid note Isl. ad111nces, If • ""'s f. ....!,, flM! WESTMINSTER AREA OF· Sate construction cort-Mesa Landscaping Aues• .., oftlolo Ca.rk of tho City howeve~. the personal rep-HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ' addltiS ol 1he ta.iyerts) iY.lre. 'any, under the tanTis or the Stateme~ e ... ~ l\11 ••
FICE· extend paved surface tracts end subcontract•, ment Dl11r1ct No. 1 Ind Of· CALIFORNIA, Councll ot tho City of resentallv• will bl required A429 KENDRA DEE AL· LEEANN L KAAI. AATLANO C Deed of Tru1t Htlm1ted Ille date it was filed~ Iha CW:
and • .. 11 coat portions 01 and to the "Standard Call· delfng the PfO)ect manager Ot:CLARINO ITS Cotta MoH to give notice to Interested CORN, HOUSEHOLD KAAI, 1215 Baler Stmt. #A. fees, chergea end ex' ~I Ille CQlnty Cler1l ~ ni
the existing lot surlace at fornl• Nondiscrimination to prepare 1 report with r• INTENTION TO (Th m 1 fll 1 h persons unless they have ITEMS Costa Mesa. CA 92626 pensee of the Trustee arid lioos Buslne!S Name me
1he Catllomla Highway Pa· Constructlo~. Contract spectlosalddlstrlctpursu-LEVYAH.DCOLLECT Cl ~i =p 1:!(' ~7n~al• walvednotlceorconaented 8117, DARRELlJCASEY . The assets being SOid ~re of the trusts created by 111JStbeh!edbeloralhaUme.lheof
.l<ol • Santa Ana Area Of· Specifications 111 forth ant to Section 22585 ASSESSMENTS ty er 1 0 ct, r to the proposed action.) MATTHEWS, HOUSEHOLD generally descnbed as· Aowe said Deed or Trust to-wit· filing of ttls staltmelrt~ not ·
flee Orange County Cah· herein. (Refer to General through and Including Se<> DURING FISCAL Drive, Co1ta Men.) The Independent admlnls· ITEMS Shop Ul7 768 26 E 'tm d. ilSelf autllOtlze 1he use 1n INS tornla complele I~ ac· Conditions, OfR 483, See-Uon 22574 of tl\e California YEAR '199S-t9ff Pu bllsh ed New po rt lratlon authority will be 8130 ARNOLD KIM and are located at 1215 Bake A 'd I t et d e~edl. state ol a fielitious Business
cordance with the plans Uon 00700). Streets and Highway• Beach.Costa Mesa Dally granted unle11 Ill lnt~r· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ' Simi. . #A. Costa Mesa CA ccrue n erest an 1 . · Name in ~olatlon ol Ille dghtS or and specifications there-Participation In Minority Code: and WITHIN CITY OF Piiot May 8, 15, 22, 1995. ested person fll11 an ob-B 134, CRAIG NEU· 92626 • . tlonal advences, It eny, will anottier under Federal, State, OI
f0<1 and such addonda and Women. and Olsabl~ WHEREAS. Hid report COSTA MESA, m829 J1<:1tlon to th• peUtlon and REUTHER, HOUSEHOLD Thi wlksale is intended to be Increase this figure prior to common law (See Secdon 1«00
thereto as may be Issued Veteran Business Enter· was prepared and filed LANDSCAPING show good cause why the ITEMS nsummated It tr1e olhce . 01 sale. et seq , Bu$jness Ind ProlesS1ont
priof to bid opening date. prises Program: with the City Council: and ASSESSMENT PUBLIC NOTICE court ahould not grant the 8154, TERRY PHIWPS, RA'S ESCROW SERVICE INC The beneficiary under Code)
Ucense required: A or c. Pursuant to Section 10115 WHEREAS, the Clty Coun-DISTRICT NO. 2 . e1.1thorl1Y. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 22632 Golden Spnngs Dr No. said Deed of Trust hereto· First Filing 12 1 et seq., of the Public Con-cll '!lpproved said report as THE CITY COUNCIL. OF ona1282S30 A HEARING on the pell· 8220, ARNOLD KIM, 160 0t nd B CA I 7 ' . fore executed and dellv· Newpol1 Beach-Costa Mesa
Engineer's Es1lmate: tract Code, the Department flied; THE CITY OF COSTA SUMMONS tlon wHI bt held on JUNE HOUSEHOL(> ITEMS 'lllti~ ...... ::; ~ .65~ ered to the undersigned a CN306f25 May8,t5,22,29.1995
$125..000 of Parka and Recreation NOW THEREFORE BE IT MESA DOES HEREBY RE· (CITACION JUDICIAL) 15, 1995, at 1:'15 P.M. In 8312, RONALD ZAKHAR, ........ e 18 ne written Oeclaretlon o.f De· ---------
NOTE: A job showing will h;~ 1sta~lshe~d &o•\s of RESOLVED THAT THE SOL.VE AS FOLLOWS: NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: ~hept.c1703D~•tedSo·!~ 340 1 HOUSE.HotD ITEMS 1. 1-f: bulk stle is s~bject to fault and Demand tor Sele. PUBLIC NOTICE be held at 12:00 P.M., 1 °' no usness CITY COUNCIL OF THE WHEREAS, On April 17 (Avlso I Acusado) LINDA 8 ty ve ""'• r· 8330, STEVE D. WILCOX, ·r Uril Co ·a1 end 1 written Notice f
Tuesday, June 6, 1995, al ~terprlses (M~ ·~·~%for CITY OF COSTA MESA 1995, lhls Council adopted J. TERRIL; AND C>OES 1 ar''y'oCUA90
2BJ668E.CT TO HOUSEHOLD ITEMS io~llOn61~2. mmen:i Default end <Election ~o RltMo.ff4Ult the Job site located al the omen-owne us ness DOES HEREBY FIND, DE· Resolution No. '95·29, lnlli· TO 100 . .the 8455, W./LAURA ROS. T"• nd ....., s II Th d i d ACTITIOUS IUlllBI Westminster Area OHice, Enterprises (WBE's), and TERMINE. ANO RESOLVE aUng p<oceedtngs for re-YOU ARE BEING SUED BY granting of the peliUon, you ERTS, HOUSEHOLD O'EMS '"'name a ~ress of 1he • . e un ers gne NAME STATtMOO 13200 Golden West Street. 3% for Disabled Veteran AS FOLLOWS: newaJ of City of Costa PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. le esta' should appear at the hear· 8480, WILLARD BVTLER, person With whom dams may be cau99d seJd Notice of De· The toHowino person(s) init Westminster, CA 92683. Business Enterprises 1. The City Council Mna Landscaping Assess· demandando) BART KER· Ing and atste Y.our Ob· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS filed Is VERA'S ESCROW SEJW· feult end EJectlon to Sett to doi ta.islness as. AiP aJEDICAL
Access to the job site Is re-(OVBE). Participation for 111 hereby declares Ill lnten-ment District No, 2, and or· NAN and BRYAN KERNAN tect!ons or file wntten ob-C168, SONNIE FORTE, ICE. INC' 22632_ Golden Spn be recorded In the county ~TIOH, All 19171111, strlcted for security rea. contracts o~er Sf0!000.00 Uon to levy and collect as· daring the Project Manager You have 30 CALENDAR ecuons with the court be-HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Dr. No ISO. Diamond Bari where the reel property Is 0900 Talbert Avenue Fountain
sons. Therefore. a I· Is required. Bids will only sHsments pursuent to Part to prepare a report with r• DAYS alter this aummons ore the hearing. Your ap. C 1 8 5 • G E 0 R G E 91765 and the last day tor ihng located end more than V'llrt!f CA ~708 .
