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Home My WebLink About1995-12-19 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Estancia forced to forfeit 47-0 win Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 HANUKKAH Celebrations mark Festival of Lights fire ravages peninsula home •Lone resident, 87, escapes with only minor scratches from home that had overlooked New- port Bay since 1923. Firefighters keep blaze from spreading to neighboring homes. DON I.EACH I DAILY l"LOT Val DeWng, a longtime friend of Howard House, helps salvage items from House's Balboa Peninsula home, which was gutted by fl.re early Monday morning. By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot I BAIBOA PENINSULA -A home that bas overlooked the Newport Bay since 1923 was destroyed Monday morning by a fire that· gobbled up 30 years of Jhe elderly resident's memones and belched out black soot in their place. At about 4 a.m. Monday, Dr. Howard ouse~was awakened by a smoke detector ringing throughout his home at 1805 E. Bay Ave. House scrambled out of bed in bis upstairs bedroom, discov- ered there was a fire and called the fire department, Newport Beach Fire Mar- shal Dennis Lockard said. House, who was alone m the resi- dence, got dressed and tried to leave the burning home by walking to the balcony, then trying to cross over the patio. But he fell through the plastic Council listens· to input on park plan CHRISTMAS CHORUSES •Most of the draft revi- sions are minor -except in the case of Fairview Park. By Tina Borgatta, Daily Piiot COSTA MESA -The City • --CounMl ~nt th~ better part of its Mond•y night meeting listerung to the public's thoughts on a proposed master plan of parks and making revisions to the draft, the bulk Of which concerned Fairview Park. The counal will take another look at the plan once the reVJSions have been incorporated into the draft, which should happen 10 time for its first meebng in January. Most of the reVislons were mmor, except when it came to Fairview Park improvements -a topic that has been holly debated for yedl'S. Residents were split on whether any portion of the 190 acre park should be developed for ·active• sporting or recre- ational uses. Many view the wild Jand as a •Jewel• m Costa Mesa, the last bit of open space m a city that's 95% built out. Residents told the council they wanted to see the park remain •passive" and undeveloped. Still. other residents urged the members to consider reserving Just a small portion of Fairvlew Park for sport and recreational field devel- opment. saying the oty was sorely lacking m playing fields The council ended up strikmg a compromise that allows for con- sideration of baseball and soccer field development in only a small portion of the park, and only if development occurs in conjunc- tion with a joint..use agreement with nearby Estancia High and Parsons schools. And even then, the proposed development would • SEE COUNCIL PAGE 6 0 p,era Pacific's Victori- an Carolers, above, brought their period dress and the sounds of the holiday season to Uncom Ele- mentary School in Corona del Mar on Monday. Lincoln kindergarten pupil Kate Sti- mac, center at right, enjoys. the music with her classmates. u Hes very lucky, as lucky as you can be in this kind of tragedy ... " I two fire boats, which provided an extra bose line, he said The fire is beheved to be caused by an electncal short in the old wiring of -DENNIS LOCKARD roof to the ground, Lockard said. For- tunately, he suffered only minor scratches and was able to escape the fire unharmed, Lockard said. A total of 12 fire vehicles, with 34 firefighters from Newport Beach and Costa Mesa, doused the blaze iri about an hour and prevented it from spreading to the neighbonng bayf ront homes, Lockard said. The firefighters 1 were also aided by the Harbor Patrol's PHOTOS BY MARC MARTIN DAILY PILOT the house, Lockard said Officials esti- mated the blaze caused more than $300,000 worth of damage. "There's very significant damage, the house 1s gomg tah.ave...to..be-ra.ied and rebuilt," Lockard said. Lockard commended House's quick thmking d.Ild the fact that h.lS smoke detector was in working conclition. ·He's very lucky, as lucky as you can be m this kind of tragedy,• he said, add.mg that residents should reg- ularly check the battenes on their smoke detectors Val and Lois Delling, neighbors and • SEE 'FIRE PAGE 6 Residents battling Irvine Co. over tarp • Neighbors call the black plas- tic fence surrounding the Cast- aways site unsightly. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot CASTAWAYS -Homeowners along Blue Gum Lane and Grove Lane, already braced for the noise and dust that will accom- pany the con- struction of homes on Upper Cast- aways, are com- plauting before the first dirt has been turned. A protective fence covered with black tarp, which lUles the Castaways site, bas residents labeling The Irvine Co , the TEAR DOWN 1ltE TARP'? Doesthe I fence sur- rounding the cast- aways prop- erty bother you? Should a dif- ferent color plastic be used, or should the fence be taken down? call our Reade~· Hotline at 642-6086 and • leave your name, thoughts, home- town and phone number. developers of the homes, insensitive and mcoDSlderate. Homeowners say the black tarp is an eyesore which keeps the sun out of their backyards Some complam that represen- tatives from The Irvine Co. never met with Castaways neighbors to discuss con- struction plans or figure out ways to min- im1ze the inconvenience of building. The cul-de-sacs of Blu~ Gum Lane and Grove Lane sit adjacent to the Castaways site. As a result, a once-urumpeded view of the Castaways site is now blocked by the tarp-covered fencing, residents say. Replacing the black tarp with clear plastic would be a step m the nght direction, • SEE TARP PAGE 7 r-~--------------~ •• I I I I I \ U I \ - -- AROUND TOWN CLASSIFIED POLICE FILES PUBLIC NOTICES THE VERDICT SPORTS 6 13 2 10 3 I Local architect's invention is a booming success •The tennis net-like mechanism is helping keep trash and debris out of the Back Bay. By Evar) Henerson. Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -As a trash-gathering device, the Boudre ux &om is •the definJ- tive low-cost, low·tedl solution to a problem that had a lot of high tech, high-cost solutions,• acCord· irig to ~ Paul, a manager With the Orange County Bnvitonmen• tol Management Agency. And yw, that~ meant to be praile. •nae boom wortcs. It.caught a IOt men tbilD we eq.-t It to c:a.m. • Paul 11\kl. 1'.blN'I belll ..,...,, mt.lit tD .. prajed to .. I .-,,,..... .. "'-NI ... . ' ......... ,,, ........ .... ........... ...., .... . ~ Hanukkah celebFated throughout community r---~--·--·-··-----.---~---, I I I , I I ' I By llna Borgatta, Daily Pt/ot . Local Jewish organizations will be hosting spedai menorah light- ings throughout the week to cele- brate Hanukkah, or the Feast of tights. The eight-day observance honoring religious freedom began Sunday and ends on Dec. 24. "We celebrate Hanukkah to commemorate the taking back of the temple and the conquest of the Maccabees,• said Blossom Siegel, president of the Jewish Federation of Orange County. "It's really a children's holiday. We give our children gifts. We give them gelt, which is money.• As part of a three.year tradi- b.on, the Jewish Federation Cam- pus each night this week will light one new lamp on its 8-foot meno- rah, which stands in front of the federation grounds at 250 Baker St. in Costa Mesa. "It's become the cornerstone of the building," Federation staff director Chelle Friedman said of the large, wooden menorah. •rt was designed by one of our mem- bers, Nat Applebaum. He created it so that the community would have a menorah. "We have a lot of organizations that meet here, so whichever organization is meeting on th.at particUlnr night Will probably be the one that conducts the light- ing.• 0n· Friday at 8 p.m., Temple Bat Yahm, located at 1011 Camel- back in ~ewport Beach, will bold a special Hanukkah service led by Rabbi Mark Miller. featuring a choir and a community menorah lighting. •All the members will be brlnging their own menorahs in, and we'll all• be lighting them together,• said Robyn S1ebler, the temple's executive director. •Then, after the Friday night ser- vice, we'll adjourn to the sodal ball, where we will have a big oneg shabat (or reception), featur- mg latkes (potato pancakes).• Temple Isaiah, at 2401 Irvine Ave. in Newport Beach, also will hold a special service and recep-· tion on Friday night. be¢ming at 8p.m. Then on Sunday, Temple Bat Yahm will wind up the week-long celebration with a festive dinner at 5:30 p.m. •w e will have Cantor Jonathan Grant and music,• Siebler said. "And our spiritual leader, Rabbi Mark Miller, will be participating in the dinner." Hanukkah celebrations date back some 2100 )tears ago, after Judah the Maccabee fought a battle agaiJist the Syrians. The Syrians had taken over the Jewish temple in Palestine and forbade the Jews from practicing their own religion. After the bat- tle, the Maccabees wanted to rededicate the • temple and light the menorah. But, they needed pure oil. •ney did find holy oil, but it was only enough to last one day," Siegel "said. "But by some miracle, it lasted eight days, which was long enough to make additional oil.. • I I • I I I I I • I I I I I L-------------------·----~1.J Robbers escape witp. cash ~,."--- in two separate incidents tail and brown eyes. ,.. MAXIMUM SPEED COSTA MESA -Over the weekend, a retail store in a busy shopping center and a bustling fast food restaurant a t South Coast Plaza were the latest tar- gets for robbers. Saturday at 9:50 p.m ., Beatriz Higareda, an 18-year-old Tustin resident. was fixing her hair in the restroom at McDonald's restau- rant in South Coast Plaza when a women walked up to her and asked her for money, Costa Mesa police Sgt. Tom Winter said. Friday at 8:42 p.m., Miller's Outpost in the 200 block of E. 17th Street was robbed by a man who pretended to be a shopper. A man reportedly walked into the clothing store and asked the manager about various pieces of merchandise. About 10 to 15 min- utes later, the man brought three T-shirts to the cash register counter and feigned purchasing the clothing, Wurter said. 65 A second woman then walked behind Higareda and held a sharp object in her back, Wmter said. Higareda -who later told police she feared being stabbed - pointed to her purse on the counter, and the first woman took $60 cash from it, Winter said. After they got the money, the two thieves reportedly walked out of the restroom without harm- ing Higareda. No weapon was actually seen. The women are both described Then the man placed a piece of newspaper on the counter, took a gun out of bis pocket, slid it under the· paper and demanded the manager open the two cash registers, Wmter said. The manager obeyed and emptied the two registers and placed about $300 cash into a Miller's Outpost bag, which the robber grabbed before walking out or the store, Winter said. No one was injured in the heist. Some motorists ·slow to adjust to speed limit change ICATSUYA RAH0NE I OAllY I'll.OT David Miller (below), working with a Caltnm slgn crew, places a new No. I tllckn over a speed limit sign on the Costa Mesa Freeway. Miller and hla partner, Mason Leonard (left) altered 41 ~Sanday mo~. . as Latinas, 20 to 26 years old. One was 5 foot 8 inches tall, thin with blond shoulder-length hair and light eyes. The second woman was 6 feet tall, and thin with black hair pulled back into a pony The gunman is described as a white man in his late 40s, of medium build, with short white hair and brown, blood-shot eyes and no facial hair. No arrests were made in either incident. -By Carolyn Miller •Highway Patrol reports phone calls from cautious drivers with questions about the change to 65 mph. By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot Since the speed limit went up Sunday, some folks are taking to the highways gingerly, wonder- ing whether they really can dri- ve 65 miles an hour without get· ting a ticket. "From the officers coming into the office, they sense the motorists are unsure,• said Cal- ifornia Highway Patrol spokesman Tun O'Toole. The pho~ at tho California Highway Patrol offices rang constantly Monday with calls from motorists who wanted to double check where the increased speed ism effect, or to express their opinions, O'Toole said. "People called and want to voice concerns; others are say- ing, 'It's about tilne,•• O'Toole said. •1t is a significant change. People want to know instead of testing the waters, and that's good too, because a 10-mile·an- hour iilaease is a pretty good increase.