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Home My WebLink About1995-08-18 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Sailors unjurl top showing in nationalS Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 EDUCATION Aspiring teachers help young readers Allen accepts· role as underdog • Embattled speaker defends her record, plans fight against recall. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Several weeks ago, upon learning Dons Allen had established her speakership office in Newport Beach, I phoned directory assis- tance and asked for the new office's num- ber. The name "Doris Allen• sparked the interest of the Pacific Bell operator, who asked me a question before giving me the phone number. ·oh, do you like her?• the operator asked. "I'm reading so much horrible stuff that l can't help rooting for her. Sbe seems like such ~ underdog." When I related this anecdote to Allen, the Assembly speaker laughed and threw her hands in front of her face. •An operator!" she says. "That's unreal. "You know, I wish everybody reacted that way because (the recall) is happen- ing in my district. That's where it's all r----------------~ I I I I t f \ 11 I \ By Anna Maries~ pally Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Imagine it. Pishlng in the ocean, you drop rour line and imme· diately feel a tug. You ve magged a tuna. For the next few boun, you c~tch tuna, skipjack and yellowttn;, to name a few. You return ham With. ...,.,...,. fish to fill your freezer and lied your~ for months. Your trlP bai been Mil'd1'ul, thanks to a warm ocean cUnent-m'Nlno, whim comee ftom the Western Padlc. · In sinnawn "*"" B lino end the fish tb8t now With tt bawe ....... ed local ftsher- mmi and wamen. lat '9 -Bl Nino bu f8lled to make il1I this untmer . ..... • ,.. El Nine>, .... .,... Mft , large num- bin al ...... , and bomto. And n+-mam on the mrtace going to happen, and yet here are all these outside people coming in, and they're right.lam the underdog.• Her weeklong stay in Orange County is coming to an end, and the new speak- er of the Assembly says she has barely had time to wash her hair. During her first week back since winning the speak- ership, Allen bas met with constituents and made several television appear- ances. She is also strategizing over how best to combat a mounting recall effort gener- ated from within her party. Allen won the speakership by a one- vote margin, gaining votes from every Democratic legislator in a deal engi- neere d by outgoing Speaker Willie Brown. Allen cast the only GOP vote in her favor. Now Republican legislators m Orange County are engineer:ing her recall, an e ffort that has attracted the interest of the state party. uThe (Republican) party coming into this now is really quite a coup for these • SEE ALLEN PAGE 4 Doris Allen ~Lido Marina Village offered for $19 million •Sale could mean a new future for waterfront plaza known as 'Gateway to the Peninsula.' By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot as 1t i.s, Kdhl sdys a new owner might choose lo unplement a cre- atJvP design LIDO -Lido Marina Village, "I thmk the city would really tbe European-style waterfront llke to -,et> some redevelopment plaza some call the gateway to I there: Kahl ..,aid "Maybe an the Peninsula. 1s for sdle for the entertainment center, a theater or first time in 14 years. The dskmg dn exclusiw hotel With redevel- price is $19 million opment hke thdl, the tendnb Bruce Kahl, one of two agents would end up .,taymg with the for listing agent Speery Van Ness new concept • of Newport Beach, calls the prop-A fd\'Onle locauon for its rught- erty a rare opporturuly for club'> and bdyfront chrung Lido prospective buyers The 2.9-acre Manna Village 15 particularly village contains two office build-popular dunng the Chnstmas ings, a parking structure and an Holiday Bodt Parade. The com- 85-slip milll,pa. Overall. the vil-plex lS 82°1n leased !age has more than 75 total stores Its owner Marvm Engineenng, restaurants and services But despite the lure of the s1tP •SEE LIDO SALE PAGE 4 Costa Mesa finds itself with $16 million windfall • Switch to new retire - ment plan leaves city officials in the unusual predicament of having to figure out what to do with excess money. September, when the City Coun- cil elected to SWltch its aty-run ' police and hre department retire- ment plan to the Public Employ- ees Retirement System (PERS). ../"' By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -As some pub- lic agencies struggle to keep thetr budgets afloat in the wake of the county's bankruptcy, Costd Mesa officials are trying to fig ure out what to do with a $16 million sur- plus in funds. "It's a one-time tbmg," Mayor J oe Erickson said. ·And I Tea.lly think it's the result of a very pru- dent and wise business decision.· That decision was made m ·our pollce and fl.re depart- ment p<>r'>onnel had been asking the counn.l for a number of years to consider going over to PERS.· City Manager Allan Roeder said "The s11e of the oty-run plan couldn t provide all the same ben- efits dS the PERS plan, which was much !drger and had more assets · Dei.p1te wanungs from John Moorlach, w ho a t the tune had recently been defeated in his campc11gn for county treasurer, the councll members finally agreed to allow safety personnel to Join the other public emPJoyees covered through PERS. • SEE WINDFALL PAGE 4 One-year defuy in proficiency testing pays off, officials say • SCores show freSb. man students scoring higher when tested twice Jn one year. By Julie 9'0ll ~ 044 Abt NEWPOIO'·MBSA - btcl ~·""' ..... .. em.,.., ...... .. ~.-..-.. . .... -~ .... . locals onl -- ~ .-. ------- - ~ --. -------------- Travel afar without leaving yoia home Haven't renewed your pass- port? Too short on lime or cash to take a vacation? H you're bome- bbund due to these or other cir- cumstances, you can still travel to far comers of the globe with just yt>ur library card. Among the most recent releas- es of interest to cl'mlchair adven- r ---· 1 \.._· ----l~ turers is •Kayaking the Blue Vermilion Sea," a first- hand account of an 600-mile kayak trip.along the Sea of Cortez. Over two months, Jonathon and Deborah Waterman battle bad weather, menacing sea lions and stressed emotions. Their narrative includes images of environmentally troubled yet beautiful waters, inter- woven with quotations from Spanish explorers that reveal depressing truths about the B"aja natives. Also new this summer is •My Old Man· and the Sea," a tale of adventure and self-discovery altemat~tl1 told by David Hays and hLs 24-year-old son Daniel. Written in diary format, this is an engaging account of ~e Hays' 17 i...000-mile voyage in a 25-foot sailboat Mound ~ape Hom. Their journey takes them across the Caribbean, through the Panama Canal, to the <:;aiapagos and home via the South American coast. 'Ale Pacific Amphitheatre hosted a SOth Anniversary World War U Commemoration Thursday, entitled .. Victory ln the PadJlc." The ceremony served as a solemn remem- brance of the veterans of 50 years ago who fought battles, served and died tor their coun- try. Lett. color guards b.:om the foW' branches of the armed forces perform at the Amphitheatre. AbOve, Bugler First Class Fred Hummer, who served ln the army from 1916 to 1920, salutes those who have fallen ln battle. MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT ~ In addition to vicarious adventure, readers will find incisive commentary in "The Lost Heart of Asia," Col- ih Thubron's chronicle of his journey across the former Soviet Union. Thubron is a skilled observer who has ~mpiled a moving account of a world lacking jobs, money and hope. Also set in the Far East is ·Tue Afghan Amulet." an adventure recounted by a seem- IJ'lgly fearless grandmothe r traveling alone through forbidding parts of Asia in search of the origin of an embroidery pattern. fine print Closer to home, Hodding Carter and a friend retrace the steps of Lewis and Clark in ·w estward Whoa. H With~ few conveniences the.ir.-predecessors lacked (such as an inflatable boat with an outboard motorJ, Carter and his sidekick contend with a pollut- ed Missouri River, hordes of mosquitoes, and a variety of onlookers. For those who prefer their adventures on video- tdpe, formei: Monty Pythoner Michael Palin journeys •Pole to Pole w in a travelogue that begins at the top of the world and ends after dances with icebergs. a visit to Russia on the eve of its collapse, anq a rib-cracking accident in Victoria Falls -in vast Antarctica. Even more comprehensive in its coverage of great byways is the BBC's "Great Journeys~ series. including glimpses of Chin~. the South Pdcific and Burma. Travel writing is a "delicious mix of reading and daydreaming. w observes one travel editor. For a taste that will transport you to remote comers of the world from the comfort of your favorite chair, visit your near- est library soon. • OfECK fT OUT is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Library. This week's column Is by Steven Short and Melissa Adams. \Pilot hour answering service may be D • used to record letters to the editor on any topic. ,, .. ,. .. , ...... ,-~,.,\t, .... ADDRESS VOL 89. 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POSTMAS· TER: Send address changes to Pilot or news tips will be record· The Newport BeachlCosta Mesa ed and given directly to Editor Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, c.osta Wilham Lobdell. The same 24-Mesa, CA. 92626. Copyright No ~ Cuarantted ont cont11tt year, Includes II bonus. Tax-Deferred EDUCATION Teri Lacher, a Santa Ana Heights resident and ChSpdan Uni- versity tu ent, has been chosen dlosen for a summer intern- ship program with Bozell Worldwide Advertising. The following stu· dents have been named to Orange Coast College's Dean's List. BALBOA Jason A. Ciaglo, Colleen A. McArdle BALBOA ISLAND .. Angie Y_; Chen, Aeja Lee, Julie D. Lewis Brub, Andrea D. Busi, Chela L call, Jill M. carlson, Sung Woon Chang, Radmila Clea, casey C. Clarte, Janet L Oark, Tyler M. Coomes, Steve D. Counts, Christopher M. Cox, Steven M. Craig, Darrin P. Davis, Pnuong Hoang Uo, Jamn-M. Fahrion, Amiee H. Fukumoto, Jill S. Giiiett. Irina Gonzalez, Mai Thanh T. 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Lopez, John G. MacDonald, Marte F. Marrocco, Derek M. Mason, Christina J. Meadows, Alejandro Merino De Gregorio, Gretchen 1. Mullendore-;-OlaOW.-Napler, Lara K. Phillips, Arjun B. Prasad, Scott D. Richins, Debbie H. Ritchie, Steve M. Robin- son, Mary Lee Rush, Michael K. Sloan, Lynne M. Stroh, Lucilia J. Tarabay, Cody J. Witte. MILITARY Army Private Brandin D. Aunderud, son of Terry D. Aunderud of Costa Mesa, has completed basic training 'at Fort Jackson in South carolina. Marine Lance Cpl. Ramon Canales, a 1993 graduate of Estancia High School, has reported for duty with Combat Service Sup- port Group In lWentynlne Palms. CORPORATE Walt Hoffman and Elaine Smith of Costa Mesa were named employees of the year for the 1995 Orange County Fair. [ SURF • 1JO blodt of E. 20th St.: The victim left her bike unlocked and unattended while shopping inside the Savon store. She fnMn Surfllne returned to find that her S70 Schwinn beach cruiser had been wavetrak through stolen. 1Uesdily • 200 block of Knox! The victim left her garage door open A southwest while she was doing laundry. While she was in the house groundswelVnorth-preparing to go to work, someone entered the open garage west windswell com-and stole a S475 Schwinn tandem bike, and items of cloti:ling bination should tve worth S335. us some fun pea in the waist-to chest· NEWPORT IEAOt high range until Fri-• 1700 lloc:k of loNllN: Someone stole three bill payments day. By Sunday, and a birth'!:{ card out of the victims mailbox. there is a c;hanc:e • 10 lloc:k Uncll9 Isle: A 14 kt. gold tennis bracelet was that a solid south-stolen out of a jewelry box kept in the victim's dressing room. west swell will build She stated that several people had been in and out of her throughout the day, home prior to the theft. produc.ing waves in • 100 block of 21st Sn.t: A burglar dlmbed through an the 3-to 5-foot open hatch on the roof of the Rumplestiltskins bar and gained range for Monday access to a locked office. Once Inside the office, the suspect through Wednesday gathered up several manila envelopes containing approximate-of next week. Also, ly S7,000 in cash and fled out a bade door. hurricane Flossie has pushed a lot of • 2000 block of alff Or.: A Newport Mesa Schoot district warm water up from employee reported flndi~ two Marijuana plants growing on Bala, ~ating poten-the roof above room 38 o Middle Ensign School. tla for some good • 4I04 Selllhore Dr.: The Vlctlm left his second floor patio swells from future door open prior to leavl~ls residence for a short period of hurricanes. For dally time. When he returned, found that 200 compact discs, a surf reports call (900) pioneer CO player and a VCR -totaling $3,840 -had been 976-SURF. stolen. FRIDAY, AUGUST Ht 1995 Aspiring teachers help kids tum over new leaf briefly in the news • UCI teams up with latch-key program to open the world of books to disadvantaged youth. By Tina Borgatta, Daily Piiot COSTA MESA -Ten Costa Mesa children are spending theiI' summer at the library, honing their reading skills, instead of rid- ing their bikes, or playing at the beach. With a little help from a group of UCl education students, the youths are learning there's more to reading than just schoolwork. And some of them are just plain learning to read. "The kids l"ck a lot of resources at home,• said Debbie Gelfand, one of the five UCI stu- dents working with the kids two days a week at the Costa Mesa Branch Llbrary. •A lot of them don't have books at home.· The children, who are all between 5 and 10 years old, were selected for the program through Child's Pace, a latch-key program for elementary and junior high school youngsters. "When (the UCI students) came to me and asked me if there was ~omething they could do, J thought it was great," said J ohn Levere, who heads Cb.ild's Pace . But when they get to high school, that's when it hits them -when they can't get involved in sports because their grades aren't high enough." The children began meeting with the fU'St wave of UCI stu- dents in July. The second group of aspiring teachers took over two weeks ago. "They seem to be responding to us,· Cammie Foley said. •As they get to know us better, I think their trust level improves, and some sort of bonding or relation- ship is formed.• And library manager Marian- na Hof said she sees a difference in the children's attitudes. "They seem very happy,• Hof said. •They're enthusiastic about learning and about the special attention they're getting.• "So many times with school- age children, reading is associat- ed with homework and studies,• Hof said. "They haven't been exposed to the real fun part of reading -the joy of reading an adventure book, a mystery or a science fiction journey.• "I knew~ had kids who did-,,. Armed men storm Costa Mesa print shop Three armed men tonned a Harbor Boulevard print shop Wednesday and made off with more than $64,000 in computer equipment, according to police. The--suspects entered Interna- tional Marketing Group, 3303 Harbor Blvd., about 9:30 p.m. anned with semiautomatic hand- guns, police Officer Mitch Phillips said. The robbers are descnbed as Uuee male Asians, 21-25 years old. The store's owner, one employ- ee and three customers were in the shop dunng the theft . "The suspects, all armed, tied up all the employees and cus- tomers and basically got away with $64,000 in computer eqwp- ment, • Phillips said. No one was injured dunng the robbery. WWII plaque gets official OK from OCC It's official. World War Il veter- ans will have a memorial plaque at Or~ge.Coast College this fall. The Coast Community College District Board or 1\-ustees approved the commemorative plaque -wtth the original word· mg intact -at a board meeting Wednesday. Water district board seeks to fill open seat The Mesa Consolidated Water District is seeking candidates to fill a vacant seat on the board o( directors. The appointee will fulfill part of the unexpired term of former division 5 board member Tom Nelson, who retired from the post earlier this month. The seat will be open for public election in November of next year. OlVlSton 5 is bordered by New- port Boulevard, 23rd Street, Irvine Avenue and 15 Street, as well as a small area bordered by Superior Avenue, 16th Street and Pacific COcl.!.t Hlghwdy. All candidate applications will be reviewed m open board meet- ings and the applicants will also be interviewed m opoen session by the board. D1stnct officials anticipate a Sept. 15 deadline for applicatioI}S. For information, call 631-1206. kids have had a real.fy hard time, • _. __ OON LEACH I DAILY Pit.OT UCI student Gigi Zach ls surrounded by children from Girls Inc., including Edith Romero, 7, as they try to grasp plants to be used tn building a rain foresl Zach ls helping teac)l kids how to read. n1re~.