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Home My WebLink About1995-08-30 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Estancia football -in the hunt \Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 LINEUP Things to do and see 'around town: Seniors open up a whole new Can-o-worms • New device is a better way to recycle foo d waste and create compost, users say. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -Gar- deners at the Oasis Senior Center have no qualms about opening up a Can-0-Worms. In fact, the more worms the better, they say. Touted as the latest sensation in food waste recycling, the Can- 0-Worms is a multilevel plastic container designed to eliminate garbage, yield fertilizer and com- post and, yes, breed up to 20,000 bait worms. city agreed and promptly pur- chased a can. •we had been using a regular wooden worm box, but that didn't function as well,• Shelton said. "This might be a solution for fam- ilies who eat a lot of vegetables and have more kitchen waste than they want to put down the garbage disposal.• The bait worms live in sou on the can's bottom level. Users urhis might be a solu- tion for families who have more kitchen waste than they want to put down the garbage disposal ... " -BARBARA SHELTON • Can-0-Worms and placed· it in the comer of her garage. Although she has had the device for just a few days, Watt expects the can to save her time 411d mon- ey spent on fertilizer and mulch. •(The worms) do such a mag- nificent job of converting the food waste to usable compost," Watt said. "It's actually very entertain- ing to watch.• The recycling process works more quickly the more worms are thrown into the mix. Shelton expects the can to be operating at full potential after about a year. The device, which costs between $85 and $100, does not dispose of green waste or garden clippings. Barbara Shelton, a member of the· city's Environmental Quality Affairs Committee (EQAC), saw the product at an ecological fair and decided it was the perfect device for the Oasis garden. The · place food remains on the second level, enticing the worms to work their way up through the soil. After the garbage breaks down, worm castings filter down to the lower level creating ideal com- post. Gardeners can also obtain liquid fertilizer through a tap at the bottom of the can. Gardeners say the device is efficient, clean and odorless. Users do not have to touch the worms, Shelton said. One' just dumps them in and lets them go to work. Councilwoman Jean Watt, another EQAC member, bought a Composting bins are available ' at cost from the Oasis Gardening 1 Club. For more information. call 644-3244. ~ MARC MAAllll / DAILY Plt.01' Marge Pantzar (left) and Barbara Shelton add worms to their Can-0 -Wonns at the Oasis Senio r Center, Tuesday. • 49-year-old mother attacked as she prepares to leave for work; suspect is still at large. Neigbbo.rs and police baffled by early-monililg crime. ott. police say. Blake got out of her car and walked up and down the street calling for help, according to a neighbor. One neighbor reported that Blake expteSSed concern that she was going to die and leave ber daughter alone. Neighbors comf oi'ted the woman until ~amedics arrived. The police were unsure whether Blake and the suspect ex~ed any words before the shooting occurred. There is no evidence of an attempted robbery or a mu.I usault., patit'e said. •A detectM spoke with Ms. Blake, and she gave no bdclnnatiall as to the possible idanttty of tbe suspect.. said Newport Beech Police Sgt. Richard Long. "This ii a ye.ry unUsual ahooemg. • •SEE SHOOTING PAGE I Fire damages room at vaccµit Coastal Inn • 1Wo firefighters suffer minor injuries while fighting blaze, which may have been caused by a trespassing transient. By T1na lorgattll, o.11'/ Pilot COSTA MESA -A fire ap~tly set by a tranatent abortly after mkinigbt on 1Ueld&y cauaed about $35,000 woltb GI "-~ to a room at the Comtel inn.~~ Bcfulevard ,.. kleOlal llMMI wblc:h the dty shut down ......... month. 1Wo fir-:-were tnjuted while bettlina tti9 at tbe m.otel. lOcated at ml'NeWpt.llt Bhd. • ~ 91¥9 Peatber WU trMt• ed at Hoeg . II ..... rat pell\ to bb Mck, While Plilfilll'-I.any StiQe WU examined at the scene, sa.id Jim RiC:bey, Costa Mesa Fire Department's operations chief. Richey Mid a pjeCe of walling fell arid ltiuck the two men bi the back u they made tb.u way ~ a walk· way. No other ln)w.tei were NPOlt*I· fire ~t a\ilbartdes w.e unable to detenldDe tbe nKt ca\91 of the fire on n.csay. HOwil¥W, iJMlei. gaton belifte I Ultlld ............... ding tn cne Of tbe ..,.._ "SoaMofte Md~ bMll lf- lng in tlle _., • JUCbey Mid. •Jt appeantbell9.-........-. near tbe ...._ tiUlt tb9 room Giia- tents were so cbaned that it was diffi-. cult to find the exact point ol ig'illtion. • The 12:15 a:m. ftre awakened near- by residents. Rich Crafton had been relaxing tn the lMn9 room ol bls Wil- son Street home when be nOticed smoke~ from tbe t>UlldlDg. •ft WU <.'Ol:n.pAeteiy 8nguhd in flre, • Crafton Mid. "Aamel were coming out ol the window and froln the top ol the roof. ft WU a pretty good ....... " Tbe motel'I 86 \1111111 baft been bOUded ap and cm • from ... i:tlldtF andpiN ... fottllliMlttwoWHU, ltnCI tbe owp.&nlla .... ,. .. dirt plly to dftl and a? hel mlllcle-w ctmv-s that labllM .. prap-~· .paliilk ......... car..,.,, ~ ._......., ._ ....,..._ lll•ld., Mliuaflald· ing code violations and that Sheth failed to correct the problems. Tuesday, Sheth's attorney said he 'had cautioned the city a.bout the risk of this type ol occurrence back in Janu- ary, when C_osta Mesa oftida.ls first began J>U9hlng fOr the motel's dosUre. •tt'a -put ol wbM we )>ad told the d ty during the ~ (last Wiliter)," said attorney lbam&s l'ed8Ko. ·we told tbmQ. •-n.mk about what w1U baP: pen If you boud tlill place up .• •Mr IMr w.. tbat you woWd bav tbe 11Tmr cl people, v~ and tl'al ··-e;:.oo ba~ ,_ tbll at Clf .._. Even With a .-, _. • uty M'OUlid Gae dock........ . ., ••lillNwgal•OWldlt ....... tofllkatbn.• Officials say school district · back in black . •Newport-Mesa trustees forecast a general fund surplus of $3 .5 million . By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot -NEWPORT-MESA -Nearly rune months after Orange County declared bankruptcy, Newport- Mesa School Distnct offioals are forecasting a sol- id finanoal foundabon for the coming school year. After an hour and a hdlf discussion, school board members approved the distnct's S87 .2-mil- lion final budget Tuesday, which predicts a gener- al fund ending balance of nearly $3 5 million. Weeks after the Dec 7 bankruptcy. school offi- aals were womed about how they would pay school employees' salanes and whether mass lay .. offs would be reqwred to balance the books. Just three months ago, school officials were wondenng where they would get the $47 million plus mterest to pay off a loan due in June. "Schools today have more money than they did at the same time last year,· Chief Fiscal Officer Mike Fine told board members. Last December the district asked individual schools to cut back on non-essential spending. ·Most of our schools followed our guidelines by saving every clime they could," Fine said. ' The money that wasn't spent last year has been earned over into tlus year's budget. he said. "If the: schools don't spend the money they receive in a year, we allow them to cany over those funds.• But m February the district cut $10 per student for non-school supplies. Those funds have not been reUlStated Last week, however, trustees did agree ta restore bus service to about 130 high school stu- dents who rely on dJstnct buses for school trans- portation. School board members had cut the ser- vice m February to squeeze -SW;OOO out-of-ttte budget Trustees currently are preparing individual lists, pnoribzmg wluch cuts should be reinstated • SEE BUDGET PAGE 3 r------------------------, Focus on summer. .. Wherever you went this summer, we'• like to share your prized photo In oar annual "How I Spent My'SWDlllf!r Vacatton" section. Please selMl yov photos along with a short descrlptlOll to: Steve Marble, Dally Pilot. 330 W. Bay SL, Costa Mesa, 92627. E:ntrtes must be submitted by SepL a. All pllo- tos wlll be returned. I \ ll I \ ALMANAC ........•.....•..•••••• 2 AAOUNO TOWN ...........•••••• .2 CLASSIFIED ...•...•......•....•••• 7 POLICE FILES ....•......•....•••••• 2 PUBLIC NOTICES ............••••..• 5 SPORT'S ..................•.••.•• 4 WEATHER ...•...•...••••.•••••.•. 2 '· \ I \ I I I I I: ' • WEDNESDAY. AUGUSTlO, 1995 almanac It's a high voltage show when boaters shove off MILESTONES 1hree infant~ were bap- tised tn a Joint ceremony Sunday, Aug. 27 in Our Lady Queen of Angels Catholic Chwch in New- port Beach The babies included Margaret O'Hara, 2-monlh old daughter of Newport Beach resi- dents John and Catherine O'Hara, and her cousins, John Patrick. O'Hara, six month old son of Terence and Mary Ann O'Hara of San Jose and Brett Alexander Montano, 6 week old son of Mar- tin and Regan Montano of Seat- tle. They are the 18th, 19th and 20th grandchildren of Mary A. O'Hara of Paafic Grove and the late Thomds Joseph O 'Hara. BANKRUPTCIES Recent bankruptc1f!S as reported to the Federal Bankruptcy Court in Santa Ana NEWPORT BEACH dba: The Back Door Gallery, chapter 7 DEATHS Most recent deaths as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA ; Eluteria Onofre, S7 on June 27 • David B Fitch, SS on June 23 • Dolores A Garcta, 40 on June 2S NEWPORT BEACH t Barbara S Woodward, 67 6n June 20 DUI ARRESTS The following people were arrested recently on suspicion of driving under °'e influence These people have only been arrested on suspicion of a crime, and, as with all such cnmes, they are lhnocent until proven guilty ~EWPORT BEACH David Grant Bleiler, 22. of Laguna Niguel MARRIAGES ~ost recent marriages as reported to O'ie Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA • Enc N. Stewan married Christina M tlick1nger on June 10 in Santa Ana t Devin D Frisby married Dina I Frisbee •n June 10 in Newport Beach • Christopher A K1lltan married Eleanor C. Loss on June 10 1n Orange i Russell E Salaz married Deborah B. Amezquita on June 10 in Yorba Linda NEWPORT BEACH i Raymond M Felix married Stephanie l Gault on June 9 in Newport Beach • Michael L Grimes married Christina M ~ates on June 10 in Santa Ana • EDfTOR'S NOTE: Do you or someone you know ha11e a landmark birthday or 4nn1~ry coming up7 tf 50i-we'd like to include It 1n our Almanac section Please rall the information into the ~eaders· Hothne, 642~. fax it to Q46-"4170, or mail it to City Editor Ins Yoko1 330 W Bay St , Costa Mesa, caltf 92627 ,. I 1 Wu AD EJedrtc Moment - So there I was oo • gorgeous August afternoon. sailing along Newport Harbor with Nor- ma Jean, charmer from Leon, Oklahoma Was 1 pointing out the splen- did sights to my new-found friend from the Midwest? No, she was pointing them out to me. Norma Jean was, and still is, Newport Beach City Council- woman Norma J. Glover. I had- n 't met her until we becattie shipmates Saturday aboard Chan Lefebvre's 56-footer, which 'Yas the Judges' craft for the thir<L annual Electric Boat Rally. And what a spectacular ev.ent it was, raising funds for the Assistance League of Newport- Mesa. U you weren't there for the revelnes, here's