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Home My WebLink About1995-05-26 - Orange Coast PilotSP 0 R TS Costa Mesa zerothg in on football coach t SCHOOL DAYS Students make strides . in science. service l : Real estate agent Thomas L Sutro would like to change an existing dty sign ordinance · ln Costa Mesa that would allow him and other agents to display open house signs along public right-of-ways. Real est-ate agents seek changes in· city sign laws MARC MARTIN /OAJ..Y PILOT Comments trigger city hall fury • Angry city employees defend their performance following ~ouncilwoman Norma Glover's 'customer service' statements. By Evan Henerson, Staff Writer NEWPORT BEACH -Stung by comments from Councilwoman Nor- ma Glover that certain city depart- ments needed to improve customer service skills, angry city employees defended their performance and said that Glover should apologize. Earlier this week, Glover, who sits on the city Finance Co mmittee , objected to pro- posed fee increas- es in the planning and building d e p a ~m ents . With Building Director Ray Schuller in attendance, Glover said she had received complaints from customers who had been "held up" by the two departments while trying to obtain permits or inspections. Until the departments started "treating customers like customers," Glover said she could not support any fee increase. Employees who read the council member's comments in Tuesday's Daily Pilot tacked the comme»ts-.up on city bulletin boards. Department beads held meetings to instigate "damage control." - • Home s.ellers working with Costa Mesa to find the best. way to display their signs. By Iris Yokoi, Staff Writer COSTA MESA -Worried that home buyers won't come calling without signs to lead the way, local real estate professionals are seeking to get the city's strict TO 'PAWS' MMC ~/DAILY P'ILOT Mesa relues while roller blaclbig aloag the boudwalk In In a response letter published Thursday in the Daily Pilot, public works engineer Stepbe.n, Luy d e fende d his co-workers" per- formance and said that Glover's Balboa. But. ore reJuecl may be her pet chlhwmua "'Happy• • be 9'!11 a free ride along the illarellne. I • SEE COMMENTS PAGE 5 Authorities seek identity of mut~ man found at man I •He was found wandering in Crystal Court last weekend and is now staying at a local care ho~e. COSTA MESA -Authori- ties need.help in identifying a mute man who was found wandering in Crystal Court Saturday. When South Coast Plaza security could not communi- cate with the man, who appeared lost in Robinson's- May department store, Costa Mesa police were called to assist with him. Police then asked for help fTom the non-profit Regional Center of Orange County, which serves people with dis- abilities. The center det•r~ mined that the man can IMJar but cannot speak and doein't appear to know sign lan- guage, according to H~ 'htylor, the center's rommum~ services planner. The men lS of Alian dfiiC8nt • and estimated to be in his ear- ly 20s, 5-foot-2 and 120 pounds. When he was found, he was wearing a navy blue shirt and sweat pants, white socks, tan leather shoes.and a brown plaid jacket. The center, located in Orange, plat'ed the man in a local care home until someone da1ms him. In the meantime,. sod4l workers are researching how to tommunlcate with him, Taylor said'. He added that they share inf otmation on lost persons with Uielr lllter agencies aac-"19 state. tr you have any lnfonnaUon ~ardlf19 the identity of this man, contact the Regional Center of Or.-ige County tmake screener or on-call ~r_at 913·1 ' . Genis , co-authors .. - argument against Measure R • Councilwoman's name will be on ballot with others against proposed county sale~ tax increase. By Evar. Henerson, Staff Writer Costa Mesa"\::Znci.lwoman Sandy Genis says she likes to write, particularly on subjects about which she feels strongly. Which is why Genis' is one of the ttve names appearing on the sample ballot argument against \}le Measure R half...cent Sales tax ~ lncreue. Genis and her four otb· er •No on R • members also penned tbe rebuttal to the pro- Meuure R argument. •The argument was actually done by • cOmmlttee,• Genii s a i d . • Some parts of it are my ver- biage and some are other peo· ple's. Some ol my most precious prose got edited out.• On the ballot·argument, Genii is listed as a coundl member wttb the dty of Calta Mesa. However, her views do not n~~ reflect thole of the dty. •1 can do this u an indMdual. rt•s the right of any dtizen, • Genii Mld. •Anybody can submit argu- ments on efther aide.• The •No on R • pobtiCa1 adioo committee includes Tom Rogers, • see MEASUAe R MGE 4 sign laws modified to help home sales. ' Realtor Tom Sutro is leading real estate agents' effort to per- suade city officials to allow "For Sale" and •Open House• signs in parkways -those stnps of grass adjoining sidewalks. Those landscaped areas are technically public property, but they provide the most att\"active -and sometimes the only -spot to post signs to attract passersby, • SEE SIGNS PAGE 5 QlTE S TI <>:'\ Should ,.., estate agents be allowed to post signs on city park- ways? leave your I views, along with your name, home- town and phone number on the Readers Hotline, 642-6086. Students walk ·out . to protest district's new dress code •About 100 Newport Harbor High pupils leave class to show disdain for new policy. By Roy Chung, Staff Wnter NEWPORT BEACH - Attempting to bring attention to I what they saw as an infringement of personal freedoms, some 100 Newport Harbor Hlt's not me. but my friends," sclld freshman Rory MacKaS', 15 HSome of these guys don't have the money to buy new clothes.· MacKay said if the new dress code is meant to curb gang vio- lence, by prohibiting things like loo!>e and baggy clothing, the dis- tnct hds no cause to make New. port Harbor students suffer the wrongs of other schools. "We don't have a problem here,· he said .. When the bell rang at 10.15 ,, High School stu- dents walked out of class Thursday morning to protest the implementa- tion of the school district's riew dress code. ·Qt.TES T lU N a.m., protester~/ were gree\e(l - by numPrnus cdlll.pus ofh- aals, as well as distnct Supenn-WHAT IS YOUR OPINION of Newport-Mesa's new dress code? I Leave your views, te ndent Mac Bernd, who "They're tak- ing our individual- ity,• freshman Lori 'I)'anler, 15, said of along with your said' he was there to IJ.sten to the concerns of students who were will.mg to play . 6y lhe rules. name, hometown and phone number the Newport- (for verification) on the Readers Hotline, 642-6086. Mesa school board. "They want us to live by their rules and I they're not the ones who go to school here." the demonstration proceeded in an orderly fashion and broke up within about half an hour as some students left. Althoug b Newport Beach police dispatched two police cars lo the area in case things got out or hand, officers reported no arrests or citations. Scheduled for the start of the school's nulnlion break, the demonstration started outside the high school bell tower before moving across lrvme Avenue after the students were threat- ened with arrest for unlawful assembly. When further thr~atened with arrest. about half of the protesters decided to call if day and seem- ingly went home. The other half decided to stick it out. I \ ll I \ AROUND TOWN 4 OfECKfTOUT 2 =ED 8 NOTICES 9 ICHOOLDAYS 6 • 2 Bernd stood. outside the high school. nodding Jus head, encircled by a group of students who welcomed the opportunity to have an audience wtth their district's leader. •1t doesn't seem like a big deal to you . but it's a very big deal tb us." one student told Bernd. But Assoo.ated Student Body president Justin Kerr, 17, said he thinks the demonstration was conducted out of ignorance by students who had no idea what the new dress code entailed. ·After awhile it turned into a Joke," Kerr, a junior, said. #I'm sure some people were out there because they got to miss class.• Kerr scUd the ASB bas not approved or chsapproved the new dress code, but they plan to study 1t and announce their opinion • SEE DRESS CODE PAGE 5 \\ I \ I 11 I I: · We're coming out ol the --II 8 tiC j Fuild-raisirig~ scjeQce take center· stage F!D5ign lma••wlate . . 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They S1W 1be Dm9c;iJ mterpretaDon al 'U:xd d tbe Rings • A Dim'ill« · lead ~ fr<ml the ~ 1he Mbestra ~ DJUSIC 1o enb.mat the feeling al the pas.- sage. • Lord ot the Rings. is the seoood a the four-book seoes ... nc:en by J.R.R. Tolloen. ·we are happy 10 ar1l10UIX2 tbal 1be 2nd Annual PTA craft tau m AID 1 ... ~ sa~il The pt)-' a!ll!lds will bml* the stiadents and i.aB There "'"m:! -4 t aafters who !dd their wares. and 40 ratf1e pm.es ... 'ere W'Cll by lucky sboppels. . Te\\.'inide seven1h grader.> will participa1e m the ENABL progxam (F.dlratioo Naw and ~Late!) d1mng tbe1T ~ da.sses. 1bis pt.<JraID r. based on abstinence. end will be presented by the QJahbon for Children. Adoles- celts and Parents, and the Orange County Department ot Education 'With fundmg prOYlded by the state Department ot Health SelVlces. A look at our science depart- ment fincb Mrs. Rnamore's sev- en!b grade science students studymg the body systems. Recentiy they assembled skele- un. at vole. 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'1/!IJIJ ' ".,.,V.1rt Bh d JX<AW:img hmch 1ar aD (be ttwb- eG OD 'Iuesdq Secdime:S sm- pm.ed teachers ""l:ll ~ed pcdet> d trea5 fume So.Dora flemenLvy Sdxd ¢>deot Seim MacMjDle .zs teacbinqCPR to Sclxll:a s teach- cityside en Tak:mg ~ "':!n:1'~· ly 17 d Saxra ~ ~ mim!ld n a:i atter-won ~to upda:e thelr Sean s.a}-r. M e:DJOred teadung lm formt::r v...vt>ers.. \\bo KldnappE'd Mrs. Green.· The students performed a senes ot e~nments mvolvmg acids. ~ weight, measurement and rompansons to fmd the cuJprit. -Rycin Miller, Editor-m-chief TeWmkle Thunder A cyclist rides along the Back Bay trail near University and Irvine Avenue. With warmer . weather expected for the Memorial Day weekend, more and more cycllsts are certain to explore the Back Bay. •.tAl!C M4RT"IN D~\' PltOT • bona.I ~· d t4itP '' f<XPllJTJ m lture '" pl.JP'~ ,,,,. f!JCJ11 filrm fuin lndld to ~i. F1n1and to Bra:ril C4ll pr<J\~ "'1tl'r fddJon M<At c.an bf~ C~ r,11.d <1 nochdrge for d w'~k WJfr1 <1 . ''"· pr.Mt Bead> Pubbc UbrtifY 'Aid A."ld Library SPrvices are just a phone call away E""Y dt< (!SS to all awport 8'-<Jc h Pubh< Ltbrane!> ~ runent· I)' ,, .• atlobJe through one central t .. JPpb<me number· 717-3800 na del Mar, Manneri) Citizen Of the year CODSldered one of the mo t pres- • 4 -Cluldren s sel'VlC~ tig1ous honors m Ne'lil.rport is 100 person For more mfor· mdtlon and reservations. call the chamber at 729-4400. dJ1 can <.pefl up OPW wrx1d,_ '' Jo~ dJld ~. gqht" ~ ICJUDds that prCN'! UldJ lAJI pidn<"'l 1 d1tef aD. JUii Ofle, ~l'(j UTlJVf-1'1/• C~tomers with touch-lone ph<Jnes can then dla1 dlrPCtly from th" followmg meou of options • 1 -Ref erenCP inqwnes • 2 -Cuculabon and reoewah mtormauc.n • -Branch hbranPS <Balboa, Coro- • 5 -Llterdcy services dinner planned 1 Beach • 6 -AccPS~ to the online catalog The chamber will also hunor by modem IDia!Pacj Newport Beach's annual Cib· I the Newport Beach Fire Depa.rt· • 7 -Hours dJld d!Tectwns zen of the Year banquet will be 1 menL Mike Stanko, the outgoing • 8 -Admuustrd.tton held June 23 at the Fow Seasons board chauman, will be recog- • 9 -Replay of the above informa-· Hotel nized, and Rush Hill ll the tum I Sponsored . by the Com-mcommg board chauma.n. will Cmtomers with rotary dlaJ modores Club of the Newport be mtroduced. NOTE: Police Files will not appear in today's Daily Pilot . tt will return tomorrow. • LtlDaiW• ea.*2 IS thfo J~ Seidl lllr.t.n 0'9dt It CM I\ >M~ bf ttw- ulf of ttw Newport ~ P\.tiK lbary 1'* WIM'k\ coUm ~bf Sar• earnde tl-1'!~ can wart on the hne Harbom Area CbdlnberofCo~-FOnnaTafffreis requesled f,or-t for further d..S.5istanef> merce. the a war~ winner is J the 6:30 p.m. da.nner Aduussi<>n-J.. .__~~~~~~~~--=-~~ ~Pilot VOL et. NO. 117 TNOMASH.~. ~ ...... ~ ldrtor t1W1-6•1 ~Edllor -YOUI, City &M.or ~ IMa'fWI. "'°'°Editor _...,._ CJr~MaNger .... ~. Pt~Mtneget MICMUl~ ~~ IUOYCMllWG. a..tied.....,., "" 7 ......... contloler ... Wln-642 ... , t")Uf al•lllWM9 ~ fN/ be .n.fd '° recDtd lettet1 io ~ tdrt.or on anx top<. ADDftESS 0ur addret111 no w aay s , C.oN ~ CMlf 92627 COBBECllOHS It IS ti'-fYllot'• pol;ey to ptompt I ly CCKrect .-ron ot ~ ...._.wt S7oMZJJ. Than~~ ~Newport le~ Meow ~ Pik:Jt (USPS-l44-IOO) • IMJ'Jihed Monday through Sat. wday, In Ne\•port lead\ and Cotta Met.a.~ .... 0ttty .w .. W. bV ~IO The TlmitJ Orange '°"1ty .,. Hl .. 1~1 .,, ... pwideOf Newport a..d'I and '°"" M9M, ~to the Oaily "°' or"Y .,. .v.iw. by"'-' '°' Sl.Y pet month. s.cond de9 ,,_. 5)liid ~ COIU ~CA ~ indude lilt lpplcM!f1 .... and'°"'~)~ ~ ~ lddrWl~to 1he Mlwpott ~Mlle ~ "'°" '0 .. '"°· Coa Mel. CA 92626 ~ Ho news ttotfft, lu$tr~ edrto- Nl matter 0<~ twlin CMI be reprodiJcal Wrch- out -men~ of "'91• ~owner. HOW TO REAOf US ~ The Ttme Orange County (800) 2S2"'9141 Adwrtiling ctmfled 642-5678 ~642-4321 £dltotW News S40-122.4 Sports 642 .... 330 News. Sports Fax ~170 E-Mail: Flll71 MProcf9y.c.om MlinOMr.e luiinel Offlc.e 642-4321 ...,_Fa 631·5902 ~by ~~Hews, ::::::..~ .. Pxidck 1t and ao M ~ Newport kad\ 62/57 h~ 62157 Costa Mesa 68157 CorONdelMM W57 ._FCMWCAST LOCA~ SIZE Wedge 4-S' Newport 4-S ' Bladt~ l-Ss ""' Jetty l · s s CdM • 4-S s W!1h • fOtX foot ~swell Ooudy this momtng with chance of c.oasul fog; dewing with sunshitw in the afternoon. TIDB _ TODAY Fntlow 2·42 a.m 00 Fnthigh · 8Sh.m l6 Second low 1:51 p..m. 1.5 S«.ond high a·1'p.m s.s ......,.y Rnttow 1:17 am. ·CJ.l Ant high t:lla.m." )6 s.cndlow 2:2t p "'· 1.7 SeCond tMgtt l'AJp.m • 5.6 .... 1 ¢111&&'' Graduation schedules: ~..,Pf~ C.emonle for ~-Mew Unif.ed ScN>ol OtStrict mtenne- cf.-te and high Jd'ools are ~Alt foftows· •C....tllllilllr HllhkMol Wednndly, June 21, J Pin Quad 2101 E.Mtbluff °' Newport ~ 92660 • c.e. .......... Schoot Wildl~ Jurw 21. 6 pm .. aciftc~ 1CIOfwDf C.olb ~ 92626 -............. ~ ..... ..... Wt* ·-~l1, Jpfft • ~f"..ict 16th S~ a IMne Ave Newport 8NCh 92663 •9edla.y ...... Schti a..._, .. Vilt. HilhSctloot I ~June21, 1~a.m. 39Q Montt VtSta Aw '°"" Mesa 92627 I •C.-..djl ..... ....... I s.tufday, Jun. 10. 6 pm ~Gym 2101 Eastbluff OJ. Newport 9"ch 92"0 ........ ·-.......... =~ ,,, 'p.ft\. 1224 CllltotNa ,.,. COIU Mell RIM • .. • i \ --. . • I ~ • .. ANDREA ESTEY I DAILY PILOT Skl Melnscheln, a.k.a. the Blrdman of Newport, shows off some of this pets at the Newport Pier, a popular perch for many colorful people. Costa Mesa theater, music groups receive windfall donation By Matt Coker, Entertainment Editor COSTA MESA -Orange County philanthropist William J . Gillespie is donating more than $5 million to Orange County Per- forming Arts Center. Pacific Sym7 phony Orchestra. South Coast Repertory. Pacific Chorale and Orange County Philharmonic Society. family spokesman Richard Gadbois m announced Thursday. Gadbois, first vice president of Merrill Lynch and the financial expert in charg~ of the ' "compli- cated financial plan" that allowed Gillespie to "immediately guar- antee the financial success of these organizations." said the cash gifts will arrive next week. "no strings dtldched." The donation. which Gadbois said comes from Gillespie's "per- sonal foundation and trust assets." directs $2.8 million lo the center, $1 million to the chorale, $940,000 to SCR and $680,000 to OCPS. The symphony gets $1.2 million in addition to the $2 mil- lion the Gillespie Foundation pledges annually to fund PSO's Music Director's Chair. Gillespie, who has previously set up trust funds to pay these and other Orange County arts organi- zations when he or his wife dies, freed immediate cash now because of Orange County's financial crisis and threats to arts groups here and throughout the country in the wake of dwindling government ald, including threats to tbe National Endowment for the Arts, Gadbois said. No matter what you're 'doing, your.hometown newspaper FITS IN ... Daily Pilot The Gillespie family has roots in Orange Coµnty dating back lo the early 1900s. A rancher and bean farmer, Gillespie was one of the largest founding investors in Farmers Insurance 40' years ago. His investment was relatively small by today's standards, but its value mushroomed when the insurance company was acquired in 1988. •tte's quietly supported these organizations a long time.· said Gadbois, who· added that Gille- spie was not present at the announcement because he is •private and modest and he'd rather focus attention on the orga- rtizations than him." Gillespie is hopeful his "shot in the arm for all these organiza- tions" will spur others to con- tribute. Opera Pacific and Master Chorale of Orange County were the only regional presenters at the center that were not cut in on the $5 million windfall. •Bill feels these (groups that were mcluded) are the major organizations." Gadbois explained. Center president Tom Tomlin- son publicly thanked Gillespie on behalf of those major organiza- tions. PERFORMANCE ROVER" JAGUAR 1 OTH ANNIVERSARY! .. 714/ 650•5860 ~ 7:30AM · 6:00 PM• 2 SHUTTLES RUNNING DAILY ,' t ll ( >1 K'-> 1'.i< )f< 1 Hr •f T HIAN< ,1 1 •,u1 JARF .'037 HJ\f~IH >I~ Bt \fl C< JC..TA Ml •,A CA 92627 CE SALE FRIDAY, MAY'26, 1995 • Amphitheatre gets new sound system • Choice is made after two systems were tested last month at the Pacific Amphitheatre. COSTA MESA -New data from last month's sound tests at the Pacific Amphitheatre deems the show will go on with all the fanfare -but not the noise. After years of fighting the noise booming from the amphitheatre, residents de mand- ed sound tests and Orange Coun- ty Fair officials. as the new man- agers, obliged. . On April 18, intensive sound tests by engineers using pitches, , tones and music were conducted on two diff eTent sound systems. Residents in the Mesa del Mar and College Park areas, which neighbor the amphitheatre, were also invited to grade the systems. A compilation of the data resulted in the selection of the C- 6, or conventional system, over a newer one devel9ped in France. According to the data, there was• n 't any significant difference in the two systems, so fair officials and sound engineers chose the conventional one because it offers a higher quality sound and is more user-friendly. The system is compatible with the tair board's desire to maintain levek within the sound restrictions bordering resident:MI areas. The sound levels wOl be. significantly reduced compared, to those heard and loathed by res- idents in the past And gone are the days when Guns 'N Roses and other heavy: rock bands belted out concerts in the amphitheatre. A new image will be ushered tn with a sound. that ts softer and mellower, like Whitney Houston and Barry Manilow. Speakers will be positioned at locations and angles to contain the sound within the venue. Con- certs during. the July 7-23 Orange County Fair will operate under the same conditions, accoT<ling l<>"'tl fair officials. State.rules agaiilst longtime fair food vendor·0 COSTA MESA -The state Department of General Services bas dashed protests from the sec- ond longtime Orange County Fair vendor to have its contract sev- ered this year. State officials said the fair did not act unreasonably or unfairly when it did not renew the contract with Lake Forest-based Cutting Board Caterers after 11 years. The fair board instead awarded the food and beverage contract to newcom~r Fanfare, an Oakland company. The awarding of the contract was determined on the technical aspects and the highest bid of rev- e nue· lo the fair, according to fair officials. Fanfare's promised percent- ages of gross sales for food and beverages, beer and tobacco resulted in an estimated average annual revenue payment' to the fair of $396,692. Last year, the fair- ground's portion of tbe $1.1 mil-~t lion gross revenue generated by 1·• Cutting Board was $365,775. The five-year contract is to pro-·' vide concessions for the events at the Orange County-Fair, Pacific Amphitheatre. the Equestrian Center. International Speedway ' and other events held at the fair-· grounds during the year. =================~====================================================!5!!!:!