~~~~~~~~e~~~-~-~----~~-.-•• ·oo~-.-.-.-.--.-.-.-.-----.~ and it kind of catches up with g QUAUTY CAIPl1' • WOOD • VINYL • 1111 • them when they get to high school. 12 SQ. YARDS NO WU CARPET YOUR ·They can fake it through ele-KITCHEN VINYL ENTIRE HOME mentary school and junior high. • INSTAWD . lllSTAU..ED WITH PADOlllG * s299oo * * 9150000 * AIDS SYMPOSIUM "HIV/AIDS Fraud is Big Busi- ness" is the title of a symposium from 7 to 10 p.m. in ballrooms 1 ana 2 orffie Red Lion Hotel, 3050 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Dr. Peter Duesberg, a professor of molecu- lar biol~. will challe nge the link between HIV and AIDS. The symposium is sponsored by the Awareness Publishing Group, and tickets are $20 in adlJaJlce or $25 at the door. For information, call (800) 758-3223. SA11.JRDAY _......___ SQUARE DANCE CLUB Put on your dancin' shoes and have some good, clean fun at the Square ruggers square dance club of Costa Mesa's •Beginners Fun Dance" from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th St. The event is open to all experience levels, and the cost ls $2, which includes a picnic lunch. For information, call Ber- nice Hopkins at 557-4019. PLANNING YOUR ESTATE Legal Options, 3901 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 200, New- port Beach, sponsors a lecture titled •Protect Your Assets" at 10 a.m. every Saturday. Attorney D~bra GrimaUa discusses how wills. living trusts, charitable donations and other tax reduction strategies preserve the value of an estate and help avoid probate. Admission is free, but seating is limited . Reservations may be made by calling 252-5411. HOW TO RAISE TEEN-AGERS College Hospital, 275 Victoria St., Costa Mesa, offers a free edu- cational workshop for parents of North Carolina deep discount pricing comes to Southern California HEMPIDLL'S RUGS & CARPETS around t o wn teens at 10 a.m. each Saturday. Every week's workshop starts and finishes a n ew topic, so parents can join the group at any point in the cycle. For more information, call Dr. Lani Martins at 704-8166. FAMILIES ON COURSE A seven-step intervention and mediation program for families is scheduled from 9 to 11 a.m. every Saturday at the Costa Mesa Com- munity Center, 1845 Park Ave. The program focuses on ways of communicating with any out-of- control family dispute, anger and general family disharmony. The cost ls $5 for adults, $3 for chil- dren 13-18. Parents do not have to be present. Call 556-8000 for more information. INCEST SURVIVORS SUPPORT Survivors of Inci:est Anonymous is a support group for female vic- tims of se)(Ual abuse and rape, their friends and family. The group meets from 10 a.m. to noon every Saturday at 760 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. There is no fee . For more information, call Karen at 531-2629 or Jris at 859-3918. SUNDAY TEEN FOCUS The Teen Focus outpatient chemical dependency treatment program bolds a free 12-Step Meeting exclusively for teens at noon Sundays in its offices at 567 San Nicolas Drive, Suite 201, Newport Center, Newport Beach. For more information, call 640- TEEN or 640-1788. · MONDAY CLASSIC & CUSTOM CARS An open cruise for owners of fine, pre-1975, Ainerican rod, classic and custom Cal'S continues at 4:30 p.m. at the Hard Rock Cafe, Fashion Island near Atrium Court, Newport Beach . Upon arrival, participants receive a raf- fle ticket. There are also 50/50 raffle... tickets available Proceeds benefit Make-A-Wish Foundation and the family of slain Newport Beach police Officer Bob Henry. Other cruise dates: Sept. 6 and 20. For more information, call Jerry Hill at 721-9546. FREE RELATIONSHIP HOTLINE Maxine Cohen, a marriage and fanuly therapist, lS sponsoring an anonymous helpline for individu- als with relationship problems. Cohen will be personally avail- able for free consultation from noon to 1 p.m . and 7 to 8 p.m. every Monday. She can be reached at 759-0357. DRAMA CLASS The Newport Beach Commu- nity Services Department is offer- ing a variety of drama classes this sununer aimed at helping teens and adults develop acting and public speaking skills. The two- session class -"Power Talk - Become a Successful Public Speakern -runs frdm 7 lo 9 p.m. :fuesday in the Grant Howald Parks Community Youth Center on the comer of 5th and Iris in Corona del Mar. The cost is $38. 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Its prox:imfty to the airport makes the MacArthur site an ideal speak· LIDO SALE · CONTINUED FROM 1 wdllts to concenl!dle more on the defenst.> industry. according lD Kahl Marvin Engmeenng foreclosed on lhe property tn 1990 when the viJ. ldge Wdl> owned by Traaweek Llm- 1ted Parlnershtp Pnt7 Dlldd, d developer who mandges Lhe nearby Vid Lido Plaza. dlso beltevc>i. thf' village is in seri- ous need or tmprovement. "I'd love to see the bdy when 8llb1p oftice, Allen M)'S 1be woman opponentl acai1e ol becray- ing the a.ublican Party bu poli· tioned benelt in GOP-beavy New- port Beech, the home or ~ ol many ol her wealthiest enemies. •rd never thought of st that way,• Allen admits. ·1 guess I can see bow it might be a little ironic.• Allen bas the endonement of le mayors and council members from wrthin her 67th Assembly District. She bas received 3,000 letters from CQilStU.uents_ expressing support and offering to volunteer. And Allen believes that her actions as speaker show that she bas both the county and her party's best interest in mind. "I'm a Republican. I'm running a Republican agenda, and rm moving it well,• Allen said "There are 259 more bills -Republican bills -I've moved during my eight weeks as speaker because I put one more you drive down Via Udo )nstead or a bunch ol mid-rise buildings.• Duda said. *This is a great opportu- ruty fo r the city of Newport Beach. Hopefully, they'll address this as a key area that needs redevelop- ment.• Tim Strader, who redeveloped the village in 1973 while with the Koll Co., said that whatever hap- pens, Lido Marina Village should continue to fulfill its designated function. "It should be a destination loca- bon for people to enjoy the bay and the harbor," Strader said. (~1llll1 1~'11 01~1101, Commercial & Residential Flooring f"' l ,,.. ~ V.1'1(>1 & s.sai C.•~g Av&1ubw 1904 Harbor Boulevard. Co~to Mesa Corner o f Hdirbor & 19th St . • ~~~~~~~~ ~l•l Sun. 11 -5 uc IOll9'91 DO Y OU OWN A PUPPY? If yo u have a puppy between 1 -12 months old and enjoy talking about him/her with other puppy owners, you may be eligible to qualify for one of our di scuss ion groups·! We are an opinion research firm conducting a study on puppies and their eating habits. Your input will be us.ed by manufactures in the creation of new products designed specifically for puppies. There are ABSOLUTELY NO SALES and all we want is your opinions. . We have different groups taki ng place at a variety of different times on Wednesday, Auaust 23 and Thursday Aupst 24, 1925. It would only require 1 1 /2 hours of your .time and for your opinions we will pay you a CASH incentive as a th ank you. Plea e call Trotta Associates at (714) 251-1001 and a k for Karen or Kyle. We will be glad to explain further. about our company and the study that you wou ld be involved in. THANK YOU AND WE llOPE TO HBAlt FltOM rout ~ . , ~ .. -:Mt:·-=,.~ redy doing~ important. •So w6en I bear 'the other charges, wbidl are to blatanUy f&lse, and I have no means bY which to rectify them. then it's very frus. trati.ng to me.• Among the most frequent cha.rges: Allen is a puppet ot Brown and the Democratic Party, Allen sold out the party by allying with the Democrats to win the speaker- ship} Allen-is. a vindktive politico who, now that she is in a position of power, is attacking ·or punishing her GOP colleagues. Allen says that, in addition to being false, many of the charges are. personal and misogynistic attacks. U a male speaker revokes ch~. ships as Allen bas done, be would be called a •tough leader,• Allen believes. But a female speaker tak- ing that action is looked upon as vindictive, she says. Allen does not know whether she will ultimately have the finan- cial means to battle an expensive recall campaign. •Tue only place you can recall me is in my district, which I have worked for for 13 years,• Allen said. •Tuey know I have a good record of doing things for my disbict. • WINDFALL CONTINUED FROM 1 Moorlach, whose earlier pre- diction of the county investment pool's collapse landed hi.In in the coun~ treasurer's seat this past spring, said then that the PERS plan was too large and might end up COitiDg the dly more money ln... the long run. Nevertheless, the council members set aside enough mon- ey to cover what they thought would be Costa Mesa's new con- bibutlon. The $16 million is the ditterence between what the city set aside and what It ended up paying for its contribution to PERS. "It turned out to be a really good situation all the way around,• Roeder said. •Tue employees got the improved ben- efits with PERS, and the city got a sizable return." City officials hope to use the money for capital improvements like park and open land acquisi- tion, roadway repairs, computer Jean Paul Goodrich , • _ Authorized Agent Blue Shield of CalifJ>rnia Preferred Plus Ask me '"about the s15 Call 1·800·695·7030 !Monday tliro Saturtfay 5.tl:pn to 9.aJpm '.)'our tflnbyj ~ willstart W!tli clwia of cliant«lairs !l\itt or Soup tfu )OUT Doctor Visit 'Eurvpean <jreens -4 in a ~dloau.\: 'Vma'fi"tk aruf cnuriDfd fll.pquef urt Cfuice of 'Entrtt. Cfiamecfairs favoritt 'lJcef 'Wdlinfiton or <jrilld LamDT-6om! occmnpanie.tf6!J11arGr rrwsfrrtf pcttatoc.< una fresli mint saua or or (jrilld?{p1Wl!IJilm,Salmo11ona6eJf of spin.adisenll'aW!tft a fn!.sf1 tarragcm ~am • · · sauce or <jrllktf 'Brwst of :T 1'l%ITUlfJf! C/iid:p1 snvetf W!'tfi a rrwsfiroom arul Ma#dro winL saua .5drction from 'Dessm Cart $24.50 PerPerson . (not utefwl'"'IJ ~ aruf srututty) (Prlva~ room may mpnrr a room~) (714} 752...lJCXJl • ~'V.9t<IIOJl.l5 S'lffj (j'ESTE/D 18K yellow. gold splwa & diamonds set in plati.mun C~ARLES H. BARR 642-3310 . . ' -~ Mayor Joe EJtckson system upgrades or seismic retro- fitting of a few public buikJ.ings 1ll the city. Some of the projects being considered are already included in this year's budget, but Erickson said it might make sense to use the surplus funds instead. •u we can do some of these things without havjng to dip into our general operating fund, I th.ink it's worth looking into,• Erickson said. •One of the things I feel strongly about, though, ls that this money not be used for salary or benefits increases.• TESTING CONTINUED PROM 1 Students are t8lted bi ~ent years on the pqr1ionl tbey fail. 1be test is adminlltered early, so teachers~ spend fouryean mon- itoring studentl' progress through high school, officials say. ) But last year, the district dedded to test the students twice in their freshman year to increase the accountability of ninth-grade teachers and students. While 62% of Corona del Mar eighth-graders passed the reading portion of the proficiency test in 1994, 91 % of the students passed it the following year as freshmen. About 41 % of Costa Mesa High eighth-graders passed the reading portion in 1994 as opposed to 63% ln the spring of their freshman year. Students at all schools seemed to have the most difficulty with the math and computation portions of the proficiency tests. Corona dei Mar High freshmen scored the highest in the math por- tion at 59%. 'Estancia High scored the lowest at 26%. Students throughout the district were given the same test. P~ !Fi~e Lunche.on Menu 11 :30 .:it.?.f. -2:30 P.?.f. Cfwice of Soup of tk 'iJay or !Jlou.se Sa[atf 'En tree for MO'/{p!A'Y (jn'ffetf'Brea.st of Cliicl{/t1 witli 'Musfiroom & 'J<psernary S auce x,,, t ru for Tll'LS'D!Jl'Y --Lmguifl• w itlr :Fresfi Seafootf, Tomatoes, (jarlic & '.Fre.sfi :Jler6s '£rt tree for '11-"£'D'J{:,£.S'D.Pt'Y Pork_ Temfcrloin utitli •Wfiofe (jrain Mu.st artf Saazr-~ 'En t ree for •I'Jl'll!l(.5'.D.Pt'Y Spinacfi & 'Beef •Wrffingtcm w itft 'Bortfelaise S auce 1:nt rec for :T1{J'D.Pt'Y S auteetf'Wftite :Ti.sfi witfi '.Braisetf Sliaffots & ~tf'Wine S auu Coffee or Tea $12 .50 {714} 752 -8001 • !l(e.servati.cns Suggested 18912 'Mac.Jitrtfiur 'Bfvtf., I roim !Mac.Jitrtliur & '.Douglas, 11ear ,Jofin 'Wa!Jru !Jlirport 6'x 9' lndo-Kashan Rea. $2950 SALE flRtCI $950 NOW $590 9'x12' l Turtdth ReQ. $8900 SALE Illa $JSOO NOW 1190 FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1995 • harbor ilot -,~'i • -.... -•• -• -I --~4'-"-_~.~ •• ------ -- Intrepid kayakers save beach from fiery doom 'f his is the tale of two lawyers and~ newspaper reporter and how we saved Newport Beach. Jt aU started one Sunday after- noon when three friends, Rob, Vladimir and Yours Truly an1ved at the Newport Aquatics Center. Although we had planned a peaceful paddling adventure, I was beginning to have my doubts. Rob -a lawyer involved in a major trial -had spent the weekend visiting my husband and me, bemoaning the follow- ing: 1. The stress involved in liti- gation. 2. The death of Jerry Garda. 3. The lack of attractive, sin· gle women in Porterville, where he practices law. Rob, admittedly one of my best friends, was driving me crazy. And when he wanted to bring bis flip phone into the kayak ("Just in case my client needs to reach me"), I rolled my eyes, which he noticed. Sighing, Rob left the flip phone in the Audi. Our afternoon adventure was not getting off to a good start. Rob, Vladimir (a lawyer from Newport Beach) and I picked up some kayaks, which cost $10 per hour, and carried them to the -water. Rob and Vladimir, kayak vir· gins, moved their paddles, awk- wardly at first, then with increas- ing confidence. And although I had gone on a prior kayak adventure, I could not stop splashing gallons of water into my lap. Vladimir and Rob led the way toward Coast Highway. I trailed. Strenuous exercise, lapping water and pretty scenery began to have an effect on us. We exchanged gOoct-natured taunts, shared our bottled water and adnu.red the finely crafted motor- boats as they passed. Suddenly, Rob shouted, "Fire!" and paddled frantically toward a lonely stretch of beach. Vladimir and I followed, beldtedly noticing flames ema· nating from a burning telephone book. Rob leapt out of his kayak, grabbed the water bottle and doused the flames. While Vladimir pointed out burning embers, I flagged down a motorboat and asked the peo· ple on board to call the Harbor Patrol. They said their phone wasn't working but promised to stop by the stat.ton and alert the deputies. (As an aside: the peo- pie on board the motorboat apparently failed to contact the Harbor Patrol. Therefore, there is no official record of a fire in the Upper Bay on Sunday.) I paddled back to the beach, Rob sifted th.rough the remclll\S, · discovering a fish skeleton. At that moment, l felt l.Jke a darn good citizen. Thanks to Rob's alertness, we prevented a fire. More likely than not, the names would have simply d.Jed out without causing any ma1or damage, but you never know rt ~ould have been the fire that burned down Newport Beclch I patted Rob on the back He anna marie stolley wasn't such a bad guy, after all. For a lawyer • Reporter Anna Marie Stolley will con. ttnue to chronide her adventures on the water and around the harbor SAMARANG FISHING dnd the yellowtrul are beginrung to bite from underneath the kelp pddd.Jes. It's all in the family with this schooner CONTINUED FROM A 1 And there's also hope in the hdrbor, since as d general rule, the for the visiting fish, reserving shdl-fi sh don't vary significantly low and deep-water angling for between seasons in the stable bay , the winter months, when the envuonrnent. SHE IS The Samarang, owned by Ernie Minney and docked out- side the Josh Slocums restau- rant. Restaurant patrons and guests of the Minney family can sail aboard her on Tuesday nights. NO STRANGER TO FAME Built by South Coast Boat· yard in 1934, she has sailed through the harbor for decades with a variety of owners at her helm. Although she is a local gal, this 69-foot-6-inch schooner has also been around the block, traveling as far as New Zealand and the Galapagos Islands. In the early 1970s, an osprey built her nest atop the Samarang's mast. Then-owner Robert Levis of Los Angeles wanted to remove the-birchmd her nest, but local • Fish and Game officials weren't too happy about that. EventuaUy, the bird found a new home, but not before the Samarang became a celebrity, h er mast plastered across the pages of local newspapers. A FAMILY AFFAIR Minney has a particular fondness fnr schooners. His father, local legend George Min· ney, owned a 65-foot dark green schooner Kelpie. George Minney took his wife and five children on many sailing ventures, including a yearlong venture to the Marquesses, Tahlb and Hawaii. Minney has good memories of those days. So be decided to buy another schooner upon which his family could play, so about eight years ago, Minney took ownership of the Samarang. Minney and brothers Owen and Joe often sail aboard the Samarang together. "~still ti:ivin~ oor child- hood out," Owen Minney said. The family especially e njoys the Samarang's cozy deck and leak interior. "She's got a timeless style," said Owen Minney, 52. •And a big roomy cockpit where people can sit arounsf and lounge." OPEN TO OTHERS The Minney family owns Josh Slocums, a seafood restau- rant on the harbor. The restau- rant holds informal sailboat races •Service •Speed •Luxury 11Tbe Newport Boat" • Daily Service • • ltHrYltlm I ...... 