an advance tip: Don't auss next year's regatta of the battery-charged water beetles. These electlic boaters stage a high-voltage show, complete with exotic decorations and cos- tumes. This year's theme was "Intemabonal, • with crew rai- ment rangmg from ancient TODAY NETWORKING auB The Sterling Business Club is accepting applications for new members. The exclusive network- ing club holds lunch meetings from noon to 1 :15 p .m. every Wednesday at the Sfuzzi restau- rant on the comer of Harbor and Newport boulevards, second lev- el. For information, call Jason at 834-1005, Ext. 220. UFO LECTURE The Mutual UFO Network of Orange County will present a lec- ture on "The Roswell Initiative• - wtuch seeks an Executive Order to declassify information about UFOs-dl 7 p.m. m the auditorium of the Costa Mesa Police Facility, 99 Fair Dnve, Costa Mesa. Initia- tive creator and commercial arr- line ptlot, Kent Jeffrey, will be the featured speaker. The cost is $5 for MUFON members and $10 for non-members. For information or lo report a sighting, call 520-4836. TOASTMASTERS The Newport Beach Toastmas- ters club mviles local residents to attend wee kly meetings from 7 to Egyptian to latter-day Scottish. Speaking ot exotica, organizer Ralph Rodbeun lboughlfully enltst~ pneumatic nymphs from the Hooters eatery to join the hostess corps. Kristen Abernathy and Brooke Bryant vowed to return next summer with their own vessel, complete Wlth bumpers (these are necessary because of possible collisions.) For complete details, read Anna Marie Stolley's account in Friday's Daily Pilot. What with Norma Jean and the Hooters, I couldn't possibly cover it all. 0 WW Someone Toss These Slnldng Viewers A CableY - Some friends dropped by the other night, and we ran short of meaningful conversation. So one fun-seeker suggested that we call Comcast Cable and order a movie.Simple procedure, accord- ing to the brochure, right? Not right. . Several of us took turns dial- ing the number, (714) 542-6222. What we got was intenninable taped gibberish. And then we got more of the same gobbledy- 9 p.m. every Wednesday. Guests are encouraged to participate in impromptu speeches and receive constructive feedback. The meet- ings take place on the fourth floor of the Continental Insurance Building in Costa Mesa on Bristol between Paularino and the 405 Freeway. For more inlonnation, call club President David May- hew at (800) 729-3877. WEST NEWPORT ASSOOATION ~ Bill Sharp, chairman of the Newport Surf Council, will be the featured speaker at the West Newport Beach Association's monthly meeting at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers at Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. Sharp will address proposed changes in the blackball swfing regulations. The meeting is open to the public. For more informa- tion. call 548-4560. :nruRSDAY __ _..,. _ __.. BUSINESS MAGIC George Hedley speaks on "How to Build a Business That Always Makes Money!.. at the Newport Harbor Area C hamber : j 7, =, -• - --•"' ; 'r ~ -----~ jerry kobri n goop, in what was presumed to be another language. We never got a movie. What we got was a fitful night's sleep, with numbed ea.rs and glazed eyes. One caller, who dozed off after hanging on the phone, now refers to the cable company as "Calm-cast." Said it's more effec- tive than Halcion. 0 Speaking Of That Si.nkmg Feeling -Except for one small detail, the outrigger canoe con- around town of Commerce networking break- fast from 7 to 9 a.m. at the Shera- ton Newport, 4545 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. $15 for chamber members, $17 at the door; $19 for non-members. Price includes breakfast. YOUNG REPUBLICANS MIXER The Orange County Young Republicans organization is spon- soring a mixer at the Sfuzzi restaurant, 1870-A Harbor Blvd., Triangle Square, Costa Mesa. For information, call the OCYR Hot- line at 754-5955. WOMEN IN BUSINESS Sen. Barbara Boxer will be the featured speaker at a luncheon sponsored by Women in Business International from 11:30 a.m. to 1 :30 p .m. in the Sutton Place Hotel in Newport Beach. The lun- cheon is a celebration of the 75th anniversary of women attaining the right to vote and will include a tribute to the pioneers of the suf- frage movement. The cost is $55. For information, call Audrey Crosser at 588-0232. FREE INVESTMENT SEMINAR David Phelps, first vice presi- d ent-investments at Prudential test staged at the Balboa Bay Oub on Saturday was a roanng oaring success. Six Hawaiian-type canoes participated and were cheered on by the largest crowd ever to pack the club's refurbished beach. It's a good thing there wasn't any pa.rl-mutuel wagering. The host crew finished last. Seems its borrowed craft capsized. But, once dunked, the hardy paddlers were able to right the lriclcy thing and make it back lo shore for a hero's welcome. 0 She Could Have Made a Small Fortune With 1b..ls Great Une -U she bad submitted this to Readers Digest, she'd have gotten paid. Instead, nimble-wit- ted Marla Christensen of Cameo Shores kindly thought of this lit- tle non-paying outlet. As a self-confessed •Junkie" of the 0. J . Simpson trial, Marla dreads the day when the teevee marathon will end. "I fear," she fears .. "that I shall suffer from withdrawal simpsons. • 0 Securities, will be the featured speaker at a Prudential Securitie~ Newport Beach branch workshop titled "Successfully Managed Risk .. at 11 :30 a.m. in the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast High- way in Newport Beach. Phelps will discuss ways investors can manage risk in their portfolios. Admission is free, but seating ~ limited. For information oi;. reser- vations, call 75~-2280. OC JEWISH CENTER . Eugene Alper, winner of the All-Union Stand-Up Comedy competition, and musician Sergey Taranov will perform at 12:30 p.m . in the Jewish Senior Center of Orange County, 250 E. Baker St., Suite D, Costa Mesa. The event is free, and reservations are not required. For information, call 513-5641. FRIDAY CONSUMER BUSINESS NETWORK This networking group meets at 7 a.In. every Friday in The Tea Room, 3100 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach This week, a panel of experts will address questions A Pair To Rem ember -While aanking up the media machin- ery ror the Orange County Fair, publicist JW Lloyd distributed sunflower seeds to local newsies. Operung the packet, I spilled some seeds outside the main entrance to my palatial pad. Now it's grown so big and fast that I can barely get through the front door. •Sunflowers can grow up to 18 feel,# said a neighbor. Great All I want for Christ- mas is a machete. 0 Keeping It Simple -Marilyn Wooten says she enjoys reading this stuff, but some of the big words send her scurrying to the dictionary. I put this problem to my writ- ing instructor, insuranceman Chuck Torres, and he offered some helpful advice. "Thy to circumvent the use of multisyllable words,• he coun: seled, "when a diminutive equiv-• aleot will suffice.· • JERRY KOBRIN'S column runs Mon- day and Wednesday. from attendees about new bus1- ness ventures or sophisticated operations. The cost is $15. For reservations, call 550-4785. SATURDAY WWII TRIBUTE A public assembly will honor World War D veterans at 4:30 p.m . in Orange Coast College's LeBard Stadium, 2710 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The event is spon- sored by the Newport Harbor 50th Anniversary WWil Com- memorative Committee and is titled •A Salute to World War Il Veterans: A Grateful Nation Remembers." APPLE COMPUTER CLUB Orange Coast College's Apple Computer Club will meet from 8 a .m . to 4 p.m . m room 204 of OCC's Chemistry Buildptg. The club -wtuch is open to anyone interested in computers -encour- ages the development and exchange of infonndtion related to the Apple com~uter. The annu- al membership fee is $30 For information, call 770-1865. 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Day-Templin and Balboa TIDES Santa Ana for Bettie A. Moore, a Melissa C. Morris, both of Costa 74162 resident of Balboa. Mrs. Moore died Mesa: sons Michael M. Day or Costa Mesa TODAY Aug. 25 at the age of 72. 89161 First high Albuquerque, NM, and James M. Corona del Mar 12:06 a.m. 4.3 Born Feb. 15, 1923, in Mountain Adams of Sacramento: seven grand- 82162 First low Grove, Mo., Mrs. Moore was a children; and five great-grandchil- 6:00a.m. 1.3 bowling instructor for 15 years. dren. SURF FORECAST Second high LOCATION SIZE • 12:28 p.m. S.2 Wedge 1-3 s Second low Newport 1-3 s 7:10 p.m. 1.2 Bl add es 1·3 s . POLI GE FII.:ES River Jetty 1-3 s THURSDAY CdM 1-3 s First high COSTA MESA before handing over the money BOATING 1:07 a.m. 3.7 • JJOO blodl of Bristol Strfft While a NEWPORT BEACH Light variable First low South Coast Plaza shop was busy, someone • 400 block of Morning Canyon ROlld: A winds this morning 6:38 a.m. 1.8 stole five leather jackets without setting off thief slipped into a home and stole $666 early shifting to Second high the store's alarm. Loss was valued at S 1,500. worth of jewelry and cash. Some of the west/south west 15 1:17 p.m. 5.2 • 2100 block of Plaeentla Avem.Ht: After property had been left on a kitchen table, knots by aftemoon. Second low agreeing to sell the victim a ring for S 1 S while others were tucked away in a floor Wind waves one foot 8:28 p.m. 1.2 outside a convenience store, a white female safe and a dresser drawer. building to two feet suspect took the S 15, then grabbed an • 200 block of Amethyst: A flag and flag· by aftemoon with a WATER additional $40 In the victim's hand and ran pole were stolen from the front of a home 3 foot southwest TEMPERATURE: 63 away. The vkt.im was given the ladies ring while residents ~ away for the weekend. .. \ briefly in the news Hamilton, Gransky to run museum eatery Bill Hamilton and Art Gronsky board members of the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum, have formed a corporation to manage the museum's full-service, com- panion restaurant, which will open at the end of September in the Stemwheeler Room of the for- mer Reuben E. Lee t.q Newport Harbor. The restaurant will serve breakfast and ·lunch from 7 :30 a.m . t~ 3 p.m. seven days a week and will offer a selection of Amer- ican food. Hamilton, who owns the Cannery restaurant, will over- see all bar and restaurant opera- tions. The facillty will also be avcUI~ble for catering service, weddings, private parties and museums. Hamilton hopes to offer dinner service at the restaurant starting in January. Gronsky will also consider reinstating the' Goof-Offers Club, a group of Newport locals that originated at Richard's Market in Udo Village. A percentage of all profits from the new restaurant will become SHOOTING CONTINUED FROM 1 . A spokesman for Galardi Group, the franchiser of Wienerschnitzel, said he did not believe the incident to be business-related. "It doesn't fit the circumstances,· said Galardi Group general counsel Jim Caulfield. "The good news is that she's OK." Neighbors said they had spotted a man matdtlng the suspect's desaip- tion walking and driving around the neighborhood. One resident, who asked not to be named, said her hus- band nearly ran over the suspect Tuesday morning while backing out of the driveway. "People have seen (the suspect) and thought there was something strange about him,• the neighbor said. •But we never did anything about it.