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Home My WebLink About1995-07-19 - Orange Coast Pilot- SI' O· ll T ·S · Costa Mesa drowns opponents. wins medals .. Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1901 NewpoJi .hits .a "Yinn:er with PGA tournament ,..-------__.._....... . ._ ________________________ , How Newport shot~ Cnsc& M~ • Toshiba Senior Classic should be economic wind- fall; national television would put city 'on the map.' NEWPORT BBACH -One cowdaythalROMlibdWUliams uied the 1995 "lbshlba Senior CJalsic as a practice seiskm. • 1 we thrilled we were able to get a piece of that action," said WWlainS, the executive director ot the Newpqrt Beach Confer- ence 4nd Vlsttors Bureau. Prior to the tournament, · Williams and vistton bureau staff tracked down worke'rs from ~PN, the televiSion sports net- woi'k that wowd cover the event, and lrivited them to Newport. The c:ODferente end visitors bureau played boat to ESPN re~ relelltatives, giving tbem a tour Of scenic Newport Beach. The tour included a ride qn the Bal- boa &my, lW\Ch at,tl)e, Cannery, a trli> to Lookout POlnt Md as much local cillot as~llliams could mtiiter for potential tum.Ing locations. •we gave them a fabW.o~ day," WilliAml Said. . . . And the result Of Williams' efforts? •For three days, television footage of the tournament at •SEE COURTED PAGE 5 By Evan HenerSon, Daily Piiot Entertaining visions of full hotels, bustling shops and national television coverage. city business leaders .and event promoters lauded Monday's anlllJuncement that the Toshiba Senior Classic golf tournament will b~ held at the Newport Beach Country Club in 1996 and 1997. L---------~----------------------------------------------~ DON LEACli I DAILY PILOT Jerry Anderson, general manager of the Newport Beach Country Club, and Beverly Ray, CEO, couldn't be more pleased about landing the Toshiba Senior Classic. "In my 13' years as d cham- ber executive, different speaal events have been proposed that .would 'put Newport Beach on the map,'" said Richard Lu'ehrs. president of the Newport Har· Assembly speaker to ~et up house in Newport • Doris Allen's regional office on MacArthur Boulevard will be first of its kind in county. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -State Assembly Speaker Doris Allen has found a home for ·her South- ern C alifornia regional office in NeWRQrt"lteach. . The new office, .which opens Saturday at 4299 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 204, marks the first time ever that conservative Orange Countx has harbored an assembly speake r's regional STOP SIGNS. office_ ~1--'--t-~~~~~ •The th'eory ls that the speak- er serves the entire state," said Barbara Stone, the office's direc- tor. •This makes it easi.. er for con- stituents in the southe rn part of the state to have access to the speaker with- out going to Sacramento.• The office ..._ ____ ___. will serve Doris Allen constituents . from Santa Barbara south to the Mexican bo~der and east to the Nevada and Arizona borders. Former assembly speaker Willie Brown's Soulhem California offices were located in Los Ange- les and in San Diego. Stone said the move out of Los Angeles was a matter of conve- nience. •To be real honest, this is a Republican speaker moving out of an area that is not very conve- nient for a lot of people. Many people just don't want to drive into Los Angeles,• Stone said. The decision to locate in New- port Beach, often cited as the most conservative city in th~ state's most conservative county, • SEE ALLEN PAGE 5 ,. MARC MARm I OAl.Y Pit.OT The giant Inflatable T-shirt on 17th Street in Costa Mesa and other large lnDatable signs wW be banned as oJ Aug. 14. ,. tlrdWance lets air out o~ signs • Costa Mesa City Council OKs new sign laws and both residents, businesses approve of it. By Tina Borgatta. Daily Pilot . COSTA MESA -Say goodbye to the big yellow T-shirt. You know the one. It's anchored to the roof of the T-shirt warehouse at 17th Street and Newport Boulevard. ' Beginning next month, that infiatable sign -along with any others that exceed 24 inches in height, width or diameter -will be illegal in the dty. The new rule was adopted · by the City Council Monday night . as part of a revised sign code package that streamlines the current plan, which was imple- mented some 20 years ago. 11 I think the new code reflects a more modern sign standard. , And I'm pleased we . did get rid of the large inflatables... 11 ·1 think the new code is easier to understand,· -MAYOR JOE ERICKSON Mayor Joe Erickson said And so are a number of residents. One woman on Mon- day told the council that the city's downtown areas are beginning to •1ook like a junk yard," with all the inflatable signs crowd- ing the tops of buildings. Residents won't have to bear that sight for much longer. The section of the new code that applies to on Tuesday. ·1 think it reflects a more modem sign standard thln the one that was adopted during the 1970s. infia'table signs becomes eCfective Aug. 5. The rest of the code still faces final approval •And I'm pleased we did get rid of the large inflatables.• • SEE SIGNS PAGE 5 bor Area Chamber of .Com- merce. "This (arrangement) comes as dose to that vision dS any other that we might have heard about in the past." Event promoters announced Monday that the to\Jfrlament, which wa$ held at Costa Mesa's Mesa Verde Country Club last March, will take place at the Newport Beach County Club for the next two yea.rs. The tobmament is part of the Seruor PGA Tour. Lee Trevino, Jack Nicklau~ and Arnold Palmer are .among the players who regularly participate in • SEE GOLF PAGE 5 Newport water plan could be delayed • City officials c<>ncemed that. changes in Fountain Valley could adversely. · affect plans to drill wells and import water. By Julie Ross Cannon, f)a1ly Piiot -Newport Beach ott10.al:; are concerned that their plans to import water from Fountain Val- ley could be going down the drain. Efforts by Fountain Valley to establish criteria for water well drillin~ has Newport a dministra--«'.r tors concerned about potential delays to an $18 nullion groundwater development project According fo Newport Beach Utilities Water levels lower. See refated stOtY on p.-4.; Director Mike Sinacort, a staff report from Public Works Director Wa}rne OsbomE: to the Fountain Valley City Council paints an unflattenng and inaccurate {>iC- ture of Newport Beach's inten- tions. Sinacori and Public Works Director Don Webb attended the council's public hearing in Foun- tain Valley Tuesday to insure that the Newport Beach project -in the works for more than three years -moves forward expedi- tiously. #(Osborne's staff report) paints a picture that does not lend itself to the whole picture," Sinac:orl Sdld Tuesday afternoon. •They're making it look like Newport Beach is coming to steal Fountain· Valley's water and that's not the case.# The ordmance in question amends Fountain Valley's munic· ipal code to let outside agencies drill water wells within Fountain Valley city limits. A~ drafted, • SEE WATER PAGE 4 Costa Mesa may end leaSe with Rea Center ~--------~~----------------~--------, . • City officials say federal call for improvement may lead to terminatio_n of agreement with school district. Numerous local groups could be left homeless. By llna Bor~. Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -PUteen youths piled into the 'IV room at SOY on Tuesday to watch a movie, just like they've done all summer. But U Costa Mesa otftdall dedde to termlnate tts lease ol tbe R.. Community Center, tboee Idell~ be w~ tbe m-. nm ye.r lnltMCI ol eodeltdng at the S..-. Our Youth fadllty, wblda c>per.-out of .... On ~ aAgbt. tbe Clty COWlcil decided to tell Newport- Mesa Unwed School District olft- dall lt wuts to tarmlnate lta 12- year leuil! p the former ICboOI lite, located at 661 Hamilton St. •rd like to ... RM reawn a community center,• Mayor Joe Bdcbon said 'Nelday. •If tbenl's one lpOt ill the c:tty that needs one. It's right there. But we need to-..:tmo llit· OUI ditc:ulllOlil WtlL lbe ~ dllbkt and ftDd oul .... tMlr pllmaNfarRMtntlliMura.• n. acdOo Wll ~..,. tbreet trom tbe 6icllNI" to•o t I \ I 1 I \ \ \ I \ I I I I I ' •SDAEAMGll I • I I I I ' ' ' I t • I alma-. nae Fair CDl'lalEIA • c;. Wal:Sl:::I~ 45 er. Ju-. • • &=-~""OJ':....,.. 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Welch was~-a.bl£: to use. the • u,-r,. , ~a--~ c.r--e -~ o-: W., crane to tree the )'1'mmed bm::gee mrls 27"" ~·~ · Sdmttz s.Dd.. Veldl was gomg to balst • ~ c ~ ~..rnec ~ v ·~ er. tomw« nn the cords to attach a sa:t-""" a ,... .. .,-~..or; e.eac; ..... ~1 • .,._, P ~ ~ St«, "· ~ to rhe ride, but bec;.ause of the ~ pVntMJ ,danger to t.m par~ Oil • ~ ~ ~ --; ii'O ...-...-.r-t-~-..-,.,-t--~ ...... g:-omxt bi!*Ja, tan-dftdaJ:s deddi'Cf 11 ~ Z7 -S.: Diego W!tS best 'to W"a:d t:Jll:il the IDIX nmg wbeJl • Oris:topiw s.. Olde ~ <¥:::-rrr. E.. ~ the f.?ir dosed. • en...., 2D"" •--.io ee.t: WeldJ bas to driJI a bJie ID _--. a • V..iet'.-t W ~ ~ ~ , ~.T:11!. O'l --..u Mar n ri four:ait': ~. oew meial ~. wtDd:l will pre- • Jow!P't L ~ t"I"~ ~ C. Sr er. UaJ ff:lt Che nrmg Gm al the ridl! from qcmig Z7 r. 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YoleS as •epoi teO Of tne ~ ta~ Tl'"1e Co ri S.-U A1w CD.STA lllE5A • 1059 S.U Pow A.:tit~ Sll0,000. • bedloe>mL 2 V2 b.!hJ. to s ~ c.r.-..on • l""6 fuchM.a s-s. ;c 000. 3 ~ 2 bd-5. to D"4~ WWW,O.JIEACH • 2A 1s HoDr ....-. sno,ooo. 3 bedl OOM!O. bm\ to s a.rt • 169 l2nd k. 5540.000 to~ ~ Leftheor a..ADB.llM • ..._, ,, ...a Terna UZS.000. 3 bedl0011~ 2 md1S,, to s arid (. McAffee • 515 Samsd "'-1. SC0.000 •• bedrooms_ 2 mtt-.. co 4. arid • Villlde'z ·• 5m Poppr -.. Sl21.SOO, • bedl~ l bdn. to , and J Saiki Sewport 8e6ch potice arm-ed and arrest-. .\cconimg to Gonis 81111ameDo is the _ay_ear __ otyn..;.....__M_aSer_._oa._"l_P ______ , ed lmn OD robbel)' cbarges at 12:38 p.m.. man wbo brandished a b4Ddgun at the Pobce dlsco\-ered B.uDameQo also bad Jewelry store owners Geu'ge Fattal and a S50 000 warrant tor bis arrest for a rob-Aydin lpek. ~~l'ORT BEACH -A Los AnqeJes man S'USpeCted of stealing a $900 loose ctiammd from Westddl Jewelers during an armed heist m June bas been arrested John Freddy BuDameflo ·~ dmiDg a marooo 1982 Honda Acmrd al 150 S Los Angeles St. OD Thursday wbeo Los Ange- les Police spotted the car and linked it to the cnme accor..:.ng to Newport Beiach Pobce Sgt. Andy GonJs The v~ matched a desai:ptioo QT':"- en b; ~""}>Ort Beach potice fo&...-mg the J~-p 21 robbery csecording to pobce Los ; ....... geles pobce reportedly detainf:d the 25-year-dd susped until bery be a.Oeqedl) cnmmmed m , 'ew York 1be two owners '-"efe not banned in Qty m 1991 Goois said Addtbonally. the the robbery as they attempted to fend ott suspect u>P.d s.D different Dd.meS and the aoots lbe)• were b.lppy to bear of three different buth dales acconlinq to Bullamelk>. arrest. bul saxt life at the Se---port 8edcb pobce reports st.ore !ind their Wllf of dcmg busmess has 81111.uneDo is one of se'\-eraJ sus-pects ·changed bttie. induding one "'CXDaD. •-bodetectJvesare •vou can't ea fuatreu out of the trcckmg m cotmf'rlion to the robbery. stiJre. • Fattai" said • they plan to steal Goms ~ · from Fort Knm. they •"ill -Lt's the will Their first bot due came from a Wll-that makes them do • · ness ~.-ho suppbed ~ 8ea(b police BnDamello IS 111 Cu:stDdy at Orange w1lh ~ suspea·s bcell:Sle pi.ate foDowmg County Jail with bail set al $250.000 due the mJid--afternooo robbery &l the jeWeby I to Ins alleged m· Ne wport Beach store; located at 20'3 Westdlff OnVe · and 'ew York City, Gailis said. 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" 'C • _. ao ""' w ~ 10 to 15 tnOts bJ ~BNch ·aft~L ~ I ::v . ~ 'CLJIUMeY I01i2 f#'Sthigh Corona def Mar l-44&m.. 12 7~ first low 1C>"11 •.m.. 1.7 Second high 4:20p..m 49 Secnndbit 11:.J7 p.m. 1A ~ 31 ~· 2.1 noon wtm U'"Y s.o lwiofoot ~ wawia.,., 2 foot----,..~wn. ... wlllHft --soud....eto-.. ,........$'$ ' Good reviews for new Pacific . . Amphitheatre · sound system •After years of neigbbor- bOod eomplaints, ven~ operators may have soh-ed noise concerns. COSTA ~fESA -While the Paafic Amphitheatre recently ei!!med musical artistS such as Li:IJe Ricba.rd and Kool and the c.mg cturmg the Orange County fau a custom·m.ade sound sys- :em bas kept both audiences and re;wtems rooten:L The Audiolek c~ sound sys- . tan mstalled July 5 was designed to ~eep the sound wrthin the >'ell . and not ~erflowing into o.:.i.~ residenbal areas where ~ ocitse le\'els have been a con- :re-.~ tsSUe Re-acnon . foDowmg the con· ce:-..., from the neighborhoods ou:::eo:>g-the ampbrtbeater bas beoe.:: pasmve • li h.a.sn t been bad at all It's mc-e no( bein9 bothered by it any· mtJCe • ~ Laune Luslt..a long· ~-?-:es:dent m ~esa del Mar ~ a~'lSt m the amphJtheater's· OOtiE r.ssue. • 1 hope 1t conb.nues UllS • !be.re ha,·e been no wntten .or ~cxmdl complamts from residents "1>ot.:% ::lOtSe from the amphithe- ~ia as al Tuesda)'. according to Ll.Sd Aewy spokesperson, for P~~ Ampbllheatre • ~o one called in to say. 