714/673·5245. CATAUllA PASSENGER SERVICE; INC. Tuesday nights that are open to all who want to participate. Rod and Nancy Swift, long· time friends of the Minneys, act as the race committee wbile sail- boats whip past them in the ear- ly evening breeze. And in the middle of it all is the Samarang, carrying a load of restaurant patrons and the curi- ous. Minney videotapes the race, and Owen or Joe captains the boat. "We Just want to tum people on to the sport of sailing," Owen· Mmney said. The Minneys keep her busy with the Tuesday night outings and locaJ races. But most of all, the Sama- rang is used to-take the close- knit Minney family and their friends on day and weekend excursions. • rf you know of a boat that should be feat~A!d iA t~H the-R1!ed- ers' Hotline at 642-6086. Don't forget to leave your name and telephone number, too LEAH HOGSTI:N I DAILY PILOT Owners Owen and Ernie Minner aboard the Samarang. l'llsmts WILLYW AND HIS EXTRAO DIMRY CHOCOLATE FACTORY August 1 t ·20, t 995 Fri, sat & Sun. 7~ sat. & Sun. Matinee 2: Reserved Seating $5. migratory fish have left. There are summer regulars, . But this summer hcts been dtf-like cd.tico bass and sand bass, ferent. which make a ·warm weather ~we just haven't had as much appearance m the mouth of the bonito as we used to have, ' Tapp harbor, attracted to the bait barg~. said. "And, although we're start· Harbor fishermen and women ing to see the sand ba'>s. we should also expect to catch a nwn- shouJd have seen them m lh.J'> vol· ber of unmature fish, espeoally ume a month ago." hal.Jbut, which stay in the protect- Temperatures ranging from 1 ed hdrbor until they are ready to to 5 degrees below normal have leave, regardless of the season. kept the fish away. And to make There Me certain tned-and-true matters worse, the fish that are dilglmg spots, such as by the Coast here just won't brte. Gudl'd dock. whlch can pro~de a "The problem is fluctuabons m dally dose oI the most common. the ocean temperature," said harbor hsh: the spotted bay bass. Davey's Locker Manager Noms Back out m the ocean, the near Tapp. "When the fish are m a cer-future looks bnght. tain temperature and 1t suddenly "September should bring an drops, the fish become lethargic, mcrease m yellowtatl, tuna and and they don't bite." roarlm." sd.ld J .D. 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Z71E~ ...__ .............. 2 n-•7Al•af F • _ . !II. ll. • • • I\ I I I ~ I ) N M f\ ~ I I N I , ' ' ' ' ' N . ' . ' . •.4 ii I 1; 1/ ((ii'~) I I I • QJ'auty coffttta6fts 1ilat& '}or Our •'}tature of_ tfrt 'Wu{' ?(~'11W ·Sat. 723-4113 EYE-OPENER Ux:al sailors brltw home six trophies from Thistle Nationals. QUOTE OF THE DAY •(Ktri:man) ""'1d«l IO JI"" a wag to ~ l:lda an acute not to do drugs.· ./JRUCBBELCHER 10 ' -weRKMAN, fHE f 6A€H •When playing the game didn't work out, coaching was the next logical step. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot Filth Jn a series S peed, he had. But Bill Workman lacked the "necessities" to advance beyond the college gridiron, He was a skinny, 138-pound running back and defensive back at Bell High School, where Workman was more fit for track than football. Once, following his Whittier College playing days, he earned a tryout with· the Minnesota Vikings, but rec~ived-a bus ticket home on the same day. "Hey, I was just happy that somebody was a little interested,• said Workman, entering his 32nd year as a football coach, his 10th as the head coach for Orange Coast College. Workman was detennined to play football in college. With old-fashion technology -food, protein ana heavy weightlifting -he put on weight, tipping the scales at 174 pounds by Christmas Day. He had gained 36 pounds in less than four montb.s. He was at East Los Angeles College, didn't play football his first year. "The day football practice started that year (in the fall of 1959), I started lifting weights six days a week, probably for three hours each day, and I ate five meals a day,• Workman said. That spring, i.n 1960, he went out for r---------------, track, to see if be could still run. He couldn't, so he dropped about 14 pounds. ·r could run at 160 pounds," he said. I I I I I I I I I I t t f ~.Y.I. • DAll.Y Pit.OT FU PHOTO • Workman played his first season at East LA at 160, his sophomore year at 171, his junior season at Whittier at 190. then his senior year with the Poets at 208, graduating from Whittier in 1964 with a double major in history and physical education. Bill Workman, on the day he was named Orange Coast College football coach, shows oH the Dally Pllot's announcement to Costa Mesa and N e wport Beach readers that he was the successor to Dick Tuck e r as the Pirates' new coach . from 1951 to 1956, replacing the when Workman took over Edison's in Napa and no longer coaches football. legendary Wallace "Chief" Newman, reins. "I didn't want to continue as head coach the Poets' coach from 1929 to 1950, after "There were some political for family and personal reasons, and whom Whittier's stadium is named. basically we arranged with the principal Coryell, who also became an NFL head shenanigans, and I stepped down as coach. coached the Poets from 1957 to head coach," said Asaro, who now lives • SEE WORKMAN PAGE 7 I •l Whittier bad been an NAIA powerhouse. George Allen and Don Coryell were coaches. ln Workman's senior year, five players were selected in the first three_.rounds of the NFL draft, including Stanley Sanders, who turned down the L----------------' NFL to become the first black Rhodes Scholar. Sanders, a 6-foot-3, 230-pound wide receiver.qratted No. 2 by the Chicago Bears, is now a lawyer in Beverly Hills. S everal former Whittier players, . including Workman, became coaches. "George Allen recruited me and 1959. W ork:man, who played under John Godfrey at Whittier, and Asaro never played on the same team at Whittier, but the connection between alumni was strong. Their paths would cross later in a rather peculiar way. Workman, who considered himself "an average player,• coached at California High for one year following his graduation from Whittier. After leaving Cal High , where Workman did his student teaching, be returned to Whittier College, taking over as head coach of the freshmen Poets, while studying in a masters program there. Eventually, he worked his way up to the varsity as the backfield coach, finishing his masters in education, before movmg on to East LA College, where Workman was the secondary coach in 1970. Fate struck in 1971, when "Willie" was seeking a change. "I was having my truces done, and I ran into (Asaro), who was the head coach a{ Edison,• Workman said. "He was a little older, but I knew him. He came out of the tax office as I was going in. He asked, 'Hey, what are you doing?' "I said I was kind of looking around, and he said that he might have an offensive coordinator's job. and would I be interested in coming down to H untington Beach. I said, 'Heck, yeah.'" gave me a scholarship out of high school, then he left (for the NFL), then my sophomore year Don Coryell was the coach,• said Vince Asaro, the fomier Edison High coach, who would later be replaced by Workman in 1973. "There must have been 15 or so guys off that team whb started coaching in Orange County.• The late Allen was Whittier's coach •John Godfrey and Don Coryell knew Bill and recommended him," said Asaro, who stepped down to become Edison's defensive coordinator in 1973, OAllY Pit.OT Fll.E PHOTO Bill Workman, during his days coaching with Edison ln the Sunset League. ' Taking the big step to . college • Local girls hoping to make impact during freshman seasons. L eaving ta play 1n college is a tremendous step 1n the lives of the local girls volleyball players. The first time that they leave 1s an experience that ls a major lesson in life. After the freshman move to college, the rest OI the college moves a11 relatively euy. Leavmg for the first time will be Corona del Mar's Jenny Hover, Calvary Cha~'• Courtney Owens and Newport Harbor's Misty May, Mellisa Schutz and SU• Fairborn. It wlU be gr61lt to follow an ol tbOiM players ttill year. . Hewer Will join Kim CoWnan at UCLA u lbe tnel to make the team u a w.at-on b8daOw ( specialist. The end of her club season was tough because she suffered a bum to her hand in a home cooking accident. She showed tre mendous loyalty to her teammates and club as she remained with the team through their Festival championship. Jenny even started the final match. This loyalty and commitment are life qualities that will allow Jenny to be a success in her future endeavors. Courtney Owens and Melissa Schutz have started practice at the University of Colorado. Jotnlng former OCVBC ltaDdout Rachel Wedlolder, the Buffaloes nm an oftQle that will be "'Y IUil8d to Courtney and Mel&IA'a atbl9ddlrn. Coecb Dim Glenn and I are already maldhg our paan. fOr our trtp-to Boulder thll yeu. Long Beach State will be in a rebuilding year, but a great start will be the addition of Misty May. The questioi wiD be if she ts asked to set or pass and hit." I know that I would sure like to have her touch the ball twice (pass and hit) rather than only on ce. Coach Brian Gim.millaro does a tremendous job of training bis teams, and there is no doubt in my mind that Long Beach will be in the running for the NCAA championship this year. Georgetown will be much stronger with the addition of Sara PAirbom. Her undemanding or success (three high idiool State finals and two club dWnpioDships), cOupled With her ball control skills, WW step their play to a new level. Another fonmr Sailor wbO wW conllnu. to play II Aytdlo Kojima. In cmly her tbtnt MMOn, c ... ·r-~ .. , -·oo-. ..-.. ·.~ . ..... . . f .~ .. :"' - charlie brande Ayuko will attend Golden West College, which ts the defending state cbampton. • Altar playing in college, there are many volleyball options. Prentice Perkins (Ne!t']>Ort Harbof), J~ Evans Griffitf (C&lvary Chapel) Ind Laura • Ntlldrtnghaua (Bl Modena) have d )ohl8d t.1111 blgb tcbOOI CoM:b· lng ranb. -.... _.., ...... . ,,,.,. -.~ '.I~ stephanie keefe Locals flOI I) S 11>1« 'l(TI bring home trophies: hJH ,~a rw Ul •Franco, Malm, RogerslhJl finish first at Thistle 1 lJ' Nationals in Cleveland, ~ collecting six separate GA 1.!U awards in the process. , · A fter buying a Thistle six ·, months ago and sailing in, a couple of regattas, the - team of Jack Franco, Jaime Malm and Jon Rogers felt that' , they were ready for the Thistle Nationals. , , They had all sailed together; 1 on~e -at the~ ~dwintefl..._ in Coronado last March, with , Franoo and Malm sailing together a couple of more times. Held last week in Clevelana. Malm drove the ooat out and Franco and Rogers flew in just in time for the regatta. By the end of the racing. they had not only won the regatta, but had received six perpetual trophies in the process. The team competed against. an incredible 189 boats in the • A flights series, winning the 1 u qualifying series and going onlo- the Championship Flight of 50· boats. Just as the Flying Junior is th111 dinghy of the West Coast, the Thistle is the boat of the · Midwest, making this particulo/ Nationals especially competitive .. On the first day, Franco and 1 his teammates got out to a qui<;k.r start with a second and never L looked back. Their scores, in ~ order, were 2,2,1,1,4,16,10, good enough to win the regatta by 1'3 ,, points. Other names of merit in the' 1 fleet included Dave · Dellenbaugh. Mark Laura, Bill' Draheim and Bruce Dryden. l ~ 6 Dryden placed second and gaV& the team a run for their money't staying close to them during th;f- actual racing. ~ They were able to hold off Dryden, going into the last race knowing that they could finish nine spots behind Dryden, anywhere in the fleet. and still/ win the regatta. 'A:> At the awards ceremony, the or team received so m uch 11 ott hardware that Malm didn't kn~~ if he could get it all in the car for• his trip back to Newport. \ r They received six perpetual'l· / trophies, including the :1 °~ Championship Trophy, the '. r Novice Trophy (for the top pla}-•t ing), first-time Thistle Nation~ ~' team. the West of the MissisSippt Trophy (for the top placing tea.trl. ~ from the West), the President's• • 1rophy (for-the top score after 1 11 •SEE BOATING PAG~ 1, -fAK>AY. AUGUST 1&, 199S WORKMAN named CalifomJa's High School Coach of th .. Yea.r. · • "We lost to Newport Harbor tn the first league gftl1l of th 1979 season in the rain," recaUPd Bruce Belcher, an Ed.Json "Th ~~about Edison was that the whOle llaff had a lol of young ~ys who ware very talented and were together thete for a long ttme, • said Rick Ba.'1\ore, Edison' quarterback ln 197• and 1975. who went on to ploy et UCLA. "There were guys lilce Russ Purnell (now with the Houston Oilers), Barty Waters (later the bead coach at Westminstet) and Vince Asaro. They were all there a long time and had coached together. fl was a big boost f OI the program with them all being young and being able to relate to the players. They were all fresh out ot college and had a lot of energy. fun by being able to wurk out wtthu brtU.umt t• .0 n. The Chargers bedt Founl61o Valley ag4111, 21.