• BUDGET CONTINUED FROM 1 first, should additiol)al funds be made available. Corona del Mar High School teacher Steve Messenger told board members to look at com- pensating teachers for the hard· ships they've endured during the district's financial crisis. The part of the museum's annual bud- get to support ongoing operating costs. The restaurant's name wW be determined in connection with a •Name the Boat" contest co- sponsored by the nautical muse· um. Volunteers sought to help clean up bay Grab your old clothes and help clean up the Back Bay from 9 a .m. to 1 p.m. Sept. 23 ,beginning at the Newport Dunes Resort, 1131 Back Bay Drive. Each volunteer will be assigned an area and will receive trash bags and gloves. More than 40,000 pounds of trash was collected during last year's event. The cleanup extravaganza is sponsored by the state Depart- ment of Fish and Game, the Orange County Harbors, Beaches and Parks, the Newport Dunes Resort Marina, the city of New· port Beach and the Upper New- port Bay Association. For more information, call 640- 6746. Homeowners characterize Harbor View as a quiet neighborhood with lots of families. Although the recent extension of Bonita Canyon Dri~e has brought more traffic into the area, residents say Tuesday's mcident was highly unusual. As officers surveyed the crime scene Tuesday morning, neighbors gathered on the corner or watched the activity from their cars. Some talked about circulating a petition to gate the neighborhood. Most were afraid to give their names in case the suspect decided to return. Acc~rding to Long. the communi· ty's watchdog tendencies will be ben· ~cial to the investigation. Several residents of Port Sheffield Place have already come forward with evidence, he said. "It's a great neighborhood, one of the best in the city,· Long said. "Peo- ple are very aware of what's going on. It's the perfect etample of a Neigh- borhood Watch organization." school district appears to have wearhered the bankruptcy well, he said, "but as employees in the district, our ship is still sinking.• Though teachers recently received a 1 % pay raise, the addi- tional funds didn't cover the rise in the cost of living, Messenger said, adding that teachers have gone without a cost-of-living increase for at least four years. "It's been hard for a lot of peo- ple,• he said. 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Barbie and her husband, Paul, are hoping to track down Izzy's whereabouts. The 8-year-old female cat was given to a New- port Beach woman this past fall. The Long Beach couple believes the woman answered an ad that read, "Free to a good home,• which a friend of theirs posted at a pet care store in New- port this past September or Octo- ber. "We were going to be travel- ing around the world and had to give Izzy up," Paul said. "Barbie found a co-worker to take Izzy in, but while we were in Thailand, we learned that she had was being transferred to Washington, Legal guidance video offered at CM library •. COSTA MESA -A new video titled "Legal Secrets - How to Hire a Lawyer,• is available in all Costa Mesa branch libraries. The Costa Mesa libraries· are among 27 Orange County libraries that will receive the videos, which are being donat- ed by the non-profit organiza- tion, Consumers for Legal Reform. The legal organization is also launching a Legal Protec- tion Hotline. Local residents can call (900) 321-8117 (each call costs $2.99 per minute) in order to lodge complaints against attorneys. Complaints will eventually be used to establish a consumer satisfaction index on the lawyer. For information, call 854-0881. 6'x 9' lnclo-Kashan R~v SALE tsO NO $590 D.C.. and couldn't take the cat wtthher." When the couple returned home two month later, they placed an ad in the Daily Pilot, hoping the woman who adopted Izzy would respond. •we ran the ad thinking we could either get her back or at least find out if she was happy and in a good h ome.· said Paul. Instead, they received a call from a woman who suggested lzzy might be held up in a research laboratory somewhere in San Diego. Although the couple believed the call could have been a hoax, it intensified their desire to find out just where Izzy ended up. "She's a very uruque kltty - she's kind of high-maintenance. She needs a lot of attention. And if she doesn't get it, she can be kind of, well, obnoxious. "U I would be al my desk or working on my computer, she'd jump right up on the desk and sit on top of the paperwork. U I were RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Where Your Dolor Coven Mofel 1922 HARIOR at.VD .• COSTA MESA· 5'1·1156 9' x 12' & Tur'«ish Reg.$8900 SALE l'ltCE $JSOO NOW 1190 getting ready for work, 5he'd jump up on the bathroom coUJlter and lay inside the sink. "But we love her. She's like one of the family. We'd be happy just to find out she's OK, and we'd be happy to take her back.• U you think you might know Izzy' whereabouts, you can con· tact the Odanakas by calling 640· 4099. Man injured in three-car pile-up A 43-year-old Long Beach man was injured Tuesday morning in a three-car pile-up on the southbound San Diego Freeway. just north of Harbor Boulevard, in Costa Mesa. The 7 a.m. crash tied up rush· hour traffic for a short time and left the bumpers of all three cars damaged, according to CHP Officer Dan Lyons. The injured man, whom Lyons identified as Marek Minecki, was taken to Fountam Valley Hospital for treatment of back and neck pain. Lyons said Minecki was dri- ving his 1987 Jeep Cherokee m the fast lane 'when it was rear- ended by a 1991 Plymouth Acclaim driven by Vincent Demeyre, 43, of Mission Viejo. The impact of the crash forced Minedd's car into the rear of a 1995 Chevy Blazer dri- ven by David Womack, 37, of Huntington Beach, Lyons said. "(Demeyre) had been in lane No. 2, but the traffic started slowing down,• Lyons said. "So, he tried to buzz into the No. 1 lane because it was mov- ing at the time. But. by the time he moved mto the lane, the traf- fic had stopped and be rear- ended (Minecki's car)." YOU NEVER SAU-SAGE SAUSAGE Or Such Delicious Food! 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' EYE-OPENER John Liebengood celebrates 10th year at Estanda. presenting the 1995 QUOTE OF THE DAY ·0ur ~MM II a. good a.1 we'oe Aad 'ill many. mony ~ aNl tk batka an cu good ru we·i'fe had lina! 1989 ... • -En'ANCIA POfJTBAU COAQI JOllN UHBSVGOOIJ .. I I\ c I I c I 11 .I \ 11 I I ) ' ESTANCIA HIGU FOOTBALL <Ill CI' .J<>ll'\....,C)'\, A UWd~ starter at sa~ the i-foot. tls-poond senior Ms has big-play capability on both sides Of the bell. He was first-teem All-PO. on up quarterback defense last fall He'll also start at wing-: back. aft~ rushing for 187 yards on 43 c:anies last fall at quarterbadt and ullback. He's the bade- B\<11'\ (,C>'\./\11/ A first-team AJl-PCl running bade last fall, this third-year starter is the top returning rusher in the Newport- ~ District. A S-foot-7, 170-pound senior with toughness and si>eed. he rushed for 777 of his 1, 143 career yards on 147 carries last SNSOrl. He shoUld also start at outside linebacker. JI H I \I'\ C>'-'-1> Starting as a junior at ~ lintbact., Wt t.ll~ this S-ioot· 10, toc)..pounder had a .propensity for -----·finding the quarterback, tying for s.c- ond on the team with 3.S sades. He shifts to down end this year in the revamped four-man front and will also double up offensively a.s one of two starting tight ends. I I > I I I c > f{ I " Meshing qulckne5S (4Jl In the 40) and power ~'s one of the thlft str~ Eagles), this i-foot-1, 200-pound fullback will punish de1..,. sive counter- partsasa ~ blocking bat- teffng ram. He wiU also any an estimated 10 times per game on 1rlP plays and could ahO flit a wlulble role as place-«icker. .f \\I I "' I>\\\ 1, I '\."' .· In the hunt MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT F our of Estancia's bread and butter players are seen here as the 1995 football season approaches. Converted qJ.tar- terback Frough Jahld (above) will line up at wingback, with Bacby Gonzalez (right) returning for bis third year on the varsity. Below are (from left) standout linemen Joey Herman (72) and Chuck Johnson. PACTS, Colors: Red, gold, white. League: Pacific Coast. 1994 reconf: Lelgue. 1~ <Ner.il, ~ Type of offense: Double wing. Type of defense: Multiple 40. Head coach: John Uebengood (10th year, 42-58-1) Staff: John Uegengood (offensive and defensive tine, Inside backers and defensive coordinator); Art Per- ry (offensive coordinator, quarter- backs); Guy Ofguin (backs, out:sJde linebackers, defensive ends and spec.lat teams); Kent Paul (tight ends, secondary, receivers); Bob Hanington (admlnlsttatlw coordi- nator). 1ttsldt1 .... Noni•: Sept~ (llt +>tt) Sept t4-UI Quinta (at 8oha Gr~) Sept~~(OC :), 1;JO Sept 29-0aNln \new (.ir, HI), 7:JO Oct. i--~at Nl'wport). 7:30 Oct.1~= Oct. 19--4guna Hilts (at M\I) Oct. 26-Costa Mela (at OCC) Nov.~ Allso Niguel Nov. 104.lguN IMch (at Nwti~ All gemes 1 p.m ., un._ noted. .,. • John Liebengood makes just one promise -his team will be in the hunt every time out. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot C OSTA MESA -While an · offensive overhaul and rune returning starter:> have createa a groundswell of optimism for the 1995 campaign, Estancia High football coach John Llebengood isn't ready to start selling CIF playoff tickets quite yet. "l'm not saying we'll win every game, and I'm not saying we'll lose every game. H said Liebengood, entenng his 10th sedson at the Eagle helm. "But we will be competitive." Competing could be easier after adopting the double wing, suiashmouth runmng offense made famous locally by former Costa Mesa High Coach Myron Miller. Technically, the offense more accurately mirrors defending CIF Southern Section Division vm champion Bloom- ington High, which set a national single-season scoring record (880 points) en route to a 14-0 record last fall. " I like this offense," said Estancia Offensive 1994 log 1 Cypress 19 31 I.A Quinta O 24 Calvary Chapel 6 14 Ocean View 3 0 ltoy 31 0 Univei3ity. 20 g Laguna Ri1h 21 12 Costa Meea 55 11 A.Ibo Niguel 14 20 l.Aguna Beach 22 Coordinator Art Perry. ·w e put everytlung in during the spring and swnmer and we were ready to go play (a game) the first week of practice." Offense has not been the Eagles' forte Ln the 1990s, having averaged just 12.1 points per game in five seasons since running the table with a l0-0 regular season in 1989, therr last CIF playoff appearance. "Our offensive line is as good as we've had in many, many years, and the backs are as good as we've had since 1989," said Leibengood, who has assembled a gravity-friendly offensive front, which averages 6-foot, 252 pounds from tackle to tackle. The offense may need to keep the scoreboard operator busy to cover for an inexperienced defense, which returns only two starters in first-team All-Pacific Coast League safety Frough Jahid and senior outside linebacker Jeremy Osso, who collected 3.5 sacks as a junior. Jahid, who split time offensively between quarterback and running back last fall, will likely flank returning first-team all-leaguer Bachy Gonzalez at wingback. Jahid will also back up junior signal caller Jeff Perry, who started several games last year. Jahid (6-0, 185) averaged nearly 4 yards on 48 carries as a junior, including a 17 -carry, 117-yard nonleague perlormance against lfoy, while Gonzalez (4-7, 170) led all Eagle rushers with 777 yards on 147 carries (a 5.3 average). But with both Jahid and Gonzalez slated to start defensively, Uebengood plans to liberally shuttle in backfield replacements, including sophomore speedster James Dawkins (5· 11, 165) and junior transfer Taleni Tanielu (5-9, 170), who Liebengood said started as a sophomore at Santa Ana Valley. Senior Joe Flores (6-12, 200) returns at fullback and bas drawn raves from Llebengood for his ability to burrow for ha.rd yardage on traps up the middle, as well as lead block for the wings on the monotonous pitches off tackle. . Perry (5-11, 210) is also well-suited for the lead-blocking role bestowed upon all double wing quarterbacks and may also keep defenses honest with the pass. •He's like a pulllng guard with a good arm,• Uebengood laid. •we'll probably throw between five and 10 times a game, and they'll either be touchdowns or incompletions, • said Art Perry, Jeff's dad. Tight ends Osso (5-10, 200) and junior John Romm (6-1, 185), as well as newcomer James Wagner, a 6-3, 195-pound senior whose primary athletic passion bu been hockey, will ta.k~ an OCC'alion.al break from blocking duties to run past patterns, while both wings could ' A 6-foot·2. 