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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1995-08-07 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Pop Warner. players pack on the pads SHOVING OFF Lifeguard waves farewell after 40 years Serving the N~-Mese community since 1907 l 1 , l I \. ~ I . 1, I I I I ', \ , Abuzz with WASPs An 11 a.m. ceremony today at South Coast Plaza will honor the Women Ab1orce Service Pilots, known as WASPs, who served our country during World Warn. In 1942, the WASPS program was established fo allow women to fly military planes in the United States to free male pilots for overseas combat flying. Some 25,000 women applied; more tllan 1,800 were acceptedi and 1,000 received silver ~gs after months of rigorous A,ir Force pilot training. The Newport Harbor Exchange Club and South Coast Plaza will dedicC\te a new Freedom Shrine in honor of the women pilots, several of whom are slated to attend the ceremo- ny on the-lower.level of the shopping mall, near Sears. And more than 40 pho· tograpbs will be on display to help tell the story of the heroic flyers. WIShes help the surf Make a wish, throw a coin into the fountain in front of the Hard Rock Cafe in Newport Center ... and ll your wish is to help protect the world's oceans and beaches, it will come true instantly. . Thanks .to a charitable offer from the Hard Rock Cafe, the Surfrider Foundation's Newport Beach chapter will get to collect all the coins tossed into the fountain to use for the environ· mental group's efforts to protect the surf and sand. Restaurant officials and members of the ocean and beach protection organization will celebrate this new arrange- ment with a special ceremony at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the foun- t~n. Surf rider officials will pre· sent a commemorabve plaque to Ha.rd Rock Cafe representa- tives. "Hard Rock Cafe has been a wonderful supporter of Surfrider Foundation," said Sarah Mar· ' quis, spokeswoman for the foundation. or pencils and posture Daily Chiropractic Center in Costa Mesa will help patients and local school kids alike with a special "Education Apprecia- tion Day" on Aug. 26. From 10 a.m. to1 p.m. that day, new patients who bring donations of notebooks, con- struction paper, tape, pencils, scissors and other supplies to the chiropractic clinic at 2850 Mesa Verde East will receive a consultation, examination and posture evaluation -valued at up to $195 -for free. Regular patients who donate school supplies will get an extra adjustment for free. The center will donate all the school supplies to College Park Elementary School. Call 662-0670 for appoint- ments and more information. -Compiled by lrts Yokol Mystery sllbstance closes beach KATSOVA RAN>NE I DAILY PILOT The beach around 32nd Street ls temporarily out of bounds. Putting the in the Pow Wow · A n American Indian dancer (right), in full regalia_ stepS in time to the. thump of native drums during Grand Entry Dance at the 27th Annual 1Pow Wow at the Orange~ F~nds,~ day. lftdiari tribes fri>m the Padflc Northwest, m~ West and the Plains Joined In the celebration which featured ctance, musk. art ·anCI Mtlve Amer- ican fOoCts Such as~tacos, .. frytwMd and tamaleS. 1he festivities induct- ed something for all ages, like Ly(lia ·~ HOrn• Kye (right), who shoWs her n.tM pride of the ShOshOne Indians during the Grand Entry Dance. 'The event was cqanized by the SOuthem CallfC>mia Indian <:en-: ter, Inc. ~ . . . . -. ' \ . ..· .. - • Bacteria-ladened chunks wash up on shore, but health officials hope to reopen beach today. By Roy Chung, DaJ/y Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -A half- mlle stretch 9f be~h. shut down Saturday, remai1:1 ed clbsed throughout the weekend as a new pocket of a bacteria-laden mys- tery substance littered the shores again Sunday. Newport Beach Weguard Brad Jacobsen said, though Orange County _Health Care Agency offi- cials brought in O:~V(S Saturday to dig up sand contarrunated by the debris, much of the substance had apparently adhered to coastal rocks, and then Oowetl out to sea when water levels reached them. "We cleaned up the beach yes- terday, and thought we had the problem solved,• said Newport Beach Fire Marshal Denrus Lockard. "(The new substance) was enough that it was detectable. It probably got inside the rock anti 1ust resided there until the next high tide." Officials have to yet to deter- mine the source of ·the greasy substance, described as white QTeasy chunks ranging in size from grains of rice to quarters. »rt would be pure speculation on my part,· said Newport Beach Fire Marshdl Denrus Lockard about the nature of the substance Sign of the times -T-shirt comes down • Costa Mesa's new sign law goes into effect and one of the first to come down is giant, yellow T-shirt. But the City · Council dis· agreed, adopting a revised sign code package late last month that put an end to the likes of the giant yellow T-shirt. "I'm happy to see the dirty, ugly, yellow T-shirt off the sky- line," sald Councilman Jay Humphrey. •t certainly agree that passers· by need to see who we are and where we are," Jiumpbrey said. "But I don't tNnk it's appropriate to vWt tbete ~ demaDds on the coaunwuty Without regard to the community.• 1'be new ordiMD<.'e places a bell on ape tbat exceeds 2.4 lidMI Ill ~. width or ctiame· ter. With the relt Ot the code still f~ ftnal ~ the aedion ~ tM ... COii lbit ij>pUei tO 'Mtb)e ---t I ellectm s.tulday, will CCMl9 ... cement olftcen patrOIUDg the .. ...._ ~ fotW>&aton. ~llldia,_ ...... DON W0t I DMY ...01 Culoa H..._ of a. T-sldrt W.•1•111111 ... * ... al .. »-tool T"411ibt Wloaa. 9ut•IY· ~ . WU ncit w911 ..... 1Md Md tMl aelldl not only OD the~. bUl Oil tbe bulb'l ••• .............. Tbe T·Sbtrt W...._.'I Pelt Mkl M bu tried ntmlftNI lonnt Before determining if the beach would be open today , offi. cials were scheduled to check the beach again during high tide Sunday rught as well as Monday morning to see if enough of the substdilce had been removed to warrant operung the beach to public use. "We're hopmg so." Lockard SdJd. Lockard said county health otfiad.Js were "satisfied" late Sun- ddy evening th~re was "signifi- cantly less• of the bacteria-laden substance than earlier in the day, but wanted to make one last check at 7:30 this morning. "They're going to look at it first thrng m the morning, with the expPctabon they will be able to opPn the beach • Lockard said Shalimar. tops city council agenda • County bankruptcy recovery options also will be discussed by Costa Mesa city leaders tonight. By Tina Borgatta, Daily Piiot COSTA MESA -The City Counal tonight will discuss long- term options for dea..lmg with gang violence dnd drug sales in the Shdl.una.r Dnve area. Spuhed on by a flurry of vio- lent a!>saults, city offioals in June developed an enforcement plan that has r.iil>~d ..the ire or some Shd.lunar residents who say the measures do not.hi.pg to curb the long-running problems that have scarred the tiny two-block area. Residents even held a rally last week to protest a ban on curbside parking and street closures on Shahm.ar ..{nd although aty officials have agreed to consider a West Side conunuruty platform that residents recently presented, the counctl still stands by the plan Some of the long-term mea- sures the council will co0S1der tonight include· changing the Shahm.ar street name, assistmg lmnugrabon and Naturalization Service authonties in screening the residency status of individu- als arrested m the city and work- ing with the county's Probation Department on weekly crime sweeps in the area. . Other matters up for the coun- cil's consideration torught include: • Establislung an Investment Oversight Committee, which would be composed of one coun- al member, the city manager and three residents or business own- ers with backgrounds m securt- ties trading, financial planning or banking. The group would review the city's mvestment portfolio and strategy on a quarterly basis and subnut recommendations to the finance director when approprl· ate . . • Orange County bankruptcy recovery options. The council will seek the public's comments on five proposals aimed at bailing the county out of bankruptcy. Some of tbe options to be dis· cussed mclude a plan that woWd dive.rt property tax funds from cities to the county and a propo1- al to r allocate one-quarter C9nt Of Sales tax trom citiee to thi county. Under this pJa,D. the ~ would be forking over •.& mD· tion a year. • Approving a a.-i, .... Plan tbal would trAnllGla .. ..... SU.-Scbool ... ., • ,.. unlt boWilng tract. ,..~ =~llml--t'ICP....... • ... ....... ,... ..... ..,... .... In ... 'biaweln t• ... 2.9 .................... _ ..... 65 ... Wtde .. ~ ... .... n. coawl. --.. .. p.atn .. ~tt.ICa. Ct n•.nl'lllrDilt9. nancy mcintyre Dr. Feelgood opens a few more cracks in a cwsed mind. L lke many antiques of my . generation, I find mysell growing increasingly mtolerant of today's culture -if that is the word -especially the deafening racket called music. The other day, my grandson almost blew me out of the car with his screaming tape deck. However, I've been brood- mg lately whether I was get- 1ting "set in my ways." The victim is always the last to know. W,hen I expressed my con- cern to my best frie nd, she rec- ommended the only chiroprac- tor in the world who sp ecial- izes in relieving "set ways" by manipuJation. "It's painful," she confessed, "to lose all your knee-jerk reactions and dog- matic beliefs, but it's worth it to be an independent thinker dgain ... f)uring my interview with Dr. Feelgood, I was amazed he practiced his own medicine. J le was at least 80 with the flexibility and tolerance of a kid. Heavy metal music was blaring on his tape deck. "Alter years or research," the doctor explained, "I locat- ed the source of 'Set Ways' in the neck muscles close to the brain. The more set they are, the harde r to manipulate. I would guess yours are still pli- able since you agreed to see me.· He promised, however, if his treatment didn't work, his part- ner, who is a remarkable brain surgeon, specializes in opening closed mmds, so they have a wider and more tolerant view. "Many politicians attribute their successful elections to his surgery," he added. "Some even change political parties." Since I didn't feel I required such a draconian treatment, we went ahead with Dr. Feelgo- od 's usual treatment. Once he began his manipulations, he announced my problem was more rigid than expected, and he would have to probe deep- er. Finally, he discovered the first tight knot of opirlions. As he started loosening them, it was terribly painful. You feel you're letting go of a vital part of you you've always chenshed as "value~." When it was over, I was more relaxed and carefree than I felt in years. I assured the doctor my only goal was showing my grand- sons theLT old granny was hdnging loose again and will- ing to put up with their God- awful music. "I'd leave out that last crack," the doctor added, "or they might urge you to come back for another treatment." • NANCY MclNTYRE'S column appears M onday. VOL 89, NO. 179 ntOMAS H. JOHNSON. Publisher WIUJAM LOeDEU. EdltOI' STEVE MY8U., ~n.glng E~it°' INS YOKOI, 0ty Editor MARC MAlmN, Photo EdltOI' 909FMM(. Clrcui.tlon Manager HAMCKNIGHT', Production JMnager IAIOY oe 11 ING, CIHsifled ~~r LAMJCMae>N, Promotions Pl'AMOO SHAH, Controller YOUt comments ~ the Delly P'MQt Of MM tips wlfl be '9CClrd- td end ~ dlAICtty to Editor WINi.m LobdeQ. The ..,.,.. J4- RETIRING THE BUOY 11fter four decadeS donning lifeguard swim trµnks and watching over the- beach, George Spangler says goodbye to the surfside job By Julie Ros/ Cannon, Daily Pilot Mer 40 years of surf, sand and sun, George Spangler calling it quits. The Monte VJSta High School teacher has donned lifeguard swim trunks every summer since he was 18 years old. But seeing a former student's child enrolled in the junior lifeguard program this year, Spangler decided to retire his own lifesaving buoy. "The guy who's the captain of the lifeguard station, I taught hin} how to drive," Spangler said. "That also got me thinking I'd been around bere long enough." Spangler, 58, bas watched six different lifeguard chiefs rule the roost at three different headquar- ter locations. When he joined the crew in 1955, Spangler was one of only 12 N~wport Beach lifeguards who met outside a cramped headquar- ters near the Fun Zone. The only two vehicles they owned were a World War II jeep and a Ford pick-up truck, Spangler said. MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT George Spangler watches the beach from his dispatch desk, helping to make the beach a safer place like he has for the past 40 years. Standard lif egu'1'd equipment in 1955 included an aluminum rescue buoy, a rake and a shovel. ·we had to rake up all of the sea- weed left on the beach," Spangler said. "That was all part of (being a lifeguard)." on Balboa Island. "I knew every- body on the island," he said. But Spangler's favorite station was at 19th Street and Ocean Front, where he met bis wife of 25 yeQJs, Linda. "That was the best thirlg that happened with the job," he said. "It almost gives me goose bumps thinking about these things.". Back m the "old" days, life- guards ~ere assigned to one sta- tion for the entire summer. Now the lifeguards, who number more than 130, rotate from station to station. Spangler spent his first sum- mer at the Ruby Avenue station Another career highlight was saving the life of a small girl he found floating face-down in the ocean. The lifeguards had just started using a new method called mouth-to-mouth resuscita- .. , .... # . . - • • . . ... . . . · .. . ·: .. . . . .. . ~ news stories, illustrations, edito- rial matter Of adYettisements herein c.an be reproduced with- out written pennlulon of copy- right owner. HOW JO BEACH us Orculatlon The Tlmes Orange County (800) 252-9141 . ~ Classified 642-5678 Display 642...-321 EdltDfW News 540-1224 Sports w...