tendance at the job show· b~ accepted from those 2, Olvlalon 15, of the epect to said district pursu-le served on you to file e pearance may be In peraon KRKLJUS, HOUSEHOLD aims by tll'ff Ctedl'!>' shall be three months have elepsed. Ta'bert Medic.II Corpo111ion Ing, although not manda· bidders that either certify Street• and Highways ant to Section 22565 fypewrltten response at this or by your attorney. ITEMS May 31, 19Q5, wlkh 15 1he since 1uch recordetlon: Califomi• 0900 Tllbert Avenue
tory. Is highly recom· that they ~ave achieved Code of the Slate of Call· through and Including Sec· court. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Pu bll1had Newport bJStness day betof.1 lt1e anbcl· PROFESSIONAL FORE· Fou nVlll CA027~ '
mended as It w11t be the !.hese gFo~~· E'tf ~~empt a fornla during flscal year tlon 22574 of the CaUlornia A letter or phone call will °' a contingent etedlt0< of Beach·Coata Mesa Dally pa1ed sate date speafied above CLOSURE CORPORA TfON, ~ ta.isi:ss is conc1ut'led by
only opportunity made I' Good~ a~ Adod~u· u 1ou1 I· lgg5·1996 within City of Streets and Highways not protect you; your typ• the deceased, you mutt file Piiot May 15, 22, 1995. Daled. ~ 5, 1995 as Trustee 5 HUTTON tcofJ)Of3ton available for prospective ine n t e ona n. Costa MHa Landac:aplng Code· and written response must be yoµr clelm with the court m838 LEEANN L KAAI, ARTLAND C CENTR • . bidders to view the site. s~ructlons to Bidders fot lrt-Assessment District No. 1, WHEREAS, said report In pro er 1 al form If ou and mall a copy to the Pit'· KAAI. Buyerts) E DRIVE, SUITE Type .01 !Mintss Pn>tusloo
The contract for this vitatlons for Bids/Request located generally IOUlh of was prepared and flled wantt~eco";?rttoheary~ur sonal repr11entatlvt ap. PUBLIC NOTICE VEAA'SEStltOWSERVICE,INC. 9to2
5o,7 SANTA ANA, CA of~one ... _ -.. project Is subject to State for Proposals, and es set Sunflowllf' Avenut end aaat With the City Council· and case pointed by the court Wlthln 22632 Goldin Spnngs Dr No 10 • Telephone Num-~strant ,..., not yet .... .,..n
contractor nondiscrlmlna· forth In the M~/DVBE of Smalley Road, and more WHEREAS. tho CltY Coun-11 you do JIOI file your r• four months from tl\e date Fictitious • 1 · ber: (714) 432-9000, By: I!> .nnuct ~siness under Ille lion and compliance 11• Compliance Certification partlcularlr, dHcdbed In ell approved said report as SPonll on time you may of first Issuance of the let· ButlnoH Name f:Hamond Bir. CA Qt 1. BRUCE A. RUSK, TRUSTEE l1ctilous taJtiness name or
qulrements pursuant to and OocumentaUJ)O-Attach• Exhibit ·A .. , ittichtd filed; lose the case, ·and your ters aa provtd~ In section aa.tamont Newport Beach-Costa Mesa SALE OFFICER, Date: names ~steel hlrein
Government Code, Section me'.'t to Bid Form. The bid· hereto and lnc0<poratld NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT wages, money and prop-9100 of the Cahlomla Pro-The follow1ng persons are CN310906 967967·E May 15 04/24/95 SIGNED. TAL8ERT MEDICAL 12990. der s attention Is directed herein by reference. RESOLVED THAT THE erty may be taken without ~te Code. The time f0< fll· doing busln11111: . 1995 ' NPP0004037 C~TIOH, ll'f. Wiiiiam p
Prospective bidders may to th~ rtGUlrement that cer· 2. A general description of CITY COUNCIL OF THE f•1rther warning from the 1ng claims will nol expire A.8.C. CONSTRUCTION & PUB: 05J01/95 05/08/95 Braca.odieta. Pl'tsident ,-: examine and obtain bid t!llcnt1ons 11nd documenta· Improvements relavint to CITY OF COSTA MESA. court. before four months from REMODELING, 300 E. PUBLIC NOTICE 05/t 5/9S ' ' Ttis SUtllment was filed wi1ll
lorms. specihcations, and lion must be su.bmltted said district 11 a1 follows: DOES HEREBY FINO, DE· There are other legal re-the hearing date noticed Coast Hwy., #221, Newport the CQl~Qerk ol OllOOt
plans by calling at or mall· with the bid; otheiwise bids The maintenance Ind Po• TERMINE. ANO RESOLVE qulrements. You may want above. Be1cl\, CA 92660 Ria No. Fl44420 PUBLIC NOTICE CQlnty on . 18, 111116 Ing a request to the office wHI be considered non-slble future replacement of AS FOLLOWS: 10 call In attorney right YOU MAY EXAMINE the James G. Glenn, Sr., 300 FICTITIOUS IUllNEH NOTCE· tis AcUous kame
of the Oepanment ol Parks raspcnslve. tandacaplng and any faclll-1. The City council away. If you do not know Ille kept by the court. II you E. Cout Hwy., #22t, New· NAME ITATBIDtT NOTICI Of' Slatement npru llw yun from
aAd Recreation. Engineer· BUILDING SECURITY RE· tin whfch ar• appurtenent hlrtby declarH It• lnten-an attorney you may call IN'• a person Interested In por1 Beach, CA 92660 The followlng person(s) I Ti.usTRS SALi! the dlle 1t wa f~ed in the Office
Ing Section (916) 653-4274. OUIREMENTS thereto, ot which are nee· Uon to levy and collect as· an attorney 'referral 1ervlce t~e estate, you may file Gregory D. Glenn, 3000 doino busmen as: GLOBE t.'ET Trusttt Sala No. otU* Cou~ Cler\ A new fit*·
Any other questions, The bArea Codm~~d~r essary or convenient for 111smenta pursuant to Part or a legal aid office (listed with the court a formal R• Rlvltr, Newport.Beach, CA ALS. 3"111 Vta Udo, #311, New 01210... 6ous Business Name Stalement
please phone (916) 653· shall e provide t I • th• maintenance or pos. '· Division 15, of tl\e In tl\e phone book). ~uest. for Special Notk:e of '92660 port8elldl, CA 92663 Tltle Order No'. must be rntd befOlt lhll tme The
6501 . A fist ol planholders names of rn:rsonnel who slble future replacement Strett• and Highways Despues de que te en. t e filing of an Inventory Thi• bu1ln111 Is cott-OarieNe A. Ahafot. 414 Vtll • 2i .011N·21 llhng of ttlsstatement CIOts not ot
may be obtaJned In person, wm ~e wrrkhng In lhel Stele thereof, Including removal Code of the State of C;tll· treguen 11ta clllcion Judi· and appraisal of estate as· ducted by: a general part· Poinl Or Newport Btach C Reference No. 23S14MCM itself aAhollu the use in 1111S
0t by regular mall (unable faclhly. I c anges n Plf· or debri1, and maJnttnanee rornla during fiscal yea1 clal usted tlene un ptazo de s9ts or of any petition or nerahlp 92660 · · APN No. 42"°92·22 stale of a Acltous Business
to FAX). sonnel are required, prior Ind repair of waler ltrlga· 1995-1996 wl1hln City of 30 DIAS CALENDARIOS account as provided In Have you started doing Nbert A. AN;ot '11<1 WI YOU Ml! tN DEFAULT Name 1n ~on of tilt jjglitS Of
No bfd will be considered written noUflcatlon of said lion or .drainage facllitles Costa Mesa Landscaping pera presentaf una r• sec~on 1250 of the Call· business ytt? No P!Jjnt Or Newpo11 Buch c UNDV. A DEED Of' anollltr under Federal State or unless It Is made on a changes must be made to on lenered Lota B and C of Asseument Olalllct No, 2. spuesta escrlta a maqulne lorQta Probate Cocte. A Rll-James G. GleM, Sr. 92660 .. . TRUST DATED 09/2218t. common I (Set s.c*o 14400
11endard bid form fur· the Area Commander. Tract 990t. and letteted tocated ge,,.rally west of en esta corte quest for Special Notice Thl1 1tatament was filed AblJha Hal . UNLESS YOU TAKE AC· ~ "'! n
nlsh9d ~Y ttie' Department If the Area Co!'1mander Lott A and B of Tract Beat Sllfft and north or Un• c:arta 0 ""' uamada form Is available from ·the with the County Clerk of Giinde ,,:_ e~~~· 2255 Cal TIOH TO PROTECT YOUR ~ • santu •nd PlofesSIOna
of Parks and Recreation, receives:' ~itabl• r• 12011. No 1ub1tant111 Rou1e 73, end more par· telelonlca no le otrecera courtclerk. Orange County on May 2, TlisbuSlnes'!°'isco:,04ted ltROPERTY, IT MAY H Rrst'11ino and II made In accordance port on • llac:tor or ohang•• ate propc>Md to tJc:ulart.Y, described In Ex· PfOteccion· ·au re.spuesta Attorney for tho Pott· 1995 rtllerl c 1°'-0 AT A PUBLIC SALE. New l18eacfl.Cos Mell
with th!· "lnslluctions to emptoliyy"t after p~oce~s~ be made In tXlltlng Im-lllbit •A", attached hereto esrlta a mequlnt llena que tlonor: FM51H CO·rhe 'strant commenced If' YOU NEED. AN EX· ~225'00Aor'\4 u...