• Other than a little bit of con- fusion among motorists, the transition from 55 mph to 65 mph has gone smoothly, O"l'oole said.. •1t•s pretty much busine55 as us~ but it is the first Moiiday after the change so the jury's still out,• O'Tool~ said, adding that officers don't anticipate any significant changes m driving habits. . In total, 137 miles of freeway in Orange County are affected by the speed limit change, according to state figures -including the San Diego, Costa Mesa and Corona del Mar free- ways in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. •we hope everyone will obey (the limit) because we will be out there ticketing if they don't," O'Toole warned. Pad.fie Coast Highway is among three state highways, including Ortega Highway and Laguna Canyon Road, which are not included in the speed limit change, said Rose Oram, a Caltrans spokeswoman. Pilot used to re«>id letters to the Mesa, CA. 92626. Copyr~ht No editor on any topk. news stOl'lft, lllustratlons. edlto- AQPBESS rl•I matter or edllertlsements twnin an be reproduced with- VOL 89, NO. 292 Our address is 330 W hy St .. out written permission of copy- CosU Mew, t.ahf. 92627. rlghtOWMf. CORJtECDONS THOMAS H. JOHNSON. HOW JO REACH US , M>lish« It Is the Pilot'i policy to prompt· Orwlatton WILLIAM LOllOO.L, Edttor ly cOfTect all en-on of substance. The Tlmes Orange County STEVEMAMU, PIMH all 574-4233. Thank you (800) 252-9141 Mairniging Editor Advwtlslng INS YOKOI, City Editor m Oasslfled 642-5678 MAiie MAlmN. Photo Editor The Newport h.chJCosta Mesa 0~642-4321 KW UAllff tH. Oa ly Pilot (lJSPS..144«)()) Is E I• Director of Oper.ik>m ~ MOnday thr(>ugh s.t-News 540-1224 NOY Oil itNG. 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Balboa 63142 T1DES COSUMeY 651<40 TODAY Corona def Mar First high &4142 6:21 a.m. 62 First low WPOMCAST 1:31 p.m -0.7 LOCATION SIZE Second high Wedge 1·2w 7:48 p.m. 38 Newport 1·2W SecOnd low lladtles 1•2W •her midnight RMlr~ 1·2 w CdM 1·2w WEDflmSOAY First low .. ,..... 12:421.m. 1.6 IJght VMlabte First high Winds tNs morning 7·04• m 6.6 wtll shift JOUthiWst Second low to 15 knots by •1-f· 2:15 pm ·12 ~ two foot wind S.Condhl~ WaYft. Wtst«fy sw.11 1:35 pm. 4.0 flW '-t. LWwt varl· ....... ~. .... Vlrtlble high doudl ~'° ' cityside Children's choral programs offered Sign-ups are now under way for two new children's choral pro- grams at Costa Mesa's Pacific School of Music and the Arts. The five-week sessions will begin Jan. 8. Children's Chorus for 5-through 7-year-olds (Class #7085.101) will meet from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. and Children's Chorus for 8-through 11-year-olds (Class #7986.101) meets from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m . Registration is $65. Register by calling the auto- mated service at 644-3153 or at the Newport Beach Community Services Department, 3300 New- port Blvd., from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. For in.formation, call 644-3151. Coupon books on sale to benefit students Costa Mesa High School stu- dents are selling coupon books to raise money for school programs. The $30 books consist of coupons for local restaurants, yogurt and coffee shops in addi- tion to discounts for limousine rentals, oil changes and many other services. Books may be purchased from students or at the school. Por more information, call the school activities office at 556-3359. SUR, From Surfllne COSTA MESA Fill those stockings with books for all ages Friends of Newport Beach Library have prepared a selection ol gift books to help Wlth your holiday shopping in the Used Book Store located in the Central Library on Avocado Avenue. Most paperbacks are $1, hard- backs are $3 and coffee table books and collector's items are priced slightly higher. The Book Store hours are 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday; 10:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday; and 1 to 4 p .m . on Saturday and Sun- day. The store is closed on Friday. For information, call 759-9667 Lifeguard, nursery jobs open at the YMCA The Newport-Costa Mesa- Irvine F~y YMCA has posi- tions available for lifeguards. Lifeguards must be certified in CPR/First Aid and Lifeguard 'lraining. Morning shifts are available. Positions start immedi- ately. The YMCA is also looking for people to fill part-time positions in its nursery. • Individuals interested in either position should contact ~ YMCA at 642-9990. W..vW"•k thkM.tgh • MO blodc of W • ._.,. Stnet: A burglar used • tool to pry tunday his war, Into a car and then stole $560 worth of property · Our winter storm last week built lndud ng • compact disc player and CDs SOrM west/south-NEWP09'T 9W.AOt west swells with 4-• HOO blodl of W. eo.t ~A burglar broke Into a to 6-foot f.ces and surf store and stole ~75 of property lncludlng $75 cash and she skateboards In assorted colon. duner conditions • 400 block Of ....... ._: A burgW opined :r.;& ettd rolling into last got Into an un~ed CM lntldt the gar11g9 Ind Thursday. A. new 4-worth of property klduding • $400 car stereo, 1 S 150 ~ to 6-foot west swell ch•: for • c.tl ~ and a S 100 cell phone t.tt.y. arrived this past • 1 ltlodl .t 111.._..t: A th'-f entered en untocked weekend, with off· CM and stole ;r.tout tt4"0 ind punt WOrth $135. shore wind condl· • 200 ltlodl ..._..._A burglar pushed open an tlons dMloplng. A unlodted llldliig bedroom window Ind one. Jnlidt. took S*'tO :r:;: wof1h seoo. MW WNW swell ..... Of A-..: A. tiUrglw pried open the window of. was due Monday mldence and rlnNCked the INldt Md ** lbcMlt SJ,000 with ~e O'Nhead WOrth Of pc= lndudlng S40ailltt end ....... ~ WIYIS efy For daily surf :=c 19""9--'eAl11allMA_,.,lhrlwe=-ftfn r9PO'U and fcn- cMts, ~,, (900) 976-I yerd Into I ~91d .. 'LS:~~ ..... $Ulu:. The ~I costs pene n = S1 wont. of =~-====----=--=~,_, S 1.50 plus any ~· ble tofl. of~ .. ··--., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1g. 1995 • This Earl was a genuine nobleman among politicians Freak accidents . leave five injured COSTA MESA -A total of five people were injured in freak car acodents Sunday. lri bus1.ling South Coast Plaza parking lot 2 p.m. Sunday, a Coro- na del Mar ~oman, reportedly blinded by the afternoon sun, did~ n't three pedestrians stepping off the sidewalk and accidentally struck them with her l987 Honda. LE.AH H lC lN OAll.V PILOT With precisely .. one hour and 15 minutes" for a leisurely stroll, 1-year-old Natalie and her grandfather Kenneth Balgie made the best of a balmy afternoon along the streets of Costa Mesa. • GlrTWRAP • PARn Goons • GRF.'.T Gtrr IDF.AS • FAST PFRSO'loAL SERVICE 1040 Irvine Ave. Newport Beach 631-8888 Proudly Serving the Community for Over 10 Years • Earl Stanley was one of the better people. When I first met Earl he had his real estate office in the same building that housed the Park Avenue Cafe on Balboa Island. There were two e ntrances to the Park Avenue. The door clos- er to Marine Avenue led to the cafe. The second door, a few feet farther down Park Avenue, led to the bar. That bar was to become famous as the birth- place of the Balboa Island Punt- ing and Sculling Society. That door was peculiar, It was a kmd of double door. Turn to the left and you were in the bar. Turn to the right and you were in Earl Stanley's real estate office, a very small room which housed Earl, his wife, Mildred, and a very large, s~aggy dog. From time to time Earl left that office, T preswr.e lo mCilCl!room for a customer, and went into the bar where, invariably, he drank a glass of milk. Of course the milk was liberally laced with Scotch whiskey. Earl was a very successful local realtor. Then James Irvine became fond of him and from that fnendsh1p Earl became the developer of Bayshores and Cliff Haven. lo addition to being a very successful business man, Earl Stanley left his mark on the city of Newport Beach as a politi- cian. After World War ll, the Bal- boa bunch, which had been run- .robe rt gardner ning the town for about 40 years, lost its hold and a new breed of community leaders took over. Earl Stanley was very much a part of that group Elect- ed to the City CounoJ, he made tus name anltleft-ntnnatk on this town by his fierce indepen- dence He was on the losing end of quite a few 4-1 votes. Later his- tory showed that he had usually been right. Tiring of local politics, Earl ran for and was elected to the State Assembly. There he was an unmechate success, again as a free thinker, ruggedly inde- pendent, admired and respected by both Republicans and Democrats. He was one of the last of California's ·citizen leg1s- lators." This was before Jesse "819 Daddy" Unruh changed the state legislature into a bunch WORLD'S FINEST WINES AT THE BEST PRICESI • C•llf9mia't1. l••dln• ptemlu.m wine ret•ller • Gre•t -••ctlon • Frtenclly ....Vice • Dellvery •v•l .. ble Call~ 1(BOO)966-5432 for a cJ.tmonthly catalog 't-WINE CLUB. t11U.af.Rt11 ft s.tlla.Clmtl Find It fast 1n ~r hometown l1el/llSPClpef' NBWPORT BMca • COSTA M&SA Carpet Your Entire Home with Plush or Berber Authorized De&!ef For for only l•l s499:~ • • • • • • • Making Our List · & Checking It Twice ... of full-time professionals with disastrous results. Earl w~ an enthusiastic goUer. At the old Irvme Coast Country Club, now the Newport Beach Country Club, he and Andy Devine were practically inseparable partners. Because of Earl's political background, Andy always called him "Mistah Lincoln.• That name came from an old goll story about the time Presi- dent Eisenhower was playmg at a very old, very traditional goU club in the deep south. The cad- dy assigned to him, a very ancient black man, resented beirtg a caddy for anyone not a · member of the club and showed it. Finally, another caddy said to the old man, "You better be more polite to tlus guy. He's the 1 Pr. esident of the U. n.ited States.