-130 NeWs, Spot1S Fax ~170 E-Mail: R.n.11..,1oc:lgy.com MMn Oflk:e Business Office 642_.321 Business Fax 631-5902 ~btj Cllttotn&ll Community NeW\ • Tlmilf Minot Company. ~ ....... Ptwlidtnt n ao """' e 1"5 Clttf. CN. M All ,..... '""9twd, TEMPERATURES Newport Bead\ 60l68 Balboa 60r468 Costa'MeM 65175 Corona del Mar 60l68 tion. "That's an amazing thing to have happen," he said ~bout bringing someone back to life. guarding meshed well with h1s other career -teaching. "Most teachers are going to have to work during the summer to make money," he said. "Tius was my way, and it worked out perlectly. For most of us, a break is necessary." High. He coached the school's football, baseball and softball pro- grams. "I think every person should teach at some time in their lives,# said Spangler, who plans to retire from the Newport-Mesa School Dislnct m two years. Spangler became a lifeguard at the urging of bis friend, Don Bums, who died two years ago after servirlg 47 years as a New- port Beach lifeguard. Being at the beach also gave Spangler a chance to keep an eye on his students during their off time. It's been a while smce Span- gler h11s worked atop a lifeguard stallon. The past few years he's worked as a radio dispatcher. "He really encouraged me," Spangler said. "I used to come down here and swim the course. I wasn't a rocket or i!Jlything, I just pers~vered and got myseU in shape." Spangler taught Newport Har- bor High students health and safety education for 25 years before moving to Monte V1Std He said he'll miss the seeing the dCbvity on the beach after this summer "I'll rruss just seeing the people.# Spangler said his love for life- .. LOO ;,; ... G BA~K . ... - .-It's a fish tale just a · little one T he first inhabitants of our favored coast were blessed with a steady, unfailing food sJipply harvested from the sea. Abalone, mussels, tidepool shellfish and an abundance of fish. were caught by spear fishing and hand woven nets. So it was remarkable that one fish would actually come up on the beach for the taking. Native Americans called it "fish that dances on the beach at the full moon" and during summer nights, they could fill baskets with silvery fish riding in on the high tides. Later settlers called it "grunion run- ning." They built fires on the beach to keep warm and cook the fish as they grabbed them out of the water. California grunion (leuresthes tenuis) are small ocean dwelling tide experts. They know the highest tides occur just after the new moon and the full moon during their summer spawning season; and they also know the incubation time of their eggs is two weeks. So on the fullest high tide of the new moon or the full moon, the female gruruon rides the highest wave in to the shore, and with her tail digs a hole in the sand and deposits her eggs. She is immediately surrounded and sometimes embraced by a group of as many as eight males who release milt to fertilize the eggs, whkh are covered in sand and sate above the high water mark on the beach. In two weeks, on the highest tide of the next moon change, those hatchlings are \Vashed back out to sea . The gruruon are back for the taking on our beaches during the peak evening tides during the new and the full moon this month. You have to catch them with your hands, armed only wtth a fishing license. No nets allowed. My own reaction is to let them go . Any fish that can dance on its tail in the moonlight deserves more than tartar sauce. -Compiled by Anne Spinn and low douds with FnMn SUrfllne COSTA MESA afternoon dearlng. W.wvbek • IOO blodt of Town Centw: A burglar reportedly stole TIDES dwough 1UelMy $18,250 worth of comf>"t'« equipment from a law flrm, lnclud-A dropping south-Ing two lap top computers and software. TODAY west swell shou"ld • 2100 blodt of Harbor alvd.: A $200 fllp0phone and Pt199f Flnt low give us shoulder were reported missing from a '91 Mazda Mlata. 1:40a.m. .() 3 high sets through-NnUPOllTmAOt First high out the week and a • 1100 blodc of~ RCNld: A bufvlar ~ 1:05 a.m. 3.9 small northwest Sicondlow wind .,.., will ke.p entered • guest's hotel room through an un!Odced sliding door and rem<Mld $1,500 In c.Mh, documents end credit c:.rds ell 12:S4p.m. 2.0 the tUtf fun owr betonglng to the victim. • doctor from AUstrta. S«Ond hfOh the we*end. Next • 10 lllodl of~ ~Three chedcs wrttt.n In the 7:14 p.m. 6.4 Melt we should ... amount of $2,462.43 ww. Withdrawn fri>m a flc:ttttous blnk the arrtv.t of a llCcount. lWIDAY southwest~ • 4100 ..... of llnh: A. thief took $2.000 worth of ilfuminum Flnt low M911 ~ lat• Tu& blinds from an office. 2:25a.m. -0.7 cMy, J)fodUdng hNd First high high w.ws With • 1" Of '1111 MY-P.tttd, ~~ 1:•1.m. 4.3 IOl'M bigger Mts. one°' mont penons.,.. ~ tf oblefwed Man Second low For dally surf unUUI hOur, ~outd be looMutt for. burPY In 1:50p.m. t.7 r.,,otts m:= fen-progr-. ~If O«Upan1S ..... to be~ SecOnd high ~ CIOO>t76-• Ant v.hkle fnOW'9 stowty and ~ ....._ or falcMlrw • 1:05 p.m. ,,, SURI. 19'9 cal C01b aKMWthlt~--or~ta·•aa ~ ... $1.~.,,,.,.,. ,... "!Ir be Cllllng for pa..• rab or..,.._..,. .. . • ICMp. "c.el poffce" lign "'* .... frofit-"'r::.-~-_...,, c •• '"' ,.... ' Newpc;wt ~r• Mc a DiUly Pdoc • ~chasing b_ooks from library could be better than the library Some old books can have hidden rewards -Next Ume you purchase a paperback at Newport Central Ubrary's used-book stores be sure to tum every page. It could be more lucrative than playing the state lottery. So says my new-found friend, Bea Schwartz of Corona del Mar, an enthusiastic volunteer with Friends of the Ubrary. Book donors, it seems, some- times act in haste. They'll con- tribute books without checking IOI poge markers. And, the vol- unteers are pleased to report, some folks have been known to utilize currency for the purpose. Also, books are known to be ideal hiding places for bills of varying denomination. This is especially true in families with only one dedi~ated bookworm. Adele Mann, president of Friends of the Library, doesn't try to estimate how much this for- getfulness has enriched the cof- fers, but notes that all monies are turned over to the library'if the donor's identity can't be deter- mined. So here's the deal: VL$it the Used Book Store at Newport's new Central Library on Avocado Aven'::;tvest the bargain price of $1 y paperback, and then check all the pages. You could be a big winner. ,Even if you don't find money, there could be a steamy lQve let- ter secreted in there somewhere. With any luck, this alone could be worth the purchase price. U all else fails, you might even enjoy reading the book. Ju.st dropping a famous name, again -So there I was, talking with uMr. Kefauver, n and It was deja vu all over again. You don't often encounter the name of Kefauver, or any varia- tion thereof. For me. the only previous time was in 1956, when I was filing stories frortl the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Sen. Estes Kafauver of Tennessee, blocked in his bid for the presidency, settled for the nomination as Adlai Steven.son's running-mate. This ticket, you may recall, was punched. The highly-regarded senator, who had made his reputation as the nation's leading crime-buster, Grand Opening Celebration Sale! Guaranteed Low Price5 HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS 722-7224 230 E. I th St. U>sta Mesa died in 1963. And then just the other day, the famous name came alive in the person of Lon~ ny Steven Keefover, a longtime resident of Costa Mesa. Names spelled differently, but they were distant kinfolk. Young Keefover, 45, a senior- grade sQCial worker with the Regional Center of Orange County, had never met his illus- trious kinsman ~e bilb of Tennessee. so I w rivileged to regale him with a f e stories. One of Cousin Estes's rivals in the Democrats' subsequent scraipble for the presidential nomination, I reminded Lonny, was an up-and-coming young fellow-senator from Massachu- setts -a chari.sIQatic lad named John Fitzgerald Kennedy. Tbe rest, as they say. is'history. You can look it up at the New- port Central Library's Used Book Store. "Hey, Regis, I'm still allvel"·- 1 didn't see the uRegis and Kathie Leeff pr~gram Friday, but viewers tell me it included a pho- to taken a quarter-century ago at Lion Country Safari. It showed me sbmoozing with a very trendy-looking Regis Philbin, who was then doing shows for ABC's Channel 7. wpat made the picture worthy of network exposure was that Regis was then sporting long. Tong sideburns. This daguerreo- type bad been found in my files by photographer Unk Mathew- RUFF ELL'S UPHOLSTERY .INC. Where Your Dollar Covers Morel 1922 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA • 5'8· 1156 lHURS. AUG 1z, Z:JO PM Dul WitttrC.lflrna IN• =CnttrDr. Saitt~ ludl (faliill lslU4) jerry kobrin son, who submitted it •just for kicks.• His sidekick, Kathie Lee Gif- ford, apparenUy thought it was unflattering enough to show to a nationwide audience. Philbin had been a frequent visitor to our since-defunct wildlife patk, and he recalled it glowingly. In the past tense, nat- urally. But, as several callers gleefully noted, he also gave the impressiQn that l had joined our tiero, the late great Frasier the Sensuous Lion, in uThat Big Cathouse in the Sky.• . Last time I checked, about 15 famous minutes ago. this was slightly misleading. So. ol' buddy Regis, quit shoving. And please do something about those silly sideburns or you'll never make it big on national television. • JERRY K08AIN'S column runs Mon· day and Wednesday. When you need to know ... Find It fast in your hometown newspaper f MONOAY, AUGUST 7, 199S briefly in the news Boat owner beaches craft at Crystal Cove CRYSTAL COVE -Numer- ous watercraft grounded into the beach over the weekend - among them several "wave run- ners" -including a boa.t thai life- guards say "bad no business being in the ocean in the first place." No injuries were reported. A• 25-foot boat designed for use in calm lake waters was entered into choppier ocean waters near the historic Cot- tages district Saturday after- noon, said Lifeguard Michael Tatalovich. before the driver realized he was taking on water and "floored his boat into the beach." Carrying a crew of two. the boat was apparently returning tb the harbor from a short trip when the action was taken. Lake boats are not designed to have as much "freeboard" - or height above water-as ocean craft are, since they normally stay within the calmer confines of an enclosed body of water. Tatalovich said. Harbor regulations apparently have no safeguards from such an occur- rence taking place. "There's no regulation about being an 4Uot, • said Tatalovich. -ltoy~ung Fun facts & figures from the county fair Drum roll, -please ... Here are those much-anticipated tun facts from this year's Orange County Fair in July: • Fairgoers munched on more than 54,000 ears of roast- ed com, 15,000 pretzels and churros. 3,500 dill pickles and 2,500 cheesecakes-on-a-stick. • 4,500 brave souls tned out the Ejector Seat bungee ride. • More than 5,000 people · checked out the Air Boingo trampoline rid~. a new addition to the fair. • More than 44,000 aching feet relaxed on a Footsie Wool· sie. • Sales in the Junior LWe- stock Auction totaled $150,825. • More than 900 goats were recorded in the 4-H and Future Panners of America goat com· petition. Seniors, famiJies can get free food Seniors and low income tam· ilies of the Costa Mesa/Newport Beach area can obt$ free U.S.D.A. surplus food the sec- ond Saturday of the month between 8 and 10 a.m. in the, ., rear parking lot of the Church of Christ, 286 Avocado Sl, Costa Mesa. For information, call 631- 2177. Apple Computer Club plugged in at OCC ~ Orange Coast College's Apple Computer Club meets 8 • a.m. to ,4 p.m. in room 204 of OCC's Chemistry Building. The • • club · which is open to anyone mterested m computers • encourages the development and exchange of information related to the Apple computer. The annual membership fee is $30. For information, call 770- 1865. YOU NEVER SAU-SAGE A RESTAURANT Join Us For Lunch • Dinner •Sunday Brunch Catering Available For Any Occasion For Reservations and Directions Call 723-0621 2 ~I Sh1pyud Way • Newpon Beach Cash for Your -Old Jewelry It may be worth more than you think! Chances are you have "buried treasure" in your je\velry or safe depo sit box. What's collecting dust · _could be collecting cash for you! For three days only, Charles H. Barr je\velers \\'ill have as our guest Mr. Mark Ebert, an international buyer of antique, estate and ''previously O\vned " jewelry. Mr. Ebert is a forn1er instructor of the Gemological In stitute of America. He is also an author and lectu rer to the trad e on antique and collectible period jewelry. He will be available next Thursday, Friday and Saturday to consult with you on the discreet disposition of your je,velry for the highest possible cash market price. Dispose of a single piece or an entire collection. Three Days Only Thursday, August I 0 ....................... 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, August 11 ........ ! •.••••••••••••.•••• I 0 a.m. to 6 p.m. S~turday, August 12 ....................... I 0 a.m . to 5 p.m. Or by appointment upon request CHARLES H. BARR .. 1803 ~estcliff Drive, Newport Beach :The Volunte« OirectOf) runs periodlal· ty In the O.lly Piiot. If you'd like lnfor. m.ttlon on getting your organlmlon Hsi.ct, c.all 642-4321, ut. 331. ALS ASSOOATION OC The Amyotrophk Ulteral Sclerosis W,S) Association, Orange County Chap. ter has need for many volunteeri. For information, call Executive Director Sta- cy Koressel at 375--1922. Al.ZHEJMER'S ASSOCIATION oF'oc The Alzhelrnen Association of Orange County needs volunteen for its Visiting Volunteer Program; support group lead- ers for patients and care givers; and for the volunteer helpli~. Interested volun- teers can call 283-1111 . • AMERICAN CANCER SOOETY The American Cancer Society's Orange County Unit is seeking office volunteers for numerous days and hours. Also, vol· unteers are being sought to answer calls for the units Helpline lnfoCenter. For information on these and other \llOlun- teer opportunities, call Cari Davidson at 364-3829. AMERICANS FOR FREE CHOICE IN MEDICINE Americans for Free Choice in Medicine, a non-profrt educational organization founded on the idea of individual liber- ty and free enterprise, Is seeking office volunteers. For more information, call 645-2622. AMERICAN H9ME HEALTH HOSPKE The American Home Health Hospice Program needs volunteers to give emo- tional support to tMninalty ill patients and their families In the greater Orange County area. Training is provided. For information, call S50-0800 or 1-800-540- 2545. AMERICAN RED CROSS The Orange County chapter of the American Red Cross needs volunteers to address community groups about Red Cross services and to act as liaisoris with the media In disaster and erflerg~ncy sit· uations. For information, call Judy Ian- naccone, 835--5381, or Joan Miller, 835· S381, ext. 422. AMERICAN YOUTH SOCCER Corona del Mar AYSO Soccer Region 57 needs volunteers for 1995 soccer sea- son registration. Parents of boys and girts aged 4 112 to 16 are needed for computer input. telephones, coaching, refereeing, equipment and purchasing. Call 640-2539. ARTS ACADEMY OF ORANGE COUNTY The Arts Academy of Orange County .