'Great "A t: l.J\·e it. but basically no one ca!!cd m to say. It's .too loud:· 5C:.id Fleury . . This newfound harmony C"'mes after years of dJ..scontent. Smee the amphitheater ,..pe!led m 1983 residents tn the DE.arln" ~1esci del Mar and Col- t!'ge Park neighborhoods clauned lhe notse and vibration from con- certs dJ.srupted theu hves. The compl.amts ldter blossomed mto la~-swts that festered m the cowts for years A resolution lo the problem come after the fair board bought 0 th.e cllllphitheater 10 1993. After sea.rdung for a year, the board hued Spectacor Management Group to manage the venue. The firm pronused to make noise leduction a priority . , In the ensuing months. fair officials lriVited resrdentt-to attend community meetings to dJ.scuss the noise problem; and asked for their feedback in the testmg and installation of the cus- tom-made sound S}'st~ premier- ing during the lair's summer rugbt concert series, which began July 7 and will end Sunday. How to adopt workshop offered at Orange Coast How to succes fully complete an adopUon will be lopJc of an Orange Coast College workshop from 9 a.m. to noon on July 29. The work.shop. pr scqted by adoption consultunt -Sherry Spain, will provldf~ Individuals and couples with tho basic infor- mabon n r • ury to romplete an adoption. The class takes pJace ln room 205 of OCC' Uiwi Applied Sci- ence Building and cost $35 per person, or $59 for two. To reg1 ter, top by OCC's c;ommunlty Service Office, located adjacent ~o OCC's library at 2701 Fairview Road in Costa Mesa; or call 432-5880. WEDNESDAY, ~LY 19, 1995 A nice place to own, however, you may not want to do business there Police nab pox-plagued suspect c By Carolyn Miller. Daily Ptlot WEST SIDE -Apparently Peterson and the second man the Ctim' aies for help, Yubick allegedly covered the victim' aid. Th second robber, face with another pillow case and descnbed as a man in his 30s, bas ransacked her apartment located not been arrested. · I f you don't like lb.la new restaurant, wait a little while -There's word oozing around Corona del Mar that another ne w restaurant will try Its luck dt the busy intersection of PCH and Jasmine, where the Corona Cafe appears to be gasping 1ts last rasping breath. This one. if and when it hap- pens, would be the local link of a chain called Houston's. How many eateries have occupied this beach-side cor- ner? Danged if I know. So I put the question to ever-affable Gin"o Boara, who owns the property with brother Francis, the doctor. Gino isn't too sure either. He remembers that their late father. Gene, purchased the entire block back in '38, then two years later launched a ' heavily-patronized bakery and coffee shop. Then he leased the site. and it underwent a bewil· dering succession of tenants and name changes. Does anyone remember the Robert Hill Chef's Inn, or )ts successor, The Cblli Pepper? How about Alejandro's or Mario's (where the waiters Sdng), followed by Bernard's. the Studio Cafe. and the latest noisy what-i9-it, Corona Cafe? Through it all, the dramati- cally shmmed-down (from 360 to a svelte 240 pounds) Gino Boero remains serenely philo- sophical. . "That property mpy not be ideal for a restaurant site,• he reasons. "but it's great for leas- mg. • Museum plece, anyonef - Pardon me while I shed a nos- talgic tear. Perched high atop the old rolltop desk is my first newsroom typewriter, a bat-· briefly · in the news Learn about foreclosed property at seminar Local residents can learn about foreclosed properties at an Orange Coast Coll ege seminar Saturday. MdJ'Shall Rlddlck -director of real estate education at Cal State Los Angeles -will teach partici- pants how to find and purchase for~losed properties for little or no money down from 9 ·a.m . to noon in room 204 of OCC's Lewis App.liedSclence Building. Following the mortµng sem1- nar, participants will embark on a field trip from 1 to 5 p.m. to view foreclosed properties. Partici· pants must provide their own transportation. The cost of the workshop is $49. . To register. stop• by OCC's Community Services Office, located adjacent to college's library at 2701 Fairview Road in Costa Mesa; or call 432-5880. ·Playhouse builders are sought for annual benefit Playhouse builders are sought for the fourth annual Project Play- house benefit auction and party for Hom~d Orange County, a non-profit organization that builds and renovates shelters for the transitionally homeless. Any company, organization, or individual is invited to create an original children's playhouse in the design and build competition. Tqe playhouses will be displayed at Fashion Island for four weeks prior to the auction, beginning Friday, Oct. 13. Signs acknowledging the builder, designer and contrlbut· ing companies will be displayed with each playhouse. The win· ning entries will be awarded at the auction event. scheduled for Nov. 11. There are till six available entry spaces. For more inf orma- tion on HomeAid or Project Play- house, call 553-9510. I -·.·f. . : . -- jea:rY kobrin tered L C-Smith & Corona of uncertain vintage, and now the 113-year-old manufacturer has just been flung into the throes of bankruptcy. What's that, kid? You're ask· ing, "What's a typewriter?• Well, it's sort of a primitive word processor (ugh!) Instead of magic screens and other newfangled g:izIDos, it was operated by jabbing one finger of each hand, hard and fast. This was known as hunt & peck, or pounding the keys, whatever. The end result was about the same. Words are words, whether pecked, pounded or processed. The objective is to get them into a reasonably sol- vent publication, and preferably being paid for prompt delivery of the P.0Pshab1e stuff. I'd gotten a lot of mileage out of that beat-up Smith Coro· na. which was antiquated when banded down to me back in '36. If all the hard copy ham· mered on"that manual machine were laid and to end, well, it would still make an awful mess. And now the long-shaky 6'x 9' lnclo-Kashan Rea.$2950 SALE MICE StSO NOW $590 being plagued with the chicken typewriter company is going to pox didrl't keep a Costa Mesa its eternal rest, and I'm feeling parolee from his plundeting a little sad about that. Good ways, police said. grief, what's next to go? Soon. 1 Lep. Edward Peterson, 39, suspect, they'll tell me that inflitted with the festering dll- newsrooms -before the end of ment, was arrested for allegedly the this century -may quit tying up then robbing a female using pend.ls, paste, copy paper acquaintance Monday night. and CMbons. Peterson and an unidentified Hah, that'll be the day. male accomplice -allegedly fol- lowed the unsuspecting 49-year- lt may be a nice place to vts---1-.....a -female victnn 1rtta"" he:t bed· it, but -You'll never believe room, then hit her and bound her whei:e retired bandleader John-wrists with a pillow case, accord- ny Catron, who whips around ing to Costa Mesa police. Europe as though it's just down When the Vlcbm, who appar- the freeway, is going on bis ently knew Peterson, tried to next visit. escape, the suspects tied her Let's ease the suspense. He's wrists with an electrical cord, going to Kobrin. police said. in the 800 block of Center Street. Peterson -a parolee for anned Police wo'uld not release the vie· robbery, aJlCi under the in1luence tim's identity m order to protect of a controlled substance at the her. time of hls arrest -was tdken to The two men tben:.rep6.rtedly Orange County Jail..once officers~........,~ fied the apartment with the loot -realized he had the chicken pox. collector's dolls and household Yezbick said. The suspect is in itettlS. But the gate to the apart-custody WJthout bail due to bis ment complex was locked and parole Vlolation. Peterson had no way out, police Fortunately for the arresting said. • officers, they bad already bad the _When Peterson reb1med to the cbsea Y~btc~ed.JjQ..w_ev· victim's apartment to retneve the er, 1t is unknown whether the vic- gate opener Costa Mesa police ti.m could be inflicted with the pox , met him. Costa Mesa police Sgt. after her contact Wlth the suspect. ·t George Yez-bick sa.id. The stolen property was 1 "Low and behold, we were reportedly recovered from Peter- waiting for him,• 'Yezb1ck said son·~ tan Honda C1Vlc and Police were called to the cnme returned to the vtcbm who suf- scene by a neighbor who heard fered bn.used wrists. It's a personal challenge, he says. His six-week jaunt, start- ing Aug. 1., will take him through Poland, western Russiii and the Baltic states. While por- Fonner house· guest held in burglary· . ing over maps with a magnify· ing glass, 'be came across this little village with the quaint · name of Kobrin, tucked some- where on the Russian-Polish border, ~pproximately \25 miles east of Warsaw. MI'll snap a picture of the town sign, and bring it back to you,• said Catron, who'll go to any lengths for a friend . "It should become a treasured memento. By the way, over .. there, I understand. your village is pronounced Kuv-reen ... Thanks, Johnny, but don't go out of your way. That little set- tlement wasn't named for my distinguished ancestors. In fact, my folks were refugees from LaMa, which is a long way off - even when riding aboard the fastest ox-cart. And they were mighty glad to get out of there. • IEIU(Y KOBlllN'S column appears Monday and Wednesday. 9'x 12' & Turkish ReQ. S8900 SALE Illa SHOO NOW 1190 YOU NEVER SAU-SAGE A .. By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -When his 23· year-old son brought Joe Lauer, a transient and former ·Estancia High School student. mto their home, Bart Bowen extended a generous hand. Bowen reportedly bought Lauer contact lenses. pclld tum to do odd jobs around the house and gave rum $500 to get bdck on his feet. The benevolence Lauer accepted. then allegedly abused On the morrung of July 3. ·Lauer. who was asked to leave the )lome a year ago, unexpectedly appeared at the house and was MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO The lndltlon c~nues Sin~ ,972 1 c )\ ~, ~ ,\1; " f ( /( >[ T ( I I •' ' PH< ir.~ ,\Hf AD Concerts again asked to leave, Bowen s01d. MeSd police for Mfollowmg up" on After the family left for the day, every lead he had. Now th~t Lauer allegedly broke into the Lerner is m custody, Bowen said Bowen · home on Country Club tu.s family can begin to live with- Drive and stole more than $6,000 out dilXiety. worth of jewelry and sentimental l..c}uer. who told police he was items left to -Bowen by his "hungry and depressed,• con- deceased father, accord.mg to Cos-I fessed to the burglary and told ta Mesa police. pol.Jee he acted alone, Andersen *I was the victim,· saJd Bowen. I sc.Ud who feels violated. Tius unusual case with a semi- On July 13 -10 days d.fter the successful end.mg was Andersen's alleged burglary, a fnend of hn.t onE! since he became a detec- Bowen's spotted the suspect at cl tlve after five years as a Costa local Vons supennarket Bowen Mesa motorcycle pol.Jee officer unmedlately called pobce, who •ft was an interesting case just • ai:rested Lauer on susp1oon of because the fact (Bowen) extend- burglary. accord.mg to Costa Mesa ed his hand to help (l..duer) out, police detective David Andersen ,and he turns around and slaps tum Bowen said he thanks Costa I m the face: Andersen said. INSURANCE INDIVIDUAL & GROUP BEST R ATES • LIFE • HEALTH/DENTAL • ANNUITIES ACCESS TO ALL COMPANIES 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE CALL 675-3105 FAX 675-3109 & Arena lv••I• Fr•• With Fair Atl•laslonf ~;;;;;;;er~ I• tlle P•clflc &.plaltll .. tr~ O•e Sllow 111 .. tly At 7:30HI THUltlDAY, JUlY 20 IMlrl'f nun FltlDAY, MY 2.1 TllASSOCW10ll FltlDAY, MY 21 tlillnf IUMWI\', MY U fl'nMl ..... Qa.I( Fft ........ ·4"'• ......... _.. """" ...................... ..... SATURDAY. JULY 12 ._,,,,... ,._.... .. u.e ............................ ~ ............. ~. ., ' J WIDNBDAY, JULY 11. 1'95 Mesa water forced to shut down well WATER CONl1NUED FROM 1 PUbJiC' Worts Oiredor Oiborne will ha the autbairity ti> or deny gg ~ after be detemuna that building add.i- • Drop in water basin 'tional wells will not negatively Impact Fountain Valley's wells. leads to closw-e of water water supply and energy costs. district's busiest well.----1--Si~ '~rt Beach is the nly city planrung to drill in ~ · • ~ Tina bgatta. Daily AJot Vcilley, the proposed mtm!Q- pal code change would likely allow Newport Beach to do what it et out to do, according to Osborne. TbereloTe. the c:ba.nge would work toward ewport 90W.. Stmood Mid. ·It's • liale frmtrtldng beca-... bw\ byiag to WOfk wtlb tbem.. drilling~ N.wpon Beech dlkiak say that. became tbe county diltiid manages the basin. PouDta.in Val- ley may not leg.,PY be allowed to determme bow much Newport Beacb can drill. around town Osborne Aki tMt IUs city'$ coocems O¥el' tbe efted:s of New- port Beacb\ pr1JjeCt are not :pn1. ID the past. bis depattmem b4s expressed conoems over the number and location ol the wells *Fountain Valley ls making daims that 11 IS responsible for the .. WEALTH ~MENT 1be Financial Education Sod· ety 11 off ertng a free seminar from 7 t0 8:30 p.m.. titled, ·executive Newport Beach proposes to drill. Lowel1Jl9 • the water table.level woµJd likely increase Folmtain Valley's energy costs. Osborne said. In additioO. Osbome•s staff "Now at this" late Bonus Plans -Get more from your -busin investment.• The semi· how; the~re "Stalling and nar 15 part Ola swnmeT serles held ' T · , at Villa Rosa (residence), 1711 we're getting anxious. It's Irvine Ave, in Newport Beach. Ii # f'. f . b Seating Is limited and reserva-0 tue TUStT(lting eCOUSe tions are required. Por reserva· we've been trying to work ~~~i Public Ubrary is •~r1ng tree program for children in ti through filth grades, tiUed •st Spangled Cratu and Stories. The program 11 presented by t ryteUer Barbare Klem at 3 p m . the Vincent Jorgensen Conunu nlty Center, 2005 Dover • adja cent to the Mariners Drane Ubrery. Preregistration is no necessary. Por !nlonnatton, ca 111-3800. INVESTMENT WORK$HOP COSTA MESA -Fountain Val-~ ley lSD t the only one coocemed. about the cunent groundwater · benefi be 541~-~d--... __ -+...u:;,to-"'~IG.f'.._..u.a..__ __ _ A recent drop m the water ·we're making the on1inance with -. ..-.. ......... ....._" _____ t-: The Sterling Business Oub is cwrently ccepttn "Basics of Investing: A Primer ls the tiUe of a two-part Orang Coast College seminar schedul 6~3.0Jo 9:3Q..p m ~ and July 26. Lecturer Srev Bernardy, an account vice presi- dent and assistant manager of a major brokerage firm. will discuss the trade off between risk and return, sate investment programs and basic portfolio management The cost 15 $29. To register. cdl.I 432-5880. basin bas affected pwnping oper-a lrttle easier to work with,· allOJtS at one at Mesct Consobdat-Osborne said. ·And. yes. we're ed Water District wells forcmg concerned that la.king water out the dl.strict to shut rt down · · ol the basin ought affect the water ·we've been nollo.ng an elevabon and the supply to our mcrease m the le'\·eJ ol colored wells • waler uruts m the Wdter thats • ewport Beacb·s $18 million pumped al Well ~ 4.· dJstnct pro}ect c~ for the establishment s~keswoman ".1arr Urd~buna of four wells m Fountam Valley. A said ·we·w· die;.) ~n some col-sertes.ot reservous and p1pehnes ored water urub rtt~c11lother well would allow the aty lo trd1l.SpOT1 ~te although lh· ~ ha,·e been the water -an estimated 75% of only very minor tract.-Newport Bedch 's total water sup- Urash.J..md c;cud the distnct ply -back to the o ty pump.. most vf 1b \\'dli:r from.Well TIJ.e two abes have negobaled 1';r ·h ·It ~ onf> ot our biggest pro-. 1 detdils o(lhe proJect for well over d , -rwn wells.· she ~ "So Its a · a year and Ne~-port 8edch has mll]Uf concern wht>n somethmg alread)• begun to issue construc- hdppcr... thdt mc1J:~s tbcit well non contracts The city is also unu .. dblP leasing unused street ngbt of Th; dutne1 h~ mstd!led twn ways to Fowtt_cl.Jll Valley. said 111n n Jr, ect >~ n th.