•# , ')J P"W--------------------~~ 1894-1995 Low 30-.YEAR FIXED RATE MORTGAGES ARE BACK --DON'T MISS OUT THIS TIME! RA TES IN THE 7 °/o RANGE AGAIN ... FOUR GENERATIONS ~ 101 Years! ' 11 • REPLACE TllE UNCERTAINTY OF AN ADJUSTABLE LOAN • • PAY OFF YOUR BALLOON NOTE OR YOUR 2ND T.D. • • Go t>W. tM P'OfcuiOllals wlto CWll 'ftiwr "" bat"'" 111 tJi, "1wat pouibU co.at. .. INTERCON CAPITAL (71 4) 261-5188 Rnl U.... -.1c-~ etllnl t:aMo All Hardwood Flooring On SALE • f ') .ALDEN"'S ~ /) ' \ When you need to know ... 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How the ingredi- ents were grown and processed on the way to their grocers' shelf is becoming more important to today's customer,·· says Nell. "Ou r goo) through- out this endeavor has been 'create a.gr~t ta..<tiQg pretzel that happens to be o~io."' C!!2:t!!f-£!) N&Uw'al ... t•fln n a 225 ~t 17th Slrttt Costa Mesa. CA 92627 · (714) 631""47·U : i ,J ..: . "'' I •TODAY PltETZEL TASTING Nell Newman, daughter of actor Paul Newman. will be at Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th Street, Costa Mesa with samples of her new organic pret- zels. Tbe taste demo will take place from noon to 4 p.m . For information, call 631-4741. •SATURDAY WRITERS WORKSHOP Bring an example of your writ- ing and learn story structure through group discussion , evalua-• tion and encouragement. The 9 a.m. to noon workshop is offered by and at Harbor Christian Fel- lowship, 740 W. Wi.lsOn St., Costa Mesa. Call 631-7730. FESTIVAL OF ARTS. The waterfront resort will be hosbng the Third Annual Festival of Arts from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The festival -which runs on Sunday as well -will includes a rt exhibits. musical presentations and dance performances. Parking IS $3 and admission to the festival is free. For information, call 729- DUNE. SAILING WORKSHOP Ordnge Coast College's Sailing progrdm 1s offering a three-hour workshop designed to teach the basicl> of outboard engine mainte- nance dnd troubleshooting. Mike Clark, d factory-trained mechan- ic, will conduct the seminar which runs from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at OCC'l> Sailing Center, 1801 W. Pacific Coast Highway in New- port Bedch. The cost is $23 per perso n of $39 for couples. To reg- ISter, caU 645-9412. FISH FRY RAFFLE Costa Mesd High School c;eniur~ dnd parent::. will be al the RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Where Your Dollar Covers Morel 1922 HARIOl llVO .. COSTA MESA -5'8· 1156 _'.J • OUR MEALS ARE A. 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The shel- ter is located at 6904 W. Pacific Coast Highway in Newport Beach and cats brought into the shelter are then placed with new families in the community. From 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. attendees will be able to view the new shelter and cats: as well as listen to guest speakers. For reservations, call 650-1232. Kmart Plaza on Harbor Blvd. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., selling Lions Club Fish Fry Raffle tickets. The grand prize is a 1995 Pontiac Firebird and all proceeds of the raffle will be split between the high school and the Lions Club. For informa- tion, call 545~9705. •SUNDAY CPR CLASS The American Heart Associa- tion is conducting a CPR class at the Newport-Costa Mesa-Irvine YMCA, 2300 University Drive, Newport Beach, fo r BLS-B level certification (adult C PR). Regis- tration is required for the 1 p.m . to 5 p.m. class and the cost ~ $25 for members and $35 for non-mem- bers. For information, call 642- 9990. •WEDNESDAY ESTANOA. COUEGE NIGHT Estancia High School. 2323 Placentia Ave. in Costa Mesa, is sponsoring a· MCollege Night" at 7 p.m. in the schools Social Studies Court. Parents and students from the Newport Mesa Unified School District are invited to hear presen- tations from the University of Cal- ifornia, the Association of Inde- •ONGOING MINI-PSYCHIC FAIR ~From Russia With Love: East Meets West, Psychics Together,• a mini-psychic fair, is held 4 to 9 p.m. every other Sunday, at Leon- ,tietf's Waterfront Cub, 3101 W. Coast Highway, Newport Be ach. There is no entry fee. Individual readings cost $10 to $45. For more information, phone Cosmic Con- nections at 645-9900 or the restaurant at 631-9999. • Send your items to Around Town edi- tor. The Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St .. Cos- ta Mesa, Calif. 92627. 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MEASURER former Republican Centr om- mittee chairman; Bruce Wbi a.ker, spo for the Committ s of C nee; Hal F , pasf ent of ge County · efs and Sheriffs Association; and Teddi Lorch, a trustee with the Saddleback Community Col- lege District. • Supporters of Measure R. who call themselves Citizens for Eco· nomic Progress, include County CEO William Popejoy, League bf Women Voters president Connie Haddad, California Teachers Association President Del Weber, Orange County Sheriff Brad Gates and Reed Royalty. execu- tive vice president of the Orange County Taxpayers Association. Genis and Whitaker are. also making the rounds on the debat- ing circuit. trying to convince vot- ers not to support the half-cent sales tax increase during a J une 27 special election. The Measure R debate reunites Genis, a frequent tax opponent, with many of the people she worked with during the anti-Me1:1- sure M campaig{l. During thdl effort, opponents unsuccessfully tried to shoot down a sales tdx increase for transportation pro- jects. Irortically, several anti·ldX groups say that if the county c::an access Meuwe M funds, the R ' tax may be unneceaaiy. Measure R proponents say the tax is the only means through which Orange County can climb its way out ol bankruptcy. Even after selling assets, prlvatWng and cutting the county operating budget. the county still faces a substantial deficit. Without a tax Increase, the county will not be able to meet its $400 million bond obligation in June, proponents claim. Opponents argue that a sales tax increase would bury the coun- ty in recession. Without proper oversight, there is no guarantee that they money generated will be used to repay schoo1s and cities that invested in the county pool. "The proponents' ballot argu- ment tugs at people's tieart strings,• said Whi~er. "We're attacking the credibility of those who are proposing· the tax. We hope the voters understand they've cried wolf once too often • The No on R Argument begms "Who's spending millions trying to pass this regressive tax? Follow the money!• It argues that there are alternatives to tax; that a tax would not prompt change in the strutture of county government; and that the money would "go to the same arrogant bunglers who gambled Ora nge County into bankruptcy, II . COME ON ... YOU KNOW YOU NEED THOSE TEETH CLEANED YOU REALLY DO CARING FOR PEOPLE LIKE YOU CHARLENE NAPOLITANO, DDS SUSAN MILLAR, DDS 1831 ·0RAllGE AYI, sum D COSTA Miil 142-0IOI . .. mWlll IAITlml cona mu• ••on llACll OPEN DAYS AND EVENINGS ... SIGNS CONTINUED FROM 1 Sutro says. On another slgnage front, ~ome developer Mike Kerr is hop· mg to convince city officials to adopt a community sign plan that would allow "classy• wooden signs -much like those used in new developments in South County -to designate residential communities in'Costa Mesa. Neither effort will be easy in a city where residents and city lead- ers have taken tough, zero-toler- ance stances to signs and banners that many say clutter the city. Other business owners have already battled with the city over its sign regulations. Smaller mer:. chants in p~cular say the tough laws hurt their business since banners and signs provide their cheapest mode of promotion. But both Sutro and Kerr say they are trying to work coopera- tively, not combatively, with the city to make some changes. Sutro and Kerr have each discussed their ideas informally with Mayor Joe Erickson and city hall staff members. Both men said they agree with residents who complain about fliers and signs cluttering tele- phone poles and medians. "It's easr to see the city's frustration, .. said Kerr, whose company, West- port Homes, has several new home projects in the city. "We understand residents' concerns." In that vein, Kerr hopes the city will consider adopting community sign standards for larger, sturdier signs that he'd like to see posted at community entrances and on major roadways in the city to direct buyers to ne w home devel- opments. He wants to model the stan- dards after those used in South County, with a uniform set of col- ors and other guidelines that would make the signs consistent and "classy," not fragmented and cluttered. The idea, he said, is "to help new home buyers and sellers con- nect, and to reduce the prolifera· tion of signs in the city." Like other local merchants, • • ,', " ' ' I KENNY 1!1 • PRINTER . ' '· . .-, .' Kerr said be relies on signs as an affordable advertising medium, since he is a builder of small hous- ing projects, not a large developer of tract homes. "The biggest chal- lenge ts to inform potential buyers we're there,• be said. ·we don't have a big advertising budget." · Sutro concurs. What he strives for is a relaxing of the law that now prohibits real estate signs on medians and parkways. The medians, he accepts; the park- ways are another story. Parkways are often the only visible site for signs touting con-· dos and townhomes for sale inside a complex. Sutro said. If the sale home is situated deep inside a complex, there's nowhere to post a sign, since homeowners' associ- ations also typically prohibit signs on landscaped common property, he said. Some re.al estate agents, however, don't realize that the parkways are city property, he said. . So Stltro proposes that "Open House" signs be allowed in the public right of way only during hours of the open house, and "For Sale" signs be allowed if there is nowhere else to post the sign. Plus, he wants to set reasonable size limits so that there are no 40- foot ~gns in the parkway, he said. What triggered his proposal was a flurry of city ~nforcement activity in recent months. He said several real estate agents have had their signs removed by the city and had to pay the $5 first- offense fine. But what worries real estate professionals is the $250 fine the city assesses on a second offense. "Some kids play around and move our signs, but it'~ the realtor who has to pay for it," said Sutro, who is branch manager at Cold- well Banker. Mayor Erickson said he is open lo both proposals, but isn't won over by the ideas yet, partly because he is uncomfortable with the idea of public property used for advertising. "I've got mixed feelings." he said . "I very much dislike the neon colored signs I see : .. making our city look like a huge garage sale ... but I'd like homes to be bought in Costa Mesa rather than rented." US TREASURIES m 250-6345 or eoo 876-6829 Sec:urttlel Amlrlca, me.. Membef: NI-SO SIPC 2082 ~ Drlw. St.. 212 IMne. CA 92715 2~ Ho,ir R.1t" Info 1 800 US TREASury COMMENTS CONTINUED FROM 1 remarks were inappropriate. Luy, who is president of the 35- member Professional and Tech- nical Employees Association, said that department moral~ is already low as the city faces downsizing an,d budget cuts. Employees have taken on new job duties to compensate for employees lost during staffing crunches, workers said. "Even in the face of declin- ing morale, the people do work very hard to represent the city's interests," said Luy, who put a copy of his letter in Glover's mailbox at City Hall. "I think an apology is due to the people over in building and planning. That seems only right, only fair .• Glover on Thursday said her comments were not directed at DRESS CODE CONTINUED FROM 1 Tuesday. Afterward, he hopes representatives will go into the classrooms and dispel some ·of the rumors and misconceptions. "It's not entirely the worse thing in the world," Kerr said of the dress code, which be thinks will affect a small number of stu- dents. "It's putting dress code into writing so the (school) board has more authority with people who are coml>leteJy out of order.· While the protest was peaceful in nature, school officials promised disciplinary action would certainly be forthcoming. "They're probably going to get suspended or attend Saturday school, and they've bee n warned.· Principal Bonnie. Maspero said. "Obviously I'd like them in class because that's where learning goes on, not on a street comer." • Staff writer CAROLYN MIUER con- tributed to this report. ·cALLTODAY FOR .THE BEST DEAL OF THE YEAR! ' . £80/j}§{jj]f,J/3' THIS IS THI ONI YOl'VI lllN WAITING FOR. Pick up the phone -quick! You con get our pop- ular 3-STAR PACKAGE Including Complete Basic, The Disney Channel, Encore, HIO onp Cinemax for just $19.95 for the first month! Save more than $20! .. 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This has nothing to do with personalities or people." Glover said she'd like to fol- low other cities' move toward such services as one-stop per- mit processing. "I have people call me who would like better customer ser- vice," she said. "It's when peo- ple are getting permits or things like that and the people do not feel that things proceed in a timely manner. I never made the c<;>mment that anyone was treated rudely." The councilwoman said she had not received Luy's letter personally but did read it in the Daily Pilot and "it didn't faze me." "I gue$s that if I can take the heat. to make something better for the customers, that's my responsibility as a public offi- cial,· she said. [!) Although Glover said she bad beard reports of lengthy delays in processing building inspections, Schuller said his staff performs all •types of inspections the same day the request is issued. Complaints from citizens are often unjusti- fied or false, be said. Still, he admitted that he was angered by Glover's comments. •As a leader, I need to pro· tect my troops," Schuller said. "I don't care U she's against raising fees, but when she starts attacking employees, it's a dif- ferent issue." According to Schuller, Coun- cilman Tom Edwards helped diffuse department anger some- what by faxing a note of appre- ciation to the building and plan- ning departments. "Whether l w~s dealing on bebaff of the city or for my own personal business . . . 1 found everyone to be kind, courteous and extremely professional,• Edwards wrote in hls letter. Edwards said that Glove r's comments had not prompted bis remarks. •J just thought (the employees) needed a pat on the back,• he said. Mayor John Hedges, who attended the finallce committee meeting, also praised the city's employees foT their talent and loyalty. He said Glover's remarks were "off the cuff,• but added that the quotes in Tues- day's article did not necessarily represent Glover or the sµb· stance of the entire meeting. "What came out in the paper malces Norma out to be some- body she's not," Hedges said. "Her statements were based on complaints she had received from private citizens. She relayed those complaints and reacted to them.~ · Hedges added that public officials will probably be more careful about what they say during open meetings for fear their statements will be pub- lished m piecemeal fashion. "That's a loss for the public process,· Hedges said. [!) ·~ ~ < £~(~~. ·~ E ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ [!) ----CUISINE OF THAILAND {jOVRMET LUNCH SPECIAL SOVP & SPRINCi R~LL + RICE + ENTREE FROM 5 .95 . FAST SERVICE! NO FAT! 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Betty Benson pulls life preservers out of the small galley. Climbing about their Catal.l· na 27 -·The Oasis• -the crew members forget the day-to-day problems of retired We They concentrate instead on the JOY of gomg out to sea. At 81, Feeley, a Costd Mescl resident, can still handle Lhe boat with ease. ·n;m the sheets. Belly." yells Feeley, his hand on tht.> tiller. "Let's take her out." The crew members, grdleful for a chance to sail, alternate betwe~n talking quietly and traveling together in silence. Ex-boat owners, they sail on a craft that belongs to Frie nds of the Oasis Senior Center. Nine years ago, a member of the Corona del Mar senior cen- ter offered use of his boat to interested senior sailors, result- ing in a quickly formed Oasis Salling Club. Two years later. the boat was sold, and club member Stan Haux.hurst donated "The Oasis." Re-rigged and boasting new sails, she leaves the dock off Bayside Drive at 10:30 a.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- days for a day off the coast. sometimes going as far south a s Dana Point. The vessel holds no more than four sailors - A Relaxing Solution For Memorial Day. Located next to the Ferry •Peninsula Reserve Now! 673 -7200 •Open Daily • Quiet and Easy to Drivel • Catering Available • Stereo Cassettt Radio ' ·crew members from the Oasis Sailing Club and their friends - and typically returns around 5 p.m. The sailin~ dub. with 20 members ranging in age from 56 to 81, meets ort the last Thursday of every month to pass around a sign-up sheet and talk about maintenance. Members pay for their sail- ing: $20 for the first venture of each month; $15 for the second and third; but the fourth jaunt is free. Friends cost $15. Fees cover maintenance and truces. Feeley is quick to point out that they do not use tax- payer money to support their salt-water adventures. HWe are sell-supporting," said Fee ley. "Everything on the boat we pay for.H The sailing expeditions ~re not without their exciting moments. For example, Demus, a for- mer mechanic who lives in Newport Beach, fiddled around with a broken pump on one venture, forgot to eat his snack and fell into a dia- betic coma. At the h elm, Fee- ley radioed in for medical assistance, and sailed quickly to sh ore. Paramedics met them and rushed Dennis to the hospital where he quickly recovered. Undeterred, Dennis -who ·has sailed on "The Oasis" for five years -continues his w eekly outings. "I get a day apart from my wife, H said De nnis, who has been m arried to Pat for 44 years. "She won't go in any- thing smaller than an ~00-foot The 27·foot Catalina sailboat, donated to Friends of the Oasis Senior Center from Stan Hauxhurst, ls named aptly "Oasis." cruise ship. So. she does lai chi and I go sailing. "It's a nice change to gel out with a friend and enjoy the salt air." Agreed Benson. a Lido Isle resident: "It's peaceful and relaxing. 