Bidders . secur c earance, or 1 provementa. and lncotpcrated herein by cumpllr con las formal!· ERNEST L. HAYWARD, Publlahed Newport Beach-.__.,.. "t · PLANATW>N Of THE NA· 1a15 gg& ·...., Bids must be submllted found that the Conttactor 3. Reftrtne• Is hereby referenct. dades legalea apropladas ESQ., (CS8 #88158) c011a Mua Dall Pilot May1fi .. ,._. *'!'"' under TURI! Of' THE ' · '1
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bthed entire wTork Das de. ~ ~~ff.10Y!8 :. U:!~g~ mpade to th• report of the 2. A general descrlpllortci sl usted qulere que la corte PATINA A. MADISON 15 22 29 June~ 1995. ,:,:'5115:~= 0':.*";r1J1° Pi.OCEE>INGS AGAINST PUBLJC NOTICE scr e herein, he epart· roject Manager relating to Improvement• relevant to tscuchl 1u caso C ' ' • • • YOU YOU SHOULD CON-ment of Parks and Aecre· dutles, the Contractor lhaJI 1ald district. Sald report Is 1ald district 11 11 follows• SI usted no piesenta au ESQ., ( 5811585871 m93e l!llJIS TACt A LAWYEi.. ---fll-.. -,..-4-4-11--
afk?n r11erves the right to be advised lmmedlately on file with th• City Clerk Th• maintenance and pos: respuHta a tlempo, puede 1 2~71 LEWIS ST., PUBLIC NOTICE SIGNED DANIELLE A AHAJOT on'CMSl22LN at 1:00 P,M., flCTITIOUs IUllNBS w&Neo any Irregularity In a that this Individual cannot of th• City of Co1ta Mesa llble futur• replacement of perder et caso. y le pueden STE. 102, GARDEN ALBERT A AHA.JOT, N3 Equnable Deed Company NAMEllATBIOCT
bid or to reject any or an cr~~u~~o w~k ~be~ and conlafns a full, detailed landacaplng and any taclll· qultar IU salarlo, IU d!Mro GROVE, C A 8 2840 Fictitious .W,~L"'t':te r1t "'d .... the duly appoint~ Thi follOWing peitOn(S) i"'1I
blcf1. 1 g wor u ., d11crlptlon of tl\e Im· ties which are appurtenant y otru cosas de tu (114) 750.1414 BuslnoH Name ' 5 me was '"e WI 'truttff under and put'• doing t.isineu as· GARY'S
T11hLapparent low bidder °¥g~ar.-ate shall have and provementa, Iha bound· thereto, or which are nee· propledad sin avlso adlclo-Publlahed Newport Statement ~-Cou~~rt11~ Ol1nOe lllant to Dffd of Trust, r• RADIATOR senuw•c · 225 Wes1 w I ..,... required to execule a1lea of the propc>Md .... Htary or convenient for nal por parte de 11 corte \Nllnty Oii I '"· nu C:Ofded on 10/0318t H m~ a contractual agreement In exercise full Ind. complete ieasment district, and the 11\1 maintenance or pos· Exlsten otros requlsitos le-a.each.Costa Mesa Dally Tht following pe~aons .,. NOTx:E· s Rct6ous Na Document No. 8U321N TMlow, f\Jllt~. CA 11'2632
the form ol a "Standard control over granting, deny· proposed a11111ments •Ible future replacement alee Puede ue usted Pilot May 12, 15, 19, 1995. doing business es. S\al!ment e>CP,_s frve yea11 fro Boolt -P• -of Offlclal Robtrt Honidae. 614 Wtst
Agreement • Form 2" which lngi withroldlng ; '"fit upon .... ss1bl• lots and tl\ereor Including removal &uiera namar a u~ abogado Fth427 :C,Ac 1:~~;IR05 7~~r:s A~· Iha date it was liltd in Ille Oii i.ec:ord1 In the otrlc• of Aw~e. ~~tton. -~!!!32.-.. h;
1hall be binding upon ttie nat ng c earance . °' • parcels of llnd within City of deb;ls, and maintenance lnmedlatamenta. SI no c k Id A 0 · of Ille County Cit!\ A new Fic1i· the Rec:0tder of Orang1 s, •nus 11 ""'"""""""'
State of California only Contractor, l'S;luding em-of Coste M11a Landacap-and repair of water lrrlga· conoee 8 un abogado PUBLIC NOTICE cA':2:S9' ve., range, 'OllS BusinHS Name Slateme County, Catlfomla, ••· an ind.,.oo~
Supon approval by the rioJ:!~s ~~pr:pt~ra':y 1":, Ing Anenment DIWlct No. Uon or dralnage tacllltles puede llamar a un serviclo NOTICE Andrew A. Shapiro 5744•5 must be taed belOtt 11\a(time T ec:ut~ by: Jol\n A. Hren ~~IT.ant comr:,nca<t U: tate. 1 • 1. Said report 11 att1ched on lettered 1011 A. B, c, de relerencla de abogados E c klld A o fifing Of !tis statement dots not of •nd Monlc:e M. Hren, hu1-. 51!19SS u r eond requirements tor lhor 21 •nd gr1n1 tempo-l\ereto aa Exhibit "B" and and D, ol Tract 10513. No o a una ollclna de ayuda INVITING BIDS A ree • ve.. range, itself a.itllOl\ze the use 1n lllls band 8"d wife •• Joint rdtous butlnass name or
contracts, exceeding rary cJeatanee to the Con-inc0<porated herein by ref· aubstantlal chan~os are legal (vea et dtrectorlo tel• NOTICE la hereby given <fn192~9
1 1 sllte ot 1 FicUoos Business T1nant1. names kstied atlow on Janu•IY 1, S~.ooo .are atalecl In the tractor and employH1. erence. proposed to be made In tonlco) lhat sealed proposals for I u~ n111 I con-Name in ~otaton Of the II his of Wiii l etl It public auction 11182, ~owever, thr grantlngh~ 4. The City Council existing Improvements. CME NUMBER furnishing all labor, materl· ~:'1 ~~~an ~~du~olng another under federal. s&te. o to the highest bidder fOf SIGN£D ROBERT HO~ .
HARBOR LAWN-
MOUNT OLIVE
Cemetery Sales
leads Furnished
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,!,~~-Z~::S':r::• .. • U· htrtby flx11 6:30 p.m., or 3. Reference Is hereby (Numoro dot C••o> ~11, equdlpme~t, ~"'~,· buslneul.et? No common law (Set Stetion 1 c:eah, (payable at time of This statement was filed with aa loon therealttr 81 po1-made to the r•Port of the 2 .. " on an auc 0 er a .. i • "-d Shaplr et S"" Busmess and Prof · u le In liwf'ul money of 1he CQl~Clel'ot of Ofll10I surance that full clearance aible on June 19 1995 In Pro'ect Mana er rtlatl to 7 5vv8 ties u may be required to ,..., rew . o .... . essions th• United States) et· ~ CQlnty on 25. 111116
will be granted. The grant· the Councll Chamber•' of 181~ dlsttlct. ~aid repci ls The name Ind address of REMOVE AND DISPOSE Jr~• ~tat~m1nt w~~ :14 ~~I the Notth ftont entr~nc• NOTICE· ltis Ad~s Name Ing ot a temporarv or Mt City Hall, 77 Fair DrlVe, on fll• with the City Clerk the court Is: (El nombre y OF THE EXISTING • lOT t • ounly er o 11 ino to tM County CourthouM' Statement eiqim fl\ll ytait f"'m
clearance •hall not prevent Costa Meaa Calitoml1, u of the CllY of Cotta Mesa, direcclon de la corte 11) LOT EQUIPMENT AND Orange County on Mey 5• Newport Beach-Costa Mesa 700 Civic: Center l Dflvt Ille elm it wa flied In Iha Otfltl
th• Slate from termlnatlno thl time Ind place for I Ind contain• a lull detailed 'SUPERIOR COURT OF OTHER IMPROVEMENTS, 1995 CN3001IS Mir 1,8·15•22• 1995 W•lt. Santi Ana CA ... of 1he CQinty Cleftr. A new Rel· or withdrewlng any such lltaring before this Council d I u f th •1 ST PROVIDE ANO INSTALL • F84583S ..,."'6 ....... nd 'tn IOI.II Bu · N S clearance• If the Contracto< on the 1-... and collect.Ion eset P on ° 1 mprove-THE ATE OF CALIFOR· NEW TOT LOT EQUIP· Published Newport Beech· PUBLIC NOTICE ........ ...,. a terelt Sinett ame llltmtnt breaches any pcrtlon of f thl -·!...,..,.... ments, tl\e boundaries of NIA FOR THE COUNTY OF MENT AND INSTALL Costa M Dally Pit t M convey.ct to and now held ~stbeftltd befOlt Mime The
these conttact document1. ~enta wl::iT,r'ci; 0~ ~=trl~oi:~dth:S:'~~4!.~ ORANGE. 700 CMo Center HANDICAP ACC?ESS MODI· l5, 22, ~~una 5, 1~5. ay NOTIC~ OF ;ru: ~ ul~ ~::. :~°'.:"tt!.:a:~~n~
STANDARD OF CONs Men Landacaplng AsHll· asaeumentl upon llllU· Drive W11t, Box 1994, FICATIONS will be received m835 TRUSTEES SAlE tuatecl In .fi:t 'Co~y ,_ of 1 Ficftcu Bu , D~hCT Cont ct hall be ment Distrlc:t No. 1, and able Iola and parcels of Santa Ana, CA 92701 by the City of Costa Mesa Trustee Sele No. CallfOfnle dH ctlbld .. ! Name In ~don ol :ie ,J:::
rH • slbl.'ior 0::0~ntalnl ~!f•b1 Y glv11 noUce of llld tend within City of Costa The name, 1ddress, and ~1 ~· J'~ 8~!''c c;:! PUBLIC NOTICE . 95·50086 Lota 23 and 2' In l loek 30 another under ftderal Slllt or r.: d d ~ ,,.., ng. Mesa Landscaping Assess· telepl\one number of plain-er • a r • . 0 Title Order No. 3100668 of 'Fltat Addition to New-cqmmon IM (Se Sidon 14400 !'::i:i~~ ::;;.:'ra'nc: 5. 1~h• City Clerk •hall ment District No. 2. Said utr1 1norney, or plalntltt ~sa, fa1
1g?J:;''a ~nlti.,:: CNS1272Ut Reference No. 826456·6 pon Helghtl', In thl City et seq 8usmess 'r.c, Plofmions ~mPT1y''nit. c:ondeou~ 6:1ci ~ re~~,~~~n ad~~h:.: ~~,~~' .~:.~:,:-1n~:~ wl~ ~ ·~~mer, Is: <E: 12~r 1~5. at which ti~ ~ OFTO yo'U"~R~~N 'o3e~:~~.f 1JN =~~°':re: ~:f:·~0~~:l =~· ' n egr . • n ac or Clllff I true Ind cooect rated l\ereln by reftrence nom re, a recc on Y e they will be opened pub-r-s;11 • _. DER A OEEO OF TRU . fomla • ~ M. i"j •hall be respcnslblt for copy ·of thl• resolution to 4 The Cit Council numero de telefono del llcly and read aloud In the ADMIWISTER ST recOfd.J :wn ::C,: 1. 0,.A. IAATlm , £14. ::,Ing r:h d~ll'18ry AC-bl published at least once l\e;eby fixes 6~0 p.m .. Of abogado del demandanle, Council Chamber•. Sealed ESTATE Of: Al.AN P£1~E~o84f<i~~CT~~ Paga(•) .... °' MIKtlia.: 51JOS. KtMntfthl.