•s planning to fund and build a communi- ty arts facility in Costa Mesa. For more SIGNS CONTINUED FROM 1 of1 promotion to drum up busi- ness, including advertisements in several newspapers. But none have come close to having the impact of the giant 30-foot inflat- able T-shirt he had custom-made for $5,000. Takmg the balloon down, "it's going to hurt our business for sure,· Park said. "But if it's the law, that's the law." But Park's not giving up entirely. He said he was talking with his lawyers to figure out if there was a way to keep the inflatable T-shirt in some form. "Maybe like a smaller size," Park said. Humphrey saJd he was sym- pathebc to the demands of local businesses who rely on signage. But since the moratorium during the extension of the 55 freeway, which gave birth to signs like the giant T-shirt. things have gotten out of hand. "There's a fine line," Humphrey saJd. ·And some- where along the line, we passed that I.me" Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO I ~ f ,~,I j ~ ' j o • ' , ' ' t I I J I I i I I I I I I I / I I /1' I ( . '• / / , I I• volunteer directory lnforrNltJon. call Alic• ~ at 540- 2S57 !lo • ASSOOAT10H RINAISSANCI CREATOM ARC Is 1 non·prdfrt group In Costa Meg which sponsors and supports mul· ti-outreach community service pro- grams, such .s the homeless sanctuary Volunteers are needed. For lnfC>fl'Mtlon, call Or. Renee Namaste, 540-5803. IAU.ET MOflCA The Ballet Padflc:a Guild, a volunteer su~ group for Ballet Padflc.a, needs volunteers for a variety of tasks. For Information, call Molly Lynch at 642· 927S. BKi BROTHERS, BIG SISTERs Men and women over 20 years of age, ~vfng lived In Orange County for six months and on the jo6 for at least three months, ue needed to setve as big brothers or big sisters for children 6-16 from slngl•parent homes. For Informa- tion, call 544-7773 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INC., ORANGE COUNTY COUNOL Volunte« opportunities Include fund- raising, program development and training to existing troops and packs. For more information, call Devon Dougherty, 546-4990. BOYS ANO GIRLS auBS OF COSTA MESA//NEWPORT BEACH The three area Boys and Girts Clubs need volunteer coaches and art or craft wortcsHop ~achers. For locations and additional information, call Olde Powers, 642-2245. CENTENNIAL FARM TOURS , Volunteet docents are needed at the Centennial Farm at the Orange County FairgroundS' in Costa Mesa. Gall Gi".'ny Smith, 708-1517. CENTER FOR CREATIVE ALTERNATIVES The Center for Creative Alternatives, a non-profit charitable organization which wortcs through the United Way, has a need for volunteers, graduate lev- el interns or trainees. For information, call Karen, 642-0377. COU.EGE HOSPfTAL The College Hospital Costa Mesa Aux- iliary is seeking volunteers to perform clerical, reception desk, gift shop and other duties at the hospital. For infor- mation, call 642-2734, 9 a .m.-4 p.m. COMMUNITY HOSPICE CARE Community Hospice Care, an organiza- tion that provides medical and emotion- al support to terminally-ill patients and their families in Orange County, n~ volunteers in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. For information or registration, call Cindy t.:aird, 978-7447. CONSUMERS FOR LEGAL REFORM Consumers for Legal Reform has an ongoing need for volunteers to monitor civil court judges. A computer and~ona· tions are also needed. For more infor· mation call Barbara at 854-0881. ,• COSTA MESA CMC flt.AYHOUSI The Costa Mesa Civic Pl~ Medi volunteen for u5herlng, ~kst•, malllngs. typing. lights. and many other' duties. For more lnfonmtlon, c.all 650- 5269. COSTA MESA HISTOIUCAL SOCIETY Jlle society collects information. pho- tos and artifacts relating to ~ history of Costa Mesa and the Harbor area. Vof.. unteen are. needed for derlal ~ computer Input and help In the library. For Information, c.all Charles Beecher, 631-5918. COSTA MESA LITERACY GROUP ~ The Costa Mesa Literacy Group oeeds volunteers to help peopi. become lit.er· ate or teach English as a second latl* guage. For information, call Fuller; 548- 3384. COSTA MESA SENIOR aNTER The multi-purpose senior services facil· lty, located at the comer of 19th Street and Pomona Avenue, seeks volunteers for a variety of tasks. For more Informa- tion, call 645-2356 from 9 a.m. to S p.m: COURT APPOINTED SPEOAL ADVOCATES Of ORANGE COUNTY Volunteers are needed to make a two year commitment to serve as advocates for abused, neglected and abandoned children. During the two-year period, volunteers wortc one-on-one with a child for 3·hours a week. For information, call 935-6124. DEFORE FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS Defore Foundation for tt)e Arts, a non- profit organization dedicated to dance at 151 Kalmus Drive, G-3, in Costa Mesa, needs volunteers. For more information, call 241-9908. DISCOVERY SHOP Discovery Shops are run by the Ameri· c.11n Cancer 6odety. Volunteers are need- ed and no special skills are necessary. For information, call 640-4777 between 10 a .m. and 5 p.m. DISPUTE RESOLUTION SERVICES Dispute Resolution Services needs vol- unteer mediators, case specialist& and outreach assistants to help in a variety of mediation cases. Biiinguai language skills are needed for both office volun- teers and for mediators. For m~ infor- mation, call 250-0488. • EASTER SEALS Easter Seals Society needs volunteers for ongoing clerical woric. help in pro- grams for children with disabilities and to help with special events. For inform•· tlon, call 834-1111 EXCHANGE CLUB CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION CENTER Volunteers are needed to help families where an incident of child abuse has been reported and a referral made by the county, and to work with families of high-risk victims of parental drug addic- tion. For information, call 722-1107. RENT-TO-OWN. Furniture, Electronlcs & AS>Pllances Low Weekly I Monthly Payments No Down Payment or Deposit coast Rent • To • Olm warellouse 6'x 9' lnclo-Kashan SALl~~.50 NOW $590 1111 li-..rt •.QI llOll'S: ... Sit 10·7 1eetween 19th I 20th> Ml·Stoe 9'x12' I Turkish ReQ. S8900 SALi flllCE SHOO NOW 1190 Mitchell M~dell, 9, or Costa Mesa. Arin Hendricson. 12, of Newport Beach and nm Woods, 8, of Yorba Unda a.re first place winners In the Mln.l Flreflghter Challenge during the Fair. Right, Rebecca Mason, 5, of Costa Mesa won first place In the junior baking contest for her apple pie. Youngsters wrap up ribbons • Youngsters representing ed Cakes, Pre-Teens, first. JUNIOR RABBIT SHOW Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and Corona del Mar turned up big winners at the Orange County Fair, winning top rib- bons in several different cate- gories. Katie Taylor, Costa Mesa - Division winner, Baked Food Items, Teens, first; Non-Baked Food Items, Teens, first. Sarah L. Kinney, 17, Costa Mesa -All Varieties, Senior Buck, third. YOUTH AWARDS Keri Ann Taylor, Costa Mesa -Baked Food Items, Teens, first; Non-Baked Food Items, Teens, second. 4-H & FFA Jeremy Dalpe, 9, Costa 'Mesa -Theme. second. Devan Koenig, 12, Costa Mesa -Prepared Mix Product. Pre-Teens, first, second, third. Kellee Koenig, 15, Costa Mesa -Runner up, Baked Food Items, Teens, two firsts. Jennifer Ward, 12, Costa Mesa -Baked Food Items, Pre- Teens. second; Prepared Mix Product, Pre-Teens, third; Non- Baked Food Items, Pre-Teens, first. Tiffany Dalpe, 15, Costa Mesa -Theme Award Brett Hellmich, 12, Costa Mesa -Pruit Plate Display, first. Jess Hellmich, 9, Costa Mesa -Fruits, second. RABBITS Jackie Meyers, Costa Mesa -Prepared Mix Product, Teens, second. Diana Morelli, 12, Costa Mesa -Best of Show, Decorat- Daniel Harris, 18, Costa Mesa -"Open Ra bbit Show, White, Senior Doe, first. Emily Mueller, 13, Costa M esa -Junior, second, third. Melissa Mueller. 11, Costa Mesa -Intermediate, second. ·Callin!! All First-time ·E1ectric--s·oat Rallvers! ENTER THE DAILY PILOT FIRST-TIME SKIPPER TROPHY CbNTEST durinq the upcorninq SEARS DieHard Saturday, August 26, 1995 12:30 to 4 p.m. --------------------------, A..;...a i...-of N......,on-M.. S-.. ow-4 ~ !.t.cuic eo.1 klllJ s..nt.,, A..-2', tMS a... Yedil Cab, 1IOI ..,... om., C-0.. ... M.t, CA ,.,....~----------------------~~--------­ ~----------=-----------------::---~--------­~-----1-1., __ _ o~~-----------------,.--­ ._N ... ~~~--------._ ..... h ___________ _ latry '-i J7S,. 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This year's r.tlly has an international theme, so join the fun and deconate your boat and cosrume your crew with an international flavor, and vy for the "Best-Decorated Boat" or "Best-Costume Crew" tr0phy. How to Enter: Simply, fill out the entry fonn below and mail it to: DAILY PILOT FIRST·TIME SKIPPER TROPHY CONTEST. Assistance League of Newport-Mesa, 2220 Fairview Rd., Costn Mesa, CA 92627. All entrants must be 18 years or older and first-time rallyers in rhe SEARS Diehard Assistance League of Newport-Mesa International Electric Boat Rally. Entry deadline is August 14, l99S. Rally instructions wilJ be mailed upon receipt of your entry fonn . NEWS FLASftllU All first·timt entrants using thiJ t ntry form will receive S 10 off enuy admitlion Of S7S per boet, which includes two barbeaJe hmchet Ind nro commemoratt.e r.;thins. Sponsored bj Sterlfn9 BMW. Northm1 Trust Bank. Hootm RatcrUNnt, Slsfnlcftr, M•Ubu •nd ,,.. De'O pUot, bfMt!U"f dN CldWNll'• ,,..._of AMiM~ ,_..,,.,.~,.,.. Ne~ Daily Piloc An open crube for ownen of fine, pre.t975, American rod, classic and custom cars conttnuea Oita evenln.g (and twice monthly through the summer) at Hard Rock Cafe, at PasbJon Island (near Atrlum Coqrt) In Newport Beach. Upon arrival, participants receive a rattle Uckel There are also 50/50 rattle Ucketi available. Proceeds benefit Make-A-Wllh PoundaUon and the family of sla1n Newport Beach Police Offi- cer Bob Henry. Other cruise dates: Aug. 21; and Sept 6 and 20. For more lnfonnalion,phoneJerry Hlll at 721-9546. TODAY CR~TEABOOK Children between the ages of 5 and 7 will hdve a chance to pub- lish their own books at this Orange Coast College workshop, from 9 to 11 a.m. in room 9 or Wil- son Elementary School, 801 W. Wilson St., Costa Mesa. The class will focus on a video by author Eric Carle that explains how the artist created illustrations for books like "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" and "The Very Quiet Cricket. C heryl Robert, a New.- port-Mesa teacher, will then assist the children m completing Carie's step-by-step book production process. To register, call 432-5800. EDUCATION WORKSHOP "Academic Parenting: Learn the Secrets to Help Your Child Do Better in School" ts the title of a four-part Orange Coast College workshop from 7 to 9 p.m. today, Aug. 9, 14 and 16. Le.cturer Mimi Glueck will discuss how improve your child's reading, writing and study skills at home. Topics mclude: "Stocking the Right Edu- cational Supplies,· "Eff ective Praising,• "Improving Literacy at Home" and "Practice Consistent Discipline.· The cost is $39 or $59 for two. To register, call 432-5880. CHILDREN'S MIME PROGRAM As part of the Newport Beach Public Library's Reading Pro- gram~ m.im._e artist Ruben Gerard will be conducting three silent performances for children m hrst through fifth grades. Today's per- fof'Tl}ance begins at 10:30 a.m. m the Central Library. 1000 Avocado Ave. Other performance dates and times include: 3 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 9 in the Vmcent I NSURANCE INDIVIDUAL & GROUP • LIFE . HEALTH/DENTAL . A.NNulTIES DAN E. HARRIS, CLU ACCESS TO ALL COMPANIES 35YEARSEXPERIENCE CALL 675-3105 FAX 675-3109 SUMMER SPECIAL DRIVEWAYS -$150 cvALuEs2oor INC LUDES: PROFESSIONAL REMOVAL OF O IL , RUST & OTHER UNSIGHTLY STAINS • CALL FOR SPECIALS ON GARAGES, POOLS, & PATIOS • ~Ul}I~0 &'{) lYl <S®~©~f!:~~ ~11 ~~®~£. 'lrll®~ CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE (7t 4) 760-8427 *SUMMER SPECIAL APPLIES ONLY TO NORMAL SIZE DRIVEWAYS Jorgensen Community Center. 2005 Dover; 10:30 a.m. Thursday Aug. 10 in Balboa Branch Library, 100 E. Balboa Blvd. Preregistra- tion is not necessary. For inforrna· tion, call 717 -3800. ·TUESDAY CAREER WORKSHOP . Find out what career best suits your personality at this free, two- part Orange Coast College work· shop titled "Careers and Your Personality.• From noon to 1 :30 .p.m. m OCC's Re-Entry Center, career counselor Eileen Klein will discuss careers that relate to mdi- vidual personality traits. Non-tra- clibonal careers will also be dis- cw.sed For information, call 432· 5162. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION DEBATE Roland Holmes (Pro) and Michael Crawford (Anti) will dis- cuss the heated affirmative action issue at The Newport Founda- tion's 7:30 a.m. breakfast meeting iQ the Balboa B~y Club, 1221 West Coast Highway in Newport Beach. Both men are Affirmative Act.ton Ballot Initiative co-authors. The cost, mcluding breakfast, is $20 for members and $28 for non- members. Call 675-3228, for reservabons. COOKING WORKSHOP People with a love of Italian and Chinese cutsine should attend one of !>everal three-hour cooking classes being offeJ1d by the Newport Beach Community Servtces Department. "Picnic Ital- ian Style· will be the theme for this evenings workshop from 7 lo 10 p.m. in the Oasis Senior Cen- ter, 800 Marguerite in Corona del Mar. Other workshops include ~ ~CHITO Party Trays Order by the do~en! • Mini Tacos •Trays of Enc hiladas • Mini Taquitos • Tamales • Mini Burritos • Chingolingas Salsa, Rice, Beans & Guacamole boy the Quart! Taco Salads • Fajitas • C arniras COSTA MESA • NEWPORT BEACH Pick up at your nearest location/ (7 14) 645-0209 We also o/feT' complete catering! MONDAY. AUGUST 7. 1995 ruty Service Department ii oftm'· •Moo Shu Pork• (Aug. 15), "Veg- gies Italian Style• (Aug. 17) and "Homemade Italian Pizza• (Aug. 31). The cost of each work.shop i $32. To register, call 60-3151 REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY Senator Ross Johnson will be the featured speaker at the New- port Haibor Republlccm Assem- bly's 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Prego Ristorante, 18420 Von Karmen in Irvine. Johnson will discuss recent events ln the 31th dis~ct. The cost is'SS'lll advance or S7 at he door. For information and reservations.call 45-9127 mg a variety of drama clas•• ddl summer, a.uned at b~ ._ a.nd adults develop actinQ and .• public s~aking skills. The four· .. • se SJOn class -•Acting for com·-. me rd a.ls and Film• -runs from 1 7-10 p.nt. Wednesd ay, in the Grant Howald Parks Community , • Youth Center -located on ~ cor· ner of 5th and lris 1n Corona del , • Mar. The cost is $70. To register, ..,• call 644-3151 or visit the Couunu-• nity Services Department, 3300 •' Newport Blvd. in Newport Beach. ''• • EDUCATIONAL DtNNER MEETING WEDNESDAY The Newport Santa Ana Leg-1 ' Secretanes Association will be"' ' holdmg a networking and educa-' WEALTH MANAGEMENT uonal dlnner meeting at 5:30 p.m ... ; The Financial Education Soo-rn the Wyndham Hotel, 335~ ety is offering a free serrunar from Avenue or the Arts in Costa Mesa. •. 