-0, ln th CIP tiU gam dt Anah un Sl4dJwn, BOATING •Edison basically ran the toNTINUED FROM 6 same Offense 11n 1t was instituted by Coach (Bill} Vail. It has pr tty much stayed with it throughout its history, which t pretty phenom nol." CONTINUED FROM 6 at Edison that Bill would take ~as head coach is.nd I would be 111 ta.ot. We just switched e ta.Ill t.bol year, and the Charg rs' curren\ defensive In 1985, befor Workman won hJ.J third ClP cbamp1onshlp, hP. made national h ~dlin when he instituted thf' first voluntdry random drug-testing plun for high school players, cl program that would later be adopted by more schools, before ~chool· district cutQ&cks terminated the program in the 1990s. qualifyirig' and two daily fin1 perpetuals. tiUes." coordinator. • Purnell, Waters, Lyman Clower (who recently stepped down as Edison's athletic director), Milce Taylor (OCC's current defensive coordinator) and Dave Wbite (Edison's current head coach) were among the assistants in the glory years of 1979 through 1981. Their performance also Workmen become synonymous with Edison. His tewns won 109 game (33 losses, flv..ti~) in 13-yean, including seven Sunset League "Then Bill said, in one of his old quotes that night to the newspapers, that Edison will not lose again, and we didn't lose for 32 straight games. I think be meant for the rest of that season." amed them a spot m the pr glous Championship of Champions, to be b ld m Rochester, N Y. Uus September. .cllampionships and three CIF Big Flve·Conterence titles. He turned Edison into a nationally-ranked prep powerhouse. He and his players were prominently featured in n~wspapers and magazines. From 1979 to 1981, Edison won 32 consecutive games, an Orange County record at the time, while capturing state clliihpionships in 1979 and 1980, years when Workman was Workman coached six consensus prep All-Americans and 31 All-CIF selections at Edison. "Because of how young they were, it was great the way they could demonstrate plays, and play pickup basketball games with you and run with you. It was great to have a coach who could actually help you with· drills. Older coaches obviously can't do that, but they made it •tn the 1979 CLP Big Five Conference championship game against Redlands, Edison won, 55·0. In 1980, Edison beat rival Fountain Valley twice, including the regular season, coming back from a 14·0 deficit in the fourth quarter against the vaunted Baron Air Force. then going for a two-pomt conversion with only seconds left in the game to cap a MHe wanted to find cl w(Jy to give kids an excuse not to do drugs,• Belcher said. ~Peer pressure's tough, and if you're dl a party, you could refuse drugs, because you might be tested, and so it becomes cool why you don't want to do that. The motivation was to give kids a legitimate out to avoid that BYC member Franoo, who i.kippered the boat, bas a tremendous amount of experience s1uppering m nationally-ranked events, so he easily dealt with the pressure of a 189-boat fleet. It w~ not uncommon for bis teams to play before as many as 30,000 fans at Anaheim Stadium, often in the traditional Edison- Fountain Valley contests, considered the premier prep game in Orange County every season. Currently, he Is at the Snipe Nationdl.s in Richmond, Calif., hoping to get another wm under h1s belt. DEEP SE A stuff .• Work.man remains an outspoken advocate for the wcu on drugs. NHYC member Malm is a Welong nuddle-crew Tiust.le sailor tumself, having grown up in the JUn&or program of the Cleveland Yachting Club, where lh1.s Nationclls WdS held. THURSDAY'S COUNTS Davey's Locker· 7 boats, 256 anglers. 27 yellowtail, 1 white sea bass, 75 bonito, 210 barracuda, 87 calico bass, 477 sand bass, 45 sculpin, 1 sheephead, 4 halibut. 3 rodcfish, 2 mako sharks, 2 blue sharks, 1 cabezon, 1 sole, 416 mackerel. WORSA's sixth annual Women's Cruise to Catalina starts today More than 100 women figure to tUe lng. expect,s its largest turnout m the ing, with an estimated six bodb set to part in the Newport Beacli-based history ol the event. with one dozen make the voyage. Women's Ocean Racing Sailing AsSod-saJlboats scheduled to sail from various For more inf onnation 4iboUt the a tion's sixth annual Women's Ciuise to Orange and Los Angeles County marl· weekend 's activities, phone cruise This regatta was one regattd that Ja.une has always wanted to wm since his youth, and winning at his home club made it that much sweeter Newport Landing -4 boats. 138 anglers. 298 sand bass, 37 callco bass, 3 rockfish, 16 sculpin, 2 halibut 49 barracuda, 8 whitefish, 351 mackerel, 1 salmon, 1 black sea bass (released), 1 white sea bass. Catalina, today through Sunday. , MS to Two Harbors. chah:person Unda Lagerlof (651-1241) WORSA. a dub promoting women's ~Women's Sailin9' Association of or WORSA President Ka.thy Hewett Jon Rogers, 1995 U.S. Sailing Crew of the Yeclr, 1s a member of San Otego Yacht Club. participation in sailing and yacht rac-Marina l>el Rey will be joining the out-(675-7.(01). •STEPHANIE KEEFE'S boating column appears in the Dally Pilot every Friday. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE~ PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES-PUBLIC NOTIOES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES and mail a copy to the per· PLICATIONS. TELEPHONE ol a hea11ng on and eitpla· NICHOLAS GEORGE and 1eso1ves the right to Have you started doing Janie W. Hunsicker tlus•neu yet? No PUBLIC NOTICE sonal representattve ap-754·5245 OR CALL A'T '(HE natton of tho 11gnt to coun· NEGRETE, A MINOR 1e1ec1 any or oil bids and to business yet? Yes June 1. This s1a1em(:nt v.os Med Gieta Andei$-On pointed by lhe court within OFFICE OF THE PLAN· sel and other basic rights wa111e any 1negu1a1111es in t995 lftllh the County Clerk ot Ttus stati:ment was I ted Fictitious Business PUBLIC NOTICE lour months lrom the date NING DIVISION, ROOM The Coun has set on the CASE NUMBER lhe bids or the bidding Frank Herm<1nsen Orange Count( en July 24 .,..,1h the County Clerk or Nam• Statement STATEMENT OF or first issuance of tloM! let-200. 77 FAIR DRIVE, 8th day of September, A178860 Hun1tn91on Beach Union This statement was Med 1995. Orllngo County on Ju'"J 31 Ttie lollo."ng persons are ters as provided 1n section COSTA MESA, CALIFOR· t995, 31 1 t ·oo om. os the ORDER TO SHOW High Scnool D1s111cl Bo:ud wnh tho County Clerk ol F653182 1995 doing business as: ABA11DONMENT OF 9100 ol tho Cahlorn1:i Pr<>-NIA. date and time of tho hear· CAUSE FOR CHANGE of Trustees Orange County on August Newporl Beach·Cos1a '653840 South Coast Embrc dory USE OF FICTITIOUS b:ite Code The time for hi· Published Newport 1ng at the Douglas County OF NAME By Susi Mclane, Director 7, 1995 F854559 Mes-a Da.ly p,101 July 28, Newport Beach·Costa 908 Tanana Place. Costa BUSINESS NAME tng claims will not expire Beach·Cost:i Mesa Daily Courthouse, to be held in PETITIONER(S) DEBRA ·Procurement Energy Con· Daily Pilot Auj1USI ti, 18. Augu5l ~ 11 18 1995 , p A t.1.osa. CA 92626. The following persons belore tour months from Pilot August 18, 1995. mis IT\lllter. You :ite hereby A REYNOLDS ON BEHALF serv3llon 25, September t, t995 f665 FG29 • • • Mesa 03.ty rtot ugost 4• Linoa Louise Scrius•er, navea~dtheuseot the hea11ng dote notrced F676 summoned and required to OF NICHOLAS GEORGE Published Newport 11.18,25,1995. F&48 • 908 Tan3na Place, Costa the flct1tlous Business above. appear belore this Courl at NEGRETE, A MINOR HAS/ Beach-Costa Mesa Dally PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLLC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Mes:ii CA 92626 N31Tl8: FERRARI SERVICE YOU MAY EXAMINE the PUBLIC NOTICE the hearing HAVE FILED A PETITION Pilot August 18, 25, 1995 Thomas A Schuster, 908 OF COSTA MESA, F.S C, ltle kepi by the court. llJou Dated: 8/7/95 F 0 A AN 0 RD ER TO F682 Fictitious Business Fictitious Fl I I B I Tananil Place, Costa Mes.:i 2148 Newport Blvd "B '. are a poison intereste In CITY OF (Court Seal) CHANGE NAMES FROM PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement Business Name ct t oua us ness CA 92626 Cos1a Mesa, CA 92627 tho estate, you may hie · COSTA MESA David R Battey NICHOLAS GEORGE NE· The tollow1no persons are Statement Nama Statement fhlS business ,5 con- Theodore Edward Sahli, with the court 11 formal Ao-NOTICE J d f •01 1 1 t C t GAETE TO NICHOLAS Fictitious Business doing business as: J.K The following persons arc The following persons Ille ducted by tiusband and 3213 Iowa St., Costa Maso, quest for Special Notice of INVITING BIDS u 9• 0 s r c our GEORGE REYNOLDS Mtllwork. 2931 Grace Lane doin busmess 85. ZeMh doing business as Journey wile Callt. 92626 the hl1ng of on inventory NOTICE IS HEREBY PLEASE TAKE NOTICE 11 1s hereby ordered that Nama Statement NE, Coi;ta Mesa, CA 92627 Man~lacturin C~m an Partners. 416 Baywood Have you started doing THe F1cutious Business and eppra1sel ol estate as· GIVEN that sealed propos-1. One ol the possible all persons interested 1n d~~e f~~~1~~~~ ~:~sons nro Lou Francis Campbell, 1012 Br1oso gDnve. ~ 10~: Drt\/O, Newport Beath, CA bus111ess yet? No Name referred to above sots or of any peltlton or 315 tor furnishing all labor consequences or the hoar-this matter appear belore Cap& n Nash's Soolood 10775 Mognoha I 107, Ana· Coste Mesa CA 92627 92660 6 B Linda L. Schuster was filed in Orange County account as provided In materials, equipment: 1ng is that tho Court may this court in Department Ber a~d Grm, 2574 New· he1m, CA 92804 Jim Gray 'Maikottng Inc. Joand L0 y:1:r, ~1 w ay-This statement wu filed on 3·15·93, File No. section 1250 ol the Call· lransQrr'fi'\on and such order 1111 p:rrontal rtghts ter· No. 703 of the Orange nn 1 B""'" il,. Co,sta Jose Juan .Rodnguez, CA} 1012 Bt1oso Or woo r ,,e. • port with lhe County Clerk of F5&42661t fofota Pr~ode A I -Ti L ti -d d I Coumy-Supet!Of' ,,,,..,1 •"'-"v r.... 2&25&-Mounttttn-Ytew=-Sit A' o'd C '1 M CA BeeGh, CA~ .. ~ Orangs-Cotmty-on-August Theodore Edward Sahh quest tor Special ·Notice 0 her ac 1 cs as ma~ e minaro an permanent Y the addres$ shown above Mes3• Calitornill 92627 verado CA 92676 ' 1 j os a esa, This busineu Is con· 3 1995 F654 258 3213 Iowa St., Costa Mesa: form Is avallable from the 'ceoq~C~~T~o~E~:1~t<A~6 remove custody of the ch1I· on 9/5, 1995 at 2.00 Glglenac1~ MaArt1lnAGll_.O!a· h1820 This ·business Is con-9l;,; b~slness is con· ducted by· an lnd1v1dual Daily Pilot August 11 18 C 11 92626 Court clnr"' dren llom the parent(s) or • I "' d h d noa"s, P · ''" oim, ducted by· a general part· The reg1sllant(s) com· · · a 1 · ~ "· TREE REPLACEMENT will 0 c oc" p.m~ an 1 en an Cllhlornia 92802 · ducted t>y· a corpor:i11on b 25 September 1 1995 IC66 This business was con· Attorney for the Pell· be received b the c;1 01 legal custodian and order 1ne1e show cause, 11 any Ai S 1 M n no1sh1p Have yoL started doing menced to tr3nsac1 u,,. • · ductoa by an 1nd1v1dual tloner: Costa Mesa atythe Ollie~ 01 guard1ansh1p and legal ttiey have, why the petition 18~~001~noat:z~r 1 A al~a: Have you started doing business yet? No ness under the F1cl1t1ous ---T11~odore Edward Sahh PETER v. NIX, lhe City Clerk, 77 Fair custody of the chlld1en for ,change ol name should heim, Cahtornio 9fao2 t>usiness yet? Vos 7-11-95 Jim Gary Markettng Inc. :~~~~e~~ 0~~";~(~) listed ThlS stale:monl wc:s Me~ INC., (CSB.157906), D11ve, Costa Mesa. Cehtor· transferred 10 another tor not b~ granted. d h Juan Manuel Martin Giles. t0seFJ.CRodr1gutTZ Jim Gary, President Joan L Uetz On the move? 0Hn lheC ounty Je;k :z~ ATTORNEY AT LAW, nia. unul the hour of 10 00 adop1ton or other perma· II IS ~rt~er or~erel 1 ~I a 1820 Glonoaks, Apt A, Ana· T~~s sta~;~e:i was filed This statement was filed Tnis statement was liled t~nge ounty on u y, . HS480 HARBOR BLVD., am, Monday August 28, ncnt placement ~~E~eo ~~s o~~r s~e~ o~ he1m, Calilornia 92802 with the County C1e1k of "'''" the Cou111y Cle1k ot with the Countt Clerk ol Sell your extra Ne;porl Beach-C-osta STE. 202, FOUNTAIN 19915. at wh1dch tb.ml el thedy 2. If you fail lo appear In DAILY PILOTP a n~wspaper ThtS business •S con-Orange County on July 24 0199ra5nge County-on July 21, Orange Counlt on July 5. household C wit be opene pu 1c y an 1 th s · ducted by· an un1nco1po-995 ' 1995 Mesa Pilot July 28, August VALLEY, A 927081 read aloud •n the Council response o •S ummons. of general cuculation pub-rated associa1ton othci 1 · F652951 .1 4, It, 18, 1995.1637 (714) 531·5900 Chambers Seal<?d propos· 1he Court may conduct a hShed 1n lhts county. al than a partnership F853117 Newport Beach-Costa f851450 I ems Publlshed Newport als shall bear the 1111e ol tie1111ng w1thou1 ywr pre.· toast once a week tor lour Have you started doino Now port Beach-Costil 1~ D 1 P 1 1 J 1 28 Newporl Beacn-Costa tn Classified PUBLIC NOTICE Beach·Costa Mesa Daily the work and name of the once ond grant tne ap-consocuttve weeks P110r to bus111ess yet? No Mes.i Daily Pilot July 28, 'osa :i• i 11' 0 1 u ~ · M.sa Daily P•lot August .i, 1--;.;.;....;;;..=.;;.....;..;;..;...-~ STATEMENT OF Pilot August 18 21 25 bidder but no other d1st1n· proprlate rehel on tho Pet•· the dayEor the heaung995 Ignacio Martin G11es August 4, 11, 18, 1995 :~~~st .J... • 8• 995· 11, 18 25 F650 1995 ' ' ' gu1sh1ng marks. Ally bid re-11on. DAT : JUL 21, 1 Tti1s statement .... as Med Fo32 ~=:':,~o::~:.~ro~~ F675 cet.,,ed alter the scheduled 3 Further Information Commissioner Tho· with the County Clerk 011---------PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE :l's.NESS NAME closing ltme tor the receipt concerning the date and mas H. Schulte, COM· Orange County on July 25. PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious aualneas PUBLIC NOTICE of bids Shllll be returned to 1,._ 1 ... MISSIONER OF THE 1995. Fictitious Business Name Statamant following persons bidder unopened. h shall •ov consequences o suu-SUPERIOR COURT F853329 Fictitious Bualnasa Name Statement nave abandoned the use of PUBLIC HEARINGS WILL be the sole respons1b1t11y ol sequ"nt hearings. 11 any, B C Name Statement The following persons are The tollolft1ng per.ans are the Flc1111ous Business BE HELD BY THE COSTA the bidder to see that n1s may be obt111ned from the DEBRA A. REYNOLDS, Ne.wporl each· o.sta The following persons are doing business os· Auto domg business 11 HARBOR LAWN Name: a) Pacific Ma1t and MESA PLANNING COM-bid is received tn proper City by o request in w1111ng IN PRO PEA P.O. BOX 524, Me~a Daily Piiot July 28, domg bus1"1ess as Pac.tic Deal C S Images 1n1erna11ona1 - Pt-io10. b) Pacific Mail, c) MISSION AT THE CITY lime. 4. This Nollce constttutes HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA August 4, 11, 18, 1995 Whoy Baking Comp•my, 9621 W~r'::u~~~~g Or 01;;~~-20422 Bayview Ave. New: MOUNT OLIVE Pacific Mail & Pholo d) Po-HALL. 77 FAIR DRIVE, A sel of Bid Documents notice of assignment o: 92648 F630 2622 San Miguel Dnve, ltngton B&3cn CA 92•646 pori Bellth, CA 92000 c1t1c Mail & Foto, 393 1 Hen-COSTA MESA. CALIFOR-may be obtained al the Of-prosiding Judge for pur· Published Newpo11 PUBLIC NOTICE Newport Beach, CA 92660 Skarta Varughese. 9621 Bruce John McMe ken, Cemetery Sales d11x, INme, CA 92714 NIA, AT 6 30 PM OR AS lice of lhe City Engineer, 1 M S S Beach-Costa Mesa Daily Gina M. De Michael, 17430 Warburton Dr Huntington 20422 Bayview Ave. New· l d F . h d The J Ficltltous Business SOON AS POSSIBLE 77 fl11r Dove. Costa Mes:i, .:;~~ o inn. lat ecuon Pilot July 28, August '1, ti, Fictitious Bu•lnus Beach Blvd, Hunltngton Beach, CA 92646 pon Be.:ich, CA 92660 ea S UfnlS e Name referred to ebove THEREAFTER ON MON· Caltforma, upon nonrelund-· · 18 1995 N St t 1 Beach, CA 92G47 This business Is con Donna Lasl1n. McMe1kan. 1 02 wasllledlnOrangaCou111y DAV, AUGUST 28, 1995. eblepaymentofSI0.00 An Pulillshed Newport • · FG44 Th ~Ti• a •m•n 0 Jan M. Salvato, 17430 ducted~·an tndlVldual • 20422 Bayview Ave , Now-_ on t 0 ·8 ·9 3 , F 1 Io REGAADING THE FOL· add111onal charge of S3.00 Beach·Costa Mesa Daily d e ~ owing porsol~ ar Boach Blvd , Hunttngton The reOistrant(s) com port Beach, CA 92660 •lllillillllillllilililiil. No.F5~5985 LOWING APPLICATIONS. will be made 11 handlod by Pilot August 11, t8, 25, PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~to~:~n:i~~t~~a ain °6j Booch, CA 92647 menced 10 transact bust: This business 1s con· • Patricia A. Mader, 1157 IF ANY OF THE FOL· mall. Btd Documents and 1995. ~ewporl Coast fn1~;ior This bu~moss Is con· ness under the FtChlious f!ucted by: husband and Acacia Cr., Utchheld Park, LOWING ACTIONS ARE other contract documents F859 NOTlCE OF Pl 1 7000 W 1 PC H ducted by. a general port· Business Name(s) listed wile AZ 85340 CHALLENGED IN COURT, may also be examined at PUBLIC HEARING .. ~~ \iew ort ~~llCh. CA ne1sh1p above on· 7•26.95 Have you l11rted doing Robyn A. Mader, 1555 THE CHAU.ENGE MAY BE lhe.Offlc!' of the City Clerk PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY 92663 P • Have you started d0tng Skalla Varughese bllllnHs yet? YH 5+95 MeS111 Verde East., #105, LIMITED TO ONLY THOSE of the City of Coste Mesa C T w business yet? No This statement was filed Bruce Joh.n McM .. ka11 Co~1 Mesa CA 92626 I SS U ES S 0 M E 0 NE Bid Documents will not be NOTICE OF SALE GIVEN lh3l lhe City ouncil Mark almo. 7000 est Gina M. De Michael C C k f This statement was ltloct • SES T THE p B c of the City of Newport p c H #It Newport T Wtlh the ounly IOI 0 c c k This business was con· RAI A U LI mailed unless the ed-In accordance with the B h 11 h Id bl B · ·h CA 92663 his s1atemen1 was filed Orange County on July 25 w11h the ounty ler o ducted by a general part· HEARING DESCRIBED IN d11tonal $3 00 charge Is in· proviStons or Section 21100 n eac wi tho a P~ ic S~ac • D 7000 lftllh lhe County Clerk of 1995 ' Orange CoU11ty on July 21. nershlp THIS NOTICE OR IN WRIT· eluded with p11ymen1. through 21716 of the Cab· ~0111"9 onf T: iw~e~o!