-well wluch Smacon. , •• ..,,NlUdll\' clf>ans the colored Now at tlus late hour, they're ,, dt"'' And L'rashund Sdld the stalling and we're gettmg a.ru- .nJ.:ctor., cip~ar ro be woriang Ho-.\ t->\ "f the d~tnC't is snll con· c1 ic ~ng ·e~ on thf'. water and hci'>n • pu1 the \'.'ell beck mto ?per- dti n '• • '·:d"t unci ""1Jd thF-ap~ance 111 'Aor-d "'ctler -which ts bro..., ru-,r. r r I • bu· LS still dnnk - nr·FFIFI !J_f_l_[1_Lf!!L !i!.1J.j___J_j_ obi•· rx ""tlr'> \\ ht'r the ,eve! of .r r!PcH wat,.~ in the b-Slr. drops to a lu....,·~r-th<tn-nonn.tl ie. el .\nd a drop tn lht• \••att:r l~ve! can be the re<.. ult of t ¥1 much groundwater' pumpU1g throughr11.t the county • 1t., dll r 1nnert~d • Ura.shuna '>dld \\11nt hcippr rl.~ in one part of th e bcN: rc1ul<I hd.e an effect un dJlolhP: i art ''//' • '//',,,I I J t ( I I ;, I • • I • -I ; .' (, I .., (, 8 I .! • Bankruptcy •Wills/Trusts •Divorce • Corporations •Tenant/Landlord • Mudi, much more ~lf fomf o l}otolegol Cfanics, Inc. -we accept all ma1or credit cards ;.. 29-DD Bristol Suite Tax-Deferred • IOOI Gumnteed of PnpctpaJ • Tu-Adrulragt Income and Growth CaD today: rA~Je through 7126/95} 714-476-5126 Ask for Dan Horgan Senior lt'e Prtstdent • Investments . • d 7 /f 4/QS, Tiie l&mprr lonils A=*f la I pifalkm ddemd 1'bt 1 JO'I mmnt llddlt l'IU lndada I 11, kaa la lbt Int fat Al ,.. Wt dllClllllld hnatDn l..llr bliswwt ~ ~ ., .... <*II· "" ........ 1* It J.DOI ~awls prtar • • S9 Ill ~ M -..U ID IOI ...,., ,..., ,.., ........ ...,. ...... 1llf -~ IOMJS Amlt//tf b ........... JCllk'Y llr ..-L·J7'0 \r "-"' ....... Ult ......_. ~ l.lllllC-.W, L .... Cll 0.. ....,. 71~Slli611W-... • :nump~~vit~ -UTIUTIES DIRECTOR MIKE SINACORI · by fbe Irvine • Ranch Water District bas caused a. groundwater basin when the significant drop to the basin. The basin is managed -and excellent- groundwater basin recovered 1y managed -by the Orange partially after the water chstrict County Water District.• Sinacori reduced' its pumping, Osborne said. ·we•re a member of the reports. Orange CoW\ty Water Disbict Water district spokesperson and w e plan to drill some wells. Joyce Wegner-GWldt said that the Th.is project is of vital importance d.tstnct has done nothing unprop- 1 to our city.• er ·we re only allowed to ta..ke a Orange County Water Dis- cert.am amount of groundwater Diet's Jim Van Haun said that the per year and we stay Wlthm that disbict has an interest in seeing limit.· WegneT-Gwidl said. I Newport Beach access the The Orange County Water 1groundwater basin. Representa- District, which manages the tlves of all county cities are famil- eotire groundwater basin, may iM )'11th Newport Beach's project . ultimately find itself in the midst said Van Haun, who added that of the two cities' dispute he does not believe that Fountain · Fountain Valley has asked the Valley is trying to delay the pro- dlstnct to perform addJbonal Jed. modeling studies to determine ·nus is really between the two the impacts of Newport Beach's ones, -Van Haun said. "AssJJretfly, one of Southern Califomill's most impressive edifices of ethnic cuisine.' , Her6 Baus. Restaurant Critic . ~ ...,: ..... '"i ~ 1'fl1 ROYALKYBER ~~~ 1000 Bristol Street Nonh(at Jambortt) • 752-5200 . Carpet Your Entire Home with Plush or Seiber fi l ''l''''~·-or on y " '' '' so~,c.i. ... Carpet, Vinyl, Wood, Marble & Tile Fu.I &..wulWo<if . ~-.wok 1904 Harbor Boulevard. Costa Mesa Corner of Harbor & 19th St. -~~~~J~! Sun.11-5 r-----. I..,_,,. I I I 1695 Irvine Ave., <:osta Mesa --For-Raemtions: ~7944 - for new memben. Tbe exclusive networking club bolds lunch meetings every Wednesday fTom noon to 1:15 p.m. at the Sfuzzi restaurant. Triangle Square. Cos- ta Mesa. For information. call Jason at 834-1005 ext. 220. HOAG CANCER WORKSHOP Hoag Hospital Cancer Center's Living with Cancer Work.shop Series is presenting a free semi- nar titled "Se.U-Ernppwermenl. • ·The seminar will provide individ- uals with cancer and their fami- lies with tools to understand and enhance their personal power. The workshop will run from 7 :30 p.m. to 9 p.m . in the Hoag Can- cer Center, 4000 W Pacific Coast Highway, Newport Beach. R.S.V.P. by July 17. For reserva- tlons, call 760-5542. THURSDAY CHILDREN'S LIBRARY PROGRAM OflLDREN'S LIBRARY PROGRAM As part-of the11 Summer Read- _ing Program, the Newport Beach As part of their Summer Redd- ing Program, the Newport Beach Public Library is sponsoring a f rf'e pr.ogram for children in ftr'lt through 'fifth grades, titled • Sldr Spangled Crafts and Stonf'o; • The program is presented by sto- ryteller Barbara IGein at t 0 10 a.m . in the Balboa Branch Llbrdry, 100 E. Balboa Blvd. Preregu.trd- tion is not necessary For mfonnr1· tioo, call 717-3800. . i ! i t , t i 2760 Ea~• Cout II•)'· C11mrr c., il0Jt.111'fid be PU I Corona del Mar lllJIUD'I UST WEEK.SI _ (_714) . 760-6672 D igner Ladi~ Clothing. Jewe~. Belts. Ba(i • Ha~. . Fixtures. )lirro~. • Glas rastS OPEN 1iles. .... Fri.le s-. IOAM ·8PM '• SURVIVORS! BEFOR~ © • • AFTER Restyling Event . The metal may be worn. The style may be-old- fashioned, but the diamonds are forever new. Remount them in jewelry designed especially, fcx them.. It's a s~val tactic that worb every time. 2QCJ, less on all remounting ser.vices, now through the month of July. " CHARLES H. BARR . p~ Newpun ~Mesa Oaily Pilu< GOLF EVENT CONTINUED FROM 1 tour events. Th tournament's first Sl mil· lion prize pwse •. combined Wlth a week-long scheduhng "Window" during Qext year, could bring 100,000 visitors -and uncalculat- ed dolla.r amounts -to Newport Beach hotels, shops and restau. rants, business leaders said. Over the past fe w months administrators from the.r city'~ chamber of commerce, economJc development committee and con- ference and visitors bureau have met repeatedly with tournament ~ntke-the-t~ to Newport Beach. Toshiba offi- cials had narrowed the search to the Newport Beach Country Club and the Coto de Caza Golf Club, according to city Economic Development Director Rush Hill. But.once it became clear what kind of a "total package• tbe city could offer, Newport Beach won the derby, Hill said . Since the city hosts the annual bo"at parade and SeaFest, Newport Beach knows how to assemble sponsors and large numbers of volunteers, Hill said. "We .delivered the m essage that we understand these kinds of events and we can coordinate the agencies that are required to achieve an event of this magni- tude,• Hill said. "The type of vis- itor who follows the senior tour is sirru.lar to the profile of residents of Newport Beach.· Several of those visitors may arrive early, say country club administrators. Following a week in Ojai, the tournament has an . o~n week before ~inning in Newport Beach. Rather than fly home, tour-followera may come to town up to a week in advance, said Jerry Anderson, th club's general manager and vke presi- dent. "All of the marquee players will be coming to N wport," Anderson said. "This could be extremely beneficial to the d ty's business community." Country club logistics also worked in Newport Beach's favor, said tournament director Michael Carry. In addition to being chal- lenging to play, the course is •gallery friendly" with· excellent sight lines and convenient park- ing for participants and specta- tou.--Carry • Tournament administrators would not discuss factors that kept them from returning to the Mesa Verde Country Club. New- port Beach offidals said they bad heard that parking w45 a problem at Mesa Verde. "Of course, with this many people, parking wW be difficult anywhere unless you put it at the Rose Bowl,• said David Wooten, president of the Balboa Bay Club and the country club: The exposure the city will receive is another bonus, officials said. National attention and tele- vision coverage !ram ESPN will throw limelight to the city and all of the tournament's local spon· .sors, Wooten said. · "The promoters are talking about opportunities for lower price package~ so that small and medium-size businesses can par- ticipate,· WoQlen said. "There wW be various ways for business- es to gain publicity for their firms." ALLEN SIGNS CONTINUED FROM 1 CONTINUED FROM 1 t... ., ..... WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1995 • . The new ordinance, among oUie.r method of gnag and advettillng lhlng1, does away with a nµmber of they f 1 wor best for them limitations that many local ro r-"Th t way, iJ they want to U1e ii chants have consid ed unreuon-. 411 up with temporuy gns, lbey able, including restrictions on letter. can,• C Jd Monday. which ts scheduled for th Mme beig,ht and on t.be number of char-Howev r, Fawcett is roncemed . wStas ~18d mattP.r of convenience, elate. acters that al>P"" on a sign. lh aty might nd up wilh a lot of one~ · Aft r.that, don't even think about But what bas dfawn the most gns "It av 1t open for th~ pol· •1t•s not Newport Bead\ as tn1r_tg to Oya big b4lloon in Costa . criticism in recent times has been tbility of some excessive gnage much as its proximity to John Mesa. 1f you do, you can expect a the current code's blne limit on tem-that oth fW1Se would not be possi· Wayne Airport,• Stone said. visit from a aty code enforcer porary signs and banners -a tool ble. • Fawcett said Fonner Assemblyman Gil Per-·0ur code enforcement wUl get lhat many merch.anbi cla1m 1S their Other chang that will appc r guson said the move could bene-them down.· Erickson said. "There most c;ost-effident and successful in the new ordinance include: fit the county because of Allen's are certain organizations that might means of advertising. Under the · • Allowing the use of changeable power as the second most power-like to Oy them in the face of the new ordinance, that time llmU will copy Signs like rectder boards and ful person in the state following ordinance, but we'll get them no longer exist. electroruc message displays Up' the governor. down.• ·But there's a catch. The size of unbl now, only theaters and motels But residents aren't the only ones the temporary siqn or banner must with restaurants have been able to "It's going to be great for the pl ased with the new ordinance. be ~led inti> the total allow-use these types of signs businesses and people of Orange Some members of the business able sign space allotted to eacb • Increasing the height County,• Ferguson said. •This is communi~ say the new plan repre-business. So, if a business owner is allowance of free-stdnding signs tima 1b.&t..,W411-'.l' ~aVAil-JMa.c::414i~Hl...lilil-QOlapiroaM5'~4Ul~u:a.a-µLIJ.awe<LlllWtmim~h~...DJ~wn-LffCPm ~ f !'('t !Q 7 feet . a special speaker office in our dty. space and has a banner that is 50 • lmplemenbng a new formula county.• ·1 think (the new code) will be square feet, his permanent or other for calcu.ldbng d stte's total stgn But Jim Righeimer, who is simpler to administer and lmple-temporary signage must not exceed allowance Wtth the current formu · leading the recall campaign ment, and it's much easier to under-7-0 square feet. la, the sign d(t!a c. detemuned by ainst All '}.I th :... stand," saJd Costa Mesa Chamber The council believed this the amount of stree t fronta.ge. The ag en, swu e move "' of Commerce executive director Ed approach gave business owners the new formula takes into considerd- another example of government Fawcett. freedom to choose whatever lion a lot'i. depth d.nd wtdth. waste. •Jt's a waste of the taxpayer funds to move a state office to Newport Beach. It's a state office, not her personal office," Righeimer said. •She already has an office in Orange County.• The speaker's office is sepa- rate from the assemblywoman's district office, Stone. said. Resi- dents living within Allen's assem· bly clist{ict should continue to contact her Huntington Beach office. Righe1mer said that while Allen holds an open house from 3·5 p.m. Saturday, he will contin- ue to gamer support for the recall campaign. "I hope she doesn't have a long lease," h e said. REA CENTER CONTINUED FROM 1 lf there's d chance the school district will take the property back. The city received a notice Crom Newport-Mesa Unified officials about a year and a ball ago: saying the chstnct may need to terminate the lease so that it can reopen the school· ·we never heard anything else about 1t alter that,• Enckson said. "So, we aren't sure what the school distnct's going to do. "But they need· to deode once and for all if they're going to reopen Rea as a school. and we need to determine whether (the federal gov- ernment) will allow us to continue operating the center without pour- ing a lot of our money mto l.Dlprove- ments that aren't needed • Erickson scud the oty has attempted to work out an agree- ment with the district whereby the unprovements would be deducted from tl;le city's rent, which is $110,000 a year. The district wasn't interested m the arrangement at the time. But iI faced with the reality that the a ty would rather abandon the stte than pay for the improvements, Enckson said he hopes chstrict olfiaa.ls will reconsider. "Certainly, we don't want the site to be vacant.• said Carol Stocker, the district's execubve dJ.rector of business servtces. "The city pays the school district $110,000 a year for its use of the facility, tiut $55,000 of that goes back into the site for· deferred mdllltenance costs POSSJ· bly, the ctistnct and the city nught talk about applymg th.al $55,000 to acC"ess1bt.1Jty needs • Mednwlule, city offta als htlw i.ent letters off to congressmen C h.ru. Cox dfld Ddntt Rohrabacber, ask:mg them to ovemd,e the fedefd.1 govern- ment':> dPmdnd And i1 dn cUTdJlgement can't be workt'Ci out, the aty pldns to bat.I out of thP leaS(> leavmg the non -proht agencies '>CTd.Inbhng to find new homes. "It's really d shdffie that we have to be put m the nuddle of th.ts,· said SOY director 0..Cdf Santoyo ·As an orgdJUzallon, we're helping both parues the n ty dJld the school ctis· trict. "WP hd ve 300 kJci-. who use th1!> facility These dfe kids and young adults who nC'ed a place to go • COURTED AND WON Wllliams said. ·And I look for- ward to multiplying our efforts 10-fold next year." CONTINUED FROM 1 Mesa Verde included scenery of Newport Beach," sh e said. "Even though the event was in Costd Mesa, Newport Beach got credit. It was a nice coup. We got good phone calls ·and expo- sure.