· The olchnan was so lmpresse<1 - with this news that the next time President Eisenhower took a shot, the old man shouted, "Nice shot, Mistah Lincoln " Andy Devine and "Mistah Lincoln" were such close friends and such constant golf partrlers 1 that when Earl died, Andy seemed to lose interest m goU. Earl "Mistah Lincoln" Stanley contributed much to Uus town and, as I said, he was one of the better people -a thoroughly I ruce guy. I • ROBERT GARDNER is a retired judge and a resident of Corona del Mar His column runs Tuesdays All three pedestrians wen! slightly injured. Patrick Nagle, 23, of Mission Viejo, complained of pain to his right heel; Benjamin George, 25, of Laguna Hills, com- plained of pam to his bead and left knee;. and Cory Hudson Black Jones, 25, of Capistrano Beach, complained of pain to hls left.band and nght knee and head. In an unrelated incident a\ \0:38 a m Sunday, a ptck-up truck broke .down at Wilson Street and College Avenu,e Mer the driver. Walter Planthaver, 24, a resident of Pems, got out of the truck and fixed its w1nng, he asked hls pas- senger, Cmda Coleman, 30, also from Pems, to start the truck. But when <?oleman-staneaU:ie manual transmission truck, it lurched forward and pinned Plan- thavPr to a p1ck-up truck parked m front of hls truck, crushing tus legs Plcmthaver was taken to Hoag Memorial Hospital for treat- ment to !us legs and was reported- lv l.J.sted m stable condition. · ln d third unrelated incident earlier Sunday morning, a 78- y ear-old Costa Mesa man was rushPd to \\estem Medical Center m Sdilta Ana after a wheel on his pick-up truck ran over hls head while he Wd~ makmg repairs on the vehicle, accordmg to police reports Joseph Thomas Wavra was listed m mtensive care Mon- day rught HICKORY FARMS A,KAMJllT_ ·VALUE PRICED GlFl'S! '>anta Basket (#i234) WFSTCUFF PLAZA 17th at lrvtne Ave., (next to Hughes) ewport Beach • Send A Gift By Phone 642-4302 • • English Toffee • Rocky Road • Coconut Haystax • Aln'lond Bark • Pecan Pokies • Honeycomb •Pecan Rolls• Truffle Deluxe.• Almond Buds • Chocolate Butter Creams • Butter Caramels • Almond Clusters • Peanut Brittle • Pecan Divinity • and much, much more ... Twas a month before Christmas And all through the store Hanging from rafters Gr11tt JOI'!" Ho/U/ity1 with Gifl Cliotolllta -'""1t HELEN GJV(CE. 1'-~ .::\.. ~ ft'llll:...•' • 'U:. ~ \ ~ ... Were flannels galore Cozy and comfy These gowns are Hie You be the Slldl And we'll do the TUESDAY, DEaMBn 19, 1995 School district could use some help with stockings staffers You name it and the schoOl children in the Newport Mesa Unified School District probclbly need it. And while the holiday season is the time most kids have visions of sugar plums dancing th.tough their beads, some wouldn't mind getting a simple hole punch or a CD-ROM computers for theu classroom. So in the spirit of that gift-giv- ing time of year, administrators and teachers have subm.ttted theu wish lists Corona deJ Mar High PRACTICAL SKILLS 1\vo teacher computer stations Gas stove 31>-stdllon c-omputer lab' tor word pro- cessing cta'>ses Appropnate ,oftware ror computer lab SCIENCE Five computer.. Three balance~ One nudedI detectorounter Three stirrer.; c:;uc gel boxe!> s~ TV Cd.ffierd dtldchments for labs PuUev"S. "eight~. lever.., etc lphys1cs) Repdtr lour ~ptoCtro photometers {physKS) SOCIAL ST\ 'DIES Computer loi edch ledcher SPEClAL Er>l ·c A.TIO:\ Four computer' \\-lth CD-RO~I for the Ledming Centt>r One TVCR for the LedflUn~l Center TVCR for edfh of rour tedc:hPrs Ld'>Pr dtsk plt1~ er; With remote \ldcmtosh '>Oltwdfe for !>everel}' handl- r.1pped ~tudents -educcillo0c1lly ba~ TapeddJo with CD player for each class- room plus lour to ~IX he1td'>ets Six ccilculdtors Three Frdllklln spellers C ~sette pla~er with het1dphones !or FLOR IST POINSETTIAS $6 OE~. ti $1~: MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO The Tradition Continues Since 1972 r (l(:~ TA1L <, ;-r' ~ ~ "",, r""',' PH' 1r ,f M-<E AD dass.room Edut.tion4150ftwate for spelling, math. readmg, and arts. VISUAUPERFORMlNO ARTS Power Madnt.Osh -8100/100 or M1TZ A 20-1.11ch C'Olor monitor Aatbed scenner Hewlett Packard color pnnter 1\vo Maantoshes with CD-ROM and MIDI keyboards Finale software Computer light boa.rd Lighting instrwnent ENGUSH: Computers and pnnter for each class- room (13 rooms) FOREIGN LANGUAGE Computen. in classrooms Video camera Language lab Wlute boa.tds VCRwtth TVs PEJHEALTH/SAFETY: Badminton rackets Outside runs ror basketball Videos for healthalety Charts of muscles and bones Steps for aerobics Leather volleyballs Softball gloves and balls LIBRARY UMlroQuest 1'ewsbank SIRS~ GALE literary volumes EBCSO subscnpllons Electroruc bookshelf dlsksooks UMI readernnter Secunty system MATii One computer m each classroom Computer trauung for the teachers White boards to replace chalk bocmis Site hcense for •Geometer's Sketchpdd- Class sets of graphing calculators Unless noted speoflcally, computers to be Mao.ntosh LC 580 or Power Mac 6100/66 or comphable Don't Fight The Malls! F~~ • QUIKSI VER FOR BoYS & DADS • REYN SPOONER •QUE •WATCHES & ACCESSORIES • ExCEll.ENT SERVICE• GIFT WRAPPING • Exl'ENDED HouDAY HouRS 660 • 631 ~2996 Costa Mesa High School Computers Software CdntJ>'11•._... Small computer disks omc. supplies (pens, peoOls. Whi.te- Out, glue, rulers, era.sen) Art supplies (butcher paper, paint, po1ter board, markers, chalk) lhmspa.renaes Hand·beld celculators Computer paper Teaching podiums Carts or wall mounbngs for TV morutors Up-to-date world maps and U S maps Fwruture ·for reception areas (lamps, decorabve pieces, etc.) Video cameras Answering maclunes Tape recorders Eight-phase oontrast microscopes Estancia High School COMPUTER ARP.A: Computer paper -contmuous feed and single sheet One Hewlett-Packard InkJet Prtnter model No. 540 SCCENCE· - Guardex 4-in-1 swimming pooJ test kits Boxes of IQeeoe.x for science use Mit.subishl color TV morutor Acryhc pamts to fl.lllSh tbe mural m the Science Cowt Funding for fteld trip to Dana Point FlOdbng Lab PHYSICAL EDUCATION· Added exercise eqwpment for the weight room Three volleyball nets for outdoor use Basketball nets for outdoor use Rye grass Mltld, steer manure CNshed brick for Ute on bUeball dia- mond One-day rentAl of Bermuda graa reno- vator end thatcher for baseball diamond EN GUSH: Vldeo ~era for Enghsh-ESL Depatt· IJ\t'Qt Up-to-date maps for the English as a second language classes Qne cabinet lbat locks H01'.1E ECONOMICS: Heavy duty washer Heavy duty dryer lDE Hard Qisk (340 megabyte) for IBM 38 SPECIAL EDUCATION CD software for soence, social studies, and math . Compatible pnnter for AppJe DGS Wheelchau or wheelchair repair Adult SlZe ·umbrella Style Wbeelchau• (folding) Heovy duty gloves -Platex type 15 Dllltclung T-shirts for special educa- llon team sports -red Gold. white -S1ZeS XXL. XL large Desk cha1r Wlth wheels VOCATIONAL EDUCATION: Computer upgrades for 10 XT (8088) computers in drafting Plotting pens and paper for HP plotters tndraftmg Mat board and mountu\g board for cbs· pl&¥ing.fludent-~~ - Pnnter ribbons for Epson FX-80 and Panasonic KX-Pt090 Floppy diskettes 5 1/4 tnch.DSOD Colored acrylics and water-based pcunt, pigment Low and hlgh density polyethylenes Weby sandpaper Newport Harbor Montessori Center ·'Academic Excellence in Harmony With Young Lives" Preschool•KindergarUll FuU Time • Part Time • Year Round Ages lYi to 6 • 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. • Regist:ra11on waved for November. • Experienced. certified, Montessori teachers • Individualized academic instruction • Extensive elltracurricular progr:ll'm (an. music, computer • gymnasttci.. French &. dance) • Hot lunches 650-3442 425 East 18th Strecl • Costa Mesa YOU NEVER SAU-SAGE • SAUSAGE Or Such Delicio.us Food! Holiday Catering Available Join Us For Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch For Reservations and Dm:ctions ~ll 723-0621 • Mannington •Armstrong • Selected Better • Quality Patterns 6 and 1 2 ft widths • No wax fini sh Limited Time ••• AVERAGE Nor. Only! BATH ~89 Complete! . Up to 6 ft width. larger sizes priced proportionally AVERAGE $198 KITCHEN Comp ..... Up to 12 ft x 10 ft-lof'g4tf sizes priced propprtionolfy. Includes normal Roor preparation. Additional charge ;f more Wo.-it needed . Since 1'74 ......... .., ... ce. .. 722-8420 Op9tt Mon. -Fri. N Bud saw bladel, Ulp toOth. mulb·pw- poee Music stAodl IOI Choir Madrilodt and prblt8r or typewnter 'Till cha!D for teaeher 6l'l desks Aily slt4t Of alwnmum New art dnl~ desks for Art Depart- ment S.nding dlsc$ Oiygen regulator Cutting lorcb 1Wp teacher desks SOCIAL STUDIES Any wood for clasS me Soluble ol1 Epoxy resulS Injection molding machines Welding rod •coloruzabon• • Microtoft software InkJet printer for Macintosh World maps th~ pluticaised relief map of tbe warld) Gnnding wheels CNC lllthe, mill or router and programs 1\vo Maootosb computers and pnnte~ COUNSELING AND MAlN OFFICE: Maontosh arid pn.nter Three file cabmets IBM computer and laser pnnter VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS: Art video and music videos Mat board - cream or white VKleo ldpes for department Video cam- era New drums, drum sticks, drum heads Reds for instruments Transportation for outside perfor- mances, concerts, etc. ndtet booth for drama Cart Wtth wheels for drama props Maantosh computer with CS-ROM Pile cabinets Map series Roadighway maps of CaWomia Md Orange County Supplemental reading materials 1\vo used (but good condition) Maan- to h computers or Perlonmt Computers Eogh.sbpani.sh dictionaries HOW TO HELP Anyone lnterested4n helping out should contact the individual schools to find out how to donate. The number for the school district IS 7~3200. A boutique for women and children with discriminating tastes & a moderate budget. Jo & Mt4GOO "Over 50 Years of Ffoe Quality" DRAPERY SALE! Custom 'W"indou.J Treat:men.ts Shutters • Shades • Duettes • Blinds Custom Slipcovers • B edspreads .J1. Crente Uni'lue Styles With +J'.· · Our FREE DeS1gner Consultation j tn J YOH "'" SOo/o * OFF ~, l RU• (1 ' •11 1 1 I J' If> l!lt •' " ~· FOi TH J '-~ IOUIM... /. _...;. ~ .. ., ... , ( r ~ 11.11'1.I;~;;;;-_,_ --~ FACTOR~~~7 1998 HARBOR BLVD , COSTA MESA FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERY 642-8400 TURN U THE HEAT on the villain in your stomach He's got a re'putation for causing: •Sharp, ..,.. obdonUal poin (ohen reltY1d ~ food) • HeartlMlm • Nausea M~ expt11W cMJ him ,,,. l-#Noof8Ct., PY1o1f (or H. pylori) bacteria. ff you QJfTMtly have 411 ac1Ne dlJod«W 411cw or ta.ve had one wllhln IM put )"NI; ti* nasty RttM rup1t mq have bHfJ •I thfl bottom of It ah. 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Platter Lavosh Rolls lnc'lleks 1• Ol of ~Mbo Taif-()11 CO<ltnl Vegetable f1~ored cteim cheese, terdtr Shllll'p. ~d a oL Ccxiull S..xe. roiSl beef. t~r\ey or ham cnsp Appro,im,:ety ~~ 10oqccdnl1umbo strnp Bonanza letr~ce an<11u1cy 10111.1'.oes 11r.n<1 ~ ... tSO 105, Froien ckl~!ed frt,lt.y M \CCetablcs throuch the folds of this 1999 u·~e Ser.rs 2il 10 2e ftaky uacitt bread """You• 3 69 5 Mtd1um·Stl\ftS U to 18 \lllu~PIK C~>d .......... ,.,, 18.99 2 995 PIUCES UTtCTl\'E UEC ~ -DE< lO. 1')4J) JI l\t\1hon' \t;t Lido Onl~ "' 1t1-:-r rn1 rn~ HJ,.trr 111IJ\m111 """" Kendall Jackson Chardonnay \ 1ntne~ resCM! 