1 love the ocean." ~ Newport Harbor shows prowess at nationals N ewport Harbor High School, the recent winners of the 1995 High School Dinghy Nationals held May 6-7 at the Coronado Yacht Club, trav- eled to Massachusetts last week- end to compete in the 1995 High School Team Racing Nationals for the Baker lfophy. Though sailing in unfamiliar boats and on unfamiliar waters, the team sailed to an incredible second place finish, solidifying their position as the top high school sailing team in the nation. Sailing in a 3-on-3 formal, Newport Harbor featured the combinations of Nathan Dunham SPICIAIJZJIG II m Blft{)U!IOI AIDIDAIBOI IOODDBOA!B lllll&lm•• lfMlll l with Heather Porter, Casey and Patrick Hogan and Steve Kleha with Mandy McDonnell during the lighter races and Dunham/Hogan, Hogan/fucker Campbell and Kleba/McDonnell in breeze-on. Having practiced team racing over the past month, the seven members were ready for anything in a sport where any- thing can happen. Hosted by Tabor Academy in .Marion, Mass., the Baker lfophy saw a variety of conditions, typical on the East Coast in the spring, with 6 variable to 18 knots on Sat- urday and a light 8-10 on Sunday. with a mild 1 foot chop persisting throughout the regatta. Newport Harbor was able to adapt to the conditions rather easily, but the standard East Coast 420 was another story. The West Coast uses the Plying Junior, a smaller. lighter boat than the 420 that is easier to tack and points much higher. The 420 on the other hand is a heavier, slower boat that does- n't like to be tacked and hardly points itt all. The 420 is a perfect boat for the ocean conditions of the Atlantic, namely a good chop and plenty of breeze, whereas the Plying Junior is perfect for the West Coast's lighter conditions. Having been in a 420 under five times, the team felt a little off their pace, though the results proved differently. Most sailors either love or hate the 420, and the Newport Harbor team was leaning to the d1sli.ke side at the end cl. the regatta. With the boat cUtferences in mind. Newport still showed its prowess as a team to be reckoned with. ln the 13 races cl. the lelieS, Newport ftnlabed M , behind the bolt school, Tabor Academy,' who ~with a recordd13-0. Tbougb the~ lbow Tabor as the dominant force, according to Newport.Harbor roach Jaime Malm. the Harbor Nilor'I were Just stephanie keefe as good. "Tabor sailed well but their boat speed wasn't any better than ours. They had the advan- tage of competing (in the Baker) · th · own boats," said Malm. be first day saw Tabor in a 9-0 position, with Newport right at its heels in 8-1. Three other schools; University of San Diego High School, Palmetto of Miami and The Williams School of RhOde Island, were all tied for 3rd, placing all five teams into the Champ1onship round. . With their only loss to Tabor, the Harbor sailors still felt confident that they could win. . The Championship round again saw Tubor continue its win- ning streak, leaving Harbor in the position of having to win all of their races and then beat Tabor to win. Unfortunatruy, in sailing against an espedally aggressive Palmetto team. Harbor lost the matcb., knocking them out ot COD· tention for the first. Maintaining their previous lead for the rest ot the regatta, Newport finished in second overall with University ftn. ishing in third. ·we were hungry to win, but it was l'abo(s day,• said K)eba ot the regatta. "We haven't sailed that much in the bom, ao we really earned that second." ' Sixteen of the nation's best col- legiate varsi~g teams will gather at the Alamitos Bay Yacht Club in Long Beach starting next Tuesday to compete in the Inter- collegiate Yacht Racing Associa- tion (ICYRA) Sperry Top-Sider National Dinghy and Team Rac- ing Championships. T&se annuaJ events mark the culmination of the collegiate sailing year, which spans both fall and spring . This year, five local residents win compete for their respective colleges in what promises to be an intensely competitive regatta. Bet- sy Carmichael and Danny Zimbal· di of Stanford University will com- pete in the Team Racing Nationals while Carrine Palm, Jonathan Pos- ner and Peter Wells, all members of the UCI Sailing Team will be sailing in both Nationals. Tue five participated in Paci.fie Coast QuaJ- ifier a month ago, with UC Irvine qualifying for both Nationals, Berkeley qualifying for Dinghies and Stanford qualifying (or Teams. According to event organizer Mike Segerblom. the racing will feature some of the best young sailors in the nation. "Collegiate sailors are amongst the, most com· petltive dinghy rarers in the world," said Segerblom. 1\'adition· ally, collegiate sailing is a criticaJ phase in the development ot ath- letes who go on to participate in the Olympics, America's Cup rac~ ing and other world-class competi· lions. To be })eld elf the Belmont Pier in Long Beach, this regatta is set up for prime viewing and will be a .:. great show cl. lkiD especially in the Team Racing Nati9naJs. ·we e~end an open invitation to peer pie in the comm\Dlity Who wouJd like to come and wetch, • offered Segerblom. .. FRIDAY, MAY26, 1995 GORILLA DUST . ,,... Lorin Weiss and sons have turned a beast into a beauty of a racing boat .. SHE IS Gorilla Dust, a Cal 25 owned by Lorin Weiss and bis two sons, Jeff and Linton. Transformed from a dilapidated wreck, Goril- la Oust now wins races through- out the harbor. sons repaired .her. It was slow work. For more than a year, they changed the ugly duckling into ~ proud swan. They replaced all the wiring, fixed the seats, put in new fix. tures and repaired broken hinges. Jeff, a firefighter and cham- UGLY DUCKLING pion sailor, crafted a beautiful Built in 1969, Gorilla Dust tiller. For three months, they spent her early years in North-filled up the "multiplicity of em California. When Weiss saw cracks". her five years ago, she belonged Linton, who owns a window to the owner of Santana Maga-cleaning and pressure washer zine. company in Newport, Jeff and Her seats were broken. Her Weiss finally finished on electrical connections sbot. She Thanksgiving Day, 1994. had hundreds of cracks, and her · stem coming apart.. A PERFECT 10 She was a mess. Her new sails unfurled and "But I knew it could sail its billowing, Gorilla Dust skims rating," said Weiss. After all, the water as she flies about the she was a sturdy Cal 25. harbor. She has already com- Weiss received Gorilla Dust peted in at least 12 local races. in exchange for an article he And done quite well. wrote for the magazine. At that "The worst she's taken is time, her name was Ape ... , third," said Weiss, a member of well, you know . the Bahia Corinthian Yacht "That was great in Northern Club. Of course, the sailors California, but it doesn't fly in might have something to do Southern California," said with her success. We1ss. 69. "Its not funny in "My sons are champion rac- Southem California." ers." said Weiss. "They tolerate So he changed h er name to me because I'm the daddy." Gorilla Dust, to lessen the Weiss has sailed since he changes of offending anyone. moved to Southern California in And despite her shoddy body, 1951. He bought hjs first boat Gorilla Dust carried Weiss and after sailing only a few times. his sons around the harbor. Weiss promptly ran the 24 foot ·And the more we sailed it, catch into the cruiser Los Ange- the better we .started liking it. les. Weiss fixed her mast, but We thought, why not dress it she subsequently died in a up? So we did." said Weiss, a storm. former engineer who later got Since then, Weiss has owned involved in selling semiconduc: a number of sailboats. But now tors. he only has Gorilla Dust, and he In their spare time, Weiss, a couldn't be prouder. Costa Mesa resident. and his In the galley, a brown stuffed . ./ SPECIAL EVEN~S BIG BASS. TOURNAMENT The 1995 Newport Bay Big Bass Tournament Will be held from ~ a.m . to 2 p.m. on June 3 at Newport Dunes. Rental skiffs are available. Cost is $100 per entry, two people per boat. For more information, call (310) 945-4095. FREE FISHING DAY See if the fish will bite on Free Fishing Day, Saturday, June 10, 8:00 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Shellmaker Island. Interested anglers can also watch fly fishing and visit various learning stations. Food, bever- ages. music, games and prizes will be available. Call 640-6746. HERITAGE REGAlTA The Fifth Annual Ne wport Harbor Nautical Museum Her- itage Regatta will be held at the Newport J-larbor Yacht Club on June 9 and 10. Classic and con- te mporary wooden boats will be displayed. Boats arrive on June 9, and the parade begins at 11 a.m. on June 10. For more informa- tion, call 613-3377. . SURF COMPETmON Surfers can compete in ama- teur and pro-am contests at 54th Street on June 10 and 11. The first contest begins at 7 a.m. June 10. Cost is $30 for amateur only, and $50 for pro-am. For more informa- tion, call the Community Services Department of Newport Beach, 644 -3151. CLEAN HARBOR DAY The Cannery will hold a city- wide event from 8 a .m. to 2 p.m. on June 10 to encourage residents to help keep the harbor clean. When the cleaning is done, volun- teers can attend an awards lun- cheon at the Cannery Restaurant. For more information, call 675- 5777. BIROS AND KAYAKS Go on a birds and kayak tour of the Upper Newport Bay ecologi- cal reserve from 9 a .m.to noon on June 17. The tour begins at the Newport Beach Aquatics Center. A v6lunteer naturalist from the Callfomia Department of Fish and Game will discuss migratory waterfowl and endangered species while an instructor from Paddle Power teaches the basics of kayaking. Cost is $35 per per- son. Call 615-1215 for more lntor- mation. IOAT AUCTION ANO MAIUNE GEM SALE The Orange Coast College Marine Program will auction boats, trailert and marine 9ear at 1370 Adiirii Ave. OQ June 24, begtnnlng at 10 -~ .. Seill, ~ ging winch .. , elec::tronks, and other nautiw lt4pl will be told from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Por more information, call 645-9412. INDEPENDENCE DAY FAMILY CEL- EBRATION The 22nd Annual July 4 Cele- bration at Mariners Park will fea- ture family; picnic games and activities, B~aby the clown and a contest for the most creatively decorated bike for different age categories. A parade begins at 10:00 a.m. at Mariners Drive and Commodore Road. Raffles for door prizes will .be conducted throughout the day. Hot dogs, soft drinks, and other food items will be served. HERITAGE BOAT PARADE The American Nautical Her- itage Boat Parade begins in New- port Harbor at 1 p.m. on July 4. For more information, call 729- 3863. FOURTH OF JULY FIREWORKS Newport Dunes Resort will provide entertainment, BBQ and fireworks on July 4. Parking is $15. For more information, call 729-3863. IF Is HIN GI JUNIOR ANGLER TOURNAMENT Children can participate in a free fishing tournament from June 24 to August 12. Divided into age categories (Junior: up to 10 years old; Senior: 11 to 15 years old), young anglers can win prizes and attend a special awards banquet. For more infor- mation, 673-6316. FOR A LIMITED TIME Go spring fishing for a day aboard the Searcher, at a cost of $60. The Searcher leaves from Newport Landing. Call 675-0550. FISH SCHOOL Fishing school classes are offered on Monday and Tuesday of each week. Classes leave the Balboa Pavilion at 6 a .m. and return at 4 p.m . Cost is $125 per person. For more information, call 673-2810. CHILDREN'S FISHING LESSONS The Balboa Angling Club and the city of Newport will offer a fishing class for 7-12 year olds at the Clubhouse. "A" street and Bay Ave, 8:30 am. to 12:30 p.m., July 1.(. Participants will learn about tie fishing knots, finding and catching bait and the best places to look for different fish. Fishing gear and tackle will be provided. The $15 fee includes a fishing excursion and a sport Hsh- lng identification book. Por more information, call 6'•·3151. . DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Lorin Weiss hangs out on his sailboat, "Gorilla Dust," which he restored from neglect into a racing vessel. gorilla sits with a ribbon about its I "We did four renditions of neck. And on the bow, a painted the gorilla," said Weis$. "We gorilla looks toward the land. wanted to make her... look aggressive, but not mean. Kind- ly. Its hard to get a kindly look- ing gorilla.· • If you know of a boat that should be featured in this section, please call the Readers Hotline, 642-6086 . harbor lights fishing license and use no nets or rods. For more information, call 644-3044. DORY FISHING FLEET Get to the Newport pier/Mdadden square early to watch the fleet return with the fresh catch of the day. The fish is prepared for sale at the open air market. FISHING RENTALS Fishing supplies and/or boat charters are available at Newport l.4nding Sportfishing, 309 Palms, Suite F. 675-0550 and Falco Fish- ing Charters, 832-7708. SIX PASSENGER SPORTFISHING CHARTERS Coastal, shark, swordfish, mar- lin. Catalina Island, Clemente day . and night fishin9 charters are ·available fo r groups or singles. Call Bongos Sportfishing Head- quarters on the Newport Peninsu- la. 673-2810. ISAILINGI THE BALBOA BAY CLUB OPENING WEEKEND The Balboa Bay Club, a chil- dren's yacht club, hosts its open· ing season weekend on June 2. 3 and 4. For members only. Activi- ties include cookouts, swimming contests, crafts, movies, volleyball and yacht tours. For information on membershlp, call 645-5000. SAILING LESSONS ANO BOAT RENTALS Learn to sail or windswf at Newport Dunes. You can also rent windsufers and 14 foot sailboats at $15 per hour. Call 72~·1154. MORE SAILING LESSONS AND BOAT RENTALS Sailboat rentals and private lessons are available at Marina Sailing, located in the Balboa Fun Zone. Advanced classes include navigation, big boat, power boat, introduction to heavy weather and first mate instruction. Call 673-7763 for more information. FULL MOON PADDLE Meet new friends and paddle the local waters by moonlight on June 12, 6:30 to 9 p.m. Kayak rentals cost $20 or bring your own. To make a reservation, call · Paddle Power, 675-1215. KAYM SURFING CLASS Learn to read the swells, time take-oftl, and catch the waves on June 24, 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Cost 1s 155 per penon. Beglnnlng SM u yumg, rOmng dlnlcl and pri- vat. 1111 ona are alllo available. Kayak and ... ski rentals' are aJld available. Por more lnformation. ciil P-'d· die Power, 1500 West Balboa Blvd., 675-1215. KAYAK TOURS AND RENTALS Two hour kayak tours are con- ducted every Sunday, begmrung at 10 a.m. from Newport Dunes. Cost is $15 per adult, $10 per child. Kayak rentals and dd.sses are also available. Call 729-11 54. MORE KAYAK RENTALS Single ($10 per hour) and dou- ble ($15 per hour) kayak rentals are available in the Bdlboa F.un Zone. Call Balboa Boat Rentdls, 673-7200. ROWING LESSONS ANO CANOE RENTALS .......,.. The Newport Aquatic Center offers sweep rowing (one oar). sculling classes (two oars)and canoe rentals. Classes run for four weeks and cost $70. For more information. call 646-7725. SCUBA TRAINING The Aquatic Center. locdtPd at 4537 West Coast Highway, New- port Beach, offers SCUBA tr.aln- ing consisting of six evening and two weekend day classes. Cost ranges from $200 to $310. The center also offers SCUBA rentals. special trips, repairs and air fills. For more information. cdll 650- 5440. I OTHER I RENTAL S Rent boogie boards, beach chairs and umbrellas for $2 per hour al Oceanfront Wheelworks, 105 Main Street, 723-6510. Hours are Monday through Friday, jO a.m . to 7 p.m., Saturday and Sun- day, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. . · Spend a day relaxing in a motorized lounge chair rented from Newport Dunes for $25 pe r h our. Pedalboats, electric boats, boogie boards. inflatable rafts, beach furniture and wet suits are also available. Call 729-1154. \ Balboa Boat Rentals offers ped - aJ boat, sailboat, motorboat, and electric boat rentals in the Balboa Fun Zone. Call 673-7200. Reserve your party pontoon.chaparral run about or family pontoon for the July 4 fire- works. Visit Anchors Away Boat Rentals in the Balboa Fun Zone or cdll 673-3372. jCRUISESj THE BELLE The Newport Landing •Belle· is dvdllable for weddings/receptions, cocktail/sightseeing cruises and meetings at a cost of $250 per hour (minimum two hours) and $150 e.ach additional hour. For charters. call 361-3640. LAVISH SUNDAY BRUNCH CRUISE Enjoy a Sunday bnmch aboard the Pavilion Queen. Harbor cruise begins at 10:30 a.m. Cost is $28 per adult. $15 per child. Narrated Harbor cruises also leave every hour, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. from the Balboa Fun Zone. 45 nunute (adult $6, child $1) and 90 nunute (Adult $8, Child $1) cruises avaalable. Call 673-5245. CANNERY CRUISES Individuals as well as small groups can enjoy Saturday and Sunday champagne brunch cruis- es with food from tbe Cannery. Crwses run from 10 a.m. to noon, and from 1 :30 to 3:30 p.m. Cost is $31 per person. The Cannery also hosts a din- ne r cruise for groups. Call 67 5~ 5777. FUN ZONE BOAT COMPANY Fun Zone Boat Company runs 45 minute (Adult $6, Child $1) and 90 minute (Adult $8, Child $1 ) crwses, departing the Balboa Fun Zone every half hour, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. A 60 minute showboat sunset cruise leaves the Fun Zone at 7 p.m. at a cost of $6 per adult and $1 per child. Call 673-0240. CATALINA FLYER The Catalina Aye r departs the Balboa Pavilion at 9 a.m.. and leaves Catalina Island at 4:30 p.m. Cost is $33 for an adult round trip and $16.50 for a du.Id round trip. For reservations, call 673-5245. • If you know of any events or activities that should appear in this column, please mail them to Anna Marie Stolley, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif .. 92627, or fax them to 646-4170. CusMn '""""-* '1: 2S IMllS, IMIO IUll( fw fllMDOfllS, .. I 0, twly ttlw"'*I. nro .--'low iM on ~ ""'"" ... ""--' YWtM•.WS,..SllM .,.,,,., .. ~.~ ...,,." .... *" EYE· OPENER Costa Mesa close to making the call for new football coach .. QUOTE OF THE DAY ~ lot of peop18 /elt tltat (bg l«u1btg tlul t«lllt) II was gobag to ruin h6r career; and U dldn 'r ··· • -llOWARD MEEK Costa Mesa zeroing in on football · coach • Baldwin, Van Hook among those in first round of interviews Thursday, with three finalists expected for round two, beginning today. By Barry Faulkner, Staff Writer { COSTA MESA -A 10-member committee inter- viewed between eight and 10 candidates for the Costa Mesa High football coaching ope~g ~urs day, and is expected to interview three finalists as soon as today, according to sources close to the process. LEAH HOGSTEN I bAll..Y PILOT I Estanda goalie Marcus Umali buries his head In dls~ppoinbnent after. a Garden Grove score Thursday. Among those intetviewed Thursday were: Tom Baldwin, a veteran of prep, college and profession! al coaching who headed the Mustangs' program from 1984-911 Calvary Chapel High Coach Kris yan Hook; former Estancia High and current Edison High assistant Rick Meyers; and Indio High Coach Ed Munson. Eagles fall in roller hockey, 9~5 Van Hook attended Costa Mesa High and had a stint at Estancia High as a varsity assistant. In five seasons at Calvary, he has a 3 1-22-1 record, includ- . ing a trip to the CIF Southern Section Division X championship game in 1991. • Estancia drops semifinals decision in Division II game as Garden Grove wins right to advance to the Pond for the finals June 10. Grove,• Birnbaum said. "They have a lot of big guys and lhey are a strong learn." Estancia was . Meyers, who teaches at Estancia, was a former offensive coordinator with the Eagles. By Ryan Blystone, Staff Woter fielding its first-ever roller hockey teain in the CSHA and the only active team from the Newport- Mesa School Dis- trict. Birnbaum said 1t was tough just get- ting 11 together to fonn the team. Munson, out of the Desert Valley League, utilizes a run-oriented system very similar to the smash- mouth double-wing scheme which Myron Miller used the past three seasons, compiling a 16-7-2 record the last two. GARDEN GROVE Thf' Estancia High roller hockey lecUn came up shorthanded Thursddy night in a California Streel I lockey Association Division II semifinal playoff game at Chapman Sports Park. Miller, who led Mesa to its first-ever outright league chmipionslup and a trip to the CIF Division vm title game in 1993, was named coach at Tustin High May 1. The final score WdS a 9-5 tnumph for Garden Grove, but EstcinCld, a wild-card entry in the playoffs, suf- fered an even bigger loss prior to the start of the game. The Eagles were without two standouts for their involvement m <l bench-clearing mciden\ lhdl look place at the end of Estdnnd's 7-6 quarterfinal playoff win over Mdn- na on Monday. ·we knew we were gomg to be playing with a handic~p. • Estancia Coach Bill Birnbdum sdid of the suspended players "We knc>w WC' would have to juggle the lmeup dnd we decided lo load up Wlth two full 