• Bureau staff also pitched m at the tournament itself, manning the hospitality booth and hand- ing out informallon about local restaurants and area activities. The same ESPN television crew will be broadcasting the 1996 tournament, according to Williams. But next year's e vent will be held In Newport Beach's bac:;_kyard. ·rm comfortable about the relationship we started,· Williams and the.bureau wW try to repeat the 1995 perfor- mance as an estimated 50,000 visitors come to the city. "For three days .. 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Men & ctuld~ I I 4 1 9 E. 1 7th St .. Costa Mesa I I Open M on. -Sat .• 10 am -6 pm I lh 5 48-99 27 ~\ L~ ·E~s e-22-95• ~. --------------Th• Dally' Piie»~ Coupon Pag•s - E v •ry VVe dn s d ay Call &42-432.., for •dv•rtlalng . ln .. c:.rm•tlQn. .P-il<>t .--------------, I TACOS Bayl. getl FREE•· I :. a co. TflCO I I .,.....•=-Ml.NY~Mr _,.<Ol.pl\I .......... ~tX"fUOtiaManrbx>dtlpj I tll-l1J6 ~ .. Qif MEt Nlj ~...,, _ I ~or cb:ollt 9'> 8115'9S L-------------.1 ' EYE-OPENER Crone heads/~ Festival. but . hasn?f~ his studies • Orange Coast volleyball standout ready to compete at Olympic Festival, but he By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Unlike many of the athletes assembling in Colorado for the 1995 U.S. Olympic Fesl}val. Orange Coast College volleyball standout Ja5on Crone doesn't bring serious aspirations of one day compe~ng in the Olympic - Games. So, instedd, he totes along his romework. , 11 I still have to finish two classes at Coast to be eligible to play next year at UC Santa Barbara, 11 said Crone, who was allowed to compete .in the Festival which begms Friday and continues through July 30 in Denver, Boulder arid Colorado Springs, with the blessing of his OCC English and Spanish mslnictors He'll receive his assignments by phone dttnng hls stay in Boulder. "Once 1 made the (l"lorth) team, I wasn't sure I was going to be able to go,_ because of school," Crone explained. • 6ut my teachers were really understanding. I'll take my finals the week nftPr I come back, so I've definitely got to worry about school work when I'm m Colorado. ·1 kqow my future is riding on"these two daises, wh ich makes my school work much more important than pla.ying one week of volleyball.· , When not buried in his boqks, or swinging away as i! 6-foot-3 outside hitter, Crone will have an additional concern to occupy his Festival time -his fdllUly. "l was born and raised in Boulder," Crone said. 11 My mom (Mary) bas at least 50 people, relatives and frien~. who are going to come watch me play. And everyday she adds more to the list. QUOTE OF THE DAY . ·/also think I do uiell bw }u6t ~:smart and knowing what to dtiat the'right time.· ~occ·s JASON CRONE And while Crone said he's anxious to perforJl\. for the home folks, he admits it will create considerably more pressure than he's ever faced in his volleyball career. ' CASEY LUKSCH I DAJtY I'll.OT "Most of the people coming to watch me have never seen me play. including my dad (Dave) and grandmother (Shirley)," Crone said. "They probably expect me to be pretty good having mdde the Festival, dnd I don't want to dlsappomt them My mom hasn't seen me p~ay for three years." OCC's Jason Crone should h ave plen ty ot supporters when he heads to Colorado to compete in the U.S. Olympic Festtval, h a ving been r aised ln Bo'1lder. . . high school. where I played basketball,'; · Crone said. "I guess I picked (volleyball) up pretty eastly." Festival as the lone commuruty college .representative. smart and knowing what to do at the right time," Crone said . Crone's hopes his time i.{l Boulder will produce ~ gold medal. which he said would ·"probably be the greatest achievement.of my volleyball career." It was easy to miss Crone'.s prep volleyball career, since his high school didn't even field a team. Crone found hls way lo OCC by tagging along with a Boulder buddy, and helped Coach Chuck Cutenese's Pirates claim the 1994 state title as a freshman, earning first-team All-Orange Empire Conference honors. . repau carti)age tears in both knees, he was once again first-team all-conference as a sophomore. What's more, be broke former state Player of the Year Matt · Lyles' 1990 single-season school kill record wjth 371 rockets, finishing fo,urth in the OEC in hitting percentage (.452). "He's a pretty Impressive player," said Cutenese, who sent former Pirate David Kellar t~ compete in last year's Crone said his ability to ~t off the block, or #tooling the block• in the · players' vernacular, is his biggest asset, while numerous days spent playing pick-up games on the beach has helped I improved his overall game, particularly his defense. But he'd also settle for d.O e njoyable athletic experience, a _quality visit with family and friends, artd a few high marks for his long-distance sdidies. "l started playing volleyball after Despite recovering from surgeries to • [ also think I do welJ by just being SUMMER W'.ATEll POLO · DAILY PILOT ALE PHOTO Costa Mesa Q9811e Justbi 'nlylor, shown making save last ieason, was a key to the summer team's defense in the Villa Park Tournament, with 14 a.aves and eight steals in {he final two games. • I • " • ~tchison named COM girlS soccer coach By (Jarry Faulkner, Daity Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -Former UCl women's soccer coach Matt Btchison . bas bee n hired to r~place Chris Dillon as Corona · del Mar High's gtrll soccer coach, CdM Athlettc Dtfedor Jerry ;Jel- nick announced Tuesday. .Etchison, a 38-yeer·old New- port Beach resident, coached at UCI from 1984-86, tpenl 10 tM· on• al PuUerton Higti'1 bOyi coach, and coached recently with the Olympic Development Pro- gram's girb elect team. the North Huntington Beach FOOtball Club and the Long ~each State women's club team. ~ •rd like to get the (CdM) pro- gram back into the CIP playoff , d long-term, wouJd like to see it become a consistent top-20 team tn the SOuthem Section and a top· 10 team in Orange Coun1f, • Btcbllon laid. "Prom wMt I undentand, there's a good nucleus of talent coming back, and I hope to have them competing with the Sea View League contenders.• Etchison, who said he prefers a Wide-:<>pen attac~ style, inher- its a team that went 7-14-2 last season. including 2-6-2 in league. , , Stopper Katie WilJiams, sec- ond-team all-league pick, and honorable mention redpienll Julie GarrisOn and Kathi'yn Rke will au be seniors f o,r nut year'•' See~. ( . Costa Mesa squads medal at ·\ three different tournaments. llFourth title of summer for 17-and .. under team; 1s:.and-unders also enjoy success during weekend's comp_etition. COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa water polo com- peted ln three different tournaments this past weekend and' medaled in all three competitions. In its fourth tournament win of the summer, Mesa's 17-and-under team took first place in the Villa Park Tournament. Mesa defeated last fall's CIF Division I champion, Long Beach Wilson, 6- 5, and San Clemente, 7-6, in the final round robin. Senior Sean Hylton led the scoring for Mesa in the game against WHson with three goals. Single goals were also posted by seniors Ryan Kelly, Ryan Dandy and Elijah McDanniel. In the game against San Clemente, Kelly scored twice and single goals were scored qy Hylton, Dandy and McDanniel in the first three quarters, resulting in a 5-5 tie. McDanniel scored the second of his two goals early in the final quarter to give Mesa the lead. The Tritons scored again to tie tl\e ~ame with 2 1/2 tnlnutes left in the quarter. However, Mesa sophomore Todd Hylton shot cross-cage for a goal in the final ,90 seconds of the game for the win. Goalie Justin Taylor anchored Mesa'.s defense with 14 saves and eight steals in the final two games. Robert Grayell, Sean Hylton and Dandy also gave strong defensive performances in both games. . . Mesa's 15-and-under players competed in tournaments hosted by Capistrano Valley ahd Estan<;ia. ln the Capo tournament, Mesa took on an all-star team from Puerto Rico in the final. Tod'd Hylton led the scoring for Mesa with three goals, and single goals were scored "by Jimmy Walt~rs and Mi~e BaldWin. Taylor had a strong game in the cage, making 10 saves and three steals. However, Mesa's efforts fell short and it had to settle for second place 1ri the tournament los· ing to Puerto Rico, 6-5. Mesa is looking fo~ard to a possible rematch in two weeks at the National Junior Olympics to be held in Orlando, Fla. · Mesa finished third in the Estancia Touma· ment~ In. the m~dal game a~ainst Magnolia, Mesas Jun Wrkkh scored twice in the early • stages. However, at the beginning of the fourth quarter, Magnolia held ~-2 lead. Matt Dunn, P.J. O'Brien and Alex Sorla each scored single goals for Mesa in the final quarter, but Magnolia scored once to maintaiit the lead, 6-5. . . With only seven seconds left, freshman Hunter Taylor scored for Mesa to tie the score and, force the game into sudden-death overtime. One minute into overtime, goalie Matt Tipton passed the ball to Taylor, who e'Vaded his defender and scored, giving Mesa the win . ' • op amateurs to e art in Infiirlti event ohn Wayne TC to host · onal tourney, which alifies competilo!"' for opportunity to play at S. Open site. NEWPORT BEACH · More 600 of the country's top ama· r club tennis players bt\ve anced to the regional roUfSd of Infinity Men's, Amateur ampionships, with one of the s at ffie John Wayne Tennis b. . The players are hopifi.g to reaJ. a dream of playing on the rts of Flushing· Meadows on eve of the U.S. Open. 1 aving survived the competi- at their local tournament , 634 local tqumey winners travel to cotnpete in one of t regional tournaments. ides Newport Beach, other s hosting regional !oUmeys Dallas, Atlanta, Boca-Raton, ., Tempe, Ariz., Alameda, Cal., sdale, m . and Balacynwyd, hree players, forming two entries, will be competing at Jo1)1 Wayne T:nnis Club this weekend.' Luis Gret ls a finalist from Costa Meia, who will• be competing in 4.0 singles. In 4.0 doubles, the NeWport Beach team of Scott Carlson and Jffii Powell WU1 be trying to defend their own territory. Regional Singles and doubles cbampiOns will rj!ceive an expense-paid trip to Los Angeles, where they wW compete in the semifinal round of the lnflniti Men's Amateur Championships, held during the Infinitf Open at UCLA Aug. 5-6. The 24 semifinal champions, representing ratilfg divisions ranging from 3.5 through 5.0, will see their wish come true as they are flown to Flµshing ME!adciws, N.Y. to play in the finals of the lnfiniti Men's Amateur Champi- onsl\ips on Sunday, Aug. 27, and vie for a chance to be crowned one of 12 national champions who will each recejve a free one- year lease of the lnfiniti 130 and also appear in Sports Illustrated . A portion of all entry fees gen- erated from local "dtlb tournament play will be donated to the Safe Passage Foundation, a non-profit organization founded by the late Arthur A.sh e: ~~~~~~~~~~ GllUNl,O N RU .NS I The ''oUowing, which has been piled by the California artment of Fish and Game, es the dates and times during ·ch ~.grunion-spawning .run y occur, beginJting with the . rox:imate time of the nightly h tid~ at.the Los Angeles Har- entrance. "'The ~es vary along the Goast. DieQ.o is about fiVe minutes lier antl Sapta Barbara is about fiimut~s later. The se~ond hour is usually bet- ter. The \better runs normally occur on the .second and third nights oftthe foW"-night period. Tblt time · PacifiCDaylight Sav-. . . -( fishin licenselis required for ns J and..-olderr. Grunion .. D B.BP Av·s HTS y's w · 7 bo..lts, 199 lr'lgler:s". 10 sutt.lu, 71~~ 117 c1lko~ "8f1d ~ 8 10.ilPln. 1 ~~ 4 rode· 4 mM:kere 9 whltefiSh, 15 wrgo, 1 mako may be taken ~y hand oniy. ·No holes may be dug in the beach to entrap them. There is no limit, but take only what you cap use. It is unlawful to wa'ste fish. ·tn the times below, whe re the time of the expected nm is after midnight, the dat~ the previous eveningJi:-sboWTI.. OPEN SEASON _ July 29: 10:50 p.m.-12:50 a.m.; July 30: 11:30 p.m.-1:30 a,m.; July 31 : 12:15 a.m.• '2:15 a.m.; Aug. 1: 1:10 a.m.-3:10 a.m. Aug. 12: 11 :10 p.m.-1:10 a.m.; Aug. 13: 11:55 p.m.-1:55 a.m.; Aug. 14: 12:45 a.m.r&45 a.m.; Aug. 15: 1:45 a.m.-3:45 a.m. Aug. 2J: 10:40 p.m.-12:40 a.m.; Aug. 28: 11 :20 p.m.·1:20 a.m.; Aug. 29: 12:10 a.m.-2:10 a.m.; Aug. 30: 1:10 a.m.-3:10 a.m . SBA M9wpol't undlng -s bo..11$. 107 lr'lglert. s while 5e.il bass, 2 yellowtlil, 2n sand bass. 91 catko ~ ·30 barracudl. 20 yetlowfITT uo.k- er, 11 srulpin. l bot'llto. 2 rockfish, J whitefish, 1 blue perch. 2 sarge .. 1 sble, 56 -rn.d:;eret: 1 -blld ~• bass (relNSed). Fo r free.•. • Newport ....... pravlaally uubtrt a fll'ldJn two eztra.Jmdng ga=M to ... APA Sw'nmer League lllelt • 3-3v . 11-lwo ................. _ gameo. but 11111 Newpclll ..... a gills Ul- and~under tram ......... Ndlsmed itMll -Voinlt tile pral1oWly ·-. ~ lllejoB•j--W-5-3. . Tbe -etfnecl tile Poroo .. APA S.anmer Loogue .....Sal 3-:t ID ful.,,itdl action al -OMt llold OD.Sunday. Tbe --pulthe-dglltbodt bdo- f'Xltentlcn tiMd!ng -... -~ gamel llgainst lbi! Or-'lllgven SUnday at -eniek llelds. In the fu5t game, ibe l!xp!nolon ICOred lour unearned runs in the 10p of tbe llnlt innJ!'g on thr"f l'oroe erton mid two walks. From the first innirig on, starting ' pitcher Unda Van Hook settled dovai to lbnit the Explosion to only four singles (and Qnly two ,,,, .......................... ... ....... Wlllllt Vu Hoak -"""""' -11111 . .,.__ ... __ _ -.. C-0 dol Mer lllgb'I ,. •• MmVoD Cl\f8 ... 11. v .. -~··i Newport Hllllar Hlgb'• Lori Melcall (1111· glo) ond ~ -l*>glel led • Poroo rally lbol -,U-111111111 -· •~. Ill the tap al Ille llladi loQlnlJ. . Tbe l'arce 1111 w belped -art an ............ ~----·lln· gle looded tbe -wltb no ou11 ond tbe heart al the~ C\ldllPll up. However, ... -ground bolls, Explosion nmnen were «brown out at home, and a line ddve to left wu..caugbt by Corona del Mar tllgb'I w-, Wills to end the threat and leave the -tun. In s~n death, ,Ille Espic.km scored one run tn the top of the aewatb, but their lead runner wu thrown out attempting to steal by Stephanli! GolOelin (Newport Har- bor, High) to shortstop ~Henning • Daily Pilot Sports ... LOCACB ONLY .. 4 -• RENT .. TO-OWN Furniture. Electronics & . . Appll~nces LOW Weekly I\ MOntllly ,Payments No Down Payment or Deposit coast Rent • Tb • own warehouse _ 1911 .... 11111. Cll _,, ... Sit 10-7 ' . !Between 19th I 20thl 6&6·5904 WIDNf50AV. JULY 19, 1!195 ejo !0Mlllt'tl.--ec1..,. -· .. ........... 