750 M1lhhter bottle Jlcrlllos lw.y .,.... Hiia ~--S w eet Slice. Smoked Ham ""; .... l'lill)'~ lbllllAloadlC"t s4 9t '-~~·-......... ., ......... ,~ .... ... .,.,. ... ....... Only al PAVILIONS Let Us Cater Your Harbor Cruise Party! 40 YEARS OF SERVICE & QUALITY • No L irw B1f0Lill'. "' Frf'P Adju<,lnwnh • NPw Tl11n L1qhlwP1qht L•·n·,o•<, • L.1h On Pr<'m For F.1~tpr Serv11 l' & 011.1l1ty Control • Ouahf1ed Experienced Employees Only Edwwards Cine111as 'l'llls Holldor season G/11e nte Giff ol •nte1,tolnment1 1he 13eautifal Via Lido rp[aza · is no w completefy remodeled as of 12195 - 723-5372 u.1 .. \la....., ft ......... I \f-11 .. Pa\ i)dlf•ltfr..... ·~1 1 <1-4S....1 When you think of pearls ... Think of PEARLS BY EMIKO HOLIDAY SALE Pearl Necklaces -SAVE 30 % Pearl Stud Earrings (5-6mm) -SAVE 40% Pearl Bracelets -Save 25-40% THE SEASON'S ULTIMATE GIFT Ft~I-. JEWELR\ J{appy J{olidays · JOI N Us FOR OUR LGNCH SPECIALS $399 from 11 ::J0-~::30 p .m . Open 7 Da).., \ \\erk r--------, I "A Great Stocking Stuff er" I Candy Bars I 3 For $1.00 l With Coupon ,•1 Regular $.59 each . I I ''Scott'' 1 C olor Napkins: $.75 l I I With Coupon Buy any Holiday Hallmark Greeting Card and receive a FREE Postage Stamp A $.32 Value With Coopo Boy any Holiday "Keepsake Ornament" and receive a second omamentat I I I I I I I I I I I I I 50°/o OFFI ~ oapo11 • I I I 9Pea., • va. two 111 seore I a-p Acaml _. remhe • I EE· 1 .. TUESDAY, OEQMBER 19, 1995 Newpon ee.dai4Colla .._ Daily Pi.lot School district collld use some help with stockings stuffers You name it and the school children in the Ne~rt Mesa Urufied School District probably need it. And while the holiday season is the time most kids have visions of sugar plums dancing through their heads, some woUldn't mind getting a simple hole punch or a CD-ROM computers for their classroom. · So in the spirit of that gilt-giv- ing time of year, administrators and teachers have submitted their wtsb lists. Corona del Mar I ligh PRACTICAL SKJUS· 1Wo teacher computer stabons G4s stove 36-s\4bon computer lab for word pro- cesstng classes Appropnate software for computer lab SCIENCE· Five computers Three balances One nuclear detectorounter Three sblTers~ 5J.X gel boxes ' SLX 1V came chments for labs _Fulleys. weights.. .levars, etc. fphysics} Repair four spectro photometers (physics) SOCIAL STUDIES Computer for each teacher SPECIAL EDUCATIOl'o Four computers with CD-ROM for the Leaming Center One 1VCR for the Learrung Center 1VCR for each of lour teachers Laser d1Sk players with remote Maantosh software for ~everely handi- capped '>ludents -educatJonally based Tapead10 with CD player for each class- room plus four to six hettdsets Six calculators Three Frdllk.JJn spelle~ Cassette pld'(er With headphones for FLORIST QUALITY POINSETTIAS $6°e~. II $1~:·· • Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO The 'n'adltlon Continues Since 1972 < •)•-:~TAILS ' • • '. • T () GO PHC!fJf AHEAD clctSSroom Educational toftwcU'8 for ~g, math, reeding, and arts. VTSUAUPERPORMING ARTS: Power Macintosh • 8100/100 or 120 MTrZ A 20-inch color monitor Flatbed scanner Hewlett Pacluud color pnnter 1Wo Madntosh• with CD-ROM and MID[ byboards Flllale software Computer hgbt board• Lighting instrument EN GUSH Computers and printer ror each ~ room (13 rooms) FOREIGN LANGUAGE: Computers In classrooms Video camera Language lab White boards VCR wtth TV's P E.IHEALTH/SAfETV: Bad.aunton rackets" Outside runs for basketball Videos for heaJthafety Charts of muscles and bones Steps for aerobics Leather volleyballs Softball gloves and balls LIBRARY: UMUoaum Newsbank SIRS Researcher GAl.E llterary volumes EBCSO subscnptions Electroruc bookshell d.lsksooks UMJ readeninter Security system MAlli: One computer Ill ectcb classroom Computer trauung for the teachers Wlute boards to replace chalk bodrds Site licerue for "Geometer's Sketchpad· Class sets of graphmg calculators Unless noted specifically, computers to be Macintosh LC 580 or Power Mac 6100/66 or comparable. KAYAKS Don't Fight The Malls! F~---~ • QUIKSI VER FOR Bovs & DADS • REYN SPOONER •QUE • WATCHES 8: AccEssoRIES .. • ExCELU:NT SERVICE • GIFT WRAPPING • ~OED HOuDAY HOURS 1036 IRYI£ 660 • 631~2996 Costa Mesa High School Computen Software Comput•t.ables Sma.ll computer disk$ Office suppli~ (pens, pendls, Wlute- Out. glue, rulers. erases} Art supplies jbutcher paper, paint, poster board, markers, chalk) 'lR.nsparen~- Hand-held t'alcutators Computer paper Teaching podiums Carts or wall mounbngs for TV morutors Up-to-date world maps and U S maps Fwrutute for reception areas (lamps, decorative pteces, etc.) 'V1deo cameras Answenng machines Tape recorders Eight-phase contrast DllO'OSt'Opes Estancia High School COMPUTER AREA: Computer paper -continuous feed and SIJlgle sheet One Hewlett-Packard InkJet Printer model No. 540 SCIENCE. Guardex '4·1D· t swunmmg pool test kits Boxes of Kleenex for science use MltsublSbJ color TV monitor "1\cryttc paints to firmh the-mural '\ft tllfl Science Court Funding for field tnp to Dana Point Floating Lab PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Added exercise eqwpment for the weight room Three volleyball nets for outdoor use Basketball nets for outdoor use Rye grAS1. '"'1. si.er mamue CruiMd t>rick tor \lie on baseball dJa. mond One-d4y rental of Bennuda grU$ reno· v.ttor and thatcher for baseball di4tnohd ENGLISH: Video camera for Enghsh·ESL Depatt- ment Up-to-date map1 for the Enghsb ai. a second language cla <;:>ne cabmet that loch HOME ECONOMJCS Heavy duty washer Heavy duty dryer IDE Hard Disk (340 megabyte) for lBM 38 • SPECIAL EDUCATION· CD software for science, social studies, and math Compatible printer for Apple DGS Wheelchair or wheelchair repair "' Adult su.e "Umbrella Style Wheelchiur" (folding), Heavy duty gloves -Platex type 15 matdung T-shirts for speciaJ educa- tion team sports -red Gold, white·-sizes XXL. XL large Desk chair with wheels VOCATIONAL EDUCATION; Computer upgrades for 10 XT (8088) computers in drafting Plotbng pens and paper for HP plotters in drilfbng • Mat boar<H.nd-mounti:rlg 6oM:t for dis· playing s tudent drawings Printer ribbons for Epson PX-80 and Panasoruc KX-Pl090 Floppy diskettes 5 1/4 inch DSDD Colored aayllcs and watePbased pamt, pigment Low and high density polyethylenes Wetry sandpaper Newport Harbor Montessori Center Preschool • KJndergarten Full Time • Part Time • Year Rou.sd Ages lYi to 6 • 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. • Regist.ralion waved for November •Experienced., certified, Montessori teachers • Individualized acaden1ic instruction • Extensive extrncumcular programs (art, mu~ic. compurers. gymnastics. French&: dance) • Hot lunches 650-3442 "Academic Excellence in Hannony with Young Lives" 425 East 18th Street• Costa Me~ YOU NEVER SAU-SAGE SAUSAGE • Or Such Delicious Footl! Holiday Catering Available ·3 •3 j • Join Us For Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch For Reservations and Directions Call 723-0621 .j ~ 251 ShJpyvd Way • Nl!\.lll)Ol1 (3Qch SUPER • HEAVY MANNINGTON Mannington • Armstrong · • Selected Better • Quality Patterns 6 and 12 ft widths • No wax finish Limited Time ••• AVERAGE Nor. Only! BATH ~89 COmpletel . Up to 6 ft width. larger sizes prieed proportionally AVERAGE . $198 KITCHEN Comp ..... Up fQ 12 ft x 10 ft. Lor~ sizes prjced orooortiOOolfy. Includes normal floor prepororion. Additionol cho;geif more Work needed. Since 1174 ..-......,.me...._ 722-0420 Opift Mon. ·MN 8&nd aaw blades, sk.ip tooth. multt-pur· ~ Music Stands tor cbou Macintosh and P{tlMr Of typewnter 1aU chairs for tMt:ber art deiks Any su.e oC alumu:nun Sanding ~ Oxygen regulator Cutting torch New art drawing desks for Art DepUt. ment A'ny wood for class u e Soluble oiJ 1Wo tea<'her d ks SOCIAL STUOLES: •coloniz.abon • • MIO'OIOft software lnltjet prlntei for Macintosh Epoxy f9SlllS lnJectie&l molding madllne1 Welding rOd World maps (hard plasticaised rel.tel map or the world) Grinding wheels CNC let the. mill or router and progr~ 1Wo Maantosb computers and printers COUNSELING AND MAIN OFFICE: MacUltOSh computer W1th CS·ROM Ftle cabmets Mapsenes Roaclighway maps of CaWomia and Orange County Macintosh and pnnter Three file cabinets IBM computer and la.q,r pnnter VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS Art videos Md music videos Mat board • credlll or white Video tapes for department video cam- era New drums, drum sticks, drum beads Reds for mstnunents "Ih!nsportatlon for out.side pertor· mances, concerts, etc. Ticket booth for drama Cart with wheels for drama props Supplement4J reading materia.ls 'JWo used jbut good condition) MAan- tosh computers or Performa Computers Enghsbparush dkuonarles HOW TO HELP Allyone interested In hefping out should contact the individual schools to find out how to donate. The number for the school district ls 760-3200. A boutique for women and children with discriminating tastes & a moderate budget Jo&lf-AGOO • On tbe Peninsula • 675-4890 "Over 50 Years of Fi11e Quality" DRAPERY SALE! Custo1n "W'indo'UJ Treatments Slrutters • Slrades • D11ettes • Blinds Custom Slipcovers • Bedspreads ~ Create Uni'lue Styles Witli •. /'' • 011r FREE Designer Cons11ltation ...l tn ) YOH l. / Oil IUtf( _,' FOi TH { ~ Ol .f( SOo/o* OFF .•.1'!1 '' •I' I I• ''''I'• 1 • \: I IHft ... I _¥, ~Slff IOWf t r · ~ 1l.11JA1~~.,.. ~. , ~ FACTOR; Ts~? 1998 HARBOR BLVO .. COSTA MESA FURNITURE 642-8400 REUPHOLSTERY • "'™ l'\llllC'"5£ OF 90Tlt 'Al'!IC a 1.Aeo11 TURN U THE HEAT on the villain in your stomach He's.got a reputation for causing: • Shorp, gllGWlllg abdominal poin (ahen reatved liy food) • Heattbum • Ncwseo M#KJlcaJ 6X/JfJtW cd him t>e ~ PYiori (or H. pylOrl) bllctMa. ff you QJIT'(J(lt/y ,,..,. •n actJve du<x:#M/ ult»r or h•ve had OM within ttt. past )'Mr, this flU'Y llttl8 cuf>tlt may haw bHtJ et t>e bottom ot It alf. NQWs yocJf cha.nee to ~....,, ... A nallonwlde ,....rc:h program 18 currentty ~ ~ •tudy an lnwallgatlonal drug '9Qlmen to ellminlte the H. pylofl bae'tena pr .. ent In vour atomac:h. The studY Wiii lfW'OM approl(imatefy 400 Pltlenta •t 45 medlc9I ~ lhroughout tht United Stat.a. Par1k:lpMll wM reoe1Ye etudy rnecbition and ptiyaician ~tone ,,_ of ctlerge tvOUghout .... ~- .. PAVILIONS HAS ALL YOUR BOAT PARADE NEEDS Full Service Floral • Wnes & Spirits •;Full Service Bakery • Spec-ialty Produce ~ • Custom Gift Baskets • Party Platters f\le 6 Pack 12 ountt bottles (714) 675-3791 Korbel Brut Champagne °' Extra dry :r;o Millihttr bou~ 799 Pavilions Gourmet Shrimp Platter Lavosh Rolls lllC!Jdes 2• 01 or 'umbo T•l-0!' C~ca Vegetable nil'lored CICim C!l«Se, tcrder Shnrrp rd 8 oz. CocttJtl ~Jtt. ro.is1 bttf, Mkey or ham cr.sp Appro11m~t1r ~s to t11 cooktd 1umbo ..tr ".o Bon an za ltt:cce ind 1u1cy tomat~ ... nd ~-wsoto! ,rrozen dth<bt'd frt\h.y M \ec~ablcs t~roacht.'le foldsoltlus 1999 1 .... ,, '>er~ lO 10 2~ ftny uaCler brud 11.r•l,YOll' 3695 Med1ur.l-itMSl•to t8 \.lut-1'"' 'rd 18.99 2995 In SH'ood Dtpt PRICt:S n ra:TIYE UEC' --DU W , ll)l)5 at Panhon' \1J Lido Onl~ ...,-RJ:N R\l 1111 1t11.11r r11 u\11T •JI ,.,rm.