250-pounder, he blos- somed as a junior offensive tadcle and could gain SQme attention among Oivfslon t cotl99e recruiters this fall. A first- team All-PCl and All·New- port·Mesa Ols- tnct selection in '94. he emerges from the shad- (M of departed Chris tandlish and will also start at defensive tackle. .J <>I '\ II I· H \I \ '..: Entering his third season as a fix· ture on the offensive front. this i- foot. 245-pound senior centtt urned sec- ond-team All- Pacific Coast LNgue laurels for a second straight ~ar lastfaH. He will also long snap on punts and place kld(s and should see some addl· tlonal playing time at ~Ive tackle. \I I ~ I l , \ I I < I \ Afttr ~ his junior season In pifna!ily. a rewve role. this 6-foot. l2'6-pOunder Will start both ways. having estab- lished himself as the tNm's strongest play- er in the~ room. He'll fill the offensive guard hole left when Chris Candlish gave up football and he'll man an inside line-, \ 1 I I I H t > I > I\ I l , I I I A S-foot-10, 19S-pound junior, he sat out last season aft« eam- ing MVP honol'5 for the 1993 Eagle fresh- men. A sav- age hitter, according to llebengood, he returned to the pro- gram just In time to fill an Inside line· badttt vacan- cy left by Ryan Crogan's transfer t o Corona def Mar. \I \ I\ ( ( I H ( I "1,1 I I I ~no started all but one g.me at offensive guard I.st fall, this S- foOt-11, 245-pound senior con- trlbUWs to the Hperlenced front Mlt ht helped prompt Co.ch John Uebetigood to switch to tM smashmouth == Wofb a.st ........ --......... tine. ......... badt~ ..... tadde. ' Newpon ~hl<.:otta Mc a Dail)' Pilot EAGLES CONTINUED FROM 4 be utilized in the abbreviated aerial attack. w Even if we do get behind, we won't throw much," Llebengood said. wWe're JUSl going to keep grinding it out." The reduced pdssing gdllle helps lessen the loss of senior receiver Addm Stduffer, who transferred lo Colorddo. Helping achieve this basic bombardment on the ground will be first-team All-PCL tacldt> Chuck John,,on (6-2, 250) and fellow senior Joey Hermdn (6-0, 245), a second-team aU-ledgue selection dl center edch of Ule past two seasons "We really feel that (Galicia) can be a.n outstanding lineman,• Llebengood said. "With Chris leaving the scene, it gave him a great opportwlity and so far he's shown he's willing to take advantage of it. He's the strongest guy we have, benching 330 pounds, squatting 500 and cleaning 275." Rounding out the front wall will likely be junior tackle Mike Miranda (5-10, 300), although junior Alfred Tanielu (6-1, 260), · Taleni's brother who also transferred atter starting at Santa Ana Valley, may also crack the lineup. In addition to the offensive lrnnsition, a significant change has been made regarding roster size. Things are less clear defensively, as Llebengood tries to find the able bodies and hopefully limit the number of two-way starters. - Jahld, a third-year starter who had one intercep- tion and was among the team's leading t~cklers last fall, is a good Start in the middle of 1 , I Ii \I \ '-I l I I I A .a.ndout on a.it ~ fre!lh. "*' bNm1 this 5-fioot., 1, 1t0-pound running bilCk and line- ~Nd .. SNSOn ended In WMk eigh\. when he ten an anterior cruclate liga- ment. He's still rehabilitating, but didn't mt. a workout all spring and summer, and might evento- ally be deared to play. are the leading candidates at defensive tackle, where Bosquet is also an option. "We should be qwck, strong and very physical up front," Llebengood said. Galicia and junior Abel Rodriguez, who did not play last year after earning Most Valuable Player the three-man secondary. honors as a freshman, are slated to open at • (Jahid) made a lot of plays for us last year," Llebengood said. inside linebacker. "Both those guys are big hitters," Llebengood said. outside linebacker. "Quickness beats size every ti.me," Llebengood said. Dawkins and Junior DaVld DeGree (5-7, 145) are penctled m at comerback, where Oliva another possibility. Place-kicking duties will be handJed by either Flores or 1uruor lineman Jose Arroyo, with the punting role to be decided by open audition, according lo l.Jebengood. Herman's expertise as a long snapper puts Llebengood's nund at ease, while Jahid, Gonzalez and Dawkins figure to handle most of the kickoff and punt returns. Cypress, Sept. 8 at Newport Harbor, could be critical to restonng some confidence shaken by dropping the final regular season game last fall to Laguna Beach, the second straight loss to the Artists which dropped the Eagles into bdck-to-back last-pJace finishes in the PCL Should the Eagles avenge last year's 19-7 loss to Cypress, dttcUnable Vlctories over La Qwnla (Sept. 14), <:;alvary Chdpel (Sept. 22) and Ocean View (Sept. 29) could put them <lt 4-0 heddlng into an Oct. 6 date against Troy, which lost its find] three games last ·season to fdll out of playoff contention. Senior Marco Bosquet (5-11. 245) returns after Sldrtmg severdl ~arnes at guard d!> d JUntor, while senior Mike GdllCld (6-t . 226) will be asked lo repldce all-league dnd dU-dlstnct selection Chns Candhsh (6-6, 240), who opted to pas·s up football to concentrate on hl~ final prep basketbcill Cdmpdsgn. [n order to upgrade tl;le quantity and quality of work done at the varsity level, the 1uruor varsity will practice separately, virtually halving the number of varsity playe rs, which should number in the high 20s "We keep everyone busy at practice that way," Sdld l.Jebengood, who can always summon help from the N should circumstances dictate." Osso is the lone lock up front in the four-four scheme, making the transition from a stand-up outside linebacker in last year's five-man front to a down end. Junior Andre Barrios (5-10, 199), leading the candidates at the other end, with Wagner another unknown quanbty. Allred Tanielu and Johnson Ryan Crogan, a two-year starter at inside 'backer, will spend tus seruor season at Corona de! Mar High. having transferring there d.fter earning second-team All-PCL laurels last fall. Gonzalez, seruor Chns Oliva (5-10, 175) and Talem Taruelu offer extreme quickness at Junior Chris Felix (5-9, 145), the fastest player on last year's team, could also be used on returns. He scooted 76 yards for a touchdown on a kickoff return to reverse a 3-0 first-half defiat to Ocean View last season, helping push the Eagles winning streak to three after week tow. The Eagles once agd.Ul have an opportunity to take a winning record into the league opener, Oct. 13 against VlSsting Univ~ at Orange Coast College. The season-opener agarnst Once agdin, the PCL opener dgainst Uruverssty could be huge for the Eagle playoff hopes, as the Tro1ans are llsted along with Estdnoa m the chase pack. behind defending league champ dnd 1995 ravonte Laguna Hills. Aliso Niguel which Estancia defedted for 11.J. lone PCL triumph ldst fall, dJld Costa Mesa are also e'<pected to contend for one of three guaranteed postseason berths, Wlth Ldguna Beach filling out sts familiar spoiler role. SOFTB A LL Gorton new CdM coach CORONA DEL MAR -Scott Gorton, who guid- ed the La.kewood High Junior varsity to Moore League chdCOpionships the ldsl two seasons, has been named to replace Enn Gcillagher as Corona del Mar High softbdll coach. CdM Athletic Direc- tor Jerry Jelnick announced Tuesday. Gorton, a 29-year-old Cerritos resident, will be a walk-on, as was Gallagher, who resigned after last season to become coach dt Ordnge Coast College. Gorton, who spent two years as a N assistant at Lakewood before bemg named N head coach, said hls hinng fuliilled a godl of becoming a varsi- ty head coach. The Sed Kings werP. 4-17 last year. 1-9 in league. -By Barry Faulkner 24 DESIGNER PATIERNS TO CHOOSE FROM ARMSTRONG •MANNINGTON • CONGOLEUM • AU PArrERNS 1 ST DUALITY • FHA APPROVED • FLOOR P'llEP EXTRA OCC top r eceiver Jackson transfers COSTA MESA -Orange C~asl College receiver Chris Jackson, a 6-foot-3, 200-pound sophomore with one year's football experi«>nce. l\as lrdns- ferred to Weshsngtun State. Jackson, who prepped dl Maler Des and excellt!d Ul basketball, caught 37 passes for 743 yards dOd 9 touchdowns in 1994 for the Ptrates, averagmg 20 1 yards per reception. DEEP SEA" TUESDAY'S COUNTS Davey's Locker -7 boats, 133 anglers. 268 bonito, 199 barracuda, 157 calico bass, 15 sand bass, 54 sculpin, 4 stieephead, 54 rockfish, 13 whitefish, 3 spanish jack, 35 blue perch, 4 mako sharks. 3 blue sharks (2 released), 105 mackerel. Newport Landing , 4 boats, 70 anglers. 41 sand bass, 84 calico bass, 14 rockfish, 84 sculpin, 137 bonito, 10 sheephead, 29 barracu- da, 6 yellowtail, 54 mackerel. 24 DESIGNER COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM PLUSH OR TEXTURE ALL CARPETS 1 ST QUAUTY STAIN RESISTANT! IASED ON 120 SQ. YARDS PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PAGE ME!! ~ 3400 lrvlne Ave Ste l 03 Newport Beach 476-2244 MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE•A TRIP TO MEXICO The nadltton Continues Since 1972 C< 1<::1\ TAILS r' )I l() TO{,() PHllN[ AH[ AD EL~IO We Cater Fiestas ,.-- "0._o )11111 0 u t I et North Carolina deep ' discount pricing comes to Southern Calif omia HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS 722-7224 230 E. 17th St. <:osta Mesa bhlMtlon ~ Our5pedal1,1 • Sb:di~aP.ta· ... • HClltaCie Tortflas • Stra .. MariocWs 714 n t 'llll lll IU < _ i )< ! !_ !ilLl...1..ilL \l//\•\//,'1/f/ I \ I 11 I 11 , I I /,' I 1 1 •, I ' , -I I I (> ' .., ,, s I -) PUBLIC Aoflces PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC Aoflces PUBLIC AoTicEs POILlc AoTices PUBLIC NOTICE 92620 SCHULTE J·91 Toys, stool, by 6.00 pm. on the d1y ol herein. PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? Yes. Aug. 1. Fountain Valley. CA 92708 26061 Del R1y !P6, Mission CA 92662 C.,l. Segtfstrom & Sons, 4 clothes. misc. th• we. This aalt Is sub-Pongprapa K. Chundun 1995 . Matthew Scoll Reynolds. V1110. CA 92691 BIS Sales. Inc. (Calilomla) SUPERIOR COURT camonwa general panner-Sale will be by competi-ject to prtOC' canceuauon In Narendra R. Chunduri Fictitious Business World B1llhsh Services. 