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. titled, "Estate "Ro.ld Map to the Court ~ystem· Planning -Objective: Pdy the will be the toptc of meeting and ·~ least in taxes using Chantdble I the cost ll> $16.50 for members ~ Trusts.· The seminar 15 part of d dnd $19 for non-members. Reser-, , summer series held at Villa Ro!>d Vdl.lons must be made by Aug. 1. ,, (residence), 1711 Irvine Ave, u1 For reservations. call 752-8800. ,,, Newport Beach. Seating is luruted SKIN CARE SEMINAR . . and reservations are required For Dr James F~ton ~ deliver. a reservations, call 646-3000. I lecture t1tled Life is Only Skin ~·' DRAMA CLASS The Newport Beach Commu-•SEE TOWN PAGE 6 » Jr ========~===!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!5===::!!!!!!!!!!!!!5::::55!!::::::::::=:::::====::::::=:::::===::!!!!!::!!S!r Carpet Yo l!r Entire Home with Plush 01 Seiber . $ jll()(M) for only i. t.1 t · ;q,"ip. Commcrna/ & Rc-.irlcn tiql Floori11g full l "" .. t \\ I< ._,...,,I ''l"'llnjl( A-.11 .. bl" 1904 Harbor Boulevard. Costa Mesa Corner of Harbor & 19th St . • ~~~~~,~~~ VISA Ji•l $1111. Jl-5 UC tM94QI ,, I I' I '1·:1 ,,, ' I\ I \ '' ' I ' ' I ' I \ I 'I \ I \ ' I I I I ' I I \I .. I f I ' . ' . • ' I " ' ,' . \ l \ \ \' ' I ANO ALL F IXTUR E S SALE' HOURS: MON & THURS 10-8PM TUES WEDS. FRI.& SUN 10-6PM CLOSED SATURDAY ou~~~t_v~ Nelly 's Pub \__) Costa Mesa Karaoke Every Friday Night .. .. • MONDAY-AUGUST 7. 1915 TOWN CONTINUED FR M 5 Deep" at a noon meeting the Balboa Bay Yacht Club, 1801 Bay- side Drive in Newport Beach. Dr. Inventors Porum, a non-profit educatfonal rvice oiganlzation, will discuss new ptodud lnvehl- ing, le9a.I protection, maiket eval· uatioa. ~ and venture financing. The cost ls S5 for lnventon Porum members and $15 for non-members. To register, cd.ll •32-5880. post in Newport Beach. Monthly meeUng1 are held on the tblrd 1\aesd~y of every month a l 1 p.m. in the Harbor View Community Center, 1854 POrt Wettboume. For tntonnaUon, call IUcbard fJohmann at 6.W-O;J61 or Pete S4nd.ro at 548-5049. 1 • Fulton will discuss how to protect your skirt from the sun, m.inimjze the effects of aging, as well a5 progressive skin treatments. The cost is $15 and includes lunch. For reservations. call 729-4400. VISrTOflS BUREAl! OPEN HOUSE The Newport Beach Confer- ence & Visitors Bureau is hosting a open house from 4 to 7 p.m. at their new location, 3300 West Coast Htghway in Newport Beach. Appetizers and refresh- ments will be served and reserva- tions are required. For informa- tion, call 722-1611 . Sheller, a r811dent care fadlity for pregnant minon, lbe Junior ~ and th4' Pritz Duda Com· ~y a.re •ponsoring • night ol summer feltMties, titled •August Moon, Seren.de: Prom 1 lo 10 p.m . in th-VJ.o Udo Plua Court- yard, 3433 vta Udo in Newport Beach, attendees will have the opportunity to dine on gourmet food, drink fine wine, tow the new Pavilions Market and partic- ipate in a silent auction. The cost is $20 per person. For in!ormation, call 261-0823 .. ~ PttOfESSIONKSEOtETAJUES MEETING • CLASSIC & CUSTOM CARS CHU~ RUMMAGE SALE An open cndie for owners of St. John Baptist Church, 1021 fine, pre-1975, American rod, W. Baker Street in Costa Mesa, lS classic and custom cars contin- holding a giant rummage sale to th benefit The Ufe Center of Santa ues is evening (<'nd twice Ana, a crists pregnancy center. monthly tblough the SU{IUJler) at From twcedos and florists, to caterers and bridal gowns, ifs THURSDAY WEALTH MANAGEMENT The Financial Education Soci- ety is offenng a free seminar from 7 p.m. lo 8:30 p.m. titled, • Execu- llve Bonus Plans -Get more from your busmess investment.• The seminar is part of a summer series held at Villa Rosa (residence). 1711 Irvine Ave. m Newport Beach. Seating is limited and reservations are required. For reservations. call 646-3000. JUNIOR LEAGUE OF OC In an effort to benefit Mary's Mike Stieger, vice president of sales at Avery Dennison, will pre- sent a lecture titles -changing the Nature of Work" at the Pro• fessional Secretaries lntemation- al's 5:45 p.m. dinner meeting in the Wyndham Garden Hotel, 3350 Avenue of the Arts in Costa Mesa. Stieger will address his involvement with sales process engineering and the creation of a virtual office. The cost is $25 in advance and $30 at the door. For reservations, call 640-1640. PROFrT THROUGH INVENTING Aspiring Thomas Eclisons may want to attepd this .one-day inventors seminar at Orange Coast College. From 7:30 to 10 p.m. in room 101 of OCC's Sci- ence Lecture Hall, speakers from Fro Hard Rock Cafe, Fashion Island m 9 am. to 8 p.m. today. and 9 A 1 c N rt t 2 s d th ch ch near tr um ourt, ewpo a.rn. 0 p.m. un ay • e ur Beach. Upon arrival. participants wiJ1 oo selling clothes, toys, furn!. ture, household and other miscel-receive a raffle ticket. There are laneous Items. For in!ormGtion, also 50150 raffle tickets avall- call 546-6056. able. Proceeds benefit Make-A- RETIRED OFFICERS ASSOCIATION Wish Foundation and the family Lt. General Michael A. Nelson, of slain Newport Beach Police USAF Ret. will be the featured Officer Bob Henry. Other cruise speaker at the Orange County dates: Sept. 6 and 20. For more Chapter of the Retired OfficeTs information, phone Jerry Hill at · Association's monthly d:lnner 721-9546. meeting at 6 p.m . in the El Tor-0 FREE RELATIONSHIP HOTLINE Officers Club. All retired officers Maxine· Cohen, 11 marrtage and their guests are welcome. For and family therapist, is sponsor- information, call Major V.J . Smith,· • ing an anonymous helpline for USMC Ret. at 544-6397. individuals with relationship TUESDAY, AUG. 15 VITTRANS MEETING Members are being sought for a new Veterans of Foreign Wars problems. Coh en will be per- sonally available for free con- sultation from noon to 1 p.m. and 7 p .m. to 8 p .m . every Mon- day. She can be reached at 759- 0357. all in the Wedding&. p~ Planner, What. to know about mergers and offices in Russia, Rumania, Korea. Japan, Taiwan and Hong Kong for the past 20 years. Recently. he's concentrated his efforts in China as a test market for launching clients' exports throughout the world. Logging more than 100 trips to China and selling everything from communications equipment to oil equipment, he has put together four joint ventures in China and sourced several products for the U.S. market. acqu·1s·1t·1ons stockholding. especially if possible the offer will be add1t1onal stock is being issued to increased. or a competitive bid is finance the acquisition, and if it about to be made by another By David W. Phelps will require substantial borrowing. acquirer. If the market pnce Almost every week we hear news about companies merging with. or being acquired by. ottier companies. As an investor you may have an interest in these transactions. especially if they involve companies whose shares you own. either directly or through mutual funds. thereby increasing your remains below the offering price, company's debt loan. And . will it you may want to consider selling. impact the future of the combined Both the acquiring company company. and affect your reason and the company being acquired for owning the stock. most likely will send you extensive If you own shares in a. company~-information about themselves and being acquired. ask if you shouter-the details of the deal. However, sell your stock immediately. Watch be sure to ask your financial the stock tables in the newspaper adviser for an opinion. If you own shares in a company buying another firm, ask if the acquisition will dilute your current on how the market reacts to the David Phelps is first vice acquisition. If the market price has president, investments at risen above the offering price. it's Prud~tlal Securities. Building an Investment ladder By Daniel C. Horgan It takes patience and planning to build your financial future. The investment ladder is an investment alternative for those frustrated by the climb toward financial independence. 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Treasury securities, CDs, corporate bonds, mortgage-backed securities. municipal bonds and unit investment trusts have predictable returns and variable maturities necessary for laddering. Daniel C. Horgan is senior v.p. -investments at Kemper Securities, NewporJ. Beach. Call 476-5126. The Stowell CompJtny Christopher Stowell of the Stowell Co .• is a Corona del Mar resident who provides overseas business opportunities for companies wishing to export. Stowell received hrs bachelor's degree from Michigan. and then . hved overseas in Italy while study- ing for his master's degree in international relations at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies. After rece1ying a master's degree in business administration with honors from Harvard. he majored in international business. Fluent in Russian. Stowell has conducted business through his Stowell is seeking high-tech and consumer companies to help set up a worldwide distribution system. Call 759-6855. 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At the same time, have the tires checked for balance. .. . EYE-OPENER ~ Costa Mesa Pop Warner teams begin working out. QUOTE OF THE DAY - Theres still room for tJii>se ulllh desire. dedication. discipline and det.eriniilation. • -POP WARNER COAQI GARY BAUME . . PO.P WARNER KICKS IT OFF • Costa Mesa's five teams begin conditioning dnI.ls at Te Winkle Park. By Dennis Brosterhous, Daily Pilot C osta Mesa Pop Warner Foot- ball kicked off the 1995 season at 5:30 p.m. last Tuesday at ieWinkJe Park when five teams began their conditioning drills. Cobra Coach Rick Erickson greeted 22 ~ven-to eight-year-olds weighing up to 80 pounds and any nine-year-old weighing 70 that had not played before. The 2 112-hour workout had the players in helmets, cleats and ~outhpieces, but no pads until this week. "(There's) no one-on-one contact µntil all players have completed 20 hours of conditioning," Erickson said. "We'll put the team in pads next week, but just so they will be used to them when the hitt:Lng starts m the third week." Condors are eight-, rune-and 10- year-olds that weigh between 55 and 90 pounds and 11-year-olds that weigh between 55 and 70. The 1995 prospects have gotten to know Coach Vic Larsen, who is still seeking a few more players. "We aren't looking for experience, that's not necessary since we have several first-year players already," said Larsen. The Colts are players nine, 10 and 11 that weigh between 70 and 105 pounds and any 12-year-old weighing between 70 and 85. Coach Ron · Ambuigey, who played football at Costa Mesa High, found 28 hopefuls ready to begin their season which runs through Thanksgwing. "We have better than 50% 'veterans,' but we'll be glad to see any new team member who wants to play," said Amburgey "ln Pop Warner, every pla~r plays in evety game, and we never cut a player." Coach Mike Schepens, who also played at Costa Mesa High, will bring a veteran Comanche team to the '95 season. Comanches are 10, 11 and 12, weighing 85-120 and any 13-year-old that weighs up to 100 pounds. "I looked at our roster and saw 2? names that have been with us in prior years," said Schepens. ·Our first practice was great -these guys had a , CASEY LUKSCH I DAll.Y PllOT Seven-year-old Tony Riva has his most important piece of equipment attended to by assistant coach Ephraim Barcelo. taste of playoffs in '94 and want to see .!what 'all the way' means." Costa Mesa's "big guys" -the Cowboys -are 11 -to 13-year-olds that weigh up to 140 and any 14-year-old that weighs 120 or less and will be coached by Gary Baume, another Costa Mesa High football alumnus. HWe're a little light in numbers right now, but that's usual at thls level," Baume said. MMost 14·year-olds are into high school ball and our veterans are still drifting m. We'll get a few players from the other levels because of weight, but we would like to see another ha.IJ-dozen sign up to give us a complete team. "There's still room for those with desire, dedication, disQpline and determination." President Lou Desandro said he's been pleased with the progress of the workouts ·we have several klds who are still on vacation or out of town for many reasons," he said. "Plus, every year we get late s1gnups when people see our footbcill teams working out at Te Winkle Park." Younmten stage foot race dw1ng Pop Warner workout (left), while Joe Amburgey, 8, llnds a way to k~ bls he.ct cool, W poUitiig water tmlde bis helmet. ·- I Impressive . quarterfinal run ends in 'Twilight Zone' • Newport Harb<Jl'.High product, 1iid.a Gill, advances farther in U.S. Open than any Californian. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot HUNTINGTON BEACH - Somehow in cyberspace, a com- ptunication breakdown led to the fall of Tricia Gill Saturday in the women's quarterfinals at the U.S. Open of Swfing. With five minutes remaining in a close beat between Gill and Australia's Neridah Falconer, the public-address announcer, who described wave-by-wave accounts of the prestigious con- test south of the Huntington Beach Pier and revealed updated scores of each heat to the com- petitors in the ocean, declared that Gill had a slim lead. But they were reading from a bogus computer program system. So Gill sat on Falconer, catch- ing her fourth and final wave with about 4:30. left, then doing . everything she could to prevent Falconer from connecting with a high-scoring wave by staying close to her. By the end of the heat, it was tied, each surfer with 22.23 points. Falc;oner advanced on the count-back rule, where the top three scoring waves are tallied, ·rather than the customary four ·1 was under the impression that I won the heat, but I didn't. because some guy upstairs made a mistake,• Gill, obviously dejected. said. "I sat on (Falcon- er) in the last five nunutes. I don't think it would bother me if they didn't announce it. You can't announce something and go back on what you said. I know it was an honest mistake, but when you're dealing with people at that crucial of a time, that's not right.