-. Kendall Jackson Chardonnay \ .ntneMi rtSe1't 750 \till 1ter bottlt ,. 'IW Ho:a617 0.. Rua Sa"la..a.. Sweet Slice. Smoked Ham ~·N11C...... -~ .. 1--s499~ ~-. ... . ........... ., ......... _._. ~ ......... ........ ()QJy. PAVIlJONS Let Us Cater Your Harbor Cruise Party! 40 YEARS OF SERVICE & QUALITY • No L 1111• 81foc.1I'-' • F rf'!' Ad1uslmf'nl'. • N<>w Tl1111 L1qhlw<'1ql1I L • 11•,1 ·s • L.1b On Pr,•m F,,, F.islt•r Serv1u• & 011.il1ty Control • Oualtf1ed Experu•ncecl Emplo ees Only .,.,,,. Holiday season Ghle tlle Gift o# •nta·tolnmentl EDWARDS CIN~ GIFT CERTIFICATES MAKE THE PERFECt ~~ ·~ STOCKl~G STUFF~! , 1he ri3eautifal Via lido rp[aza · iS now completefy remodeled as of 12!95 When you think of pearls ... Think of PEARLS BY El\fIKO -HOLIDAY SALE Pearl Necklace -SA\ E 30't Pearl Stud Earring (5-6mm) -A\ E 40'k Pearl Bracelets -Save 25 % THE SEASO:\ 'S l!LTl\l.\n -Gwr Fl'f. JE\\ELR' J£appy J{olidays- JOIN Us FOR OUR LU~CH SPECIAL 11 ::{0 -~::{0 p .ni. $399 from -"'-ails .. ...,,"' ~ .. ,, .. ,,,.. ,,_ .... 1 .. ,., ..... ............... _,,_ ............. .,,,..,., -· ............... .--------, I "A Great Stocking Stuff er" I Candy Bars : 3 For$1.00 \\-1th Coupon Regular $.59 uch ''Scott'' Color Napkins $.75 With C oupon Buy any Holiday Hallmark Greetin Card and receive a FREE Postage Stamp A $.32 Value With Coupon Wltll oupoa \l~W.1)~ 3445 Via Lido 71+723-~ ... ch Ur ne is' of th• ge er cla tn~ an wi C< PR 1W Ca 36- ~ Ap SC F1v On Th SlX Su Pu Re {pl SC Co SP Fol Le. Or T\ Ld !l.tc <"di Ta1 ro< Su Th Ca I • TUESDAY. OECOAIElt 19. 1995 BOAT M..•.ADE MKTY A Newport Hirbor Boat Parade Party to benefit Parent Help USA Center will be held torught from 6 to 10 p.m. at New- port Harbor Eilts Lodge, 3456 Via Oporto in Newport Beach. Ticlcets are $15 with a gift for a dllld or a $25 donation and include parade watching, dancing, prizes and more. For information or reserva- tions, call 723-7170. BOATS ANO BREWER The Newport Harbor Republican Assembly bolds a holiday buffet to watch the boat parade and hear State Assemblywoman Marilyn Brewer tonight 6:30=9:30 p.m. m the home ot Bob McCa!frey, 1410 South Bayfront. Balboa Js)and. Holiday" buf:ferdinner and wine are offered. Cost~ $10 per person. For reserva- tions, c.aD Evelyn Hart at 645-9127. DINNER AND PARADE The COM California Redundant Assembly will hold a catered din- ner and boat parade watch at a pri- vate residence tonight. Meet dSsembly can<lidate Marge Pantzar. Reservations are a must. For more information call 546-2402. CHAMBER LUNCHEON MEETING The Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce will hold itS lun- cheon meeting today beginning at 11:30 at Five Crowns Restau- rant, Poppy and E Coast High- way. The guest speaker will be Santa Claus. The cost is $15 For more information, call 673-4050. WEDNESDAY YIDDISH HOUR The Jewish Senior Center of Orange County presents a Yid- dish Hour with Gerson Jerus, not- ed Jewish author, at 11 a.m. on the Federation Campus, 250 E. Baker St., Suite D in Costa Mesa. Lunch will be served at noon and the cost is $3 per senior. Call 513- FIRE CONTINUED FROM 1 longtime friends of House and his wife, who died years ago, were sorting through the soot Monday afternoon trying to salvage a few of House's mementos. Lois Delling said House is a renowned ear doctor who has a clinic named after him in Los Angeles. ·nr. House is resting with his brother,• Lois Delling said. ·w e're looking for mementos, keepsakes. He felt he could trust us to go through his thmgs. • The couple walked gingerly through the burnt rubble of deformed living room and patio furniture, charred papers, soiled Christmas cards and broken glass, hopmg to find anything their dear fnend could save COUNCIL CONTINUED FROM 1 face close scrutiny ·Someone would have to come forward with a very detailed plan of what this youth sports recreational held plan would look like, and that's gomg to face very close consideration," said Councilman Peter Buffa. ·we've been having th.is same conversation for the past 10 years . . To have any chance of approval, it would have to have a very minunal impact on that park's current state. ·we can't repeat this discus- sion anymore ... And I remam somewhat skeptical that there is a fit between baseball and soccer fields and Fairview Park as I know it," Buff a said. 5641 for reservations. NEW YEAR'S DANCE The Jewish Center of Orange County will ring in the New Year with the popular sounds of the •Ambassadors Music" at their dance today on the Jewish Feder- ation Campus m Costa Mesa The event will include a kosher lunch Admisston is $5 per person. For reservations call 513-5641 FRIDAY 'PETER AND THE WOLF' Jim Gamble performs his award wmmng-manonette inter- pretation of the children's classic •Peter and the Wolf" today at 11 a .m., 1 p .m. and 3 p.m. at the Launch Pad, 3rd floor Crystal Court, South Coast Plaza. Make and take activities follow each perlormance. The cost is $3 for members and $5 for non-mem- bers. Seating is limited. For more information, call 546-2061. TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERT Jeff Johnson will provide clas- sic rock musical entertainment from noon to 2::}0 p.m. and again from 7 to 10 p.m. on the Town Square, 1\iangle Square. SATURDAY TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERT Jeff Johnson will play classic rock from noon to 2:30 p.m. and Jenny Richards will play folk/rock from 7 to 10 p.m. today on the Town Square at Triangle Square. TUESDAY, JAN. 2 PARKS COMMJSSION The Parks, Beaches and Recre- ation Com.mission of Newport Beach will hold their January meeting today at 7 p.m. 10 Coun- cil Chambers. 3300 Newport Blvd. in Newport Beach. 'MANIPULATED POLAROIDS' California artist Marion Tal- ley's •Manipulated Polaroids,• a collection of fine art photography using time-zero manipulated ~hel ~mif4 l~1 ,~ C!Inll.ertinn ;~ Are You A Last Minute Shoppert ' 11' ..... llr r -,.,.., ,. - . --..: ..:I -" • • ,' I • : ..-J'-:• .. , . ·._ ... -., '. . .. ' • , -' J . ~ .. ' . ' ..... . . . ,• i: ' . -t. . . .. ' . \I .A!. ·" . . ': ' ' RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Where Your Dolor Coven Morel 1922 HAllOl 11.VD .. 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A $3 donation is requested. For more Uiformafion, can 57'-2214. ARTHRnlS EXEROSE An exercise program designed specifically for people with arthritis will begin today at the Newport- Costa Mesa-Irvine YMCA The five-week program will provide gentle movements and activities under the guidance of trained per- sonnel to help increase the mobili- ty, anwle lbength and ttamina, Pre-~ .. required. Fo1 .... ~ cd 6'.2:.9990. WU.EMC MHllNCI Newpm.t Harbor Panhellenic will meet today ~ at 10 a.m.. at St. Michael~ All Angels Church, 3233 Pac::ifiC Vlew Drive in Corona del Mar. TbJs month's program features •Missions ot California• by ~ta freedman of Bowers Museum. 'A luncheon fol- lows. Donation ls $4. For more infopnation, call 846--416'. .4 WRITER'S WORKSHOP •writing Uke There's No Tomorrow," a six-week fiction- wrlting workshop, will be taught by inteQlationally published writer Barbara DeMarco Barrett beginning today at 10 a.m. at Local Grounds Coffee House, 3007 East 1 Coast Highway in Corona del Mar. The group is for advanced students. Pre-registra- tion is required. For more infor- mation, call 760-8086. Treat yoursell to one of our delicious freshly baked cookies and do something sweet for a child at the same time. For every cookie purchased during the Holiday Season we'll donate a cookie to the Orangewood Children's home for abandoned and abused kids. We are also gathering new, unwrapped toys to be ~iven out along with the baked goods on Chnstmas '1J.]pl(j&.,.iJ~1~ morning. Just drop your donation off at the bakery next time you come in. It promises to warm your heart as well as your tur:nmy. Open daily iam·6 30 pm ClosN! on Sunday On 17th St by \\berehouse Records. 427 E.17th St., Costa Mesa To order by phone call 714-646-1440 ON THE VILLAIN IN YOUR STOMACH H•"• 1,1ot a rcp\.ltation for cai,utnc;r • Sharp. qnawlnq abdo minal pain Cotten rtlre\itd try food) • Heartb\.lrn Mechcal expert• call him the Hebcobacter pylori Cor H. pylori) bacteria If you C\.l rrently have an active d\.lodenal ulcer o r have had one within the pa•t year. thi• n.uty linle C\.llprit may have been at the bottom of n all Now'• your chance to qet even .. A nationwide re'•earch proqTam i• c urrently underway to •tudy an mve•tiqational druq rcqt_rnen to ell.nunate the H pylon bacteria prcunt In your .iomach. The •tudy will involve approximately +00 patient• at +S medical ln•tltut1on• throuqhout the United State•. PartlctpanH will receive •tudy medication and physician exa.m.tn.noru fr .. of diarqe throuqhout the nudy To find out tf you are ehq1blc for the •tudy or for m ore Information. pleau contact: (714) 347-8700 Southern Callfomla Research Center, William Btrger, M.D. 26732 Crown Valley Parkway, 1361, Mission Viejo, CA ~Ca "Y's Clpr Headquarters The Tinder lox Prtmium Cigar.' • Arturo Fuente • Ashton • Avo· Cuesta Rey • Davidoff • Don Juan • Don lino • Dunhlll ·El SubUmado • Exc.allbur • Fonseca· Griffin • H. Upmann • La Unlca • Macalil.ldo ·Montesino • P.G. • P Punch • ROcleo L • Savll'4 • V. nlal • Zlno & many lftOre. apr H"'*iflrs • Elle llal • a•• Zlno ~ TARP CONTINUED FROM 1 said Aggie Skirball. •ThJs has sent everyone into complete shock," Skirball said. "People didn't spend a great deal Of money (on their homes) to look at black plastlc. • Jim Chapman, another Blue (:Jum Lane resident, also believes that, by putting in the black tarp, the developers treated the home· owners •like we didn't exist.• Por nearly three Wra,d'",.....,.,. have qUtU'lelfld .... ~ filthe llvlne Co.~ prop.a CO....., on the a.st- ~ one ol tlae bit lllldeWilDped pMcea ol land m Newport iJeada. Many me 111111 smart- ing over the 1993 deleat ol Measwe A , the ballot .Initiative that woWd laafe allowed Newpo,rt resldenls to~ the Cast- aways and Newporter North properties. • •It's like living in an oil derrick,• Olapman said. "You'd think (The Newporter North properties. ?rvine Co.) would be a little more Acconling to Franz Wisner, a pleted within three to four months, with home construction slated to begin in March. The first homes should be ready by thEtfall of 1996. considerate of their neighbors.• spokesm1m for The Irvine Co., pro- Since the fencing went up last tective fencing is a standard con- week. the two neighbots .lia:va-J.