w rH.,-v. 0 •m· a week for thre• 1ucces· as toon ther1alter 11 !>0$• o del demandante que no proposals shall bear lht MdlllflAY neou1 Mapa In the Offk e SUlfl 105
ployfflT aCos tnay be ~•· alv• weeks In the manner slble on JUM 19 1995 In Ilene lbogado es) title of th• work end name CA.SE 'NO A 177788 TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· of th• County i.ec:0t11Mr of 8114 CA e!62t larf. he nllactorl1aJ10 requited by Section 6063 th C II Cha' b ' f ' of the bldder but no other • • ERTY. IT"MAY BE SOLO lltd Count !Jr epUr Newport Be.teft.CostaMesa reepoflslble for ensuring of the Government Code. c:V ~~1'r n F:i'r 'o~v~ STUART W. FEST, ESO., dlsllngulshing marka. Any . .To ell h•!r•, beneft· AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF thlftfrom Y·the cNort~ CNn1~ 1,1.15.22. 11195 111111~·····••lthat the employeea to not PASSED AND ADOPTED C M' Cal t I • STATE BAR 161107, LAW bid received alter the cranea, ered1tor11, con-YOU NEED AN EXPLANA· '-fl
... -·-· dlsturt> p1per1 on deska, this 1st day of May, 1995, th~'~me'~ pl~~~nror 8: OFFICES OF FEST & Wt'-' scl\eduled closing lime for tingent oredltors, and TION OF ll1E NATURE OF wrhe t~:·:~~~ of tht PUBLIC NOTICE
-1 • & open cabinet• or d11k Joe Ertckaon, Maror hearing before lhl• Council UAMS, 6928 Owensmoulh th• receipt of bids 1haU be persons w~o may other· THE PROCEEDINGS unpaid balance Of tM ~ lllW Y drawers, or un State tel• of tho City of Cotta on the levy Ind collectlon Avenue, 2nd Floor, Canoga returned to bidder un-wlae ~e interested In AGAINST YOU, YOU OblJg.UOn Hc:ured by the Rle No. Ft«UZ
Mortuery *Chapel P .. ':~1n1d1 except 61 au-Mesa of the ~OJ>O$ed useu-Park, Calltornla 9t303· opened. 11 lhaU be the 1ote the will or eatate, or SHOULD CONTACT A PfO--. to be IOld and FICTTT10UI IUltlll'S1
0 tlo lmn ze . 1 thl City f c I 2003 (8181 71.,_7100 reeponalblllty of the bidder both of: AL AN L WYER ,... .. ir MAMI fTATIMOO rema n The Contractor ind hll/ ATTEST1 men 1 w n ° os 1 • .,.. to see that hl1 bid 11 r.-M KINLAY A • rtHONbfy Htlmated The tollowlno l'IOft(t) 'm 110 Broedw•y her emP1oyeH •hall check Mary T. Elllott Dap-MISI Landscaping Aue•• OATS: FEB 22 1994 oelved In" ro r time 0 ET t On May 22, 1995, at COlltl, t Xptt'll .. and ad-doi taJStneSI :. T~ IPIN
Coete M... In Wltl\ the local area of1lca uty City Clark ~f U\o r::,y D;!~: ,,:~. ~f :J~ ALAN SLATER Clerk, A 1at or ef: Doe~ments bee~ fll~ ~~O~AN'trv 11 :00 A.M., PRO· ~e.u:a 9'.J~ ~: the LJJ), llA4 N Tudn Oranot C~ la-11M contact prior to the com· City of Coata Mesa heating br WENDY L. ADAMS, ma,y bl obtalned at the De· M cKINLAY In the Sup.-FESSIONAL FORE· Notl pu Ofcet Salt Vie 0266/ ' ' ~~~~~~~~~c========~S~T~U~E~O~F~C~A~U~Fgo:~~l~A~>JJs~.~T~Th~~~C~lt~y=C~~gk~·~~=I D~~ ~~~~~~~~rt~~~~~~~~AAMN~~u p : ~~.~~ i NOTICE TO THE PERSON Services. n Fair Drive, County of Orenge. as the duly 1ppolnted mutt bO. by calh e~:_. ct. Gtlnlle Bav, CA 957-48
· SERVED: You 111 served Co1ta MeH, C1lllornl1, THE PETITION r•· Trustea under t nd purau •hlet"• chick dtmvm on 1 Meroll• ~. 1Q Mchltf
S T.i~T:l~G as an Individual defendant. = :;r'$~fr~•bl, P:~: quHt• that SANDY ent to Deed of Truat, ,, • .cat• ., nitlonal bank, a Ct. Gr:t"t' B'Y, CA 11674&
STATEMENT dltlonalchargeo;ssoowm McKINLAY be eppolnt· cordec1 on 04116/92 H chlcllclfawnbyeltate ot Thista.iliryessit~btJ
OF DAMAGES be made If handleo b ed 11 pereonal reprHen· Dooumtnt No. 92·249090 federal credn union °' 1 t.isblnd & wilt
____.-, ~.. TO ALL PARTIES ANO man. Bid Document• an~ t.etlv• to edmlnieter the Book · ·Page • ·of Offlclsl· check dtlWft by a ~'•Of Aeolstrant ~ not vtt ~n ~. -t;. !TI .'/. THEIR RESPE;CTIVE AT· olhlf contract documents e1tat1 of the decedent. Rtcord1 In tl\e. Office of federal u vtno1 i nd loan : .• ~ ~SintSI under Iha
A h' ' TORNEYS OF RECORD• may also be 1X1mlned at A HEARING on the the Recorder of ORANGE lllOClatlon, uvlng1 •• IC ovul bullntta nnt or rew ). .? BAAT KERNAN: ' the Office of th• City Cletk petition will be held . on County, ~•lifomla. •it•· eoclltlon,. Of .. vtna. banll ~":1L~:i'~ I SPECIALOAMAGES of the CltY of Cotta Mesa. June 8, 1995 et 1.46 cut•d by. OONALO W. lpeelfted In etd!Ort 1102 <WAWooos , MAR. ' · Bid Oooumenta will not bO P .M. In DeP.t· 703 VOYER ANO MARILYN A. of the '1nanc:tal Code and ., tlll~ TOTAL SPECIAL DAM· milled unltll tht ad· located at 341 The City VOYER, HUSBAND ANO authorti ed to do ~11 l 11• atlttmant was ttleO wllll ~.,/A AGES $5,000.000.00 dltlonal $5.00 charge 11 In-Drive Orange CA WIF£ AS JOINT T£NANTS, In thl11t1te. 1111 Cou~-a10letti of °"not
BUSINESS?? ~~ II, GENERAL DAMAGES, eluded w1th paymfl\t 92688 11 Truator UNITED SAV· TM llitrttt l ddtt11 and CQl~on£1.'°t'hf:2S. 10ll5 ~-_,, TOTAL GENERAL DAM· .Each bid 1h .. t be made IF YOU OBJECT TO INGS ASSOCIATION OF=-.,c.ommo;_ =:•on• s111en:f .;• ~ Hime ~~ AGES $5,ooo.ooo.oo on 11\t profioul form, the grenti.ng of the TEXAS FSB. •• Ben r:6pett' y ~wlbad .!':1 Iha °"'it •• 1.c, In~ cJJ?:
TO'fAL SPECIAL a GEN· =~edP·I~ .~.ou~tr~: pttltlon. you ahould 1flclery. I purported to be: IOT of Ile (;Qi~ Clerk A MW rd.