~ W e~ep C ~m:r1e19oN 1 Orange County on July 21 , · F853421 t995 F053032 II~!!~!!~~~ Patricia A. Mador TEN CORRESPONDENCE Eilch bid shall be made on forn1a Business and Profes-P1~C:,.,~°".:ong)~or1Use Per'. B::ch CA 92663 • ov.por 1995. N 1 B h-C 1 Daily p11o1 August 18 25 ... llllml This statement was lilod DELIVERED TO THE PLAN· the Proposal lorm, shoots s1ons Code there bemo Y 2 • F852950 ewpor eac os a s be 1 8 1995 with Iha County Clerk ot NING COMMISSION AT, P-1 through P-9 provided 1n due unpaid storage lee for mtl No 356 on propeny This bu~iness •S con· Newport Beach-Costa Mesa Daoy Pilot July 28 eptam r • • m&. .... ,, Orange County on July 17, OR PRIOR TO THE PUBLIC the contract documents, 'Which INSTOAAGE ANA· located al l00·200 West ducted by 11 general port· Mesa Dail Pilot Jul 28 August 4, 11 , 18, 1995 F681 Mottuarv * rt..._. 1995. HEARING. and shall be accompanied HEIM is enttllod to a Uen Coast Highway • Request nership Y Y • F628 - ' ...,, __ • PulJllahed Daily p,101 Au· t. APPEAL OF ZONING by 8 certified or cashiers ursuant 10 sectioo 21702 to permit the estabhshment Have you started doing August 4, ti, 18, 1995 ---------I PUBLIC NOTICE Cteml11on gust 11, 18, 25, September ADMINIS TRAToR·s AP-check or a bid bond for not ~. Slld code on the goods of ar OYl~r s~es, l~Ctllly ~s·ne~ yet? No F634 PUBLIC NOTICE Flclltlou• •ualnau' 110 BrOlldway t, 1995. •F663 PROVAL OF ZONING AC-tes; than t0% ol the hereinafter described .~ ;:~,;~~gs e~~ e d~cor~'::! ~!",.: Ta~::::rego PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Business Nama Statement co.ta Mesa PUBLIC NOTICE TION OF ZA·95·09 FOR amount of their bid, made m1Sce11aneous household items 00 propeity localed This statement was Mod Name Statement The 1o11o,..1ng pe1sons ate IG-1111 CAROLINA COHEN, AU-payable to lhe City ot items sofas, relrlgera1ors, in t"e ASC-H disllict. wtlh t"e County Clerk ol Fictitious Business d bu c 11 1 II••••••••• ---------• THORIZED AGENT FOR Costa Mesa. No proposal washers dryCKs and per· " 0 "C 1 21 The tollov.mg personi; are otng siness 15 e u 111 BSC 4251 WILFRED R COHEN FOR shall be considered unless 1 • f1 d ti This pro1ect has been re-range ounty on Ju y , Nama Statement doing business 15 & Pager Cenler. 14220 Cul· NOTICE OF · SONI prope y, ue no ce viewed and It has been 1995 Tn. toltow1ng persons ate Our Home, 308 E l8lh St ver Or, f8, tn11ne, CA L A MINOR CONDITIONAL accompanied l>y such having been given lo par· determ;ned that 11 15 cat· F652 ... 52 doing business as Costa .. esa CA 92627 927 14 PETlTION TO USE PERMIT TO ALLOW A cashier's Check. cash, or Iles known 10 CIG1m an ll'l-.. "' ADMINlSTER MINOA BUILDING ADDI· bidder's bond. terest therein and the time ogo11ca11y exempt under Newport Boach·Cost ~ a) Carole Jane. b) CJ LA .. Greta Jean' Anberson 308 Cellular Center. 1Cal1f0t· ESTATE OF: TION CONSISTING OF A No bid shall be eonsld-spec1f1ecl In such notice lor 'chae11to'erqn1ual1emEnevn1trsonomten'1hae1 Mesa Daily Pilot July 28, 1221 w. Coast Hwy . •113 E 18th St ' C~ta Mesa ma~ l 11900 South St .. 0 E Newport Beach. CA 92663 CA 92i>27 Ii 128, Cerritos, CA 90703 VICTOR FELIX 550 SO FT ROOM AB V ered unl85$ 11 ls made on a payment of such lees hav· Ouahty AC!. August 4, 11, 18, 1995 Jame w . Hun~icker, 1221 Mana s. Deleon, 308 E This business 11 con. KAVFETZ AN EXISTING 2·CAR GA· blank form furn11hed by lhe mg expired wtll be sold at NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR· F636 W. Coast Hwy., • 113, New· l8tn St., Costa Mesa. CA du.:tod by· a COfpotallon 0 RAGE WITH A LEGAL Ctly ol Costa Mes:i end " public DUCllOn by INSTOR· THER GIVEN lhlll aid p b-port Beach. CA 92663 92627 Have you staned doing CASE N • A179150 NONCONFORMING SET· made in accordance with AGE ANAHEIM located at 1 h 111 b s held uo PUBLIC NOTICE Carola Ciraulo, 1221 w Th's burincss is co~-buslotsstet? No To tit heirs, beneficiaries, BACK (20 FEET RE· the provisions of the pro-1776 w Penhall way •C eartng w e n c H • • ..- creditors, contlngenl crodi· OUIAED: 1o FEET 5 posal requirements. County 0j Orange, State oi the 28th day ot Aug~st, STATEMENT OF oast wy .• 1 431, Newport dueled by: a gcner111 part· Celkllar entet, Albert Lim tor~. and persons who may INCHES PROVIDED), LO-Each bidder must have a Cahfornla on the 25th day 1995•1n311h~ec~i~11°bn7~~ WITHDRAWAL FROM ~~~;h. ;~.r;::; Is con· n~~~~lpyou sianed dolllg ~~~o~:,0~1 was filed Olhbrw1se be Interested In CATED AT 1855 CAPRI Class "A" General Engl· of August 1995 ol 9:00 am. p.m. B h PARTNERSHIP duel d by· al p3f1 ,._ C "' Cl k 1 lne wlll or estate, or both, CIRCLE, IN AN RI ZONE. naering license and also be Terms for the solo are cesh ~~rs o~ l~e ~~~o~e e:~rl OPERATING UNDER ners~tp . a gener • O~~~~,.Cou~'0n J~;y ~. of: VICTOR FELIX KAY· ENVIRONMENTAL DETER· prequahfied as required by only. Solo 1ubjoc1 to can· ~~lev:,d· Newport B:ach FICTITIOUS Have you staned doing Overstocked wllh 1995. FETZ MINATION: EXEMPT. law. celfet1on. Landlord reserves C I ' hi h tJ ' BUSINESS NAME b I ? N A PETITION has been 2 PLANNING ACTION PA· The Cny Council of the th 1 hi 1 bid Below 11 a oh Ornta, al w c me us ness yet o stuff? F052810 flied by EDITH KAYFETZ In 95:..e FOR ROBERT C. City of Costa Mesa r• nsT ~fgnom~• e~d unit nuln· end place any and all per· The following person has Tho Community A call to Newpor1 Beach-Costa the Superior Court of Cati-F ER NA N D E Z AU· serves the rtght to reject b sons Interested may ap-wilhdrllwn os 8 general Markel Place. Classified Mesa Daily Pilot July 28, lornla, County of ORANGE. THORIZED AGENT FOA an or all bids. Gr~ o Turner, 1121 pear and be heard thereon. partner from the partner· Ctassllted will help August 4, 11 , 18, tQ95, THE PETITION requests c J SEGERSTAOM & ~e Conuactor shall com· A bg '{J, t 0 1123 II you challenge this snip operating under lhG 442.s878 642 5678 rLOWIU When Words Are Not Enough "Specializing In Sympathy Flowers" 2983 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 540-3135 Z• lhat EDITH l<AYFETZ be SONS FOR A PLANNED ply with the provisions 01 E~J.,g~ 11;. Edwards, project In court. you may l1ct1tlous business name ot ----·-----_F6_29 _______ _ ~~~"~~~~~~~AAOOAAM~S~on11ro~1~~1~00 ba~~~~ng~~~~·&~~«~-------------------------------~=~--~ res,.,1allve to edmlnlster THE MESA NORTH SHOP-1:lus1ve, ol lhe Cal1fornla Bobbi Bl he·Posl"l4tr, 2t39 those Issues yw or some· 711 W. 17th St., #E-12, the ,state of th• decedent. PINO CENTER LOCATED Labor Code; the prevailing Pedro olegueda, 2234 one else raised at ~he pub-Costa Mesa, CA 92827 THel PETll'ION requesi. AT 1170 WEST BAKER rate and scale of wages es· Travel Advisors 2243 ltc heating d•st!1bed In Tht Ftcllllous Buslneu the decedent's WILL and STREET IN A Cl ZONE. tablished by the Cl!y of Donald Altenbur er, 2248 ltn nohce or in W[•lten co<-Niime referred 10 above eodic1ls, 11 any, be admllted ENVIRONMENTAL DETER· Cosla Mesa. which 1118 on To Dunn, 2249g respondence de~vered lo was filed In Orange County 10 P<C>bal•. The w~I and MINATION: EXEMPT. ltle wltlt the City Cte.k of Ro'laue Warren. 2252 the City el, Of PflOI to, the on 3·13·95, F639702 an11-codicils 11• ava1lablt 3. TENTATIVE PARCEL Iha City ol Costa Mesa; David Jatvis, 3133 pu1>11c hearing. For lnfor· Fun name and address ot fOf'eiiamlnaUon in th• file MAP S-llS-l HA FOR and shan lorletl penatllas Donna Richardson 3211 maf1on call (714) 644-3200. the person withdrawing llepl by Iha cour1. CHRISTOPHER J. BALL prescr1bed therein tor non-Carol Strauss, 322J WAHDA E. RAGGIO, John C. Mearns, l 983 THE PETrTION requests FOR A 2·LOT SUBDIVISION compliance of H id COda. Mariam a Tharawaley, CITY CLERK :oHm~~Y92~~ce, Costa a 11y to 1dtnlnls1tr tn. FOR RESIDENTIAL PUA· MARY ELLIOTT, Dep-3324 CITY OF NEWPORT J e:,:.. C M ate under 1he tndepen-POSES ANO A COMMON uty City Clerk Gonzales Mauro, 4112 BEACH T~I• siat•= Will n1ec1 d A!'mlni(Th11raluon.!>hl Eia.t LOT(LOT "A"),ONA .... SITE ProJec•No.85-13 M1ryCervante1,4116A Published Newport with the County Clerk of ta I .. cl. I e .. , or Y THAf HAD BEEN PnEVl· II N Oaltne ftMry 4155 B h,. 11 •• Dail "'· C "' J""' 2£ w1 allow the ~10081 rep-OUSLY APPROVED FOA A Pub shed ewporl James Dulfy:41L eac ..,.o a mesa y v-ange oun., on -1 '"• re atlva 10 taka many ONE·LOT SUBDIVISION (S· BHch-Coa1a M"8 Dally Randy Mtyer 4201 Pilot AllgU1t 18, 1995. 1995 IOnt WtlhoVt court ap· 93-138), ANO HAS TWO PllOt Auguit 11, 18, 1995. Ptter Andrade, 4206 F678 Newport Buch·Coata P' al. Before laking c•r· EXIS1'1NG DWELLING F657 Gail Laooatd, 424~ PUBLIC NOTICE Mesa Daily Plfol August 4, • I.I wry lmportanl actlon1. UNITS. LOCATED AT 241 Tlm Leonard, 4247 11, 18, 25, 1995. F651 tr, the pe110,,.1 rep-SANTA ISABEL AVENUE IN PUBLIC NOTICE Greg Reynold• 4250 NOTIC.J PUBLIC NOTICE re i.uve wlll be requited AN R2 ZONE. ENVIRON· STATE OP Douglaa Renlot 4327 INVITINO IUDS to give noUca lo lnltfHltd MENTAL DETERMINATION: Kelly Campbell, 4342 Notice Is hereby given Flotltloue 8ualneH sons unltH they havo EXEMPT. MINNl!IOTA Margie Johnton, 4349 lhlt the Huntington Beach Na.,_. llalem~l td notice or conaanttd 4. ·ZONE EXCEPTION COUNTY OP DOUQLAI Ltona Che1llck, 4387 Union High School District The fOllowlt1g per•ont art the proposed action l PERMIT ~·80-183A3 FOA IN DISTRICT COURT Valeria Donnelly, 6t09 wltl ret9lve Haled bids for doing business as: lndeptndtnl aClrnlnla· SWA IN SIGNS, AV· aoru•NTH Oavldflanagan,5200 Sllp111eam 181A Colla Ir ton authority Will be THORIZEO AGENT FOR ••• Hou1ton Lambert. 5201 rn. IOllow1ng: Bid No. 788 • C • gr ed uni. .. an lnltf· C .J. SEGERSTROM • .IUDICJM. DllTRICT Jan La11ogollly 5:l30 Mile! Teltpnone Upgrade ~2~7 St.. o1ta Meaa. CA e ed peraon fllH ,!!' o,e; SONS FOR AN AMEND-•;.r:~:.:'p~RO~p Petito 8ran1tetitr, 6238 rv:te~~·;.:~~::? FraoJt Htlmanten. lll•A 10 the ptUl1vn •h MENT TO THE PL,ANNED SUMMONI John HOdgton, AUTO le95 10 OO am ' Co11a Mesa St., Costa good ~ .. why t t SIGNINO PROGRAM FOR Pub II ah t d New po r I ' ' Moaa, CA 92627 ll'tould not OfMI \he COSTA MESA HONOMN-M.J.L. 811ch.Co•ta Mesa Daily f:,~. ·~:111g:uog:1.,~: Cefl C. WlnefOfdnlf. 111..A · INO the pell l'INITI TO ALLO:~A: R.D.L. Pilot Augutt 1 t, 11, 1995 frOl'l'I Int Putcltastng 0. Costa Mesa SI., Coale ..... be tt:i on SEP: =gg~ ~~N~ SION ON Court...... F'661 panment .. 10251 YOik• Mesa. CA 82a7 R t4, 1"5 ... 1:45 Vil.LA.QI WAY. A9 WELL JX .. ~I0211 PUBLIC NOTICE town Ava., Hun11noton ;1~;r.c~de~llR~~· P. In o.ot. 703 located AS M tSCl!LlANaous l..!·•a.ao111 Seac".t.~--Ot by caning san """' ca . tr CA at '41 The City Drive WALL l lONS FOR ENltA· N01K.;f! TO StAN UNI!· IUP&RI°" COURT (7141 ~9 tat. 4350. 92075 Pl• ano, 6r,~~(~~ ~ lhe ~~S[EO 'l~N~ ~~ ~Ptlltion ,,_, .,..., 111~ OP CA&.''°"NlA, 1i:'i!u,~ =~ 1 hie bu!IMsa I~ con. gr.,,..ing or the pellltotl, you IOUl.lVAAO. IN A c' Wtll'I ttlia Couo on ll'lt tlh COUNTY OP OAMQI no lat., INn .,,. data and ~ bJ· • ~ part shClilld eppeer II In. hMt• 20N! !NVIAONMINTAL day OI June, 1195, ~ ,., TM CltJ Df9" time ~ abovt, 11 , __ _,P...,;..,...,..,~==--!Clf ltlcl ..... your OCI-OETfAMINATION: EX. IN par.ut right9 of the ,_.,, Offtee llihlcl'I timt btdl be • CLAiilFllD tGllOr'8 or ... -.inen oo. CMl'T abovt-41amed cltllClren aea 14tTt publlely Opened and read 11 a tl'le ,..,0\lrce you wl4ti VII CO\lft ff-FOR ·,UATMEA INf'ORMA-lhoUld be lerminaeeO A Ot ..... , CA llbl<I. bC:fl biCI 8N• r• can count on 'o aell a ... """"" Ywr .. TION ON THI! Aeove ,,. copy of.,,. htltlonl.... ...,~,.,. main Y811d tor • PtflOd Of myriad Of t'MfChan· Pet! ... ~ may be In pe.rton tM Dougla9 ~ iCourt • Tilll MAnD OP 45 cs.iv-_. the dll\t d•M ltema, beeeu" "'°'""'' ~· RBHT AdlM•.-.i'I Otlllt. !Mo TMI 'ITITIOll TO ~ llDr "-NeetPt °' 0"' coturnna comp.If STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • • 7k Ltga1 Depa~ tll tht [Mj/y Pilot is pWI«J to tmnO'Una a ntw JmJia n()UJ llUIUabk to 1fN.I businmo. ~ will now SEARCH t1x 1111m1 fut' you 11t no rxtrt1 Jxzrsr, ll1tti SllW you tht tim4 and tht trip to the <Atm HWS4 in San111 Ana. Thm. ef (f!flN. ilfor the snmh is amtplmti wt wi.U # Jt1"T: fiaitious ""1ino1 n4lW Jt11tmtm1 With tiN ~ Cln*. J>llhlish ona a wtdt for fa"!~ '!J ,.-"1 '4w "1t11 ihm ft!' Y"""procf . of pu/llialtilm Wllh"" ~Grit. ~ JIDf' by to fil!pq fa:iitibus Mna.J Jll#tP~ llt the lMilJ PilM, 130 w &, S4 0-M&1. If Jiii' oomot ~ tji I"'-aJJ.., t11(714)642--021 ll1ld u.... will 1"'lltr ~ #""' to h.intlll fts "*"""1w., 1""'il. If JO#""""" h.M "".! fanhtr ~ plti6le tJll/J ·-M' "1ill '1t....,,.. thilt """llO tlS1isl""" CKJOtl .. ;,, """~, Wbiiil :~-=~Ml==r;~ ~C: A -:r..:; ":= \: ~ TMI llAMI T~ loatd .. Trust"' Quahfled buy•~ to 1, '°""""' f119 .....,._.,. dlSllJH ......... k ........ IN ., D•W A. RIY· 1"811 1M the Iota 6'ldQe ot caltl .....,. wfft\ 1,.. OOUI' •"WV'' .. ,._.. .....,_ ...... • UMALP OP m• qU81«y or llM'll oft•ea ______ _..___,... L,......, _____________ _.i..._111!!!1"'.._ .... __ ....,.., ..... iiili __ liiiiiiiiiiilll-.i ... I . I I 9 FRIDAY, AUGUST 18. 1995 Nflrpwc ~.,_Oil.I)' ':'!!' "'9LIC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICIS MJIUC MOT1Cll PUil.iC NOnctl PU1UC IOTICll PUii.iC llOTICU "*IC NOTICll PUILIC IOTICll PUIUC NOTICll MUC NOTICU· "'61UC NOTICI this ~u1lnes1 11 con-PUIUC NOnCI 101111 a.. Paa. al OfllOll W--. ™ *' c;: *-1 • ............ .._ .. -3 Ol Jtaet tCN45. ill .. c., If ,. ... ,..... ,....:=-..--:..• ---------1duc1«1t>r:anrdV!dull "9colllt" Ill Ono et ..... '·""·· ... WE ................... ., c..., Cwt -C'.MaYIM.••Mif ***' "CTIJIM-l'kl ........ ._.... Hav• JOI.I 9tan.d OOitlO NOTICa 0#. _, o1 OflAW>l COUftt1 llD. tt ~ Ill llOC* -,. .... • '9dMI ~ n 1111t C..-................. • .... 449, ...... 11 .. 11 -IYATlmtft ~ .... -;:: NaMeStatetneftt ~Y9(7No APPUCATIOllPOR n11 OICUM .. tiy:-W =-~..._. -WQll, ..... ~C. 11 -Wt 11111 ..,.....,,._. ...... ...._ lllf~OtlJCMl(S)'lt4 f1cMaus_.~ The fOloW\110 l*IGNI we ~ Heflnon CMAMU tit M lkltlllllY CA~ WIU Ill · County .. d « ..... -apecillad ii ....,_ • 11111 ,.. 11t111 by 111t 01t!cA o1 Ill ~ Al; OOlflQ !Nt111SS1 Iii . MMA!Ol 11111 OI 1 -• dOlno bullneu • ' "*' = ~'-c= Ci!.~ owwa ...... Ofl l I Al PUil i( AUC1tot4 JO "' .... .:::: = .... s101 ., Ill ,..... ....... °'" " lw In .. ., &aid Or1llll Coilnlr. VAClllON CUJ8 INlEANA· ::: :::-,..:,:-:.: wood, ~I w. MacArlhur Or c ., Augu M.COMO&.IC ttf tt!GtttSl 1400EA rOR Cedt and~••..,._ ~..., 11 Ad ~. C4IWlmll w 11 ~ ~ llONA.I. 800 Nlwl)Oll ~...,is.~-. ._ Btvd ... ~. Sanl.I Ma. CA 1 m:. OYnly on .. •IVKAAGS UCSN•• (PIVlble •t llN ot .. ~ = ::;:..'t17:1 ~ 11111 Ill ..... , a ..... C*lmia, ~ "" lllld ~ CllWClll .. CMK· Oii~ lucb. CAG2660 .... MllHI Md Plot••• 'i!~ond Kent Dtnnla, ' H~OH c•~o ~T~ ~~:f ~:'; Iii~' m:'la~.1 :"~::: :_, U::..: :::=. '; C 1, ~ \: = :-;;, l: ~ ~-· ~ Paoe ~Off~ ~!2!; fllSORIS. :k. OtJ=. . ~ f;:/•11g ~ I003l Lot Coyol" Cr1, Newport DtlCl't• oit• TAURANT 'AATN~ASHIP 011wnbp1t.1ll0tn1 ... ln i.wMrnoneyarlhl ............... Ce leldl.~lf°""'9,S.ol 1NhlotCN1y hNtlf:Aft fern.oocll\1111t~.Mlly. Htowl)C)lt8Utl•·COSta ;·6f2 fountain V•ll•y. CA 92708 MtH Dally Pliot August 4, LP b(ai•) 1pply'lng to "'-lllllk • dltck OrlWll l>y • UnltM ... " f1I AINriU ,..., .... Md ~ ~ ~ .. ptt Map~ "' ~ ~ lot 1151 11114 ~17 CN323892 Aiio 11 18 2!> ~, Thia bualnoH 11 con· 11. 18, 25, 1995. ~652 Dtp1rtrnent or Atcohollc tall°' tecliill t1IOll unton 01 1 wtlhoUl wwniney ..... « IO w now Mid bf a unoet aid IOOll t, Plot<•) 29 Of Mltcdl· 11\d tnfOYtntlll o.tt N t#MIOll lM bu1111111 •• COIQicild b'f iQO!i' • r., · d~:V~ ~~~ *",l~~:::,du:'o1no PUBLIC NOTICE :=~i•~;:~°!!° :'~o omwn l>V a slit• 01 t•'11t1• tmpllef u to Udt, u•. po.-~ ..... e1111T~ ~ .... !'