1 defensive lines and go with l<''>S for- wards." James Wagner lned to mdke up for the vacuum single-hdndedly. I IP scored a hat lrick and assisted on c1 goal by Larry Birnbaum. "Our average scoring b c1houl three goals each," Jc1mes Wc1gnl'T said. But Garden Grove'!. off Pns1vc> prowess -the Argonduts re<-ordPd five goals in the second period - was more than Estdnna could h<1n- dle. "I was womed about GardPn "These kids are, pionPers," Bim- bdum said . "They dre disappointed that lhey didn't win but I think they pldyed very well for their first season." Agdmst the more expPrienced Garden Grove squad -they finished second in the Garden Grove League -Estancia appeared ready for the challenge. The Argonauts (10-2) scored the first goal 1 :45 into lhP game but Estancia answered right back with Estanda's James Wagner (11) alld Ross Necessary congratulate one another after teaming up for goal in 9-5 playoff defeal Wagner's tirst goal off a pass by Chuck Burden 31 seconds later. Burden scored an unassisted goal a t 5:34, but Garden Grove's Leo Rodnques scored the first of his two god ls dnd the first period ended in a 3-3 he. Gd 1 den Grove, however, pres- <;111 Pd Ec;tancia goalie Marcus Umali Wlth 11 shots and five different play- (•r, .,corro for a commaJ}ding 8-4 lead with time running out. Wagner scored his final goal of lhe game with 8:38 lefl in the game on an assist by Ross Necessary to put the Eagles (6-6) within lhree bul that was as dose as the team got to playing in the June 10 tiUe game at lhe Arrow- head Pond of Anaheim. "ll's tough not getting to go to the Pond, but for this being our first year I thmk we did very well,· said Birn- baum. Newport Harbor trio vi~s at Masters Meet tonight • Newport Harbm's Heads (discus), Clayton (triple jump) and Bowman (high jump) contend for state-meet berths. By Richard Dunn, Staff Wnter NORWALK -Three Newport I la rbor High senior girls, Tina Bownit1n , Mandy Clayton and Cara Heads, will allcmpl to continue their prep track and held careers one more week torughl whPn they compete in the prestigious CIF Mas- ters Meet dl Cerritos ColJege. Compe- l I t I 0 n begins al 5:30 p.m with boys discus (girls will follow), with other field events starting at 6:30 p .m. The first runn i ng events dre slated to begin at 7 High jumper 11na Bowm8n p.m. The top- nine qualifiers in each ClP Southern Sec- tion divisional final advan~d lo the Mas- ters· Meet, which serves as a qualifying competition for the state meet June 2-3. The top·five finishers in each event ln the Masters, which combines all four Southern Section divisions, qualifies for the CIF State Championships, also at Cerritos College. While Clayton and Heads are compet- ing in the Masters for the first time, it's Bowman'• third career trip in the bJgh jump. Clayton will compete in th trip! .. LEAH HOG5TE~AllY Pl~OT Discus hopeful Cara Heads Jump, Heads in the discus. Bowman won her second career C IP Division ll championship in the high jump on Saturday, clearing 5-6 In her second attempt. She bad only one miss with the bar at 5-6 or lower, while Divi- sion n runner-up Ashley Bethel of Mis- 100 Viejo missed twice at 5-4, and twice at 5-6. Bowman. who also won a Southern Section Divisjon IJ title in 1993, qualified lXth for the Masters Meet. She finished fifth in th state as a freshman, when she became the first gul IIl Newport Harbor history to advance and place in the state bighjump. She fin- ished third in the state as a sophomore. Bowman won gold medals both of those years in the Masters . Bowman, who al cleared 5-6 at the Ml. San Antonio elays and Orange County Champions ps this year, has a car~er best of 5-74, accomplished as a sophomore at th Mt. SAC Re lays. None of th · e finalists cleared 5-8 in the C IF isional finals. In the discus, Heads qualified No. 6 for lhe Masters with a runner-up throw of 129-8 in the ClF Division II finals, 10 feet, 11 inches shy of her Orange County- leading personal best. Edch discus thrower tonight will get four attempts. ~ Hit depends on who's got it that day, because there's a group of us who are • neck and neck," Heads said of qualifying for state. Hit depends on who wants to step up on that day." · Qualifiers five through nine threw . within 1 foot, 5 inches of each other in the combined four d.iVisions Saturday. Heads ente red the CIF finals with a qualifying mark of 130-0, after reaching 140-7 in the Sea View League finals. "rt's like those dance marathons you see, H Newport Harbor throwing coach Tony Ciare lli said. HToward the end (of the season), there aren't too many cou- ples sta.J)ding. Cara has got to do what she's capable of doing to advance." In the triple jump, school record-hold- er Clayton soared a wind-aided 37-9 in the CIF Division II finals. finishing third in the division and qualifying No. 6 for the Masters. Clayton, an All-CIF second-team sel ction last season on Coach Shannon Jakosky's celebrated girls basketball team, entered the CIP finals with a per- onal best of 36-41/2. She topped that mark in all four of her attempts, going 36· 103/4, 37-9 (current school record), 36- 63/4 and36-61/2. Since Clayton was a soptiomore, each time she records a personal best, it also MARC MAR'TffOMY l'llOT ntple jumper Mandy Clayton marks another school record. In Clayton's first attempt Saturday, she broke her own school record for the fifth time in her career. She broke it a sixth time 1n her second bound. Heads (UC Berkeley), Clayton (Stanford) and Bow- man (UCLA) wW compete agalmt eedl other tn track and fteld next year in the Pacific 10 Conference .._MYLMGIB 'S cc (et w.tt Newport/Ensign): 1. ~le Monday, Newco, S-1; 3. Penal ·, -.2; 4. (tie) hy Brulsen_ Old But Slo, ....... 20i20 Re<yders. 3-3; 8. Just 2-4; 9. (tie) House Of Pain, Power Chi· ectk.. 1-5. 'S C (et Ensign): t. ICPMG Peat War· 4-0: 2. (tie) Below The Rim. Third 3-2; 4, (tie) Glidewell Procenims, 1-4. Men's C {et LlncOln): 1. Gibson, Dunn & c:tw. 6-0; 2. lethem & Watkins. 4-~ 3. ) Dunk On You. Madre Madness, 3-3; 5. le) P.S.S., Rutan l Tucker, 1 ·5. 'lfLEMMB Men's B (et West Newport): 1. (tie) Humor ings. The Place. Run 'N Gun, 5-2; 4. (tie) r Guts, R-Selves, 4-3; 6. The Johnsons. 3- . 7. L.-fty Pops, 2·5; 8. Pride, 0-7. Men's C (at Ensign): t. S.P,P., 6-1; 2. (tie) -Up, SQuar & Oarke, 5-2; 4. (tie) The -6. les. VQI Flying EMs's, 2-5; 6. Bull Dogs, lllDNEliOAY LEAGUES Men's A (at West Newport): 1. Mod u.d. 6-0: 2. Sharks, 5-1; 3. (tie) Brave unny, (41ssldy's Fools, Swoosh, 2-4; 6. oung Boys Can't Chug, 1-5. Men's C {at Lincoln): t. Tasmanian War lls, 6-0; 2. (tie) SYC&R. Shooters, 5·1; 4. uiksllver, 3-3; 5. Nationals, 2-4; 6. (tie) lazers. Flakers. Valentine Construction 6ft· rs. 1-5. Men's CC (at Ens~n): 1. SQuirrels, 5-1; 2. le) Grizzlies, Rho1ds. Touct1e Ross, The rappen, 3-3; 6. Baxter. 1·5. AYLEAGUES Men's CC (at EnsigrvWNCC): 1. Sham- ocks, 6-0; 2. WMD, 5-1; 3. Thunder River, 4- ; 4. (tie) The Herd, Pedestrians, 3·3; 6. Pier rolls. 2-4; 7. Fear. 1-5; 8. Bricklayers, 0-6. Men's BB (at West Newport}: 1. Kings, 5· ; 2. John Henry, 4-2; 3. Redsand, 3·3; 4. ldcats. ().6. reaeation sportS standings SOFTUU. Newport9Mdt ~YUAGWS O'IMQ Men's CC (at Bonita No. 1)• 1. •Sparkeys Machine, 8-2; 2. (tie) Clown PunGhers, Those Guy$. 1-3; 4. Old 5'ow Dogs, 6-4; S. (tie) O.Konnection, Padfk Mutual, 1·9. Men's C (at Bonita No. 2): 1. *Port St. Ballen. 8-2; 2. LA. CellulJr. 7·2-1; 3. What The Hell, 7-3; 4. The 0.Vlls. 4-6; 5. Barflies. 3-6-1; 6. Crank Calls. 0-10. Coed C (at CTO: 1. •Ball Bashers, 9-1; 2. Land Sharks. 7-3; 3. HY,att Newport Duke's, 6-4; 4. (tie) Ingram Stiver Bullets, Sea~rt Contructlon, 3-7; 6. Hickory, 2·8. • 1UESOAY LEAGUES Men's CC (at Bonita No. 1): 1. *Due-Gun Heroes, 10-0; 2. (tie) Fletcher Jones Motor- cars, 6-4; 4. Dangling Woodrows. 5-5; 5. Rage. 2-8; 6. Just Hit It. 1-9. Men's C (at Bonita No. 2): 1. •Pro Staff. 7- 2-1; 2. 5150's. 7-3; 3. 40 Bones A Head, ~3- 1; 4. (tie) care Unit. Grover Strike Zone, Peat Marwick Maulers. Pet Shop B~. 4-6; 8. The E Men. 3·7. Coed C (at CYQ: 1. •Nada Chance, 7-3; 2 Mixed Nuts. 6-4; 3. Sideshow Bob, 5-5; 4, Wok Spirit, 2-8. WEDNESDAY LEAGUES Men's CC (at Bonita No. 1): 1 •Lightning 6 Lomber. 9-0-1; 2. So>C, 7-2-1; 3. Antonuc- ci's Italiano, 4-6; 4. (tie) CRC Towing, Do-N- Boot. 3-6-1; 6. Down & Dirty, 2.S. Men's C (at Lincoln No. 11Bonita No. 2)· 1. •Far Side. 7-2-1; 2. Sooners, 7-3; 3. Income Network Company, 6-3-t; 4. Bullionaires. 5· 5; 5. Jammon Juiceman's. 3-7; 6. Rock & Ball, 1·9. Coed CC (at CYO: 1. *Buck's Clock Shop, 9-1; 2. SRS Techs, 8-2; 3. (tie) Airtouch Cel- lular, Keystone Pacif ic, 5-5; 5. BOO Bombers, 2-8; 6. Fletcher Jones M otorcars, 1-9. Men's CC (at Bonita No. 2): 1. *FoK And Firkin, 9-1; 2. Jasper's, 7-3; 3. (tie) Psychic Nutumbas, Sons Of Beaches, 6-4; 5. (tie) H4ldc Md~ Misfits, l-7; 7. (ti.) Melll· luN. No IS, 1-9. 1111 ltlDAY UACallES Men's CC (at Bonita No. 1): 1. *Uecken, 8- 2; l. Biibo Baggins, 7-3; 3. (tie) FlM Oktrlb- utors, Zero Tolerance. 5-5; S. 12 PK. 4-6; 6. Sleep I Eat. 1-9. Coed CC (at Bonita No. 2): .1. •Quiet Woman, 8-2; 2. Dream Team. 8-2; 3. (tie) And What Not. S<reemlns» Feenlti, 5-5; 5. (tie) Barely There, Two-Minute Wamlng. 2- 8. Coed C (at CYC): 1. •Regulators. 1~ 2. Oel-Cim, 7-3; 3. Margarltavllle H1,1rric.anes. 5-5; 4. (tie) CC Players. Sue Evans, 3-7; 6. Tough Cookies, 2-8. . FRIDAY llAGUe Coed c (at Bonita No. 1): 1. •Heavenly Hitters, 10-0; 2. (tie) On Fire, Renegades. 7- 3; 4. (tie) Face First 911. 5-5; 6. Glidewell Gladiators, 3-7; 7. Seashore Sluggers, 2-8; 8. Wet Seal, 0-10. Modified Coed C: 1. Bilbo's Bushwackers, 15; 2. Goat Hill o .o. Couples. 14; 3. califor-. nia Dreamin, 10; 4. Heritage Paper, 4; Tufs. 3. Modified Coed 0 -2: 1. (tie) Ballstars, Pierce St. Predators. 16; 3. (tie) Ballwackers, J.C. Carter, Stde St. Brawlers. 6; 6. Ziggy. Zig- gy, Ziggy. 4. Coed 0-1: 1 •Never Enough, 18; 2. Boa· troc:kers, 14; 3. (tie) Oeloitte and Touche, Kellie's Heroes, 10; 5. M uffin Monsters, 5; 6. canon Lasers. 3. Women's Major: 1. •Scrappers. 10; 2. Make It Happen, 6; 3. Zubi~Sklrts, 2. Men's B-1: 1 PSA Terminators, 14; 2. Skid- marx, 12; 3. Chester Drawers, 10; 4. Ball- park Hoboken Heroes, B; 5. En Fuego, 6; 6. Sysco Kids, 4. Men's C· 1: 1. ~Martinie, 16; 2. (tie) Goat Hiii Tavern Herd. Macaroni, 13; 4. Poormen, B; 5. (tie) City Boys, The Sharks, 2. Men's C-3: 1. Ridgeview Arms. 16; 2. Dia· mond Dogs, 14; 3. All-Madden Team, 10; 4. Non-Oaity CrMmers, 9; S (tie) Sig Dogs. Down a Dirty, 2. Men'S 0-1 Major: 1 Step Two, 14; 2. JMG Security, 13; 3. Stldu, 11; 4. Swiu Cheese • 1o; S. No Chunki, 2. Men's 0-1 Minor: 1. Team Easton. 2o: 2. 76ers. 12; 3. (tie) Giants. Wing It. 8; 6. Abbey "*· 2 . Men's 0-3· 1. Oldtimers, 15; 2. Flettlners, 12; 3. BC & C. B; ~· allpark Rats, 7; T.Q. Shooters. 6; 6. The R O. Modified Coed ~ : 1. Mad Mix, 13; 2. CY~s. 8; 3. Marie's Sharks, 7; 4. (tie) Verl- fone, Villa Martinique, 6; 6. Fairview II, 4 Coed C: t. *Non-Dairy Creamers, 16; 2. (tie) Me·N·Ed's Beachcombers. The Storm, 13; 4. Under the lf'/lre, 11; 5. Hamburger Hamlet. 7; 6. Safe Softball, o. Coed D-2: 1. •NMCC. 19; 2. Fish Heads, 14; 3. Rugburns. 9; 4. M uckrakers, 8; 5. Fllenet Brewdogs. 5; 6. Comfortably Numb, 4. Women's M inor: •1. Strike A~. 16; 2 Me-N-Ed's Curveballs. 13; 3. Gunn Bandits, 9; 4. Legends, 2. Men's B-2: 1. •Goat Hill Oeralics, 16; 2 Zubles. 14; 3. NMCC Men, 12; 4. Erk Elec- tronics. 8; 5. Team Cali, 7; 6. 8udmen. 3. Men's C-2: 1. •The Volunteers, 18; 2. POC. 13; 3. 'The Knights, 11; 4. Outers Again Shooters, 10; 5 Players To Be Named. 4; 6. WMA. 2. Men's C-4 1 •New Beginnings, 18; 2 Outers Outlaws. 16; 3. Mudville, 12. 4 (tie) Johnson's, Sportspage Saloon, 6, 6 S.N.A. Sluggers, 0. Men's D·2 1. •erewskies, 16; 2. Don't Matter. 10; 3. Barr-Barians. B; 4. (tie) Rebels, Swing This, 6; 6. Royals, 2 Men's 0-4: 1 The Pirates 12; 2. (tie) Abbey Normal, Sharks, 10; 4. Abbey Home Health. 8; S. Ducers, 6; 6. The Young Doctors, 2. NMCC Men: 1. White Sox. 16; 2. Blue Sox, 14; 3. Black Sox, 10; 4. Orange Sox. 6; 5. (tie) Green Sox, Red SoK, 2. NOTE: Te~ms receive two points for a win, one point for a tie. no points for a loss, with one point deducted for a forfeit. •champion. flUDAV. MAY 26, 1995 briefly in sports Women's soccer players sought The Newport-Costa M esa· Irvine YMCA invites women 25 years oJd and up to move off the sidelines and get on the field. The YMCA-Recreation Women's Soccer League & Clinic is forming for the summer. All lev- els. especially beginners, are wel- com ed. ' The !summer league will be ~r six weeks, between J une 25 and Aug. 6. All gmaes are played on Sunday. Players may sign up on an individual basis or as a team. The deadhne for s1gnups is June 20. The cost is $20 per person and $225 per team. and the fees do not include shirts or referee fees. The location of the games is Monte VLSta & Irvine, two blocks from the YMCA. For more information, Of to sign up, phone the YMCA at 642- 9990. Newport's Hein wins NSSA event SOLANA BEACH • Dustin Hein of Ne wpgrt Beach finished first in his boys 13-14 class to highlight local efforts last week- end at the National Scholastic Surfing Associabon Explore• Sed· son Southwest Conference evPnt held at Fletcher Cove. Other local competitors who DEEP S EA THURSDAY'S COUNTS placed among the leaders includ- ed Newport's Grant Gold. who was tlurd in the longboard divi- sion Ryan Hurley of Costa Mesa plared sixth in the me nbuene ( 12 & under) class, while Bob Hurley was filth m the seniors (35 & up) d lVlSIOO F I S HING Davey's Lodt•r · 6 boaU. 151 anglers 4 white sea b;m, 115 barracuda, 68 cahco bass, 28 sand bass, 43 s<:ulpin, 7 sheephead, 40 rock fish, 1 halibut. 1 black ~a bass, 25 wh1tef1sh, 15 blue i>erch. 161 mackerel. Newport laindlng · 3 boats. 51 anglerl 21 sand bas\, 31 calico bass, 9 s<:ulpm, 101 barracuda PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOT ICES PUBLIC NOTICES PU BLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES drtss prf()( to the ume set 100 WEST 11tary PUBLIC NOTICE Thomas H. Purcell PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE for the opening to be elf· CLARENDON, SUITE This stalement was ftled This st.itement was filod1 _________ ------------------•--------- glble for conslderalion. 2000, PHOENIX, AZ with the County Clerk ol NOTICE with the County Clerk of Fictitious Flctltlou1 Fictitious Flctltloua ______ """'.""" _____ 1Lai. bids cannot be ac-85013..oooo Oran~e County on Aprlf 27, INVITING BIDS Orange County on Apnl 27. Busln•H Name Buslnell N•m• Business N•m• Buslnen Hem• NOTICE OF cepled. Total admitted asHIS 1995. Sealed bids may be re-1995 Stetement Ste~ement Stetement . Statement PETITION TO Proposal forms and com-$319 207 675 F844888 ceived al the office of the F844898 The following persons are T!le foflowtng persons are TM following pe1Sons are The lollow1ng persons ate ADMINISTER plete Instructions may be T o.i a,· 11ab1 tI11 e s Published Newport Beath· City Clerk, at 3300 Newport Publtshed Newport Beach· doing business as doing busmess as. d0<ng buStness as doing business as: ESTATE OF: obtalne,d al the Purchasing $238.297,881 Costa Mosa Delly Pilot May Boulevard, P.O. Box 1768, Costa Mesa Datt)' Pilot May AMERICAN SUNROOF-OC CLASSIFIED. 919t SCAMPI INC, 1576 Ne.v• a) LIFEST'l'LE, b) LIFE· Thoma e Marshell Department of the District Capital Stocks $2,900.000 5. 12, 19. 26, 1995. Newport i!Jeach, Ca. 92658-12. l 9, 26, June 2. 1995. ORANGE COUNT'!' 2222 Bolsa Ave.. Suite 2111 port Blvd. Costa Mesa CA ST\'LE REPORTS c) UFE-at the above eddr~ss. For Aggregate wr1te-ins for F392 8915 until 11:00 a.m. on F432 South Lyon Street· Santa W&Stm1nster, CA 92683 92627 STYLE NEWS, 537 Ne,.yport Topping add1tlonal lnlormatton call other than special surplus lhe 14th day of June. t995, An C 11 92705 • Henry Kwok. 31 tO N Sc1mp1 'Inc. (Calif) 1576 Center Or . it1367, Newpor1 Oese Ho. At781 to Dale Betry, (714) 432-5672. funds PUBLIC NOTICE al which time such bids will PUBLIC NOTICE G~id:n1 ·State Sunrool Broadway. tst Fl Los An· Old Newport Bl~d., .Cos1a Beath, CA 92660 To all heirs, beneficiaries, All eKpenses of cartage Surplus notes be openod and read for: C (CA) 100 H ti rd geles. CA 90031 Mos;i, CA 92627 Thomas Lowy 537 New- redltors, contingent tredl· and 11moval are the re-Gross paid-in and tonlrlb-c n11272840 .1994-1995 RESURFACING Flctltlou1 0~rp .. N • B ~ CA Betty Kwok, 3110 N This business is con· port Center Dnve 1367, ors. and persons who may Ip on s I b 1111 y o I Pu r· uted surplus S37 602 ooo Flotltlou1 AND SLURRY SEAL PRO-Business Ne me 92~ owporl eat · 13roadway, 1st Fl Los An ducted by· a corpor ;i11on Newport Beach, CA 92660 lherwise be lnlerested In tl'laser(s). Sales tax will be Aggregate spec;al s~rplus Busln•ll Neme GRAM Stet emenl This business Is con· geles. CA 90031 Tno registrant commenced This business is ton· he will or as late, or both, added to amounts unless Unasslgned funds (sur-Stetement Contract Number: 3043 The followlng p01sons are ducted bY.' a torpor at on l hlS busineH is con-to transact bus1noss undflf ductod by: an 1ndiv1dual f: Thomas Marshall Top· valid retail sales tax permit plus) $40,407,793 The following persons ero Engineer's Es1lma1e: doing business as: The regls'lranl comm~nted ducted by· husband and Iha ltct11tous name(s) listed Have you .,started doing Ing card accompanies submit· Gain (Loss) from opera-doing business as· $350,000 CSL PRODUCTS UNLIM· to transact business under wife above on· 111/90 busmess yet. No A PETITION has b~en ted bid. All other Items wlll tions s24.ss3, 180 Hu G HE s 0 A R 0 EN Approved by the City tTEO, 1654 ToKas Cir . lhe hcttltous nama(s) ltsled Ha~e you sta1teo doing Scampi Inc .. Fernanoo Na· Thomas Lowy 1led by J. Marshall Top-be taxed by the Depart-Nel Income $25,207,361 GROVE ASSOCIATIONS, A Council this 22nd day ot Costa Mesa, CA 92626 above on: August 1980 busmess yet? No varrelta. Pres This statement was filed ping I!" the Superior Court men1 of Motor Vehicles Increase (Decrease) In CALIFORNIA GENERAL May, 1995 Lance Cohn Yurada, 1654 Golden Stale Sunroof Henry Kwok This slatemonl was !tied with me County Clerk of of Caltlornla, County of Or· when registered. Capi1a1 and Surplus during PARTNERSHIP 800 New· Wenda. E. Reggio, TellaS Cir., Costa Mesa, CA Corp Kurt Jaehnel This statement v.;is hied w1lh lhe County Clerk of Orange County on Apnl 28. ange. All property listed .. herein 1994 Sl,898,136 port Center Orlvo. Suite City Clerk 92626 This" statement was filed with the County Clerk ol Orange County on Apul 27, 1995 THE PETITION requests Is olfore~ tor sale as Is, Insurance In Force: Na-250, Newport Beach, CA Prospective bidders may Carolyn Rose Yurada. with the County Clerk of Orange Counly on April 07. 1995 F644809 that J. Marshall Topping be where Is . and without re-Uonwide $11 ,044,759,000 92660 obtatn ono set of bid docu-1654 Teus Cir, Costa Orange county on A.prll 2l, 1995 F644759 Publtshed Newport Beach- appointed as personal rep· course ePcalnsl the District. Accident & Health preml· H/0 No. 2, a California menls at no cost at the of-Mesa, CA 92626 1995 F6 42705 Published Newport Beath· Costa Mesa Daily Pilot May resontallve to administer The Olstr ct makes no guar-ums $336,946,367 general partnership 800 1 f th P bl" w k Sandro Silvester Yurada. F6447 63 Pubftshed Newport Beath· Costa Mesa Daily Piiot May 12 19 26 June 2 1995 the estate of the det edon1. entoo, warranty, destrlp-Insurance In Forco: Call-Newport Center Drive ice 0 8 u tc or s 1654 Teus Cir.. Cosio p bl h d Ne rt Be th Costa Mesa Daily Pilot May 5 t2 l 9 "6 1995 ' ' · ' F440 THE PETITION requests lion. or representation, Ill· lornl a Business Page Suite 250, New ort Beach: Department. 3300 Newport Mesa. CA 92626 u is 8 wpo a · • • ·" · authority to administer the pressed Of lmplled, wilh re-$3,315.488.000 CA 92660 P Boulevard. P.O. Box 1768, This business Is con· Costa Mesa Daily Piiot May 5• 12• t9• 26• 1995· F4l2 PUBLIC NOTICE estate undet the lnd1po~ gard lo tond1tlon of prop-Accident & Health Praml-Hughes Investments, 800 Newport Beach, CA 92658-ducted by: a general part· 5. 