-strudti<:' m teqUirement designed to called the project manager to shield homeowners from unsightly voice their displeasure. As of views and protect children from Monday, their concerns bad gone constru¢on equipment unaddressed, they said. Irvine Co. officials have received • For nearly three years, West-•a handful of com.plaints• about cliff residents have quarreled the fencing, said Wisner, who with some aspect of the compa-added that the specific nature of the ny's proposal to build on the Cast· complaints are not always dear. aways, one of the last undevel-·u·s hard to tell whether the oped pieces of land in Newport callers are objecting to the fence .Beach. Many are still smarting specifically or whether they're over the 1993 defeat of Measure opposed to the development in A. the ballot initiative that would general," Wisner said. Company officials say they are always willing to list.en to the rom- plaints and suggestions of resi- dents. Over the past few years, The Irvine Co. bas modified its plan several times as a result of community input. WJSner said. In fact, company officials say they have even solicited com- plaints. Posted signs ask citizens to have patience with •trus ugly fence• and to call the construction m~ager with any gripes. have allowed Newport residents Weather pennitting, grading of SO purchase the Castaways and the site is scheduled to be rom· "Underneath one of the signs, somebody hand-wrote, 'Nothing ugly about it Progress,'• \VlSilef said. ..&a5/\L50i\ !&LAND ~ll~ CHRI~TMA~ NoJY through Christmas! TAKE ·25 3 oFF G BALBOA ISLAND & FASHION ISLAND . 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DECEMBER 19, 1995 Q BOOM CONTINUED FROM 1 That's a lot or paper, plastic and pl.utic foam that harbor quality monitors won't have to fish out of the bay dunng one of the regular clean·ups. •The Delhi Channel drains an area around South Coast Plazct where there are a Jot of fast.food restaurants, businesses that gen· erale a lot of trash,• said Mike Boudreaux, the architect who designed the boom and a member or the Newport Beach cbapttll" of the Swfrider Foundation. ·we've been following this debrt.s 1ssue for some time and we started thinking, 'There's got to be an easier way than picking things out of the mud.'• Although Boudreaux designed the boom, the structure also had the endorsement of the county, the state department of Fish and Game, the city's Harbor Quality Committee and the New- port Bay Coordinating Council. The county originally hoped to install a more •tugh·tecb· boom m the Delhi Channel, but they went to a more basic design in the wake of the county bankrupt- cy last December. The boom cost the county somewhere between $2,000 and $3,000 to imtall. Paul said. After plaong the boom m the channel at the end of November, county offioals prepared for the- first storm and cros ed thell' fin- gers. Following the season's fU'St storm last week, county flood control workers checked the channel and saw that the boom held up admirably. Workers carted between two and three truck-loads of garbage out of the channel. •Tue location is only about a mile from the bay,• Boudreaux said. "This is really the last chance we can stop a lot of that trash.. i"lleOoom is not designed to tr~p garbage durmg heavy stoi:ms, such as those which bit dle area last winter. To prevent flooding, the structure has a brea,kaway feature wtucb will release the debris if large items such as log~ float down the channel. But the future may include larger, more soplusticated booms specifically designed to trap lMg- er debris, Boudreaux said. ·u this works, we'd like to incorporate the boom mto all ot the major channels that feed into the ocean,• Boudreaux said @f dd! Jb dlA t l CJ,146 fEA1URING EUROPEAN COMfORI fOOIWW MEPHISTO • JOSEPH SEIBEL • ROMIKA PAUL GREEN • WOLKY • AUSSIE DOGS PERUNA HAND BAGS 673-4025 . ZIBBER'S CLOSET . Hi, Im Zibber, Come down and see us at our new store. I ~:!t~t~~ I 12a-1soo ·E ·V·E ·N· ~A Gilt To Youl~ Take $ 5 ·00 OFF .,_.,,, F,_.,. Ptoduc. T..sltlf'f In S.Ori f\low~ • ..-. ... ....--. How Would You I.ike To Own One Of The Finest Clocks Ever ProcluCed? ·YOU CAN! At40o/o OFF Howard Miller Presidential Clocks , EYE·Ol'ENER Estancia sees huge vict,ory taken away 'because of forfeit ..... QUOTE OF THE DAY 1 dott 'I l:1totlJ lDhal~ gobtlJ to /t4ppfln. bat I~ for all partia iMolD«L h:t Q -"**' law and it did /tapptftl .•.• -eTNIC/A l'RlNCIPAL PEGGY ANATOL • ' Estancia ·must forfeit 47-0 .football victory! i barry faulkner Mustangs continue the hunt I · • Water polo coaching vacancy creating broad interest; Mesa mulls over the list despite presence of the veteran coach Matt · Whitmore on own campus. : w hl.le th. e Corona del Mar High football coaching situation has stirred some heated community interest, Costa Mesa High Boys Athletic Director Jerry Howell said b.is phone has been quite active wtth inquines about the Mustangs' varsity water polo coadung operung Howell said he hopes to fill the vacancy, created when second-year coach Brian l<Ieutzkamp deeded be couldn't do justice to the program wlule pursuing a teaching credential full time, by late January or early February. Howell said applications a.re currently being accepted from both credentialed and noncredentialed candidates Those will be paper screened down to a list of 8 to 10 to be mtervtewed by athletic ctirectors and an assIStant principal. From there, Howell said a campus committee would mterview approximately five finalists, then send a recommendation to Prmapal Andy Hernandez. Tiu.s lS a hlgh profile position and our desire is to have an on-campus coach, so a teadung posibon IS possible,· Howell said ...) Curiously, the Mustangs. re1grung CIF Southern Sectlon Division II champions, already have a candidate on campus wtth eight years of Sunset League varsity coaching experience in Matt Whitmore Whitmore coached the Mustangs' hlghly successful Crosb-soph this season and is also the school's girls SWl.IDIJUJlg coach. Jie coached Edlson Htgh's water polo team before coming to Mesa Wlutmore, who teaches English at Mesa and is runrung the ongoing off-season water polo program, has the endorsement of l<Ieutz.kamp, who apparently could help out on a part.time baSlS at Mesa, while finishing lus degree. But il the Mustangs look elsewhere, Kreut.zka.mp's continued mvolvement in the program would be extremely awkward. 0 AJt of Monday, there was nothing new to report on the CdM football job. A deosion as to whether Dick Freeman will get the position, or will have to apply along with other candidates, is ~ed some ~ti.me this week. 0 If freeman la not retained, several CdM assistants have indicated th y wowd abandon ! the program. And With fonner Sea King Coach Dave Holland : in place and looking to fill his Staff at Laguna Beach, it's not difficult to to -one or more CdM coach Joftting the Artists' cause. l!Yea If Pn1•aD ii telained. the CdM lootball ltaff wW 1Uff er • a huge bloW, beeeuse mength , toordinator Roget Roelle, who , also coechel tbe defemfve line aDd lped8l teams, Will not be back. , Tbe 32--yeu..old Roelle •• 1Pt CdM f:: .... ud tanner ..,... wJI wwwlaO ~ AtlaDta £ • • League principals will vote on matter Jan. 22, but the CIF Commissioner says the vote is moot; Eagles must forfeit their football conquest of Laguna Be.ach because of the use of an ineligible player. Final numpers show five victories, six losses. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The use of an ineligible player figures to tum the most one-sided victory in the 31·year history of the Estancia High football program into a for- feit loss, according to C1F Southern Section Commissioner Dean Crowley. ~ Pacific Coast League prmcipals are scheduled to vote at a Jari. 22 meeting on whether Estancia will forfeit it's 47-0 league win over Laguna ~ach m the reg- ular-season finale Nov. 10 But Crowley said Monday the inehgible player's partlopation -already acknowl- edged by Estancia High Principal Peggy .6Jiatol and Coa.ch John Ueben· good -will require a for- feit by rule. ·u they've used an lation was merely a ques- tion of semantics and be is not interested in accepting the forfeit. ineligible player, it's not J.--llD-.m~O.:VIX.L~ ... up for a vote,• Crowley But Anatol said Lagu· na Beach Principal Bar- bara Calla.rd, who could not-be reached Monday, was not of the same opin· ion. said. At·issue is the part:ic· ipation of an unid~ti.fied Estancia reserve, wbo was cleared to play by a school admimstrator before the contest. The individual grade check used to obtain such clearance, however, was a violation of CIF Southern Section rules, according to Ana- tol. Anatol said Monday the official grade report required to establish academic eligi- bility was not delivered to the school until Nov. 20, though grades were turned in NoV. 6. She also said CIF rules dictate that any check initiated to establish eligibility must include the entire student body, whlch was not the case. Laguna Beach Athletic Director Greg Marshall, who spoke with Liebengood about the matter, said he believes the vio- • Under a new Southern Section rule, any violation discovered after playoff pairings are announced (Estancia gained the lone at-large berth in Division V1D on Nov. 12 and lost in the first round to eventual runner·up La Mirada, 16-14 on Nov. 17), would not have affected the Eagles' advancement into the playoffs. The rule, passed earlier this year to avert legal battles and postseason scheduling hardships, deems any penalties for eligibil- ity violations discovered after the announcement of the playoff pairings, are not to affect the team's playoff status. A forfeit, however, would drop the Eagles' overall record to 5-6. 1-4 in league, erasing the team's first winning season since 1991. C O L LEGE MEN 'S BAS KE T B ALL The Laguna Beach game JS the only ont in which the ineligible player compete4 and his participation was reportedly Umitr ed to one or two pla~ in the final inomentS. well after the game's outcome was dedd;· ed. •1 don't know what's going to happen. but I feel for .all parties ..involyed. • Anatal said. ·we have met with some (Newpor(- Mesa Unified School) district personn~ about this. It is a serious issue and it ~ happen. The young man did play in the game:• , Uebengood confinned the player's eli~ bility was looked into, and that a clearanct was obtained by an administrator. Lleben- good also said he did not believe the Clf Southern Section Office was involved. though Anatol said Callard had spoke* With Bill Clark, a Southern Section AssoQ. ate Commissioner who oversees football. ) Anatol said section officials typically all~ individual leagues to settle such matters. • However, Crowley said last week thqt the use of an ineligible player by the C~ Mesa High boys basketball team made forr feiture of three oonleague games manda~ ry, despite the willingness of all three op~ nents to uphold the Mustangs' victories. Vanguards' Mike Ruble (left) looks for an opening; Robert Darville (right. 33) zeros In on Christian Heritage's Mark Sl.mon In Monday night's basketball game. -' . --Vanguards run past Christian Heritage, 81-65 • Southern California College shows huge gains, whips same foe it lost to by 18 earlier with solid victory Monday night. By Jim Walters , Datly Pilot COSTA MESA -The last time these two teams met, in the second game of the sedSOn, Southern California College was on the losing end of an 18-point blowout. On Monday the Vanguards showed they're qwck learners returrung the favor by defeating the Hawks 81·65. A 34·pomt swing in just eight games deserves some explanallon and Van- guard Coach Bill Reynolds was quick to offer tus assessment. •w e had a lot of injuries the first game,• said Reynolds, whose team improved to 5-S. •we bad two players who missed that game and we were doing a lot of good things on defense tonight that isn't normally our forte.