!, ~ ~~Ill OltlCt °' e.. A1u, f>MO Lota U2 llWOoOll 115 a~~ hu not )'ti tieoun PUBLIC NOTICI buatnH• et? No .. M1g1 .Ind lo.Ill moci:lllOll Maion or encumtwanc.., -..., """".,, -_,,..., Of Mid Coltnly lndullVt Of IM TIKI 10445, u .__ ..... R~!!J K OtMl1 FlcUUoua ~--Anton 8h1d., It "'101, IYlngS tssocQllOll or •111 • _. rilM, ... _... ......... 1111, de~ flt IMO ~; flll p!Qptlty lllmofOl'I destnllld Mlt roitte in Ille ~ ol ID lrlMld .., .. ne9' u • ..,.r tilt r~(~"li~'ie~nt w11 fthtd Nam• Statement ;0~!!7~'~,;-~~!2~!1::~ le specihed In s.Ct1on 5102 of now hetd by 11 at tuetl Lot 112 OC l lKI 1821 In IM City of la being told •1a Ir. The atlfft Co~tllnts. Condll14111$ and ~~°:'~tedbu~=~· name Ot RM NI fff'4M V .iU wilh tho Coonly Clt1k ol lht lollowlng ~taont &rt (Put>llc Eating Pl•c•) U· 1111 fin~ Cod• ''"' J!Jlttor• Tr\dlee. In, llld to the to1oWo Newport Bueti. COunty Of Or addltsa Ind Oltltr COfl1lTlOn Rutndlona ll!f SomeMt Cm" SIGNfD MAAfWn OWNERSl'll FIC1ll10.-1U11~3i orange county on July 21, doing business 11: cenHI•) LIO 1o oo t>Usrnass 1111/llSSl.illl) Ing..!""~ Pfo:"r.J:i ll'IOt. SllUI of CMfcimil. u Pit dtaigl\lllon, ii My, of Iha l'tal hOmu 11eOldtd In 8~ 13211. RESORTS INC By Jell 8 StAnt T .... :. sramu - F052103 AgencJ., 8) Stono Tr1vel Beach·Cosla Mesa Dally T MAIN ENTRY PlACENTIA ~ lfld State, to wit 1 lo 11 lncluSNt OI MlllCfllaNous PllfPOlltO ID be not Cl., mtnl l.O tilt Oecwation 1tCORled sTlu state%.nt was hied WllJI dOI~ b!Slfltll 11 1895. A) The Slone Travel Publlihtd Newpo1t I IN fROHT Of FLAG POLES tu.It..., the °' , ~llCOR!tdlnllook™.Paoes propeflY delCllbed lbove I& P~Ot 1720 and Ille litst suppll· As 1 Stci!u ' ' 1"' no~ Newpon B11ch·Co111 ~= ~.\~~85J1lc,~a° P1101August18,1995. IVIC CENTER. 401·411 E. :":'Mc~:4u!:!: ~":O::~ .... ~~"""·....,.,. 1 .. e~. C lnllook1a273,P~1l86,botl'I011t11 County Ctelll Ol OfanOl~,.1:C,S="8922ft1 n Mes3 Dail}' Pilot July 28, CA t263o • ' F871 liAPMAN AVENUE. PLACEN 112 lntwfft In and to Parcel r "':"'"..,. IHU Thi 111\dtl'&IOfttd lnisttt Oii.cw R•eoros ind anv County on August 7, 1GG5 'chi R yaitg 118 ~ August 4, 11, 18, 1995. Dennis Mlchael Slone, PUBLIC NOTICE IA. CA d right, lflll .llld lnltrest t of f'1tclf Map No et.363, =~:~de::*.:.: =:::,.any Of ~ll(y t!t :{ amt~~J!. ':~~~"'• ::0 NOlU·llllS f1tUou1 ~ !nine. CA 92714 ' ,,.,. .... F833 220G4 summit Hilt El Toro, onwyed 10 and now hflll bY II u .,_on a Map Ned In ..... ~ II s · • 1 1 Stattmenl tlqllm live yem hom Haeno Ja yang 1111 .L •• ------------•CA 92630 ' Fictitious 81.t1lrwtu ndllf UICI Dlld ol T1us1 tn 1111 look 258. P• 32 to S3 of ..... rus 1114 ""'"' common dllaa llld othlt common as "° Thi &tlttl addnu ltll <Ille 11 w11 hied 1n Iha Olla lnlM CA 92714 • µi!lplQ. PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• bu1lneu Is con. H•m• Statement 0111rf'f s1111a11d In 1:11d Counl'j. ,..,eel Maf>t. In tne Office« deSIQnab<ln. II any, al the ~ NtlOn. W 1111. shown he1!1n. Sa.cl alMI oehe1tommon CltSIOf\ltlOl\, It ol ltll County Cit~ A new Fee•· !tie ~11 YMO. 111 IV..l'd ducted by' an Individual Th lolloWlllg persons are lorn11 dtSCrlblnQ 1111 land the County ,.tcotdtf of Ot· PIUOllly Cltscnbtd lbM ,. aa1e wlll bt made• but any, Of IN 1U1 P111C1tllY de• ~s &•ness ~ Staternerit lnl CA 92714 ~ • flc tltloua Bui ln•H Have y~ 11111ed doing dol~ buslntSI 11: lhtltln lOT !M Of TRACT 3433 -ioe County. c.wtomla. Ea-purpol1ed . 10 bl. 1111 hf1 COWMnl OI WllTll'lly, ~ ltlltled abOw Is~ to bt: ll'k.ISI be l•td befOtt 11\at •mt Tilt ~s ~ness It CO~led N•m• St1tem. enl buslneH yet? No WhfflS ol Euio1>9 2110-0 PER MAP THEREOf RE· ceptlng ttief.,rom Unls 1 CIWla '1lcil, """'1 ltlcll, OI itnplied, rtOltdlnCI llUe, Pol· 112 ...... Cwr\ Cuti ...... Cl WiftOol ll'tsslatlmetltdon not OI 111 Ull~ USQCln~ Tiit lollowlng ptfsonS 1110 Dennis M. Stone s. Lyon, Sltlla Ai'8: CA CORDED IN 80()1( 178, PAGE 48 and 2. H stlOWl'I on th4 Con-Ca IHM-IUt The undt1llOIMd lfUIOll. Olt~S.10 pay 1212( Thi unde11i0nfd TlllSMt t&sell autholut Ille USI tn lbs Ollltrl!lln a pamtllhl 1 dolnq business as This stalemtnl was filed 92705 MISCEll.ANEOUS MAPS, IN domfnMn ,...,, r PLtn"I ,.. Tnistet ~ lnY ~ lof Ill ltm1111111G PrinCiclal Si1m of cllsdltms any ~ lof any state o1 1 fla'<ll/s Buseness T Of ~ Alex s Jewelly, 550-A New· weth the County Cl8'k ot Ahmad Ren ~auvl , HE OfflC( Of THE COUNTY cOfded M#ch 13. 1tfl as any lllCOll'KtneSS OI lllt atrtcl lllt nolt(I) ~~Aid Dffd lnCOITtdntss ol lhl &ttttt IO-Name 1n ~on ol lht nghls ol ~ c::.si~s;~s::l.NG &°" hc~~2~ Newport Otange Coooty on July 19, 25852 Eucalyptus, Laguna RECORDER Of SAID COUNTY ~ ':d,. tt;J'::: ldclftss and otlltf common Of Trust. Wllll rimst thell!lll, as clttss and olht< common deslo· anolhel under fedml. Staie. °' JA YAW; l'IYE JIH YAW; HC • 1995 Fe52740 H1ll1, CA 92653 tht "'°'*"' lleltlOIOft d•· ec • dtslgllatlon, ii any, lhown htttin. OtlMCltd In UICI note(s), ao. Nton •• any, $llO"MI heltil. Sald convnon law (St• Seaon 14 Tiu Statemenl w 1•iwtt1 ,=•foe Tr(8~)11 i~1b:: Daily Pilot August 18, 25, this business Is con· !bed IS being sold ·n 15• Tile :r ~ ~llP:%; Said aa1e Wll bt madt, bu1 wances. -lllY. under the terms u1e wiM bl mack, bul wGlolll tt stQ Business and PloltsSIOllS lht ~lllY Cit,_ ~ <*loe dale iivlni' CA 9:2114 Septembef 1, 8, 1995 F691 ducted by: an Individual SllMI addren ano ollitr com· l1gtlt 10 uu the EJt~lustw wi111ou1 c:cwenant Of ~. theDeedolflllSl, estimaltd teu, CCMIWll or wananlY. txl)ltssed Code) CountvonhioustT lggfi• , This bus'iness Is con· PUBLIC NOTICE Hay• you 1,'~rted doing mon designation. II any. ol lhl Ust Common Alff 11 ct. ~ °'implied, ~·ng clarges Ind upenses o4 or mpbed, ~ btle, llOS· Flrstt•no NOTICE-llls f'd•aua• Nanie dueled by: a corp0ta11on bus ness ~e 0 vi ital P<Ol*I'/ d1SC1lb4td oC>oYt ts scribed and ldenOOed on bllt, PG$USSIOft. or lllCUm-TNSIH and Of lhe Wsts en session, ort~s. toay Newl)Olt Bucll·CoSll Mesa Slllemtnl ~ru IM ye~~ Have you started doing Flctltloua Buslneu ~~m:~ale:!n~4:, filed pu1po11td IO be 2453 MON~O sakt pe.n. PARCa. 2: Unit 1, brlncts, IO pay 111t "ITllllliftO by uicl Deed al lNSt. to wit tilt "~IWIO pMclpat sum of CH323l93 Auo I I, 18.2S, Sep 1, the IUle 11 was l~ed en 1111 iee bus1nesa yet? YH 7-4·95 N•m• St•temenl with the County Clerk ol TERRACE. COSTA MESA .. CA as ~ and 6lflned on pnne1pal sum o4 Ille nole(S) $25011.07 Estlmaled the note(s) seeurtd by uld Deed IQllS ol lhl County Cerk. A~ ca. R1tewear Trading Int. Inc., The lollowlng pe1Sons are Orange County on July 14, 92627 The undlrstoned Trustn the p&an. PARCEL a: The ex· secured ~ UICI Dffd of l!"st. intettst and lddltional adVlnctS ol lnist. with lnlettSI thtf'eon, as PUBLIC NOTICE '<Ills Busuiess Name s J. Bruss, Manager doing ~slness as: 995 Fo52372 dtsclalms 1ny llabfllty lor any ctuslve rlghloito use the &· with inllttst llltt'eon, as PllMdtd If any, wiU lncrea.st this flQUtt PllMded Ill slid note(s), Id· ITk.ISt be l~ed belOft 11\at' , Ile This 1111emeni was filed Ma erlal Handlin Aoces-1 . illeottectness ol Iha street ctusiv• use Common Area in said note(s). ldvances, If any, prior IO ult. The benel!Cilty vances, If any, under 1111 terms Of f'll• No. FIS4U2 hhng of 11115 sutement dod tllit of with the County Cieri< of sorl~s 329 Coz~mel C1 Dally Pilot August 11• 18• address aiid otner common designated as G-1 and 0.1 unclp lhe terms ol Ille Deed ol under said Deed ol Trust hef!tO. lheOeedolTrust. esllmaled fees. FICTITIOUSIUSINESS itself autllonle Ille use fri ~\lls Orange County on July 25. Laguna Beach, CA 92651 ·• 25, September 1 • 1995 1681 deslQnauon. It any. shown on the plan. The tot.II Trust. estfmlttd lees, cllargta foruxecuted and dehwltd lo Ille charoes and expenses ol Ille IW!lf STATEMENT state of a ~bous ~llass 1995• Philip Edgar Peterson, 329 PUBLIC NOTICE herein Said salt will be made amount ot the unpaid prtncl-and expenses ol lllt Truslte and undersigned 1 written Declaration Truslea and of lh• lnists crtated The follOWtnQ pe110n(s) 1v.i11 Nmie 1n 111olabon of Ille nOllWol F653247 Cozumef Ct.. Laguna but wtlflout covenant 01 war: pal balance, Interest tiler• OI the tsusts mated by said Deed ol Dttaun Ind Demand '°'Salt by said Deed of TrusL to wet: oono business as MAAAIOTI lllOlller under Fedet'll, Sfat«> or New po r I Beach ·Cost a Beach, CA 92651 Flctltloua BuslnHa ranty, expiessed or lmplled, on, tog.tti.1with 1•asonably ol Trust. to wit: $121.217.04 and 1 wotten ~ of Oetauti $110,733.0I E.stlmattcl Acct11ed VACATION CLUB INTERNA-common law (See Section. l~ Mesa Dally Pilot August 4, This business Is con-Name St•tement regard111g 11111. possession. or estimated costs, HJ>4!rlHS Estimated Accnied lnte11st and and Eledlon to Stll. The under-11\lertst al\d add1honal 1dvanees TIONAL, 000 Newpolt Center et seq . &Slness and P!ol•s.11>ns 11, 18, 25, 1995. F650 ducted by: an lndlvldual The following po11ons are encumbrances. 10 pay the •nd ~~~~~t t~ t~~ additional tclvances If any, wiN signed caused said Notice o1 ii any. will lhcrtue JN• tigu11 Dnw, Newport Btacn. CA 92660 COiie) -•tt ---------1 Have you s1ar1ed doll'lg doing buslnen as: 11ma1n1ng p11nc1pal sum ot Ule lM Inn .,_,.....ttK>n"' fllCJent this flgUtt pnor to salt. Default Ind Election to Sell to be ptlo< to sale. The"Deneflclar; MARRIOTT RESORTS HOSPI· F11st Flllng PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? No Action Now, 2575 Wesl· note(Sl secured by sa111 Oeea. ol Notice ar•~·397 ~7 Sti1:r· The benellclar; under $IJd Deed ttcorded in the county whel't Ille under said Deed ol lrust htrtlO· lALITY CORroAATION, South TEAM ESCR~ Fl till 8 1 Philtp Edgar Peleison 11 d minster Ave., Costa Mesa, Trust, wtlh 1n1eres1 thereon as ~~k br CMWied ~heel< s of Trust heielolOll! executtd and rut pt00erly 1$ Jocated and molt lole executed and delt¥ettd 1o Ille Cl/Ohna, 10400 Femwoocl Rold, 131$1 8too St c ou• us 11'11 This statement was le CA 92627 prov4dea In sa1a nold(S) ad· s 1 delrvered IO Ille undef11gned a 111an Ihm monllls haw ellpsed unclerstQned a written 0eci,ra11on Bethesda. MMytand20817 GM<lenGto'l't, Nam e Statement with the County Clerk of Scott Lee Johnson, 2575 vances II any unde1 tna ierms ~ to the ~~ f wmten Oecial'ltion of Default and Slnct such 1'cord.lbon Datt· ol Dtflull Ind Demand for Salt Ttu buSlntss is conducted bv Newpolt Buch-Costa Mesa The lollow1ng porsons are Orange County on July 20, Westminster Ave .. Costa ol lhe ·Deed 0·1 Tiust esllmateo ar• ~ o Demand lor Sall and a wntttn 0807195 "OIERT l ·WEISi and 1 wntterf Nollet ol Oefiuii 1co11x>rnon CN323894T·1Q60.BAug ~ri~c':is!~~:~~l~allhlW$ 1g!~· Pilot Au ~~5~8782~ ~~~=· ~~:~~2:s Is COO• lees, Charges and .~penses 0 ;:,~:at~ Is av:: NotJce of Oelauk 'and Election to INCOllPOMTED AS TRUSTEE. •!'II Election l.O Stn TM undtl· to =ant tai':'nes~t ~~~ 11, 18,25, Sep 1, 11)g5 Pilnting, b) Martin/Mat· S t t> 1 89 1995 ' ' ducted by: en Individual tile Tluslea and ol me llusts From lnfoonatlon which the StN. :r!tt-undersigned caused 920 Kl.AGE OAKS ORNE. P.O sioned caused said Notice of heuous businttS namt PUBLIC NOTICE thews Printing, 3100 Atrway ep em 9f ' ' • Have you started doing 1ea1e<1 by said Deed ol Trust, Tlustee deems refiabll, but SIMI NoliC:t of OelaUll Ind Elec-BOX m , COW*. CA 91 Otfiult Ind Electon to StU IO be names ~sled herein Avenue, Su11t 135. Costa F6S8 business yet? No IO·wtl $6.901 36 Esllmated fOf which Trust.-INllH no !Oii to SeA to be ~ Ill lhl (616)967·4302 BY· CRIS A, rtconltd 111 Ille cOllllly wnere the SKiHED MAAAK>n RESORlS STATEMENT OF AIANOOIMElfT Mesa, CA 92626 PUBLIC NOTICE Scott Johnson AcClued Interest and add1Uona ft91'HentatJOn °' warranty, nty wllere Ille rn l l>f'Ollllly IS KLlk;ERMAN C232654 8-18125, real property Is located and moR HOSPITALITY COAroRATION By OF Alchaid M. Schwartz, This statement was hied advancesllany.wlfllnctNSllllls the st1eet acldfen(es) °' ed and molt tNn three 9-11995 ~!Mt months haw elapsed JellB Sllnl.ASSI Stcte~ · USEOFFICTTTIOUSIUSINOS 21381 Monterra, Lat..e For· Fictitious BuslneH with the County Clerk ol ltgura 1>1lor to sale The bellthd· othef common designation months lll'tt elll)Se(l :·nee such Since such ~IOn Oa1t: Tlls statement was liled JIAllE est. CA 92630 Nam• Statement Orange County on August aty und11 said Deed 01 Trus °' !ti. above dnc1ibed rtcordlliOn. Date O&'l\195 PUBLIC-NGl'ICE -Ga<>i-95 llOIE"l E. WEfSI the County Cieri! ol Orange Tiie -lollowlng pe110n(s) This businoss is con· The lollow1ng persons are 1 1995 F65 4538 ne1t101ot1 e.uaill4 ~d oe propedy-15:-321 ~h 6trftt. Im £. WEiii INCOflPO-INCORPORATED AS TRUSTEE. CoutllV on All~st 7 1ggs l\aso'Nve ibindoned the use ol dHu.cled by. an ~v:,11u: doing business as~ Daily Piiot August 11, 18, ereo 10 lhe undersigned a Wnl· ~ ~r ;: 92::t Mm> AS TRUSTEE. 920 lo'I.· NOTICE Of TRUmFI SALE: 920 ~LAGE OAKS ORM, P.O l'«)TW::E-Tl'lts ne"ous Name the fldlbOUS buSlntSS ·llM!e b ave /0uet?s~o 8 omg AdYantago Plus Ins. 1500 25, September 1, 1995 1664 ten Oeclara~on of Oelaull and f U: .,..,poY ~ °' ~....... LAGE OAKS ORM, P 0. BOX l RUSTU SALE NO. ft.5934 UN BOX 3269, COWiA. ~ 91 Slltement expm fl'ft years I tom ~ION CYCLER'f, 276~n usmo 5 y Adams Ave · 1251, Costa Demand 101 Salt, and a written °' .--: . ,...., ...• 3269, C0VWA. CA 91722 NO. 411..012·03. YOU ARE IN (616)961·4302 BY. CRIS A Ille date 11 was l'ed in Ille Office V;JJey Pa/tlwly t.Usion IAULI:A ~~~~ais~a~e;;~w~~s filed Mesa, CA 92626 PUBLIC NOTICE Nota of Detaull ano Eleclk>n 10 ~ c::::rr:u:c~~ ~!ll:il-4302 BY. CRIS A DEFAULT UNOEll A 0££0 OF KLNGfRMAN C232472 8-ol ltll County Clef\ A new flc•· 92691 . iRil wnh tho County Cieri< of ~e~na~~ Uoy~ K11s..,ti;if· NOTICE OF StH Tne undersigned caused rees and ellJ>4!rlses ot tti. RMAN C232870 8-19125. TRUST DATED 0412"93. UN-1\11&251995 llOus Bus111ess Name Stalfme The hebious bl•~ Orange Counly on August tosla Me~~sCA ~~·526 • APPLICATION TO said Nollet ol Dtlault and Elec· Trustee and°' s.. ~litOf· • 11995 LEU YOU l AlE ACTION lO PUBLIC NOTICE n11s1 be lded before 11\at •me The referred to allC>W was liliaon 11. 1995 Fl555103 This busl~ess Is con-SELL ALCOHOLIC lion to Stu to be rtc0rded In tne nia RKonveyance Compa-PUBLIC NOTICE PAOTECl YOUR PROPERTY, ll h~ng ol ltau~temelll does oot ol Jufy 19. 1995 1n Ille County of oa11y Pilot August 18, 25, ducted by an Individual BEVERAQES nty where lhe real property Is ny. as saJd Trustee, By MAY IE SOLO Al A PU8LIC Alt Mo. Fl55145 1tstll authonH the use 1n lhs Olanoe Ind ~NI Art No s b 1 8 995 Havo ou started doin locatad and more than three o.borah Bllgnac • Assistant NOTICE OF TRUSTEFS SALE SALE. If YOU NEED AN WLA· FICTITIOUS BUSINESS sllle ol a ncllbous Busmess ~ • eplem er ' ' 1 . F680 buslnes~ et? No g August 15, 1995 monllls have elapsed stnce such Vice Prnldent. 9'51 Corbin TRUmE: BALE NO. R·I004 NATION Of THE-NATURE OF THE NAME STATEMENT Name in 111olabon ol tne nghts of Paul T Deem. 4740 9iacll- Leona1d lloyd KJ1shnor To Whom 11 May Con· recoraallon Aw. Northr~. Califomlll APN NO. 425-212-02. YOU ARE P"OCEEOINGS AGAINST YOU. llle followeng person(s) iv.ttt lllOlher under fe<Jet'll, Slate, lhome Ave . Lo11g Bele/I-CA PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was ltled cern: NGUYEN. Trang Dlom DATE 07131'35 9132A, (8181 ns-2575, Dated IN DEIAULl UNOOI A DEED OF YOU SHOULO CONTACT A oong bus1t1ess as MISSION common law (Set Secbon 14 90808 ---------1 with tho County Cieri< ol T is(are) applying lo the PREFERR~O TRUSTEE SERV· August 10, 1995 TRUil DATED O~H3. UN· LAWYER. On OMIM5 al 1:45 CYCLE WORKS 2767Z Crown ti StQ. Busmess and Proless.ons Pamela J Deem, 47'40jlll1Ck· Flctltlou1 Bu1lneH Oranga..Co.ual¥ (ln_ Jul¥ 2()._ ~:e:~;e~onfroi ~csoe71°~f. U:EI 3900 BIRCH·STRE-H. ASAPt.735798118.Bi25..9t1 LEll YOO TUE ACTION TO A.M. tlOIERT E:-WEfSS-ltlCOlt· \llllltj Par!iway, Mss1on ~lfO, C COiie) W Ave · Lono Beach, CA Name Statement 1995. F6528 34 h [1 b vere s al 10~ SUITE 113 NEWPORT BEACH. PUBLIC NOTICE PROTECT YOUft P"OPERTY, rr PORATEO as the duly appomled 92691 first hltng rb.i The lollowing persons are Daily Pilot August 18, 25, ~~~a clsa~el d1:sta Mesa CA 92660 Telephone Numt>e1 MAY IE SOLO AT A PUILIC lrusiee under and pursuant to Paul T Deem. 4740 Black· Newport Beach-Cos!J Mesa 1 ~~~~Sl~i~ewas co Clld doing business as: Seplembor 1, 8, 1995. CA 92626 ~1th "48" on'. (714) 476·7086 By MARC R NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· Oted al Trual, rtco11ted on lhome Ave . Long Beach. C CN323891 hlf~·18·25. Sep 1• ~gned PAUL l DEEM PAMELA First Class Auto Glass. F689 Sale Goner al Public Pro· trN/ TRUSTEE SALE ND. L-4271 APN NATION OF THE NATURE OF THE OS.OS.t3 " Document No. !13· 00808 J DEEM . 