· U.S. Open announcers could not be reached for comment. But Mano Ziul, ASP computer programmer, said these events normally use three or five judges. "ln the Op Pro (which ended eight days ago), when we split the competition zone (for simulta- neous beats) and used four judges. I had to quickly change the program, and I skipped some of the procedures. One of the pro- cedures I skipped was the be- breaking, so inside the computer program the result was nght, but on the screen (for the announc- ers), it was wrong ... the mistake was there, waiting to pop up." The announcement of erro· neous information changed Gill's strategy in Ole waning moments of a heat worth at least $600 extra. Losers in the quarterfinals earned $1,250: losers in the semi- finals $1,850. "I feel I probably would've done something different bad I been losing, or known I was los- ing, but I took the opportunity to sit right by my competitor," Gill said. •1 have a bad taste in my mouth ... 1 wish the outcome was better. I know I wasn'rtipped off, because it was an honest mis- take.· GW. retired from the pro cir- cuit since 1981, was the only Cal- Uomia s\iif er to reach the women's quarterfinals, and one ot only .two Americans (along with defending world champion Usa Andersen of Ormond Beach, Fla.). Gill. a grocery checker for a Carlsbad supermarket, has no plans to return to the ASP Tour, even though me earned more money lMt week than she would bave at bei ~job. Costa Mesa's 15 & under squad bows in Junior Ol~pi~ semis •Local team hoping to secure bronze medal in Florida against SoCal B from Tustin. ALTAMONT& SPIUN~ Pia. - 0-..-'i 15-and·undlr water polo._ .. tn tlae "'IDMIMh of tlae~Jmdor~. • dt r , ......... ,.., n• a gold me<lal. for the two 11 & under games to MeN loll to 'Orea. a dub tMJD be ~yed later in tbe day, made baled m VlDa Park. 11-3. Prelh-one Mve and one ltMl. man Hunter Taylor and IOPho-MeN'• 159 wen to play SoCal mores Chad Cleaver and Thdc:t 8 , a dub team frcml 1\altin, for the Hylton Mdl ICOfed itngle goU ~~17 .••• ......--. -·'s 12-6 focMela. --GolleJUIUDTa~lwlemne .Wta ovw UPAC"!~ and ..... iiid twO--. .,..._. • 5 ...... to ~ ............. wbo ....... 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S.tna with lh4ll County Clttk ol MENTS FOR INGRESS, OOE •STATE OF CALI: qulrtmtnlt. You ~Y w-"t ST • 2 2 0 2, I AH Poled I HHt menl charges ~...,-....of before four monthe EllC l>a'lld Plltls, V20 E Ocean Mach. CA 91024 Orarig• 'County on July e. EGRESS, ENCROACH· FORNL\; AS PERM.AP Re 10 call en t ttorney rlghl DIEGO, CA 92101· lor ttash and g111bage col· ....... ~ of .. from th• hHtlng dttt Fn>ne,e.toa.CA92961 Jina$ 811Ttlle •• ~1S.. 1995. MENT, UTILITIES AND FOR CORDED IN BOOI( 29. eway. If you do not know 3840 lecllon •••• , rort11 In . r• CllllglMafl lllaa'M ~ .. notlotd •ove Oiw AcutMl·Pns, ll20 E ~. 17620 Rebeea Ln. Publllhed ~Beach-OTHER PURPOSES AS PAGES 3t THROUGH 34, an attorney, you may call (818)233-18 18 por1 fllad with 111• Cltrk of .....-wlllaeOldlfld,_. YOU MAY EXAM-OcHnf~Bllboa,CA02681 YOll»Undl,CA92616 . Co1UI Mtll Plot July 24, SET FORTH IN THE DEC. 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NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR· ol .:":.. :..:': eon lnlerHttd In t~• ness ytt?No no • lleSSyel?No • •• PUBLIC NOTICE CORDED MARCH 8, 1994 ~58~05~sc~fBEgA!~ ltt(lutn etta clladon Judi· MIG25 fHER GIVEN U\l l th• Hid StOl.42'.21 The lenaftcWy ·~tat•, you may til• s~ ERIC OAVI> PARKS, Sk.>N£O JAMES R soon AS INSTRUMENT NO. 94· • claJ usled Ilene un p!Uo d• PUBLIC NOTICE report on fll• In lht Co11a elect eo llld ..., ._, with tnt cOYrt • formal OIANAAOUSSET-PAAl<S TNs stllemtnt wn ltltd Wllll NOTICI OF 0185286 OF OFFICIAL FOLlOWS: PARCEL I, AS 30 DIAS CALENOARIOS Mell Sanitary District 01· =Ma-* b6d. In llddlo RequHt for lpeolal TIU a\lelmtnt wlS hltd wr1h the Ccuflt)' Cit~ of Of1(10e TRUSTEE'S SALE RECORDS OF ORANGE ~H~~K or: ~:t: fell~~ pare prHenle' una r• cna1298,33 lice, 77 Fair Drive, may be tlon tD CMfl the TMltiMwtl Notlot o f tht filing ofan Ille Ccu/llY Qtllc of Oranot Coulltlton~ 25 1Gll5 T.S. No. COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. PARCEL MAP IN THE' OF· spuosta Hcrlla a maqulna NOTl~E TO examined weekdays b• aca,it I C......-a checll In ventory end appral1al County on_Jg!y 11, IQ05 NOTICE· Thi ReHous ~ L2t7240 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT FICE OF THE'coUNTY RE· en HlaCOr1t. TO IWffn the hours ol 8 a.m. clt.wnonaataleOfnMlonll of .. , ••• ••••t• or ot NOTK:E·'flii• Acnous Name StatemtnteJQlirtSfiw~ait lrom Unit Code L UNDER A DEED OF TRUST CORDER OF ORANGE Una car1a 0 una llamada CREDI RS OF and 5 p.m. ._., a diedl m-bV a anv petition or ecoount Slllement ~res Ir~ yeaii from lhe dal9 1t was t~ed in the OlllCt Loan No DAVIS DATED 1/23/92. UNLESS COUNTY teltlonlca no It olrecera BUUC SA1.E , COSTA MESA SAN• .... Of fec1ar11 crte1t unlon et providad In H Ctlon the c111e 11 was ftlecl 111 t11f Ofhce ol lhe Count/ QeJk. A ,,_. r,~. AP 047•111.o7 YOU TAKE ACTION 10 YOU AR,E IN DEFAULT proleoclon; tu respuesta (SECS.9104, ITARYDISTRICT oracNdldrwwnbya ..... 1250 of tht Callfornit ollheCcunf90ttlr.AnewR~·'OUS Business Harne Sta!Wnent TD s'ERVICE COMPANY PROTECT YOUR PROP· UNDER A DEED OF TRUST etr11a a maqulna Ilene que 1105 U.C.C.) Florine T , Retchla, Of,.._.., ll\ltngl-loln Probate Code. A Rt· &ous Business Name Stalement ~lbef~edbelo1tlhatdN Tiie " ·a~ly eppolntad TiullH ~R~i[1~AJA~~ S~~~J DATED e/t7/93. UNLESS cumpllr con las fol'moli· escrow No. Aul at a nt M•n•a•r/ •uodll6on. uW1p aeeodo quHt for Speolal Notlct must be f~ed befOll that dale TM fi~llO ol lhsstatement does not of uncl.tr the following de· NEED AN EXPLANATION YOU TAKE ACTION TO d1dH legales apropladas 951082·EH Clerkoflh•Dfstrlct adcnorlllllll'gablnk..-ci-form la evallable from M111Qolthlss1Jtementdoesno1o1 1tsetl 1111honzt the ust 1n lhs ·scribed deed ol 1rus1 WILL OF THE NATURE OF THE PROTECT YOUR PROP· •I uslld qultrt qoe la ~Or1e NoUce Is hereby given to Publlshod Newport fled In ladtort 1102 ti the th• court cleric. 1tsell IUthontt Ille use in Iris state of a Fi~'°"' Business SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION PROCEEDING AGAINST ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT e~cuchedlu caao. creditors of the within Beach.Costa Mesa Dally F1nanclll Code end...,_ Anomay far Pwdtiarwr: stlte of a f!Q,ous 8uSlntSS N"1le IQ ""°"'on of the righCJ of TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER YOU YOU SHOULD CON· A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU uata nol prtsenta su named aeller lhat a bulk Pilot Augu 1 2 7 1995 r1zad to do bu8lela In WI 0.eml Maruyama Name 1n "'ola'°" ol lt1' r!ohts of another under ftdetal, Stitt, or FOR CASH (In lhe forms TACT A LAWYER NEED AN EXPLANATION respuasta a 1 empo, puede sale Is aoo..rt to be made ol 1 ' ' ' ...._ In the event t9"daf 720 ,.....,._Aw. 1oot11er under Federal Stale or common law (Set Stclon 14400 which are lawful lender In 1906 w BALBOA BLVD OF THE NATURE OF THE porder el caso, Y le pueden the as sots described Wl6S CICtW than cuh Is llCCet:*d •2oz common law (Set S~n 14400 et seq 8uS1ness Ind PlofesS1ons th• Clniled States) and/or NEWPORT BEACH, CA PROCEEDING AGAINST quit~ :u 111"10• suddlnero below. PUBLIC NOTICE lhe T"*-tNff Wlhhckt Co.ta llaea CA •28.H ti seq. Busintss Ind Plofm1ons Code) · th• CHhltr'I Ctrt1f1ed or 92663 YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· y 0.r • cosas \ •. IU The names and ad· .. IUUlnce of.,.. Truat· 08104. 08/07. 08/11 Code) Arst '11ino other chtckl 1p1c1fitd In "'(II a street address or TACT A LAWYER. proptedad tin avlso adiclo-dresses ol the seller are: cns1293547 _.s Dttd urCI flMlds be-First Flllno Newport BeJCll·Cosll Mtu Clvll Cod• Secuon 2924h common designation of 2405 Cliff 011~•. Newport "£!1po' part• dt laul~e. ABEL MARTIN FISCHER Flclllloua c:ome ..,...._to the payw PUBLIC NOTICE IOAROW ESCllOW COMPANY CN3158ta .M 31 Aug 7 14 21 g:•Y:!:': ~o fu~.~'. 1~·.~~= ~o~e:;r.~s ~:o~vn&n ~:; ~of ha c:treet addren 0, gal:~~" ,.O~~ r9:ue •:,~8d ~dA~~~1~c~s~~DDM~~ BualntH Nam• ~;:.-.:_ "':' :! CHs12n 2" 501 MC.t*rDtrMt 1995 • · · Company) all nght, llllt Its com 1Ztene~s Of cor· common dHlgnalion of qulota Uamat a un abogado CA. 92626 . St•t•m•nt IMde. ~ wlhcU covenant NOTICE OF SMJfl Ana. CA ~li PUBLIC NOTICE and lnte1es1 conveyed 10 tel f .. Th b ficl property Is shown above lnmedlatamt nte, SI no The loeauon In California Th• following persons are or w.rancy ....,._ Of em-PETITION TO Hewpoll BelCIK:osta Mesa and now htld by 11 under ~:'':aid D~ e:;;' rr:sl no warranty Is glven as 10 conoca a un aboga~o of the chiel eHculiV• office doino busintSI as: plltd ,tQlttding tllie, ~ ADlllNlSTER CN319418 ~RC~ Alt Mt. Ftltt•a tald Offd of T1ust In the b ea I br h . its completeness or COf· puedt Hamar a un serv1c10 of the aeller Is: Same as Mcf'arland & Associates, elCln or ~ to ESTATE OF• SUSAN 1714.31. Auo 7, 1!19S FtCTITlOUS IUSlll01 propeny hereinafter d• d~l;ull sc,:; fh: obl';ga;uo: rectness>:" Th• .oeneOclary ~· ;•::;:n:~~I: ~~!d~ 1~ff· t d b th 11 11 ~6e5.6a ~9:':::1 Dr .. Costa utillfV tM lndetMdneU a. MC>l.NAR PUBLIC NOTICE IWIE STATOIDfT tenbed: tacurtd thereby hereto-under said Deed of Trust, 1 1 ( 7v v s e Y e seer,• • aecurad by aald Deed, acJ. ,.Are NO A 1789_._. The lollowlng pel10tl(J) 1n 11 TRUSTOR· RICHARD f euled ~ d I by reason ol • breach or ega vea el d1rec:torl0 lel• o1her-btlsiness names and Redlands Sollwart, Inc .. a vaincaa the'9Undtf with In-_...... • -oc.no buslntSS IS AffOAOASLE HARMON DAVIS, TRUSTEE a°:e~ l~x~he undersl n:O'v~ dolault In the obllgauons lonico). addresses used by th• C:ihlomla co1pora1JOn, 2656 tlfat a prcwtdtd lhertt\ . To ell helrt , benefl· Fil• Ml. fl5261Z WATER HEATERS (805) 947. OF T>iE RICHARD HAR· wrlt1en Declaration ~I Oe· secured thereby, hereto· CASE NUMBER seller wllhln three years.,.be-Redlands Drive, Costa and the unp9ld prindpal bll-c1ariH, ctedltott, con· f~~~A~'=S 8386 1330 Si)nngiuie Or ~m- MON DAVIS SEPARATE laull and Demand lor Sale lore executed and dehv· (Numaro d•I Caso) lore lhe dale such fist was Mesa, CA 92627 aric:e of the note aacured by tlngent creditors. and Tile loll n( daeCA 00550 • PROPERTY TRUST. ES· and written nouct 01 de: ered to lhe undersigned a 29427 1 sent Of delivered to the Thi• bu~lneu Is con· Akf dttd wtlh lnterHt p~raona w~o may other· owing perso s) 1~ Leooce JostPb Roux, (S?3- TA8LISHEO DECEMBER fault and of election lo w11t1en OoclaraUon of De· Tht name and address of buyer are: Nona. ctricled ~Y· •corporation d tntr90n as ptoVlded In uld w1H be tnl•rHtod in ~~:Slgr~ :, SH1f n, 17·5879) t330 SpnnQlme or 11. t 98t, & STEPHEN C cause lh• undersigned 10 laull and Demand tor Sale, lhe court is· (El nombre Tht names and buslnesa •reg strant commence Nott,,..., ctwaes end u· tho . will or estate, or · llSWIC "' Pamdale CA!llS(i() MC CLUER & JANET D. 1811 said property 10 sallsty and writlon nollce of cl•· dlrecclon cl~ ta cone 05~ addresses of the buyer are: l~ lra~1s~~\ bualness under pllftMI ol the frultte and both, of: SUSAN B. Cy~ss. ~ ~ 06 Ketlh ·Mnn Gocllman (ST2 MC CLUER & WILLIAM said obligations and lhera· fault and of election lo ORANGE COUNTY MU BYHUENG CHUL KIM and ES-e ~I I ~usb name" or the tNm Cfeated by aid M OLNAR Or Cyrue ~· 1 Bruns 98-7823) 1338 Spnnghne Or TEPPER alter the un'derslgned cause the undersigned 10 · T R M. l<IM, 1600 names 10 a oveon..-1· DHclofTrust. Unlon Bank, A PETITION het . inss ...... 90630 Parncul 'CA93S50 BENEFICIARY: FRANCIS caused told nolice ol de-sell ,aid propor1v 10 satisfy NICIPAL COURT, CENTRAL ADAMS. COSTA MESA, 9R5 di d s ( • c.litomla Corpomion. U8 bH n filod by H AROLD ll'llS WSllleSS IS conwcted Tiu ~Slness s conwc1ed "" A. URSINI ANO KAREN A. faull and of election 10 be said obligations, and thore-JUDICIAL DISTRICT; 700 CA. 92626 · e an s o lware, Inc., Mot1gaqit1 8116 MlfcUfy Ct. C. NESS, J R. In the Jn lndi'flQial 1 "' URSINI, TRUSTEES OF Recorded March 30 t995 a lier the unde1slgned w. Civic Center Drive, The assets to be sold are ~lc~~rd G. McFarland, M-800, PO 8ox-BM16, san Superior CC>Yrt of Celi· Halle you S':1fted dOlllO llJSI· a oe:,: p.utne=~ do! llJ THE FRANCIS A. URSINI as Instr. No. 95·135034 In caused said notice of do· SantaAna,CA92701-4080 descrlbod in general as: {~11 0~\ 1 11 d Dlego,CAl21~18,(611) tornle, Countv of Or· nessy0et?"~ nessl8l ':'s5-4 1N. no SI-ANO KAREN A. URSINI Book Page ol Olflclal faull end of election to be Th dd d Furniture, Flxturu and ' s a omen was 1 e ~ By. Julle D. Winn. engo SIGNEI U1;NISE CHOU Y • • '""' FAMILY TRUST DATED Recoids In the office of lhe Recorded Aprll t9, 1995 as 1610~h~~~e~u~be~e~:·pl~~-Equipment. Tradename, wQith thee County ~erk of AulstM1t Vice t!Hldent. THE PETITlON re· TlltS statement wu hied WI SIGTN LEONCEJlSEPHROUX OCTOBER 7, 1980, Re· recorder of Orange Co nl . Instr. No. 95·162039 In • Goodwin, Leasehold Im· range ountv on uly 13, o.ted: J1it¥ 21,_ 199S t th t HAROLO C Ille Ccuniy Clerlt of o Ills s~tement was lded With cord ltd January 31, 1992 Said Sale of ro rt u ~Ii Book Page of Olllcl1I 1111 1 attorney, or plalntlH provemenl convenent not l995. ASAPt711'1eh,8114, 81'21 QUH • • • County on .Ally 16, 1995 the County Cltrll ol Olangc as lns11. No 92.05895t In be made In .. f, 1:.' c~ndl· Records In tha oll1co of lhe without an attorney, Is: (El to compete and are located F052193 NESS, JR. be -.ppolnted NOTICE· Tin Mcltous C<>untton.Nly 25, 19115 Book pig• of Olllclal uon wilhoul covenant Of recorder ol Orange County; nombrt, la d1n1ccion y ol at: 1600 AOAMS, COSTA Published Newport Boach· PUBLIC NOTICE :• P•:•0::'~~r:ttn~· SWtment exprts 11~ yean 1 NOTICE· Tiiis Fic-.ous Name Records In th• 0H1C• ol the warranty express or Im· Said Salo or p1operty will numero de teltfono del MESA, CA. 62626 Costa Mesa Dally Pilot July Alt Ml ,.52514 • v: t 001 t he d • ~ f • ll1t date 11 was lded 1n ll1e 011 Stattment tllPIU h~ ye~ lrom Record er of Orange phed, reoard1ng Ulla pos· be mad• In "as Is" condl· ebogado dtl demandanle, The business name used 24, 31, August 7, 14, 1995. ACTITIOUs IUSlllUS •• TH E PETITION t nt. ol Ille Ccuntt Clelll A new nc.. the dale rt was ·~td 1n Ille OfllCt County: session 0, oncumt)(ances lion 11111thoU1 co11onan1 or 0 dtl demandanle que no by the seller at lhal loca-m906 •.a .. ST re· M>us Bosmcu ~me Slltemo ol Ille Countv Clelll A new FIC'· aaJd Deed of Trust d• 10 ay the rtmillnlng rlncl: wa1tanly. express or Im· 1 lion Is: TOTALLY JUICE -E ATOIDIT que1t1 the dec.edent'1 rrus11>et~edbelortUYt~te The 'ous Bosmess ~ s1a1emel(i acr1bts lht lollowtng prop-p'J sum ol the no1e(s) se-plied, regarding till• pos-~':~~~~;·~~I ANO JAVA PUBLIC NOTICE do! Tiie ~dlcwlno person(~)....., W ILL and cod1clle, If l1•ng ol lhs statement does not of 11\lst be Ille<! Qelort INt dJte The arty: curltd by said deed of session, °' encumbrances. Th• an1Jc1pated datt of OOlllQ D Stness as a .,..,,E any, be edmlned to itself 11.11honie Ille use 10 ttn llllngol ti.s swementdOes not ol PARCEL t· Trust, with Interest as In to pay the remaining pone!