11931 Hell Ave . Fountain This business IS con· 3183-A Airway Avenue ship 3315 Fairview Road 11ve bidding (written sealed lh• tvenl of settlement !>.-This statement was Med Name Statement Inc , R. W1yne B1sbu Valley. CA 92708 ducted by: an lrid1v1dual Costa Mesa. CA 92626 OF THE STATE OF Cosia Mesa, CA 92626 ' bids may be submined In tween landl0<d and obli· with the County Clerk ol The following persons are This staltment was lilea This business 1s con· Have you stat1td doing This business Is . con CALIFORNIA IN Partntfs of c.J. Seger-advance) on the 13th day gatod party. Orange County on August doing business as: with the County Chttk ol ducted by: husband and business yet? No ducted by:• corporation AND FOR THE atrom & Sons: Residuaiy ol September 1995 at 2:00 Publlshtd Newporl t4, 1995 F655133 Texas Tan. 2043 Westchtl. Orange County on August wilt John J. McGr1lll Hive )'OU statttd dOln( · COUNTY OF ORANGE Trust Under the Wills of P.M. at the premises 'Nhtre Beach.Costa MeSI Daily Daily Pilot August 23 30 Nt'Nport Beach, Cahl. 18, 1995 F855854 Have you started doing This statement 'NH filed bus;ness yet? Yn 11-82 In the Metter of the Veronlci P. and Harold T. Slid propef1y has been Pilot August 30, September St tember 6 13 ;995 92660 Daily Pilot August 23, 30. business yet? No with Ill• County Clerk of BIS Sales, l'r .. Dan Hoel App 11 cat 1 0 n 0 f Segerstrom, dated 12/21/ stored and which Is located 6, 1995. P • • 197 Rory Jacquehne Walker. Sept. 6. 13, 1995 W202 C~lene Reynolds Ora119' County on Augusl lhn. PrtSiden 65 Jeanette e Segerstrom at AYRES SEL.F STORAGE W223 w 1307 Santiago Newpo11 This statement was filed 14 1995 F855188 This statement was file< MJOELIND~ BAHi I IEH A,N· Tr~111e, 3315 Falrvle~ 7012 Ernest Ave., Hunting'. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Beach, Calif. 92G60 PUBLIC NOTICE Wllh lht County Clork of 0~1ly Pilol Augusl 23, 30, ~'.th lhtCCouoty Cieri( o Ml, ... et toner, or Road Costa Maaa CA ton Beach. Ca (714) 848· Ava Katherine Hav1lland. Otange County on August Septtmber 6 13 1995 Vlange ounty on Augus Change of Name. 9262S, Harold T. Seger-7314. Landlord raserns NOTICE Fictitious Business 1307 Santiago, Newport Fictitious BualnHs 25, 1995 F858254 · ' wl99 16, 1995 F855483 NO: A179041 strom, Jr., Family Trust, the right to bid al the salt. Name Statement Beach, Calif. 92660 Name Sta .. ment Daily Pilot August 30, Stp· Daily Pllol August 30, Sep ORDER TO dated 6/11/84, Jeanette E. Purchases must be made T~~Vb!~~~y BJ~n~atlon Th• tollowlng persons are Thia bbuslness Is con-The following persons are tember 6. t3, 20. 1995w230 PUBLIC NOTICE tember 6, 13, 20, 1995w22i SHOW CAUSE Segerstrom, Trustee, 3315 by cash and paid for at tho doing business as· ducted y: co-pnnners doing business as· • (CCP Section 1211) Fairview Road, Costa time of purchase. All pur-g'~lf'C191 °1 ~[iang•1Coub~~· Mesa Verde Plue, 1525 Have you 11a11ed doing Laguna Re-Labeli0ng. 1001 PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Business PUBLIC NOTICE WHEREAS MELINOA Mesa, CA 92626, Henry T. chased goods are sold as e orn a, w rece Vt 1 Mesa Verde Or., E. #209, business yet? No w. 17th St .• Unit i, Costa Name Statement BAHIEH ANjOMI, pet!-Segerstrom Trust, dated 1/ Is and must be removed at u9nlll1 T9utsday:ooSept•~?er Costa Mesa; CA 92626 Rory Walker Mesa, CA 92627 Fictitious Business The following pertons art Fictitious Bua.lnasa tloner has filed a Ulion 17/83, Henry T. Seger· Um• of sale. Salo la subject 1 • 9 5 at 11· a.m. da M1rk Stephen Las 1808 Ava Ha111lland Donald Anthony Oallape Name Statement doing business as· Name Statement with the clerk of thl~coun atrom, Trustee. 3315 Fair-to c&ncellaUon In the event ;;iu~l1 1b~ A~ecr're:f 11at ~~ Hummingbird Costa' Mesa This statement WIS flied 2399 Redlands. or., New: The lonowlng persons "' undlovera Ex1riterreatr1a1 The following perSQl\S are for a decree chan 1 11• view Road, Costa Mesa, of setUement between land-5 1c 1 m n s • ve • CA 92626 ' ' With th• County Clerk of pon Stach. CA 82660 doing business as: vintage In Spice, 1043 doing business as: tlontr 's n•m~'if:m CA92628,Nellle RuthSeg· lordandobligaledparty. llcbo• by lh1 d:t• ht~~ln· Francesles,Trust .. ,1633 Orange County on August Tommy Wayne Bal!lkOf, a) ACIVsnced Health Prod· Center St IBl. Costa Invention Otvelopmtnl MELINDA BAHIEH ANJOMI eratrom Trust, dated 1/13/ Publlshtd Newport 8 ve set Ort:· al W ch Baktr, Costa Mesa, CA 3, 1995 FISS-4232 1855 Wallace #104A, ucts, b) A & D Health Prod-Mesa, CA 92627 Services, 2721 West Coast to MELINDA BAHi EH 84, Nellie Ruth Segtrstrom. Btach·Costa Mesa Dally ~~d .~h .. ~ln:I ~·th~p:f~: 92626 Dally Piiot August 9, 18, Costa Mell, CA 92627 ucts. 700 N111cl11us, C~ Jason Edward Phillips, Highway, Newport Beach, FRASER· Truss .. , 801 Udo Park Ptlo1 August 30, September Kathleen EJlen Les 2635 23 30 1995 w174 Tt111 business Is con-rona del Mat, CA 92625 1043 Center St 193 CA 92683 IT IS ORDERED snat all Drive, #llC, Newport 6, 1995. ~~ ~m;~!~ue°1vt~:= P0<toia Way, Sacramento, ' ' ducted by: a general part-Angel• .Marl• O"Amato, Colla Mna, CA 92621 ' Thomaa LNllt Thompson, persons Interested In the Beach, CA 92663, Yvonne W222 taln Vaffey Califo,;,i. tor CA 95818 PUBLIC NOTICE nershlp 700 Narcissus, Corona del Thia bu11ne11 Is con-1515 E. Oc9an Blvd., Bu. above mallet eppear In th• dt C. Segerstrom Trust, PUBLIC NOTICE th loilowl • , This business la con-Have you started doing Mar, CA 92625 ducted by: an lnd1vtdual boa, CA 82661 Prob11t Division In th• dated 5125/88, Yvonne de tuRCH~·e OF PUA· ducted by: a gtnetal part· Fictitious Busln•H buslntu yet? No This business Is con-Ha~ you started dOlng ThlS bu~lnesa Is con- Coun located at :Ml The C. Stgtretrom, TruslH, Notice Is hereby given A nershlp Name Statement Donald Dallape ducted by: an Individual buslneh yet? No ducted by. an lndtvldual City Drive Orange Calif or· 2222 Avenue of the Stats, that the und8fslgned will ~~SEC~~ S~l~EE w y T ~ Have you started doing Th• foUowln:g pt1sons art This stalt mtnt was filed Have you Slarted doing Jason Phllhp1 Have you Slantd doing nla, In Otpartment' 1031 on Suitt 2001, Los Angtlts, aaU at public auction pur· CRANE MOUNTED SER· business ytl7 Y11 7-19-95 doing bullneu as: with lh• County Clerk ol business yet? N~ This statement was filed '=!: l_"~ 9/l9 1995, at 2·00 p M OI' CA 80067 suant to Chiptlf 10 Dlvi-VICE BODY SPECIFIC"-Mark Les Clas1Y Ceges, Ect., 113 Orange County on August Angela Marie 0 AmalO w11h the County Clerk of pt0n as ioon thertahlf u ·th• Thia buslne11 le con-slon 8 commenc:lng with TION NO V.008 Thl1 statement WIS Died L111lngton lint, Co111 25, 1995 FIH323 Thia stalement wu filed Orange County on August This •W~1 w~ ~ matter may be heard, and dueled by: ' general par1-Section 21700 of the busl-Bids m~st be submitted 'Nith lhe Counly Clarll ol Mesa, CA 926211 Dally Pilot August 30, Sep. wltll the County Cl8fk ol 25, 1"5 Flse300 o~lh the ountyon k lhow cause. II any, why ~h~!.iattant commenced ness and Prof11slon11 on th• l0<m aupplltd by Orenge County on August ,J1~'rfx Pi°"T~doC:~ 1~ e. 13. 20, 1"5w225 °'16anoe1...,.., County ~5Auou531~1 Dally PilOI August 39, Sep. 25 ~County Fese~ the peUtlon 10< change of wv-cod• or Section 1988 ol in. Districts In accordance 3, 1895 F8S4278 ino • • ..., v ttmt>er f 13 20 1995w22e • name should not b• to ttal\llct bullneu undtr the Civil Code of th• Stal• With Ill provlslone ol lh• Daily Pilot August 16, 23, Mesa, CA §2626 PUBLIC NOTICE Dally Pilot August 23, 30, • • • Dally Pilot August 30, Sep-granled. the llc,tlllous name. or of California the following s~llcatlon1. 30 Sept.mber 6, 1995w18fl Diana Twardowskl, 113 September 6, 13, 1895 PUBLIC NOTICE ternbtr f , 13, 20, 1Sl9Sw233 IT IS FURTHER ORDERED names listed above on. 12J ml1c:ellaneou1 hou11hold Specifications bid blankt LHl~on Ln., Costa Mesa. FklUtlOU9 lluaiMH w200 ------------------ lhtt a copy of this Ofd., to 8: ttnlllltt WarthouH and .~rsonal property to and further 1lnlormatlon PUBLIC NOTICE ~le ~•lntu Is co~ Name ltatement Flctltloua lu.t.M•• show cause be publlahed r wit outnlllltd by tenant may be obtained at th• The k>llowlng persons art PUBLIC ..,ICE N..,._ s .. tement In Th• Dally Pilot, 1 news-By: C.J. Se~_!trom & name and storage unit above address, ttteption. "ctltlou• lu•lneu ducted by: husband and doing butlneaa u : '11: Th• loUowlng ptrtonS are paper ol general clfculatlon SOnt, Htnty \T.trslrom, numbef. · (7t4) 982·2411. Name Statement wife National Health Care Net· Fictitious BuaJneH doing bl4oneu .. : printed In Orange County, Truat~, ~enry • Seger-Randy Owings. B2582· Published Neweort The lollowlng peraon1 .,. bH~• you t?s~td doing WCHIC, 2400 W. Coaat Hwy., Name Statement Unlaolvt , lne., :t183·A Air· California, OM a Wtek for strom NI 2583 Btach·Co•I• ...... Dally doing business u : u neu Y• 15, Newport Beach, CA The follqWlng ptl'l()nl .,. way Avenue. CottA Mesa. SELL your home through classified four 1ucc1ulv1 w"k• This ataltmtnt wu filed Thi• 1111 Wiii be compel!-Pilot Auguat 30 1895 a) Basktla & Wooden Jeremy P. Twardowskl 92680 doing b\lalness u: prior to th• date alt lor with the County Ct.,k of tlve bidding on the 13th ' w221 Thlng1, b) Basktl• & This aiatement was filed Kelly Segel, 130 Brllt· Olympic Village, 201 New· ,.•••••••11111111••••••••• hearing on th• petlllon. Orange County on August d•y of S1pt1mbef 1895, at Cr1rt1 639 w. Fletcher Apt. 'f'ith the County Clttk of wood, lrlline, CA 927U port .centllf Orillt, Nt'Npotl DATIED1 AUO 2, ttH 7, 1895 FIS4120 11 o'clock a.m. on the pr.. PUBLIC NOTIC! 123, orange, CA 92665 Orange County on July 17• Scott Oouglll Perry, 126 BHCh. CA 92625 CommlHloner Dally PllOt Augusl HS, 23, mises where u ld propeny JerrC>ld Lafoy Pooi., 639 1895 P852411 112 33rd St., Newport Holmes l homaon Bennett Thomae H Soh~lt• 30, September e, 1""5. Is JIOted and which Is le>-Flcto1n,1101u3•0•~~~~-•• w. Fletcher 123, Orange, Daily Pllol Auoull 18, 23, Bffch, CA 821163 Jf .. 52 Orak11 Bay Dr., Co. PATfUCK D McNUL w1811 cated at Mini U St0tage, ......., CA 821165 30 S.pltm1* I , t095w117 Thlt bu1ln111 Is con-rona dtl Mar, CA 92625 ,· _ t 105• 11 '71 Camelback Street, N•m. ltatement Ulura Maile POOie, 139 w. ... 'BUC NOTICE dUded byi a oener11 pan. Thi• busln•H Is con-Attorner •• -w, PUBLIC NOTICE City of Newpori Beach, The following pereona.,. flelchet #23, Orange, CA rv nlflhlp dUC1ed by: an lndMdual N. lrolHlw•r1 &.concl Coun1y of Orange, State of cSotng bu111ne11 lll 82645 Fkl 1 i.u llual H•YI you at&rttd doing Have you llalled dOing Floor, lanta Ana, CaU• LEGAL NOTIC• C&hfOrflla. S1i. ls told wltl'I KC lNTl!RNATIONAL. 890 Thia bustnen It con-N t t .~-• nesta bualneaa 'r•tt No bwllness Y9t? No fornla 9110t, (714) NOTIC• OP ,UaLIC nm1t and rtserw No one Modjtaka Circle, Co11a ducted by: huaband and Thi ~·eMen Scott Perry H,T, Bennett. Jr. 911 .. tOO Altorner •• , SALm 0, AUNDONID undlf the age or 18 "' aJ. MIH, Cllllornla 12827 wile dOlna ~~" .. petlON .,. Thi• awement WU ftled Th\e llatemtnl WU fillcl PetlUoner' '9HWRRTY lowed lo llllfld the sale. Pongprept (Pat) IC. Cnun. Haw you tllorttd dOtn:g llack ~:.:: T with the COWWy Ctertc ol wCU\ the C*"Y Cltrk of I N No~ 11 herlby g1wn The laodlord , .. .,.,., Iha durl, MO Modl'lkl Cif~. bu11net 1 yet? No owna· Orwige COW1ly on ~utt 0rM9t County on AuQUtt Publ ahed ewport that the ~°" wtl rlohl lo bid at the tale. Pur· Coste Mau, Calllotnlt JetrOld L.. POOie • men&t, 421 N. Newpon 26, 1181 HMa•• 11, ttK ,.._lft l .. ch..Colll MIH Oatly t ell a& publlC eucllon, j)Ur· cfiaMt mutt be made v.tlf\ 92827 Thia llaaemtnl wu tiled IN\ld., Sulla !, Ne~ n...a.. Hot a..