11111 ~Morven'• IOCllDd llngle, foll-by a Mullen bit tied lllo -el 5-5, ond when the boll got Jooee balll tbe Eq>kwtion catcher, Mullen llid in lll -1 the Force victory, i;,5, ' Jn game two, the Force took an early 3-ll lead after Mullen and Wilk again supplied Ibo early firepower with base bits followed by an 2zptosWn error whkh scored three. But the vtdors rallied to tie the game and force another sudden death ove"(time. Ill overtime, the F~'s Wills (single) and Van Hook. (double) -tc:nock.ed in two runs. fn the victory, Costa Mesa H.igh's Sonia Correa went the diltance, giving up only two earned _runs in eight trutings on six hits (1111 singles). •' The Force defense supported" Correa ~ committing only one efror in eight innings. Tbe Force is coa<..iled by, Lee 'Marsten, BW · Uvingstoo and ~teve Morgan and is roaniiged by Unda Zoelle. 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Ill .............. : fnllY Nin "'""°'by ................ v:~~ wi!'h' .. e ::n~,J:.:•1~ ':; .... KllOT "*'*" .... ~ .-UC MOTICI .. the~ CMtl'C ,r OIClft -..... .......... ~ .. .... • Y'Nftf'v':'/' ARE A ::-=. -.:: :-:. •outt end f'Mil • OOpy to ., you mey fita ......... ::-.... -:.·~ Ob-llOTICSCW =.• Oft.JIN '~I--:.. .. ~ :-.-::-....:: CAfOITOA or• condn-.._.. ....... .., thepar•onal:rre .. nte· w M COUit e founel -.L ......_ 5 0t lie wstnen -.,; f'MPIMAT'MMt Of' ....... ~ t¥ :'::.V..... dllDCtl ._ w • ._ • gent creditor of the • .. ....,a: Al dve eppolnt by the Requelt for S,fflel CMll llO A1T870e ..., .,. court._. NaQATIVll ~ NeiwpOrt ~ ..,_ • -.tect doll'll ....,.. CNllllt r.... ., • decHted you muet flf• Mir ......, 111 111 coun wlthlft' four Notice of1N nllno of an To .. ~ witcllflM, ._ .._.._. Y04JI .,.. HCLMATION ,.._....... .,_. _ PloC .... ~-Y• ,_,45 dleil* ._ ~ • ..... • your 01;lm . with the ....._. .., a. " TNll. "'°t nthe ''OM, the dote ln~ntory ~ eppref•91 ~ 00111111ge1111 o-. era'-"t:i1npenon The irww ~ w.... ~ _,. 1 _,. ~,{.;;. ,...... -..... aM .._ oou"endmeilacopyto APN••1n.e. o hr•I HUW• of of ••t•t• a11• .. or o( =.=.~·.:.=-ni ~~~ ~.g:vo~~ ,z.,.,•~z. ~==·~~~.~.~I::" -=: ~':P;~t:fr~~e~~~::, ::r.r . ~~n a;,~~r't.!: :j&::c: i~-::01:~ .,_ w41 Oil ..... , or both. o.-a eontlllgMt creditor of "'*'Pfolec1(•) dMcfibed PUmJCMOTICI OqngeCOYl'llyot1.UW2'1, ._. ~ e.. ._..... oour1 within tour ........ ._... CalifornleProbat•Code. Ptr2obGC>eteot Ctheod•C·ellAforRnl .. • ~ WILMOT '· RoeaNSOH v. cMc•ued. WO" nut .. beloW. I. "'Otaft'' NegillM 11M. • 11119' ... PINndll CM9 month• from the d4't• 11 ...... tt tr. ne The t1rM for fillf'Q Mia WILMOT ,RAHCIS Yo4lll claim .:tlh .,. couit Dacletdon i. on 8uit ._ STAT11 -.CM NI07U _.......,ID•.,..._ of firat IHuanc• of IWil C..lillll. ca 11117. oleirne will not ••plr• quHt for lp•clel Noc.lea ~NSOHION ell& wt~T Wld mall • copy to IN par· 0111rf1Ct ~ end II 91111-aCORDe l'ublleNcl NriMpott IMch-,.... lft ... ...... Ill .._ lanafa •• ruovWtad In "-a • 11t11111 lMllll ..,. before four monthe :::."" l•rt•olveit.._ebl• from """-N Ilka BILL ._. eonel repr...,,1.111ve..::; obte '°' public ~.. ws y, ··~ M.D. Colt• ..... Olllfy Piiot .Mt awM ....., ..W "*' Hction t 1 oo of the dlllrM lllr lllllaW fir"" Nor· ffom the ti.ering d•t• cou ..... l'l'°:arrnot4 haa hMfl I:':*'~":~ .. ~===~~~ ,.,21,queez.1,1995, ;::...."..v-:=!.:: £!1~fo~•Probf•t•C~~! ~~--.,,r-a,__.-: notl~~u-~'tv EXAM =-·-=-~=:--: llled by ~LL K. Roa. of ., .. ~ of the ...,. or dlupproval by tl'I• ~ YMl'9 •· 'i(-;c; w1s1 .._ o#.,. T,_.....cl' .... ..i_ .. ~ n!* .!.':i;; ::,-.,;;-.," l,.f the flt• kept by th~ ....._ INION m tl'I• SUJ*IOf 1n u ~ lh Mdion 8oltd of Olrectcn of the ... one o1 NI t*** .., .. UC Mft91CI ~ uMI ftlNI McOIM .,.,_ ...., If _. -..... •• 400 Court~ Calllofnle. county 1100 of IN Celltomla f'ro-Ol9Vlct • b ~be end If not ~ hod Yo4lll rv• -•• Ml....._ .. .._.,.~ °' befor• four monthe 1111 wl M ,,_, cou". you efe • .. •.,. lrw. CA U71& d OAANOE. bOla eocs.. The tUN tor .. hafd M t:OO P.M. recorde ,.,~ to*" PIMltle,. .. ., ..... a ....., °' ffom the hearing data .._ _. • .......,, oon lntar•lted In th• 07111. 07/-13, 07111 THE PETITION rlQUMtl Ina dalrne Ml not ~ 12. 1995 • 1ie00 tried ""'*-node.ct ebow. .......~ .......... eltet•. you mey fil1 thall AUIS&lL K. R08IH-bifora tow "'°""' from eanyon A.,.., !MM, CA.=~·~ ~ •ueht111 .._. 1oN ...... IN...... YOU MAV EXAM-,....._.,._,.,..._ with the court a formal PUILIC NOTICE 1DH be oppoin~ .. Pff· IN haallng dale nouc.d comm.nia tom members ,.._. contact 11'9 before The ~t • M .....,. covanont Of INE the ~ kept by the Piii Ill ,.,,... _... ..,,, Requfft for Specl• _. ,..,.,,...,.,. to ado aboW. of the ~or octw ~ J4i'I 11 1995 tqr nnaw _..w.., ~ • ~ •• .,...a « .,... oou". If you are 1 ~ ti 111 •I'*) ..... ~ aid Nolioe of the flHng of an Fie ML,..._ minlalar IN •eteta of IN YOU MAY EXAMINE the ffl4'd pMt1aa on the Hagie. of 'fOA/I' NC:Ofd._ After ttuat ~H~ i;371 R .. pllact NtMdlftt -., po. oon lntef .. tad In the OMd .. l• w111 ln1v1n1ory end apf>telall flC'TmOUI .... dtcadent. file kept by Iha ~:crou tlYe o.c:t.Dtloo will be ,... time, I PfOl)OM lharOIY D • H ti t ...eon OI encUMbrw~. Mtate you may fl.le f1Mo11, • ,....,.. 111 Miid O e•tete OIHll or ol -ITATlMEXf THE PETll'IOH raquatt• 11• • paraon lni,t In calved by Iha Dlltl1ot ~om .uminwtu 1tMfn °'to a. ~·n~ CAri:a4.,un ng on to NCl!lfy tM lndlbeed-with th. court• formal "*<•> ~ 1""' env petition or account Tiie followlno oeraon(1) ls.tit '*'-dacadant'1 WILL llld the Ntaw, yoc.i may flle lhe csat. of thll ~ etroY "*"-ec • Lou Han 1312 Mii eacwed by uld RaquHt for Specie! .. .n. ti Uld l*d oi TNtt. •• _p_rovided Jn .. ctlon doillQ bu•ness ai C & Q UWN. codlclla. H any, be edmll*I with th• court • fOl'IMll Ra-ttvough end lndUdlng ,.,.,. v. ~ M.D., ::U~ Dr Hunllngton DMd, actYIMff ~ Notio• of tt\9 tiling of en tMI. dlllgll *'4 ...,... o1 1250 of 'th• Celifornle K>WER. m s lltltll EM . LI IO PfoOale. ™ will llld quest tot Spacial Notlcl of c:loM ol tN DYbllC "*1lln!1 MadJcel Aacotd9 Cueto-8"ch CA 92M7 di(, """ anc.tfft u pro-Inventory er,4 eppraleel h lN* _, ti Ill ..,,_ Probeta Code. A Ra· H1bra, CA 031 any codldll •• 1vallablt Iha ftllng of en lnYentOry hafd by the &o.rd o1 Dlr'IC> c1en, ~ Nawpclrt Clnllf Thi• • bueln•ll 1, cc» vtdect ~. llnd 1M of Htat• •H•te or of ~ W Mid~" l"'11t. quHt for Spfcfel Nolie• tW1 l..lwMlowtf, inc llN eumlnallon In IN flla Ind epplalul of aataSa .. ton on the ~ ~ DfM Suite 40t Newport dueled by: .,, lnclvldUll WW9ld prtnclpal ~· eny petition or oocount 1be '*' llnOWll • 111 _. fol"fY\ la ev.Ullbla from (lnCOl1IOl*CI 111 .. S. Of llltpt by.the cOl#l Nll or of any petltJon or lbove, Commena lhould iMdt, Clllfomie weec>, Have ....,;, ltMad ..w.... cil. Cha Note MCWed by 09 &;ovklad In Hotion ................. Ill......._ ~-... the court clartl. C.lonu). 722 S lltldl llh"4' LI THE PETITION raquaell account u ptcMdad In be dlr9dld to IN Dt.rrtd T,.._.. ••71 ...... 1501 ,_ ...... "' N6d DMd wtttl lnttralt . • _,. -·-AM-forftetld ... .-CAOl .,.~ -.Morlly lo adfJlinlller Iha MC1ion 1250 of the Callforo ~. P.O. Box 57000, P:bulhad N'ewport ~..:1 No ..__ U PfOYlchd lft pl 2 b of Cthode ~~orRni• ~~ .. II IOld Md ~A_~"'°'-· 't~s buSI~ II tonO.ICted ~ Mlal• under lhe lndtpen-nla ~-Coda. A Ra-!Mne, CA 92919-7000.' The aa.cfl.Col&I r.t l)o!fv "'' ll8lcl Nott, '"'· cf\111... to •t• •. .. . . .. Nlml9ld COila, ........ ......__·--"'I ci.nt ~lion of &-qUMt '°' Spadal NotlCI com.ct l*fOn .. 8attY 1 14 1 17 14. Tiil• ltalafnerd WU filed end•JtpanMtoftMtN9C· quHtforSp•clllNotic•.,..,... ....... "' ----Awnue. •COf'POl*ll tatH Aet. (Thie authority f0<m la 1vallabla ~om U.. WMalat u (714) 46H31'-~20~~· • • ' '~~ ~*" 1~' .. ancf the truata ctNlad form I• aveiloble from lml "·"' tillll ~GI ~:!?:.!-...!: cA The i.,~ commenctd IO will allow tn. perlONI rep-~ Q1ark. • • Th• ~enc-t ~ ' ' · • thtHI 1995 on na • by uld DMd onrult. tfle oourt clerk. Ille !dbl-' S.11 l2Dl,72U2. := ~ .. ~ .. ~ u~ ~ reHntatlYI to i.kt many Attorney tor U.. Pett. the pr (•~la IN lrvlN • Coa.C fact latvtcH, .. A~.tar ll!!otldcllw. The beMlldaY llldlr Mid Detd --,,......., ........ _ ,_, ... "' oet1on1 without court ep-ttonen Randt a1« Olttrtc:L The PUIUC NOTfcE H4tHf uld 'fN.tM, a cattrorNI w._ E. ._ o1 Tllllt""'**"' QIQMd 07/18, 07119. 07126 names ••lid abcM on .line 15, provll. Befote taking C«· llARRl!TT I!. plojad(I) conllst of the~ PubllaNd Newpott 8"ch-CofporMton, '"°° """"" 18ZO... .... .... ~ .. "' •ldlllilMd I PUBLIC.NOTICE =111115 u•DOV'S .......... rain Y«Y lmporllnl acilonl, Wl!aTOVIR l!SQ lowlng: • Flotlu.u. \ · Colle M ... Daly Pilot .My "* lt.1. CMtlWOlt1', CA 520 .._ D1c1e111o11 Of Ot1f1u1 Md , """"' um,... however, IM~ rep-(CSll 183937)-• Profeda 11832 Ind 31357 SUllwe ..... t2, 1t., 21. ~ 2. 1995. ~SH, 1•11) nMllO, IY: ...._CA 92714 DtmMd IOI s.t. Md a ..-.i ---c-,.-5,-2-eo-2-90---N:. &t Chlltts AAn. ~.:=.c. tobelnl~ HARRYK. RITOVl:R oC:::"~~ The 8t.8tetMnt \ .,~ W148 ~':' Mofol. Al:=-.:. 07119 07/20. 07/28_ Nolte Of DUii Md fltdlotl lo NOTICE Qt: ~ ll*mllt was hied Mltl p.Jon. uni.11 they have .. ASSOClATH, eot The ~.'!located op-dc*1g = ~ PUBLIC NOTICE 01/0llt~ . PUIUC NOTICE = ~ -:,-::,.lld and~ PETnlON TO Ole Coll:it a.tit ol Orange ~~~~:edcon.:':4 =:,~R·i~1:~,1= ~~~.; i:r.~~~~ ~t. NOTICIOf' ~,~!~m CNS121200e :::=::~~ EST~~'&:~ww eou:T;sf.r::.2M~, Ni/Tie Th• lndapandaot edmi • tH80 "(7t4) 84 .. Bonito' Canyon A ...... """ CoataM .... CAt2828 ntUSTEl"SIALIUHO~ NOTICE OF IOcaltd" DANIE. StallmerOXllfMhWytlBln:>m tratlon aUlh0<lty will be 7200 ' project C001iat1 of the ~ Derek Gard, 3033 J9ftl' De.ED CW "'UST PUBLIC NOTICE PETfTlON TO Dale·,,;,,. rt l"5 STROHECK9' lie dlD It was hlld In lhe Ollict grant9d unlna an Inter· Publlehad Newport ~ oc:..•e::: C:: ~C, eo.ta ~ Loan~~ &et1WMl.11Ul-KC ADMW~ER UWofftcaOFITMllJ. CASE NO. A178814 :.i~~ 0:.,: :,~ Baach-Co1tll .. Mesa Dally at~ Canyon Road~ Tiit. ~u1lne11 11 ~ , Otft«:atfflt._..t llmCfTO~..JIJL.l ESTpAJ.£,...,.~UVE ,._,,._r..._ ~•1i To 1111 heir•, baner .. "'1Stbeliltdblf0ttlllaUme The PtJol My t ,.~ .. 2.S.-18116. Iha ecceee roect to the ..,,... ductedby: en lndMdull ~fl Nurnw 412-473-17 ..-.o; • ~iinur;n ,,_,.-. -ci•riH, credlto11, con-i.ng Of In A*mtnl dots not ct OBITU,.ny 888 T702 trk:t'1eJCltGng~4 Md Have you ltar\ad dolnQ yi:Ju Ml .. DUAUlT (Mlltica.-... lOUCCS.C. CASE NO. ~178680 Zll2S.DllmWs.M, tlng•nt creditor•. end ta.ii .,hlllU .. list 1n IM A-" D eoo.l• Pump siotion. ~ yer? Y• Junt 1~ UHOUt A OHO cw 11161 . To ett he!r•, b9nefi· ~ ~ 111DIUll I p•rton1 who mey other· ~ of 1 fa110U1 llllsane:ss iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil PUBLIC NOTICE The proi-ct ~ tl85 Tf'UsT, DAnD Ode>Oaf NOTICE IS HEREBY GMN cioriH, cred1tora, con-(11"1622• wl.. b• interHtlld In Hime in ~non o4 .. ~ of RENNA NOTICI TO ~ Iha Dlsbid end tt'9 Daralt Gatd 12, '111!1..1. UN\.HS YOU a bulk* is lbaut IO be maoe tingent creditore, ond C231111 th• will or Htote, or ano4t)et ulldlf Federal Stall °' aldstjng end fUCla'e ,..._ Thie ataternent wu. flied TAt<E M;tloH TO PRO-The name(s) and buSines per1on1 who may other· ~. 7112, 7Al 11195 both, of: EDWIN DAN· c.ommon law (set Sedioa 14400 .Io h n Thom a a BCURLl!KDTl!.~~·s~• ~ th9 N~ ....... ~ will) lhe County Clafk of TECT \~OUR PROPtftTiY, addllSS of tile seller 1~re DON wlH be ioteretted in PUBLIC NOTIC• IEL STROHECKER tt seq , Buslnus and P!Oltssions Renna, 63, died July ,..... r~ Hills" t,mant . .,.., -~ Orange County on June 23, IT MAY1 N IOU> At A ~ at IO Ill undi~ M the lo•l will or Htete, 5 A PETITION hH Code) 15, 1lillil5, et hi1 homa (S.ce. efOt· ~~~ -~~~-c»-1"5. ftUBUC&~ If' YOU if111rist. 801 fllnldort AW!llt, or both, of: CLIVE P. CHSIH20H been filed by JOAN firstlillno In Cotta Meu, CA. et07 u.c.C.) '"""• .... .,.,_ IUU.. NS0507 NEED -EXPl.AHATION lti'*ngll)n Beacil, c.llloma. and CONDREN . KERWIN in lh• Suparior Ntwport ~Mata H• wu an anglnHr Notice 11 hereby gMrl to ~.,. ... which wll fl'IJbllahad Newpon 8"ch-OF ne NATURE Oft Tl4E SCOTT W KING, as 10 NI uncr. A PETITION he1 NOTIC£ OF Court of Callforni• CH31S437 .lln U ..u 5,121G for American Magnet· craditori of th• within be MtYld by ·':ion,~ Coeta M ... Dalty PUot "'OCEEDINO AGAINST 1'!0ed~•l'OMl G142 ...,..,,. b .. n hllld by' C~RMEL PETnlON TO County of Orange. ' 111116' ' ' lc1 Corp. He 11 1ur· nemad tranaleror(a) t.hal 8 ~ ~p 1 l\ove bW1 June 28 .>uty 5 12 19 Y~ YOU~ dQH. Dll\4> ttlnllngkln Buch Clhlor· BAILEY In the Supariot AQMWISTER THE PETITION re- vived by hi• wife, =::r~~~ ~:u'" · 1195. ' ' ' 'T ~~'~•by tlvtn reaOol bUsenm as°' DA: Court of rCelifornia, ESTAl"E"OF: MARY quHCa thet J5>AN PUBLIC NOTICE Shorten: ion, John, heralntlt9f dtteribad. •ettv J, Wheeler, W123 that Coall fled SetvlCU. a OYOT~Tl,!tf. & REPAIR County of Ofenga. C. MITCHB.l KERWIN b• appointed fie ML ft60311 bOlh of Co1ta Mau; The namH(•)•onct ~ Da.trlot hor•tarr . Callfom .. ·Cotporli~ es AA otreer blslness name(s) THE PETITION ra-CASE NO. A178185 01 per1oneJ rapre1ent• FICTITIOUI IUlllBI and dtr, Chrl1tlne Thu-na1t addln• of the in-Publl•h•d Nawport PUBLIC NOTICE trvstM, . Of iuccailbf ano .ooress(es) used by the quHt1 thet CARMEL To ell hefra, benefl-tiv• to edmlnl1tar th• IWIE ITATElllBfT lln, Caahtown, PA. landed ttaniteror(I) 11•: BMch.00.ta MM8 Diiiy F1oUUOu8 trult .. , or iubttltuttef seltlf(I) withn 1tlt past tint BAlL£Y b• appointed •• ~lerletl, c1•dltore, con-aitete of th• dec•dent. The tollOWlng pellOll(s) lt'M M•.morial Service wlll FRANCISCO PONCE DE ~.My 12 1995 9uslneu Name truttM putl\W'lt to the ., slMlcl l!t the-setlet(I) p•raonel r•9re .. nt1tlw tingent cred,itora, •nd ' THE PETITION re· cbnQ llutlntss as VB.VET be Thure. July 20, et LEON. JR., AND LAURA • · W 1 Deed ot Trust taacuted. by (I none to Stlll!) HONE · to admlnltter th• Htat• p•rtona who may otti.r· queat• th• decedent'• TOUCH CLEAHERS 9432 ~ 11 :00 A.M. at Poclflc PONCE DE LEON AND 14 Statellwnt Yount L Let 8f'4I Jane C. The loc*'1 in c.lltoma ol of tha dec~•nt. wl1' be lntarHted in WILL and codicil•, If Slretl. LI Pllf!I&, cA ~ View Memorial P81k DINO E. AN ORIE AND PUBLIC NOTICE The = ~ at• LM, hulband end WW. aa the chef Wiit..,. oftlce ol Ille THE PETITION r~· th• will or 11tate, or ony, be edmhted to ltto a-ino HDnD. 11417 Wtr C~I. Newport BeKtl. ANNA MARIE ANDRIE. ~ ... ~ Jotr1t Tenefttl lltaeofdad sdef IS 801 f1lllldort A\leM quHt• the deOedet't. both. of: MARV c. prob•U•. TM WILL and Rold' wi. .. , CAil604 CA (714) 944-2700. 