12, 19. 26, 1995. Ft1t 3 PUBLIC NOTICE --------- dent Administration of Es-erty or lltnen of property ums· Direct Callfomia Busl-Newporl Center Ortve, 8915. nershtp F411 PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious tales Act. (This authority for any use Of purpose. No ness Page $94,519,312 Sulle 250, Newport Beach, For lur1her inlormation, Have you started doing Flcl ltloua Business Name will allow the personal llP-claim will be COf!Sldered fOf We hereby certify that the CA 92660 call Gilbert Wong at 644• business ye1? No PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Busln111 Name Statement resentatlve to take meny allowance Of ad1uslment Of above Items are In I C> This business Is con· Lance Yurada Business Name Slatement The following persons are actions without obtaining rescission ol the sale cordance with the Annual ducted by: 1 general part· 3334· This statement was lllod Fictitious Stetement The following persons are doing business as COUit approval. Bolora tak-based on fallu11 of the Statement for the year nershtp P ub 11sh0 d New P 0 rt with the County Clerk ol Bu1ln111 Neme The following persons are doing business as GONDOLA ADVENTURES Ing certain very llT\poflant property to comple.tely sal· ended December 31, 1994 The regttlrant(s) com· Beach·Costa Mesa Dally Orange County on May 4, Statement do. business as a) s & s VENDING COM· NEV't'PORT 516 1 2 Club· 1ttlon1, howe11er, the per· lsty the purchases'" all re-made to the Insurance menced to transact busl· Pilot May 26. 31. 1995 1995 The followtng persons are Sl~LE CONCEPTS 1085 PAN'< LTD bJ WEST-nouse Ave Newporl SOM:' r•p11sentaUve ~111 be ~IS. No 11turns allowed. Commissioner or the State ness under the F1et111oos 1460 . F84542B doing business as: Daniello Dr. Costa Mesa COAST LATEX SUPPLIER Beaeh, CA 92663 requued to give nolice to o::r~ shall not~ re; of Calllomta, PIMSUlnt lo Buslneu Namt (I) ltsled PUBLIC NOTICE Published Newport Beath· HANSEN'S BAKERY. 2606 CA 92626 25522 01011osa Ot tA1n1on Rooen Leo Tlgf'le 516 , "2 lnletested persons unless •pons • Of any IC en law. above on: 4·1·95 Costa Mesa Daily Pitot May E. Chapman. Orange. CA Omid Lad1evard1 t085 V1e1o CA 92691 Clubhouse Ave. "4ewpot1 theY have wallled notice Of :. lnjutyl rnultlng from r· DICK VAN TREIJEH, Hughes Investments, Tho-NOTICE 12 19 26 Juno 2 1995 92669 Oantelle Ortve. Costa Mesa Steven Norman Blonm, Beach, CA 9Z663 consented 10 the propose<I 118 0 property on s •· A9slst•nt Secret ery mas H. Purtell, Partner ' • ' ' F4ls Alexandr la Espanola, CA 92626 25522 G1011osa Dt. M·~s1on T'l<s business 1s co~ action.) The Independent Payment In lufl must be a LENN s TAN Ll!Y This statement was-Ille<! INVITING BIDS Trustee for Thomas tn11est· Ala.shin Shar1l1, 3469 Ylind· V1111o, CA 92691 ducted by an 1nd.vlduat admlnlsttatlon IU\llorlty Wiii made within (14) fourteen SHAFER Chi f Fl with lht County Clerk of Sealed bids must be •e-PUBLIC NOTI CE ment Business Trust 3070 sor Ct Costa Mua CA Tn1s business is con-Hove you starled doing be granted unless an inter· calendar days alter notice • • · n•n· Orange County on Apnl 18, eeived at the olltte ol lhe S Bristol Suri• 400, 'costa 92626 • · ducted by: a business trust business yet? Yes 6·93 ested porson Illes an ob-of acceptance. clal ~mcer 1995. City Clerk, at 3300 Newport Fictitious Mesa, CA 92626 This business rs con· Have you Sl3rted doing Robert Leo Tighe jectlon to the pelrtion and This nollt• Is In_ ~c· Published Newport F84 3896 Boulevard, P.O. Boll 1758. Bu1fne11 Heme This business Is con-duCled by: a general part· bus ness )'Ot? No This statement was ltled shows good cause whr tho cordance with Section Beach-Costa Mesa Dally P bl1sh· ... Newport Boa~11-Newport Beath. Ca. 92658· Stetement dueled by: • f>usiness trust netsh1p Steve-n Blohm v.1th Ille County Cieri\ or co rt should nol gran lhe 81450 of the Caltlornla Ed· u "" .. 89t5 unul 11~00 a.m. on u 1 tlo Cod Pilot May 22, 23, 24, 25, Costa Mesa Daily PtlOI May th l Sth d 1 J 1994 The loflowlng persons are Have you started dorng Have you started doing This statement was loled Orange County on Ma)' 9 aulhorlly. uea n 8· 26 1995 e ay 0 une, · dom business as· business yet? Yes 5-1·95 busmess yel? Yes 12·1·94 w11h the County CIOIK of t995 A HEARING on the pell· Signed: /I/ Berbare . . M846 12, 19, 28, June 2, 1995. LIDO PARK DRIVE BULK· PC 'issOCIATES. 145 W Alexandria Espanola, Omtd LadJeva1d1 Orange County on Aprtl 7, F645962 tlon wilt be held on June Eddings, Ac ting Olrec-F433 HEAD TIE ROD ANO DECK Main Street Su11e 200 Tus: Trustee tor Thomas lnvesl· This st111ement was ltled 1995 Published Newport Beac:h- 29, 1995 at 1:45 P.M. In tor of Purch•alng, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE REPLACEMENT tin CA 92680 ' monl Business Trust with the County Clerk of F842855 c M o 1 Pl 1 M Dept. 703 located et: Pro-Coast Community Col-~oniract N~mbr ~57 t 1 . PelliUChenot Assocla1os. This s1atemen1 was Med Orange County on May 9. Publtshed Newport Beath· osta esa ai Y 10 ay bate Division, 341 The Cltr. lege Dl1trlct. NOTICE c nllt 272 688 ng neer s s ma e. Inc .. (CA), 145 w. Matn with lhe County Clerk of 1995 Costa Mesa Daily Piiot May l2, 19, 26, June 2. 1995. Drive South, Orange, Cal Open• Jun:> 15 10115 INVITING BIDS Fictitious St!0,000.0dO b th Cit Stroel Suite 200 Tuslln Orange County on May 1. F645974 F441 IOfnle 92613·1571. • • NOTICE is hereby given '"'pprovo Y e Y CA 92•680 • ' t 995 p B 5, 12, 19, 26. l 995. Buy It. Sell it. Find h. IF YOU OBJECT TO the • 11:00 A.M. that the Board of Trustees Bu1ln•H Nam• Council this 22ND day ol 1 1 Fe45138 ubltshed Newport each· F406 Cl•ulfted, granting ol the peUlion you Bid Sele 1: 1087 of the Hunti ton Beach Stetement May. 1995. This bus ness ' con· Cosla Mesa Owly Pilot May --------- should appear et the hear-Published Newport Union High s~ool District The following ~sons are Wende E. Raggio, ~u;!edr~~:1:1~:~~,8U~~m· 6'~~~,~~~:~:~0~11~~~:· 19. 26, June 2. 9, 1995. PUBLIC NOTICE ji~iiiiijiii Ing end state your ot>-Beath·Coela Mesa Dally wlll receive sealed bids for dol~ business as. City Clerk menced to transact busl· t y Y F448 Flc:tlllou1 ~ona °i ~11eh w11tte~ ::: Pilot May 19. 26, 1995. printing ADULT SCHOOL sHJ'c 1NESS ~l~~~~~R~~ Prospective bidders may ness under the Fic111ious 5, 12, 19, 26, 995. F405 PUBLIC NOTICE B u1ln111 N•m• Jec1t °"ths ~ 1 11 8 tyou F451 SCH~OULES OF CL.ASSES GENERAL ' PARTNERSHIP obtain one set of bid dotu· Business Name(s) ltsled Stetement Ofl • .. ear ng. our ap-meeting or equal to the · 1 t t 1 th t b · Ma 25 1990 Fl tltl pewance may be In person TICE s eclflcatlons on tile In the 800 Newport Center Drive, men s a no cos a a o . a ove on. y • PUBLIC NOTICE c ous The loltowrng p11sons are or by yow anOfrWi. PUBLIC NO o~tee 01 said District. Bids Sulle 250, Newport Beach, lite of the Publtc Works Pentt I Chenot Assoc:lates, Bu1lne11 Nem• dorn!J business as IF "t'OU AAE A CREDITOR LIFE ACCIDENT shall be delivered In sealed CA 92660 f 1 Department, 3300 Newport ~;skl~1fhelle M. Pelttl. Flctltlou1 Stetement a) S & S VENDING COM· HARBOR LAWN- or a contingent credit()( ol AHD HEAi.TH envelopes clear1y marked HI-Victoria, a Call orn a Boulevard, P.O. Box 1768 This statemenl was filed BualneH Hem• The lollow1ng persons are PANY. LTD . b} WEST· MOUNT OLIVE the deceased, you must ltle "'YNOPSIS OF "Bid No. 785 • PRINTING general partnership, 800 Newport Beath, CA 92658-with the County Clerk of Stat ement dOlng business as COAST LATEX SUPPLIER. your claim wtth the court • ADULT SCHOOL SCHEO-Newport-Center Drive, 89t5 Or C ty A 126 The loll0W1ng persons are a) SPECIALTY VIDEO 25522 Glortosa Or . M1ss1on C t $'I al\CI mall 8 copy to the per· THE ANNUAL ULES OF CLASSES" ad· Suite 250. Newport Beach, For. further tnformation 1~ge oun on po • doing busine• as: COMPANY, b) CLASSIC V1e10. CA 92691 eme ery 8 eS sonal representative ap-STATEMENT. dllssed 10. Susi Mclane CA 92660 • · DENIM DEPOT 250 East FILM & VIDEO LIBRARY, Steven Norman Blohm. Leads Furn ished pointed by the court w11hln YEAR ENDED Director oi Proc1Kemen1: Hughes Investments, 800 tall Stephen Luy. al 644-F044815 17th SllHI. Costa Mesa. 1835 Newport Blvd. G182· 25522 G1or1osa Or . M.ssion IOUt months from the date DECEMBER 31, 111114 Huntington Beach Union Newport Center Drive, 33t 1. PublJshed Newport Beath-CA 92627 305, Cos1a Mui CA V•1110. CA 92691 4 7602 of rws1 Issuance of the let· Of High ScllOOI District, 10251 Suite 250. Newport Beach, Pu blis hed Newport Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May H8lbor Clothing co., Inc .. 92627 This business is ton-- ters as pro111ded In section PACIFIC MUTUAL YOfktown Ave .. HunUngton CA 92660 Beath-Costa Mesa Daily 26. June 2. 9. 16. 1995. (CA) 250 Elll 17th Sttfft. Craig J. Johnston. t835 ducted by an 1nd1.1dual .. lllllili••lililil .. 9100 ol lM Cel1fomla Pro-LIFE INSURANCE Beach, CA 92646 and d• This business Is co~ Pilot May 26. 31. 1995 F470 Suue E, Costa Mesa, CA Newport BIVd .. Gl82·305 Ha•t you Slarttd oo.ng fJAC..C: V9W blli Cod•. The time !Of ftl-llv8fed 11 0, l>elOft 2:QO ducted by: a general p.,,. 1459 92627 Costa Mesa. CA 92627 bus.neu ~et? No ·- Ing claim. will not expire COMPANY, p M June 14 1995 11 nershlp PUBLIC NOTICE This business ., con-This business IS con· Steven Blohm •llONAL •- before tour months lfom 700 Hewpot1 Center wNCh Umt and• place bids The registrant(•) com-PUBLIC NOTICE cni t 27477.,. ducted by: a corporalK>n ducted by: an 1nd1v1dual This statement wu loled ~ • Mor1uetY the heating date noticed Drive. Newport wtu be publicly opened end menced to transact bull· • Have you started doing Have you slarled doing w1lh tha County Clerk ot ChllOel • Ct.netory above. Be•ch, CA V2800 llad In Room 361. ness under the Actltlous STATEMENT OF Fic titious. business yat? Yes Jan 23, business yet? No Orange County on April 7, 3500 Peclflc v-. 0nw YOU MAY EXAMINE th• Total admitted assets Each bid shall remain Bu1lnass Name(•) lilted WITHDRAWAL FROM Bu11n .. • Nenw. 199S Craig J. Johnston 1995 Newport 8eed\ flla lcept by tht court. 11 you $14,728,191,163 valid fOf a period ol 180 above on: 4·1·95 PARTNERSHIP Statement Harbor Clothing Co .. Inc .. This 1ta1emen1 was ftled F842655 ......,. 111 a person lnt11ested In T 0 t a 1 11 a b 11i 11 e 1 da_ys alter the date specl-Hughes· Investments, Tho-OPERAT ING UNDER The following persons 111 Fadwa Euedtne, General wilh the County Clerk 01 Published Newport Beach· -~~~~~=~~ lhe estate, you may file $141100,567,051 fled tor the receipt of bids. maa H. Purcell, Partner FICTITIOUS doing business as: Manager Orange County on Muy 1• Cost1 Mesa Daily Pilot May r ......... with the court • tormlll R• Capital Stocks SO Each bid must conform to This 1talecment wcas llled1 BUSINESS NAME TIM RYAN & ASSOCI· Thia statement was toed 1995 5, 12, 19, 26. 1995. quest tor Special Notice of Aggreg•I• write-Ins for nd be re1pon.lvt to the with the ounty lerk o Th fOll 1 erson has ATES. 9 H~tlngton Cour1. with the County Clerk ol F845053 F414 llU lltAIWH the filing ol an lnven1ory other than 1pec:lal 1utplus bid documents and speclll· Orange County on April 18, wilhedrew~w ~ Pa general NewJ>Ort Boech, California Orange County on May 1, Published Newport Beach· ---------Mortuary * Cttapet and fppr1l1al of estate u · funds so cations. TM DISTRICT 1• 1995 artner from Iha partner· 92660 1995 Costa Mesa Dally Prior Moy TRADE C H ts Of of any petition Of S ur p I u t no I t s HNH the right to reject FM3008 ~hi operating under the Timothy JpHph Ryan, 9 F8450 27 5, 12, 19, 26. 1995. rematlon account •• provtded In $149,592,583 any end all bid• or '° waive Published Newport Beech· llctrilous business name ol Huntington Court, Newport Published Newport Beath· F408 110 Broadway s~ 1250 of lh• Celi. Oro» paid-In and contrlb-any Irregularities or lntor· Coata Mesa Delly Piiot May MASTER MINO EVENT Beach, California 92660 Costa Mesa Daily Pilot May -.....--.....,,.--..,,--,.--1 through classified eo.te Men fqrnla Probate Code. A Re-uted I Ufplus so "!81ilies In any bid~ In the 12, l 9,•26, June 2. !995. SPECIALISTS at 3183.0 Thi• business Is con· 5 12 19 26 1995. Buy It. Soll II Find It. 6 42.567 8 IG•llll ~~~~~~~~~~-~~ m1 ~~~~CA~ed~an~~ ;=·=·=·==·==~F~4~~~===c~~~s~1~l~fl~e~d~·==~=~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~ lorm 11 available from the $500,000 Oovernl"9 Board 92626 The regl1trent(1) com· court clerk. UnHslgned funds (aur· 119 n e d 1 IS I Su a I PUBLIC NOTICE • The Fictitious Business menced to ttensact busf· ~ Attorn•lf for Pell· plus) scn .531,529 McLan• Direc tor Of Nam. referred to above ness under th• Fictitious s h~T:lNiG Uoner Gain (Lou) from oper•· Procur~ments Hun.-cn11272M was flied In Orange County Busl(l•U Name(s) llsted • C Keith Marlin 11ons $68,602,138 I t 8 h • U I Fic titious on 2127/95 F638291 above on: Jenuaty 1, 1995 • Attorn•lf 2esfl Ren· Net lnc:OFM $81.028, 194 t ng on ••o non 8u1ln••• N•me FUii name' and address of Timothy J. Ryan - d 1 h A C t lncteaH (Decrease) In Hip School District Stetement lhe persori Withdrawing· This statement wu flied -.~ • \ Mo P CA ::e2e (~~:) Capital end Surplus during Open a 2 100 p .m ., The folloWlng peraoni 811 EVelyn Roth Benson. 2336 wtth the County c111k ol ( 1 t .. /J." , e•a, • 1994 '441848,551 Jun• 14, t995 doing bulloati u : Elden Ave.. ID. Costa Orang• County on Mey 10. ) ~ /,'/ .,7....... '"'urenc. In f ()(ce: N•· Bid No. 1•• HID NO. A CALIFORNIA Mesa, CA 92627 l 995. A ~reW 7 Publl•h•d Newport tlorlwtd• $42,240,998,010 Published New port GENERAL PARTNEASHIP, This statement was filed FM0247 Beact\.Co1te M... Delly Acddent & Health preml-Beech-Coate M... Dally eoo Newport C.Otlf DrlVI, with !ti. County Clertl of Published Newport Beach- Pilol May 25, 26, June 1, ums1 $0 I F . ,..11 Pilot Mey 26 June 2 1995. Suite 250, Newport BNch, Orange County on May 9. Coale Mesa Dally Piiot May 1995 nturance n Ofce. ,.._ ' ' CA t2t4SO 1995 19 28 .iun..2 t 1995 • thf&3I fornl• Bualnes1 Page F462 Hughes lnve1tment1, a Evelyn Roth Ben50n ' ' ' ' ·'446 --------t $10,410.285,332 PUILJC NOTICI Caltfornta General Petto«· Pubffshed Newpon BeKh-1--------PUILIC NOTICE AccldentDI ....... ' ,.~, Pr .. ~ ship, aoo Newport C.Otlf Co11a Mesa Dally Pilot Mey PUBLIC NOTICE -----------1 l.H1\.. r .... ~""'"8 ...,_ on•127078:1 Drive Sutte 250, Newport 12, 111, 26, June 2 .. 1995. NOTtC• Of' SALa ne11 Pege Sl .MU31 Plotltlou• Beach CA 92'!60 F442 Flotltloue Of' PaRSONA.L We ~ C«tity ~t : •ue&ne .. Name Wiiii.,;, W. Hughes, Jr .• Clo PUBLIC NOTICE 8 u1'""8 Name PROPIRTY TO ebOW with -:. Annual StetefMftt Hughe. lnvN lrMnts, 800 Stetem•nt HIOHllT •.IDD•R. ::~~=nt tor the year The tollowtng penone are Newport Center Drive, cna1272M8 The fOllOWlng per1on1 ire Notice la hereby Olvtn ended D~mbet 31 1094 d~buslness ••· Suite 2~0. NtwPorl Buch, Flotltlou• dolrf business u : ~1.::~o-:. ':o~:t~ 0ao~:on:• of l~~r::: ~P:!~~91 ~:! ~~1~2Tua1neu la col\-Bueln .. • Nam•. PRR9sls~~?e°C1~ O~~T.~: dtt of Iha followlilg equip-f'Ca11t nl purauant 10 400 Newport Beach' Cell-dueled by; a general pllll• l t•t•m•nt Nt~rt Beach. CA 92663 mena whloh "•• bMn a. o or .. fornia 92660 • nershlp The following per•on1 tre Gay T. Hender•on. 218 Via ctared surptua 10 t11• needs ltw. _ _.. • 8 d VI Equut Mttkttlng l De-The regl1trant(1) corn-doing butlntl8 ••: Grulana. Newport Beacl\, of the CoaSI Community llctw-v "• 1' ' oe al n Inc 8 callfornla COt· mellCff l o lrensact busl• SK181Df CONCEPfS, 192 CA 92663 Co41'9t District; Pt esW...t And Centrof. S:auon .. 3901 M~huf nesa under the Flctllloua Sent• Isabel, Coste Mes•. John w. Aou•Ougv•n. 810 SAU! Of ONE (1) •• , BcKHv.Wd Suite 400 N-Bu•lntH Neme(t) llJled CA 92627 Mo. 1511 The lendlOO• Tl!MPOAARY OFFICE Dlcllil VM ,,....., As-port Beach Celliornl• ~on: 4·1·95 Thomu Paul Wetsel. 192 Dr .. 0.1and01 Fla. 32812 TfWUA ID( (8) TRUCl<S, al•tanl ... ,...., IZMO ' Thome• H. Purc.41 Sente Isabel, Coate Mesa, T"la bu1lnt H 11 con- ONt (ii ~ I NOINE ANA· Publl•h•d Newport l!quut Pow.I OellQn COt> lhlt tlalamtnl Wll filed CA 12$27 dueled by: .,, unlneotpo-LY?EA 6NE m EMISSION 8 ect\-Co t MtM Deity pc>tatlon a Ce14totnle c:«· with the COWlty Cleflc of Guy Todd Oannan, 796 rated auoclatlon oll er ANM.Y'zifll AHO SOC (I) IJ. • 1 a ..,. =d 3"I ljlscNthut Ofangt County on Aprll 11, De Anu ~ •• (P.O. Box then a p1111n«1hll) 8AAAY CARo f lt.I CABi. Piiot May u . 23, 24 • ..u, • Suitt 400 New-1891 342, "8 v.m., CA 91750 H•ve you ataritd dO<ng N!TI· COAi. T COM· 2t, ,.,, port Btich Celltornla .... :a... Thi• busln ... I• con-l>utintU yet? Yts 4·2&-95 MUNtTV COLLIOE DIS. Ml4I NteO ' Publlahad NewpOl1 leech-ducted by. co-~t Oay T HendtrtOn TAICT TICI Thia buelneH It con. co.ta M ... o..iy Pilot May Tnt "t'trant(a) com-Tho• stettcnent WH filed l ul•d bids wlll bt PUIUC NO ductld ~ a ...,_., pa11. 12, 11, 26,-""" 2. 11M :c* \Net "~••= ~th ther~ c:i!!1k ~ opened end publlc'V rMd ,. ACCIDCllT nertNp P434 ..,.ange --"1 on """ • .., lioud '°' ........ lttml U The reglstrent(I) OOlfto lullneee Name(I ) llf'ed 1995 ....... °" N proooeed MID llUL'" menc.d • ~ ~ cWlllllD abow on: 17 Apr. ti , ........ torftl 11 1 t • A.M., niut. IW811 CM' ,,... under 1he Pldllloua It'• IM rMOWOe WOU P\lbliah9d Newpcwt a.en. ~. JUnt 11. ,., In 1t1t nm ,...w 1ue1neet Nw(•) "'9d w GoUnl on to ... • OVeratocked wl1h Cotta ...... Daly , iot Mat Dlllilrtal MIM ....... .,. llt· ITAT.-T • • abow on: M... mlf'led ol .,..,....,.. t""'1 I 12 1t H 1115 ._ ....,., caDG. 0>· WMWD IQWI ......,. • °"' ... ....., , .. , • A cal to 1 • • ' F410 t:IJO AdeiM ~1. Colla MCI' -It~ tM4 tno. our -.itw1• _..... ,.,~ • .-.. 1--....... --~----..._ Cllbllla. M ...... Of •,,,_..I........... ...~ ... to ~:; $efl )'OUf h~m• ....,. be ....,tel to !he of. Pll ...... LR ... -,..,7 thr= ctaulf ed =; -:-=--.: ':: H•UUW OO•AllY •• llJe f:!l•M 8 ..aeTa \ • BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • • The Legal Dtpartmmt f1I Hx Daily. P1'.1>t iJ pltrtstd ,... M announce a new servia now au:ilAb/.e m new busint:1.10. ~ wiU MW SEARCH~ nmnt for you Ill fl() o:tm rhargi. mu/ Sllve J'>" tht time and t« trip~ rm Court Hm« in Sant1t Ana. Tkn. of~. afar tlJt Sbllf'h is comp~ we wiU fik your fimti/JuJ business namt ~11 wi~ the CAu!ffJ amc. publish ona a wtdt for four wttlts as~ by !Aw and dim fik your proof of publimtUm wiJh ttt ~am. Pl.ease SlflJ> bJ ~ fiiL your fiaitiws ~ 1111/mlaJJat tht DtUlj Pil«. 330 W. Bay 54 ~ Mtsa. /f""' Mllnot stop "'plozse atU Ill Ill (7 I 4) 642--021 11114 ILl" ruiU m4ltt ~for you,,, h41tJktha ~by mlliJ. , If you s/JOfJJ ~ ll1fJ ~ qwllitms. /""-.-Ml MS-" wt UJ/ IJt "'°"" M 1 :"" 111 assist l""'-Good IMNt m JllflT""" ~ ~ l • FRK>AY; MAY 26, 1995 ~.. ---;;; -~---·-11 PU1UC llOTICll . 4WIC IOTICll PlalC IOTm -"alC llOTm W •nca W IOTICll W ll01ICll '"1!ilUIUC IOTICD flUIUC llOTICll PUiiJiC IOTICD •-... IOITllCI-Qerllcl &rift T• ..._ v., 1117 a-. If .. _~ Cle& a-.~ ' *al • .... ... A ~,\llUNG on the ,......, ........ at:; & ........... fl .. lllillll •Ille,._.._ tor -•laclllldll tt701111et .._ 1Ne 11111mene w lledi.....a. Diiie • .,.._.. ... :c:A..,. ...... ...,. •• ..-. n. llllllill ... petidoft _.be h.w on• 11mun'"4sn1M '"~ = ...._ fl .. call• whiefs dlftl INde C..MllU.CA ..-..cllDlll ---... --... -.-... ---• ... lhe County a.ti ofi9167' "'*lllllledllltOllMtme Tiii ..,. 9M ---June 11, 1115 et 1:41 ............... -11 W..-W .. = ID AIOINyl ~ TN9*A•ll -.C. GI • , .... , 11w OrenoeC°""'YonApl 1'-'NfiJ YUM wa 'Pt! _ 1::::J1o1 .. .....,,-.,..o !'!·•~-r.1fl1~ P.M .inDeot. 703 locet-.,.. ............ f!I ........... J-• ~_. CotpoMon, IPlY• • ;oflMl-d •.. OCJfll> • t1116 OM • ..._.. .. i-.,.._ ._ Ide 111 11111 ,_ ..-~. •··-ed et 341 TM City = ...._. fll ... ........... '·---.. 