--"' e~ o.11 Piiot ~ tJ 30 Pilot August I . HI. 23, 30, 70o of uah and paid for M the Narendra R. Ct\UndUrl, MO will\ the Covllt'{ C*k of IMctl. CA l2ta _, ._ • -v-' ' 1895 ~~B~at~l 11Prof ... 11m1 of purch&M. All pur-Modieika circle, C~ta Otano-Councy on J4Jy 24, W0tld 811lhttt s.fv1ct1. temMr I, 11, IO. 1111*231 Stpttml>tt I . t), 1111 W113 SiOfl8I Code. ll'le folOWlna chatd good•.,.~ ··aa Mesa. CMfou11a 12a1 11tt FeHtM ;:. 42l ~:1.=c'I\ J"*JC I011CI , -w\M ---------~-•delerlbed propenv '° .-: 19" and mutl be remov~ Thi• bualnllt I• con-ow, Hot~ 23, ~.CA PUIUC IOTICI , PUBLIC NOTICI MICHAEL 'DtVMI A-11 duded" br. ~ and s.t>t. I. 12, 1115 wa1a Thl~tlneea it con-Plellel1• 811t1 111 --------------1 aoraa. Elect. ........, fad. On the move? 11111 c11.-cor· uor'°'e11on "-,, ' • ne ,....., ......... .. OMtaocMM det, dr .... nilie., MEL• Reglattant ti•• "°' yet SILL .... -,,w ...,.... .--,.,_~,....,.•• .......... , .. ... Fkltldeue ~ ISM ORTIZ H.i; Wt Id, btGun to~ bUllr-. ...... .., ~....... The~ S*90M.,. ........ ,.......... _,...,, .... GINA Ml.· Sell your extra unc1tt Iha llcttiout ~ • INT Charil ..... Vending, ~ 1111: dolna laualnela .. : OflM' ~.i.J!!laO .. JUIT ecJllYI ltefna lluy ,,~·Lit It, 'Ind It. dlSslfled ~.CA llJGI teol1 09' fllw .C. -•II G4RAGESALE HINTS Before your prage Sale, determiri! what items Wish to . sell. ~sure ~-dean and replftd. I I Thi~ peraone.,. PION ... Tora. ..,_., household ""'name°' namae --w ~ ,,911 Hiii ~ ,.,,..., JIMI -... r.,,·111-.~. ~lltWtirtflOUN."''' .. DI~ t-11 IOll. h , Cl• .. tn.tl. .ae•a ...._....... CMHIM 1DllM Gfoolll ~~ ... wtew Road,~ Mete Cll }•"'P• ~In., IUIAN lo C!a11!0td • _ ••:---'' !!!f' ..... n•t ""1w9..l~·~--~\.~n._~·.-....!!£!W~-!!!~i!==========·===-==~· \ • WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30. 1995 n owru When Words ATe Not Enough "Spcdallzlng In Sympathy F10Wflrs" 2983 Harbor Blvd Coste Mesa 540-3135 cm= - • STARTING ANEW BUSINESS??. • • • • • • • • • • • • • The LtpJ ~lit tht Daily Pilot .is p!Mxd v to """""1ta 4 n4UI Jmia MW awi/able to MUI~. \ii wiJJ now SEARCH tht l'lllme for J<I" Ill no ext1rl ~ NSlltlt you the time tmti tht trip"' the 01un House in Santa Ana. Thm, tf COll1'te. tzfor' tht _,a, is ctmtpJmJ ~ wilJ file J'fJ"T ~ businm """"llllJmlml with tht County Clerlt. prJ>lish "1re" wetlt for four~ 4S ~"' """""" thm file JOI"--" of ~ with iht County Grit. r""J P/tose JI()/' bj IO ji/e JI""'~ business JllllOPJml Ill tM DttilJ PillJt. J30 W. &;, ~ O.W Mat. lf r """""'SIO/' bJ plaM aJJ"' 111ClI4) 6424321 itnJ aw Will nii16r. ,. .. """""fr""' to JJillitlJI this~"' mlliJ. f JOI' 1""""' hot llhJ fonhtr qwstitm4 p"1tw aJJ"' llnti ~ wiJJ k more th"1t ~. ltlsist J!* G»tJ /,Kit in Jiii"' 'MUI ""1intss! ' ~,IM&-:W-,._ Pilot , • ' Alie'• At tie, H9eateDI, aaddolet theia pt ......... .-..n -. WEONESOAY, AUGUST 30, 1'95 PUILJC NOTICI PUIUC NOTICI PUBLIC NOTICE , PUIUC NOT1Cl PUIUC NOTICE PUIUC NOTICE PUIUC NOTICI PUBLIC NOTICI , PUIUC NOTICI PUii.JC l90TtCI ' '1::4:..:.• ~""°': ... .-.. floUU.. au.lneu ' .. FklUtt.ua ._....._ Flotttlow 9"1MH FlotlUo..e au.I'*'• Fl~Utlow ka!MH Flctltloua lualneH '1oU....,_ ...... ~ •s I I• The tolO#lng l*tonl ere Tri. ~~t....,.t Nw Stat•wt NMMt Stat•IMftt .,_. 1e.1 • ...,t Name St•l•""enl Nw le.l"'4tnt Name Statement Nw ltat•Mnt Nw ... , ••• t dOing butlne•• ••. dOlng ·~"' ~ .,. The IOllowlng !*ION .,.. Tri. loltowlng ,..one ... The fOll<Ming l*IOnt .,. The loll0¥r\ng '*'°"' .,. The lollow\ng petlON .,. Th• lollo.V•llQ PetlOflt .,. Th• folowlng pettone .,. The '°8oWlrll ~ ... a-..11 .... ~ .. ....,, cl 20 .. u: dOlng bwlnn• u: doing bualneu H : cf.OlnO ~SI at: doina bUSllWll u · dQlng bUllneM •s· doing but.nn• H '. dolng bul • aa: dQing buelMM -= uaun. $,._, A --.. ioup, Rloe land~pe Md Main-HouM of Altetallon, 2"5 ~ lmao• Wotkl, l!U!i D • .,. .• Roofing, 1718 l(9n. DH.IU! COnauUing Group, S~•lllLtd MatketinQ, 23' Ntwl)Otl Surf CouriCI. 500 Dlfli• f04'elgn CM, '~ ~~.,.Suit s=. ,i;~i:·c::;::.0 =~ ~T ~=St., Hwt>ot Blvd., COiia Meu, N. Krumtf IC,~. Wood Pl .• Co•la ... .,.. CA 18) Mont• VIII.a 'B', Colla Fltchef Awe .. Coata'Meu, ~ Lane, Suit• 101, MOntoWI ··~ 18-3, C<>tta Paul l.Mle, lAOUN ...,.., c.tol Diane Mlkiew1cz, 20 Ent ... CA 82621S CA 1280e 82627 MHa, Cal. 92627 CA 12821 NewJ>C)ft S.act'I, CA 82Ga3 ...... CA 82827 CA 1211"7 San Anltlmo Rancho '\t' ~· 837 W. WI-Young Ok Huh, 1312f ... lchael Roland Ma.son David Robert McEuen, DIWlon Hanl1 .Jt, 1113 Da'Wn Mari. Hewitt, 1014 William EdWatd Sharp, 500 D11k S~ov1u1, 191 W. r1te1ttie.k P.-Janclyn, Santa Malgwlla 'CA 82618 :f027 • ta M .... CA Yockey $1., AP' 329, Gal· 4429 Kayle Ln., Yorba 1718 l<enwoQd Pl., Costa Monte Vista '8', Co11a White SOilt Way, C04'ona Cagney t.ane, Suite 101, Wilson Sl, Costa MHa, CA 14 Sa.nt Paul L.lllW. \.aGun& T b I ' I den Grove, CA 82G44 Un<fa. CA 82680 Mesa, CA ~7 Mesa, CA 12827 d91 Mii CA 82925 Ntwpott S.actt, CA 82G&3 82627 N.guel. CA 82111 d ~~ ~~ =~vt:uJ0~ d~!!!.~ .. bbyualne~~ la con-Thi• bu1lnH1 la con-Thia buslntu 11 con-Thi• bu1lneu It con-Thi• buslneu 11 co"" Thi• bu1lneu 11 con-Thi• buslnHs 11 con-Thia butlneu It con-Thi• buslneu I• con-u .. ,. .....,... : en •nulvldual duct9d by: an lndMdunl ducted by: an Individual duct9d by: an lndMdual ducted by: an Individual ducted by~ an lndlYldull dUCltd by: an lndiYldual ducted by: an lndlVldua.I ducted b~ an lndM<futll Have you •W1td doing Have you •t.ntd doing Have you llatttd doing Have you 1tatttd doing Have you 111119" doing Have you 1lllltd doing Have you atll'led doing Have you 111111<1 dOlng Have you ataned dotng HaV9 you .iattecl dOlng "C'~-=~lc~ ~.,'!r,_e11 Y1t17 YH &-15-95 busln"s ye1? Yes &-93 buslne11 yet? v ... IJ.\4•9' butlnffa wt? Yes, M·95 buslllffl yet? No bu1lne11 yet? Yet 10.24·89 business yat7 No buslneu yet? Yes 10-1·80 buslnets yet? NO '""'"' R:os Yourig Ok Huh Michael R. Maxson Davfd R. McEuen Dawson H11rl1 Jr. Dawn M. Hewitt William E'. Sh11p Dirk Specovlus Fred .Janczyn T':'i,• t~~te':n~ wClu knltd1 wlThthla hatattcment w11 filed Thia statement w11 filed Thia statement was flied Thi• statement wu flied Thia statement wu flied Thi• atatetMnt was filed Thia statement wu filed Thi• 1tattment wH flied Thi• 1tal~t wu filed WI n V •r O t e ounly Clerk of with the County Cletk ol with the County Clerk of with th• County Clefk of with the County Clerk ol with the County Clerk ol with the County Clerk of with the County Clerk of with the County Clefk Of Orang! CountyFon Augull Orange County on July 19, Orange County on August Orange County on August Orange County on August Orange County on August Orange County on July 24, Orange County on Augu11 Orange County on August Orange County on August 1, 189" 054097 1995 FH20H 4, 1995 '854458 11S, 1995 F055M8 18, 1895 F05H55 18, 1895 F055045 1995 Fl53108 24, 1995 F050157 25, 1895 Fl50253 25, 1995 f0502&7 Da1301y P~ Augull 9, 19, Dally Pllol August 9, 16, Dally Piiot August 11S, 23, Dally Pllol August 23, 30, Dally Pilot August 23, 30, Dally Pilot Augull 23, 30, Daily Piiot August 23, 30, Dally Pilot August 30, Sep· Dally Piiot August 30. Sep-Dally Pilot August 30, Sep- 23, .1 .... 5 W176 23, 30, 1895 W172 30 September 6, 1995w188 Sept. 6, 13, t995 w201 Sept. 8, 11, 1895 w203 Sept. 9, 13. 1995 W204 S•pt. e. 13, 1995 w213 !ember 6. 13, 20, 1895w22B tembe< IS, 13. 20. 1895w219 ""'~ 6, 13, 20, 1995w232 GENERAL CLUSIFIED HOURS Telephone 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday POLICY ~,,lw, ' 1 I 1' 1·~·'.'..I..~}. , ""' . . . .. : Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday , DAILY PILO~ ·DEADLINES Monday ............ Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday ................ Thursday 5:00pm BY PHONE (714) 642-5678 BY FAX (714) 631-6594 (Please include your name and phone nwnber and we'll call you back with a price quote.) BY MAILORIN PERSON: 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Comer of Newport Blvd & Bay St Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the right to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilol & The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space acrually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. ~ ' I . -;,;• HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE CORONA DEL MAR NEWPORT 2122 BEACH COSTA MESA 2624 RENTALS TO 2169 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SHARE ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONALS 3002 EMPLOYMENT 2 72 4 2 9 2 0 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5 5 3 0 Newport across tho iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LIVE 1..0N· 1 GOLF COURSE VIEW streot: 2Br 1 lhBa sin-IRV F/P, Master Bod-1 -900-505-5676 CHhlers/Counter Help 2Br 2Ba twnhm on Big gle sty, gar, $825/mo, room. Quiet, Respon-1-800-345·166l Chong's Chinese Cale Cyn golf course. Trl·lvl 1665 lrvlno Ave*5· No slble. N/S No Drugs 1·800·470-4865/Gay Triangle Squore. FT/ w/cath ceil, lg mstr sto dogs. 720-9422 Indoor cat ok Ref's. 1·900-656-2625 PT Apply In person. - -$1800/mo. 759·8124 Sunny,sharp2Br2·sty $470786-8433 l 9 +.S1.99/min. Computer Software Harbor View Home twnhse, 1 'hBa. Newly NB ·S •••ho r • Dr• Help Desk Computer COSTA MESA 2124 4Br 2Ba. tam rm, fp, redec. Avail lmmed. View 1 Bd, Prlv Bth, soltware developer. BIG OCEAN VIEWS S209S 3Br 3Ba, COM $2350 3Br 2Ba. Bay View G5&-0880 Agt. EMPLOYMENT 5530 Nur•fng CNA and companions noedod for homocaro. F/T. 310-438-4444 P{T CASHIER needed evening• tor •moll restaurant In Costa Mesa. Brian, 648-7427 EOUAL HOus1"c comm tenr¥s/pool. $725/mo. 546-9081 gar, W/D. $550 Incl. EMPLOYMENT Looking for a very 2BR HOUSEW,NAR"GAR Avail now 759-5011 utlls ............... 631-3658 friendly & outgoing _P_AR_T_T-IM_E_W_O_R_K_ Ol'l'Ol'ITUHIT• 11. "' • •---------NEWPORT BEACH personality to"tove" Allml1Ntaadftrtillfttintlll1 TotaJ M/1 S395+Dep, IMMAC, cha1mlng 4Br NEWPORT Looking lor clean & EMPLOYMENT our customers when FULL TIME PAY UWSJapetlu11b1cc11ot11eFtd· w/d hookup. Newly 2.5Ba. 1000'to bch, nu BEACH 2669 rosponsible roommate i---------~ 5530 1hey call. Must havo The Times Otange 1111 FU. H111sill1Actti1161 as decorated 842·5858 pnVcrpt, fp, Frnch drs, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii to share 2Br 2Ba apl LOST & some network experl-county 11 looking for -••wllklllllllnl1111cpl 3BR 3BA 1700 sq ft dbl gar S1795 yrly Incl at Irvine Ave. $460/ FOUND 2925 ence. Apply in person bright, energetic aales to afttrtlse .. ,,., prclcrtnce. hm. Lg mstr, lush yrd. grdrv./wlnow.856-3463 •1BR $825• mo+dep. 563-5610 $35,000/Yr Income or malt resume to MIC people to work llmll.111111 tr •1ml111l11alitn 4yrs old, comm. pool. Lovely Clitthaven 3Br 28R 28A s725/Up liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii potentlal. Reading SY stems 1 8 6 5 2 evening houra with Nltd 11 rau. Clllf. n Ht i•n. N/S S1650/m 1 cl 2Ba, lg lush yrd, pool, Relrlg & dlshwuhat Newport Beach-Fash FOUND: Set of Keys books Toll Free (i ) Florida St.