2578 NEWPORT BOULE· cnst28~3 TIES 0::, ':1;::.w... on 1Clf'IW1-H lnltN-ltlnllngll)n Buch. catoma 'LOST WILL andcoc:ficil1, MITCHELL •ny codic1l1 are eveil· lhls Mlntss IS cor4lcle4t¥ VARD, COSTA MESA, CA FlcUdoN Unit b Newport ~ ment No. -..S2I01 "1 The name(s) end buSlness If any, b• admined to A PETTTK>N he• abla for neminetJon' In 1111~~11 92627 "-'"oml llualnen Name ~ • ' ~ -'~ ~ Oft'klal adOre$s ol Ille buyer(•) l"'1 probate, Th• LC;>ST bHn flied by MARGA· the fll• kept by the Thi ~slln cornmenceel 10 locatlon In ....,, • ltateinent Cllfford L Raulin li&q reConte ~~of tht scon w KING as 10 a 1~ WILL •~ any co01dl1 RET DENISON . In the court. . trwact b.i•ness undef Ille ol Chief •ncutlv• otnc. The ....,i-.i..,, .,. Monrovia Aw #D' New-County " ·el· Or· interest G142 M.oeune Onve era ava1lebl• for eiteml· Superior Court of Cell· THE PETITION re.r ficnoua bullneu name or : ~ ~~= doing·~~ port Bead!, c.A 12M3 :"J9 C:J· t~8t:.°"'.:!: ttil*nOton Buch, C.tomla · n1don In the file kept by forhle, County of Or· que~t~ •uthority to rllmeS ~'*' lt)Oyt ~ ..une 21, · Ill SAME AS ABOVE 1) "OGA CENTER OF Thl1 bu1lnH1 11 co,.. tka :r Default end EJac>< The lll'1S i.t111 sold lit the court. enge. adl'(lln11tar the Htate 111115 uanlQR 1 •WN-All oU. bullnasa namaa CALIFORNIA 11 IN COSTA ducted by: an lndMdual tloc> to W theftundef deSCll'btd es Stock 1n THE PETITl?N r•· THE PETITION r• undar .ft\• lndapand1nt SGHED HYOCHUHG HONG """ Lil Wld lld«nMe UNd by tn. MESA, b) YOGA. CENTER It Have yoc.i 1ta11H doing racOfdad n12111n1 In l'IOe tn feµDment. artCl quMta authonty to quHte~het-MARGARET Admlnmration of &--Tld ~ wa hied-will! OL VE ln1anded nnsteror wtlhln IN COS'fA MESA; c) SP1fU. bu11r1111S yac? No Boot ' n IMtJv. edminlater lha Hteta DENISON b• appointed tates Act. (Th11 euthori· Che CounlY Otlk Ol OtWIQC MOUNT I lhtee lut p&tt ao fat TVAL WORLD SOC1ETY ti alflord L ROUlln tMnt -HO •..:122t2'7 of Bus1111ss lrlown as OATSA undar the lndapandant e1 pareon,I reprH1ntAt-ty will allow th• paraorto Cou~ on.line 22.1Gll> Cemetery Sales 11 1u:8 to Iha lneanded IN COSTA--~ d) Y Thie IUSamef1I WU filed Mid Oftklel "tcorda, w11f TOYOTA TUNE & REPAIR Admlnl1tr•tio".' of E• live to adminl1ter the ol reprHantetlv• to t•ke fOTICE·Tlu £1ClM>ut Name ltanl,.,M .,.. NONE CENT£A ANO> SP1AfTUAl wttl'I the Cowlty Clel'k of S.I on Oll02Jinl It 1M and 111 ~ at 2249 tetH Act. (Thi1 authori· Ht•ll of th• daoedant. many 1ctlon1 without SU1ennt CllMS he ytan from Leads Furnished The nama(il Md blnl-WORLD SOCIETY II IN Orange CoinY on June 23. Nofttl ~°"' entrenc• to far.itw Rold. Cost.a Mesa w will ellow th• pereon-THE PETITION r•· obuwning court epprov-the M it was l~td 1n Ille Olbce nna addf""' of the In-COSTA MESA •~SWEA 1ttl. ttt. eounty courthouM tonn el reprHent•tiva to t•k• q11Ht1 th• daoedan1'• el. Bafor1 t1klng cartllln o(lhe Cou~ C1t1k. A'"'* fia· 7 2 tended 1tanelarM(I) are: BOOKS, fl M ERV F850124 100 CMc center Dflvf The bilk ult rs 1t'lleflded lo l;Jt meny eotlona wit~ut Will ond oodicll1, If very import•nt 1ction1i '°"' lllltm•s._s~ Name Slllltment -DAVID" HERNANDEZ. 2578 ACTIVITY SEfMC • 441 PubbMd Newport BMch-Well lenta Ana, CA at mmlled at the olflCI ol obtaining court epprov-any, be lldmiued to howevar, 1ht pereone rrustbthltd111110l'llNUmt Thi •••••llliliill. NEWPORT BOULEVARD, fut 17th StrNt. Suite "H", CoMli M... Dally Pilot t :OO f',M. • ~ euctlpn ESalOW'COWANY, al. Be fora laking certeln probai.. The WILL end rapreaentetfv• wlll be = ol hS .-menl dotS flOt ol PACIPIC NW COSTA MESA. CA 12627 Colt& ~~Cor June 28, ""'°' 1. 12, 19, to the hlgfMllC/btddaf for Centef Ave . $1.Mte 440, v•ry lmportont ectlon1, eny codicf11 ere 1vell· r•q~irad to glv1 no tic• ' IUlllOclltl'!..~se ... 1n lhs -IONA&. PAM TNlt tN P«>S*tY ~ Yoga .. _..,_ par.-18"5 ceoft (pepbta lit the tllM nlulglDn 8uclt. CA ~7 and howavar, th1 pereonal ebfa for axemlnadon In lo 1ntara11ad per1on1• m. ol • ,_....,. .... suiess nan&heracolldDICi'lbadln lion~~~~ • W124 ol .... lftlllWfUfl'llOMfof "*<JPlltdsatCS.IS ~trepr•Hntetlv• will b• the hi• k-sn by th• unlut thay h•v• N&mein'llOllll~,!"511Qh1Sol c.mee..y • ""°"'*Y general u : FURNnuAe. c:or,.....-.. .. .. the UNted ....._,. .. . 1~ r1quired to give notice court. 9vad notice or con-Mlllltf undef .--... IMI, °' ~ • Cramotory FIXTURES. EQUIPMENT, SttMt, ~ H • eo.te PUBLIC NOTICE l1gt1t, tlte end ~lfnt l]le bulk ult IS subfeel ll to interHted par1on1 THE PETITION re-Hnted to th• pr:f.01ed common law (SM S«tol'l l4400 3500 Pldflc V'-OriYI MACHINERY, OOODWIU. Mota. CA '2627 con~ Md now tMtd onu Ulilonn <;oiMlltml I h h hori i I Th I It seq , Businw and Pl'OIUS!OnS NewpOrt lleeCtl UMrrED USE OF TRAOE Thlt . bu1ln111 11 co,.. Fl tltloue · Nici Deed of ~ ...... AA &l<Xi 2 u n • • • t It Y • v • que1t1 eut . ty to ect on. e 1pen-Code) NAME LEASEHOLD IN-ducted by: Califofnla non-0 .,. Cha -.-vi• · wolved notlc• or con-•dmlnl1ter tt\1 eatet• dent 1dmlnl1Hetlon Fi flll -~~~-~.,~-~~=~ TEREST AND IMPROVE· profit c:orp(,,.uon lluelMM Name [_:'!, ... aM"'°'f!'Y.::. Tiie name and lddless.of Ole Hnted to th• propOHc\ und•! th• lnd•p•nd•nt •uthorhy )Niii b• grentad ":.w no Belt~ Mm f MENTS and Is loc:atad al: Tha fegl1trant(1) com-Staa.ment leata ·.,.,~ ._ ~:n Wl~ms ~ eotlon.) Thi! lndep.•n-Adm1nl1tretion of &· unl1ta . •n inl~r11~ed CN31~ JI( .Aln 2&. .U 5; l2.1G 2578 NEWPORT BOULE-mancecS ~enNc:t ~ The ~J**>NI.,.. 9Cftbact· Lot 1 of Ti Kt No 1• dent ..edmuila.trauon ut11 Act. IThla.euU\orl· pAltOJlJilH •n ob~ct1on 19116 · VARD, COSTA MESA. CA nest ~ the F1c:tltklua ~~~CE tom, Qy of Co .. Mt..; • 440 · ltl';Z7~~A~ eulhorhy will~· grented ty will lllow th• P•r•o~ to the petition encl 92627 Bualnaaa Name(la) ll11ad COMPANY 2740 North County ot or~** of 7 ano Ille 1111 -. lof ;,,._, unl•H . •A 1nter11ted el r•praHntetlv• to tel(• 1how1 good oeuH why PUBLIC NOTICE The bullnna name UNd ~on: Junf 1, UIM • eallf~ u 1ftowft on 1 ....,. ·~.,,, paraon hlH onobjactlon m•ny 1ctlon1 without th• court 1hould not aald locatJon la: DR£SS tlon, Thomu W. 1k1rton. Oemeron Samual "°'* Pag11 to ttv°'91 14 in-sums • befoie tile .-..O· 1how1 good CllUH why .i. Befor• t .. dng oartllln A HEARING on th• Of FOR SUCCESS CEO 2740 Nof1h Coventry -Or' dualva of MlecttllneoU• silt lltdablM the court 1h0uld not vary lmpon•nt action•, petition will b• hald on USEOFFIC11TIOUllUSHIESS by Iha laid ttenefer(•) at Yoga In ~ Cofpota. ~ St., Orange, CA .._,, recoidact In looll '41, •ms ~~~S':·J: to the palitlon and obttlinlng court -approv-grant th• 1uthorlty. STATEMBn"Of ~ That aald bulk 1tanafer la Thi• 1tatement WU filed CA 92881 ' • ~·p1, "ac«d1 of Otlf'l99 ~ gr.:Jlt the euthorlty. however, the p•reonll Aug_ult 10 1-995 at llAlllE ll••••••••lllntancted 10 be conaurn: Q''h lheCo&I~ ~ 1r 9ftr.• bueln•ll 11 con-County, Callfornl&. lacapt ~~e 9uvtt{s) A HEARING on th• repraHntativ• will be 1 :45 P.M. i~ Dapl. 703 Tne loblino pellOll(1) rnat9d at the offlc:e of. : .n on • ducted by: en Individual thafefrom all olt, fH, INn-OISCOVBIY EK.OW COMPANY peuflon Wiii be he)d on raqulred to glva notice looeted-et 341 The City llQtlM ablndoned. Ole uM al HARBOR CfTY ESCROW 1 · FMH'7e Have you 1t8r1acf doing er.tend wllt9t 11ghta, but ""°''* Al9 Slitl August 10, 1995 ot to lnlereated p•r•on1 Drlv• Orange CA tile fiCllM>uS lalSineu name I When Words Are Not Enough "Specializing In Sympathy Floc.oers" 2983 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 540-3135 CIC CO., INC., 72~ FRED bUolnlu~No ~rtgMoftrttryon !-lt:fi'CA~ 1:45P.M.lnDepl.703 unl1u th•y hova 92668.· UMTEDPR>OUCTIONS,b~ WARING DR.: MS, PALM PUblllhed NeW?Of1 ISNc:h-eem.on Sam1e1 Jonae the ...-face Of wltMn IOO =~Mesa locat.d at 341 Th• City weived notice or con· IF YOU OBJECT TO CANISM>. 14'40 S Anlhetm DESERT~r:u:o:re: Co1te M ... Dally PKot Thia ~ wu IUed f~ ttlefaol, H '""'°" f7458-KC.llllQ 1~ Drive Orenge CA Hnted to the propo1ed tha gr•nting of tha IM,Anahmm.CAQ2805 fl or ' June 21, Jlif 5, 12. ti, with the Cowlty Clar1I of bY C.J. lattr.,°"' & ' 92688. eotlon.) The lndepen-patltlon you ahould The fic:Mous b.lsiness name ~ bulk lrantf• IS NOT 18"5. 0r.nga County on .Ana 13, Ion• In 8 DaM rtcordact IF YOU OBJECT TO dent edmlnl•trotlon •ppaer '•t th• hHrlng ttfell'ICI IO ablM was hied on&. IObjact to Callfomle I.kif. W121 1985. =-~t '~~:ir. = PUii.iC IOTICI the. granting of tha authority will~· gronted end at•t• your objec· :,~nlltllefilt C:,~~ form Commarclal Cod• PUBLIC NOTICE PM8SM Ofnclal Rec0rda. CHll2l2•t5 pat1tion, you thould unl111 •n 1nt•re1tad dona or hie written suli .. no ~ ol s.ctJon 11oe. PUblllhed Newpott Beech-The ptopaf'ty addf... NOTICE OF appHr at the hHrlno pareon filH en objection obj•ction1 with th• Amtnca. CA. 1440 S Mahelm The neme and oddt ... ol PlotlUoUa Ooota MaM Diiiy Piiot .My end otMf COfMIOft dttJt,o-PEI ION TO end •t•t• your objec· to th• petition ef)d court before the hHr· lllW ~ CA Q28Q5 th• par1on with WhOm aua1neea Nw 12, 11. 28, Auguet 2, 1995. nation w ony of the ,... I I tlon1 or file written 1how1 good ceuH why Ing. Your eppnrenc:e Ths llUll~ was concilded dalml ~be filed 11 g ltat....,.. W145 f.'operty clnc~lbad lbove ADMINISTER objection• with th• th• court ahould not m•y b• In parton Of by bV l~ THER P. s AME,) HAR • The tolotMO per'90l"IO.,. s ~ to be: M%1 ESTATE OF: BETTY court b•fore th• hear· gr•nl th1 euthorlly. your attorney. Slot*' ~· CORro- CfTY ESCAOW CO., INO,. doW1Q bu11nM1 M ' "'"--'--k--" .Ith ~ Qfda co.u J. BUTTLER AKA Ing. Your eppHr•nc• A HEARING on lt\9 IF YOU ARE A RATION Of AMERICA. 8'I Les E 72 .. 55 FRED WARINO e) ll.S REAL • ESTATE "'""•""" ... w Mtu, CA t2121. BETTE·J. 8UTTlEft may ba in parson Of by patition wiH be held on CREDITOR or • contin· ltdem ~ 8:s~ • J.e~ A;: sVMC:Es. b) us REST, c) ,. 1!'!!' The undafltgnad TNltM AKA BETTY COX your attorney. Auguet 10, 1995 et g1nt creditor of t~• n.s' stlMltlt wa hied Miii • ButLDER PAOGRAMS d) "'....,.to d1Klllm1 eny ltebltty fOI atlTTLER IF YOU ARE A 1 :45 P.M. In Capt. 703 deceased, you mull ftla Ille Coul1IY at,_ ol 0twioe U..by . ~ d:!;w ~ U.S. REAL ESTATE SER-CIUIJfted eny lnconactna11 ol 1M CASE NO. A 178728 CREDITOR or • con ti rte looet•d •t 341 Th• City your clelm wiJh the Cou~ on jif 13. 1ws --"--::2.....c..--~ ...... ----vteES, INC., 12:1 'ecmco. wtllhelp Pf°'*'Yeddf111MdCl4fl.. To ell hair• benefi· gant craditor of th• Drive Oreng1 CA court•ndmollacopyto Newpoit_Btacll-Cos1aMnl SUftll 120, trvtne, CA 12711 141•1171 •common·~ I cieri••· oredito~i. c:on-dacH1ed1 you mu11 file 92868. the pereonel raprHante· CN310450 ..ui 1Q,26, Aug 2,Q, .~ tlrigint or•ditora, end your cleim . with th• IF YOU OBJECT TO tlve appointed by th• . 1~ -------------------------------------~~~~---~~rtoMw~mQ~~~~ur1ondm~•c~y~ ~· g~~~ ~~•court within four wiH ba lnterHted In th• pareonel repr11ent• petition, you ehouki .month• from th1 det• Buy It. Sell It. F1nd It. STARTING . A the will or eiteti, 0 , tlve appointed by tti. •·ap::Cp:•:ar=•:t:;;;the:;;;;;h;•;•;;rini;ig;;;o;f;;fl;;r;;s::;t ;;'';;';;u;;';;n;;c•;;;;o;;f ;;;;;:;;:;_;:;C;;l;;1;;1;;1 tn;;;;led=.==; both of: BETTY J. court within four 11 ~~~~~~p.~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ll&•il4111'1 ~.~~~·~{rJt~ f~:,;;~::~;;T~ ~" "' w,'~"7"*''111,.;,., '"l>t''"'!' ·'' 'r' ~~~;iw.¥~~~ ~1e~;¥.=*~~~~ J~.l~,~~i•IA que:t~e ,:.n;.1:~~:Sn~~ ::i~~t~ha Yc°o'!.rt"!0ro,~~ @l::PftlJ.~i:rl:~:fli '.~ : 11ll~~DJ~IJb1:l:~~ WILL • •nd ood1c111. 11 R•quHt for Spaot.i ~J1~,i:~#l;m.f:~~i~~r,1:~~==~~~iit?::~lr~~:!:;~~b:.:1·Mli~l~t'S:t:?J:li~:~~:~i~1j:j~: N .\]Cl , h flli , ···~· ~····t,.,,..:.~:;> ... ~~~ .~ ~~ •. ,.~ ..... ~.·>:··-···:i-···· ·<-~·til;'§···m··.,r, ..... ·.·.·.-:t·t· .. · P•nroyb.•tb••. Th.ct•""w.t1tLedL •ndto lnov•cn•<oor" t•nd' !!ro_.,·~ -=~::::~~=r:: :':::~:4V .. ~·, ·· ·=~,. ·:::~;:raR""·: ,..J f&:~ ":r.io····:·r···::::::1::::: ,. _,..,. --;..:.-(-;.··:· .;·:·:~~,, ' -:.~ .~:·~·1JI : . ~v.;:· ·:·. . ·~-:-~:?..:· r" ..... -llll":lll ~ ~;t1:~!J~:t1:~~~ :~Y·i~~l~o~!~1!o:!u~: ~~~b:~{\L}·~:4:;::~:i-;.~.:~~:~{~f~·(~:. -~·:f=;~~~:$.:::A.:::li::~Am~~ ~~~~:: ::~Tl~: t: i~~:~~~~~1:~~:. ~1~~115111~i1~11tfin~~~m1~1otMi ~~~~~:~:!: ~~~~ ~~·r:::: fllft1tlf'1:~~r~1:11it~tsl .. ~.f.:'1:t·:+':l'. ::...;.1: =:=:.:;:---· a01i'ki·,.,,.,.Jll,.~., .. ,,.,,.A, -h!w%M ~ r:~!~:.~~.~:f~r: .... ==" ..... __. ,.~· . ~~~_::=~:::::;:·::~~=~=::::~~]'.g:f==~:~::~~re·~~~~10:·=.::~1·=~ :1wg=~:::~~~~~~ many eotlone without ~ -.,_ 19'" '~ ·.: :,. . ;~ ·· .• ~~:.·:· Jf:J. ,. ,, .. JO filUl:J~~::;::~: obtaining court IC)prov-~.r~ · · $~=&~:t-:~·~-W,~J=~: :.:~·::: :».~:¥...:-.::~>.:.~.-:::.:~·:=::·:i:{.:!:;:·}·~ e1. a.for• tektno oer1a1" 0111•. 0111•. 01121 "'· :::~:::~::S~.w~~·= · :W.:=-i<':/,::;:;:··<::-:~:::"=~::::?.~:::::=--·':::~;ffr~$;~=--~ very imponent aot1o:; PUIUC llOT1CI ~-..J§f.;~ttfl~f~~tl.·£~tftf£1fM~M~tJ.J.~JjJf/ ~:::~1.~': · P:tr b• iiiiiii&ii;';iiiiiiiiiiftiiMsl ·:·:-*~~MC~~·:«?>:o:·~:™";:-).,,~x· .=xw.' .. :;::«-..'!:$('l=:~~~~;.:;:;':- r•qulred to el\'• notloe to lntefeltad ,,.roone unl111 they h•v• welved notice or oon- 1ented to tM p= liiiiiilNiO. eotlon.) The I tllent odrnlnl1tretlon authority wilt M ttllfttad ~-~ uni... en lntDf .. ted re pe"on fllH en objff tlon 10 the peddon 9"d ehow1 9ood O*IM why the •outt ohoutd net .,.... the outhoritv. A H!AAING on tM ~~ ,,, 'i:tl -: ... -~M. In O.C. 10I 1eated et H 1 'TM C1tY r Oraft • CA .. WEDNESOAY, JULY 19. 1995 ~llOTICll MUCNOTICU PUl&JC llOT1Cll PUIUC MOTIC!I PUIUC NOTICIS ......CNOTICll PUIUC NOTICll .UIUC NOTICES "11UC NOTICtl PUIUC MOTICll (" ;1 ~llOTICU "11UC NOT1CI PUmJC llOT1CI ITATDIUfT °" . ......... o MAltDOtllMKNT OP ITATSMmrr OP , Ull OI' PICTfTIOUI AUllDo.M•NT OP aUllNHI Ulla uaa OP PICTITIOU8 ~ petlON haYe tht UM Of llUllHll MAll8 the flctltlou1 lutlnttt Thi~ Ptftont N.me: O.J. MESA NAILS, MW I tho UN of '70 I!. 17\h SttNt, Suitt 0, 1111 "cllt1ou1 lualneu Cotti Meta. CA 92821 Namt! AHSW£R BOOKS, The Flctllloot B'itlntsa ...-5 Eaal t JUI SlrMt, Qitte Heme rtltrrOd to 1bc>Y9 "I", C~ Mt .. , CA 82827 WU tiled In Orange C4)unty Th• flotlt1ou1 bu1ln1u on 1 •1 7 -9 2 , F 11 I namt t•fttrtd fo above No,f518859 wa• nltd on March ~11191, Don Phuoc: Tren. 18322 In the County Of anQt LUnar SllMt, WM1J'nlntltt, Original FU. No.F4881 f9 CA92ea3 Tho Ouru of tht Yoga Ctn-Thie buslntll WU con-ttr and~l411 World So-ducted by an lndMd\AOI elt1Y• J! loml1), 445 Eut Don Phuoc Tren 171h .. Coate M~ CA Thlt ltalemonl WU filtd 92621 with tho County Clerk of Thll buaintn Wll COO-Orange County on June 21. dueled by a ~poraUon 1995. Thi Guru of the Yoga c.n-Publtlhld New~ Btactlo ttr & Splthual Wofld So-Cott. M ... P1 July 19, cltty, Gnham v. Ltdgtt· 21. August 2. 9, 1995. wood. CEO W150 nll• atattment we1 filed with tN Counly Clwlt of PUBLIC NOTICE Orqt COUnty on June 19, 1995. NOTIC• OF Pub111h0d Newpon Blach-TRUITU'S SALi! Cotta Mtll Pilot June 28, T.I . No. Jutf 5, 12. 