1ir1i1 Ill Mii Ind In eccor· AUJElll l'llM ecNM · ••••11" Pe.awe CAttm· ' -OI • ~ ..... ...,. 11........., .. lie: Drive Orenge CA ....,. W .. --. •• •• ..., ... ._ wiltl StcllOll 212411('1 of 118 Soilll SlllMI. CenMDI, CA The .._. S*90M .,. ~ Newpc;lft ~ n. ...... 11C9llMllCI11 .._. • ....._ °' .. liCllD o IMI V'lllll .,.,.... ..._. eaeee ==1.. .. • ~._. -11 .. -fl .... C11Nn11a CM1 Codt w ll0701 11111 .. .,__, .... ~·~(A ~ Coela ..... Deity NoUi&ay~Ollllflf...... -... ftdwll. ~.4& ';;'..~==-""*-IF YOU 08JECT TO :; ..... ·:a:= II a; a .. -~ ---~;r:>:.: ... r:~'4.l:.~ Mild'° ~i!2'~ 12, 11. 21. June 2, 1985. 11111.._W:-.. • M · :=:.:J: .:::'.~. dled•••,.:f ::-., tot ~~,i:~~t~ o!~ :' •*~•~: = ,~r,a..:!~ .......... ._ :::" ~. 700 <'.Mc ~~1';'2 ~ te,.;---· F437 SGNEo ~ m LAM vu Codt~ =..~.::, eppHr' •t th• heenno ...._ .... fl '* 1a:,...... .. ..,;;e ~ C..DIMWtlt.S-Ana.C&. 'T,.;;;'ii"ntddltl•Ollllt Thoma& Loy•r flnk•n, PUIUC NOTIC! TSE KWANG VU, M1'I Y\M.ri ~ _ cw; ••rdgn1Mlf1 .'! •nd •t•t• your ob)ec· .. n,ae.-. ~ INlf'• cMcll *-" • • = "* encl lnMll con-~ wdh w11on1 dlllN ,_be t:M1 NewbUfY Or HUl\Ung-VU •--· -r, et90Wft lieNln. ... tlone or file wrttten lift..._ .. ~ e. .... • lillloMI....., • tollldnowtwldby•~ bled.,~ LYMM ESCAOW ton leach, CA 12i.47 . l'lollUeua This l'*"*'I -flltd ..el 131$1 "9ollttlrrt St ... Wll lie ..... 1tut obfeotlon9 w ith the f'rUllM .. ...,e e ... clllm ....... 'r 1 ..... • OHd Ill Tfldt In the pnipcrty CORP 11326 5out11 SCllMl Thl1 bu1lnet1 11 con-lkleln111 lllw the Coll"" QM GI °'111111 Gafdrn Glvw, CA~ WllltoUt co .. IMI ,,; ..,. court before lh• hear· ....,.. CIMcl *-" Oli a ,.., .. alClt U111oft • a llllll1td 111 Uld county, Cll~or· Cenl'>t CA 90701 MO lfll 1¥1 duc:ledby:enlndlvldUlll atet ..... t ICoun1tonMtt1S.19116 Newooft8etcll-ColtlMtsa ranty, upNeMd °'IM-Ing. Vour 9PP•9'•nce ..... • MllOlial....., a cMcl*-"llf• ..... ., nlL . •tot l•llG dalmt ~ q Have you tcan.c:f doing The tollowlllo per.one,,. NOlCf.TIQ rc.10Ut Nltne CN312123T·1•C'-'26 . ..-in ......,: ,.,... uu., may be in p ereon or by cMca • .,.. ~· .... ., ...,.. _,,..... 9M lolla Thi lllfft addless and other Cltditllf 111111 be _..ne 13. 1Qll!i, ~! l_9~~o doing bulllnH9 ai: CO ~ •111 IM~ l""1 2·g• 16· l9G5 1 poMeeelaft, " tncUlfto your attorney. ...... 0.-_.... et I , &Ute...... ........ .. common desJonation, if any, OI which II Ille bu. 91ftt11 dly befott • ,...,,_ "' AMERICAN BISON •• !Ille dlll It w• filed In,. Oltice PUIUC NOTICE wwu, .. per tM r• IF YOU ARE A -.. *"" -.w • ..... • ......_ ., U¥1ftf9 ltaftk ""rul oiope~ deacribed aboYt the anlcill*d 1111 • •PtClfrtd Thll 1tatem1nt was flied 2292 Orchlrd Or., Ntwport ~ 11!1 Cou-Qei\ A 111W fidi. ...... ,,..... .... ot CREDITOR or a contin· fMW81 MVlftti aM IOM .. etlled lft ._.... 1102 Is fllllPOlttd to lie: 31~ CORK abowe with U'1e County Clerk 01 Beach, CA 92960 tout 8u•ntu ...... 5-menl Alt NI. fM11CM tM ncille) MCUrell ltY gent crtdltor of the ,,........, Mvtnle • el ... fllnwlal Code aM LANE COSTA MESA. CA !12626· DaMcl Mat~ Orange County on Al>fll 20, Jerry Oen• Beckmann, lftlll bl llled befM M "'-The FICTITIOUI IUllMEH llN DtM ot TNl!t, wed\ decHHd you muu fll• _........ oi "~ llMll MllllOftled to do tMltlMM Coutriy AssessO(a PJrtcr Num: JARRE1T til. aivtr(s) 19" 2833 Elden Ave .. '8, ~ngOltliUt.llemtntdOtlllOIOI IWIEITATHIOO .....,... ""'*" a pro-your olafm With th' ~In 8ecttoft eta lift tNe ...... Ira tM went ber.141·~·04 • AlDEJllYllMEicMW'COAP PubUshed New~:!.!:! ~~: ~~;,;:,92:7 con-!!!, :;t11oliL~~.""eJn hi Tilt followlng pel10ll(s) t~ =..,•.,-:v "= ~ court and m ell e copy to euthorll':::':, = ~~ ~~ 11 'nit undtrsigntd TNstee dts· tl~Sd!Sttfft Y""'' dUC1ed by: an Individual ,.,_ 1 """' •nn•ldoino butiness IS' PAO ONE h Deed ot thepe11onal re:rresenta· ""tNe-. "".,.. eWftl -..,..... , ... ,..,_...., cWms Illy liabl~IY fa< iny incor· • ~1, CAg(}701 Costa Mesa Dally Piiot May Have you •tarted doing i~ ~aeon Ol the nGfllS OllHOOJ:I PHOTO, 37 E 17111 Street.= °'....,,..eca f"" tive eppointe by the t.nctef o4ttei thM cutl It wllNION "'! INuence fll ltdntl5oftlles1reetacldrusand Newpcrt~Mtsa 19, 28, June 2, 8, 1995. buslnesa vet? No ~""''"' u.:'<s:"~ ~~NI> E,Cos!.1Mtu,CA92627 charan and •IPM ... of court within four accepted the TN .... May =-:r::-• ~W: octltf common desigllltlcn, if CN3132361338&0AMl!Y26. F450 Je1ry o. 8eckmann ~siness lttld ProfnS10ns Se ~n Oil. 1820 W. Elm tbe lNelee tnd ot h 1tnont~1 f rom the date wllNION tM tuuw.e ol tM 0::-.:..,... .. any, sho#n l\tt1ln.. 19G5 --,-U-B-L-IC_N_O_T_l_C_E_ Thia 1tatement wu filed leode) • IAw .ANlllfm. cA 92804 ttuete cteated by Mid of f1rat luuance of ttM Trvee .. ·1 Dee4f ""111 1 ,..=:, """-Said sale will be INdt. without PUBLIC NOTICE ---------•with the COunty CllHk ol Newoort Beach·Cosa Mtsa Clain Scoll Oh, 1820 W Elm Deed ot Truat. to-wtt: ~etters es provided ,.In fWMt9 McOIM ev..._ to -.... ...... w ....-, C1Mnant °' wl/11/\ty. upiused • ,lctltlou• Of q• Co4'nty on M1y 16, ~N3f1908 17175-W ~ 10 26. IA~ , Alllhetm, CA 92804 Sltt.%11.lt ibtlfl'IMed. teotlon 9100 of t h• n.. ,.YIM Of .nc1ot ... •• w WleMut cownant Of °' Implied, rtOatll!OQ rrtlf. pcs-1---flll-Nl._FIClm ___ _ ButlneH Name 1995 • .NII 2.0 lgij5 • Ths Mness 1s col'llllcted by Accrued tneernt Ind...._ CaliforJ?I• Probete C~•· a Matt• ot right. w.n~, ••Pf"' Of IM-session,°' encumbrWu, IO pay F1CTIT10UI IUllB1 atate!Mnt FMe78S • lllsblnd & VW!fe donehdvanc:es lh••y, wtl Th! t1m~ for f1l1!'g Sakf ..,. wll be !Mde, p19ee1 ,...,....,. tltte, poe-lht unc>alCI bi!ance of 1114 ot>liga-IMMUTAT818fT • The following petaons .,, Publi•hed Newl)Ol1 Beach-PUBLIC NOTICE AeQs1rlnt Ns not yet begun 1nu-ltU figure prior cla1m1 will not expir• buC wlUlout covenent Of ....,. °' MCl.wlltwtneee. tioll. including lllle"st. advanees. Thi tolowlno penon(S) r~ dolnQ buslne11 as: Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May ~ transact business under tne to.-. before four months Wlnlftty, ... ,,.., or Imo .. ulWy ._ and .. OCl\tr eriar;es secu1'd by dolflG buSlnas as sa.ERAL CAfATIVE PAINTING & 19,2e,June2,8, 1995. STATOIElfTOFAIAll>O•Bn' ~~: ltd~ness nime OI The beMflc'-Y under from the hHnno d•t• ~=:a..,.... ... ut ... poe. IM•bt8dntu MCUIM by saidPftll)erty.Thttotalamountol INVESTMENTS COf/PN('(. 717 DESIGN, 707 State Coll9ge F447 OF names 5 rt1n Mid Deed of True( hereto-noticed ebove. Of ~""*MCUo '* Deed, ed'v-e• 1f11 unc>atd bllance ol lht cbligi· 8fU Cioyon Acad Su11e 3 etvd .. Unit J, FU11tr1on, CA OTICE USEOF FlCTITIOUI tuSINESS ~OH SE KYUN OH, CHUN fore executed and dellv-· VOU MAV EXAM· to Ultlfy '!: ~ IMreunder, wtth lntef•llt bcn stCllftd by uld piopcrty ind WalM CA 91789 • · 92631 PUBLIC N NAME ered to the undenlgMd a INE the file kept by th• g::, aecw ~ · •• provided ttier~~I and rtascnably estl!Nted C0$1s PJ.tC Famrly Trust dated James Phlllp Wiiiiams. flcUtlou• Thi lollowing perscn(s: 1he 1"&::eiem,_wa~ hi~ With written Dec11r1Uon ot De-court; If you ere • per· def, w.-:"::!:.'st. t .. -U: h unpaid Pflnc"PM bet. exptnsu and advaneu at lht +1295. 717 8IU Cin'ton Acao, 6064 Calle Cedro. Ana-Buelneu Name ~ abandoned 1111 use ol Coo on u -8 11195 noe fllUll Incl Dtmend for Sile, son 1ntereated In the vtded lhefetn •net ~ enc• fll the Note eec:ured time ol tilt inrtill pubhcabOn ol SUlte 3. Wali..it. CA 91789 helm, CA 92807 the r1~s buSlntSS name inty "~ • and 1 wrlttel" Notice ot De-eatete you mey file unpMd PtlnctPet bat • by Miki Deed with lntereet thl Notice $l"6 l0115 Patnck J KellY Tnistee 717 Thia busln111 Is con-atalenMnt CHECKER'S CAFE. 130 South NOTCE-Tlu ~bous Name f1ull and Election lo S.11. wlth the court e formal ot the Hole MCUfed ~Y thereon H Pfovlded In oA\.e OS0:,995 • · Biia einyon Ro°ad. Sutie 3 ducted by: an lndlvldual Th• following penons are Matn StJtel Otange CA Q2668 Statement expires lrve yu11 lrom The undersigned ceuHd RequHt for Specie! uld Deed with Int It Mid Nole, fH•, c"-rge1 : Wal l CA 91789 · Have you 1tarted doing doing business as: The ftcitbous bJSlllCSS name 1he dill ii w1s hied 1n the Ofltce uld Notke of Defautt and Nollet of the filing ol tn thereon 11 Pfov..d'' Ill 9'td •llP4HIM• ot the tfU91· CTC FOllECLOSURE SERVICES ~A. t<ely TruS1ee 717 buslnH• yet? No s u PE A IO R LEATH EA referred to abc>Ye wu h!ed on ol the Coun!y Clelll A new R~· Elec:tlon to Sett to be r• Inventory end eppreisel Nld Note f"' charge• " end the trultl crNted COllPORAJtON Brea Canyon Roa'd Sutti 3 JamnPhlllpWllll1ms , CARE. 2883 Glng!,..rwood OOiembtr30.19Q3intheCountytOUS Business Name Statemen! corded In the county of eatate assets 0 , of tndeapenMeot'ttte1tuet· b¥uldDffdotTru.t. ATTORNEYSEQUITYNATIONAL wa1'rutCA 917f/) · • This statement was filed Fullerton. CA 92635· of Orange and Ongtnal File No rr'LISI be l~eCI before 11111 bme The where the rul property I• eny petition or account " and the trulli created VerdUgo Servke Corpo-CORP. AS AGENT Thi bu ness s col'llllcted by with the County Clerk or Donald 0 . Mitchell, 2883 F593693 !ding of lhs Statement dots not of loctted •nd lnOf• thin ld d l HCtion by llld Deed °'Trull rttlon .. Nld 'TrUltH, '2f DONNA HLAVACEK s SI . I Orange County on Aprll 21, GlngerwOOd. Fullerton, CA Kennell1 l Tutad 1565 sar11tsetl 111tnonze the use 1n this thrM months hive •1•2 P0rovr 0 1h nc lif . Maetet' Motta•-coin~-WHt L .. lnoton Drlv1, C229028 TrusTt _... d ID 1995 · 92635 ' 172 state ol a Rcbbou~ Busmess elap1ed llnce auch 5< 0 e a ornte ~.-TNrd l'loof. Olend• CA 51'1!1 &26 1995 he reor~ ...... commence F844083 Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-Al~!~0r· f:s~:· ~~ S~n Name in ... olallon ol tile ngllts ol recordltlon. Probate Code. A Re-r:~ ;:'!. r:::~ 8~ tf?OI, (111i I00-2(16' By: !Y12, ' ' transact oosiness undel the Published Newport Beach· ducted by: an lndMduaJ Almacla RoaCI Corona CA 91no another under ~delil, State, 01 Golden Wut S.vlng1 As-quest for Special Notice Agent 801 University A Iona THhd1t1n, Tru1~t11 PUBLIC NOTICE ftcvvous lllStness name or Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May Have you started doing This buSlness was conducteCI common law (Ste Sec~on 14400 aoclatlon Set'Vlct Co., 11 form it eveileble from nue •Suitt S240 sec:: ..... Officer, Dtted: names listed a.bOYI on May 1, 19 28 J ne 2 9 1995 business yet? No ..., ttusband & wile el seq Business and Proress1ons Trustee, Post omca Bo• the court clerk. ~lo CA 95825 16111\ Oll10l1"' fie No. Ft47"6 1995 .,c L • ' u ' ' · Donald G. Mitchell '7 Code)· 34957, S.n Antonio, TX Anomey few P.thi-: 565-• • , .. v1 ASAP11MA • FIC1TTIOUS IUSINESS SIGNED PATRICK J ~L Y, F457 This statement was filed Signed. KENNETti L TASTAO, Rl1t nh 78266-4957, Telephone Anthony A."--' 2964• By: Te1esa Nico-1111, 1121, 112 NAME STATBIElfT Trustee, MARGARfT A KELLY __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_IC_E __ , with the County Cl81k of KAAEN C TASTAO ESCA0:AMERICA CORP Numbfi· 1210) 5'~998 S..ty & Rueeet let, Vice President, Dated: PU LIC NOTICE The tonowino pe11011(S) 1nre Trustee ---------•Orange County on May 11, Tlls st.atement was !~eel 1111111 fJ828 Gltriln Gtt11t1 /l'ld, No 201 By: Nett S.nd'ers, Aasl.; 4831 Teler Aw, Ste 05/12/1995 B doing lllSlness as ~IMAHTI This statement was hied w1t11 FlcllllOu• 1995 ~-County ~e~ggJ>1 Orange Gltdtn Gto.e, CA '12644 tant Secreury, Date: 140 ~r~ fie No. ft47UI t.«>HTESSORI SCHOOLS. 5003 E the County Cler1t of CK.lnoe BualnHe Ne me FMe305 "'' on ~ • OW PANY Newport BelCh·Costa Mesa 05/04/H NeWPOtt Beach CA ' ' -FICTTTlOUI IUSIJIESS Chapman Aw , ()(ange, CA 92669 County on May 22. 1995 Statement Published N-pa11 Beach-BURROW J,C~J?:, On~ CN30Q631 95-38635 May ASAP162812 92Ho PUBLIC NOTICE IWIE STATBIEtfT l*"1er Scilools. Inc . Ciklor-NOTICE· TIU Fi<:Oous Name The following persons 11e Co111 Me1a Dally Pilot May sinu Ana. CA g,.,7~ 12 11126 ~n 2 1995 5112, 6111, 5l2S 05/19, 06/22. 06/26 The follow.ng person(s) 1n11 1111. 5003 E Chipman Ave . Statement expres live )'UIS ltom dol~ business as: 19. 26, June 2, 9. 1995. Newport Beach-Costa Mes-a PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE =~~R~~ doing buStness IS OAVIO S ~·CA= Inc Cal I the date ec::, was ci': ~the ~·: 1~~ 5TE~.!~~us::11i~· F449 CNn156 78876-RC May c .. s1 min TRUST ":t'i gE~T~iis1~ c~ ru. g;:: E ~ I..!: ~n;e BuSl:S Name ~ Anahel~. CA 92804 • PUBLIC NOTICE S, l2.19.26. 1995 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF NOTICE Of' TRUSTEFS Ate: 22111SOT rm11 Allellle, 19 '<>aroen GllM ~.CA Q2fi69 rr'Llst be hied belcre that •me Thi C111 Arthur Anderson. 125 Fl~tJtJou• PUBLIC NOTICE Trult~le No. PETITION TO SALE UNDER DEED OF Loan: '174M-2 CA92640 . • ThtS Mlness IS conwctecJ by hhflllol trlSstalemenlCIOeS notol S. Wast81n 1213-B, Ana· .. ~f-A ADMINISTER Fl.! •• R1U1'..!~a OChef: -Jeon ~ s H 4925 Hcrtl! a oenerai Pl/tlltf'Sllp t1Sell al1honze the use 1n tin helm. CA 92804 Buelneu Name STATEMENT OF AIAMDONMOO ",.. A.P. Humber 04J.Of74t MJSUl!I Awroe Siil Gibn!I ·~ The reQIStrlnC commenced ID state cl a na'°'-ts BuSlness This business I• con· statement OF Title Order No. 70n932 ESTATE OF: Loin: 27718TTL YOU ME IN DEFAULT 91n 6 · transact b.tsiness unoer the N.lme in ~non ot tile nglltS of ducted by: • llmlted part· The following pe<sons are USE OF flCTlTIOUS IUSINESS RefeNreNnc• ~!>..;. ~:' ROBERT DEAN A.P. N~~~-~.'~~1 .. ~ A.OJ UNDER A DEED OF nu business 19 ~ClecJ ~ 1~.aus 00S1ness name or another under Ftoe..-. State, er nershlp doing business as: NAltlE AP o. _.,..,. • COYE M O ....... • .......... ~us~1.!>ATED JUNE ZS. anir4Vl<lial names hsled abo11e .cn ~ne 23. common law (See Secilon 14400 Have you started doing PARTNERS MORTGAGE The lot1owing person(s YOU ARE IN DEFAULT CASE NO• A{JJ92• YOU ARE IN DEFAU_!:!. 1H1, ~HS YOU TAKE Thi ,.,..strant commenceo IC 1965 etseQ BuStnessandProlessions business yet? No GROUP 3n1 S Timber • UNDER A DEED OF • UNaa. A DEED ur ACTION TO PftOT£CT .• ,.. · -~ ""'NED """ .. ""I SCHOOLS ~) ' • • • llaso1lave aba.ndOne<I tne use OI TRUST DATED 02122J89 To all heirs benefi· TftUST DATED January I YOUR l"ftOPERTY fT MAY nnsact lllSlness unoer n ....., rn<""'"' """"'fill ~~~ ~:=nt was filed ~~:=:nar:iJn~:21gr21 s the llCllb\l"S buStness .~~ UNLESS YOU TAKE ~ c,iRries, Credito~ •• con· 1tt0, UNLESS YOU TAKE 8E SOLD AT A 'PUBLIC hcnous CUSHleSS name or INC. ~r SC~~· ~. t'?t.. .. '\ ..a ... _ &• · C C k r ' ' BORRELLI S REST Av"""' TION TO PROTECT YOUR lingent creditors, end ACTION TO PROTECT SALE. If YOU N!ED AN names 4ste<l above on WA 8v ...,..,.,.., toY .. _.., nd _,,,. --. ... 01lh the Co ounty ~er 2~ Timber, Santa Ana, CA 10111 Talbert Awrue, Fountai~ ~OPERTY, IT MAY BE persons who mey other-YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY l!XPl.AHATION Of' THE SKJNEO OAl.10 S H JEON PSI 6y Ml Pnmantl Pits LSI WEINSTOCIC, llANION, ET Al range unty on ay ' 92707 Valley CA92706 SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. wise be intar&1ted In 8E SOLQ AT A PUBUC NATURE OF THE PRO-Tin statement WIS Meo 'Miii This Slllement WIS hleo will1 1888~nturyPU. 5*r 800 1995 F047725 J~l~d ~uy~~~~ivl~ualcon-The t1Cllbous OOSIM$$ name IF YOU NEED AN EX· the will or estate, or SALE. IF YOU NEED AN CEEOtHO AGAINST YOU, Ille Cou~ Cler1t of Orange !Che eou~ .... Cle22rlt1,,,e.! Orange Los~s .. ~~eo'ta .... l!ferred to abo11e was tiled on PLANATION OF THE NA· both f· ROBERT DEAN EXPLANATION OF THE YOU SHOULD CONTACT A Cou~ oo May 22 1995 ounty on ""'7 • _, ...,...port ""-..r s ._.a Published Newpart Beach· Hive you s1arted doing February 14 1995 tn Ille Cou~ TURE OF THE • o . NATURE OF THE PRO. LAWYER. NOTICE-Tlls Rchous Name NOTICE· This F1cbbous Name CN312717 GENERAL May 26. Jun Co1ta MHa Daily Piiot May bB~l\~=~i~Zz Ne ol Orange and Onginal Frle No PROCEEDINGS AGAINST COYf, ~e'f.TION hes CEEDINO AOAINST YOU, Notice 11 hereby given Statement expres f1w yurs lrom Statement e1¢1111 l1ve ye111 lrom 2.9.16. 11195 26, June 2, 9, 16, 1995. Tnls statemen1 was filed F636929 YOU, YOU SHOULD CON-been flied by MIMI YOU SHOULD CONTACT A IMt VHdUOo S.rvlce Cot'· Ille date ti WIS ltled in the Olltce Ille date it WIS fded Ill the Olltce PUBLIC NOTICE F471 with the County Clerk of 8o11'1h Restaoralll. A CalllOr· TACT A LAWYER. PURKITT COYE in the LAWYER. P<lf•llon, n tru91H, Of o1 Ille County Ctelll A new FiCb· ol lhe Councy Clerlt. A new ficb· ---------__ P_U_B-Ll_C_N_O_T-IC_E __ Orange County on April 20 !'Ila Corporabon. 2235 OalaC11e1 On Oll02IH it 1:00 P.M., Superior Court of Celi· Notice Is heraby given 1ucce11or truslH, « eub-aous Business Name Statemeni •ous Business Name Statement File Mo. Fl4704 ---------I 1995 . ' On11e Rancllo Palos Verde C~ Golden WHI Saving• A.. f · C t f O th1t MHter Mor1g1ge stltuttd trualH pur1u1nt roost be tiled belore that bme The roost be flied belate that bme Tile FICTJT'IOUI IUl..SS Fl tltl Fe..3918 90275 · 1ocl1Uon Service Co. 11 ornta, oun V 0 r· Company, 11 tnJll4H, or to lhe Dffd ot Tru~ e1· 1ft11ng or ttu statement Claes not ol hhng ol ths statement Claes not or NAMESTATEflOfT 8 1 G 0 :• P bll n d N rt B 11 lhls business was conoucted the duly 1ppolnted Trust· ang~HE PETITION re 1uccH10f lru1tH, or 1ub· ecuttd by Wiiiiam Howard itself aotnonze the use 1n tllls 1tse1! aotnonu the use 1n lhs Tile lollOW1ng person(s) tst.11! us n••• am• u 5 • -Po _ eac • bv a corporattor. .. un<Hr 1nd pu11u1nt to • 1tMuttd trustee purau1nt E.mtnuef RecOfded on Stal! ot a lictbous Business state of a FicHous Business dol bu GE'NERAL. Statement Costa Mesa Dally Piiot May Signed 80.RRElU RESTAURAN'T Deed of Trust, Recorded quests that MIMI lo the Deed of Trust tit· 07/0111•1 II lnltrument Name tn ~Olauoo Of tne ngll1s OI N.ame in ~Ol*1! ol tne nghls °' IHVE'im.E~~s ~mf 717 The followlng persons are 19, 26, June 2, 8, 1995. ACA CORP By Cal1oG Bolltlh on 02J2Bl'Bt H Document PUR~ITT COYE bj ecuted by Raymond 0 . No. 11438110 In Book -another under F!deral State 01 another under F-eoerat. Statt. or B"a Cll1yOll Read &i:1t 3 doing buslnesa 11: F458 President · No. 11-102116 Book -appointed !!• pe11oi:ie Novelli, Marlle1 H. NovelH '• -of Offlclel '9COfd• 1common law (See Seciion 144(j: COIMlOn law (See Sec'°'114400 W 789 • NORTH SHORE ENTER-Tt.s slatement was llled witti Page -of Offlclal Record• representative to edm1n-Recorded on 0111111tt0 In the omce ot the County let seq Business and Prolessions et seq . Business Ind ProlessiM; iii.it CA 91 it...., 7 7 8 PRISES. 282 Cedar St., PUBLIC NOTICE Ille County Clfr1t of Orange In th• offk:• ot the Re-ister the estate of the 11 Instrument No. Recorder of 0qnge !Code> · Code) P.ilncll J """' 1 ~ Newpart Be1eh, CA 92663 Cou~ on May 22 11195 cor<Hr of or1ng1 County, decedent. to-02n51 In loott -Ptge County, Caltfomle, Ind First~ Renewal lillng Canyon Road Suite 3. WllM Curtis J. Honlngrord, 262 FlcUtloue Newport Beach-Costa MtSJ callfornla, uecuted by: THE PETITION re--of omc'8t recorde In lhe pureutnt to the Nolle• of GOloatbv ESCROW Hewoort BeicM:osQ Mfg 01789 Cedar St .. Newport Beach. Butlneu Name CN312n8 l7024'MN May 26 Llura L Splv• an unmw-queets tho decedent'• omce of the County Re-DtflUlt Ind !Jed1on to 3111 W ayrrpc W'ld CN3l27tXi Mlv 26. _..n 2 9 16 Margam 4 Keay, 717 Bru CA 92663 lt•t•ment ~n 2 9 16 1995 rfed wom1n 1 11 Trv1t« W ILL end codicils, if cordef of Orange County1 Seti tttereundet fKonled Lo$ ............. CA '1lnl6 109s • ' ~Read. Suite 3 WllM CA This business 11 con-Th• folloWlng persons ate WOfld a.v'"91 ind Loan env. be admitted to Caflfomll, and pur1uem OZIOIN• In Boot -, ,..__., 917811 ductld by: in Individual doing business as: PUBLIC NOTICE A•aocLltlon, a Federal probate. The WILL and to the Notlee of DtflUll '•-· 11 ln.tn.lfflenl No. CH3~~::'~~~ PUBLIC NOTICE This buS1ness1sconwcted II>/ Have you 1tll'led doing G PRODUCTION, 3381 In-s.vtng1 end Loan Asaocl-env codlcils are eveil· and Election to S.M there-11-M2IO fll MM omc1e1 ... , • n lllsblnd & wile bus~s yet? No dl81\1 Av•~ Costa Mesa, File MD. K>t7U1 atioft, H leneficlery. able for exeminetion In under recOfded 02110l1ttl Recordt, wtl lel on 2.9.16. 