17588 Santa Monica Circlo, E mises llcense(s) PRIORfTY 70364 NO. 451-124-30 YOU ARE IN PROCEEOINGI AGAINST YOU. OJOU 13 ol Ottte1al RrcOfds in Pamela J Deem, 4740 Black· PUBLIC NOTICE ll'lts statement was ftl" Wltll Fountain Valle~, CA 92708 PUBLIC NOTIC Pub II shed New po r 1 08/04.08/11 ,08/18'35 DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF YOU SHOULO CONTACT A Ille olltce ol thr Aet0<der' of tllOme Ave · Lono Beach CA the County Cel\ ol Orange ~~~~ sE~:,;~wero~d~~ .. s~~! Beach·Costa Men Daily TRUST DATED OS1H2 UNLESS LAWYER. On OlllH5 11 1:45 011not County, Ca~lorn~. 90808 File No. FGH411 County on "'1 st 14 1995 Ana, CA 92704 F~tltlo~~ ~usln•~• Pilot August 18, 25, Sep-PUBLIC NOTICE YOU TW ACTION ro PROTECT A.M. ROI ERl E WEISS INCOR-mctl!td by JON R REYES, A Tiu business is cofl<)Jcted bv F~~f~A~~·:~s DIS~OVERY lScRoW COMPANY This business Is con-The j0~:wlnga p~~~~s are tember 1, l995. FS79 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UN-YOUR PROPERTY. ll MAY IE PORAtm as the duly IJ>l)Olnted SINGLE MAN, U lMtor, Finl tkls~:1&:f:tarted oong b!St lilt IOllOW!ng pef1on(s) inre 7777~nterA-.Sta 440 ducted by: an lndMduaf doing business as: DER A oeED Of' TRUST, SOlD Al A PUIUC IAll IF Trustee under and pursUl/ll to ~lilorn•a MOilo~ Co. a Call ness etlNo doing buSlntss as MAARIOTI Hunbn(JfDn Buch, ~7 Have you staned doing Jambo Kenya Curios, 200 PUBLIC NOTICE DATED JULY 24• 1991. UN-YOU NEED Ail EXP\.AMATION OF Otecl of l rusl. 1ecorded on lorn1a Corporation. u Bentltc1M'( SIGHlD PAUL 1 DEEM PM'ElA V~ATION CLUB INTERNA-Newl>Ol1 Beacll-Cosla . ~s1ness yet? Yes 7·25-90 Main St., If l04·271, Hun· LESS YOU TAKE ACTION ntE MATURI OF THE PROCE£0-044!1.43 u Dtculllllll No. 13· Wl1I sen at PllbltC auetJOn to Ille DEEM l lONAL OOO Ntwpolt Cente CN323908 t.tSSION Aug 25 Kyte E. Golden 11ng1on Beach, CA 92648 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE TO PROTECT YOUR PROP-INGI AGAINll YOU, YOO 0213112 ol Ottoal RtW!ds in h.gl\UI b«lder lot ush, (PiYlble Tiu stJtemtnl wn hied ~ Ill Oflve NewPGll Buen CA 92660 Sep 18 lggf; Tnls statement wH fifed Mwangl Nga1unyi, 1963 Ttllt Order No :>973322 ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT SHOUtD CONTACT A LAWYER. Ille ottiee Of 11\t Recoroer of at hme ol sale 111 lawful ~r OI tile County Cieri! OI ~ Mamon AtsOltS lravel Com· 01th lh•c County CJe:k 2~1 Wallace Ave •• Costa Mesa, Tmt11 Salt No. 15·219 LN A PVBUC SALE. IF 'IOU ~HS II 1:45 A.M. "01· Or1not COllnly. Cahtomia. lilt UNted States. by cash, a 111)' on ~st 14 1995 plll"f Inc OelHart 1 To place en Mtlln ~~go ounly on u Y • CA 92627 Reltrence No NEED AN EXP\..ANATION Of' ERT E. WEISS INCORPORATED uecuttd by ClAY SMITH AND ush1tr's clltck drawn bra sUte NOTK:E-Ttas '°'°"' Name ftr~ Road, Bethesda lrUr;· Claaaff'led' 1 · This business Is con-APN No 439 142 33 THE NATURE Of'~ PR(). as t1tr duly ll>l)Olnled lnistee MAREN SMffii, HUSBAND ANO or n1tional baM. a Clltck drawn lllement tJCPreS hve 111 from land 20817 Call 842-ee.,.. F053398 dueled by an Individual YOU ARE IN DErAULT UN CEEOIHG AGAINST YOU. under end putSuant IO Died ol WIFE AS JOIHT TENAmS. as b'f I Stale°' federal Credit uneon, date II was lded 1nv;,. Olliee llls tlJSlntSS IS condUCted ~ ;::::::::;~-====t=::;1 Newport Beach-Costa Ha~• you alartQd doing DlR A OHO Of 1RUS1 DATE YOU SHOULD CONTACT A Trusl, l'tCOfdM en 05'1t92 u Tnistor.SlM Mo1tQJoc Companv, or 1 cllecll drawn by a swe of Ille Councy Ciel\ A new fa. acorporaoon Mesa 011ly Pilot August 4, business yet? No 02/06195 UH LESS YOU TAKE LAWYER. NOTICE cw Oocuflltnl .... 12-11115• of u BendlOllY Wli Sia It pVbbC lederal SIWIQS and~ lnool· s Business Name Statement fleotstrant llas not yet l>eOU I 1, 18, 25, I 995. F652 Mwangl Ngatunyl ACTION TO PRO TE CT YOUR TRUSTEFS SALE No. 0HlC111 Records 111 tne olla of audlOn to the highest bldclt1 for lion, UVlflOS USOCllllon. Ill.Isl be hied be!Olt tNt ct.ie Thi 10 transact bus,nus under I PUBL IC NOTICE J1~~· 1~~81c~~~:Y w~rt1~t PROPERTY IT MAY BE SOL ~~:ZS•~~~~ 1~ the Recorde1 oc OfWIOt C011nty. cash. (payable at lime of salt in savings bank sptelfied 111 secllOll i11no of tin statement does not o1 ltenous bus.ness name o Orange County on August AT A PUBLIC SALE If YOU , ont entr . I • Or ~llfomta. executtd by Nd! lav.ful money ol tne United 5102 ol lht ftNnetal Code and rtsell ailhonie Ille USC In tin names ksltd hereui. Fictitious BuslneH 8, 1995 Fe54632 NHD AN EXPLANATION Of THE Coast Tith! ~paony, &!~~ D'AtnlCO and Santma O'Atntc0, Statts, by casn. a cashttt's autllonltd lO do bus111tss 111 lhlS state o1 1 nct11ous Buseness SIGNED MAARIOTI RESORTS. N•m • Statement D II PllOI A t 18 25 NAlURE or THE PROCH DINGS Tustin In lhe Ctty °' Santa husband and wde, as Truslor, cllec~ drawn by a St.alt ()( Ill· SUit) ii Ult Mllft (Nolt~) Ell· tn 111olaoon of the nghts of TRAVEL COWPAHY. IHC . 8y Jell The following persons are a Y ugus • ' AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD Ana County °' Or The Mof1oaoe Warttfouse Oba bOnal bank, a cllecll drawn by a 11ance lo Ille County Co11l1· nollltr under Federal Sllte, or B Stant Asst Sec:m.ar; No matter what you're doing, your hometown doing business os: September 1 • 8• 1995· CONTACl A l.AWYE R Stat;.°' calrfomla, Calif= RNG Mof1oaoe SeMCe, as Bene· state or federal creel~ union. or a llouse, 700 CIYlc Ctnltr 01IY1 mmon law (See seciion 1«00 Tiu s111ement was hlea W1 Sldostreet Catering, 1799 F690 On 08/251)5 al t O 00 AM , Rtconveyance Company, a hc~r; Wltt seU at publtc auctJon to chtck df1Wll by a state or federal Wul, Santa Arla. Ct all ngllt. btlt seq . BuStness and Prolessiom Ille County Clerk ol Ora . newspaper Newport Blvd., Costa PRHERREO TRUSlEE SERV Callfomla Corpc>rallon, as lilt n11111est bidder tor casn, UYlflOS and loan asSOClllJOn, and llllerest conveyed lo and now ) County on AllQ1ist 7, 1995 Mesa, CA 92627 RENT ICES as tne duly appo1n1ad duly appolnted~iuslee un-(pay1ble at bme of Siie 1n l1wtul Slvings assoclatton, °' savengs lletd by 11 under said Deed of rsttillng NOTICf-Ttas Ftc1bous Dlan4f Maile Harmon. 2039 Trustee under and pursuant 1 ct« th.It certam Dffd of money of lhe Unitfd States, by bank spec~1ed in section 5102 cf lrus1 tn Ille property sill.lated in Ntwpolt Beach-Costa Mesa Statement expres five yu11 fro The J!a!li.rllot National. Costa Meso. CA through classified Deed 01 TfllSI. recorded on Trust tlltcuttd by Halley cash, a cashier's check drawn by Ille Fina~ Code and aU1holUed sMI CountY. ~klomla, descnb-CN323Q07 MISSION Aug 18.25. lhl date 11 was hied 1n tlit Ofltte 92627 12/12'34 as Documenl No 94· Brovlall., a single man as a swe or national bank. a dltck to do business 1n this state at: Ing the land·therein: P11c111: Loi sep 1,8. 1GG5 ol 1111 County Clerk A new Ftc•- .... - . I' 1 . , if .. -.. . - . . I ~, ' 1 I I I; I I 'I ...... ~ · ' "'JI 1 -..._ COVAi. 1tO'lt""° o""0 11Tu111n • . ' . . I I' Mu..-....... 111 ..... ....,..., ii MilCI .... ft4• ... , ......... Act .. tlll• ....._ .......... ..... .. ....... . .., ,..-..Cl. ........... " ........... .. .... -. ......... . .. .....,. ........... . .................... ......... ,.. ........... .......... 1 I 'llR." Tlllia ... , ,, ... ... ............. ., ...... . ....... _ ....... .., ....................... ................ ........ '* ......... M II --·· .... -... -.......... ...... ... 1002-1625 m 2102-2744 • HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE GENUAL 1002 -------- -. . I ... ,~"°',.-; ..... i.,~. I -; ' ,-0 ~ .· ,., I ; • ' ' 11 .. ' ' . f"!._a:- --- • -. -- ' . -. ' 'I I ·--I GENERAL a.ASSIFIED HOURS POLICY Telephone 8am-5:00pm Rates and deadlines are subject to change without Monday-Friday notice. The publisher BY PHO• reserves the ri~ht to censor, Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm reclassify, revise or reject (714) 64b 5678 any classified Monday-Friday advertisement. Please BY FAX report any error that may (714) .631-6594 be in your classified ad DAILY PILOT immediately. The Daily (Pl~ ~lude your name and Pilot & The Independent DIADUNll phone number and we11 call you accept no liability for any Monday ............ Friday 5:~ back with a P"ire quote.) error in a.JI advertisement for which it.may be Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pm BY M.A8 Oil• responsible except for the Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:00pm llDtSONl cost of the space actually Thlll'Sday ........... Wednesday 5:00pm occupied by the error. 330WestBay Street Credit can only be allowed Friday ................ Thursday 5~ UJSta M~ 9'lfj27 for the first insertion. OxnerotNewpM BM .t B*Y St. ))A ,~ iiiii ( .A 1 ~ iiiii ' {J :AJ t :.11 I lt A" ?1•1 I I U I ~I H • FRIDAY. AUGUST 18, 1995 • Ol H Hl "il\I· ''I\ H00\11\(,! llU.I'! \\I. \l.l:D PU>Pl.E \0\\ !!!! Victimized by downSIZ~? Heard and seen tt all? Too young, too old? Skeptical, cyrucal? Had enough? START MAKING $2500 COMMISSION WEEKLY AND MORE WITHIN JUST A FEW WEEKS! Wi lrainl (Unique smal fM!Slmefi inaflael.~program) $When you are ready for sanity call us! 714 I 47+7215 bmmlal bnuJw'lolw. 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BUSINESS OFFICE 2724 FOR RENt 2769 (714) 546-9860 CLEANING 3528 SERVICES DOORS 3580 GENERAL HAUUNG 3720 LANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 ROOFING 3910 3 548 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3 680 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LAWN CARE 3 808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii An experienced iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii JUNK To The DUMP liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Dlbernerdo's Moving MIKE'S Painting Co. •--------Lee._ Showers R•p'd ftlT• dependable door SERVICE DIRECTORY (714-988·1882) GARDENING Reliable Local/Oflice/Storage lnl/Ext•Drywll•Texture R~ouUng & lnatall'n Cleenlnti o:ne' Rlghtl hanger. 'Guar work, All 3 Newspapers: $144 Will haul what Trash & Ouallly Work At Long Olst.O Free Est. ..,atlng/Coll. 12Yr Exp L#870130 Dean of Tiie References Available. reaa. Don 521-8910 4-Llnes • 4-Weeks Man won'tl 968-1882 Reasonable Rates. 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YOUNGQUIST•--------LEARN SPANISH NOWI L#3041200854 Cert. * Best Price/Quality Drywall and morel •--------P•lntlng Contr•ctor PIANO & VOCAL Exp'd SA Tutor. Also Ped. CPR & 1at Aid, Landscape, brlCk, atone Qary 845-5277 LEGAL Oual.Ucl>!'eontl!!,.btsP.'ons LESSONS 3868 Translator-Interpreter. CNA Loving Environ-eoncm.. 100.78 .. 1007 A-1 Electrlcal work Semi Retired contractor. FARTHING INTERIORS • .ou-. ,., Susana 873-7409 ment.<:?1:?848·3112 +CEMENT WORK• Duncan Elec:trlc Rprs, lmprvmnts, sml Kitchen/Bath Remodel SERVICES 3812 FrH est. &45-3305 iPACB AVAIL.ABLll Pl.Al NIST AMPED Quick Re~H lobs. Quollty, Integrity, Experts I UIB560875 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------1 PIANO Beg.-Advan£ed For Advertle•ra. Brlck/Slone{rlle/Block Local Uc. 8 0.7042 I care, Ken 642·1770 645-9325 or 673-1212 Revocable Uving Trust 21~~-:!!~::~~~ll All agH -Teacher cert. mE Ask About Our. REPAIRS/COATINGS Carp'try, roof'g, plbg 25 YHra Trusl Exp. 24 Hrs. Richard Sinor Entertainment Ava11 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ln~~a:~::~r::::rl l.541658 305-41292 FENCES ~~!~t}f1~·e~~~~~!~ JEWELRY 3784 H=~~1~1~d:~.;~7 uc 280644 645-3209 Jennifer 640-8669 Call Gina Bucci Brick, Block, Stone, Tilt 8c DECRS 3615 Concrete dtcksJRepa1rs liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii QUALITY CARE 7 1..a74-424e Cone, Pallo, Driveway MORGAN Uc'd 650-3261 •-------3-8-2-8 20 YT' exp, excellent PLUMBING Fplc, B80a. Ref. 20 Yr · Wiiiiam Harold Jewelers MASONRY workmanahlp, ralr 3928 3890 K1tchen1, b1th1, d00t1. C' e 11 .nNG windows. Doug 545-7258 w;on.&U HIRi A CARPKNT•R S!IVICBS EJCp. Terry SS7•?CJ84 •FBNCl:S OATES• ALL HOME REPAIRS Watch & jewelry repalrliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii prices. 645-2417 Ron iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ftew/r1palr/po1t r.,laetd Carp'try, drywll, paint, Antique/Fine Jewelry JOHN OOJIWll MASONRY CHUNO'S PAINTING THE LOCAL PLUM8~R 3548 CON'l'n•ctonc.-Red1NOOd • L1576605 plmbn~. doors/Reas S 8uy1Ml~'ll•d• 873.0385 Brlck•StoneeBlock 1 1 -1W•4rll8&ngtr1Co GrouVl'll• Re1toretlon R•tll'OUt•Recaulk Repair.clean & S.aJ frM bthMte M0-7309 ~ S"*"5 lf S3J03S cdcm1on1/Ramodellng ~•r• • Water Repair• .:..".laRRY a2?.at2a - U\ft ~ Jim Whyte &42·7208 £m«gtney S.VI 638-4155 20 Yrs Elcp. Gd Pr ce Since 1 "'•7 La.rge & Small Jobs 01(1 Guar worl<. Free Eat. ~ GIN!ltAL 3558 •Wood P'eno••* •CARPIENT•R Paint, Ucl6&1191 831·3832 Llc1378602 538•1534 Ftlendly Service TREE SERVICES 3929 A TOUCH 01' CLASa rtpl~tpe!r, lltt '*"'ln9 Drywall, Stucco, Wood lANDSCAP~ 6 L#476000 675-9304 Cleaning. Rea/Comm CPI aUILD•ftS INC. 1111ma1e1. Low prlctt. Uc'd Fence, Sub Floors. Sr. LAWN CARE 3808 MOVING 3834 50% OFF PAINTING liiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiii Llc/BOndtKI. Fr" Eat. AMldentlal Conat. AdVatUg4I C4nstr. 874'5301 Dlacl John 636·8235 Ext•rlor/lntetlor --------.. Cuatom TrM s.nrtoe T-.aa a82•7t43 Uc.ll'l18't24•1naured •---------C•rpentrw•lleotrlcel *"'4·9•0.2880• •DAN OAWSONe No Tree Too Tall. ~PET Chrla 8qu ..... Clffft 17'4) eee.4H3 •n Plumblng•Orywall• BHla Yard Malnt. PUBLIC NOTICE •nt4Nald PaJntlng PLUMBING No Bv•l'I Too Sm111l OJIANJNG 3515 Specl•l~lng: Window FLOOR lNST.n.w. Slucco•PalnUng•Tll• Lawn •va, Cln .. pe~ Th• Calif. Publlc Utill· lnt/£xl wallpaper/Ille Wei• HMltfl • Otalna Cell Tom Hl·279• ••••••••If cleaning: Carpet &•---------REPAIRS 3820 Aooflng•Jlm f.41-74'94 Tr•• Trl"'"':Ji Lt ''•• Commlaalon RE· CompeliliV• ratt1. 10 vn Remodel • ~epelr ~ c .. t 0 Pull ••rv Prwute wash 490-3U6 DIQ MAMDYMAN Maint R8l)alf. Hauling 97 49 QUIRES ttltt all uHd exp-FrH ••t 751·2039 Feuetll • FlllturH q..CW~ph Cleenl!!?. •IRI HOUUCiLWNO COATDIG 3570 •QUALITY WOftK• Lt Plumbing, Elec.. ~ TREES ~~~=~•ho~~lnlgot~:,~ --,.-.-X-T_•_R_l_O_R_*__ ~~i2: ~ WW. bel' .. ldentlal Comm I UC......0-Bonded I••••••••• Hardwd/Vlnyl/C.,a~ Crpnty, Paint, 10Yra To'~""'..... u... p C C T ••P•CIALIST• -," 7t't..a7ae COVEJUNCS 393J 1f!_.. llaU 7a•707e 110.00 pet hour. A-.. W*'poD .. I Inc. Mrble/Cerpet-Bnd/lna ~pl Marte H•?eeo ..... , .... ni~?t ' u~~.' an~ ch:,r;;::~ I.Owe .. J)flcel/Fr .. ••t __ ... _•------1iiilliiliiiiia&ii111111il 11 TU 1-.0aM 9alconie99...,,...l!IC. L7oe271 788·7~32 QUAUTYCWTSMAN , ___ ..,.. _____ , ptlnt their T.C.P. num-L1'437-311 703-2411 .....,--~-~-~-Cuet .. w.a-AOUiiCLiAiHAQ ~ CINde COdnOI Claallfted la..... Cuatom carpentry, ~'!"-~!~lo~. :f0v;!f ~' In all edVerU1• Ike'• Custom Paln'"'Q Eapert Drain Cleanlng .,,1 •• 1-•;.t• 'I .... -........_.. A,J L.108l91 __.. c-Na•NT •lee:. th, mat~. etc. ....,g..,...,..,apr n .,., menlt It "OU ... v• •-• ..... ~.... 0 ..... ,.. & Plumbing A91>8ifa """" ··-~ o.n·.,;,;: ";.,;: ..,..;""';'ou·,. bU'f-,...,_.,.. a ,.1tOr•t1on. ~~·up. A1 ~~n11 quH\lon eboutth.... ~~·,~ks'. 2C)yf1 ...,, AM ""'°'" ~.: 0 1°: .... t~W'::~ time. •• t ••It SILL lftO, Nlllng. Of Just Chartee, 7a3-048• ...... m-a °' c-.,,., gallty of a mover, Lf7Q)MI t.11"41110 Ouat. St•~ S..s-a.291 ,_ ............ ; .. ,... IOC*lnQ, clUalfled hu Why play Hid• 'N naT .IO• Gardening. Ot cl'lautleur, call: ... u MNTIMG•• .....,,--------W• ~ ~. t\artll ~ Dutrl w da_, V6 .. "'*'9 What ~1 s..a wtth chldcare? l•nd1caplng, clean Pc!.!C,,,V:• °!' v~--..., w~_11.1 tog•lh~. ~. INMI • .;,w;·r:ua-• T c ..... ~~ ~.::~~~fl•d ~~~E·E: :~,.~:·· 7t•~UU l•..:0.1'9"a.:: •• ~ ~~~ .. ~1r-~· 3521 MIDAV; AUGUST 11. 1995 DOWN 1 Sumup · 2 Neptune's Sjlf'nl 3 Pwpllsll red 4 Cn11hcws nnd pecons 5 Chicken . -king 6 Round Table knight 7 Hook up 8 MolseCode signal 9 Land measure 10 Story hour, perhaps 11 FDR's w1te 12 $Mke shape 14 Film t6 Singer Eartha 21 Dandy 23 Vapor 818'5 24 Sound systems 25 Aerobtc alhre 27 Family mem 29 Foundation planting 30 Surprise altacils 33 P11rt of a m111 3S Nour•shed 38 No longer wkng 39 E•plorer Leif - 40 Pubs 41 Noisy 42 Put off 0 Lizards 44 Spring holidays ~s 001·1 occupation 48 Foot part 51 Snakehk1 fishes 53 OnU 55 Platlorm 57 Crealed $8 Type ol cube 59 FOl shame' 6 t Cotnpass dw 62 Summer his 11 12 68 EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE PETS & SERVICES 5533 MISC. 6015 ANIMALS 6049 .. .....,. Sllao&TS I071 ...... '87 Clld-.c Co"P9 ... T...,... allO, tk. 1•'11 JI..,..