19, 1995. •210793· W129 Unit Code 8 RENT Lo•n No. F94-0449-00e3 IWINT•Rt through classified AP#141.022·29 _..._._~1002-1625 . .. ~ I ' ' • I 1 • ·~· . .... ,m 2102--2744 II • aoo;2911 l.OHUTAR llllORTOAQE THE COUNTY MCOROER AlltSTANCe CONt ... CW IAID COUNTY. EX-:::1., eppolntM Trull .. Cl!f'f TH!AlfROM AU "'° ~ di-81"-GAS, MINERAL.I ANO tcrl>M dtod of WILL THIER HYDROCARBON ~AT PU8UC AUC1ION SUISTANC!S LYINO TO THe HIOHHT ,IMDOEA BELOW A OEl'TH Ofl 500 FOA CASH (In the tornw fEET FROM TMI! SlJR.. wNch .... lewM '9nder In FACE 0' SAID PROP. ~ United ~ end/Of ERTY, BUT WITH NO lht caehier't fltd Ot RIOHT Of SURFAC! other cMcU s.:'fltd In ENTRY, AS PROVlOED IN Clvll Code 2124h DEEDS OF RECORD. (plyeblt In Ml II the tlmt YOU ARE IN DEFAUl T of 1et. to T.D. ~ UNDER A DEED OF TRUST ~..Ml-tight. wi. DATED ~/29/93. UHLESS and lnt41fMI convtyed 10 YOU TAKE ACTION TO and now held by • undtf PROTECT YOUR PROP· tald Dotd of Tnm In 1111 ERlY, fT MAY BE SOLD At prog:ty htrelnttttt d• A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU ICt1 : NEED AN EXPLANATION TAUSTOR: TROY T. WIN· OF THE NATuRE OF THE TEAS, CASANDRA G. WIN· PROCEEDING AGAIN ST tERS YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· BENEFICIARY: CIVIC-TACT A LAWYER. BANK OF COMMERCE. A 3137 S HARON LANE, CALIFORNIA BANKING COSTA MESA, CA. 92828 CORPORATION, RICOl'dtd "(H I ttlott lddrtst or ~ 1993 u Instr. No, common d11lgnatlon of 590 In Book~ propor1y It ahoWn tbovt, of Ofllc:ial ~di In no Wlfrlnty la gMln u to ornc. of the Atcordlf of Its ~ltlMI or COi'-O~County: rectneu . " Thi bent~ Died ot TNSt de-under Mid Deed of True , tet1btt tho fol~ by reuon of a bfeach or LOT •2 OF TAA NO. diflUll In tho obl'C1°"' 4355, IN THE CfTY OF IOC:Ufed lhlflb)', tlo-COSTA MESA, COUNTY fort txtcutOd and dellv-OF ORANGE, STATE OF wtd to the undtralgnOd a CALIFORNIA. AS PER MAP written Otclatatlon of 0.. RECORDED IN BOOK 168, feult and Otmtnd for Salt, PAGE(~ 31, 32, AND 33 and written notice of d• OF M SCELLANEOUS fd and of tltctlon to MAPS, IN TME OFFICE OF CIUM lhl undtnig(led 10 - ... Mid proptfty IO Ulllty llml of .... "'° 09tfling NICI ~-· end lhef• *~~Vie 111er~nd•fll9n1d ~ .. CIUNcf Mid ~ of CS. ~ o ........... fault and Of tl9Ctlon 10 be RtCOtdOcl ~ 20, LON•&TAR MORT· 1994 u 1na11. No. ..,. QAQI AllllTANCI 17050t In Boole Paoe of CORJI,, .. Mid Trvet" Official "-eotdt In tl'e or-ar T.O. llRVICIE ~ of tM rtc:Ofdtr of Of· COMPANY, -..nt ... County. •r Mlchof• Tlmm•r· said S• of pt0pertf wlll 1ift8fto Ae1letant 8ocr .. be made In "11 .... condl- lion Without COYtnanl or i.ry, nao 1. 4th tt., warranty, tlq)(•ll or lm. Ito. '700, 81nt1 Ana, plied, r9(1trdlng tiU. po-. CA 927091 Cl t41 M~ ttsllon, °' encumbranot1, ena IOJ:Y tho remaining pr1ncl· IP AVAIL.AILE, THI! p tum Of the nott(s) u-IXPaCTKD OPENINO cured ~ tald deed of llD MAY 81 OBTAINED Trust. Ui In*"' u In IY CALLINO THI! FOL-H id note provided, ad- YIOCU , If :?;• undlf lhl LOWING TIELIPHONI terms of d DMd of NUIHl!RI ON THE Trust, 1.... charge• end DAY BIEFORI! THE txptntta of tho TNtlff SALl!1 (714) 480.H90 and ot the trustt created TAC414897C b~ Deed of Trust. Publl1hed Ntwporl ..,. will bl held on: B11ch-Co1t1 Me.. D11ly ~ 25, 1995, at 3:00 p.m. on ho front tteps to tho Pilot JUy 5, 12, 19, 1995. entranct ot tho Orenge Wt37 CMc Ce,ltlf, 300 E. Chap-PUBLIC NOTICE IYlll\ Ofange. CA At tho Umt of tho lnlllal Nolle• of p1.1blicatlon of thl• nollct, T"4•t .. '•S•I• lhl total amount of th• ~ ~ bllanct of the oblig. T.8.No. 11a1rtd by the abOvt 94-329~1 described deed of ltult A.P. No. and tstlmattd COit.i, IX· 939-e3-048 ~· and ldVancn, Is 'VOU ARE IN DEFAULT ,292.37. UNDER A LIEN FOR UN· It It poulblt that at lht PAID ASSOCIATION AS· S!SSMENTS DATED FEB- CUSSIFIED HOURS Telephone 8am-5 :00pm Monday-Friday · .._4 Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm ~ -Monday-Friday ' M~:.~~~:L Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:00pm RUARY •. 1 .... UNUSS YOU TAU ACTION TO PAOTIECT YOUR PA°'· ERTY rr MAY BE so~ AT A PUBUC $AL£. I YOU Nl!EO AH DPlAHATION Of THI! NATUR! Of' THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST YOUt YOU SHOULD CON-TAC A LAWYER. • NOTICI! IS HEREBY OIV~ that on WtdM• day. August I, 1995, at 11:00 o'cloclc Lm. of Hid d~ tho lt)lfJMI 10 the O t OI Comin"'11ty As· 11n mtl\t StNlc• Co.. 1o- Clltd al 1800 North Broad· woyS Suitt 10$, In tht Clty of anta Ana, County ol Orange. State of Caltlomla, or 11 any pot\l)OtlOd· date or ti me thereof, COM· MUNITY ASSESSMENT SERVICE CO., 1 CalilOlnla corporation, q lawfully ap- r,:n1td or duty subtututed ru1l11 of BELCOURT PARK HOMEOWNERS AS. SOCIATION, 1 C11iforola non-profit c0<po11tlon. pur- tuatll to tho power of tale eonftrrtd on h by Soctlon 1367(d) ol Ill• current CaJl. lornl1 Civil Code, and by 11\at C9ttaln Oec:latlllon of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions recorded Jun• 30, 1982, In tho olfict of the County ~Older of said County u AICOldW'• Instrument No. 82·225124, which Deolaratlon of Cov· tnonta, Conditions and A• ~ ... elChlr ~ tn.oe "**tot I'"' 11911 DAT•D1 .hair 10. mented Of ~. Im< dHUlpcion thereof.. tMa. ~ otlig.l!Jonl on h Tiie ltlt.. lddt... Ot C OM M U N IT y A .. owrler{I) of \he rMI PfOO-otMr commOl\ly a.nowt' IEllMCNT 8RllYICI etty dffct\bed ~Wt ''° Clt~n&llOtl OI &ht IMI PllY aa~. by ,.., P'°'*1Y hwllNboY• , .. CO., a C&IJfomla ~ aon of a tlfMCtl and ci.. terttd \o 1t purl)Ot1td 10 "•lion, H Trus ... taull In luth oblogaliOnt . be: 22 Belcourt Dtlvt ar1 (SCALI D. ~. Noiic. of wll~h •H rt-South, Newport Btacn, M0t9ot, It• Proald~t, eotded June 2t, 1994 In Ca~IOINa t2MO teoo North aroadw41W, tho olllet Of 1111:f County Tht undtt1lgntd (II• Sulto 105 tut• Ana Rteotdet a1 Aec:01d81'1 In-claim• all UaD.uty lor tn°'/ Callfomle e21oe • 1trumerit No. Oill~297$9, lncontclnfft In did llr"t will .. u at P\lbllc auction to addr111 °' o!Mt commonly For Openlnv Bid tnft,. the lllgtiest •bidder for known dff1gnttlon. mall on only, Toi., cash, lawtlll money of tho St ld 1N1 proptfly will b4I pl\ono: (7t4t 0&4-0151 Unlted States tvldtnctd told "as-11", and without Publl1h1d Newport by Cashier's Chock. OI tho wairanty. •~pt•H Ot Im· Beac:n·Co11a MHa Dally equivalent thereof apecillt d piled, regarding till•, pos-Piiot JUiy t 9 26 Augul!t 2 In Section 5102 or tho Call· 1111100 or encumb1anc.a ' ' · torn.a Financial Cod•. all to 11\Jaty lht obligallons l995 WIN payable at tho umo of salt. H t. forth In thl Nouee or PUBUC NOTICE all rlQ.ht &ill• and 1ntere11 Othnqutnl A1111smen1 Ev· then netd or claitM<f by A ldenc1ng lht Assoc11uon s MEDICAL RECORDS COREY HANSEN and Ass111mon1 Uen. wh•th ALAN V. ANDRRI, KATHLEEN M HANSEN Nollet was r.cordtd Ftt>-M.D. lh• rlCOfd ~(•) ol 11'11 rlJllY 7, 131 In lht oll1c:1 All ecllve patients havt estate described h1111n, of lho Count~ Recorder ol bHl1 notifi«I of my Jntent "Ille Debtor", er by I.ho Mid County, .. RICOfdtt'• to c:IOM may medkal prac-holdtr(•) ol arty Mongage, lnstrutMOI No. 94-0089978, lie• 1tfectlv1 June 30, Dlld of Trust, or other Ill-plu1 edd1tiona1 amounts 1995 tt you haV9 not r• lllHI lh•rtin . recorded dUI lhl Aasoc1auon thtf• Clllltd IUC:h no\lhcai.on, atttr the date ol recorda· under, plus 1ec:rued In· plu.st contact my otr.ce Uon or Hid Declaration, 10 terut thereon. plus latt before Jull 31 1995 for wllic:h the Auocl111on'1 tharg11 and olh~ penal· transltr 0 y0:.X mldlCll hen tor assenmeots wu tlet, plus 111omey • IMS, 11 records not sp1c1l1cally subordl· any. and plus lets and Alen v Andrews M D nated, In and to that certain costs ol the TrustH In con-400 N•wPort Centw Drive real property s tualt In swd ducting 1ald sale. Th~ tOtaJ Swll 409, N-pott Beach'. County end State part1cu· 1moun1 ol the Debtor1 ob-Calllornla 92660 Tel• larly descnbed In the No-hgetlons. as of the datt of phone· 71 4-644-1501 llct ol Delinquent As-lnltial publication of th11 Pubil ehtd Newport sessment hereinatter r Nolle:• Is tsllmatld to be BHc:h-COs1I Mesa Daily !erred to, r11lerent1 being S5,159 00 Pilot July 13. 14, 15, 17, 18. 19, 20, 1995. th914 GENERAL POLICY Rate~ and deadlines are BYPllONE '(7 i4) 642-5678 BY FAX (714) 631-0594 (Pl~ include your name and phone nwnber and we'll call. you · back with a price quote.) BYMAILORIN PERSON: .• Thursday ........ , .. Wc;dnesday S:OOpm 330 West B~y Street Costa Mesa, CA 92b27 c.omcr of Newport Blvd & Bay SL ubject to change without nottce. The publisher rese.rves the right to censor, reclassify. revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error tha\ may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in an.advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the pace actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed fol' the first insertion. fridav ......... :.:: .. .'Ilfursday S:OOpm 'J • • HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE ACREAGE 1125 NEWPORT liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH i NEWPORT 2169 B£f.CH ---·--•!•-----• EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 2669 BUSINESS & PERSONAI.S 5530 5530 5530 SERVICES 5533 FINANCE Great lnveetment SALE OF YEAR UST AAHCH·CA a Acr• Fl•t View I.JU. Cntfi Rnch Stv1• S45,000.$75 ,000 (019) 54fS.9~1.3 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 38R 2lh8a Slutft. Ugh1, OCEANFRONT APT MANAG~R POSTAL & UNITED SECRETARIAL bright, on gmbtt. Shut-38r 2Ba. fp. Yrly '• PERSONALS 3002 Couple w1nted for 421-Parcel sorv1ee jobs FULL TIMl ters, parquet. Al/I 8/1. $2300/mo --------unit a pt In Costa Call for wago scale, s7.so t'lr. Stablu nc. $1800~1982 494-7123 Blcr/842·3850 BUSINESS M•aa. 805--482-11 16 employment lnlorma· PENDABLE Ind"' tual .... Rental Prop. ·Services. 818 50""5354 P120 48r 3 a + bonu• rm, 288 2BA S'725/Up 2904 · · .,.. ex clerical support for lhu • di h h .363 Mo bil ,t\ve.; Sle. 2. Cl lf""d Ad II I 2650 trq ft .. $2300. 528 Refrlg s waa ., iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Camarillo, CA 93010. Retail oss "!' vet s ng ......... ~easo t;o awnre that 1hc listings 1n this cat· t!gvry ,..,ay requ.re you to c:all a goo number ,,j wh1 h 1here Is a charge per minute 0 41 I.I Cl b .a Iii " " It ' , g n .. l .;11 . " .c I I ff • !) "' •• ;f " a '"' I ~ t. "'· •• • .. .... •'4 " .ii ... I t1 ' •·t .. --~ 81 • .-• onnl• vma'--.-1..,.,.B""'R-S"""e.,..2.,,,..,,,s-.---.-OPPORTUNITY -or ••nd reiume to: tion and apphcallon. noede~ to pr.Jv1011 Cfncha. 548-8980 Incl. 60X30 pool. No •OUT OF SANTA FE• Department of o urow-1-E_M_P_L.;...O_YM_E'N __ T __ ~~aa-~.r.~ --------.@.l.;A ... B~scz:=::::e~a"'c,,,...,:h-=Ar-e-.a-1 poll. No .... , No-VllNDINO RTE·N• -&ookk...,el-Aa•t ... I CT ><1wtf '"ii .ocommunlty news- r .... 845-4855 Machines In 21 Loc.:a· Truat Acct. AJP. AIR. -cXC us.ve "'ti . paper chain. Typtng WANTED --~5~5~3~5~ All l'lal Ullla Mwttliin9 lft tllls ti on 1 • Buy A II or I-WIW#G Computer -& 1 ().key Southwestern apparel 50-55wpm. Vanous ol- .....,,., ls wlliccllo IM Fctl· CEMETERY LOT/ Winter Fumllhtd Laret: quiet 28r upper Part•800-59M780 exp req'd. Newport •tor• Is looking tor Frt flee duties. Monday liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ..... fair Houslll1 Ac\"'"'.. CRYPT . 1225 Or Summer Weekly ~r~~a~~ u~ ·::rt ro rJU.ltll RE office. FAX rHum• ~rl~~.~· r pr~f~rs~',~~ thru Friday; 8 30am· L ~~~~:. ~~1~::e1 ·L~ --.niuftl.l'lsltllletal 1-5 Bedroom Ing. $1085. 747.nss ••••••••• to 631·1442 als. Must ha"• rotall 5:30pm. Opportunity O II MWl1kt "uy ,ntcre11c1. M Oce r I • lor growth. Good ben-Hltvkeapmg Live ut llllll&all .. ., •tscrlmlulitft COMPANION CRYPT Wln:::yseso-~=/~o ANNOUNCEMENTS CARPENTER. Fra m· exp. Competitive sal 8111 pkg Physical drug Lo rri• 844-6829 ~ • 11'1. etlor. 111111111. Pacinc View Memorial SumrntrS52S42000Jwk I••••••••• Ing •it? nee. Must be -+ comm & bonelits. testing 11 a prorequ1-V•l•t Atte nda nt• llllllllalliatll Park, NB. Boaut court· tnSCE" llVW:OUS hard working & de-Call Poppy. 644-5953 site of employment nuedl'd at Nwp1 Land· sca.MHlcaJ. 111 yard. Alte11od 59750, Abo Yearly 1-3 Bdrm ~ ~·._ llt.1111 bt... pendablo. 631-2345 Retall S•I•• Cell Judy Oou.n~ 01 1n11. ea ooa Is PT·FT ::,-:.~:. Hll S7500/obo. Fw $750-$1375fmoNBaH8 RENTALS ANNOUNCEMENTS , ._•_. GOURMET COOK/Lt LadlH Boutiq ue . Sal. call {71") 574-4250 tor Call IJ;;d,..c.in 10am- lllltllw.Usati.llltn.'' appt. 918-424--7468 VIiia Rentals 2920 • -• ... , houaot<otplng, exp'd , commenaurato wl•-..P 1nterv1ow 2pm 1soo) 654-7700 Tlris ..__.,., •IH nol Propea Mlmt ·~--------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ...:.-=-.:.;.. llvo out. FIT. Non-Flor• Hiii• 875-4516 ... S ... TY_L_tS~T="""s_w_a_nt-.-d-. -2 .-.... .. -1... .-"========~ 1mkr. Newport Beach Roal Estate 1tahoh11vall. Newpon ••••••••• ......._. • ._., ... ._. 67 91 VACATION waUdn•W•'ro not Just._ area. 714~73-3843 top uion. salon MERCHANDISE 11111"' 1'111111111 .. le' ls II HOUSES/ '-. NTALS 2722 V&11llla • Pepper-For sPg•·s Q 0 v E R N M I! N T ..... DTA'TW IMD Belcourt 644·9980 ..,.._ti ta• In. °" flMcrs CONDOS Nwpt. Hgt• Cl!ttom RE F.re• Cetalog Call • • n lltrHy lllltrlllff 11111 all 3bl2~ ba FR, 2 ger, (714) 855-0455 SC RES I JOBS. Now hiring. Busy wait.ti IOcein. SUMMER WORK •"'"''' antniM• I• tills FOR RENT W/0, hkup, patio, NO NB oc.:ntrt 4Br 28e 1lpa SPR•'•D S&·$33/Hr. No exp ~plan. Fu_... $10.15/start PT/FT 1-------- ...,.., .. ....,.... 111 • PETSI S1795 646-9439 10. Phone. TV, w/d, ... noodod, pd training. call Ron Taylor. :I Flex hrt Con lead .,o ANTIQUES 6010 ._. n _..,...._ lllcem-*P,.•tlglou• guar(j. prkng. W~y. 1a10 w. LOST t 1·90().E t29636;.15800 f~r tr!:~"~~~;.a~ ThlN1'"1p~D11lttllt ml gmt8&511.on1~~1 pos1-liiiiiiiiii~~~~iii ,...,....,L ' ..... UlllHUO gated comm w/vlew, Ocean Front 850-2300 FOUND 2925 X • ,.. 549-2951 ext. 3171. -a .. _ tons ..... •BUYING ITEMS• ...... , .... 424.aQ. fir CORONA poof. tennlt . 3Br 28a $2." P4W """· 673-7300 TOBACCONIST From 1800-1960 l nr hao s2300 e40-g110 Mu.-... "Ts: Hair Styll•t• & rr ,. .. -111tW111u.....,.oc ... ,.. ... DEL MAR 2122 . . RENTALS TO B•autlful Fr•• KJt• ll'tllKallCcl.(6021 S4·7420 & A.s1l1t1nta neodod. Full P A• • 10 entire estate Paint· call HUD II 421.>500. VIII 8 lb 1 • 2B 1 . ~ ly "") Mal See Mr.' Abar ta at· ings. books, furniture, • a o• erg 1 SHARE 2724 •n• on ~ ne Rental or commission. Overstocked with 250 Ogle St. 650--8463 otc. Immediate cuh. 28a condo. Pool, 1pa, Coon Siamese Mbc· COM Salon 875--4S18. · GENERAL 1002 BIO OCEAN VIEWS t•nhl1. $1250/mo. turo. 842-4722 stuff? TRADE tops. 673·6223 IY msg iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~ S900 Studio, Oen View 650-3144 Craig NB/Balbo• Penln. FOLND CAN.ARY MEMBERSHIPS KICK BOXING . CA1.c_asJllflteod Sell your home $1195 2Bd, Small Modern-. near und, lOlS ln1tructora wanted. -through c1ass1l1ed. OOV'T FOREC&.OHD $2795 3Br~Sa So or Hwy1 .. _______ ocoen vlo't'I(, 880, lrg Eutor Sunday Wffk· M or F. Top Payl Call ·· wlll help tt\WUQh classified 842·5078 .Hom .. for ponnlH atJe-e•eo Agt. . •• eundk. 