19G5 Esc. .. *· 1~ The reQtstmlt commenced ., c~· J. Honlngloid CA 92628 RCTTTlOUI IUSINESS WIA ...... pubffc •uctlon the file kept by the '" looll -. Ptge -... In· OllOtl1... at h NofUI PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO CREOOORS OF IUlJ( ll'ansact Miness unoer ·tne This 1tatement Wat filed Gtrald Batbut, 3381 In-MAME STATHIOO to the highest bidder for court atrument No. N-4IOOt of Front enttenc. to the SALE lrc:taaous buSlness name OI with the County Clerk of dian• Ave., Costa Mesa, The lollowing peoon(s) 1n" cHh, (paylble at time of THE PETITION re-Mid OMclal Rtccwde, wt11 County CourthouM no '4IOTICEOFTIIUITEFI SALE (UCC S.C.1105) names ~steel abc>Ye on May 1 Orange County on Aplil 24• CA 92626 dolog lllStness as .xJY CLEAN· tale In llwfut money ot h i a.ti on 0Mttl1 ... 11t the Clvtc Centet' Dflve WHl TruSlff Siie Numbtr 1$10·A NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tNt 1995 t995 This bu1lneu Is con-ERS 2238 s Grand Sll'lla Ana. the Untltcl st1tta, by ~e~t~ t au~h or ty t ~o North front en1rlflCe to Senti Ana, CA 12701 at YOU ARE IN OEFAUL i UNDER ' a llllk salt 1ubout., be made SIGNED PAT~ J KELLY Fe44288 ducted by: en lndMdual CA 92705 CHI\ I calhlef'I d\edi m NS er e es e e the County COUrthouM 1:00 ,.M, It pubfk: auctkln D£EO Of TRUST DATE[ The name(S) anCI OOSlntSS MARGARCT A KELLY Published Newport Beach· H•v• you started doing LISA KIM 9691 ln\penal A"' drawn by I Ital• Of" M-~~de! .the ~ndepe~~nt 700 Civic Center Dflve to tM hlghell bidder fOf O\ll391 UNLESS YOU TAAE addftss of the seffertsl ts'&re lhls si.ment WIS ltled Wllll Costa Mell Dally Pilot May buslneu yet? No Garoea Gro'°' CA~ llonll bank, a check mimstrallof.\ o ~-WHt S1nta Ana, CA It c11h (peyable at the tlfM ACTION . TO PROTECT YOUF RICHARD ROTH and SHIRLEE the County Clerlt ol Orange 5 12 19 26 1995. Gerard Batbut Tlls Dus.ness is conoucte<l by drawr\,by I state Of federl4 tale~ Act. (Th1t euthori· 1:00 P.M. it publlc euctlon ot ule In llwful money of PROPERTY fT MAY BE SOLO AT ROTH 1170 Baler Costa Mesi County on May 22. 1996 ' • ' • F This 1tatement was filed nCli crtdlt union or 1 chectl ty will ellow the person· to the hlfhe114 bfdder f« tM United ltat11). .. · CA NOTK:E-Thls fic:taaous Name ________ 4_o7 with the County Clerk of an t~()Jil l\aS not et begun drawn by 1 .iate or ftdetal al representative to take c11h (pay1ble et the time right, tttte, and lntereat. A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN Doing lllsint1s as CO!t4 StJlement expru tiw yu11 from PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on May 19. to 1ran::\isiness ~noer tile uvthg• and loan Haocl-many . actions without of ule In t1wful money of conveyed lo and now held EXPlANF T .lntD 0 NCEOEDf TGHSE NAG TURsJ LAUNDRY tr.e date 1t wis filed 1n the Ofltce 1995 ltcitbous business name 01 atlon, 11vlng1 HIOCI-obtaining court appr,ov· the UnMtcl Statu), •II by It Under Mid Deed of 0 HE PR IN A .AJN ~I other lll!Rness name(s) ot the Cou~ Clerlt. A new lia Flctltloua FM7822t namesllsle<l~eren 1tlon, or 11vlno• bank el. Bo.fore taking oe.rtein right, tffle and lnlerell Tru91 In the propttty .,.. YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT~ ano addlUS\H) used by the bous BuSlneu Name Statement Bualneae Name Published Newpart Beach· SIGNED LISA KIM apecltltd In nctlon 1102 very 1mpo1tant aot1on1, conv1yect to •nd now held tuated In said County •nd l.AWYER. selle~s) within the PIS1 thrH tn.tst be med befM that •me The Statement Co111 Mesa Dally Piiot May Tlls statement wis hit<! W11fl of the Ftn1nclal Code end however. the pereonal by It under 111d Oeect of Stat• lhown on the On O&<l2195 at 9:45 AJ.4 .. Anor-years., stated l1'j the setle~s) hlingolthtsstatementdoes not cl The following persons are 26 June 2 9 16 1995 Ille County Cler1t 01 Orange 1uttlorlzed to do bu1lne11 representative will be Trust In the PfOperty 11-County A11euor'e R• neys Equity National Corporition l.-llrt, (K none so state) None · tlsetl aulhorUe the use tn tlllS doing buslneas u : ' ' · • f:461 Cou~ 00 May 22 1995 In thl• state.) At: At lh• required to give notice tuattd In 111d County ind cord• H A.,. Nurnltef as Agent tor CTC Foieclcsure The locabon in Caltlomia or state ol a ~bous Bus.ness GEARY'S AUTO THINGS. NOTICE This Act1bous Name North front entrance to to Interested persons Stile heretnefter d• CMJ.Of741. SelVices Corporation (Trustee) the Chief eicecubve ollice of Ille Name tn ~Olallon of the no111s cf 12832 WHt St.. Gaiden PUBLIC NOTICE Statement ;xpres f!w yurs lrom the County Courthouae, u n ! es s tho v he v e ac:rtbed: A1 more fully de-nd Th• PfGPtf'Y 1Mfdre11 23721 Birtcher Ortvt, lake Fc1'sl selle~s) 15 same as abOve another under Ftoetal. State, or Grove, CA 92640 the elate it was hied tn the Oll1ce 700 Civic Center Drive waived notice or con· i crtbed on 11ld Deed of • other common deaJe-CA 92630 (714)707-5640 as tilt The name(s) and business common law (See SeQon 14400. Gerald Carlin, 11658 Au· file MD. Fl4H31 Wut.. Slnta Ana, CA •II aented to the proposed Trust. netlon, If •nv .. ot the real duly appointed t111stu under and ICIClreu of the lluytf(s) H/'e et seq Bus111ess anCI ProleSSIOns IN Ave., Fountain Valley, FICTITIOUS tuSINESS CLASSIFIED f'IOht, tllle and lnterell ac tion.I The indepen-The property eddrHI r.otMrty deac:rtbed ~ve pursuint 10 Ille Deed Of Trust JAARETT JAMSON'. ~ 1 MPE. Code) ' CA 92708 NAMEITATEMENT 1t'1 the resource you conveyed to end now held dent edministretion •nd other common d•"t· 1 J::'.n" to be. QC! 1'COl'Cled 0\13\191 as Document IHC 2710 s Vates A~M Los Fimfillng ~~ ~u.1ln•~1vl~u;on· The l~ng per10n(s~ can count on to Hll a ~ru! ~ .. :~ :. authority will ~e granted ~!~: ~~'rc:J":a:,~~ :iectl, cA";::a_1~ 9H>47594 Of Oltictal Records 1n Molles. CA Q0040 IWl1lN A. NEUU.111, fl4, Have y. an•tatted ~ pqf~ ~N VIEJO myriad of merchan-tuated In Mid County, unless . an int~res!ed la purported lo be: 1 The undefllgned Trvat" the onic:e OI the Reeoteler ol 'file a.sstts being sold are WBMITOClt, llANIOtt, ET Al bullnn~et? Yes 198~ 252W ~ 11 Paltlw'V Suttl dlse Items, becau .. Catlfornla descrfblng tht per.on files ai:i ?b1ec11on Soutti.mpton Court New-cleelMll• any llablltty fot Onnge County, Cahlomia. Ell•· oenef111Y descftbed a t11miai1t, 1888~PkE.,5*r 800 0 en C • our columns compel land theretn· M more fully to the pet111on end port leKh CA. any lnc:CWNCtneu al the cuttd by: DAW> A. HARRISON fiq,M -equipment, INChtnety LosAngdts. CAfXXJ67 To place an ad In C & ~s"r.. ~ ~~631 quallfled buyer• to detcnbed ift ukl Deed ot shows good cause why The uncsefllgned Trust" Pfopefty eddr .... end-., Nil MARY S, HARRISON. ~-~ ll'IOename gooctwdt tease, Newport ~Costa MtS1 Ct.ealfled Summ Drive DamOnci Bar c:alll TNst. the court should not dlsclaim1 eny lllblllty f« er CCMMlon de~ r BAND ANO WIFE AS JOil'f• leasellold 1mpvwments cow-CN312718GEHEP.Al.May26 .-in Call 942-5878. CA 916";f" ' 842·S878 The p!operty heretofore grant the authority. any tnc.orrectne11 al 11\e My, llhown her. TEHAHTS wr11 stM at Ollbloe nanlnotlDcomoetl 1 2,9,16. 1995 •a•o•u•s•ES/ ___ 1 ~~= CONDOS fOR SALE COSTA MESA 1024 OUT-OP-STATE COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT PROPERTY 1558 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 1022 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiii NEWPORT 2169 BUCH &.a•t 2 New Unit• 1 ST MONTH RENT $390 * CD....,and New• New Lux~ TWnhm 1 +ACRl!S. 110 FEET +Oep-2Br+2B• tnhm AT THE BEACH Spre•••• Hiii 3Br, Medl1errmneen T~ 3Br. 3 ~·· 0 N C 0 L 0 A AO 0 W/Y8rd. Pets OK. Poof, Oen view! Fem rm/epa hotne 3Br, 2.&Ba, 3 Many UpgradH TROUT STREMI Great lndry•. 844-2848 Annual Aen•-11 S20~:.~vs7 cun~~176B!J. • frplc, 2000tf. Roof.top 1.6 ml from S.ach mount a In v I e w a . UI ... ~.. ..... .._. - eun & BBQ deck. S198,000 &42-3873 19,7501 Low down. 3Bd 1 ,SBa 2-car gar. Lare• .. l.otlon •YU.ALY• -undecaped. S100K Open l•t & SUft 12·11 Low monthly pay· Fplce. patio, w/d hk· Studio ••••·•••·••••••• '460 38r 2ea. Npt ShorH -under market. Owner ~-., .... ••auaa• mente. Owner finance up. No pet. 1 blk to 2Bd, cl•~ .. ::-::" S11400 cloH to clubh••· All mu.I •• IVmay fln•..,.e --~ wn (71") 852 ~35. Tri. Sq. 845·1454. 2Bd, bey,,._... S 800 amen Ju-' red"c-.. • -•&• ....., _ _.. ,.. __ , ho ..... fum-lnc .... ,. 3Br 2~Ba home, fp, • ....,,, 4Bd Hunt Bell Ml -· 11300 • •• .. ,..., ----..... • .. _ v BRIGHT 2Br 2~Ba , ... ........_ __ o .. ,01n11•1u 1419,000 723-4400 .cu'""9"tac:, nu cp pnt. ' condo, hi cell•. 2-car C.it or -U.t •• _ ... _st111,.t.e=IA• Won't last •t $199,900 ti I ft..& _......___.,Iii!; _._ -.._,, •Oo••nlll8Y View• Owner/Ag1. 650-3447 HOU"'"'S/ gar. pa o, poo. spa. ,,,. "--• ,.. ... .,.11..-.m11-.f.,. 3br/3ba-Slepe to Sand ~ $1160/mo. 957·2903 arltll&Mo.==.•-3Br 2~Ba on Penln • Xlnt cond, good ar•a. MI,.., ........ Ad .. -• BEST COM loc. $S~8K CONDOS •MESA VERDE• 673·1900 ---.. ~.~~ .. llOQUA&.tFYe1~0041 NEWPORT fOR RENT •-.-----· __ _, ...--Large 4Br 3Ba 2 1lory, BACK llAY38r 281, 2·i• ._.. ... ., •t1c'"'8IUll•• BEACH 1069 fem rm, pool, crnr lot. c:ar gar, AV, 2 frptc. AP'••TMENTS Cann•rv Rental• Inc. 175--460e ..., •.., cMlf. ,....._, COSTA MESA 1024 $1875. 675-4912 Agl vllcent. •1aoo/mo. ~ -. ...._ .............. Owner DHper•te EASTSIDE 3Br 2Ba 433-9828 CB POR RENT .............. ......-.. $1?0,000 Bk Bay 3br 2ba 3 frpl. CORONA houH, yatd, dbl• oar, Beich Area .... ..,.pe•s 11.111111· For 1,_18 •••t•ld• AV prklng. vacant DEL MAR 2122 w/d hkup. No dogs. WI t F I h d --._...1 • ......._.. " • saai>ooo .... 1.2s&o s13so+dep. 645·5&18 n tr um a • BA1BOA _ .... , -· tlngl• fernlly home. A ' • - TMI _,.., • Ht h 1 1 B i h •--------E••t•ld• Rent or Lse. Or Summer Wttkfv k 1 1 ..... .,....,.... c arm ng r wt • ONE OF A KIND 13110/Mo Fumlet..d Option 10 buy. 48r • ISLAND _.. ;;:.. _ _. 11 le minimum of sesoo Secluded 2 .... 1y, 3500 320 Hazel Or. 2Br 29a. Aemod Ilk• new. Ma~y5 8:::r,:,., ......... ., ...... __ _._ down. You c~ld have t /f, '"'Br 3~Ba, bonu• 2Ba. On canyon/ ,.1400/mo. 65,.3 008 --· monlly paymenl• or .. 1 75 .. ""TO • .,. Winter N50-S1900/mo 2ar 1••· light & .. 1 ... , ------- .. --... ... .. rm+ den, ocean view, ocean v .w. •·..-v -., ....., -St 234 (at fixed rite A. H t H A 2bd b Summer 1525-12900/WtC laundry, deck 1950. • •••• .-..... 1e • lnc1Ud1Jl9 tu .. a. 1n-:~t·d~af!~=r:: 2aR +d•n & Iott, ~ •• •;b1~·~., •• ~1~: VIiia Rentals atwdto ettt. !*king, • ........ • • tutanc.). Cell for d.,. $7HK B 0 frplc. Mc •Yll•m. 2· no/pet $9:15/mo gH/ p ~ M t t\o kit 1460. e7s.3031 ...... nu........ tall• and • private Sevsu'n. ~5~ P9" cer oar. $2400/mo. water 'p•ld 64..:euo. rope Im Studle .., ....... frpl. •••r ' r q 111• . lhowlng. Cway W-1d Agt. 7&9-931• 87 Ii walk·ln clO ... petlO, w/ --•t•a&•r. Agt.At;.z2~ •IGOCUNVISWS d.ca.en&llQht.N50/ .. a e J' IC---... t IU; 14We 48', Aa!.IGI IMOAoom led/9lln DANA POINT 2126 a•aa.Prtmel.eHtlon mov•at1¥.•tH3a1 ,.._...... a ... A9dueed 11000. 11ne 19ed1 88lh vi.w Ne!e~;P~~:!· " WMrtyouwrtt. • Clatlln.d ad, Include .. z::. ,..,.. IO 1241,000. Toeaity 11115 S8df.Ntl front Unit Ja ••• etlofi ,..mod..-. DrM-byl oona am.a. l'MT1 ••• •••o Aet. • -.., su.11rno. 11 42 c.n•t '"'" to W a.ell~ 2.5 ....,. ..... °""' loc. on~ golf CrH OonnftRt ..... • ----II-~-CdM f "' m trom bch w/ prw • • .. -.... ~ get eo u ..... ~ ~ "78.00/moftlll ront row 180' petlO. Avt 7111, S1290f Aemod nu 2 .. ~ rtiplii! Jobi Ditiiii 61 ~-=~ = :-; .. vi:w~~ q~: mo •MC. t:we •1"*4 3::. ~~ 'a."'..aww ltoUnd the hoUff? Tenttlo..:;~ ..!: , tw ltllll, a•"'"' epa. 13900. 113-3061 FJHD 1 .. dGW IQ ~• '"'aa. Lit lht Ol•tlftM =:------.1 , ,. ltuale Utl8. pd, "· ....... Ina, pool •• :~:; ..,.. ... ..., With CAt.•SCAN ! Have your clisslfled ad In 176 newspapers with a combined clrculatlon over 3 mllllon. S.,00 fl 111 JI t1k11 to pl1c1 1 25 word or 1111 cl1111f11d ad. 115 for Heh 1ddftfon1l word. . ·CAL•SCAN (916) 449-8000 '°"...,., 111 .... 0041. rcM" frto .. etov9. Prw petlo, ~ ~ "'-'r. t.aa.. -W c.1 ,_..,. Mm..-n ltWouat'I Clfallllfled, pc)OI, AVC 1120 1500 m ............ ........ Ho ~ ,,.... r~ ,.....,_ r ~· e11 .. aat &H·?tOa _ .. ,_ aeoo IN, n1..ate• · ·, ___ ,..... __ t'lelP__,,_. ____ 11 _______________ 11!1111111 ______ _. r' Chances are you will find what you need at the price you want to pay when you read ClaHlfied dally 842·5878 Studio Unit Sanitized, prlv, studio, 1 hae trm Bch. N/P. avl 6/1, $600/mo. 548·2369 •1BR $025• 2BR 2BA $725/Up Relrlg & dlshwa.sher Incl. 60x30 pool. No peta. No fees. No loaie. 545-4855 Rooms, apartments, homes Classified can satisfy your housing needs. COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 QUIET & SERENE l Palm l\:lesa Aparbnents 1 So near & yet so far ... That's the feeling you get when you live at Palm Mesa am.id the llL~h greenery of secluded woods & Stately p.tlms. A Srudios.z. 1 &. 2 Bedrooms · Jn. S5tS to S600 · lBR S625 ro S6SO BUSINESS & FINANCE Swimming Instruc tion Certified. 25 yrs exp. Guar waler-sale. Age 6 mo+ Stetfio 548-6221 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY " PERSONALS 3002 PERSONALS · lBR S72S ro S750 A No Pea Have A Garage Sale! 2904_... ....................... '9'."ll,...,..""!m"!"P! ..... ~~ lliiiiiiimiiimiiimiiimi Fr•• Franchi•• Seminar. Discover how to own your own Postal Ann•x+ Wed• June• 14th 7 :00pm • B:OOpm 22365 El Toro Road El Toro • CA RSVP @(800) 456-1525 A V crtical Blinds A Ceiling fans A NEW Carpet, Paint & 'file A Funcss Room A Heated Pool & JllC\.IZ2J A Paoos & Balcorucs A Ganga Availibk Office Hour.; 9:00 am -5.00 pm M-F and l 0:00 am -4:00 pm weekends 1561 Mesa Dr.· Sant2 Ana Heights, CA (714) 546-9860 CARPET INSTALL SERVICE & REPAIRS 3516 DIRECTORY Tim Reave1 Flooring *Below Retail Prices• ACCOUNTING/ Carget/Wood/Uno Ll37 738 MM711 TAXES 3406 CERAMIC Busln••• Adlvl•orit mEs 3528 Servlcea•Flnonclal & ~ment Consulting T CFO 444-3747 Leak!f lhow•r• Rep'd The Dean of Ceramic Tiie. lnatallatlon, re-ACOUSTIC pair, grouting & REMODELING 3408 plumblng. L.t1870130 873-8065 or 846.0526 WE PUT IT ON OR TAKI! IT OFIF CHlLD CARE 3536 Amtex Texturing •Bob 841-8005• Moth•r w/Maatera In Behavioral Sci. wlll ADDmONS car• for lnfant1, tod· REMODELING 3410 dlera, children. 64+0869 DUNCAN CLEANING CONSTAUCTION 20 Yr• Exp. Smoll & SERVICES 3548 Lg. Jobs 850· 7042 A TOUCH OIF CLASS AUTO Cleanlng. Rea/Comm Uc/Bonded. Frff E1t. INS URAN CB 3444 Teresa 282·7143 •8018 HOUSECLEANING PRRFFER•D R.ATRS Ucenaed·lnaured. ffARM•A8 INS. 19.70 per hour. f'R•• PROPOU&. 7t4-Me-03 .. David B4N'ry 43!M>140 •:J:· Ho .... ol-nlnt1 MklY/Blwffkly, one CAIP!NnY 3510 Time, Eml:ty Propcwty. •Dor• 3 ... 124• Rtpawt, Rtmod. Doors. ~ •WINDOW CLUIHNG• *9. eallintl9, atucco l Ory-FRI! ESTIMATIS .... 1encee;.:;:... llO. Uc 297-41081 DaYtd iavn .., 141.oMJ 1 te i iWi6ViWi IHITAUJMPACI CMMT1 COllPVTUS 3551 l<ltcflena, bethl, tloof9. -- wtndowa. Doug .... 7211 IMO TUTOllHIQ === ·~· .. ~ .......... -• .. .......,. ,,......,eon.n11a _. Coll The Pilot Classifieds ot 642-5678 to place your Garage Sole Ad ! 1 Cla.,~1f1cd Community Marketplace COMPUTERS 3556 ELECTRICAL 3610 HANDY MAN 3710 **TUTORING•• A·1 •leotrlcal work HANDYMAN Carpen- Windows, Word , Dunc.an Electric try, tile, plumbing & Excel, Acc•sa. 20 Yrs Quick Re~se roof 25yrs exp w/rels. Exp. 800-200-6024 Local Uc. 8 0. 7042 Jerry Bell 775·0380 X·Press .JONES ELECTRIC Handitman Doors/Drywall/Plumb CONCRETE & All hours. Fully Bonded & Insured. Electric/Bath Remodeling MASONRY 3557 All trades 237•0435 Lt1'705749 851.0807 Orange Co Handwman SADDLEBACK * Beat Price/Quality ELECTRIC ElectrlcaVPlumbing PalnVCarpentry Lanclscape, brlr · atone •QUALITY SERVICE• Concrete. 100.7 f.t001 BHt Prlce/U884885 Free Est. 831-3589 714-857-4222 •QUALITY SERVICE Brick, Block, Stone, Tiie Cone, Patio, Driveway ALL residential needs Fplc, BBOs. Rel. 20 Vr FENCES · Inc welding-No Job too Exp. Terry 557.7594 amalll 714-298-7435 & DECKS 3615 Semi Retired contractor. BRICKeTILEeSTONE Plaln/atamped Con-Rprs, lmprvmnts, sml cr•t• & Coatings •F•NCE8 GATES• Jobs. Quality, Integrity, Uc.#S4165e 831-4310 MW/repalr/PMt replaced I care, Ken 642· 1770 ,....Quall~ & Prld.-AJI Redwood• Ll576605 aspect• of concrete & Jim Whyte 642-7206 HARDWOOD masonry. Best service, •Wood Feno••• FLOORS 3712 33 yrs In area. 631-3859 ~pair. ht hauling ts1lmllel. low prices. Uc'd CONTRACTORS AdYanCagt eon.tr. 874-5301 CLEAN/WAX/POLISH Marble Rejuvenallng GENERAL 3558 35 Yea11 El(p • GIASS/ 714-046-8700 CPI 8UILDIER8 INC. MIU ORS 3682 Rffldentlal Con1t. HAUUNG 3720 Uc,#518424•1nsured (714) M5-4993 HAR80A OLAaa CO. Comm/RH. Storefrnt, JUNK To The DUMP DOORS 3580 wlndowa. wrdrbe, tub/ ahower. Uc. 642-0424 (714-998·1882) Will haul what Trash Man won'll 908-1882 An•...-rtenoed BANDY MAN 3710 dependable door HEALTH, BEAUTY hanger. Ouer WOfk, ,..., Don 021-8910 ltallle&Retttal PrepertlH •FITNESS 3740 Paint.Carpentry· Dryw~I and morel DRYWALL ' Loee Pat Faetl Out MDI QaryM .... a77 SUVICI_. 3514 get reeulla. Latest Carp·ary, roof'g, plbg dl•I• a mads as '"" -on TV's 20/20 & Feb. lalnt "1 01a11block1 ....... T_..T_.,. l•c 11•/Stucoo . AllUl'e mag. Newpon llarlatrlc Ctr. 8734584 ~ ..... r9'ftCMll Concfete *um.,,alra w..,~ MORGAN, Uc'd ~I len your unwane.d ... Kevin . Cer,efttrv•a1eetrloal Item• the ... V wayl \&Gfrou~ Plumbing• Drywall• To~your ltucco•ita1nunr111e cl .. .,lled ed calf :.:.~?your ,...I ...... , .. Roo!lnp•Jlm M ·14M On the move? Sell your extra household Items in Classified INTERIOR DESIGNERS 3782 Interior• Refleotlng "Your" Style Rearrange, recover. or replace. 075·9805 VIiiage Home DHlgn JEWELRY 3784 Wiiiiam Harold Jewelers Watch & Jowolry repair Antique/Fine Jewelry Buy/MU/trlldl 873-0305 IANDSCAPB & IAWN CARE -3808 Baa lo Yard Malnt. Lawn•, Cleanupst Tr•• Trlmmlng.2 L Hauling 979.S 45 Q..en Scene Landscpng & Irrigation, Trimming & Removals, Clean· ups a Malnl. St. Uc. #599025. 05CM'109 ... TREES• To,,..,,.._.., •. U.•1, ~751-3478 uwn S•rvlc•. Mow/ edge/aod/aprlnklera/ cln-up. Al 986-2719 IV• ma2 or call ahar 5 •VICTOR'S • Profe11lonal Oardtnlng 10 Yre. Exp. Xlnt Ref'• (714) 4S7•17:l8 A PROF'L OARDl!HER Caring for each land· scape aa If It were my own. Larry 854-4873. Bl!iT J08 Gardening, landacaplng. clean upa. trff trim. Reta. FREE Eat. 438-1518 SELL your home through classified . .. LEGAL PAINTING 3858 SERVICES 3812 •W.P. YOUNGQUIST Painting Contractor PERSONAL INJURY ATTY Free Consultatlon Ouat painting by prol ls Uc#602098. Ins. No Recovery-No Fee Oall 714-252· 1177 24 Hr Free esl 645-3305 H. THOMAS HICKS, ESQ. 21 rrs Quall tr P alnllng PLUS louchups. 24 Hrs. Richard Sinor MASONRY 3828 Uc 280644 645·3209 QUALITY CARE MASONRY EXPERTS 20 yrs e.l(p, excollent Brick, blk, concrete workmanship, fair atucco & atne. Uc/Bnd prlcea. 645·2417 Ron Low SS Jose 531·7643 JENKINS PAINTINO Int/Ext. Wallpaper. MOVING 3834 drywall, texturing. etc. Dav1d, 1 ·800.080-6222 CHUNG'S PAINTING PUBLIC NOTICE 20 Yra Exp. Gd Prlcel The Calif. Public Utlll· Guar work. FrH Eal. Ilea Commission RE· Ucl375802 538-1534 QUIRES that all used BOB HUTTON CO. household good a lnVExt. AcousUc cell movers print their P.U.C. Cal T nu,W,t>er: remove/aplily/repalr. llmoa and cha1 eurs L1622631 02·5891 print their T.C.P. num· Emerald P•lntlng ber In all a/t:ertlse-Int/Ext wallpJ1per/l1le ments. If you have a Compe11tl11• rai.1. 10 yrs queaUon aborv the I• exp.Frff Ht 751-2039 gallty of a rr, ver, limo Oen. Abrams Painting or chauffeur, call: Public UtlhllH Int/Eld Oual PalnVReu $ Uc/Ins alnce 78 Cell r• Commission moved a retext. 641-8877 . 714·558-4151 lk•'• Custom Painting Pr.of, Clean, Quahty MEDICAL Work. lnVExt 6 Docks, SERVICES 3848 l.,07~ 1131-4610 RAIN80W Clrcle Malnt. Palnllng. lnVEll1. Houtli MecHoal Tranacrtber H•klng pt·ft wk at hm Apl Oual. job. FrH eat. St. llc1569897 138-8888 ••JMrlenced & rallable Call Colleen. 1548.SCl46 •SON'S PAINTINQ• Prtvat• Dutw·Nu,.