E R A L 0 A M A Q E S docWMnta and ll'lall be oppear at the heating WIU. SELL AT PUBLIC Cetelffta Drtve ""1poft toua Busirieta Nlml Steetfntnt ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • $tO,ooo.ooo.oo eiccornpan19d by • ottUfled end •t•t• your obJ•c· AUCTION TO THE HIGH· ltach, CA tita. mist bl filtOelori tilt •me Thi
8RYANKEANAN: 0tCMhltr'ichlc.koribld tlont or file writt1n EST llDD£R FOR CASH TM llMttalOMdTn.t .... lilingoftmltlltmetlt•notot
...-....... -21 I. SPECIAL DAMAGES bOnd fOf not 1111 tl\ln 10% obJootiont with the (PtVtblt 1t tlmt of ult In dltc:lalftle any •abMy fOf Itself IUflolllt h ute In Illa
TOTAL SPECIAL DAM· Qf th• amount of lhllr bid, court btforo th• hear· l1wfUI money Of tho United '"' lncontdna11 °' the -of I Rcttout 8ulHlest
The ligal D~rtmm1 LtJ tht Dai& Pi"'1 is plertst¥J ~
l¥J announce a new service n()UJ avmlable l¥J new businesres.
~ will now SEARCH tht 114'fM for yiu t.tt no t:x1n1 ~ lll'lliSlnle you the
ti.~ 11nd the mp 1¥J the OJurt H()JM in Santa .A!llL Thm. ef """1t~ t.tfor' the Sir11'Ch
is completai wt wiU file your fotitima bwi1t01 M1M statm1m1 wilh the C.OU~
~ puhlish ona a U«lt for fourtJJtth 111 wquimJ "1 law IWi thm file YJI'' proof ef JMbliartitm with the Olunf!Y Ckrlt.
Pktlw stqp bf l¥J file Y""' fotitiqu.t butiness Jf4lmtmt Ill JM DttiJy Pik,t. 330 w. &tJ ~ C4sta Mtfll. /f )OU amnot stop by, plMse aJJ us t.tt (714) 642-4321 and~
will""*~ for JOU"' htmt:& this~"' mlliJ.
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AGES, $5,000,000.00 med• payable to the City Ing. Your appHr•no• Stttet, bV c11h, • cHh· sttttt addrtH end ottw Name in~ of "' llQhtl of 11 GENERAL DAMAGES of Cotta Mt.., No P'O· may b• In paNon or by ler'• check drewn by • COftlmOrl dttltNdon. If anodlef undtt fedtfll StM 01
TOTAL GENERAL OAM· pQul •hall bO CDnlldered your attorney : ltltt ot natlon1I btnk, • "'1~•· . . COIMIOn I• (Set~ 144a>
AGES $S.OOO,OOO.OO uni HI accompllnltd by IF YOU ARE A chick drawn by 1 ltfte or ifit'Ci .. NT a knlr °' et ltQ, llualnm Ind PftlfettlOnt
TOT•L sar.:c••L a OEN 1uch c&1hltt e check. CREDITOR or • contln· ltdtr•I credit union or 1 AmtncaMe NT U. Cost• Coclt), " ,.. "' • caal\, °' bldd1r'1 bond. o•nt creditor of the ' 11 ltMclfttl Centw f1rat Fiano ER AL DAM A 0 6 S No bid thall be oonlld-a1cHaed1 you mutt fllt clhedclt tra~by' !!.•',!~ •11, • Mt: Jelon le°", IUMOW atflOW COWMY
$"10.000,000.00 erld·uni..1 It la midi on• your clOlm with the • tr• H•••Q•. ''"" ._n l'«tclOtUN lptclaltet. ..,.
DAT•Da Aprtl 41 '1904. bllnlt prol)Otal rotm fl.It• ooutt 9nd mell •copy to eaaocldon, ••Vli'\91 Hie>-Ill to.Ill Aneon ~ -' PnC..QM
LAW O'PICll O' nlatltd by "'-City of Co1ta the ~reonaheprtHnt•· el1tlon, °' "vino• bel'k V..-1a fltoof, Co• ,._Pott~~1t/6
NIT 6 Wt&.LAM8 Mtta and 11 mad• In IC> tivo eppolnted by tht 1peclfltd In Hctlon & 10 MeM, CA t2t2t. T... CH30l1l1 78781>ftC u-. a,a ITUMT w N ST eot<*lot with thl Pf0\11-court within four ot tho Flnenclal Code and "*" No.: (114)""*· t 1.15,22. 11115 ~ Alt.,,..,. tor ~· .,_ of the Prof>OSll ,.. month• from th• dett euthortied to do bu1lnet1 llW .. • ... ~ __ .....;,.• ...... =..:.;;..;;.;;... __
•aRT wlRNAN ., aunmenta. of flt•t lawenot of In 1hll 1ttttl • .At : IN THt 1tut ~ cOWMlll or ~ " .... '!acft ~ tf\Utl hive • lttt .. ptco·~ ... _.. In OUM> AMA OF THI! CIT ,..,....,, .......... • .. Can't Ntm to
allYAll ICIRUN Clilu A or 8 llctnN ..,d Ho~'!n 1100 "':r tho HALL Of IUtMA PAAk ............. lie, ,_. Pvbllel'ltcJ Newport llto ... ~flld 11 t• CtllfornlaProb1toCodo CMC ClNTE"· AT HI ....._, • gtt to all thoft
kach4osta ...... Dally ~ ~ .. ~ of thl The time fot flllnci l fACH l l.VO.. IUlNA .... r ,. :: ,.pal, Job•
l'llot M-v •· ti, u . It, Olly ofltVCOMa ,.._ ,.. ct•me wtlt not oicplr• ftAAIC, CA .. •• '1fht. '"" C::.... .. ~ .., around tht hou..? t• MfWI lhe lfaht '°. rlflct boforo tour month• tnd lnterut conwv-f t .., o... el '""' INW. Lit tf1e ______ men~ llf!Y lftfJ/OI .. bide. ftem tl'll hoonno deto end riow hlllt by It "" "" ,_, 1...,... .,.. Cl••..__,. mo Corllr!Mltor IMI oom-nod9~ abow . Mid o...t of Truet In ......... °' ttte TNl!toe, ... _
Tft'& ftl otv..,. tht ~of YOU MAY EX~M-er•ttv tHuettcf In Mid Tllo 1N11oe ...., N1J SeMcle RAU Molofl 1110 to , 1IO lnolu-IN~ tho ... kept by Iha c.unty, Celfornll ..... .,.., .. , .... ,..... • DlrMteff
-., ol 119 Cllfornll Ubot coutt. If Yo" •• t p.,. Int the """ t""91n: L ...._., ~ _, •· • h_. through ctaallld eodt: 119 ~ , ... eon lnteteeted In the 31 of Tre~ No. 1113. ._to lel to • rec•_, P Y°'i1 find Ml•Ta ~~ of ~'ot' e "tat~1 \'OU mey fll• tht C9'y of Cott• MIN Ill .. --, ....... .. rellable "-'·
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NB Udo Penln, PV\ Hrbr Vu Hm on grnblt, •LIDO Spacloua, quiet FOUND: two male -------.--PIT People wanted to Sales ··-···· Please be aware that beach, boat storage. furn, hot tub, lovely home. Lg sunny patio, .itji .. ifijlli kltt ena. 9-12 months EMPLOYMENT address labels tor $6 FIGURE INCOME
Safe, quiet harbor llv· grdn. 4-6 mo avl June. pvt entrance. Nr bch. old, near Pomona SI. 5530 pay. You must have a ·r ::) log. $15K & SOK. $750 $2900/mo. 640.17.. $520.ulll 723.Q400 & Hamlltoo, Co"a iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lypewriler .. computer Need hlghly mollvatod
space rent. 673-4031 NEWPQRT SHORES 3Br 2Ba Hm to S'-r Mesa. Call 631-0802. or good handwriting. businsss-orionted In·
3Bd 2Ba, fp, garage, In COM. Ocean View! LOST KEYS 1400 Real Estate lnt'I L.D. rales apply e:~•:ua~r~~~.~~al ;~:,:
the listings In this cat·
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10 call a 900 number
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charge per minute. ACREAGE 1125 poof. tennis ct. No els to ahops, shr bath block CllH Or. & Irvine r--------... · 1·B09-474-42B9 vided, flex hrs. FTt PT. ~-MOUSANO iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii pets. $1400. 650-S145 S530+ Y.a utll 720-1420 Ave. Newport Beach. RIAL llTAT! SALel PIT work FIT Pay Interview, 437~t6s ---------
Ol'l'OlllTU""" GOTTA SELL FASTI Seavlew lg 3Br 21/'lBa, ·Beaut NB Exec Hm Call 646·2908. Busy walk-In location. 6am-12 · M-F, no exp Sales EMPLOYMENT Allt11illl*~t1nllll1 2.5 Acrtt/S2,990/S500 Down gated, tns, pool, spa. Furn/unfurn Bd, pvti==JU=MBO Lo•us Loat Kitty, Newport comp plan. For intetvlew necefssaMry. SS.00/hr BUSINESS DIRECTOR WANTED 5535
....,....lllMfttllltM Fd· 75.00/month CoasVlts view. New Ba, gar. S650 negot 1.aoo-e80':7432 Shores. Hlmalay3n: call Ron Taylor. ~ Ask or ark 852·0247 EARN SIX F1GURE INCOME iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
all Fllr ....... Act 111111 as 3S Acr/$17,S00/$2,500 Down refurb. No smk/pets. tor home malnt. 759-3646 while, fluffy with beige The"'"9enblt PART TIME WORK TX based co. expand·
..-........ _... .. -·•-• u•a••• $250/mon'"~ Wi"' ,..._ S2600 lse. 721-4256 E'sld• Coata Meaa Homes, Units, Comm'I points. Not wearing u-rt I . t id S I I HOUSESITTER --.._. -.-"""'~"" iu -·1 Bkr/Lndr 800-660-7432 twwpoc FULL TIME PAY ing na ionw 8· a es Unc Real Estate Agt. tt ......... ''lly "*'"''I. Ni lakes, 5llilnQ & Nal loresl •YEARLY• 1 bdrm avail In 3 collar. Last seen 4/30 mgm1tfmance bkgrnd
llnillallH ., ~llCnMlaallen 1·(800)·223-4763 3Br 2Ba, Npt Shorea bdrm twnhse. Neat, A.M. REWARD. Please 673-7300 The Times Orange helpful Tram 1n Dal· ~etfo~ r~:116;~~~~ge
Nlff • rKe. clltc. 1ttltltt1, close 10 clubhse. All clean, drug-free non· ••••••••• •--c_a_ll_54_8_·S_oo_s___ 1 County Is looking for las. Call Tues/Wed .