# 150-outside aales team Ml, b.,lup. tamlll1h&atuu1 grd~r & 646-57~ n deck. Best nelghbrhd. Incl. sox3o pool. No ts/Easrblufl·spaclous 8123 In patklng tot b• 8oo-s9a.sn8 Ext. R· Huntington Beach Earn hourly wages + lllioNllliPI llla.UO.IO =".,....,,....,....,...--,,.,,......,..,,,.-$2200 yr Isa. 54~226 pets. No fees. No twnhH, walk to Back hind Jack In the Box 1361 tor detalla. 92648. (at Florida & generous commission · ·•• l'ml Bright, lmmac 3Br 2Ba tease. 545-4855 Bay. Llnda721-8792 on l7th St., CM. Calli----------Main St.) while qualifying lo lNUMflllCll,,.,_n~~ 1 • hH, den. opn beams, Oceanfront NB 2BR 3 Br 2Ba 1 house from Nwpt Twnh•• Reas. Marla at 5744249, ADMIN ASSISTANT our attractive benefits llt1M••lscrilllla1tltn. frnl, atrium. dbl gar. 1BA. Lrg patio. ga-N I k t 11 h Needed Immediately. HAIR STYLISTS: package Including r Ill .. sand. Approx 1200 s/f, o smo • u ouse LOST BRACELET F I · I 11 Tiiis news,.pcr w nol $1350 Inc nrdnr 84-4-6996 rage, tennis. $1350 · I Id Ooslgn co seeks pos· or exc us1ve u svc di 1 cov ge ............ , • newly docoratd. $1350 prtv, +garage, ns 8 Gold kee"""Oke brae~ · CM salon $100/week me ca era UlewllltlYICUpllllf--•st· ---------Winter! 650-6443 td $700 640-1940 .. -v· lllve, bright energetic, · Call Tom, 966-4592. NallllfrHIHtaltwlllcll l~ln E'•lde 2Br 1Ba, frplc,,_________ lse. 816·501-3477 ry. · let w/Aries & heart dependable, exp'd rent. 722-7950 rielallonol111111w.Our11u111 atovo, gar, sml yard, Twnhs•B•lcourt Hiiis. Npt Hghts 2Br 1Ba, charms. NB area. Pis AdmlnAssttosupport INSURANCE Lic'd POSTAL&GOV'TJOBS hkupa. Pot Ok. $1095/ 2 Mastr BR, 3Ba, 1 II· call 67"' 5990 •It 4pm S21 '-'OUR BENEFITS .,. ... ,."' lntorme• 11111 111 pvt grdn/pool, carport. ~· · ownor of co. Candi-Agts/Bkrs & Telemar-" • ,,. mo. Avl 9/1. 645--5862 brary. Gated loc, nice COMMERCIAL NO EXP WILL TRAIN •n1t1e1s 1•nrti11d 1n tlll1 view. S3200/mo 644•8923 Oulol. Near ahops/ LOST COCKATIEL date must have cust keter needed to sell .....,.,., 111 lftltMI• •• 11 E 'Sld• Townhome beach. $795. 645-4900 REAL ESTATE In Mesa del Mor on 8/ aervlce. xlnl verbal, Comm'I Ins. 652•2430. To Apply C11i 714-647-1991 lfl'lal~Nlb. latam-Stunning 3Br 2-hBa.,,. •••••••• ,Nwpt Hgt• Lrg 280 26. Friendly, grey. written, organl:tational PART TIME PT/FT for small rostau· ,.. .. ~.callHUO dbl car attch garo11 1 BA, gar, upgraded, Please call 979-6554. & math skills. Self· RECEPTIONIST rant In Coate Mesa. IOO ... -,._ yard. Quiet, newer. APBDTMENTS · 1 11 Sl06S 1 L t"S "Bl p atarter proficient In Ml-8am-2pm, flex hrs. Toll·llM•1· ·-•·-"" $1 300. No peta. ~ bll·ns, pa o H os am ue OtB· crosolt Word, Excel, Community newspa· Need car. Start $5.50/ 1111---.111r1.DC1111,11aae David, Agt. 722-14B8 FOR RENT 960-8383/642·6686 BUSINESS OFFICE keel tame, talks, vlcln· Invoicing & purchase per office lodklng for hr Brian 548·7427 ullHUDllUl·lSOCI. neNT 2769 lty Nwpl Isl. Dawn order processing. dependable person 101--·--·------E·Slde Townhome FOR At;; 646-8901 or 642-1574 Good telephone & answer phones, assist REAL ESTATE ASST 3Br 2"11Ba. big yard, SOUTH COAST gen oHlce skUls. Must customers and help Needed fot real estate HP lam tm, LA frpl, 2.•-B-ALB--O-A _____ METRO 2686 FOR LEASE· 1429 sq work well alone & with out with various cler1-co. ln Corona del Mar. 1002 Car' /cool/apa. tennis. ftC.$1.10 per' sq ft. 13' HEALTH •· GENERAL iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ ex others. Fast learner, cal duties. $6-$7 per Call 729-7253 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii *13 5/mo. 433-9528 ISIAND 2606 frontage. 440 E . 17th FITNESS 3000 right braln mentality, hr. 9am-2pm Monday RECEPTIONIST NPT HEIGHTS "BR liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Near SCP 2l2BR) 28A St CM 714-645-8523 non-smkr. If you love thru Fnday at Mission For travel related of· QOV'T FORECLOSED ~ 1 up 1 down s75o ' . fast paced, small, Viejo loca11on. FOf In-flee. W•d·Frl 3pm-Hom•• for pennte1 Twnhom•. frplc, patio, Bright 2Br lB• uppet. :SBA $9SO patio, beautffuly, pleasant lervlew please call 10pm, Sat/Sun days on $1. Delinquent Tax, angl gar. $995. 847·7540 Yrly, Slo75/mo. Streer gar, laundry tm. Quiet, office atmosphere, Judy Oetting al (714) Good "'ping skills req REO Y Parkl,.,,. Adell Patter· xlnt area 54• .... 883 '' Repo.s, s. out Sharp clean 4Br hH, aon A;altor, 122-2511 ...... """ a LOVE to work, please 574-4250 or fax 1• Starting aaJ Sl 100/mo Area. Toll Free 800-Klllybtook Sehl area. ·=~~ call 714·589--0289 be-sume to (714) 631· Oppty for advanc:emt 898-9778 Ext. H· 1361 Ltg yard, sml pet ok. Small cozy furnished I••••••••• · As,_ Oft 0., CIS & lllC. tween 2-4pm. 6594. Call 714-722-45eo. for curtent llallngs. $1250. Avail. 773-9032 1Br apt, ulil Incl. Park-MISCELLANEOUS 'LWS¥te>mcit .. "-ollhefuMe NEWPORT BEACH Step• to SC Plaza Ing space. $775/mo witbCOliljlUIU~lftiQslftl ..-.W."".t:iForinlocal Sharp 2Br, pool. Sml winter only. 675--7423 RENTALS •MS¥tmAICOlt pet ok. Avall. $775/moi---------••••••••• • ._.s.t'tAICOltA na-go32 or 846-6634 BALBOA ae. Lib or Seorlg'C lftl BEST BLUFFS LOC -------PENINSUIA 2607 CONDOS & • ••s.rtAICOfc 10"' dwn. assume 111 HUNTINGTON TOWNHOMES 2702 itlllllllf*Uaucmbly TD. S229K LH. BUI 2Br BEACH 2140 2BA 1 BA lhblock from iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii See Robert on Site 2Ba expanded AngolllL bch. Very clean. Prkng 00 w 7th s u · v Holly Bkr, 250-1120 ape. S900/mo. Avail 91 CM Condo 2br/2bs, I I . l t., mt 1069 PERSONALS Nice 1Br 1Ba condo, 1 Call 909-337-4160 gar, W/D, 11repl, frig, Costa Mesa --------1 pool, apa, weight rm. • pool. 1po, nu carpet, 650-8287 PERSONALS 3002 SAN w., n •,/Edwards. 38A 2BA Duplex Bal· patio. $1150. 557-661 O ~;jiiiiifiiiiiii ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CLEMENTE 1076 $875/mo. 969·9804 boa Penn Pt. 1-car 11 gar. OW, fp, S1800/mo•--------- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil yr 1se. 675-2306. ROOMS 2706 MODEL PERFECT NEWPORT 3-4 Bdrm• (Den). BEACH 2169 CORONA 2. 5 B •., P Ian tat Ion iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Shutters, Imported AT THE BEACH DEL MAR Stone, Maat., Suite w/ Dual Flreplac• and Annual Rtntall 2622 Jacuzzi Tub, Fully Landscaped. Cul-de-Or Summer Weekly sac, alngl• loaded Large S•leotlon Studio Apt 1 sml Br, gar, frig, atove, d/w. Gorgeous Bayside loc. $900/mo, all "Illa paid. Agt. 640-5684 CDM Pvt rm/bath, furn or unfurn, kttch prlv. 411 Polntaettla. $500/ mo Incl ulll. 87$-0902 Am/pvt bath, phn llne. Shr khch, lndry. Pleas- ant B'•ld• CM home. $380 + utll. 842· 1770 From 200 lO 3000 tq.ft. C.Ompcritive rates. Aaoa from J.W. Airpon: 4 soo Campus Orivc NcwponBach atreet. Clo•• to 1-38d wntra . $1000-1600 School• and Oceanl 2Bd Bayfront .... S2t50 $288.1..990 3Bd Npt Hght• . $1975 N 0Wner111roker Propert" Mgmt COSTA ,•eL' • 2624 VACATIO BUSINESS lk 2722 FINANCE Call Steve Dalb" ~ RENTALS Southland Group The PNdlftlcll. {714) 362·9800 or .._ • (714) 492·1422 Home 87111900 (714) 288-3900-~ Npt Bah Oceanfront --------- RH•rv• now fOf 'Wtt.fy/ BUSINESS DATES GUYS & GALS DATES 1-90WIMSOO ext. 1929 '2.99.rr-Mwbe 18)"1't P'rocol C.0. (d02) 95.H A20 Let's Find Each Other EMPLOYMENT 5530 Real Eatate MALDTAftULD Busy WlllC.-i IOclllOft. lClri :1 plan. fof ..... on Tavtor. r.I The""'~ ..... Newpolt 673-7300 RECEPTIONJST Pf'f Plus It secretarial. 20-30 hourslweek. NB Sotheby'a lnt'I Realty Call Kerry 72~7373 Receptionist ~ W/Prt, phonea, 1 ey, flllng, NB, $8/hr. 1·5 da11y. Mr. Evans 6~7300 RETAIL SALES FIT Cellular phone1/pag· er•. Exp helpful bul not nee. Apply 1919 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa M·F 9am·6pm . Secretary/Ofc Mgr light duties, word proc. payroll. Small Con· struct Co FT.574-0827 Service Desk Pos!tlon Mu 111 ·t asl(/P eo pl e skills. PT. YMCA 642· 9990. Apply In person TRAVEL AGENT 2 yrs exp System One. Salary. Fax re- sumo: 714-722-4561 TUTORS PIT H.S. Math thru Tr\g, Chem, BIOi, foreign lang. Col· lege GPA 3.2+. $8.50- $10.50/Ht.443-2700 (10#3030018) Pgr monthly wlnttf' ren1a11. OPPORTUNITY Fully furnished 3Br 29 1..(900) 388.()2()() ~zt. 92()() -·····-····-------~-------- HOUSBS/ CONDOS FOR RENT GENEIAI. 2102 .... , l .A 9 ~~11 ~--·· Call :roctar for Your Winter Rontall 873-Rent .IA.LIO& 1SJ.UD ZlOI 2Ba, gar. No smlc/no 04 pota. !<Men 434-1424. Run your ad in the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Independent to reach, over 100 ,000 hotiwts. Fax us this form with your credit cord # or mail it in with a check todayl Run for o W98kl I( ~r car dOes not 1111,..•1 run it far anolt.r ~ 1Mfar$l0- \ • • • • • • • I D ns,SIL1 ~Y CAI City ...... Cr.dit Card OW:. OVlSA D AM lC --~~~~~~e.~ "'°"' '8 OAll.Y PlOt »Ow ._._.,C....._,CAml7 (71" "11'19 Or MK cn4 4J I 4JP4 ~~~ • •••••••••••••••••••••• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • TODAY'S CRaSSwoRo PUZZLE 417 atoodllit..., 1 ..,_. LC> 411 TYJMI of mg? HudDed • Altlnnawe Hot ~ 70 l..ae8I colOr !JC*1 7t E~ e bootl Muaical drlme 1t Trudi pen DOWN 1 Fed 1 Ballering .!! '"*'-f'• home device cv Vamooaes 2 Acir811 Lue>lno '22 Shetpenl 3 T ouchV z.t No war111ntiff 4 Sagu 1a Vwnleh 5 Heavenly bodY ... ingredjen1 8 -hO<M (OY"I· -CiUllet nura11ffd) J!! Tat* 7 Animal wllh 30 ,....., • pouch =.=!:. ________ .:...:._--!.....-....--J•ncan••~-'°"~1S:::11 7011 •PO•D ___ .... ____ •.ss.o ,~11111••111••-.11• • T...,.. 70,000 mi. •eo 110ZX a+z .. Clw• afftll .... Oood cond. MIOO e/C, cc, ""1. e11Qy9. ~ apeM .... obO U1-47ot MW drea. Auna Qoodl ~ • hrt. ~· 11000 •01·114• AN OPEN BOOK tM.ooo elO ••• ~BiiOiiffDi&Aiiiiiiiiiiii90ii8ii5 POBTIAC tv. wcnorncs. • 1170 OOth vulnerable. East dea.11. WEST •J5 li:7765 08653 NORTH •9• OK9 8 OAKJ 9 •J982 EAST •KQ109U O A 8 4 OQ• latter. and North tuid an euy r&a&e snuo 1080 AUTOMOBILES .. a Aooord 11X an!mn ff, fulfy lo.dtd, lo ml. •ae Pl•RO Formula to 111me. Xlnt 11:1,000. 721.ao47 V-8, auto, a/c. IOk ml. West led lh• jack of 1padea, and Ke11weod •r•te1nl_....,.._ ___ ;;;._ __ ---------Auna gd. Nffd quick proe~cta were ,nm. Tha normal 1150, Yamaha mini BUIClt 9035 ae Acoord UU aun-.. 111 $4400 988·9442. way to eatabbah nine trick.I would 1200, TVNCR '450. roof. fully l~~~~g:'',,...e.;..e......,f'-1• ... R"""o.._L-ow--m"""u-.-,, be to force OU\ the ace o(heertl, but OBO. John e50-ZHt •a• •KVMAWK 2-dr, ~~~21grey. beaut, great ahapel that wu doomed to (ail. Eut had to AC 83K mllH, clean Mu at .. e I 12, 750. have all the miuinf cardt to open ne~ tlree, run• good'. 821.,.210, Sherllyn the biddinc, eo the defenders would TUNSPOITATION s1900. C&ll 45&-1975 HYUNDAI 8090 take at leut four 1pade trick. and iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9190 31 ~ 8 Novelist K.-ev tle¥OMg -8 BaMball .... 34 Une of longitude 10 1oo-m.ter- mmin •7653 SO VTB •A73 O Q J 101 • 10 4 the ~ce or hearta berore declarer CADlllAC 9040 •ae XL aL auto, pi, SATURN re.rained the lead to caah another pb, good tran1pon, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiii tnck. BOATS 7011 •a• PleelWOOd beige, Sf100 Cathi f'ln Avll. '93 8C2 Coupe Gold, ~ 11'1 -hNv9n I 1 SettJng of 42 Go torMlrd a alOIY 0 1115. IJNled ,_ ~ 4S Peece 12 PHii ....,.,., 13 Vast cnasm 3S Newscaater 45 Grant 19 Male tuftley Raltlef 4t Gho91 21 "You -There· 36 Java·a 1oca1e 4t MorMI 23 Sea captain's 37 Squlrrel lood 50 Singer Irene -command 38 satamande1a 54 Craftier 24 Mofe sensible 40 Gratuttle1 55 LOdglng places 26 Notion 41 Fool part .se In lh8 midst of 27 Social ml1t11 44 Botany or 58 Mo40f 30 Oepreuions physics eo 13 Juicy 31 Scuba 47 Parts of a OUebec: enthusiast decede peninsula 33 Aegean °' 48 Energy un11 Cle NWT native BaaUlott SO ·-Jones' r.