• 20 Yr• Exp. RH/Comm lnVExt. Ucl4'80559. LVN avallabl• for occ. &37°0498 or I0041W722 night• and wHkenda. TOP QUALITY Newport Beach are• Call Oall 846-5078. INT/E)(T, Very COM• peUtiVe. Uc #MW28, TRADE . ...,, 7t+e .. .o.• RENT ttvough classified ' 14a.ae1a hough dlld'lld .. . • I FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1995 DIPLonmrf 5530 --------- S.11 your home through claHlfied. M2..S978 PIANO & VOCAL us;oNs 3868 Plano & Voice lessons • all ages, beginning to classics by degreed 1eacher. 540·1947 PIANO Beg.·Advanced All ages -Teacher cert. Entertainment Avail Jonnlfor 640-8669 PET SERVICES 3870 Personalized Pet Care Kennol alterna\1ve. No atreas or worry. Lie, Ina. Rel'a. • 673·7184 Gabbv'• House/Pet ' Car• Servlo• Llve·ln Care, while ou1 of town. call 451-2054 PLUMBING 3890 THE LOCAL PLUMBIR .. Wiit.am 8anQtt1 Co· Since 19417 Friendly Sorvlce Ll478000 875·9304' Arni• lmlth Plumblmg a Rooter. 11'512597 Bonded/Any Woik/OtllllS ••S)0.C>700•• E11pert Drain Cleaning & Plumblng Repairs 20y!'S •Jlf)· All wotlt. Quar. Steve 6-45--8298 rreol•• l'lumbln9 A•J>•lrS a Remodel• Frff E1UmatH LIM1318 .. t-tot0 iTUbiNt l'Luiiu• Drelna Cleated. ~epalr Of ... p!Ke ANYTHINOI •l'114189441••• SELL . W used vehicle = ctasstflad a11 Can't seem to get to all those repalr lobs around the house? Let the Clasalfled Service Directory help you find reliable help. 642-5678 ROOFING 3910 •THUNDEI kOOFING• For all ol your roofing needs. Reroof repair Uc 638144646-4122 TRANSLATOR/ TUTOR 3927 LEARN SPANISH NOW! Exp'd S.A. Tutor. Also Translator·lnterpreter. Susan• 673·~409 TUTORING 3930 SAT Seminars. Excel on Jun• 3rd SAT. 5 mtgs In Irvine $195. Summer classes too. Pat 0 Dowd 673-2360. WALL COVERINGS 3932 Cuatom Wallpaper Strlppln9/Palntlng No ~ob 100 smalll 5~ 0 w/ad t73-2937 we gals should hang togelher. Strip, Install, edvlce to the crazy 831-211 t anytime The Community Market Place. Claaalfled M2-ee7e Can't seem 10 get to all \hose repair Jobs around the houH? Let the Cteaatfled ...... DINcterr http you ftnd rtllablt~. ...... n , • FRIDAY, MAY 26. 1995 TODAY'S CBaSSwoRo PUZZLE COS1'A 1111& 11 ....... y .......... MT.~_,.., Ball»y llema, Toye, EleCtrOnica. Futnleure • Mlac:. 111' JunlpetO ACRoa 1 T•1 ltlNp'aw&I • CawlOUMll 10Plele t4 Inn 15 Honolulu'• lllaod us Opeta eong 17 Flf1cing swords '. Con• 110ttoi\ 19 cargo veh4clea 20 t..oolUng without 23~ wtllet(ey1 24 Fish eggs 25 Tells 29 Contrary opinion 33 Quizzes 34 Face part 35 -TH lung 36 Urban area 37 Sharp 39 Verdi opera "'°-Baba 41 Soon 42 Ran al low • 43 =-' 45 0ellV8fS 47 Enemy 48 ·-Me Kate• 49 Metaphor. lor Instance 56 Type of bar or reglaler 57 Pertaining lo the mouth 14 58Soud ..... 59 "Clanof Ile '* 80 EY9 c~ 81 Fray 62 High· Sludenl e3 E111inc1 bllds 84 Manicuflsfa boa1d DOWN 1 La1ge number 2 Arizona tribe 3 P11radlse 4 Mal\Hed !i Spa1 6 Simple plants 7 Solemn alhrmallona 8 Buckeye SIAle 9 Amazement Io Canadian WTlter Aobettson - 11 Persia 12 "Ol lhee I-· • ta Owns 21 ZM'S predecessor 22 Worlt as a model 25 Summarize 26 Banish 27 Caesar's tongue 28 NoveUst-Tan 29 Speclt 30 Writer Zola JI Consume1 advocale Aalph - 32 Amphibians 34 Convent resident 37 Reception area • 38 Flirtatious 39 Ooa math task 4t BasebaU larmly name 42 Mollvate «Coverlet 45 Hunl8f'S' weapons • ,.6 Snake shape ,.8 E11cafyptus- eRllfl9 animal 49 Actress Dunaway 50 SrnaU area of land 51 Therefore 52 Miid cheese 53 Roof part 54 "Moonstruck" star 55 Sacred 56 Morns or Garfield 13 COUNTONrr ii PT Ta.• Convert-SAAa •aTAT• SAl.8 ioea ol Ible Mtnl ConCUUon •PO-JU>-----,-0-7-5 1185 Nerth~r vulnerable. Eut deals. NORTII •98 r:J A T8" OAQJ •A8T2 SOUI'lf •762 EAST •AK J r:J KQ 5 ' os •s •Q J 103 t/J 109 83 O K75 •K6 The bidding: EAST SOtmJ WEST NORTH 1NT Pua 2• . Dbl Pue 41:7 P ... p ... Pan ---------pve t.he hand ucellent. playan1 antlquH,• unique 'f 14·1'64-t OOO>e 102 potential ltema. Behind lh• A*I Evening 844·2000 ---------- Weat. Jed a apade, and deel~rer ~:"a:="1° Ila& • could aee 22 poant.a in I.he combined •ae .. aTMA 25000 mllea, good cond. Orig owner, AC, FM 4· ap. $3000 549-1033 •a2 eooa 4-dr, pwr a1eerln9, A/C, c .... Aun• very good. ~ $1740. 437-1931 North-South holding. That left.just.' .. 11 ...... U..,L,.._t ,...i ... :P ..... i ""'li.,......1 ... L .. V Slit BOATS 7014 18 for Eut-Weat, almott all of them SAL• Saa. Baby llrna, in I.he £ast hand. If West. did have furn, haehold, -*· h . J'k 1 b J tronlc, photo, comptr, an onor, 1t was 1 e y t.o e n athletic art auppl col- spades, tht defender's long suit.. lectlble'a. Qleneagle1 Barring a fortunate 2·2 split in Terrace.(Valley/Vlcto- . hearu. declarer factid the prospect. rla) W-Coata Mesa. -------- •u MllOGfe90r 25FT. SUZ'nrT Nu 18111 & &HP Mete. GEO 9080 uav.. 9205 -----------outboard. Xlnt Condi iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii• W/Traller. •eooo •et Prl•m whtlblu, 4 •• SWll'T GTI 6-1pd, OBO * 838-4920 A/C, am/fm atereo dr/cyl tinted winds, nu cas1, red. 53K ml, xlnt tirH, Xlnt cond 56k. cond $!5200. 962-6974 $7999 080 . 722-6538 of losing two trump I.ricks i!' addi· SUNDAY ONLYI 38 FT ALDEN 193e t.lon to two spades. To avoid that. eam-noon. Clothes, Classic wtcold moul- fate, declarer had to reduce his baby uam1, dishes. ded bottom, dal eng, -.9-2-G~.0--=s-to-rm---:B:":"lu_e_l·--------- tru.mp length to that of East, and 334 Roc;h••t•r very clean, beaut 1n1. 5apd, pa. ac,' alloys: TOYOTA 9210 then engineer an endplay. lnt.ereat-a true claaalc beautyl can (N7549100) liii!iii!~iiii1i~iii- iogly, t.he preliminary maneuvers 1---------$19,900. 723-4074 $8292 Costa Maaa •as Creaalda, Bur· .involved almost no risk! NEWPORT ~K:-:l=T~a"""=s...,a~ll""b-o-a""'t...,1,..,.1~Ft,....1 Honda 436-5050 gundy w/leather Int. East won the king and ace of BE.JCS 6169 Good Condition S600. i~~':, m~4~2= spades, then shifted to the queen of liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii <909> 629-3347· Make HONDA 9085 •-,9-1'--c-0-,,-o-lla-Sdn~...;.. _b...;.lu ..... a, clu6a. Declarer won in hand, cubed appointment to 889 In iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii at, ac, 1terel:>, casa. three rounds of diamonda·and the D~v::.::~:f: Newport Beach. '85 ACCORD LX (M3481044) $7997 ace of clubs, then ruffed a club. A a.turdaw 8am Power everything. Costa Mesa Honda Opening lead: Four of• spade ruff in dummy was the entry Mostly clothlng, some SPEED & St• r a o ca as et t e , 436-5050 Yesterday we showed how you to lead the last club. Fortunately, furniture, pictures, s~ BOATS 7016 cruise. 5-apeed. Blue.•·.-93-C_o_u_p_e,...,W..,..,.,....h.,...lte-.-5-s-p-d, can deduce the location of key cards East followed to the fourth club, misc. 411 Rlgel Cir. &\& Very good condition, st e r e o. ca 11 from the bidding and play. Here's and declarer's analysJs was vindi· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil run1 strong. S2900. (P0311610) $7874 another example of an auction cated when West could not overrulf SUND~~.:!!~9TH •7a SkJMa•t•r 21 Ft. __ c_a1_1_7_1_4-44~:":'4_ .... "":"o~3_0.,...·_ Costa Mesa Honda where placing the missing high the eight.. 1600 Anita (Highland With Trailer. 460 Pan· 'CJS Prelude SI, White, 43s-5o5o cards is a matter or simple arith· All hands were now down Lo & Eatelle) Books, ther Jet. Faall $3,500 5spd, pa, ac, p/pkg,1--------- meuc. three cards. Declarer ran the jack or clothes, Iota Of misc. 7 1 4 ·8 5 0 .3 8 2 5 • m 0 0 n r 0 0 f. a II 0 y s VANS 9225 S h d • d h b d II h E • d h (FC005175) S5999 ''iiiii~iiii~iiiiiiiiii out j~ ge t e an we to earts to ast s queen, a.n t e *1988 22'1 Ski Boat• Costa Mesa Hondai• 'ump t.o four hearts. Both kings defender could do nothing other I••••••••• 5.7 litre V-8, King 436·5050 '78 Ch•vw Van V•Ton, behind the no-trump bidder were than return a heart away from the TRANSPO O Cobra 0/0, low profile---------·.,oo C.1,0 . engine very the equivalent. of aces, and the fifth king into declarer's combined · RTATI N hull, Just serviced, '90 Accord LX. Auto, ac, good, PB/PS, tilt, new heart and ruffing value in clubs tenace. Ma.king four-odd! l••••••·~~~~§jlL_C.Onlrolfer/aphol· can, pwr-l~Sf1>wr -liea ~AM=F~tape, , _____ iiiiiiiiiiii----------------------·I - -stery. Great ski boat· wind, tllt wheel, cruise low ml. 8 passenger. ,. fast-looks great ..... re· (LA079806) $9977 S2495. 548·8592 7011 ady to go. s12,ooo Costa Mesa Honda1~~-==--~~-=-=~~ 646-94491574-41247 436·5050 '85 Toyota Van 5 6014 MERCHANDISE TICKETS 6075 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -.9-3-c-1v-1o_S_d_n-.-b-1u-e, =~~·, at1'c c~s~31~~:'. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .MISC. 6015 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2 Infla table Boat• ---------1 5spd, ac, tllt, cass Only $2,965. 437·1931 An US Cit F 9ft and 12tt newl Hard MARINE SLIPS (PS004046) s9993 y • Yi rom transom, floor boards, Docvs 7 022 Costa Mesa Honda VO Pla yer Pla no Ille ** $180 ** $900 & 1200. 530-" 436-5050 VOL cabts, misc chest, frig, (1·Way) 5716 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii miniature auto collec· Fro0m .. *..34.0JRCTE). 80' NB allp max 75'. J_A_G_U_AR---- 9 - 1 -0- 5 '85 VOLVO DI ""4dr, 1 923 0 tions. (714) 675-6749 N .... v-. •---------Prime loc across from owner. Dealer maln· WHEEL CHAIR extra Req 'd. 800.38o-8802 POWER BOATS beach & reatauranta, talned, Bose stereo, wide, electric wheel YANNl•THE POND 7012 avail now. 673·2810 •as XJ8 Wine/camel, auto trns. 83().4109 Chalr Both Xlnt Cond 4 Xlnt Plaza aeats iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .,,,,.,.,,,..,,,._,,,..,..,,,,__----• alatm. 55,000 mlles. '88 740 Turbo, fully $375.each.'646-8800 · $90/ea. 723·5041 SIDE TIE 32·37 ft Excellent cond. $7200. loaded Incl moonroof. Antique dre11er, two Sunda wa T ravel. '88 Classic Chris Craft ~:'s~er~!~ir:;'~h. No 714/831·1499 Only $4,840. 437·1931 end tbls, ichool desk. _F_R_E_E_T_O_Y_O_U_6_0_2_2 ••••••••• Sea Skiff. V·Hull 25 Ft. live aboard. 875·0572 Best Offer. 754-7958. Live aboard Slip. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii G"n11GE SALES s10,ooo 650·3625. MAZDA 9125 VOLXSWAGEN 9235 Bdrm S et trpl dresser, n..&U1. ••••••••••I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mirror, nltestd, Queen •F R E E• ••••••••• 17 ft Wh•l•r 1• hdbd. S300. 873-2413 TENNIS CLINIC '88 Super Sport AUTOMOBILES '93 Mazda Mlata C '88 CABRIOLET 9:00AM·10:30AM 90 hp Yamaha. With pkg, r•dltan, custom Automatic, low miles, Bea utlful Chlna'Ca· Saturdays-Only. CORONA trailer 12,000 Int & sound, low mlle-lClnt cond, $8700. Call blent matching endt· All le_vels and ages. DEL MAR 6122 875-5 145 age, elCtended warr. 673·5089 bla, teak bookcase, Oakwood Apartments 1...,,.........,........,,,.......----~ BMW $14,800. 650-8321 •---------dining tbl w/6 chairs, Southslde·(N.Bch.) liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 25' Ber t ram S.F. 9030 ANTIQUES & coffee tbl, wlrrgback Call Luke 722·5958 7AM·12 Noon, SAT (1967 hull) New t:ng. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij--------- chalr, computer table, ===---=-==~-=-=~ onl~. 50e to $250 93/94, New o.o. 94 16 •a ... 325 CONVERT MERCEDES 9130 CLASSICS 1olld wood. 548·1554 FREE COOKBOOK! cash only. New dog mlle rad., Flsh/Oep • • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9 250 EMPLOYMENT 5 530 To recipe contributors hou1a, gas dryer, Find, VHF, Loran, ABLE bronzette colr, EMPLOYMENT BEDROOM S UITE S. from author of a new clothing, faplop com· Plumbed tiead, Full w/ choo brown top, DOMESTICS 5540 west Design. Queen Newport·H lstorlcal puter. chlld's Trek mtn Bimini, Galley with auto, nu tires, great platform bed drs/mlr cookbook In progress. bike-new, many more 1lnk, outriggers, bait condl $1405 OBO. 5530 l~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '73 350 SL clasalc, xlnt cond, new top, give/ way for 11 ,500. Must ael 648-6759 1880 NASH METROPOLITAN Hatd top, xlnl cond. $2,800. Call 545-1646. Prof Cook/It housek· & armolre. 723·1631 PI ease W r It e: llems. 4720 Courtland tank. $16,500/080, 723-1631 ping wanted, live out, BROWN JORDAN Laurie McLaughlin Dr. (PCH & Cameo Call 714·722-6956, P(T Work FfT P•y Re .. Eat.ate FfT. Non·smkr. CdM, patio furn/table 4 13812 Goldenwest•St. Highlands). 433·9026 page 714-758·2133 ---------• ~!~~!~a~y·.F, s~~ot,~ •UAL---.-11'.-'A_Te_ULl--I... Call 714-673-3643. c halra, 2 chaises. #202B, Westminlster, BLOCK SALE 5/27 -3=4..,,....,,T="o,,,..,..L""LY="""'c-=RAF:-::-::~T=-CADILLAC 904 0 '81 300 TD Turbo Fully equipped, excel· lont condition. $5300. Call 646-2360. CLASSIFIED It's the resource you can count on to sell a myriad of merchan- dise 'llems, because our columns compel qualified buyers to Raso (714) 644-8881 CA 9 2 6 8 3 -3 8 6 3 · SAM 2308 Pacific Or iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Ask fCH" Mark 852-0247 Busy walk In loca1lon ... P I e a a e C a I I : · · S/F. Twn gas, genera· Come> pl~ for int8rVlew D t • 7 1 4 ·8 9 5 ·8 0 8 6 ·B In the alley. tor, well equipped '89 S de VIiie Silver, .,..•9"'"7,,,-..,B-lk--260-E.,.--L-oo-ks/-1 PART TIME WORK aR R · MERCHANDISE * ecora or•• queen 7 1 4 ·5 3 0 ·9 8 5 8 ·H Whether you're buying bow davit, Vef)' dean. 471< ml, full pwr, air, Runs grtl All pwr, anrf, F·ULL TIME p•y ........__ -._. $350 A --===:-:-::~=~=:":'"-• u1 •• very m o-cruse. c e n, cau. catm a oya. 1 , caR on Tavtor. d aofabed, mauve, like or •"'fling, Claaalfled M t II I Ml h 11 11 $ 2 800 " 11•rTUWnu& new · ntq arm-FREE HAIRCUTS! covers all your needal tlvatedl 123-t074 $9500. 715-650-2575 obo. 310-592·5430 M2·587a The Times Orange Newport olre w/mlrrored door pr 0 m 0 s • o em 0 s •---------·------------------· ---------________ _.... calll County 11 looklng fCH" 673_7300 S900. OBO. 722·9393 M 0 de Is Needed --------------------------------------------.. bright, energetic 1alea ANTIQUES 60101---------(714} 540 2998 people for Telemarkel· ~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Futon• $89,bunk beds • • Ing and Con1umer RETAIL SALES ANTIQUES 4 U $159, 6pc rot Iron di-FUNDRAJSER? M k ti E ho rt nett• S229, Opn 7 dys s rt L al B · ar e ng. arn u Y Full & Part Time "Vear Clearance Sale" Mr. Be•n B•g 532•5030 uppo oc uar· wage+generous c~mty· Radio Shack has 1().40"-Offl 548-4123 ,-,,.----.-.....,....-.,--nesses wilh Big Re· missions whlle q\lal • lmmed openings avaU 312 Newport Blvd. Great condl sofa, glass suits for your organl· Ing for our attiactlve for enthusiastic hard· •BUYING ITEMS• kltch table, ant. cen-zalion. For free pre-beneflt1 package. For working wemen & From 1800-1960. 1 pc ter. Tiffany 548-6919 sentatlon or lnforma-Talamarketlng Hies p 1 11 lion call 714-646·3292. call 714·966-4591. For men. rev ous rela to entire estate. Palnl-KREISS glass/bamboo Schools, Clubs, Rell· Consumer Marketing aalH elCp helpful but lngs, books. furniture, dining aet $500. 6-pc gous Organizations, aalea call Jourdain, rn~~ ::l~~l4·~~~-8~~;~ ate. Immediate caah, bdrm set w/dreuer & Athletlcs, Etc... ' 966-4574, Tom 966-top $. 673-6223 Iv msg armolre $350, buffet 4592, or Ed 966-4575. RADIO SHACK table $450. 160-0162 -------- POSTA&. & aov•T Joas An~~ • APPLIANCES 6011 MOVING. 36" And ped PETS & $21/HOUR+BENEFITS · table $70 It wd, 3 2· ANIMALS 6049 NO EXP WILL TRAIN Aetall·Muslcal QE / I drwr cheats 15x26x iiiiiiiiili.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii T plyc·• 1•1608 lnstrumenls F r o n t range w m crowava; 22"'-' $65 ea. 2 blk o A? -1-aoo.a " c t p f GE gos range w/dbl " PRESS OPERATOR oun •r •rson or oven. Xlnt cond, $350 patio chra 640-5438 happening mualc ea. New Jenn-Air• . ADOPT-A·PET Every Sat & Sun at PETSMAAT, Fountain Valley. Puppies, kit· tens and more, all looking for loving, car- ing homea. CALL 597-9037 for more Info. Fast growing local store. Must be upbeat, elec drop-In range Ratten/Olaaa Table newspaper need• elC· good personality. $450. Must sell, make w/8 awlval chalra. perlenced press op· Woman encouraged offers. 722•9393 seoo OBO 841 ·2511 erator on mufti web to apply. Hrly +comm. --------- open fountain press. 540-1441 Kenmore Washer Experience on Harris S aleaperaon neede d 2 yra new. 3--cycla. MERCHANDISE 1600 or compallbl• 20-25 hrs/wk. Exper. $220. 722·1242 In NB P r e 1 1 h e 1 P f u 1 · required. FCH" resort or 458-8282. Please MISC. 6015 ---:AD=-=o=RAB:'".:":::-L:-=E:--- Phyaical/drug screen· •tyle clothlng store In leave message. AKC Puppl•• & Ing required. Excellent Fash l1land 760-0711 ----------Ballenc laga wedding CFA klttena benefits. Apply In per· · · REFRIGERATOR for we have the largest son al 330 West Bay SECRETARY. Busl-garage $50 OBO. gown 1Z 8-10, w/\lell, aelectlon of pedigree StrHt, Costa Mesa, neu engineering of· Works well. 640-7131 S400/obo. 722·9393 dogs & cats anywhere CA 92627. flea. Good phone WASHERiDRYER $75 Electrlc Dryer Wht. All loved & well P rlnt lng/Cu•tomer voice, WordPerfect, fa. 1tCH"ed for 2 yaar1. $110. Lg. Antique Pine Cared for S I E , average 25 . hrs/wk, Call 673-1515 Bar $300 673-5867. PETLAND HUNT BCH e rv o • · x P •r r flex on working hrs. 1---------encad, reaponalbla. FA" resume to.· 71 A . ,..,,....,....,,~='"""~~~== Northeast corner of """' ... PLANT SA.LE ACRES Adams & brookhurst cuetomer-orlented 979-9458 Overstocked with Junlpera, honey· • ...,., A887 peraon needed for•..,...--------t·.U'> ..,.,.... bualneaa printing & S UMM E R WORK S uur auckle, ro1amary, =----~-~---: social stationery In up-$10.15/atart. Flelf hrs. A call to herbs S1. Citrus-fruit· Save abused and acale retail environ· No exp. Training. Can Classified avocado lrea1, fruiting abandoned pets. Be a ment-lrvlna/NB loca· lead to mgmt & Intern will help $10. On palm• 8' $20. volunteer/foster. Call I Ion. Include• Salur· p o a e . 8 5 1 .0 9 5 1 !;:==8=4=2=·=5=8=7=8==:.:.:=U=l=ac=S 1::0=. =809-6==7;4iii.94iiiii~2iiiiii ;:;:7;:1 ;:4·;:5;:9;:7 ·;:9;:0:37=·===:.& days. For Info call Teach Eng, In Kor•• 714·883-1200 x221. USA BA/BS req. Xlnt • Aeoeptlonlat Fast pay, eend res to: 9596 , Garden Grove Blvd paced prof I ofc nHd1 #204 Gar Grove 92844 upbeat paraon w/gd1=,,,.......,,,'.,._,,..,,.....,._ __ __ computer & xlnt phna/ TRAVEL Al AH AQENTI ·comm akllll. Sal DOE Earn S 1,000a-Comm. Fax resume: 975-1329 Work at hml No cold calling, appt Hltlng, or Re creation•, Dock· comp akJU nee. 557·7207 Hand/A11lat Mgr. ---------RHp: rig, clean & launch rec watetcratt. sail exp req.$5/hr, neat EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 5533 llf>pear. gd refs 729-1154 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii REN I AL IGEN I Full or part-time to handle walk·ln commlulon rental bu•ll'•H In Corona del M81. Must hav• CallfCH"nla Real Estate ~·• and be able to work wHkenda. Call Mr. Ring 173 4400 Harbor R11lty •••••e•• Pleue be awate that the llatlngs In thl• cat· agory may require you lo call a 900 number In which there la a charge per minute. EARN i eoK/yr In the printing lndu1try. For Info pkg "nd $12+$3 S&H to BTC, Boie 1., 128, Coal• Mesa, 92627. Allow 14 dya. RESTAURANT • CRY8TAL cov• DOMBSTICS 5540 SHAK• SHACK Now Hiring F/T, P/T. •ldarlW Ca,.. Shopt Mull be avallable for cook/drive. Engllah· May 27th weekend. speaking lady. Refe. 844-0210 Of 497·960e Uve In/out. 76().3922 RHt.aurant Horn• Hetper. I will IFUZZI wOft( f« you. Full 'Or An Hallan bl1tro, now ean time, ldnt refa, wlll hlrtng ffood &ervere. ave!. Ml-8017 F/T. Min ' yt'I pP NiiiiiY WMTU req'd . Apply In pereon 2 ~· nHd live 2_.pm daJly, 1'rtanal• In or out few & mo vr tlquare Mall, 111'6-A old In lmmac TUt• HartM»r INvd., Coeta tlefock hOfM. 8oMe M .... 1•1 HOO E.nQlleh & M hMk"P" RiitAUAANT lne req'd, Wll pay ~IM .......... b CC' .::':"torN:!: ,._... a... .. hlr-...,. a muee. •• ••• '"' ,,, kleclhen, ,,..,. ................ Allfllt -,., •. -. ...... 111 Ctviltall Court (aoroH lh• ..,... from left). Of Run your od in · the Newport Beach Costo Mesa Doily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Volley Independent to reach ewer 100,000 homes. 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