.. _ .. ~ •• •-"'-'s&llJI ••••••11(1!!!!•• amen. Just reduced. smokers need only ANNOUNCEMENTS S 0 bright, energetic sales 2141680-8414 "'· ----•., call. No cats. $400/ . 4 ,OOO/Yr Income people for Telomarket· DOMESTICS 5540
............ i..ntlellll HOUSES/ 3Br 2 1/'lBa on Penln. mo +Y.I util. 650-4292 Potential. Home ·Ing and Consumer Shipping/Receiving ,.. .., _. .....,.11C1. liml· PERSONALS TyplstS/PC users. Toll Marketing. Earn hourly Clerk-Boy Friday. F(T, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lllllll•'*""'• .. IN.:' CONDOS Xlnt cond, good area. Free 1·800-898-9778. wage..-generous com· N/Smk. 1n COM. Call Llve·ln Eng •P••k·
Tiiis .... ,.,.r wlll nil FOR RENT Cann8at5~~~1s Inc. RENTALS ANNOUNCEMENTS Exl. 4645 for listings. missions while quahly· 589·0289. Bolwn 2-4. Ing Nanny wanted. ::.:.......:~'~~ ••••••••• WANTED 2726 2920 _P_E_R_S_O_N_ALS ___ 3_0_0_2 Ae~1:B~!~!.1~ ~~=~ ~ln:iftrs ~~rck~t~r:c~~~ ~!21!9:1. ~~~~;. ~~~
wlllll•lflllel1W.Ollr,.ldera l•••••••••liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii vloua Insurance exp Telemarketing sales Chances are roe, refs. 631-3333
.. ...,.. ... ....,... 11111 all CORONA APARTMENTS Quiet N/S lady aeeka pref. Call 720-a460 call 714-966·4591. For you wlll find an seem o
_..1,_ ... 1 d 1 1111 clean quiet atudlo/apl N St IJ Con.sumer Marketing h I d t t II th ::;.':!!. ;.".:..~111141 .! DEL MAR 2122 FOR RENT In Npt Hghts area by ew ore. CLERICAL sales call Jourdain, w a you nee ge 0 a ose ... -iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 6/15. Kathy, 673·5253 Corona de/ Mar Ad rti 1 1 966-4574. Tom 966• at the price repair Jobs _. ,,. 1-.ity NII&. Ta cetn-r · I ve s ng ass sta(\t. 4592. or Ed 966-4575. o I t around the house? """'-11-..11 • ............ HUD BIO OCEAN VIEWS ~ons1gnmen Part time, 1:30 PM· __ ..;..._ _ _.;...;..;_.....;_...;_1 Y u wan o pay ;;;.,.-:;:.O::Q;:H. ftr South of PCH. COSTA MESA 2624 GARAGES Now accef}ling 5:30 PM S7.SO/hr. Sia· POSTAL & GOV'T JOBS when you read Let the Claaalfled
.. us tt11U.OC11t1 .. ·111 1Bd/1Bth $1,450. i'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOR RENT 2740 Home Furnishings & ble, DEPENDABLE s211HOUR+BENEFITS ClaHlfled Service Directory .... Bed/Bath S550. I• M h d' Individual needed to NO EXP WILL TRAIN ul HUD .. Ul·JSOG. 558-ee8o Agt. ere an ise provide c1er1ca1 sup-To Apply can 1'300-87~7608 dally help you find $399 MOVE IN · * 1000 sq ft Storage I/ 673-505 port for the Class11ied PreS4'hool Teach•r•---CS-.4-.;;2-.·.-!5-6 .... 7.-8__ reliable help.
Super clean 1Bd In Cara, Furn, Boats, Advertising Depart· or Helper. Summer or1.=========-!:=========.
COSTA MESA 2124 cozy friendly, 30 unit Inventory, etc. Nowpt L menl of a growing permanent. ECE pre! complex nr Triangle Sq. ooklng for that ape-co m 11 1022 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BUNK HOUSE Blvd In CM. 673·1943 If you are clal someone? Meet m un Y newspaper CM. Call M·F 6"'2-4050 chain. Accurate typing ---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 19d Bright Back Hae. APTS 842·1401 new people th• tun of 50-55wpm a MUST. Recept/Office Clerk
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Private. Parking/patio. 1..,,....,..,,.. _____ -_____ ...,. pregnant... way. Place your own 0 11 1 1 d d
* CDM·Brand New* Avl 6-lO. se75/monlh. S450 MOVE IN BONUS BUSINESS •· and don't know ad or listen to other u es nc u e ala Needed for small yetf MedllerranHn Town· Call Tim 9 90.7 9 81 t&2Brl from $625. Quiet Q d elnglea In your area entry & heavy phones. extrflmely t:usy ad &1 home 3Br, 2.5Ba, 3 frplc, friendly gated comm, FINANCE what to o? looking to meet some-0 PP 0 rtun1 t Y f 0 r mktng agency. Must
2000sf Model Home. •tST llONTH RENT $325t pool, seas. carports. Call Cherub Adoption one like you. Call 1· growth. PhyslcaVdrug have good phone
Furn Incl. Roof-lop sun & +Oep. 2Br 2Ba tnhm Prof! managed. 548-7017 1 00"549·3994 900·776-3005 ext. testing Is a prerequl· voice, clerical exp & BBQ deck L.andsce..,.,. "'V V" 549 S2 ml aile of employment. be willing to work · ,.._.... w/yard. Peta OK. Pool, E'alde cozy, private 1 · .99/ n, l8t · Se d t (714) StOOK under market. lndrya. 848-2848 2Br 1 Ba garage apt. BUSINESS Unlstar Co. 602-954-7420 63n1 "'5re9aumAe o I daily as a mall clerk. Must aelll Owner may --~-------v 4 ttent on: Rehabillty, strong or· cany.;~,iv.t;~~o 2~r:n:r:1~q. °d~/!:t. ~~ ~to~~t!~tr~~1~!ds~:S~ OPPORTUNITY FOX TV Wants You! Psychic Tells You t~~l, f~~'!~~o 0
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(: /d d $500 aec. RefsrTRW 2904 For 8 New Show. Fun about your flnanclal tervle ~~~~s.r~;75.g;:.;.7l,.c) Avail now. 1346-2652 & SSS (818) 973·2338. future. Love, Success w. ~! '~e~~:;;;'i~o s;~~:
COSTA MESA 1024 E'ald• 3Br 1Ba, w/d 1Br w /deck, new crpt, A $400 Dally Poal· IF ADOPTION IS AN & l?eo~;~~.aeoo COFFEE SERVER 760-8780. Attn: Chris.