~ VllN. ltlue, Wftl lop, K, I bega, loedecl, 1 1ng. on lrlllef, tOOhp whl lllhr Int. rmn.c:. on'. d" 1 con d I Mero o~. clean, Loelled. FUii ......_ a1a.100. --..c>et needa minor woik. r•eo1d. Qaraaed. 'HMMXUlto toecltJd. .. .., P'ft, aM. CMm ...... iclntl Must aeltl 11:UOOObO. 11500 090. lla-132:5 fA7IDO nt-flOt. ___ _...; ______ _ F lNU THE RIGHT OISCARD * , ... aft .. BoM• BOllDA 9085 .......... -m .......... ---.... dt-,-.-u .. .,-.·1 Both \"Uln('rtblt'. Snuth dl'Oll. Wnt ll'd the kin; •rw! IM:~ "' d1•· 11 ·7 ... ,. v.a. King CBBVIOL!T 9045 •••liii•liiiiiiii '"'· ee, l\l4IY IOaded, a ....... NORlll •AK 108 v KJftR <>Q63 ... 74 EAST •QJ97 VI '7 4 0 8'72 •&832 The bidding; $0U11i WEST JllORnf EAST I O 2 NT 4 0 Pus Past Pua O~ning lead. King of<> To follow the concept of Gill>crt and Sullivan and ma~ the punish· ment fit the cnme 1s well and good ior normal human foibles. But t.o exact Lr1bute when no 111 was com· nutted does not seem foir. Consider this hand. Over South's one heart opening bid, West's Jump to two no trump was unut1uel, showing length in the minor suits. North's jump to four hearts clo!'cd the auction. NEWPORT 6122 BEACH mond• a11d C'Onttnucd -.uh• th1rcJ Cabra OJ_O. low profllli '7t 900 ,..,ulll eng. t»aOa. 1 ON', ldtll cOridl hull, Jual ••rvtced, ._ .-~ .. -.............. nee""• c••"' St 000 113,500 231·9081 round With noth101 to co by. new c:onltOU./ul>bO&! .J.,.._ ___ ..,.,. -_ .. dtcla~r would have d1tocardf'd the stery. Groat akl bo•· new GM300 eng. new 080. 139-2358 -=-----...,...;_.;.;=_~ queen or cluh dra'fln trump• and fHl•IOOk.I groat ..... ,.. brk"'1rH, loaded, •a:a Aooord 4-dt 6-PLYMOUTH • b f ady to go. 112 ooo mint condl SHOO obo d R d N ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili) then Lr1ed 1n ono or a num er o &46-944i/$74-4247 tM-0660 ~~ei. Nu•~~ g~ck .:~ 11 ways to limit the 1padt loaen to · q1 one. Afi of them wore doomt>d lo 87' Ctleparret-.... 'M'Oo"9H• S5k ml• 11480 ff8·9442 d I Id h neture. S~ed Boat. Rd/Blk Int. l•Own. Nu 1 failurt>, an dee arer wou ave Only 95 hra. Loadedl Pfll, tire•. lrans. Al· 88 Prelude SI red, ended up losing two dittmond tricks 530,000 050·5885 waya garagod/Prlmol 1oek, ml. very aharp, and two apadcs • 110 500 Bon 831-0111 S·•pd, AO, cuatom 1----~----·~ I \v , • wheels & a larm. SAAB Unfortun11te y, Ollt I innocent ••llDINE SUPS •eo Corv•U• Convrt. $8,200 oao. 454-2923 action in the auction pamted a pie-nuuu 2Sk ml. co. toeded, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiijiiiiiiiiiJ LUJ'e or the defender's holding. and DOCXS 7022 124,500 red/ton. Xlnt •e'i ACCORD LX declarer wu c1tpable of taking condl 841·6601 Good Cqnd. 82k ml. edvantage of it. A 1pade was dts· 30' 81011 Ttl! Sall •9 1 Ch•lf•nne 2500 Sliver, 5-spd A/C, carded on the third diamond, boat, good loc near ~ ton, V8 5.7L, auto: $8,500 OBO 662-3627 trumJ)9 were drawn in two rounds Lido Isl Bridge. Water/ nu eng. Nu tlrH/brks, •90 CRX SI Loadodl and the see and k.in1 of spades were Elec. s911t. 675-6128 grt con.di $8900 OBO. like nul · 1n & out 45k '88 8008 Auto tran, whl, w/ grey lnterlO snrf, xlnt condl 1 ownr, 2-dr ttatchbac $3,700 080 722-8177 cashed in cast the suit broke 3-2. BAL II 0 A YACHT 771·215'1 or 833-4CS43 ml. yellw, 1 owner. Btu The 4·1 spht did not faze declarer BASIN has boat slips bk S10,700. Will Hlll-----~----1 one biL available, $14.50 p01 CHRYS"~R 9050 59800 (909) 737-4092 It, Call 673-1781 ~ ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Since the king of clubs was Bo•t Slip Avail tie iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1987 Aooord LX1• almost 11urelv with West ot this vuJ. down. Avl 8/16 mo. to '75 450 SL, both Whl/tan, 5-•pd, aa,ooo nerabiht", d°eclarer w1111 not tempt-mo. $11.50 per ft. Call tops, all original, 148K ml, lmmac, must '"· " 1 owner, $5,400 080 '87 Cellca GTS red loaded, am/Im, caaa , snrf, alloy whl1, m gdl $3995. 707·1984 ed to try the finesse in that suH.. Carlos. 673-SBOO · mlle1, $9000 obo. Call 8 .... 77~7 Instead, declarer led a club to the 1,.•••••••• Alan. 984-3882 Or ---------ace and exited with the queen. On 1• Trade for Truck 78 Honda CVCC Ac·i---------~ lead w1Lh the king of clubs, and AUTOMOBILES oord Auto, AC, am/Im TRUC"~ cass. Complete repair ._ down to nothing but mmor-suil DODGE 9065 hlllory. Great Condi liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_, t'ards. West was forced lo vield a iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil s 2000 OBO 722·1216 •73 1 ·Ton Ptokusl rufT-and·sluff. permitting declarer 1--------- h A'""rn" 9010 '85 SOOES Conv, 4 454, AC. auto, n~ to trump on the table w ilc di11card· '-""4 cyl, at, tubro, nu lop/ Ures/brks, restored ing the rcmmning spade from hand, paint, ac, fully loaded. JAGUAR 9105 needs paint. Run making four-odd. '90 lntegra 47k, mnrf, $1950 OBO. 786-4522 greatt $2350 OBO AC. CC, AM/FM ,87 Dayton• TurboZ ******* 892-1325 stereo, War. s955o pw, pdl, T-top, at, whV 1880 Sov. Black/ ..;~ ... --------1 OBO. 921·l226 burg lthr, 9Sk ml. C W.rr XI .It Condi Ton. Perfect ond. VOLVO $16,995 8150·58851'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9ii( $4500 OBO. 650-5330 •• BOATS, YACHTS, 6169 CHARTERS 7013 BMW 9030 MFGR'S BLOW OUT Moving sat 19th aam- SALE 4pm. Sabot, furn, 31 ' Ohrlscr•ft twin gas, F/B. well equlp'd, Ort dive or fish boat. Ask $40k, 723·4075 '78 5281, xlnt cond, FORD 9075 ******** 1880 Vandon Pins Low MllH. Excellent Car S 18.~00 650-5S85 * * toys, clths, hsohold Moving, must sell on· 20S Via Palermo llro Inventory of HUG (Udo Isle). "Bost Beemer ever iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil bulll"-Car & Driver. $3600 obo. 964·3662 Or Trade for Truck. ME designer gifts and "'s:----.,9:----:----..,..-SAIL BOATS 7014 accossorlos. Upscale ~t am-4pm. Lug-1--------- '70 Mustang wht, 302 VS, at, ac, ps, pb, now paint, runs greatl 1 owner 25 yr1. $4250 gihs for moms & kids gage, otfice furn. golf iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BUICR 9035 Including back packs. clubs, T.V., 2 sony '30 SAIL BOAT•·'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ --,8-7_M_U_S'""T_AN_G_LX ___ 1 dlapor bags, music&l phones-. -appl, Mehold Dlesol, whool, clean·~. ~ -a o T II & I I f Ith '84 White RIVIERA Convert. Loade . ri•g OBO. 373-2415 boars. Christmas ems 0 s 0 c s. owner torms. $16,000 517 Borsa (back alley) w/same loving care, It owner. New tlrel/brks. stockings, travel sets, obo 723-4074. got from grandma. Xlnt cond. $4500. Call '80 XJS nu tires/ brks, paint, tunned, Ac.1---------.... loaded, runs greall $4600 OBO. S92-1325 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili~ '85 Ranger Rover Coonty LWS. uamci>-.1 5,000 ml. White/Tan $47,000 850-58815 clot~~~~~~!v"1~al StTURDAY 30' Clean & Oood This bueaty may go Jim at 714-851·8345. 16 Mission Bay Dr. F!~itu~e~ 9;o:;~gp~;a. Condi f1bergless, dsl, an o I her... 1 o o K '87 Tempo QL 2-dr, LEXUS Spun la as Hiii 1 owner torms, S 15k Trouble-Free Miles. t ,. chine, surfing wetsu 1• OBO. 723-4075 $3700 646-5179 many new par 1' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9115 'GB VW BAJA/STA BUG. tee Groen., co r Brand New Motor Clutch. Excellent r nlng condltionl catcher. Must see appreciate. Ne minor Interior tch· $2, 700 848-83 M o v ing Sale Sat, CD's, terracotta pots,1---------$2100 OBO. 857-8412 Aug. l9th Sam-noon. & Mucho M1scellaneousl 30' sailboat, lOHP '815 Le Sabre LTD -,8-8-B-ro_n_c_o_l_l_X_L_T_1 '91 250 Fully loaded, 1"•""8""2:--vw:-::-:-:--~J-e~tt'""a-4+~ Furn, old gold watch, 2275 Golden Clrcle. diesel, heed, oven, collect. fully loaded, 4X2, full power, auto-50k ml, black/green, new tires, runs stro clothes, 1011 of misc. aleops 5. Soll $9,900 95k, sharper $4250 matlc trans, like new. 1unrool, $15,000. Need quick ' 6021n 11 ,1 alley) ••••••••• or with mooring at OBO. 895·7734 $6 5 9 526 (909) 737-9440 $8150 .,,88_..,.4 rs • n · D43 No. Balboa Chon-·~-------....,.... •350· 4 -7 • • Please. no ear1y birds. TRANSPORTATION 0 •. ----1----nei. S23,000 BO . CADILLAC 9040 '89 Fest va aim cass, ---------'88 Fox GL 4 dr 4 Spectacular Sat 9am-••••••••• 909·982·2652 A/C, 40 ml. gal. nu NISSAN ' ? furn, stereo, TV ---------l:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ ba•·t • .. _._ 9150 AC, 80k ml. no clths, H20 skros, 10¥ 30' .. uboat, lOHP.1•, $3~000•rvoao·"'. 8~88,.~9-4.!·liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 -oxllndet nctosn, dlrunmaus1"' II ---------diesel, head, oven. 82 Fletwood sheer .v ~~~Y~e hs:~~~~ l~mfot: BOATS 7011 sloops 5. Sell S9,990 !uxury, lther, looks Ilka '88 Muatang Convert, '88 Maxima Wgn ale, $2650 OBO. 848-49 8 morel 209 Marguerite. or with mooring a\ 92 model, S4 lOO red, 5.0 litre engine, !~:f.·!t~i ~~~'f·~~~·~--------... (noer OceM Blvd) D43 No. Balboa Chan-080. 673-1514 lµlly loaded. $S,OOO ·-20 ft Duffy Bayboat nel, $23,000 OBO. OBO. 714-827-0243. OBO. 495-1778 AUTOS Surrey top, 4-cyl gas 909-962-2652 CLASSIFIED '8"" 240 SX FSTBK WANTED Gently used children's KITTENS free to good COSTA MESA 6l24 eng. Looks like olec. ---------It's the resource you '83 Escort LX wagon, • • store has clothing homes. S·wooks old. bo:at $3500 673·3008 can count on 10 sell a air, 5spd, can, $4500 good ml. auto, tilt whl, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij .. •••••••• Pleese be aware that the listings In lhlS cat- egory may require you to call a 900 number In which there is a cherge por minute. sizes 0-10, all types of 1 ___ c_a1_1 _65_0_·_3_7_2_0. __ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -.=..,..,,.-.--,,.-:--...,---,.. Overstocked with myriad of merchan· Call 675·9510 ABS, nu tlres/brks, furn, cribs, carseats, Save abused and •MOVING SALE• 9 'Arthur Marine teak stuff? dlse Items, because 56900 OBO. 170-9279 •WANTED• trim Ding w/oars. Xlnt A II 1 '85 Expl Umtd, 4x4, .,...,,...~~-=-.,,...,...,..----.,.. '67-'69 Camoro's. etc. Large selection of abandoned pots. Be a Furniture, toys. appll· condl S500 675-7028 ca o our columns compel dual bags, cd, etc. Ev-'90 240 SX at, mnrf, '60·'76 Corvettes, Little Tykes toys. volunteer/foster. Call ancos, clothes & misc Classified qualified buyers to erythlng but 1nrf, Gk loaded, 70k ml. Great 72 Mopar Muscle Baby Duds, 2584 714.597.9037, Items. SAT/SUN 8-3, BOSTON WHALER Will help call! l~ 0 Jg~• en, ~h~et :7~~t)-O&nv-o.1--.i.,.y conaition OK. Newport Blvd/al Dell·W-A_N_T_E_D_M--1-P--.-1S5B Parkcrest Orlve 22' OUTRAGE. 1980 t542·5871r ~9~4~2~.~5~9~7~9~ 532,975. 631.1008 (3 lO) 592.3210 pay cash! 882-77 Mar, CM. 631-7363 . a e ersum (19th & Whittler) HULL. BRAND NEw•-----.-----...-...------------•---------'--'-..;_------for breeding w/smoko ---------l 75 hp JOHNSON EMPLOYMENT WANTED 5535 Hm Air Conditioner $65, Maple dining chrs, toaster oven, morel 646·2684 F I P · 1 Fl1hlng Tac ket Sat oma e ers1an ca · O.B. has 25 hrs. New w II sh/t d f 9am·3pm. RQds, reels, 1 pay ca ra o or 1 T steering cables/con-stud sorv. H B. Darryl ures, boxs, rout to 962·9320/Pg·227·9233 Marlin. 3093 Coylon trols. Dual balls, RD (at Madolra) Loran, VHF, Fish Shopping • Cooking •Lt t-iouskeeping• For You! LIDO ESTATE SALES Finder, outriggers, Bi· Liquidating remaining BICYCLES 6060 NEWPORT mini. Stern Seat. Re· assosts of marriage iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii verseible Pilot Soat, BEACH 6169 Fore Seal Stores diasolullon. S200,000 Reconditioned & Porta Potlie. Dual Axle Patricia 957·0685 DOMESTICS 5540 worth of antiques, fur· usod B1kos, hko now. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Trailer. $16.500 obo. nituro, bronzes, 10' Call 64Hl264. BLUFFS SaVSun, no . (714) S46-6340. Ivory tusks, mirrors, · ' 1alo1 before Sam. Bit· .,.,---=--=---:---:-vases, paintings,•---------1 11 d/ 1 Hard Top electric Ivory, etc. Fri/SnVSun TIC"'CTS 607 5 n app ances: W, m . boat. XI n I con d I Exp'd Babyaltter avl ~ crowave gas ovon 10-4, 1240 Logan #l.1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ' · $7000. (714) 675·7599 Mon-Wed-Fri days & Costa Mesa. Doalers•• Bookcases, books, eves. Student w/refs. welcome. CHEAP AIR computer, clothos . & ---------Carolyn 673-2947 moro 301 Enero Misc. woodworking Most tis Cltles1-----·--------NURSINO CARE •From $190 (1-W)* ESTATE SALE & C I tools & Jigs, $2·$100. •From s350 (AT)* Sat/Sun 8·3pm. Furn, ompan on. 25yrs c 11 10 6 FI s t POWER BOATS 7012 C 8 -• r • a or No R eatrlctlona clths. hsehold Items, , exp. Loving arel Call s 1 548 2573 Eva 831·71158 __ u_n_o_n_y_. __ .___ 1-800·360-e802 books, Much Morel 1 7 'W h •I• r 9 o HP PLANT SALE ACRES 422 Emerson St. Yamaha, beaulllul, Cement fountains St 10. ••••••••• (cross st Tustin Ave) great boatl $5800 eve. bird baths $20. Citrus-Giant Multi F•mllv 650-8596 ~RCHAllDISE fruit-avocado (fruiting) GARAGE SALES Sat 7-4pm. furn, lawn -=2""8'"','=T"'la-ra--,P=-u-rs_u_l,..,t~.8~9 $10. Junipers, vines,••••••••• tools, hsehold Items. S.F. cruiser twin Yam herb• $1. On palms 8' paintings, toys. cllhs 200 eng. Xlnt condl $20. * 9~74·9422 1---------& roconds & Iota must see. s42,000 Trout-basa fishing BALBOA morel 1221 Pembroke OBO. 645-0057 ANTIQUES 6010 tac kt e. cam ping ISLAND 6106 110011, table. 54S·9S32 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •BUYINQ ITEMS• Moving-entire contents From 1800-1960. 1 pc of 4BR house. Bede, to entire estate. Paint· COLLECTIBLES furn, appll. lamp1, lng1, books, furniture, 6017 dishes, etc. Every- llc. Immediate ca1h, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili thing goeal SAT, 8/19 top$. 673-6223 Iv nag WANTED Sam-noon, 1003 No. CHINESE JADE TOY TRAJNS-LIONEL , __ B_a._yl_ron_t_(_o_n_a_ll_o..;..y"'") - No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspaper Electric Boat 1980 Duffy hardtop. Asking $5900 needs TLC! allp avl $1 00 mo. 548-1 089 WON ON GAME SHOWI 15' Electra Craf1. Elec· Irle Party Boat. Paciflc Blue. Perfect Lake Boat. Delivered to your home brand new. Several fine lg. docor. Toy 1oldiera & Boy pieces. Statuary, urn1, Scout atuN. 852-1040 1creen1, etc. 675·2577 day, 645·0143 eve APPLIANCES 6011 COMPUTERS 6018 Llk• New: Lrg dblo dr Relrlg, water/Ice out· aide: Hotpoint washer/ elet; dryer. 377·0798 M•yt•g Delu1te dryor, s150 oao. 548·03S6 2 Home Computers IBM Laptop 486 $1600 HP Vectra 3S6 $900 'Lve mess. 501-0610 Texas lnat·L•p Top TravelMate 4000, w/ NEW Brother printer. $1000 723-1188 FURNITURE 6014 FREE TO YOU6022 All whit• dln~tte set: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 40"rnd table, 18"1eef, FREE KITTENS 4 uphol1 chra on roll· •To G~~:~o"mesl • era. buffet hutch w/gl1 8 weeks old, grey. dOOl'I, oak trim. Uke PleaH Call 962-8814. new. ssoo. 545-8788 Danlah modern walnut PETS L din rm HI: table, 6 ui chairs, llghted brake· ANIMALS frnt. $6000 new-asking iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii only S600. 780-8748 Model Hornes Lthr 1eta 11500 obo, mrbl dlnte chra 11500 obo, b•drm Hll $1400 ObO unu .. d. 644-7048 ADOPT-A,PET Every Sat & Sun at PETSMART, Fountain Valley. Puppies, kit- ten• and more, all look1ng for lovtng, car· Movin .. Sat 19th 8am· Ing homea. CALL 697-.. 9037 1or moro Info. 1pm. Sofa, bed1, ----.....,.-.---...,--dreuera, W/0, golf ADORABLE club•. aklH, clothes AKC Pupplea & elc. 854•7151 4868 CPA Kittens Aoch•U, (Th• Ranch) We have lhe largest futan1 Lamp blu, :~-;::o~a~: :~o~:. Oregon fly. Good All loved & well condl 5450. 658-7453 Cared for Win• Cabinet from ,.RTL.AND MUNT •CH N«tne11t CGmef of e.verly Hiiia, holds 40 Adams & 8r00khutlt bOlllet. le Ngh, Good 883-t418 condl 1850.658-7463 i-~--_,,,_..,..,..__7;;.,.... __ RENT TM J.mb'~.pjlot Retail Value $17,000 Sacrafice $13,000 OBO 714-721·1702. through classified Run your ad in the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Hunting1on Beach Fountain Volley l~tto reoc over 1 00 ,000 hon.. Fox us this form with your credit cord # or mail it in wtth 0 check today! 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