• The two I01SSing players were senior guard Kevin Carlson, who pumped in 18 points from all over the court before foul- ing out in the closing minutes, and junior guard Robert Darville, who added seven points, two assists and two steals. •Kevin was All-League last season and be 1S1l't even in the start- ing lineup right now," Reynolds said. •He's still working his way back into shape. •I guess that does make a difference not haVing those two guys.• The Vanguards also did an outstanding job on defense, especially during a 2:-'3 span mid- way through the fowth quarter. The Hawks had cut SCC's -'2·35 halftime lead to one point., 53-52, With 9:52 remairung m • the game on an eight-foot baseline Jumper by Justin Coyle, who firushed with 10 points. The Hawks looked poised to take over the game, but Junior forward Eric Walker, who led the Vanguards with 19 points, hit two free throws to start sec on an 11- point run that turned the game. The Hawks didn't know what hit them as sec turned four steals into layups to pull away to a 64-52 lead with 7:09 left. During the run, Walker put in six points and made two steals, junior forward Marlon Watson scored a layup and added a free throw off a steal by senior center Mike Ruble and Carlson made another iteal and raced in from midcowt, down the right baseline, to jam home a monster dunk. Carlson bad two more steals that led to Watson layups dunng the next 2:30 as both teams traded baskets. Down the stretch, the Vanguards hit 9 of 12 free throws to seal the win. The Hawks' only lead of the game was 2-0, which the Vanguards quickly turned that mto a 6-2 lead. They never trailed again, although the Hawks did make it a close game for the first 30 minutes. Ruble finished with 12 points and sev· en rebounds for the Vanguards while Watson finished with 11 points and seven assists. Christian Hentage's leading scorer, • freshman guard Chad Bickley, led the Hawks With 12 points, but was a paltry " of 14 from three·point land (4 of 16 over- all). The VangUard.s return to nonconfer· ence competition tonight with hopes of keepmg it going when they host the Blue • Jays Of Elmhurst College of Illino· in " another 7 :30 start. ... , .·.,,:-~-..,, •. TUESDAY. OEaMIER 19, 1995 . .. ........ ' ' I I CORONA DEL MAit (5-4) Coleman I 1~ .... .. 19.3 23 Klinke a 99 12.4 23 Walz 5 ~ 8.0 15 Mad>onald 5 32 6.4 12 Peyton 7 39 5.6 11 Pash 1 5 5.0 5 Evans 8 39 4.9 11 Keane 3 . 11 3.7 9 Friend 7 17 2.4 s • Gority 8 16 2.0 4 Conover • 3 4 1.3 4 Franke 1 1 1.0 1 I Guthrie s 4 0.8 0 Shimer 3 2 0.7 1 COSTA MESA (~S) • " Leahy 9 tp avg. .. 5 n 15.4 22 ' Montoya 5 70 14.0 23 Weeks 3 42 14.0 31 Ogo s 43 8.6 14 Payne s 20 4.0 8 Correa s 19 3.8 8 Yortc 5 13 2.6 s Galmadez 1 1 1.0 1 Chaisson 1 1 1.0 1 .Do 1 0 0.0 0 Dickerson 1 0 0.0 0 Weir 1 0 0.0 0 ESTANOA (9-1) Plock Candlish Nelson Casillas Novak Maraya Ry. Simpson Jahid g tp avg. hg 10 171 17.1 26 10 165 16.S 27 10 98 9.8 17 10 SS S.S 10 10 49 4.9 9 8 31 3.9 7 10 29 2.9 7 6 7 1.2 4 7 4 0.6 2 6 2 0.3 2 DAILY PILOT HIG GIRLS CDKJNA DB. MAit (-.Z) • Wannington Gardner ford Hawley Simon Anderson Albano McQuigan Di Mille Oli • tp avg. .. 10 163 16.3 32 10 153 15.3 25 10 87 8.7 24 10 51 5.1 12 10 45 4.S 8 3 8 2.7 8 10 23 2.3 7 2 4 2.0 2 2 4 2.0 2 3 2 0.7 2 COSTA MESA {S-5) Kim Anderson CoUett Grogan Chapin Howse Watanabe Peyton Grondahl Grover Harber g tp avg. 8 142 17.8 8 · 73 9.1 10 78 7.8 10 S7 5.7 10 39 3.9 6 22 3.7 7 26 3.7 7 23 3.3 9 29 3.2 6 1S 2.5 6 s 0.8 hg, 23 17 15 12 8 9 9 10 6 7 2 ESTANClA (9-0) Waltz Black Deming J. Mt'Cartin Stapleton Rodriguez M. Mccartin Camberos g tp avg. hg 9 129 14.3 22 9 97 10.8 21 9 91 10.1 16 9 73 8.1 12 9 60 6.7 15 9 41 4.6 16 8 30 3.8 8 8 4 o.s 2 Holiday hoops camp set for Orange Coast COSTA MESA -A Christmas Break Basketball Camp for boys 1 . and girls ages 3-9 at Orange • Coast College is available with three sessions to choose from under the instruction of Orange Coast College Coach 1im O'Brien. O'Brien, a former Estancia High basketball coach who presently teaches Saence at TeWi.nkle Middle School, will conduct the camps Dec. 21-22-23 (9 a.m-noon), and Dec. 26-27-28 (noon-3 pm. first day, 9 a.m-noon on second and tluTd days), with a third option covenng all of the dates The camp mcludes instruction of fun<;lamentals, games, videos, awards and other amenibes. Each of the first two sessions is $39, with the complete package $59 Space is limlted to the first SO applicants Interested parents should con-'"M O'Bnen at 573-2928. 5 0 0.0 0 Ro. Simpson Flynn Cotham Ii NEWPORT HARBOR (2-8) NEWPORT HARBOR (7·1) g tp avg. hg g tp avg. hg Coluccio 10 87 8.7 14 Gayton 8 99 12.4 20 } ' Badorek 10 79 7.9 18 Verhulst 8 78 9.8 16 Ardlbold 10 63 6.3 14 Eadie 6 33 s.s 9 Cunningham 10 62 6.2 9 Badorek 7 36 S.1 12 ' Hornung 10 60 6.0 11 Talley 8 41 S.1 9 i Glass 9 32 3.6 7 Klytta 8 30 3.8 9 ~ Sdlwartz 9 30 3.3 10 Alford 8 29 3.6 10 Wertman 7 21 3.0 5 Diaz 7 21 3.0 7 i Harris 1 3 3·0 3 Estanda High's Dane Pl-a. Wlao 1a-.-...-17.t -.J-per start. attacb Han"...-on Italiano 8 14 1·8 4 J Matlin 6 17 2.8 6 ~ ....... ._.....,, ru-..... -111• Grover s 3 0.6 2 , lee 6 8 1.3 s Beach defense ln recent tournam~t Ktlon at the lrvlae Wodcl News Oaalc. Paul 5 3 0.6 3 ' Thi.ssell 2 2 1.0 2 Dunne 6 2 0.3 2 !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ i FAULKNER ! CONTINUED FROM 8 ' l to work in a recreational i program for kids. • Roelle's fiery manner and ) coaching expertise bas drawn ~universal praise from Sea Kmgs' : play~. mduding Newport-Mesa 1 District Defensive Player of the ~ Year Sky Conway In addition, Roelle's guidance : in the weight room bas been a 1 vital part of the Sea Kings' t consistent ability to compete wi.th opponents Plock, an all-district and All-Pacific Coast League performer last year as a junior, played soccer in the Olympic Development Program !J During Estanda's 55-40 nonleague victory over Newport Harbor, Dec. 6, Plock drew the raucous appreoabon of fellow soccer devotee Justin Kerr, the seruor sconng star of the Newport Harbor boys tecllll. Junior guard Vivi Rodriguez says I play hoops because: ·1 love the opportunity to fund raise.• Coach Russ Davis, commenting on the obsessive television viewing habits of Junior forward Jennifer McCa.rtm. • U we had a 1V screen on the backboard, she I would lead Orange County in rebounds• Junior guard Megan McCartm on why she plays hoops: •My twm plays and needs a ride home from practice • SCHEDULE TODAY 8ASICETBALL College men -ElmhYnt (Ill.) at Southern C.alifomia College. 7:30 p.m. H9'1 school boys • Costa Mesa at San Dieguito Tournament; Wl!stminste:r at N~ Harbor, 1 p.m SOCCER High school boys • Estancia at H«ienda Heights Wilson Townament. all day High school guis Orange at Corona del Mar, 3.15; Trabuco Hills at Newport I Harbor. 3: 15. RANKINGS Onnge Cowwty 9oys Top 10 Spoitsililitel s poll 1 Mater Oei 4-1 2. Esperanza 9-1 3. (tie) Sonora 8-2 3. (tie) Tustin 8-2 5 Woodbridge 9-2 6. Mission Viejo 10-0 7. Santa Margarita 5· 1 8. Cypress 7-1 9. (tie) Estancia 9-1 9. (tie) Santa Ana Valley ~ Sam~ Brud Goll App.ml Btlo\~ \\lolt.We Pnres mt~ .\ l.ttk \'ta t;J mm on & on ne Ctw , schools boasting enrollments : that roughly double Cd.M's ' . a After using bJs foot to deflect a Sailor pass near midcourt, Plock jokingly repeated the kicking gesture while making eye contact Wlth Ket)" -seated on the Newport side of the bleachers -as if to let him know his soccer instincts were still intact. Kabe Stapleton's choice of the two words that describe her best: "Outta control.• a ttttttttttttttttttt t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t 1 While Estanda Hlgh's Dane ! Plock and Newport Harbor's ' Andree Verhulst are among the l district's top boys and girls bas- • ketball players, respectively, both : could easily be excelling in J another winter sport -soccer. , Verhulst, the Newport-Mesa • District Player of the Year last : season as a sophomore, said • yecm of youth soccer helped ' develop the athletiosm she , unleashed on backcourt ' Kerr, after a second's hesjtabon, acknowledged the gesture and quickly roared: ·Yeah, Dane. Soccer!• 0 This season's Estancia High girls basketball yearbook and media guide is an inspired collection of humorous quotes from players and coaches alike. A bnef sampling )~------------------------------------------, Former Costa Mesa Hlgh prinopal Mike Murphy, always an enthusiastic supporter of high school athletics, has taken a more active role on the sideline tlus season. Murphy assumed a spot on I the Paofica High girls basketball bench during games at last week's Estanca December Classic, helping his son, Matt I Murphy, who is the Marin~' first-year head coach. GetBoatSillart,Jan. 10 DEEP SEA The USCG Auxiliary Flotilla 27's is offering an 11-week course on boating skills and seamanship beginning Jan. 10. The class is set to get under- way at 7:30 p.m . at the Newport Heat goes 4-0-1 to win tournament Harbormaster facility at 1901 Bayside Drive in Newport Beach. For more information and pre- registration, contact Mary Baine .. at 834-1069. MONDAY'S COUNTS Da"Y's Locbr -2 boats. 10 anglers. 1 calico bass, 22 sand bass, 21 sculpin, 1 ~hbut. 8 rodc- fish, 9 macktrttl. Newport LAnding. no~ Make Those Patios & Entries Beautiful let Jim Jenninp 'install your complete yard han¥1pe. • Ex~ brick, block, qone, ulc, .late & ConctttC warlc. • Can recommend quality design~ • Quality WOf'k lo C.00. Meta & Newpon Beach nee 1969. t • OratftlF ' problemal We d¥ethem. Share the Spir it of the Season The Newport Beach Public L ibrary Literacy Program invi-tes you -to Give a unique gift to those you love ond to adults in our community who wont to learn to reod to their children, get o better job, or start on the road to higher education. Show you core with a tax-deductible gift in your name or on behalf of someone you love. Each donation w ill provide needed funds for books and other materials to help adults leorn to read and write better. With your donation of $25 or more, your name Will be placed on p special book plate inside a book in 'the Literacy collection. For more information, pleaee call the Newpor I IB•rad\ Ubrary Uteracy offtce at 117-3874 t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t - I • • -• -· • ' • • • ' • -·t:;'l;I ~-.;..' .. · __ ,, -~~ youth soccer AYSO Region 97 Division 5 Girls Champions, Oulksilver. Front row, from left. Coral Noye, Kammy Pio~ .Jillian. Lynes, Theresa Simmons, Mary Ellen Snelgrove; Back row, from Jett.