1480. 848-4400 tnd. Very frlendly. Call tor Interview. 378-4589 •. fS42·§fSZ8 M2·5978 ~:~~.o·~~iu.~nt J=; APARTMENTS ROOMATB: CM·Furn'd 548-F01U9N54D. WATCH ·~~u~~~o~o'L.'~• Light ••cret•rlal , ..... _--..:..;:;.=o;~&..:c-- Aroa. Toll Froo 800-COSTA MESA 2124 FOR RENT Bdrm. Full hou.o pnv-Flex. h,. 25-40/WM. $7/ 89A·"178 .,. .... H·13•1 u ....... ,$35()/mo+d•~· On July 11 In Mesa $160/mo. 200 CourSH hr w//apld lncroaao. ~ • ...,.. " -• v-..,..o. "-'I to ld--•11u • ..._,..,_mba-"1-In Pvt.. · n .. lot current llaUng1. Inc. ut . '714-642-47 8 Ma':,W, .... •n club. R~4;~nd to: bono ta ........ 87 ... !59$1 21R HA TWNHll WffAAD BALBO~A 1 "'CK CAT Qotf P .O . ~o• '7384 LUNCH ROUTB Nood: ~OA PET OK. STORAGE G•tt•Gl:C FOUND•·-N.a., CA 82880 Mr/M• Soupor Salee ~ Me-2&49 ISLAND 2606 ~ .-In C:O,ona del Mar. w/car. $50-90/dalJy. ISLAND 1006 liiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii fOR RBNT 2740 Call to Identify. 714-Lorl't KJtchen 979-07•7 iiQiir•ii•iiiitiisiioii. iieaiiy1iiriioniitii3iiBrif 2T~~J; .g=. Like new 3Br 28a. AC. a.,.... a un.u ot-F:;-.:::01..arge blactt & EMPLOYMENT •:i::.•~:l!':~~b~~ 3~8a, ahar•d plor. w/d hookup. N.wly w/d ., bit-In•. deck, dbl ftoea. 17th .. Hewpolt whlto CAT, vory Salling Club 07&.8060. Own91"/Agt. Bkr co-op. docorai.d M2-SS58 ~.'iir1~Y8~YI btvd, CM. Amertland a~t. Cell 72t-8S18. ,.N ... u_rs"'9 ______ _ '1,Gff,000. 073-7&47 •'•Id• dolwco condo • Aoalty. a~tMl787 Loet Cet Brown EMPLOYM.!NT CNA .nd companion• __ ..._ _____ • 3Br 2~ea. tam rm. tp, ••r•oA SlamH•~ I.eat ... n 5530 noodod ror homecaro. NEWPORT . jao .tub, h~ yard. -...-2607 STORAGB 2742 171h at. CM. 438-1811 Fff. 3t0o43e 4444 B~•cs 1069 11400/mo. Seit 21eo PENINSULA LOST CAT Oroy • PIT o#PICI Allf aon ~pen. &42-6488 cr••m, mai. Him. $38{00Q/Yr lnoom• iiiiiliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiilH IQHT• 38 1 50-oc~·uFR· ONT Y•r~ •P•O• Qatod layan. l.a.t Sun pm, 7/ P• •ntlel. R••d!n9 Dpr•oota -~~. ,!.d.w0td1"' St 2t78 000 Cl•Hlc • ' • .... ~ ~-·.,..In Nwpt e Eutbluft.,... Very bOoks. To• FrM <1> ---.. .r c~1tom' ocoan view :fcf:w~~~:,,i: A~::_ 1bd 1tie-Nroo Vu. Frig, Boata!RV'• up'° 1000 iadl REWARDI Call 800-891H771 Ext. R· ::.~~~~~ hom•. 010 King• Rd. 11150/mo W-853$ dthfW, sno 721"889i. ft2.. .17/R2. 073-6815 7,i.._no.7083 • 13e1 for de\all•. NS. 48fdrm ~~Bath. • c..ir. .. ,.., hfSon Pit peopl• nHoect. , &48-M87. Open t8• COS•A vaca 282( Loet ~~ !.: Apply Within U .215/ht, ~ ctap ci ... a.- 8 PM •un .,,.., NBWPOltT •· ~ ..,.. COXM!RCIAL ;er.:.. c -::'f'l.Qng-Rockln e.,. Lob•ter. fled aoa. , ... hralloca. lxqul•lte, like Mw, •••·CB . zt•t •••a•-•-s~'--·-, •••Y -~•._ h~ 'Hl=an W/ 210.WMI~. ~!,.!~ ... ~·,_C!~ 1• view, 38r+9•n. 2480 ,._ v _... -_... ....... wu. ~&A&G blue ayoe. ~7 i DAILY iiWY 0,1._.-_....,...7_........_ ___ .. ____ 1 I~ gated. $539K O{ Nght, rodeo, upa~ a=::t ::ic::, W .. .._ --•o •400 A DAY working M TMC:hable' •eoc. tt tor dupi.x ot \ti 9leek fNM llohl Pvt gar+ pkg. LG --·-· "-tot Don Lapre of the In WhOlo .... .uppty. •m ter. Prudonllal 38t 18a, frplc, gar, Rell,~~· 111-1141 l'H•l•n w/Co~or TV •how "Miking POM '3()00/mo+9AAO . c ·1Joyce, 750.7858 4704 Neptune. ··~ 1111.111 IHO/mo. IUSl:NBSS oma = 1:.=· law Money.'' Cal.I Don at whhln 1.,,.942·1134 per mo. ?2.2-G311 t.ftdfy, pooe, :C:· "' fOR llllT 2719 1-41C)().482-UlS. AifilliOOV'TJOil ~Ur liiiilC AVA aBf Ha, .. "~ No LHt ffi N•ut•t•d Whether you're buying 1211HOU"+KMflTI oNU11 IQ tam ""' fp, ,,.. Jao , ~ ....oaea Ofllee ...._ AWll Mal•, c oo t>town °' Hlllna, caualllod NO EXJt WILL TRAIN ctllOlfTI 1071 ~ teo. atlOO CltHIY1•wllg---. l'fom 100-1000 9q a, ~oollar°":i:. OOllW9..-yournoodal To-...,c.171444M .. t lnOt •••llTua. ..... '*, = ~ ~ = Competitive r•tH. ~ • ...-:17 • ________ ........ _...,...., ___ ...,, MOM&. NIU'•CT iii ... ............. MOQ/mo.1•18091 ::'.C:::·• ~ LOiT kfii 3""4 adrm• (Oen), OoMft ~. comm ~ of ~ w/ • 2 .5 ••·· PlenC•Uon ~ 11ot1,1mo. -Oii 9WtM ~ ....- lhuner•, •m:::•d .., M .. telO ......., er-telllP.. ,_.,.._ In ~~·=c• ~ ATTAllDCR .._ :=..T"'..:...~ =~·b·c~ Artn•lla..., "iHM- .. o. tin... lo•dod Or ttteet. Cloae t , , ( £ lor two 29 Chdtier 30 EHy as -31 Sab: slang 32 Expression or 5~1PflM 34 Medql pholos 35 Fresh llOl'I'\ the 1howroom 36 Fair g<ade 37 Amec11nd Asner 39 Pale laced 43 P11Q!1' ga1ages 44 Anller 48 Hire • 49 Caieiwaula POWll IOATS fOID 9071 ll!IQDU 1130 POISCBI 1175 7012 -=-===-:~===---...;..---.;....~-~--..;.;..------11-------"80 T....,.. QL ,,IL. '70 -8L Ctaak t-Carrea Ta19a 1y ~ CIOllSN '87. ao• POllTOON ~ pwr, t!~~·.J: Roadatet. lullv r• model. black, b lk - wtu. OMM 9'tAlrl' ~ a.ua 1 nu ~· nu • ~ct. t top. JOn4 ... lhr llnlet. 21,000 ml . .._. TANNAH HNtSOf \)phi. Mil W.. >one c4>nd1 Miii _.975 l3t -244M Condi 111,000 OBO. loaded·Mlnt Condi • 17000 90IM62·11M. call.,.,..... $25,70013t-410il COMBINE YOUR CHANCES tllO Foril lronco ., ••.• Celleo tor Wei cm Rat• '89 BOATS: YACHTS, (full elz•) 4x4. 8.IL, c1 ... a. 1i1ttt Condi Silvef 812 So mai<e Eaat·WHt vulnerable South deeJa. WEST .. dcet that Hked ror a Li•e-.card v... Eddie eauet, Diamond bl.,, t20k ml. me an offer! 873-8078 CHUT!lS 7013 auto, h.111 power, St8K obo. 212•7878 major auh, which South denied towing pl<g w/o'lolld•, holclin1. Nott.h then madrthrpow· atarm; -phone, new ---------•VOLVO err.Ute to sut no trump. 1.4 lo "' •hat•' In 42' ti,.. • batt. St 1~500 NISSAN 8150 ------~---Those declarers who cuhed the Unlflyt• aft cabin o a o e e o .a o o o ace of djamonda when they first ':;Bo~~ ch 1 In Orig owner-Iv. m1g. attacked ~au.it cild weU, However, • ******* the i>ertent.aae play in diamonds ia BONDA 1085 1 HO 240 IX to we two fin ...... Al, the card1 SAIL BOATS 7014 Or•v • NC • CNIH 9230 • 10 8143 ~~~ <;1108# 0858 I\ ~~~•Q S Ue, that line ia doomed to fail. • • o Ao o or d • x g:~~'°~' t~0:,: '84 Volve &eden DL A/T, 0/0, P /W. loaded. Perfect orlgf. nal. One owner. Excallent CondlUont $3500 OBO 85+ 711' One declarer, Hani Dagher of 27 CAL 1871• 8HP 01 Coupe Blk/tan, aunrl, $8480 oeo Call Egypf, abo~haf, wtth,conect B 3 aplr\nakera VHF am/fm c:ua, ._... ...io "'T'l"8ey.~ hH i---------- 50 Look IOtWalci to 51 Pieoe ol sllllerware 53 COusins' mothers 54 Ski11 1tylo 55 Leap aside 56 Oveiwhelrl\S / 5'1 Quebec's Sept -59 Comcnbt 60 Urgent acronym 63 Large green · parrol SOtrrH •A K J O AQ 74 O Q 82 •AKJ ~hnique, the band could be made. P;lced to aelf, $,.900: record•, Ju•t delalled. • VOWWAGEN 9235 At trick ooe, Daiher overtook dum· 7t4-&42·2849 8l K ml. 19800/obO. 1180 Nla .. n ••ntr•liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii my'a queen ot species and led a dia· .l844-4513 X• 5-1pd, 2 ctr, red, mond to &.he moe, loaing to the jack. 30' aallboat, tOHP n,000 ml, air, am/fm '85 Cabrlolet ~k. ml. Th --~ . hand dleael, head, oven, JaEP SllO c .. 1. 1-owner. 131900 AC/AM/FM caaa, e 1.-.e return wu won tn • 11ffp1,5. Sell S1t,000 ,g 84+2088 alarm. Showroom dummy discarding a heart, and °' with moorlne at conctl 15760 723-1869 declarer decided that the second 043 No. BalbOa Chan-'9~ Cherokee Count,, ~~dinkr NORTB EAST diamond fine111 could be post.· net, 124,000 080. 4wd, 1nrf, full pwr, tow OLDSMOBILE 8155 '88 CABRIOLET Sll-p~ed, First, declarer caahed the 908-982·2652 pkg, lmmac. 2t K ml, t ver, 50K ml. Au10. AC, :."T"'" f I b d , onr, "'•raged. Wht/gry. PS, crulae, new• top, ac anu iunr o cu •·an was Ste,5oo Call-"20-1685 •as Cutia•• Su· xlnt cond. Mu1t\ aee. a. .,.... 2N'T. p .. .20 p ... ,. p ... 30 Pan INT Pau deli1hted when the queen dropped. SPEED• pr•m• 4dr, 78k, ga· $7500/obo. 551·3724 The jack of clubl waa cJeared and a ,_ P .. heart to the king provided the entry SKI BOATS 7016 MAZDA 9125 rage, good condl ------- to rAsb the ten or cluba. declarer $349S &4MSMO AUTOS Opening lead: Four of• ,... aluffmg the queen of damonda from •t988 22ft Sld &Oat• '79 RX7 Auto trana, WANTED Sou~Africa won both the Open hand. 5.7 titre V-'8, King alloy wheel1, AC, AM/ PLYMOUTH 9165 9246 and W men's eventa at the recent When declarer next cashed the Cobra O/D, tow profile FM & caaaette. S2t00 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Afric iddle East zonal bridge ace a.nd queen of hearts. the 3:3 hull, Juat Hrvlced, obo. 96+3884 champiortahipa to· qualify for the aplit in that suit set up declarer's new controller/uphol- World Team Championahibc to be seven ofbeana 81 the.12th ttick, 80 atery. Oreat •kl boat· h Id · Be'" Ch.i · be faat·loOka · great. .... re-e in 011lf, na, to to r. the second diamond fifl~ becan:ie ady to go. $12,000 This deal proved too much for moet superflqous. In all, ~larer ICOred 840-<&M-49/574-4247 oftbe competitors. three apade trjcb, four ~earta, four North's three clubs was a modem l '--and th a of di dsl 1---------.,_ ______________________ _.c•u•---.---ei.oiiiiiu..,.liiiiiiiliamiiiiiiiiimomn.-.. __ _,. MARINE SLiPS FREE TO YOU 6022 PJ!TS 8r SPORTING DO.CRS 7022 . ANIMALS .6049 GOODS .6065 40' SLIP Xlnt Npt loc FREE ttAIRCUT81 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii near Udo Bridge. Well Color Corrections Auat Shep Pupa 8 h 1 malnt. Wtr/Elec. oo& Weavea & Perma AKC/ASCA OFA c w nn 10ap s30. box. St3/ft. 675-6128 Patrick 540-2898 ' ' Huffy bike $50, RC -.. -.-w-KJ-tt-.-~-.-4-lo_n_g ~'~f90:;11~~80tr1s. ~~ir~11~:::;.'b~a~~ . hair & 3 Calleo to Fr•• to app roved offer. 646-1256 MOTORCYCLES good homat &46-9636 homeas 4·yr-old male SCOOTERS 8018 W4 I Samoyed & 2-yr-old 1---------l"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • are awoot Two female Au11I• Shep· TICRETS 6075'• •lam ,. mixed male• herd/Lab mix. Prefer '18 Kawa .. kl 1300 looking for lovlng to keep together. very 13500 mllea. Full dress home. 846-2279 6pm. affectionate & playful. CHEAP AIR $500 Firm Aa-la . 1.yr-old male Blue 847-4441 BUILDING Merle AUHI• Shep-M 0 st us c i I l'e s herd mix. Gorgeous, • •From $190 (t·W)• ,,.•••••••• MATERIALS 6030 loyal & calm. Needs •From 1350 (RT)• r• adult home. 313.on1 ":.a::;~t:,~g~• AUTOMOBILES 8 WI d P ERSIAN KITTE NS a y n ow New, CFA Reg-6wk1 3 fem. whlle, vinyl clad, 8x3 Adorable, •haded •II·' .. •••••••• Make offerl 844·5345 1• 1 ___ ..,._ ____ _ Four arch atyle build-5;~~50 drk 53~;'1% TRANSPORTATION BMW I 9030 lngs, new. never S a ve abuaed and iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii erected, can deliver. abandoned peta. Be a '75 BMW 530 1 LOoks RENT through c;lasslfled '88 Grand Voyager LI! loaded, wd grain trim, 1 owner, xlnt condl $9950 84$-261 t 846-5842. •WANT•D• '67·'89 Camaro'a. Aleo 'Go.'78 Corvenee, '86- 72 Mopar Muacle cara Any condition OK. Will pay calhl 9•2·7770 -~---~--~------······-----0 YIS,51LL MY CA.a • L • 40)(28 was $6t00 now 1 t /f -• Call--------grNt, runs goodl Bur· -APPLIANrt:S 6011 \ $2990; 40x72 was vo un .. r o ... er. BOATS 7011 "'&; FURNI!Up 6014 MERCHANDISE st t.200 now se900; 7t4-597•9o37. • -~~~~~g· ~;~~ Run your ad in the Newport Beach Costa Mesa OOily - Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card# or mail it in with .... a check today! Run for a week! If your car does not sell we'll run it •. ~ • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil _ MISC 6015 6ox34.waa 58900 now iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 __ ~..._ ___ _ Kenmor Waahor 2 • $3990: 50x98 wa1 PIANOS & 18 Ft +tudaon River **'85 7501L yra ol . xlnt condl QI••• Chroni Table $17,500 now $9900. O packet launch, fiber: · AL~OST USED•• St25 8-t258 · Dining. 72 .. Vi/4 formal Roll Pla1tlng RPO L"' Endwalla are avall· RGANS 6059 gl1. Teak deck, beaut Aapen-. Sliver/gray chr1. $250 644-5848 brary TSR, Paf. abl .. 1-800-320-2340. boi11 New diesel eng. •31 Mii••* Lux Tax/ ladlum, R. Talsorlan & Knabe Baby Grand $9000/ollo. 675·7939 Uo PAID. Full Wrnty. 6cn4 Model Hom•• Llhr more. 85o-e21~ c:tiony flnl•h. officlali---------Chrm Whls. SERIOUS i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Htl $1500 obo, mrbl PETS & model of Metropolitan Avon Rod Crest BUYERS ONLYI 714/ dln/8 chra 11500 obo, & SF Opetaa sa.ooo l lnllatable w/2.5 HP 873-e373 pp Cu lcp cabinet, mini bedrm aeta $t400 obo WANTED ANIMALS 6049 oeo 686-9708 Tohatsu Engine. Grea11...,.,,,..,,,.,,,....,=-,,..,,..----nd. Orig $900, iac· unuaed. 844-7048 TO BUY 6019 Condltlonl 723-6306. 1883 7331 Burgendy. , 1fice $400. 644.9, 77-7 MERC~D· ISE Adopt · Ro•/ •II 1 Beige teath Inter. 5. -••w,. •r BlCYCLBS 6060 14von Re d Croat 1pd, ·auto win. Sun- Chancea are USl!D GOLF BALl.8 Male 3yra AKC N30lba lnflalable w/2.5 HP roof, 4-door. $3500 In large quantlllH. trained. Neecte epec:lal ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Tohallu Engine. Great firm. Xlnt cond. Mull you will find ?41SC. / 6015 Tops paid. 67$-9t03 home l 545•2912 Roc.ondltlonu & Condlllonl 723-6308. Hllf75S.-9199 what you need or 800-445-7a78 ADOPT-A-PET 't!i~J~~e..1.1k• r1ew. Hard Top electrlcl--------- at the price · PLANT tf,ALe ACRES s L Every .Sat a Sun at boa I. Xlnt con di CHEVROLET 9045 you want to pay Cltru1trult-avocado E L PETSMART, Fountain TRADE $7000. (714) 875-7599 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii when you reac;S treH, fruiting, StO. Vlt,lley. PuppJea, kit· r• Liiac 10. ,.Junlper1, your used vehlcle ten• and more, all WANTe D: Inflata ble '81 BL.AZER ·loaded. Ct.Hlfl•d, honeyauckt, rosemary. through classified looking for tqvtng, car· through classlfled 12 Fl or larger. Call Tahoe Package. x1n1 dally · hetba,s1. On palm• 8' -842 .• 5878 Ing homea. CALL 597· 842·5878 day1, 7t4-846·t805; . Condi M>K $12,900. for another week ·FREEi All for $1 o• ,._ v.dit Cord O t.te ~ DAA4 ll ------£,.- Mall lo o.t.lY lllOT lJCI w .. -. C.. """"'CA nt21 '"" ~ Orl'N ""' '"""" ~,.,.~ at~ 0_,,._ .,,_._, o v• o ,._,...._ a r...;c.. a--o_,,_ o-c.-.. a•-D-~ .,,_..,. o•-a--a--a .. ~ o~c.-a--a--oc-a.--o >J-o...,.., o.,..w_ • • • • • • • •1101or 4-.s1ooeoc1i~w : ·---~ -... -.. -. -. -. --.. -. ---. 842·5878 S20. • 9~74-9422 9037 for mr• Info. Eve 714-494-0705 (714) 854·9801 --. ·------------~....;;;;;;;;.;;;::;s;::;.;;:;;.._ ___ ..,:;.._;.;:;:.~:.:...J -----•!CERAMIC SERVICE TILES DIRECTORY W• PUT ITON OR TAK• IT OF'f' Amt•• Todurlng •••1tM1.eoea• -------- C..N fer aenlon Homeoare/appta/ehop Eto. 1 I Vr• Exp. Xtnt Reta. Lynn e31·H81. 3929 I