-"""'l!r--""IP ..... ~-e--ro-"'ft"--i~-i!!--'P."!'o- S 1 Enlel1aln 52 Shakes 53 M1ndela'1 o<g. 55 Siiiy 57 Guzzle S9 Inventor Sikorsky 61 Meadow 82 Electl1c - 64 Seed coril4i{ler 65 Printer's measures 0 10 '1 2 •AKQ The bidding: EAST SOUTH WEST NORm l • 1 NT P ... 3NT p ... Pu• PUI Opening lead: Jack of • When the information you have available tells you that normal methods will not succeed, try a dif· ferent tack. This deal illustrates what we meo.n. With a four·c:ard heart suit and only one stopper In spades, Soulh c:ontemplaied making a takeout double rather than bidding one no trump. But the lack of a distribu· tional feature swayed South to the Then waa another route to nine 7ek ml. Beautiful. Call 238-9270 auto trane, ev•ai opt tricu. If dttlater could ta.ke rour 1ePt UY LAUNCH Lther, 13000 oao. •ae XL OLI auto, A/C, Saturn otfer1. Int. diamond ~ricka, thoae ~annera, Fl~rglus, teak deck, Call 073-1614 pi, pb, am/Im atereo, 113,950 obo. ~405 t<>1ether Wllh four club tn~ a~d ~aut boall New die-caM, 1 owner, mlntl •--------- the ace ~r 1padea, would bnnf m ael engine, new top. CHEVROLET 9045 12100 cuhl 238-9270 VANS 9225 the reqwlite number. However, the 19000/obo. 675-8128 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '89 XL GL• auto, pa, '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii normaJ play or the dialJ)ond fineaet---------1 ,. could not aucceed-the queen waa 8 'Zodl•o Inflatable, '78 CORVllTTlt: Sliver pb, 1unrf, ca1a, xlnt I 'th E -. I'. d 1 1olld ttan1, w/cover. Annlvoraary ed. Only condl 55k ml. Xlnt aure y Wl ut. rnen;1ore. ec: ar-Xlnt Condi 645-7n 2 31 K orig mllea. 18200. condl $2,000 Cathi er had to take the anu-percenta1e 845-4253 An Avl. 238-9270 line oftrylnr to drop her majesty. 9~~ho':~ M;~: t~~ '8 e C•m•ro IROC '90 X~ L 2dr, llrtback, Even so, a modicum ot care waa Condi $500 875-7028 only 01 .Skl T-Top, 4 cyt, 4apd, am/fm, needed. If declarer careleuly 5.7L, 1 owner, lmmac. atereo, clean, run1 played ofTthe diamond winners, the aoSTON WHALl!ft $7,950 obo. 857-0423 xlntl 11975, 520-7818 '91 FORD •xplorer V-8, au\O, p wr brkl/ aeat1/Wndowe/ateer, alarm 1ya, AM/FM radio, TV, CO, whl cover. lmmacl Must 1eel 27K eaay ml. $18K obo. 875-5717 jack of clubs would wither on the ~~~~ ~~~ CBRVSLER vine. Therefore, declarer unblocked 175 tip JOHNSON ,, 9050 JAGUAR 9105 VOWWAGEN 9235 the high clube from hand, c:TOS5ed to O.B. hu 25 t1r1. New iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii the king of diamonds and cashed etHrlng cablH /con· '93 Conoord 4dr, low •ea vw BAJA/STREET the ace. When the queen came tum-trola. Dual batta, ml. loaded. 117,750 *:\**** BUG. Ice Green, color. bling down, nine tricks were in the Loran , VHF , Fl1h obo, W/exterlded war· ~:n~ Per:!,~t ~·~~~ Brand New Motor and bag. Finder, Outriggers, Bl-ranty 498-7837 $18,995 8 5 0•5885 Cluteh. Excellent run. mini, Stern Soat. Re-nlng condlllonl Eye verHlbl• Piiot Seat, DODGE 9065 ******** catcher. Must He to Fore Seat S tore• 1980 Vanden Pl11 appreciate. Needs 6014 JEWET ,,Y FURS PETS L Porta Pottle. Dual Axle Low Miies. Excellent minor Interior tch·up. -, 1111 Traller. $14,900 obo. '87 D•~ona TurboZ Car S18,SOO 650-5885 $2,700 84&.e340 FURNITURE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & ART 6025 ANIMALS 6049 (71 4) 648-6340. pw, pdl, T-top. at, whV ------- O•k 4-poeter 1lngle liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii H•rd To~ electric burg lthr, 95k mt. '88 XJS Perfect Con· '77 Bua removable stereo. Runs grtl Ideal for Bch. $1 ,200 OBO. 734-0435 attar 5pm. bed w/box 1prlng•, Link• Fur Great for •kl b 0 at. X 1 n t c 0 n d 1 w • rr x 1 n t con d I d ltlonl Red w/tan lnte-$85. Call 673-3502 country! 115,000 1818 Save abu1ed and $7000. (714) 875_7599 $3900 OBO. 650-5330 rlor. Custom wheels. for 57500. Only worn abandoned pets. Be a $7500 Firm 548-4514 MERCHANDISE MISC. 6015 DIRT Top aoll, 1111 sand, 1111 dirt. Oellv· ered cheap! 548-4898 volunteer/foster. Call 6 timesl 752·7283 71 ._597•9037. 1---------fORD 9075 '8 5 Ranger Rover '82 Y•n•uon 71k ml. P•lntlnga-Wlll Take POWER BOATS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil County LWB. Demo • brown/tan, fold out Best Offefl. by Sim· ?O 12 5,000 ml. White/Tan bed, mech. per1ect, barl, Paul Blain• PIANOS ac '70 Mua tang whl, 302 $47,000 8 50 -5885 rune grtl xlnt cond. Henri, Leo JanHn, V8, at, ac, pi, pb, new $3600 obo. 759·0166 Roberto Lupettl, Julian ORGANS 6059 , • paint, runs greatl 1 ---------1-,---------- Rltter. Jim Dally. Glv. 93 Duffy 21. Center owner 25 yra. $4250 JEEP 91 10 '84 VW S c lrooo o galley, Ilk• new. Cus· OBO. 373-2415 Runs Goodl Clean In away prlcea on post· B b Q d Pl tom W/Port•·Potty, AC/ • & o N ed I k ers, & prlnt1. 662·3383 • Y ran •no DC, frig, new bottom 83 Eac ort L 4dr, uL e qu c COLLECTIBLES call alter 10. Dealers Chle~erlng, m&(f early pnt & bt cover, etc. ~I. auto, ac, clean, '88 CHEROKEE 4X4 sell. 51850· 968'9442· 6017 __ w_e_ico_m_e_._____ 19oo 1 Xlnt aoundl ABC co 84~5t5 runs grtl Sn5o cashl Gray/tan, clean. PP. Dun e Buggy Fiber- glass shell, need• workl good eng/trana. $795 OBO. Will .trade. Call. 631-4001 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 18Cf. S8k. 752·7283 . Call 520·7818 $4950. 760·8643 11 Revera Ible MI n k 1~,,...,=--.,,,--------------1 WANTE D Jacket, Chevron de-Orlglnal STEINWAY 28 Tl•r• Pursuit '89 '8 7 Thunderbird UC -,-------- TOY TRAINS-LIONEL sign. Paid 55500 Hll Parlor Grand Plano. In S.F. cruiser twin Yam Show room condl ma-9 ° Cherokee Ltd Toy soldler1 & Boy $3,000 752-7283 beautlful, rich, dark 200 eng. Xlnt condl roon, loadod, gry Low mllea, xlnt cond, Scout stuff. 852·1040 ---------frultwood finish. Like must •••· $42,000 hher, all pwr, gar'd white. 512·900· Call day, 645-0143 eve Newl S25K 546-2244. OBO. 645-0057 $5985. 459-7103 640-2424· 1--------- PETS & '88 Bron co II XL T --------AUTOS . ANIMALS 6049 Turn of th• Century 4x2 f 11 I LEXUS 91 15 WANTED ---------1 FREE TO YOU 6022 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Upright, solid oak, 1eaf SAIL BOATS 7014 · u power, au o-m atlc trans. II ke n aw. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii EMPLOV11.•~11.'T •••••••••APPLIANCES 6011 pattern, Ivory keys.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii se,350. 549.752s 9246 '"~" 5530 MERCHANDISE Aprvd Loving Home ADOPT·A·PET 1898 Winterroth & Co. _,;.....;._ ______ 1,91 LS 400 C 2 mixed F's adult cats. Every Sat & Sun at artbox. $1300 obo 10 ' Hobie Cat with '89 Feat lva a/m case, ecutlve owner.0Wh~:: S Oeclaw.d. Pl. Call PETSMART. Fountain 251-1500 or 641·1699 trailer, $1000. Bio A/C, 40 ml. gal. nu 83k 11 1 d P•cea•ver Micro. Wlndaurter. $325. battery & •hocks. m 81• x nt eon · Wiid, Cr•zy Office w ave Hardly ever arter 5pm. 722·1503 Valley. Pupple1. kit· Call 723-0432. $3000 080. 886-9490 $25K obo. 760-5052 N d R 1 1 t 1111.f"l'TQT~S O u1ed. s100 548·3350 tens end more, all•---------.. 1 ecept on•· ZM1u u~ 601 Fr•• Hairc ut• CM looking for loving. car-SPORTING 1ett Hobie Cat Ask· '80 Bronc o II 4WO, --------- •WANT B D• '67·'69 Camaro'1. Also '60·'78 Corvettes, '68· 72 Mopar Muscle cars Ally condition OK. Wiii pay cashl 882·7778 Customer Service/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•---------stylist needs models Mgt. We train. To Waa her/Dryer $140 for color correction, Ing homes. CALL 597· GOODS 6065 Ing $850 Incl multi-VO, Eddie Bauer Edi· MAZDA 91 25 $550/ k 7., .... 994 •BUYING ITEMS• ea., frig $175 Air Con· 9037 for more Info. color--' ••• 11 & •-. lion. r•d/tan Inter, 1---------w . ....-.. weaves. perms & cuts. """ _, .. • 11 11.T"PTQUES •· From 180().1960. 1 pc dltloner $1,0. 646-5848 540-2998. BLACK LAB PUPS peu. John 873-7200 loaded, >tint condl """ u ca: EMPLOYMENT to entire estate. Paint· AKC tilled dam, Finn-Pool Table 9 ft $9500 obo. 381-0861 9 3 Ml•t•, red, 5 apd, CLASSICS 9250 lngs, book1, fuml1ure, lsh ch elre. Show, fld, Brunswick good condl1---------'85 Ta uru e QL 19k alway1-garagod, low''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 5533 etc. Immediate cash, FURNITURE 6014 JEWELRY, FURS companion. 548·8755 new felt. $825 OBO. SPEED. ml. aulo. loaded, blue, mllage, muit Hll.t• top S 873-6223 Iv mag '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ART Call 875 iu59 xlnt condl $12,500 $13,450 • OBO '82 Ford F•lc on Fu- tura coupe. Rare 2dr model, unique cla11lc, 87k ml. 0<lg, xlnt body, red/wht, nu brka, am/Im, 3 apd manual trans, $2695 • 1• & 6025 FREE to a great home: ...,.. SKI BOATS 7016 obo. 527•8021 Call ............. 721·0718. DI n Ing 'm T • b 1 e liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii G 0 ' g 8 0 u • f 8ma18 1---------'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ·-·-·· Please be aware that th• ll•tlntiJ9 In this cat· egory may require you lo call a 900 number In which there Is a charge per mlnute. When you write a Classified ad, include all the tacts and get the Duncan Fiie. Late 40s. ERTE NECKLACE Qerm•n Shepherd, TI,.._TS 60751• CLASSIFIED s chre $389 722-1497 Sacrifice 14300, 3 year1 old, vwy af· '-&UO •1988 22ft Ski Boat• It'• the resource you ME.RCEDES 91 30 "B f ti 8 feetlonate, heebroken 5.7 lllre V-8, Klng can count on to ••II a iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MOVING Quality Items: eauty 0 1 • east & o~dlence trained. Cobra 0 /0, low profile myriad of merchan- Mtchng couch/dinette State IV". 57&-1506 Love kldS/peta. ln•lda CHEAP AIR hull, ju1t Hrvlced, dlH Items, because 1et, lthr recliner, bdrm Sell your unwanted dog. Call 858-5488. Moe t US CI t I• a new controller/uphol-our columns compel Convenient Claaalfled 842·5878 results you want. 1et, cu1tom made wht items th• ea.y wayl To place an ad In •From $190 (1·W)• atery. Great ekl boat· qualified buyer1 to wash entennmt center To place your Claaalfled •From $350 (AT)• faat·looka great. .... re-calll 042-5078 for 31 " TV, pictures, classlfled •d call Call 042•5878, Ne fteatrlotlona ady to go. $12,000 refrlg, etc. 645-9099 842·5878. 1 .. oo.380-4Se02 646-9-449/574-4247 --------- SERVICE DIRECTORY --~ CARP BT ctEAHIHG 35lS .aRICK CLRAHINO· All~ Wa&efprooflng Inc ~Pr,:::0 ~~ Balc onlH•Stalra•Etc: •CMPITI RE,AIR•D 25~ Off w/ad. 262~ Below Orade Coatings & Clean Uphofltery tool t...#709097 M2-3008 14HR .. l.RQINCY eiOii HOUSECLEANJHQ •----------- flood t.Mce. TrlM»-OK ':,:.'~ DOOIS 3580 ...._ ..._,.947 714-au lii••••••iii MOUllcLiiiHNO 1a ~-.,.Good Aef. CEUMIC nm 3528 OWn 1rene. Calf enu. time. &41.0•a1 -------i Aft~ d ependelbl• doo r hang«. Quar WOtk, ------- ChancH are )'OU wll ftnd what you nffd al the ptice you want to pay when you reed Claaalfled daJly ClaHIO 88·280 SE obo. Call 873-7349 Coupe-Perfect In and 1....,,,,..,...,,,.""=,_,,....---- 0ut. Allthroclte, Sun-'84 Bl·Turbo 5spd, roof, AC. $12,500. 49k mlle1, loaded, a o r g • o u a G • m movlngl $3000 OBO 714-831-0832 Call 831-1499 --------- 3890 Expert Drain Cleanlng & Plumbing Repair• 20yr1 exp. All work Guar. Steve 545-8298 Preolae Plumbln9 Repalr1 & Remod•la FrH EaUmatH LIN7398 889-1090 3132