-JOHN A. SABA. the bulk sale Is 8-23-95 at Flctnloua ProOUCTKJHS, b ~AH probate. The WILL end slite of a Fic."ous 8uS1ness 1tsell ailhonie lilt use 1n ttn AN UNDIVIDED 1/4TH IN· seld nola ptovided ad· pal sum of the note(s) s• 950 w. 17th Street, Suitt the onice of tvy Esaow BualnH a Nam~ ISIM>, N 117~7. 1440 S any codicil• are avail· Name in 't!otaaon of lilt not'dS of st.att Of a Ficuous Bo11ness TEREST AS TENANTS IN vancts If any und~r Ill• cured by J8ld deed of ".E", Santa Am, CA 92706 Company, 8942 Garden Stat•m•nt . Annm ll'ld. Spate E-31 able for examination in 1not11er under ftdt,. siaw or Harne m 1'10llban ol the llOflts of COMMON IN AND TO PAR· ltrms 'or said Deed ol Trusl, wnh interest as In DATE: FEB. 02, 1995 Grove Blvd• 1207, Garden The following persons are Anlhelm.CA92805 the file kept by the commonllW (See StcM>n 14400 anothtf under Ftderllf SUie Of CEL I OF PARCEL MAP Trust. lees, chatges and srud note provided, ad· ROBERT B. KUHEL Gr~e. CA 926«<., doing buslne11 as: UPTV Cotpomon. 1440 S court. e1 seq flusiness Ind fniltUIOllS corrvnon I~ (Set Sec~ 14400 NO. 90-301. AS SHOWN expenses ol the Trustee vancas. 11 any. under tho C l erk by MARILYN This bulk 581•. is subject AT EASE WOMEN'S & ANheim ll'ld, Space E.·31 THE PETITION re· Code)' elseq ,8uS1nessll'ldPlofesS10ns ON A MAP FILED IN BOOK and o1 lh• trusts created lerms of said Deod ot TAMYO D t lo Ca!1lornla Uniform Com-HOME 40t Newport Cen-Anlhelm.CA92805 quHta euthoritv ~o flmflllng Code) • • ••II by said Deed ol Trust Trust, lees, cha1ges and NOTICE T~~~l PERSON ~~c~al Code Section ter Dr.: Newport Beach, CA Tl'IS bu11ness IS eordJded edmlnltttr th• Htelt Htw.p0rt 8e1<:h·Cos1J Mrsa first ftbng HARBOR lAWN- MOUNT OLIVE Cemetery Sales Leads Furnished 2 ... mi.•un&Y Mortuary * Chapel Orematlon 1 10 Bfooc:tway CoeteM ... .., .. 1. rlOWl ll .When Words Are Not Enough "Specializing In S11mpathy ~,., .. Said sale wtll be held on· expenses of the TrustH · · 92660 1 COIPM'on under th Ind nd CH320QQJ .u 24 31 ~ 7 14 Newp0rt 8eK11-Cos~ Mru Augusl 28, 1995, 11 3:00 and of the trusts crealtd SERVED: You art served If &O subject. the name LC Stevanaon, Inc.. Tiie ~S111f11 commenc:td Ad 'nl •ti •P•f Ent gg5 • Q • • CN31S820 ~3l AuQ7 l4Zl p.m. Oii lht front steps to by said Deed ol Trust. as an lnd1V1dual defendant and address of lhe person (Cahl.), 578 Npport Cen· trnact llJsmess under ml •lrt 0~ 0 •· 1 1995 · th• entrance ol the Orange Said sale will b• held on: Pub t I ah• d Newport with whom clalms may be ter Ot , Newport Stach CA fd'<>us taisuiess name tat•~ Act. (Thie aothorl· --------- Civic Center, 300 E. Chap. August 29, 1995, al 3.00 Beach-Costa Mesa Daily hied Is Ivy Escrow Corn· 92660 ' namn llsled ~ on -'ine 19 :X wtll ellow t~• per•~,?" PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE man. Orange. CA p.m. on lhe front alops 10 Piiot Jul 17 24 3t Au· pany, 8942 Garden Grove This business Is con· 1ggs repreeenteuve to t-• Al lh• time of the Initial the entrance of lho Orange Y • • • Blvd .. "207, Garden Grove, ducted by: a corporation SIGNED UPTV CORPOl\ATION many action• without Fii• Ml. fl5?6H Fill No. fllU4Z publlcat1on of this notice Civic Cen1er. 300 E. Chap-gusl 7, 1995. CA 92644, lllld the last Have you starled doing By John A. Schroede1 Ctn ob1aming court epptov· FICTITIOUS IUSINfSS FICTITIOUS IUSINESS tha total amount 01 the un'. man. Orange, CA m901 dale for 1111~ da1ms shall business yei? Yes, 6.8.95 financ:ial Oflictr · el. Befort teklng oerteln HAME STATEMENT _ !CAME ITAltMEHT paid balance of lhe obliga· Al the Uma of tho lnillal PUBLIC NOTICE be 8·22 199 which Is the LC Stevenson, Inc .. Unda Tt.s stalement was f~ed WI vary lmponant action•! Tile following person(s) IW Tile Id.owing pemn(s) iHre lion atcured by the above publication of this noUco. business day before lhe s. Beale, Prosldenl lilt Ccun1Y Clerll of Ora however, the pettone doltlQ laiS1ness as PAPILLIO do!llQ tais.ness as BESf VALUE described deed of trust lho total amount ol lhe un· BSC 42 19 sale date specified above. This statement was filed County on .My 18 I~ repreHntatlve will be MARKET, !l070 W l.mcoln Alie · GROCERY WAREHOUSE I BEST 811c1 astlmaled costs, ex· paid balance of the obllga· NOTICE OF Daled 8/3/95 with Iha County. Clerk of .N()TIC£·Thls Ficnous N req"!ired to give notice I A·B. Anatletm, CA 92801 VALUE ~ET. (818) 855-0195 penses, and advances, Is llon .socured by the above PETITION TO Byung Chui Ki m Orange County on Juna 28, Slaltme,. e.pi1es lr.oe years lro to interested p eraon1 Sunnder iwmar Vttma.. 1~27 831 H 'Hloenda Bl'ld . L• Puente' S107.889.19. described deed of · trust Esth.,M.Klm 1995. lhedlteltwas lltedin lheOfl u nleu the y heve Hester Ave , Bue~~ CACA 91744 · It Is posslble lhal at the and estimated costs, ox· ADMINISTER Published Newport F950729 ofthe CcuntyCler'il. AMN Fte•·w eivod notice or con· goszo HopeMal\lnc,CA,307~7Aut time of sale the opening penses, and advances, Is ESTATE OF: Beach-Costa Mosa oany Published Newport Boach· '<JuS eu11ness Name Stateme aented to the propoted Hltesfl Kl.lm1n Verma 1~27 W011. Alncho Palos Vtroes. CA bid mav be less lhan lhe $1,079, 184. 71. PRISCILLA Piiot August 7, 1995. Costa MHa Dally Pilol July must be filed befo1t lhlt •me l action.) Th~ lndapen· = Ave'\ Boe~ Park. CA G027S 1otallndebtedneS1due. 111111 r•s\blt11hat Bl :h• MARHOEFER M9Z6 24 3t Augusl 7 14 19i5 ltht1Qoflhtsst11ernentdoesnotof de nt adm1nl1tr1tlon Thi tai Tt.s bu11ness11conclldldby Dat•:7/3t/95 b~m~ ·~:le~:.~~~"1~ CASE NO.A178B88 . ' ' ' 'm9!6 1tse11 aulholia Ille use 1n nu euthoritvwillbegranted r..ism.!:i &~'1:s"corKlicle<lby a~ ,' T .D. SERVICE COM· 10181 ln~bltdness due. To. afl htlr$, beneficiaries, PUBLIC NOTICE statt ol 1 faM>us flusmes unlH I an lnterH ted Have you s1ll1e<I <IOI llJSI· The ttgistrant commenced ID PANY, H Hid Trust•• Date· JULY 27 1995 crad1tor1, cont1ngen1 cred1· NOTICE TO PUBLIC NOTICE INama in "°'"on of the ng11ts o1 person ftlee an obj9otion ness yet? Ho no trllnUd ~11ness under lilt By Chrfa Damlow • • tors, and porsons WtlO may under ftdtfll s.. to tho petition and S«>NEO SUfllHOEA l1cu ous bullntss 111mt Of Vice Pr•sldtnt, t7SO T.D. SERVICE COM· otherwise be Interested 1n CONTRACTORS Fiie Ma. FISHll law (Set Seeton 14 thow• good ceuH why ~AMA, NAAESH KUMAA Niiles hied lbo'.ie on .lint 1, E. 4th St., Ste. 7001 PANY, H said Tru1tae ~ wtll or estala, or both, INVIT ING BIDS flC1lOOUI IUSINESI seq , Busineu Ind Professaons lhe court ahould not \tfUM l(IJMAAI lOlllS S t An CA 92 705 By KAREN MERKEL, of. PRISCILLA MAR· NOTICE IS HEREBY ICAMU TATf.1100 ,) -grant the euthority Thi sQte hied wr1h S6H£O HOPE MAAl INC 8y •n a •• I ASS ISTANT SECRE· HQEFER GIVEN that th• Board of Tiit lollowll\O ~S) I Firstr.no A HEARING o~ th• s ment WIS ~R&llpour,Pl'tSIClellt (714)543-8 372 TARY 737 A r nold A PETITION has been Trustees of the Fountain oo.no taisiness as COAST llf·lAW OFJICES Of l£S E U.p tlth> ·u b h Id ~Irle Cc.Int/ Oerlt OI Orange Tt.s slljemtnt wn 14edwifll IF AVAILABLE, THE D I 'st C M rll hied by THOMAS MAR· Valley School D1stricl of Or· TEANAllOHAL SALES & MAR DOIEA • • n wt • e on on.July 18 1995 Ille Ccuncy Clttll of n.. ...... EXPECTED OPENING 'v•, • ' • nez, HOEFER In Iha Superior ange County, California wtll l((llNG Al 1 1784622. 114s . Auguat 31, 1996 at TICE Has fdtout Name Councyon.uy25 1ggs "'•'V"' BID MAY BE OBTAINED CA 94553-8520 (510) Court of California, County receive bids up lo and In-N ~lhoqle Pk .18 A~~nloull.lwC.,. 1 :45 P.M . In O•pt . 703 S!Mtment nprts 11~ ytllS IR>m NOllCE·ll111 fa'<>u Na BY CALLING THE FOL-22 .. 9015 of ORANGE. eluding 2:00 P.M. Augull ,_m CA0280I • · ~hlldRoor"*">d8f"1 loceted •I 341 The City Ille Cllle 11 was liled 1n !tit OtrlCI Stattmtnt cxprn 11-.. s ,,: LOWING TELEPHONE IF AVAILABLE, THE THE PETITION requests 10, 1995 al the District Pitstnt lrM"*OOll Salato.Ano* CA~ Otlvt Ora nge CA ollht~Clelll A ntwfd·h°'*l it Was filed ~Oii EXPECTED OPENING th al THOM~S MAR· Business OHice, 17210 Oak Inc A cait Co!pofWOn ~ 14 9 2888 . MiuS Bustness Namt Stnment of the Ccu Cltr1I. in iet DN~YMBBEERS0 ON THE BID MAY BE OBTAINED HOEFER bt 1ppOlnted as Street, Fountain Valley, CA. 17.5 \12 N °""~ Pk c:ro= ... 2 ... 1 C:,~7 1.. IF YOU OBJECT TO IMl bellltdbetorelhat~ The Miiis Busi~..,_,! news,... ftcb- .. l' RE THE BY CALLI NO TH a FOL· personal represen1a11ve lo 92708 -•" • ......Y • '"• the granting of tht 1411no of lhs statement does not of '-'"' .... mtnt SA1.E: (7 141 480.5990 LOWING T ELEPHONE administer the Hlale of the At this lime, date. and "8;~~;:11 ~ 1Gll5 pttitlon, you ehould itself aulhonze the us. 1n ttu ::st: ~td belOll INUme Tiie TAC410t39C i NUMBER ON THE DAY decedent. place, bids w1H b• pubHcly 1 COf'POll•on PUBLIC NOTICE appear et the hH ring Stitt DI a FQ'°"s Business 1= lhOft ~I'll does llOl Of Publlahed Newport BEFORE THE SALE A HEARING on lhe pell· opened and rtad •loud tor Regrstrll1l l\U not .,.1 tleOIJ end •l•t• your objeo· Namt in "'°'"on Of h nglltS of state :: z.~"" in ttlls BHch·Costa Mesa Dally 1 lion wtll bt held on AU Bid No. 96·5 for "AS· sact llJ undt CHSt2t7364 tlone 0, file w ritten lllOlller under fe<1e111 State or . • • Bullness Piiot August 7 14 21 (510) 3 13·9581 GUST 31, 1995, at 1:45 PHALT' as Indicated In th• ~.:!, laiSl=s ~ 0 NOTICE OF abjection• w ith th• law (Set~ 14400 :::_•n "'°'atc>n of the nghts ol 1995 • • • TAC410044M P.M. In Dept. 703 located Bid SpecllleallOll. Bid doc-namesllsladhe PETITION TO oourt btfort th• hear· tstQ ,BuS1ntssandPfofesS1oos r llOder Fedefll, Stile. or · Published Newport at 341 Th• City Drive uments and 1pecl0callon1 rein 1 Your ••r•nc• l common l1W (Set Sec'°4I 14400 M923 Beach-Costa Mesa DaJly South, Orango, CA 92668. are on file at the District f:;::fp SAl.Tf1:. IHT~:e ADMIN~ER ~y be In P!rfon or by 1'11 '1kll0 ~, Busintst Ind Plofus1ons __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_IC_E __ Pilot August 7 14 21 IF YOU OBJECT TO lhe Purchasing Department, lo-W Woll Fltside By ESTATE OF. AKIKO your attorney NtwJlOl\BtlCll Costa Mesa f1 l • ' • granting of lhe petition, you caled at 17210 Oak StrHI, • Ill MAYHEW IF YOU · ARE A CNl2000ell64020JP.NI 243\ rstrllillO NOTICE OF 1995. ihould appear I I the heat· Fountain Valley, CA. 92708. Tl111 s~ement was l~ed w1 CASE NO A 178972 CREOITOR or • ti Aug 7 H 1995 • • NewPQlt 8e1Ch·Cosll Mtu '---.,,,.""""'..,,...,,...--..._;;M..;;.9;;;..;24 Ing and 1lalt your ob~IC• (714·843-3245) 1ht Ccunly Ole~ of 011noe T all h r b fl di con n-' ' CH31581GH09£MICT .lJ/31 Aug TRUSTEE'S SA1.I! ,-CLASSIFIED lions or 111• wrlnen ob K-Th• Board ol TrusteH r• tCcunty Of'I My 18. 100& · 0 ••1•• •n• • gent ore tor of t~• 7,1',21, 19115 • T .t. Ho. u· th lions with lht cour1 be ore 11rves th• tlilht to rtJect NOTICE·lt.s FGM>us ~lanH, oredi.tors. oon-dect .. •d, you must file PUBLIC NOTICE 021 S292 c:n 1 reaource you lh• hearing. Your appear· any and 111 b id• and 10 'Staetmenc IXPllU 11~ yen I bngent oradltort, t nd your claim · with the 1-------~-U It c d Q count on to 1811 • ence may be In person or waive any lrregularlly lltt cSIN II was l~td 1n the Oii pereona who may other· court •nd mell •copy t o file Ma. Jt12M5 ~oeno N!. myriad ol merch•n· by your attorney. lhereln. Th• right Is also r• OI 1111 Ccu/llY Clelk A new FICt w lH ~· lnterHttd In t~e p1r1onal reprt11nt• FICTmOUI ...-n dlH llema, bocauae IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR served by the Board of !lolls lkislness N¥nC Stillmen the will or Htate or t1ve appointed by the NAME nATDIOO 540-3135 t0828114/ our columns compel or a conUngenl credllor of Trust"s to ttlect llem1 ITllSlblllltdbtlOftll\IOme T b o th, of: A.KIKO court w ithin f our Tiit IDllNllO penon(1) DE FREITAS qualllled buyer• 10 lh• deceased, you mutt fil• and/ot ttnllcet which In 1 .. ~0l trtlt mwment dOe• not MAYHEW month• from the date clolno buttnest • IN'fERNA 2983 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa Repainting? '""'" ~ ..... t,*M•.••· ...... loak il ..... cm= APl 42S 47 t 41 calll your clalm 'Wiil\ the court their opinion wlll beat serve rts~ aulhonze lltt use in h A PETITION hH of firat leeu enoe of T~ P£T'ROCKMICAL.. 122 r--------~=T=~=·=S=E=R=V=~=E=OO=M=AA=N=Y~===e=4=2=·~S~e~7~8~=~~~d~m~·~"~·~~~~~~~1~h~·~ptt~f~·lhe nt~~the ~~ ~~.~~Bo~ss ~~~~~N~~-~~td~~~~~~ • STARTING ANEW D•t• this 28th day oflNamt In"'°'*" OI ... ngtib MARKHAM MAYHEW H Otlon 9100 of th• 9'136:' • • July, t 995 enou. undtr f-tdtrll. SIJle, In the Superl9r Court of Celifornl• Probate Code. lnPltto, Inc , o.i-111, 122 •vi Patttck OulM, t u-common llw (Set SecM>n 1 Callfornle, Count y of The time for fill~ 8rlnlOld St . Slit! Yllley, ""• Procurement/ 1~. 8u11ness Ind P!oltSSIO Oran,si:f PETITION ,.. ollime will not t lCPft• 91~ ~ 11 COfQidld _.. Fecllltl.. ,, I. qu utt that JOHN before four month• 1 ~ ~ ~ m I Publl•h•d Newpo rt ,..~8tach~Mal MARKHAM MAYHEW from the hHring d•t• T _.... comimcnced '° \ I : •• ·JJ , Btach.Co•11 Mtsa Dally CH320ll04 .kA 24 31 AllO 7 14 be appointed u perton-noticed lbovt . • lMlnm unclet Ult l \ ) '6' Piiot July 31, Augu11 7, UM ' . . al repr .. entative to IN• YOUfllMAY EXAM-~ name OI .r 1995. tdmlnltter the ••tat• of '" the •kept by the ftll'llll •• abowt on ~ ,. the daoedent. court. II you •t1 • per· 10 191M PUILIC NOTICE THE PETITION ,.. eon lnterHted In t~• Nlf'TCO, tc, ty Loll NOTa 0/1 TltUl'TWI QUfttl the deotdtnt'• ••tet•t . you may file M .lotlnlon, VP ---.. -0-T-tC-E-TO ___ UU! UND8t D&D Of1 WILL •nd oodfoilt , If With tne ooun 1 format Tht .-nm •• llltd wlfl TMJIT T.a. Mo. 9121 env. b• admitted to Aequ11t lor Speoltl VII ~ Oertt of OrlftO' Oasslads11>..i .. .. .,.,.~ .. CONTRACTOR I Loart No.: 1-.nTON prob•tt. The WILL. llftd Nodot of tht fMlng of tn Coun!l on .My 11. 19115 INVITING •IDS YOU AN IN D9'JWLT UM-•ny codiclle art av9if· lnwntory and apprel1al NOTtE·llU F!Qbs N1tnt ........... . GIVNOTI CE IS HEREBY DIR A ~ 0/1 TftUIT ~. for examlnetlon In of Htatt aHeta or of BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • • EN ""' th• Boatd ol ~TID Aprl ,., 1.. UN! th flt k t b the 9ftV padtlon Ot HOCK.Int ~;.c;;-..Trusteea of lht Fountain LD8 YOU TNCll ACTION •rt • et> V .. J>.ro-Aded In teotlon 'TL_ r -..1 rw,,,. j__Daily n.:1-~ ,_ ___ J Valley School Dl•!rlct of Or· TO "'°'9C'f YOUR""°"' oou • 1250 of the Cellfornl• I TK ~,.. ...,..r rtmmt aJ 1TX .• 1-istH is pu:asa1 .., ......... -~ ange County, Cahlornla W'lll IRTY IT •Y • IOU> AT THE P!TfTION r• Ptobett Code. A Re· IDann-·-annuRnlia •"""a··-=LL'-,.. .. -,.L.