hkupa, fncd yd, gr(lnr, tots of storage, pool, tlon wofrklng for Don OPTION CALL... Ext 5482 ~~~!dlnf°Ora~g~oi~ RECEPTIONIST
gar, lmmacl Sml pet lndry. Tlp:top cond. Lapre o the TV show CHERUB ADOPTION 1 BY OWNER: Back Bay Ok. 51175. 775-8670 Call Phyllls 546-9081 "Making Money." Call 1·800·549-3994 S3.99/m n must be 16 Weekends nee, wlll Fun, summer Jab for 4Br 3Ba, tam rm, ofc, Don at 1 ·600-DON· Procell (602) 954·7420 train. 650-4430, ask oulgolng, people per·
gueat qtrs. 2500 aq ft. E 'alde Npt H t• area. 1 BR·1 BA S550/mo. LAPRE. Swimming Instruction for Cynthia son. Duties include
$425,000. 645·0976 2Br 1Ba hae. Gar, w/d Lndry, pool, quiet, nr Certlll d 25 y e p -...:...--------1-=---~--~-an1werlng heavy all transportation. No AREA MILLIONARE e · rs x · · Com Put• r Users FOR SA1.E BY OWNER ' ~~~~i~~.yrd. ~~_g~~ pets 848-0392 looking for 5 people Guar water-safe. Age SCHOOLS & Needed. Work own phonos and light pa-
Npt Hta A·2 Crnr Lot •----------to make serious 6 mo+ Steffie 548-6221 JNSnUCTION 3012 hours. $20k to SSOk/yr perwork for lg Seadoo
4Br 2Ba Ole/Den Fplc •Lrg 2Br 2Ba dplx w/lg CH.ARMING E'alde money.(714)563-3998. 24 hrs 714·249-7438 k603 & Boal dealership. 11
fncd yard & w/d hkup. 1Br. No pets. Elec you. have superb p/qrta $300K 645-9923 396.E. HamlltonlO. 5850 ,.nge, patio, encl gar. PAY PHONI! ROUTE LOST & CUSTOMER SERVICE ptione skills. come &
•OCEAN BRE.EZEI• utll Incl. 81 a.56e-7140 $550+dep. 642·5964 50 Prime Eatab Locs FT/PT. Phone sales 1111 out application al
3B ,,_ f Earn $1500 wkly. Call FOUND ?925 business to business. 1860 Newport Blvd.
r 2hBa home, p, ---------r•sTSIDE 3Br 28a, """"~200-9 3 2 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii&riiiiiii I ,. tJ t IOA 1·vvv-1 7 4 hrs ••-•t •• 'II. Call Famlly Fest, the Costa Mesa. cu -...e-aac, nu cp pn . NEWPORT S 1100. 2Br 1 Ba $900 • .,,.._,.,.,,,.,.,~_,.,.........,,__,,,_... ,._ Won't last at $199,900 No doge. 2036 Ful· PAYPHONE ROUTES FOUND CAT. Approx .. lloa ultlmaht consumer Restaurant
Owner/Agl. 650-3447 BEACH 2169 lerton St., 988-8880 $Loc20a010/Walteka .pofoternataJlae1.' 6 mo old fem. De-·=,_,2:-51$!~'. mar~llng shbow, M~n SABATINO'S clawed. black tortoise-_ o r uea twn • In Npl Beach needs
EASTSIDE 800-208-5300, 24hra. shell w/orange and U.f ,_......._ 11:30am. Sal-t-comm. B~ Person, full or
NEWPORT AT THE BEACH Lrg clean 2Br 1Ba, VENDING RTE•New while spots. Very CAii.NOW 714'549-2547 pan lime. 723·0621. gar. 120 Albert Place E
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BiiEAiiiCiiHiiiiiiiiiiii1iiOii6ii9il Annual Rentals 5750/mo 54a-1703 Machlnea In 21 Loe•· 1r1endly. Found 4/28 714 •~• .. 7•• OEN RAL OFFICE R•t•ll S•l•a/Cashl•r · tlona • Buy All or on Marguerite south Mon-Fri 8-5. Computer Npt Beach drugstore.
Large Setectlon Near Trlangle Sq. Part•S00-599-6780 ol PCH. 673-4691 & marketing skills. P(T or F(T. Prior oxp
Affordable In Newport
Beachl $198,000 for a
new 2BR luxury
condo. Corner of 15th
& Irvine. Reatrlctlona
3Bd/2Ba+den $2100 Lrg upstairs 1Br. Pet VENDING F T S people-orlented. Phys· pref. Bill, 760-0t11 2Bd bay view .• $1400 ok. Avf 5/15. $525+ • AN A TIC FOUND DOG Hunting· MEMBERSHIPS lcal therapy clinic In
2Bd sandy bch .... S1600 sec dep 997·2986 Local route. 400% ton Beach area. Black CdM. FAX resume:
4BdHl.lllBchhm ....... S1300 · profits. $1200/wk & white short hair. 3018 640-2631 . Or call 966· Overstocked with
CaU For Summer List Nr SC Plaza 3Br 2Ba, potenllal. MUST SEU! Call 846-1428. 3003, ask for Michelle. stuff?
-,..._ -----.· yard, gar, frplc, new 1-800-745-3358 A call to
11,. ..,__ crpt/palnt. $950 lse. FOUND: gray Cat, Center Club Mr JM•. SOuper Sales Classified
819 Housel Big VJewt .._.... Avall 6/1. 650-3883 SELL furry tall. With 2 Membership $5000. Run dally lunch route 4Br+fam, lrg lol, prl Jlrl11t1Mt....,..._G1_ klttena. Found Ford Includes transfer fee. w /car. $5 0·90/day. ..~~l-!5he61p8
apply. Call 722~3J 1
apa, gated, comm 673-1900 ••TOWNHOME•* Rd., Npt Beach. Taken Call Michelle 476-6400. Lori's Kitchen 979-0747 __ _:v:;..:.:::..;::~7:..:. __
tenn/pool. Low dues. -B-1-0-c....;;..Y.;..N;....;g;;;.;at~e.;;.d.;;.co_m_m_. ~~t~d.1 · ::.~~. ~~~~'. your home to NB Animal Shelter, The Community
Now $699K. Joyce T f f MO E S C through Classlfled 2075 Newport Blvd., Market Place.
Palm.r. Valenllne aste ully urn 2Br V IN PE IAL Claeslfled
2B t k A all 548 7367 Costa Mesa. 644-3656
Propertlea. 759·7659 a, urn ey. v • 842·5878 lmmed. $3000. 759· BLUFFS BEST BUYl 0120 or 619-360-2629 ,_H_U_NTIN--GT_O_N __ ,_B_U_S_INES--S----B-U-SI_NE_S_S __ _
PIT Demonst rator•
For grocery 1torea In ·
your area. FrVSatJSun.
Car necessary.
(714) 557-5579.
•179•000 LH Beach Area 2Br/2bth. B sanregret, BEACH 2640 OPPORTUNITY OPPORTUNITY PERSONALS 3002 PERSONALS
Realtors 844-0195 Yearly or Winter '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2ii9ii0ii4 29041"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Harbor Rtdne-Vlew FurnJUnfurn, 1-4Br CLUM It SHARP 1Br i• i• • Some oceanfronts. Nr Brookhurat/Adama You gotta H• thlal Dramatic lrg 3Br+lott, $650 to $1900 mo. W/D, pool, grnblt,
marble floors, pvt apa. VIiia Rentals quiet. S525 54o.6278
Now $459K. Joyce 875 AQ 12 Palmer, Valen1ln• -. ~·wroaT PropertlH. 759-7659 Property Mgmt niw &\
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IS45-e055/h S22.a820(w dlahw, Incl gar, pa(lo. Refrig & dishwasher
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Costa Mesa Adult
Park. 931 ·31S89
atepa 10 bch &4~268 tnct. 60JC30 pool. No
llaatbluff, Po peta. No feea. No
2Br 2Ba 2 patio , gm-lease. 645-481SS
belt. Prettleat at. In 18R unfurn apt olo••
Bluffs. W/D, refrlg to beaoh. 1795/mo.
Hrdwood firs, frplc. 875-ee70 or 873-1177
Elegant mirrored bar, •aBR 2BA W!OAA•
remod•l•d bathrma. Npt Hts, vaulted cella,
11800/mll 721-8725. tp, nu c pt, detach unit,
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have IOm8 ~but Ill.lie In the PUii OOYet top end MW .... """" '4000 obo -------VOl.ISWIGD NH
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29 s
3 CRmb (1 rope)
4 Fried IOflilla
five-card1upportio&oyourhead. lf .... p av all . ••"•AAA ____ 11•· ••• CMIUOl.ft
you play limit raiw, thla hand !!°°._.. .w!lt.:12 D&DVN 9060 Auto"'811c:, low ,,,._,
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3' The one here 38~
5 'Wuthering Heights•
novell$l
barely qualiliee. -• --.v.-• Or9noe = xlnt cond. M100. Cell
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37 Actor Morrow
38 One ol. lhe
6 GrassyarN
7 "Oatfield" 8=e 25 Welsh dog
26 Squirrel food
27 Credit's
50 Dodges
53 Box
South you hold: bow ~ WfY AC.am/Im ateteo caae *aAU91.a"'I* lluet W.. ... tinted gl9, alloy whl•. nn1I111V 6-lf)ffd, Mey toaded,
•. tlWltMI ;a;;Q74 1795 ftnn. 432·9833 47yra tn lo. Cellf. IOw mlle~. 17800. •"'t'71 Q&87 081 4KQll 71+en-e851 Call 145-7"7. Marxn
41 By Wlyot
42Gou~ ,.. Press
9 Holiday drink.
to Joy opposlle
28 Marlcet
S4 China/Russia diYlder
55 Manner The bidding haa proceeded: BOllD& 9085 LONOPM PONTIAC 1------SAIL IO&TS 7014 13e00 Beach ·-one• a 11 Near 29 Kllchen tool 56 Columnist 45 Sports Ylolations
47 Trespass
12 Danoer
-·Ellen 30 Muslcal show 31 Follows Glo6ely 32 Hide away
Bombecll 57 Pen polnll
Q. I · Both vulnerable, u South
fOU hold:
BAST SOl!l'lf WEST NORTH
10 Dbl P... 1•
10 f
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Claaalc w/cofd rnoul-Power everything. =::==;----;:;:;;~lii••••lll!llJI!~• 49 Energlz• ·
5 t Zoo animal
13 Chinese money
llrvt 35 Embtace
58 Pastrami Mllef
59 Moonwaltter What action do YoU take?
52 Su1ge ot a
journey
53 Goes
2 ' Sel.Ying very well, In tennis 39 Otscourteous 40 Bid
Armstrong 60 Farmer's
MK 7 OX J 5 OK Q 10 3 ~ 9 8
Par1.ner opena the bidding with one
club. What do you reapond?