~~--. ttcelv• bid• up to and In· A~ ML& p YOU que1t1 authority to qwetforS,,.ollfNotlot v_,.... ,..,_ 1Mllllllle"' '"'-uunne»t:S. cludlna 2:00 P.M. August ..., M DP\NMTION 0/1 edmlnl1ttr the Ht•t• fonn la evellablt from , vz wiU C" c: ~ nCH .L _ . &.. _: J J. _ 1 o. 1 ~5 al lht D111rk:t TMK MT\N 01 TMK MC> under tM lndepend•"' th• OCM.trt otartt W'~ • "'1W .x-.nn· 1TX flltTM JV' J'lU Ill no cdr1l cht:trgr, ana ~ Jf1U inc Bualne11 Office, 17210 Oak it--MM9f YOU Adminl1tr•tlon ol !• AW tt4LI .. ,_atW 1 .. . and dx . tht °""' n . &int4 Ana. Thm. J. ,A-the SM1rJ, Street, l'OW'ilaln Valley, CA. YOU ltD.LD calnM:T A tetN Aot. ITNe ......... ....... .. ...... • b1'J4 tnp /() . ~In VJ ~t UJKf l12~()8 th19 tlme, date, and u.m:,. = ·.:= .. -: :i ,:::::-:::: :::.•• ...... WWW is comp/Lll!J wt wiJJ jik JOllT fo:titi"*' busi!IOJ ntmle lfAlmVnt waj, tJx ~ ~~ •:.cibe ~~ =•• o.,s ••\ • ~: ...... wltheut ..._.CA -Clnlf, ,..,JJ;,J,. qntr" -&.. &..-~ • .;_,';..J J., '4w 111111 thm ~1~,.,.,,--J' kS No ..... f-M ........ a .. ·T C111a1• OOr; 1 I • ~ ..... ~ ..,..,., oun H/11 J..,.,J.r:::::::. .. ~ .L r!:'~--'-·~-·-"J J-r~ r~ £RS" -~:Cal~t~ ...... • aJJJllll ............. ..alfttNtuln • "J r~n WWI""__. .. .! \..tlmf, Bid Sptclttmlon. Bid Ck>C· ..... 2 ••• --~ ~ ~ PUIUC NOT1CI umtf\18 and ~flC•tlona ........ '° .. 0.." _ • .,,.,, -IM"O'• P/ase.,i17tofi"J""l"fa:titiwsbwinosst4kmmJllltht fMi'1 Pi/ol,33{)W. llt Ot1 file el Iha Dltctlcl TNll ...... llf -M. reptlHrMWW .. M ~--1111 II'. I... ,;./MM• Purchat)ng ~ lo-....._, .. ·--.... ,....,... 10 ... Mdoe &y~ U..Matz. ~~t:111'11111t.Slllpv,>~at/Jus111(7l.f)6424321 Jtnti we cated ll 1'1210 ou Street "'A111 ._...,......_•to .....,....., ~ .. ._ .. .!11--L. _ _,..,...&--•htttti&thU ---1.-J...nwiJ. , ....... Y:!:r,CA. .. 7"0'. ::-::=== ~ .:::: .... ,~..,.~ WW1'Tllllflr '6-· ~ -r.r..,."' r ._._ .. ""' (714"84~4!1 " ......,fl°"119t--. -., """ 111 N ._....,. ff wu.ilxlu/J htnM Mtv &-'w.. ~ ~. m/J us anJ wr ui/J /Jj mort fh.tn .::.. ao:.d rrr,.,: a.I *" ... --ta = -:: ~ -...,CA_,, ' 'J,j--. -•,/J-W~ 7-·~r-any Md .. ~. end '° ...... , r..~ ... ~ ....... tf0tl0ft " ........ 13441 !/Ml•--,... Gtiotl""" in JOllT"""--:.::::.. :~~r.·:::::: ;a:,-:. ~r~~~= --~........... .. = ......... .. GARAGE SALE HINTS Mak~ sure you amve at the garage sale early or you .wilt miss the~ bargains! --·· '"'Pilot = .. ~ .. ==~ -~ cr.rF,... = .... .. .. ........ ..... .... ... ¥. ..r.:i:. - CMfUHM 'II A --• .... .._..,."...,.. ...... ~ ___ _;,;, ____ .._ ..................... .-..._ ...... ;.;.,_ ____________ -i.I~'-.. .. .... ... ... ...... • --------- ( PVIUO NOTICll LOAN $431 Onot96 OlltfR ~~~"5 11 •1.t• rm AP NUMlllR049 071•23 NOTICE Of TRUSI U 'S SAL( UNOU\ DEED Of TRUST vouAA£ INOEfAUL1 UNDlRA OffD :;TRUST. DATED Match t4 1 2 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROJECT YOUR Pfl()P{RTY. IT ~AY BC SOLD AT A PO BllC SALE tr YOU NEEO AH EXPlAHAllON Of THE HATUIU Of THE PRO CEEDtNG AGAlHSl YOU YOU SHOULD CONTACl A LAWYE~ NOTICE It here~ Ol'Ytn lllat RONALD D RO P A LAW CORPORATION , • trUllM. or SIJCl*1Dr ttuttM· or substl- 111111 trusltl pursuant 10 1111 Deed ol Trusl tJIQllld ~ THEODORE F BAVLV AH ' , I • .,, .. . . ' ' l , , -, If"':· -4 - 'UIUC NOTICH CHE Rt l Yt.IN 8AVL Y HUSIAHO AHO WlfC, AS JOINT TENAHfS A«ordtcl Oii 0312011992 • In· snment No 92·170010 Jn Book Pao 01 OlllCl.ll records Ill 111• 01uce 01 tit Count; RteOIUtf OI ORANGE Count;, Calll0t~ tlld PllllUlllt to Ille NOllCll 01 Oe!Mlll lllll EllcilOn to Stl llltrll.llldt( ftcOrlltd 041?111995 In Boot! Page " 1ns11ument Ho 95 181164 01 hid Otlaal Records, Wll l SELL 011 otn8n995 11 In Irle front Of lf\e 1:aro1es at °" mm entty aru to 1.ACENllA CIVIC CENTER ~OHi 1 E Chapman Ave Placenua. CA II 10 00 A M AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH !:table at tht time or salt 111 IJI money ol Ille Unllld StallSl all,rtghl bllt and lnllr· ~-1002·1625 m 2102-2744 LU II .,~. ' I I 1. ... , , , 27n -..-__,,_2900-2911 - PUBLIC NOTICIS PUBLIC NOTICES •t COftV-.ytd 10 ltlll llOW lllld corrtelltSa 01 N pr0Ptf1V Id· by" 111111« SM! O•H oi :rs1111 dren llld 0111tr ~mOI\ o•· 8't Plot*~ llll.la"'O NICI 1ina!IOll II any, lhO~ lltltlll. Counl'( and l.lw 11tr11n1tt11 de lie t011j 1111011nt 01 lhl une>aid sa11>td. l01 5 IN BLOCI< 12 Of balallCI ol ltlt obllgauon " TRACT NO 27. IN THC CITY OF CUI.CS bY tti• Pl'Ol>tf!V 10 be lolCI NEWPORT SEACH. COUNTY Of *111 reuonabte "tim11eo cos11 ORANGE. STAlE Of CAllfOR expenses and aovaoces 11 Ille NIA AS PER MAP RECORDED lln'tt ol th• 1111"" 1141b11Qiioft of IH llOOIC 9 PAGES(~ 28 or "'' Hota ol salt II MISCELLANEOUS M PS I~ Sl20 943 61 In ldd1llon to THE ()(FICE Of THE COUN1Y cash '" Trusllt WW 1CX.111>t a RECORDER Of SAID COUNTY cashltr'• dlQ drawn on a s tatt EXCEPTING THEREFROM THE or 111110nat bank, a cllldt orawn SOUTHEASTERLY 7490 FEET by a stall or lederal e<t<llt union THEREOF Tht l>foPtrly edd<ess or 1 CMClc drawn by a state or and oll'ler common cleSlgnauon federal uvtnos and loan asso· II ~ ol IN real prcpeny clallOll, UVlllOS 1Stocia11on or 011 bed abovt IS ourported to SMngt bank specified 11'1 Ste· be ~30 CATALINA ORM bOn 51D2 ol the F1nanaa1 COde NEWPORT BEACH CA 92663 and IUlllOf"IZld lO do buSlllt$1 The undersioned Trusttt drs· In llllS stall In Ille' fNlllt t1110tr Claims any llaod1l'f tor any m· Otlltf 11\an cash IS aa:eoted 1111 -' PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES l MIH ('(lllf Vi'.th/'OIO llHI ISSU • ORM. • SUITE I 320 VJU 111oe ot lllt l rut~'I O..o unlll FORESl. CA 92630 (714)472· IUndl DtComt IVll!lal* to Ille 2366 ~ GlCNDA l WALUR pay .. OI tftdOlfM a I IN!ltt lRUST E SA€h OFFIC(R 01 flQllt Said Slit 14111 be maot. OPP 18548 81141121.t&"""' out wilhc>ut coven111t 0< wa. tlflly upress Of lmPloed <tgatd PUBltc NOTICE 1110 bile, "°'"''ion 0< ena1111-btw.s, 10 11t11ly Ille ruteblid NOTICE OF ness MCUltO by slid Deed PUILIC HEAltlNQ ldYanon 111Wtundt1, wilh NOTICE IS HEREBY 11\ltftsl a PfOVldtO lh«"1 Ind GIVEN that pw .. anl to tne unpaid pnnapal b$nct ol SKUon 5473.1 ol Article IV, Ille Nott stc11red by said Deed Ch1pter VI ol Pal'1 Ill, OM· with mternt 111ereon at pro-•Ion v ol the Health and vioea 111 sa1a Nora. lfts. Charges Safely Code ol the Stai. ol 111d txpenm ol 1111 1tus1M ana Calllomla, a public hea11ng tne trints cr•d 11y said Deto will b• held on August 24, t9951 a1 e·oo p:m. in Con· ot~ust 1.,ence Room l·A of the OI d 07fll/1995 Civic Cenier, Costa Mes:i RONALD 0. ROUP, A LAW Cahlornia, at wh1Ch time CORPORATION, 11 said Tra· the Board of 011ec1or1 ol IN 23101 LAKE CENTER 11\e Costa Mesa Sanitary 0 ASSIFIED HOURS Telephone 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday -Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm '1 . Monday-Friday DAILY PILOT DEADLINES Monday ............ Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:00pm ~ ' PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Oo51flC1 v.1 I htlll and dtltf· Clerk of th• Dlatrlcit mint prottst• and ObJK• Publllhtd Ntwport tioo1. and rtqu .. tt for ••· Boach·COtll t.1HI Dady emption, tt any, to the p10· Pilot August 2, 7, Hitt. !:Nd Hffnm•nl cnargn or liquid WHlt CClltCllOn . W1S7 pujuc NOTICI! H tel lor1g In a rtpott Med v.\lh Ult h11k of the 01s- Incl at lh9 01111lct 01hct, cn112a•739 n Fair Oflvt, Cotla Mell. f lcUUoua Cahtorrva. 8u1ln•uNam• NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR· St•t•rn•nt THEA GIVEN lhal tht llld Th• 1o110 ... 1ng petlOl\I .,. rtport on Ille In th• Cotto doing bos1ne11 a1· Mesa Sanlta'6n Olslflcl 01· W1tstb1ldge Capital Mar- her, 11 F-.Jr ve, m:iy be Q\1, 610 Newport Center txamlned wtekd1ys b•· Drive, NewPort 8HCh, CA Jween the 1lt>u11 ct 8 a.m. 92660 and 5 (>.m. lnter·Allon1lc Securities Corp., lnc0tpo11ted In Del· COSTA MESA SAHi· aware, 7t2 Filth AvtNie. TARY DISTRICT ' Suite 220, Ntw Yortt NY Florin• T. R•lc:hl•, 10019 Aasl1t•nt Men•g.,, This bu•lneu 11 con- BYPllONE (7 14) 642-5678 ' BY FAX (7 14) 631-6594 (Please include your name and phone nwnber and we'll call you back with a price quote.) BY MAILORIN .. I ' j -· Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:00pm PERSON: 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Comer of Newpcx1 Blvd & Bay St . . ,·- ~ -2920-3011 -----•l co RONA HOUSES/ DEL MAR NEWPORT 2122 BEACH CONDOS FOR SALE UCICONDO 2Br, fp, AC. gar. pool, pa, tennis. $149,900. Agent 759·9314 NEWPORT BEACH 1069 •STEPS TO BEACH Sl75K. Newly dee 2Br 2Ba SEAVIEW. Bkr. 842·3 8 5 0 SAN CLEMENTE 1076 WMYf'AV CIMI TERV Pft!Cllf 714 .... 43.(19()5 Broker HOUSES/ CONDOS PORUNT IAl.BOA ISLAND 2108 1 800 8/f condo w/bay & ocn view. 3Br 2Ba, steps to China Covo. $2000/mo. 673-7692 NEWPORT 2169 BEACH Friday ................ Thursday 5:00pm RENTALS TO 2669 SHARE MONDAY, AUGUST 7. 1995 ' PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES ' duc:ted br· a corpoiaUon 11195. ll At911trant hH nol yt1 fOl1 ... ~un '° uan.act bUllneH Publlthtd Ntwl)Oft D•ac under th• n~111ous butl· Co•ta M•H oaoy Pilot Jutf nesa na~ or n me• U11ed 17, 24, 31 August 7, 1~'9 ht1eln lnt•r·Allantle Securlllu .ill\fl Cotp , wuuarn S. Ogden, ~TRADE Jr., P1•1IOent Thia 1talernenl was hied With the Coun1y Cle1k 01 Orange County on July 5, ~ classtfled Ma.ee78 .. Gall 642-5678. .. Put a few words I • • u t o work for you. -. GENERAL POLICY Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves ftle right Lo censor. reclassify, revise or reject any cfassified advertisement. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immedfately. 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 space actually occupied by the error. Credit can onl y be allowed for the first insertion. Custom wicker sofa, 2 chairs, otloman, col· .. foe tablo. Klng poster l---------bod SCI. 644·5066 PIANOS & Lg b lK leather techner. ORGANS xlnt cond. pd StOOO, 6059 SOii S3 95 6 7 5. 3038 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Knabe Baby Grand Eb ony finish portect cond S7500 586·9708 CHEAP AIR Most US Cltlea •From S190 (l·W)• •From $350 (RT)* No R•strlctlone 1 ·80().360~8802 .. " 8 MONDAY. AUGUST 7. 1995 DOWN I Beaver's con5trucUon 2 Regrel 3 J.4•scalculate 4 Mustlllf•' vehlcles 5 Vas1 6 Direction 7 Skilled 8 Slly-hlgh g Singer Tumer 10 WOfewon 11 "Sesame Sireer regulor 12 Story 13 SeUlemenls 21 Flowers 22 s.111e 23 Think ahke 24 Oecorahve ma1 25 EKCeSSIV8 29 C11100 breed 30 con1 (ol paint) 32 Finch 33 Wt11e humedly 34 Young ' kanparoos 35 Cove 36 Un11Qy 39 Syrl11ns' noighbofs 43 GU1\$1Yloke• star 44 Rounded 46 Jordan's cop•lal 47 Ruckus - ·- ANHw•:ns TO wt;•~Kl.Y ntllfXit: <~UIZ . CIDIUAC IO.a llllCIDIS 1130 NISSll 1150 VOl.ISW&Gll 1235 ----· '88 ., ....... All •ye IOOSD 4.0oor, "''· ... :d fully AUto, lunrf, rvrtao. ~0.0. s1.=:· :0,1~ M300 ... iM)OOr, "81Ctt._., ... 01llrt•let 8311, ml. ~wto. NC. Ill< mllee. AC IA M IP M o a•• , Champagne Colo1. alarftl. Showroom 11400 434•11N oondt SSHO 080 713 •I I It I CBIVIOllT 9045 lllTSVBISBI 1145 nYllOVTB 1115 ••• PH QL .. di, 411), ~ftrt.at1Q.1 • Neither vulpcroblo, 011 !Wuth o?ft~fMIYOU hold, • Q. '· • Neither vulnrrRble, 01 South you huld· I•••••••• ••T Mir ... Auto. AC/ '87 Grand Vewe•r '12 C ........ CIMalo PS 11199 muet NII l'Ull pwt, /4/C, 7 ,,_ .. AC. 80k ml. no ee- cldente, rune great, xlnt condl mu•l Hll. 12650 080. 848-4958 1'hc-hidJing hn!\ vroct.-cd<ul· SOUTH WEST NOR'tll JO r... 10 •88 OK'J OKJtl'J •AJ72 Th~ b1<ldin1t hne proc:C'C.'Cfod: 80lfrtl WEST NOltTH t:AS'J' 10 r... so• r ... t VI, NT, 0 /0, lee Coad taetl Beat offer tP•• aenger. Xnll condl alt Condi AM/FM c... 1111723-4153 13905. 844·7835 •-1-.-.-.--•• -t-t-.-Q~L~.-1~e=v CrlvH Petfec11 Needa "' Nolhlngl S2.00 oM ,........,.._"'l"'"..._..,...,._--t-"""'!"-------79K ml, AC, kf>(S, Call St911• 854•7l 14. NISSAN 9150 PONTIAC 9170 Aecaro IHte, •n·rf, •lrm, all eerv. record•, '87 C8Prlo• Cl•••So •lwaya garaged. ' lill"l~:r.:1liilllllllllllilll Whnt do ynu bid now? •ro,...tn• Whet du ynu hid 1111w'/ va. fuu pwt, 1 owner, 'llO 280ZX 2+2, kpd '87 PIM• Blk, S.1p, Sis.GOO obo 838•2249 xlnt cond. 14.995/obo. a/c, cc, p/w, aUoys, Perpec:t concll $2,700 '714-S&o-4700 new UrH. FWns good! 080 (310) 86<l·3332 ~=;;+;;.+:;;>1tA ·"!.'he \.wo ohviou11 choico11 urc one no Lrum1• 11nd Lwo dubs. Since 11450 e31.7149 AUTOS A • Wo know lllOro ie a lempt.nlion '80 300 Z.X Aulo, ~• •• 9185 w ·•V'l"llD 9246 ~iit'!i"1':::tl U10 nttrnclivc rooturCll of your hnnd nrt1 lholyou nrc Lwo-1u1t.cd nnd hove (ull opening·bld \•t1looe, why nol give pnrLncr lho good ncw11. Uid LINO cl uh~. A chunga or 11uiL hy open· er h1 more furwurd·gning Uu1n n one-no-trump rebid. Lo bid lhrc-c no trump nnd hopC' th:it DODGE 9085 loaded, T·topa, new oi>nn.u ,...,. u • fnrlncr hos a 11pndc stop~r. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif paint & the, 13A50 ----------------- -ts Slam - (baskelb.111 snots) 49 Attack on 1 castle 50 Singer Lena -52 Smell- 63 S11crod bird or Egypt 57 Comedian Conway 58 Poem 59 Character acior Beatty 11 12 13 lowovcr, we foci th11t.you can hct.-•ea C•r•v•n •• 080. 642-3822 P•mlly• Need Truck, t~r dcMriho your minimum opcnlnii loaded. •uto, tinted, •a• 300 ZX Auto, '88 8008 Aulo tran, car or VM. Running or bid by robiddin1 four dlamond11. or good Condi orig own. toe~. T·tope, new wht, w/ grey Interior minor repair wltl pay courte, n pa88 isuuLorthcquc.lion. $3,800 (909) 853-9314 paint & tlrH, $3450 1nrf, >dnt condl 1 caeh. (818) 989-7788 080. 1542-3822 ownr, 2-dr hatchback •WA N T i D* Q. 2 • Both vulnurolJlc, ns SouU1 you hold: OAS 1'hc bidding hns proceeded: SOUTll WEST NORTII 10 Pan I• 7 Whal do you uid 11ow? EAST Pas11 A · In support. of !ipnd<'.s your hnnd is worth 20 point.II. l~ven if part nor hn11 n dend-111ini111um of six, you hove enough fur i:amc The wny t.o bring lhosc hn1111Y t 1dmgs l-0 pnr l· ncr is Lo jump t.-0 four spnd<'s - three spades would Iii' invilnllonnl a nd mii:thl gel pns11t•rl. Q. 3 · Neither vuln<'rnble, os South you hold· •J II 3 OK Q ,J 10 7 G 2 00 •113 Your right-hnnd opponl'nL Op<'ns the b1ddini: with one club. Whol do you bid now? A • !ind your 11pp1111!'nl not or><'ncd Lhe l11cldi11i:. you woulcl hnve pro· cmpl<'d with thr<'<' hearts. The fiict \.hat East did m1lia1R the auction should make no diil'ercnre. Jump lo three hearts, Lo crowd the bidding. Q. 15 • Uot.h vul11croblc, 011 South yoo hold: •ee Al'I•• New et'lgln•. new brak ... runs greatl $2200 080. 374-4304 •AK874 OA 10'1 003 111c bidding hns proceeded: •K 915 '92 Grand Caravan. Loaded, V6, rack, NORTH EAST SOt.mf WEST alloye w/Mlch tires. l• Pase l • Paee $14,975 648-7580 '2• Pue T Whot do you bid now? A • An awkward hond. You would like to misc cluh11, perhaps with 11 jump, but. that mi1<ht. bypas11 the only mnknble conLrRcl orLhree no trump. Since Lhreo apndcs would FIAT 9070 '80 Flat convert, 1 owner, blue, $2500 xlnt condl call week· end• only. 673-7059 gr!'ntly Ov!'rllt.:llc the qunliLy of your l--------- suil ond i11 not forcing in lhc mod· FORD 9075 crn l'tylc, you will hove Lo improvil'c1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii with n t cbid of two hearts. r• C~. 6 · Nei ther vulnernl>le, us South you hold: •Q 1064 3 0 5 OK74 The hidrling tias prOC<'rocd: NOR1'11 EAST souru 10 20 ? Whnt oclion do you tiikc1 WEST A • There is nollung ynu cnn do with any 1lc1jree of 11ofcty. ei;pecwlly l\irlc<' n bid oflw1111pnd!'11 would he forcing. Nc~alivc iloubl"l'S nu~ht choose limb action, hut. it is rnlhrr riRky wi~h a singl<'llln itt purl ner's suit.. t•ass. '04 T·BIRD Aqua Blue Body & Wht Top. 99% Restored. Must SHI Runs & Looks 'Greatl $4500 Peter 642·5141. '88 Bronco II XL T 4X2, fult" pd~r. like ne'M $6,350. 549·7526 91' Explorer XL·2dr CD, AC, xtra cln. While W/blue lntar. $9500 721-1711 HONDA 9 085 '90 Accord EX 4-dr, gold, Xntt condl 120 orig mllos $8300 Call 955-0700 ~i~E SLIPS702 2 AUTOMOBILES iiBMWiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9ii03iiO •-IN_f_IN-I-Tl--9-09-5 '89 3 2 51 Convrt. blk. jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BALBOA YACHT tan lthr, orig ownr BASIN has boat slips _A_C_U_RA----9-0-1-0 mlnl cond, loaded, available, $14.50 per auto, 6-cyl SOk ml ft. Call 673· 1 761 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $17 ,500 721·1901 92' JET BLACK '88 200SX Bright Red S3.700 0 9 0 722'8177 '87·'89 Camaro'e, Also 81K mites.Loededl 1· --------·I '6().'78 Corvettee, ·es. own!'. Same model on TRUCKS 9220 72 Mopar Mutcl• cars dealer lol for $5900. Any condition OK. Wiii Atklng $3500 for 'trou· pay caalll 982·7778 bl• lrff earl 720.0121 ''73 250 V.a Ford CLASSIFll!D XLT ca.cnper epeclal.1 ________ _ , A real workhoreel ANTIQTn:!S & ll 1 the resource you $2,500. 842-3559 "~ can count on to ••ti a CLASSICS 9250 myriad of merchal'}-TRADE dlH llems, becauH our column• compel '71 CAMARO AS qualified buvera to through classified GOOd Condition! Runs calll 642-5878 Greall S1500 OBO. 842·.5878 *714-982·77'78• ·------··-·---------------• D YES,SILL MY CAR Run your ad in BOATS1 YACHTS, SAIL BOATS 7014 SPEED & DOCK SPACE AVAIL '90 lntegra 47k, mnrf, --.-.-i9_5_7_5_0_1_L __ 30' max, power boats AC , CC, AM/FM ALMOST USED•* only. Water/alee Incl. stereo. War. $9850 Aepen. Sliver/grey INFINITE M30 Convertible. 1 ownr. 16,000 ml. Instant Clasalcl Mint Condi $24,900 obo 437-5074 ,.._ CHARTERS 7013 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiii SKI BOATS 7016 650-1907 Ive mag OBO. 921·1226 · •31 Miies• Lux TaxJ•---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 12 Ft Montgomervliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii _N_w_p_t_H_a_r_b_o_r __ O_u...,l&-1 . .,.,,....,,.......,---....,,,...,,.......-Lie PAID. Full wrn1y. JAGUAR 9105 '89 Donzl F33 cenlor Full cover, great cond. •1988 22ft Ski Boot• prv channel. 30ft. '92 lntegr• GS blk, Chrm Whls. SERIOUS liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii console spon fisher, Roady to sail owoyl 5.7 111re V·8, King max, water, eloct In-AT, looded, lthr, CO, BUYERS ONLY! 714/ ,77 Cl•aslc XJ12 ~~no~~bho~r~~. G6~0~~~ $950 ............. 673·6573 ~~~~a~~· ·~v:rer~~·~~ . clud $10/11.,548·5400 ~:~·96~~~~126$14,900 673·6376 pp Sedan, 400 SB chevy the Newport Beach Costa f.lteso Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Volley Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or moil it in with a check today! Run for a week! If your car does not sell we'll run it c,.o, Cord o we OVISA OAlol x , &p __ Moll to GAii y 't.01 l:>o w 1111' s... c--. CA mu /714) 60.JVI C> 1W1f7J#/U1 '4$U 55 mph. s(lt up to 30' sailboat, · 10HP new conlroller/uphol· eng. Cf. emlstlon lishl Well mainlianod, diesel, head. oven, story. Greal ski boat-CADILIAC 9040 plate $'~600 OBO. ~"""o+i ,.._a..,.,,_ ..... low hrs. plus eKlras sleeps 5. Soll $9,990 las1·1Qoks great re-Can't seem to BMW 9030 870-1708· S48k oeo. 548-4048 or with mooring at ady to go. s12,000 get to all those .... __ ...., __ _ ;:r-043 No. Balboa Chan-646-9449/574-4247 repair jobs net, 9~9~6~~~65~Bo. •---------around the house? SAIL BOATS 7014 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 18 4 Coupe De vme •--------- '78 BMW 321 all pwr, a/c, new brks/ JEU 9110 Snrl, 4-spd, etereo. 1ifo1. runs xlnl·qulet,fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ........ O•-OJ- Overstocked with Let the Claulfled iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil &3 Compec Slopp 23 stuff? Service Dlrectorv '30 SAIL BOAT* It. Full keel. 1993 A call to ., Good Trans. s1100 $2750. 744-3998 O BO * G31 ·7149r------------------'84 ELDO Blarrltz, sR· '88 BMW 7351 White, ver. lull power, blue, 150m orig miles, xlnt · l1hr Interior, $3750 condt $7500 644-2809 OBO. 898-4127 '03 Cherokee Country 4wd, enrf, full pwr, tow pkg, lmmac, 1-owner, 21 K ml, lacl warr, whV gry. $18,500. 72CH565 .... -o--·t.J- • SI 0 lot 4 '-a, J I 00 eodt oddilional lino , Diesel, wheel, clean. trallor, 9.9 Suzuki. Classified help you find for another week FREE! All for $1 o· '· ... -----. ----.. ----.. ----· own or torms. S 16.000 Many oxtras. S 16,000 will help reliable help. obo 723-4074. 998-1758 642·5678 ·sE·R·VI-C.E ___ , nCELRAMES IC CONCRETE & FENCES HANDY MAN 3710 HOME CARfJ LEGAL PAINTING 3858 PAINTING 3858 ROOFING 3528 MASONRY 3557 & DECI<S 3615 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3760 SERVICES 3812 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3910 D !RECTO RY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Home Ae•tor•tlon & liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii QUALITY CAR• •SON'S PAINTING• •THUNDER ROOFING• •••••••••I Leaky Shower• Rep'd Brick, Block, Stone, Tiie •Wood Fenc••* Aemodellng. Tllo, NURSING CARE R bl Uvl T t 20 yre exp, el<Cellent 20 Yre Exp. R .. /Comm. For all of your roofing ACOUSTIC REMODEUNG ADDITIONS REMODEUNG 3408 3410 Regroullng & lnstall'n Cone, Patio, Driveway rtpqce,'rtpllr, lrM h~ ~:~:~'· d:~:.d'"::~ & Compenlon. 25yre e;~ .. ~ T,:e~ ~~~ :rf:e~~;:,;f.; R~~lr 1~i::496 ;ic~~:-~~•g;91 ,.'!•e=f~ L#670130 Dean ol Tile Fplc, BBQs. Rel. 20 Yr esla/nltn. l.o'# pnca. Uc'd additions, roole, gen exp. Loving Carel Call $2115 No Hidden F"' 673-8065 or 846-8526 Exp. Terry 557·7504 AdVanlage Consu. 97._5301 repalra. Comm/Ree. Ev• 831·71 &0 Home Visits MS.7207 JENKINS PAINTINQ **TOP QUALITY Reis/Free Estlmatee.,_________ Int/Ext . Wallpaper, INT/EXT. Very com· TRANSIATOR/ J h ,.47 5520 •--------drywall, texturing, etc. pe!Jtlve. Uc 1648-228. TUTOR 3927 0 n, ... • JEWELRY 3784 MASONRY David, 1-6Q0-880..e222 .l•V 714.a5o-.&080 QUA1.ITY CRAFTSMAN '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3828 CHUNQ1S PAINTING ________ jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cullom carpentry, I• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 20 y Ex Gd p 1 1 Ll!AAN SPAHISH NOWI Reaaonebl• Rat•• T11e1Marb1e120 yrs exp CONTRACTORS oua1 wk. rels, tree est. GENERAL 3558 FLOOR INSTALL L446415 Jeff 490-6850 REPAIRS 3620 elec, tile, marble, etc. WW1lllatmhH&arJold tew•ler~ JOHN DORAN llAIONRY Guar'*wo~.' Fr" 'J~. PIANO• VOCAL Exp'd S.A. Tutor. Also Repalre & restoration. a c owe ry repa r I k S B Uc ... 37"''""2 53"~1534 LESSONS 3868 Translator-ln1erpreter. •QUALITY WORK• Ch•rlea, 723-0489 Antique/Fine Jewelry 81 c • tone• lock .. '"'" .,.. au-n• 073·7409 HardwdNlnyl/Ceramlc Semi Retired con1ractor. 5uvfaetl/lrade 973·0 395 Ut:,~:1:~~;01~~~~~ SO% OFF PAINTING SPACE AVAILABLE Mrbte/Carpet-8nd/lne Rpre, lmprvmnts. eml ·~--------Exterior/Interior A k Ab t 0 L708279 722·'7332 ·-s ou ur: Jobs. Quality, lntogrlty, LANDSCAPE & •714-900-2890• PIANO Beg.-Advancecl i---------AU agH ·Teacher cert. TILE 3928 Introductory Oflorl DECV I Cate, Ken 642·1770 IAWN ,.11-ne 3808 MOVING 3834 BOB HUTTON CO. DUNCAN Call Gina Bucci ~ ~ CONSTRUCTION 714-574-4248 COATING 3570 GENERAL liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lnVExt. Acoustlo cell Ent4¥1alnment Aval!. '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .Jennifer 840-8869 1• Orout/Tll• RHtoraUon Aegrout•A•o•ulk Repair-Clean & Seal 'r" Estimate S40o73ot Aegrout Syt1eme LIS38035 Y E S SERVICES 368 HAULING 3720 remove/apply/repair. _P_L_U_MB_I_N_G __ 3_8_9_0 20 re xp. mall & -------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 8Hlo Y•rd M•lnt. PUBLIC NOTICE L#822631 902·S891 Lg. Jobe B5 0• 7042 CLt: 1111.'ING Allled Waterproofing lnc.1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii T Lawn!! Cteenup•, The Calif. Public Ullll· p BUSINESS SERVICES ~" B I I St I Et t• .JUNK To The DUMP Tree Trimming, Lt Emer•ld •lnUng SERVICES 3548 a con ee• a rs• c. SERVICE DIRECTORY (714-988·1882, H•ullnn 978·8245 llH Commlulon RE· lnVE>Ct wallpaper/tit• Below Grade Co11lngs Ask ua about our· • QUIRES 1hat all ueed Cornpellllve rat ... 10 yrs L#709897 982·3008 •'Combo Buy'; Wiii haul, what Traeh Q,.en Scene L.tndeepng houaehotd goods oxp-Freee1t 751·2039 3488 A TOUCH OF CLASS All 3 Publications Man won ti 968·1882 & lrrlgallon, Trimming movere print their •EXTERIOR• THI! LOCA1. PLUMBU .. Win.am &angt11 Co. Sine• 1G47 Friendly Service Ll478000 875·9304 TREE SERVICES 392 9 iiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cleaning. Res/Comm DOORS 3580 For Only $144.00 & Removals, Clea,,._ P.U.C. Cal T number; •IPECIALIST• PERSONAL SECRET'Y Uc/Bonded. FrH Est. 4·Llnu • 4·Weekt HEALTH, BEAUTY upe & Malnt, St. Uc. llmo1 and chaulleurs /T I R 1 Teresa 282 7 143'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5 85"' •108 print their T.C.P. num-Loweet prlcel/Frff Ht --------.. c T s --' VP ng• epor • • 1• Clrcula11on 190,000 •·FITNESS 3740 #5?p02 , ........ Ll437•3a1 703•2419 u1tom ,... ennce ,/Proposats•Contracts •BOSS HOUSECLEANING An exp erienced N . B . /H . 8 . JS . B . oi: -TREES • ber In all advertl•• eDAN DAWSON• No TrH Too Yall. ,1Corre1pnd 640-8715 Llceneed·Bondod d 8 pend ab I• d 0 0 r Call Qin• Toda y! iiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ... mente. If you have a Gene Abf•m• Pal.,tl"9 PLUMB I NO No Bueh Too Small, $10.00 per hour. hanger. Guar work, 7 1 4 .5 7 4 -4 2 4 e LOH Fat FHll OIJr MDI T•H~...... Ul-41t, queellon about the I• Im/Eld Oual Paint/Reas S W•1er 'Heat8fs • Drelns Call Tom 968·2791 714•5 48..()388 reas. Don 521·8910 get reeulls, LalHt •*• ._ 7'!S1.;M7e gallty of a mover, limo Uc/IN 1lnce 78, C.U 1• Remodel • Repair CARPENTRY 3510 ---...,..-...,._---diete & meds u •ffn or chauffeur, call: moved l rete1i1. M1-88n Fauce11 • Flxturu H.B. TREES RITA HANDY MAN 37 L•wn Senttce. Mow/ Public Ullll11ee Anvthl tn PIUmt>I 1 Loweet Prleel Aleo CIHnlng Done Right! DRYWALL 10 on TV'a 20120 & Feb. edge/eod/eprlnklerl/ Commleelon lk•'• Cullom Painting .tss ng ng Repan, Remoc1 00011. "'"'· A 1 1 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Allure mag. Newport cln-up. Al 9 ... 1718 7 4 55,._4151 ,.,0 1, Clean, Quality L 554722 848-87'20 Bon1al Expt. 995--0893 dowl, cabtnell, 1tucco & dry· e e;~~e::2 "'.,v:,:b •· SERVICE 3584 1• Barlatrlc Ctr. 673-8580 IV• mag or c•ll •rt•r 5 ,.,,,.,,,...._1_· .,...... ... ____ Work, lnVExt a Dock•, Ptr# 717·&728 wall, lenctt, gaits, etc. Lie • • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Home&Rentsl PtoperllH Dlbernerdo•• Moving L"10348e 831...elO ========~ WALL 35yrs exp .18'1"1 642'°"7 •WINDOW CLEANING• Palnt·Carpentry· _JM_p_e-,0-VE-... -.c-N_T_S_ • va,cTOR0'8 • Local/Olflce/Storag• bU PAINTING•* &pert Drain Cleaning COVJDIVGS A 10 Z HANDYMAN T H•nu•T•P••Texture Drywall and morel ~ "u; Profess onal atdenlng Long Diet. Frff eat. Od Prlcel Beet WO<kl & Plumbing Repair• ''ii••""'•'···•3•1•3•2 IHSTAL.URUACE CABINETS F~:i-e~~11~~Ji~S AcousUo ce~lng removal 08'y 945-5277 HOME 3756 10 Yra. EJip. Xlnt R•I'• T#18183.2 97e.3t14 13 y,. &p. FrH Eetl 20yre exp. All WOJk11 "" .. __ b h d Water demage. Frff1,~~,...,,..,,~,..-...---1 (714l 487~1739 L ..... ..,...,1 ••A ........ A Ou St ., .. ,. .• ..,.. Cu•tolft Wellpaper ""C"•""• at '• oors, -•..,..W""l"""N""'D""'O..,,..,.,W..,_C.,,...,..I --1-Eatl Kevin 873-0820. HAHDVMAN Palntlna,1 :a:::: T ,,.. .... ..,., .. ...,_ ar. eve ...,.,_._ Window•. Doug 54~7258 •Screen Re-:.~,~~ Elect•Plumb•Carptl"y FMTHINQ lllTEIHORI A PROF L wu.DINRR ::!:~v :"~ ~w""1""K ...... , ......... ,-..... n-t""'1n-.-c ... o-.·1--=p~r-.. ~ ... -... P~lu-... -,""1-ne-Strlppln9/P•lntln9 Art d bl R 11 bl 1'11 .. Metble. 26V1"Rele Kitchen/Bath RemOdel C9rlng for .. ch lend· 1011• t.ow.at Aatea lnt/!xt•Orywll•Textur• Repalra & Remodel• No Job too •malll Fr•~' ~.t~:12:.:01: ELECTRICAL 3610 .Jerry Bell 77..,.310 E11per11I L#B580a75 K8'M .. If It..,. my L#134050 tSMIOO COetlna/C~. 12Vr Exp Frff EetlmatH 1% Off w/ad. ln-nn CARPET CLEANlNG '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IM&-8325 Of 973-1212 own. Lwty 854-4e73. tM-tatz.P.v660-2015 LIU73H .... 1090 We gait •hc>Uld -..... 3515 t• Carp'lry, roof'g, p1iv. mar '• .. s 1 ·-.. ---------A-1 •leotrtcat work painting rem;.d91 For All Your Pajntlng. ...n..-1, L1'0t44S llended together. trip, netan, CONCllTB & Dunc:an llt~lllc e i e c rr 11'• JS tu 0 c 0 Window•. Doore, • QMDlllQllO PAINTING 3151 ~-~llCIP'lllf'll111JP.r'lio-l'~Al~Nnof-.IN...,O .. ,_P_R_O_P_!_lt_TY_-:---~le• a to lh• cruy, -~-------- Low Co.t. Pull .. ,,_ MASONRY 3557 Oulc:k Re1ponH Concrete dec:kl/Rtp•I<• Outlerlng... Call Reliable. Aenonable····-···1 we DO IT RtOHTI M,........ 3118 t• 111 enytlme .CarpeVUph Cleenl~ Local Uc, 9~7042 MORGAN Uc'd 150-3211 R•LIAllL• H5..o683 8'nce 1971 .... »71.. ml!E UTIMATE81 V..-Ra •AeeldenUal Comm I ' •S 181 Senm.r. •aaT .IOa GerdeNng. •W.P. 'f'OUllQGUl8T UC ~71 722·71M ·······-Fr" E•ll 72 .. 7078 *lest PrlctJQUalltJ ~NCES Carpentrw•l!leotrloal .. landecaplna. clHn P........, Cae"WIW liiiiiiOi Clrole ......._ axP•D LOCAL co. When you write I.and~. bflctl.11-""'° Plumblng•Orywa11• ..... ... "" Min Aela Quel, pairtlll'8 ~ prof'la ,....,.__. •• ir.t .............. t Xtnl fW'•. a ,..__ • Ctatalfltd Id, ,.~ ......... 7 ... 1007 • DEC"!!! Stucco•Palntlng•TIJ• CONYaNtaNT u_, . . uc1-lne _ ............ 5-1< """' ,...., T--·· I .. --·n Include •II Overttocked with •tuft? ACllllO Clanltled Wiii he~ 142·M I ......,,...,. --aw A fl I 14 7 M Whether you'r• ~ FREE Ett. 4»1119 -· . OUdtY fOb FtM eet --oo ng•J m l· • Ing, teUlng, °' luat ............. ii•••lln9 ,,.. eat; 148 3.306 LHe ... 7 U .. l88a Leu!np!Mr .. 0-nll • the factl • C•M•NT WORK e PLAIN/STAMPED Brlck/Stone/Tlle/810Ctc AEPAIRS/COATINOS 1.541ese ao ... aea •P•Nc•• OAT••• tWrtDYIUN Mllnt ,...,.. looklno. ClaMUied haa Yetd ... upilMilW. .,,......, ali'tD& Jaliifiii6 Wl'lt pl•y Hide ... ind-tM ="~~-== ~tr~~~m~~~~: ~~~-wh~t:.~ ~:~=-=: 14~~ ~--ea:=~ ~ .. -:;.::r1r:~ ,..,., aim Whyte IM2·720G bpi Matte a8 .. TMO • M8 H78 """"I 1Wc1L 146-?ICll UC 110M4 14 L•AOlt7 H••"Ta80 todeyt ......_ ._. __ YC»U.._ .. want._ ...... __..._