ded bottom, d9' eng, !! !.'-•~0 .. _ca 8 ••8l1t • • SUZUJa 1205 '84 lllAMRATI
Vety ct.an, beaut Int. """-· .... · ue, ••••••••iii Quet~•"•rte A -You have a minimum double. a true claaalc bMl.ltyl Vwy condition, Beautiful 4-dr MdMI
The aureaL w"r to tell par1.ner aboul 111,IOO. 723-4014 ru~ ;~,~~~~· •JUIT ARRIVED* Ivory w/c.n.tnef ttht • backpaclung
56 Stamina
22 Goddess of the dawn 24 Netting
43 Actobat's bar
46 Sheet fabric
48 -and downs
61 ri=.
63 A Nttle bit A • Thia is a textbook problem.
Jump to three not.rump to show a
hand or 16-18 points with, 11pecili-
cally, a 4-3·3-3 pattern.
your strength ii to pua at this ee• BIU9boy 24' & 1977 1H• •••-ma Int, cu1tom wh .....
tum.Don'tworryaboutyourfour-Trailer with new tlrH. MAZDA 1125 1HllSwlfte 22,eeo mu.a. 117,850/
card spade support. Partner expects Sacrifice •••o. Immediate O.llvery. obo. PP. 873-e219 NB
t.h • '---f · •t· I · (811) 3el-1MI. St.It at S1116. a .. ~use o ~our t~ 1a action. 1 , '83 .._.. lllata c (Vlntll03218).
The next move, 1fany, 111 up to 72 Coronado 27 New-pkg, redl\an, custom 714-892.a51
North. =d~=-p ~ Int .. eound, tow mil• LONQPR• SUZUKI TRADE
Q. S • Both vulnerable, as Sou~h
you hold:
MJ71 ~AJ94 . OKQ9S ..S
Your right-hand opponent opens
the bidding with one diamond.
What action do you take?
A • A very awkward hand. The
problem is, if you pass now and
have a one-no-trump response
paaaed back to you, what. then? We
think it wiser to make a takeout
double now, which par1.ner knows is
major-suit orif!nled. Should partner
respond two clube, we will paaa,
transfer a couple or diamonds to our
club holding, then apologize for
being color blind!
· Q. 8 • Bot.h vulnerable, Bl! South
you hold:
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Olt'Hri.ndat, Boatao t:::==::::=:::::::=~=====:;;iiiiiiiiiii Coronado 25' New
Matlner 8HP, 3 aaJl1, 2 •7 8 2 'VK Q OA 5 4 MK Q 9 5 Anchora, radio, alnk,
The bidding has proceeded:
SOtml WEST NORTH
14 30 PaN 1
What. action do you take?
EAST
SNT
A • The opponent.a are in a con-
tract you can surely dereat. If you
double, however, you might drive
them to a diamond partial where no
such guarantee ttista. A double
also runs the risk that partner
might get into the act -with disa11-
trowi consequences. PMS, and
make aure or a 11maJI profit.
dual batterlaa + extraa. $3900. 875·1113
SPEED a
SRI BOATS
•1988 22tt Ski Boat• 5.7 lltr• V-8, King
Cobra 0/0, tow profh hull, juat serviced,
new controller/uphof.
1tery. Great 1kl boat·
faat·looka great. ..... r• ad)' to go. 112,000
646-9449(574-4247
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=-+--+-~r---1 MISC. 6015 ANIMALS 6049 *FR•• 8LIP * PUNDRAIS•M Udo bualnen owner
through classlfled
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D••len•r Store fix· Support Local Busl-ADOPT A-PET haa 40ft Nwpt allp, wll ture1: acrylic, glau. nesses with Big Re-• trade In exchange for ·······-----······-····-·· D YIS,llU. ~y CAil : Dla~ay cubea, card aults for your organl· Every Sat & Sun at use of boat. Exp'd &
C P 0 S b I zatlon. For free pre-PETSMAAT, Fountain rHp. Jamea 831-6884 ra · · · · ca · w 1entatlon or Inform•· Valley. Pupplea, klt-1---------glaaa •helv ... ASAPI tlon call 71~646-3292. l•n• and more, all 35-45 FT PY1 allp, park·
6014 MERCHANDISE APPLIANCES 6011 FURNITURE
723-5251 & 675-2772 Schools, Club•, Rell· looklng for loving, car· Ing avall, on ahore r•
PLANT iiia ACRIES goua Organizations, Ing homea. CALL 597· 1troom, nt Fun ZofM. Juniper•. honey· Athletics. Etc... 9037 for more Info. Walk to reataurant,
--------Washer, 2 yrs new. Futon• $89,bunk b•d•
3·cyole. S250. 722· S159, 6pc rot Iron dl-
1242 or 458·8282 nette S229. Opn 7 d)'I leave message. llr, Bean Bag 532-5o30
suckle, roaemary, 5 atorea & po•t ofc. herba $1. Clttua-frull· -,--------ave abuaed and S600/mo. 723-5835 BUILDING abandoned pets. Be a 1---------
ANTIQUES 6010
avocado trH1, fn.iltlng volunteer/foater. Call Max 18 ft mooring on S10. On palm1 8' S20. MATERJALS 6030,~7_1_4._5_9_7._90_37_.___ Balboa laland In xchg
Ulac $10. I09-674-IM22 &i&iiiii&i&i&i&i&i.-for partial uae of
•BUYING ITEMS• Huge discount on 4 all atHI arch build· Can't seem to eow•r boat. 673-3245
From 1800-1960. 1 pc FURNITURE 60:l4 select •KINDEL* FREE TO YOU 6022 Inga, new, never SIDE TIE to entire aatate. Paint-furniture . Private erected, can deliver. get to all those For 35 ft aallboat, Npt
Inga, books, furniture, 36 .. And ped kltch table palty. 721-839t. *"Rm•• 40x30 was S5990 now repair jobs Bch, ldnt loc. Water,
etc. Immediate cash, S70 3 2-ctrwr chests Queen alz• Futon w/ T•NNIS CLINIC $2990; 4ox62 was around the house? elec. 832•5882
tops. 673-6223 Iv mag S65' ea OBO. 640-5438 pine frame, xlnt cond, 9:00AM·10:30AM $10,850 now $5975; Let the
Ilk• newt Must Gol Saturdava-Onlv. • 50x76 was S13,500
APPLIANCES 6011 Butcher blk table S175, 722-1167 leave mag. All levels and agea. now S9800; 50x150 Cl•••lfted
entertainment center Oakwood Apat1ments was $21,000 now 8eM1tce $125, lovaseaVchalr Queen •lz• aofabed Southalde-(N Bch) $14,900. Endwall1 are ALMOST NEW wht s200. armolr seoo, futon light blue plaid, xlnt Call Luke 722-5958 available. 1-800·320-Directory
kllch cab w/wlne 1100. desk S60 631-0675 cond, $150. 759-3525 2340 help you find -----------
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In the garage
for the car?
Run your ad in
the Newport Beach
Costa Mesa Daily
Pilot and the
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claulfled can
help
· Huntington Beach
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Independent to
reach ~ 100,000
homes. Fax us this
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Run for a week! 1(
your car does not
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FREEi All for $1 o• ···----------···-········--·
$200 ea. double oven & mattresaea. S250 bit of TLC. $400. 640-Classified
$400. 631--0675. OBO. 646--0491. 2500 ext 18, Iv• mag through classlfled &42·5878
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•Bob 841·8085• 673-8065 or 646-8526 Landacape, brick, atone 1---------FLOORS Lawn!f Cleanup•~ The Calif. Publk: Utlll· worKmanehlp, fair Qabb~'• Houae/Pet Re9 rout•RMaulk Concrttt. 100.71 .. 1007 FENCES 3712 THa,..ullnT9rlm9m7 .. tne1 .. ':! Ilea Commlaalon RE· prk:ea. 645-2417 Aon Care aervloe Repair.Clean & Seal
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PRl!Fl'l!R•D RATl!S -r-,m-• .n-.,-G----, ________ BAlfDY MAH 3710 &een So.n. l.afld1Cpng1----------O...AbralM Painting Friendly Service Chemlatry & Phyaica
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