· Katie McKay, Jaime McKinnon, Katie Erickson. Annie Wight, Amanda WJtbnan, Amber Lopez, Brenna Duncan, Lauren McMelkan, Melissa Uebengood. ' Three m9re teams advance to area playoffs • Green Machine (Division 4), Quiksilver, Blue Sharks from Division 5 in Region 97 roll to championships in regular season finales; Area playoffs, All-Star issues to be decided in January. The Green Machine, Quiksilver and the Blue Sharks will be representing AYSO Region 97 at the Area playoffs m January after WUlrung titles m their respectJve divisions Saturday Boys 4 The road to the championship was filled with p1tfalh. but the Green Machme was able to naVlgate its way PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES through to earn the D1V1S1on -4 boys title The Green Machine lost its hrst game of tht! playoffs Id.St weekend and was forced to battle uphill through the con- solation bracket to reach this weekend's finals against the unbeaten Green Sea Monkeys. The Green Machine still faced the unenviable task of havtng to beat the Green Sea Monkeys two straight games, in one day, to claun the title. Things looked bleak m the first game, as the Green Sea Monkeys held a 1-0 lead v."ith only seconds left in the game. At that point, Matt Dietz rushed up the held and chipped in the tymg goal over the goalie's outstretched hands. ln overtune. Dietz agam found the range in the final rrunute to force a one- game showdown for the d1v1Ston 4 crown. Goalie James Richardson, who came out and played midfield was credited by PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Coach Gary Dietz for being the spark plug the Green Machine needed Casey Blair, Jacob Cedeno, Donny Plemill and Erik Warneke also put in good efforts on defense. ln the tiUe game, Dietz played a big role sconng three goals as the Green Machine took a 5-1 deas1on and com-1 pleted their miraculous march to the title Mac Posey scored the other two goals and RJ. Rutter was credited with four assists. Daniel Bonner was 1nStrumental m the win at sweeper while the midfield was ably controlled in both games by Bng Phillips. Erik Ferree and Tyler Chemack The Green Machine will represent I the Region Jan. 6 m the Area playoffs. Girls 5 Quiksilver capped theu undefeated season, sconng two goals in the closing nunutes, to defeat the Cheetahs 2--0 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Amanda Wittman broke free lcl.te in the cl0SU1g minutes to put Qw.k.silver ahead. The Cheetahs fought tenaoous- ly for the gam~tying goal. but Wittman forced a turnover and punched m the final goal. Goalies Brenna Duncan and Lauren McMeikan were singled out by tberr coach AJema Enckson for their out- standing play. Anrue Wight, Theresa Sunmons and Katie Enckson were noted for their good all-a.round play. Quiksilver will represent the Region in the ~a playoffs Jan 6 BoysS ln another closely-contested dlvtSJon title matchup, the Bad Boys came into Saturday's action needmg only win to claun the title. The Blue Sharks would I have to take two straight. ln an extremely well-played offen- sive game, the Blue Sharks took a 3-1 decis1on to force a one-game, winner- PUBUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES take-all match for the d.iVl.Slon btle. Matt nacy scored all three goals tor the Blue Sharks. It was the fourth time Uus season he bad netted three goals, or . more, in a game Goalie Jerry Barela and defender Jose Robles held the Bad Boys to only one goaJ by Bryce Hcll'ding In the champ1onshi'p game, defense was the key as both teams battled to a 0-... 0 tie through regulation and two over-• time periods, setting up a shootout. The Sharks won the shootout 3-2 on goals by lTacy. Plul Gustin and Barela. Barela was again outstanding m goaJ for the Sharks. He made some incredi- ble saves dunng the shootout and then came out of goal on the bna.l attempt to put m the game-winner in the shootout. Jeff Taylor, Matt Puccio. Thomas ~ Hamng1on and Adam Pinkerton were outstanding on defense The Blue Sharks, 14-3, will compete in the Jan 6 Area pldyoffs for Region 97. i. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBUC NOTICES PUBUC NOTlCES heun, CA 92801. • PUBLIC NOTICE al the lime of sai. to T.O 9262S T.S. No. t50t 10 Mid N~ ol ()(!laull and lilt d~ased. you must (iJe Ei61Sen ouos f9qUrSllOs '--tne se1t11men1 bttw~ Tht FIClibOUI Business SeMce Company) al ngb!. ''(If a S!tHI addrtn or 1L1PORTANT NOTICE lO EJt<:\iQn 0 Sell lo bt r• yow dU'n with lht COUl'I gMS P.ueclt qua usttd OWotl and obligat9d ~ .. PUBLIC NOTICE N ' ed above cna1334849 hlle and tnltre5t c~ common dtslgn&IJOn ol PROPERTY OWNER! COfcSed ~'h count)' wtlert and mall. oopy co Ult!)«· qu.t(a llanw a\ln ~do Da:td tt-'s 1M and"'t9~ ---------r .,!~,~e ~'Ora~~ County STATEMENT OF to and . now held by II property is shown tbovt, YOU AAE IN DEFAULT Ille real propeny Is located. son&J represtnlatlvt ap-lnmedtatamente. St no day ot December. 199!:.· STATEMENT OF on Jan 26 1995 Filt ABANDONMENT OF under said Deed of Trust In no wtnanty IS grven as to UNDER A DEED OF FOR SALES INFOR-polnltd by the COUl1 •lthin conoet a un abogado Pubftc Storage, Agent f&l4 ABANDONMEWTOF NoF63SOOO' ' USl!OFFICTITIOUS lheptopertyhetfllllalterde-llS completeness or COf· TRUST. DATED JUNE MATION: Mo"·Frl lo(ltmonthsfromthtdatt ~ftamartunseMCio lhtOtmef. ..,. USE OF FICTITIOUS Josepn Earl Broten 1St3 BUSINESS NAME set1bed: rectoess)." Tht btntflcltry UTH, 1992. UNlfSS YOU 8 :00am to 5 :00pm of flfSI ISsuanct of tilt ltl· de rtltttnCla dt abogados Publlstlt~ Ntwp~!J Oranoe A c .... TRUSTOR: ELMER CRIT-Wldtr .. c!I Deed ol Trust, TAKE ACTION TO PR(). (9t9) 590-1200 CAl. ltfS as Pt'O"ldtd '"Nciooo 0 a IJl\I o<oona d• •rum Bttcn-Costa t.!esa D&11y BUSINESS NAME CA 92527 ve • osta esa. The fouow.og persons CHLOW, SHIRLEY CRIT· by rHson of t br"ttch or TECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT • -.....v· 9100 of the C•romia Pro-ieg.i (vet ti dottaoroO 1 • Pilot eec.rnbtf 12, ~J The follOwong persons nave abandoned the UH o4 CHLOW. TERRI L CAIT· default 111 tnt obfiQal.ions MAV BE SOU> AT A PUB-WEST£1'N REC0"'1""'• bala Code. The t.me lor Ill-IONCOJ 1995.. •O\J n.,.. abandoned the use ol James Eltoy Btoltn, l2•9 tnt F1ctihous Business CHLOW ncurtd thereby, flertoto-LlC SALE. IF YOU NEED AHCE CORP., 525 East ing cllllM w.• not eapire . $ BER T-G tht Foc1111ous Business S.esta SI' Anaheim, CA Namt Beach and Lt BENEFICIARY· PROVI· Iott executed tnd dellv-Al' EXPLANATION OF THE Main SJteet, P.O. Boll btlore tour montnt from CA E NUM ~ Name· Coastal Deli tnd 9,?h801 b Palma. a Calofomoa l•rn.ted DENT CENTRAL CREDIT ered to tilt undersogned a NATURE OF THE PRO· 2.2004 El CaJon CA ltlt hearing datt no11ced (Numero del Caso) PUBLIC NOTICE •r Catering, 9S60 Hamilton is usiness was con-partnersn11>. 13 Corporete UNION written Dectarallon of O. CEEDINO AGAINST YOU 92022.9004 (Ste) aboVt. 15Kt883t - Ave. Huntington Beacn. du;'~ by a general part· Plau. Su1lt 200. Newport Recorded Oclober 31, fault and Demand for Salt, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A 590-9200 ' YOU MAY EXAMINE the The name and tddress of CA 92646 ne' P Beacn, CA. 92660 t990 as lnw, No. go. tnd written not.ct of d.-LAWYER fllt kept by the CCK.Wt. II you the COU1 is. (El nombft y The F1c1111ous Bus1nt11 Joe E. Bro1en 98922 Tne l1chhous business 57862• In Book page of 01· fa&AI and of tltciion to On DECEMBER 26 1995 Dated; November 27, ttt a s>«son Interested in dlreccoon de II cortt es) llAllESTATOIOO Name rtftfrtd to abOvt 19953 0 namt ttfetted lo at>ove foal RCICOfdl tn tne oft.ct cavst the undersigned IO al 10:00 A.M .• 'CAL'. tl95 . the estate, you may file MUNICIPAl. COURT OF Tl'le I~ Pll1G'(l)d:iR was I led 1n Orange County Th1s s1a1emenl was filed was loltd on 8-31·1990, tt1 of the Recorder of Orancr. :.d~ said J>'Optf'ly to salisly WESTERN RECONVEY· By Freddye M ays ""th tht eoutt a tonnal Rt-LOS ANGELES COl.nl'TV OOll'IQ tais.ness a : ~ ~ on I 2 -4 ·9 2, F 11 t wltn tnt County Cltrlt ol the County of Orange, County; said O~ uf lrust satd obl•gations, and there-ANCE CORP .• a Calllomia TRUSTEE SALE OF· quest lo< Speoal Notoce of o N h G and A • ' ~ •1S 3337 S 8ttSia1 St No F5S<lt05 Orange Courity on 12-4-9S Origonal Fio F-4682•8 dtser1t;e. tht following titer tnt undersigned corportlton as duly tp· ACER: FREDDYE MAYS t.nt Ming ol an inventory 11 011 r venue, SanlaAN, CA 927t>C .;.,lJ FartH1d Snayostehkhoo. Daily Pilot Dec. 12. 19, 26, Btach and La ,Palma A' property. c1usod said no11ce ol de-po.nltd trustee under end Published Newport #'Id appraisal ol 11111• as-110 Nortn Giand Avenue, VorilOO) SuppPll ~ ~12 Sunndgt Dr. Hun· 1995. Jan 2, 1996 socratH, a Cai;.o .. ua gen-A CONDOMINIUM COM· fault and of eltetoon to be pursuant to De.ct of Trusl. B a h-CO 1 M Daily sell or of any pet;ltOn or Los Angeles, California ~ Dr UVJN ttls linglon Boacn. CA 926"6 T4El2 etal partnership_ 13 Corpo-PRISED OF Recorded Septtmb• 8, recorded JUNE 18. 1992 • c ~ 1 esa tccount as prOVlded .,, 90012 92653 ' • Tn1s b11s11'1ess was con-rate Plaza, SUtte 200. New· PARCEL 1. 1995 as Instr. No. 95-as 11\St. No. 92-410038. in Pilot .,_,.mbef 5, 12. l9. MCtlOn 1250 of lht Call!or· Th• namo, address. and ~ dueled b)' an ind1111dual PUBLIC NOTICE port Beacri. CA 92660 (CA) Unit 21" ts shown and 039~S9 In Book Page ot boo« XX. page XX. ot 01· 1995. nia Prot>a1a Code. A Rt-IMphOnt oumbtr ol pl11n-• ~ ~~ ~1 FarhaO Shayt'SttnkhOo Ths business was con· deso1bed in lht Condo-Otttcial Reaxds 111 the of· roeiaJ Records In lh• ol!ic. T426 quest tor Special Not.Ce 1111 11 or plaint n 111 • ._..na · Tnis StaltlT\ent W:lS f.,ed ens t 334844 dUC1ed by • t.m.ttd part· minlum Plan reco-dod In he• of tile record• ol ()f. of the County Recorder of PUBLIC NOTl"E fOfm is avaUblt from tile ' 1 1 omey, • (E Tb"'~ 11 conclOd ~ with '"" County Clerk ot nersh P bOok 11724 page 1579 ot nnge County· ORANGE County Stall of " COUt1 der1t. without an ttlorney, IS I 11/Sblnd Wiit Orar19e Counly on 10-30.95 '"BSJ~DTOEMNMENETNTOOF F B. oactt and Lt Palma As· Olhctal Records of Orange Said Salt ol property win CALIFORNIA ueculed by SSC 4600 Attomer for the Petl• nombft, la d1rteoon y ti The llgl.5*n ~.kl Daily P1fot Nov 28, Dec. 5. .. ..n 1oc1ates, Stephen C. Hop-County, Cahlorn•a. be made in "as is" condr· MICHAEL J. HANSEN ANO NOTICE OF Uoner: numero dt IOltfono del llanSaCl bulilllSI under Iii 12 19. 1995. T403 USE OF FICTITIOUS kins, General Partner PARCEL 2. toon without covenant or KIMBERLY A HANSEN. PETITION TO MICHAEL V VOLLMER abogado dtt demandan!e, !Obs busana:s name 9f PUBLIC NOTICE BUSINESS NAME t99 53888728 An undn.•ded t 341n inltt· wananty, eap:ns or Im-HVSBANO AND WIFE AS ........ INlSTER ESQ CCSB ·,547351 ' o dtl dtmendani. que no =U.CS~ ~~~ Tne lollov..ng persons This statement was I eel ~st H a tonant in common plied, r~atd1ng title pos· COMMUNITY PROPERTY .._,,.. ' • ' lieflt abOgtdo es) __... .... ., STATEMENT OF nave abandooed the use of witn lht Couniy Clerk of on the lee 1nl~esl 11'1and10 USl'Of\. °' encumbrances, WILL SELL AT PUBLIC ESTATE OF: 434 0 CAMPUS DR., K KENNET'... KOTLER Ul()ASlJIPFl\T •.: ABANDONMENT OF tnt FocM•ous Bus1ne11 Orange CouMy 011 12•7•95 the Common Atta ol Lot 1 lo pay the rema.n.ng PflOCI-AUCTION TO HIGHEST ALICE M. SOURCE.AU STE tOO, NEWPORT (STATE BAA l8028t) LAW ThlCou~ WIS 1ded _... Name· Orango COYnty Jew· p of Tract No. 8917, tn the pal tum of the nott(I) se-BIDDER FOR CASH. aka Al.ICE lllENKJN BEACH, CA 92880. h ,_ Otl\ o4 OnlnQf USEOFFtCTITIOUS .iry Ctntor, 13 Corporate ub•shtdNewportBel\Ch·c.1yolNewport8each,ascurtd by u.d deed ofCASHIER"S CHECK OU Q U t892,(714)852'·0833 OFFICESOFK.KENNETHCoul'llyOflNov291~ 11 BUSINESS NAME Plaza. Suitt 200, Newport Co5!a M~sa Daily Polol Dt-per mop recorded in book Trust, won lnterost ts '" DRAWN ON A STATE OR 8 A EA , aka Pubhstltd Newport KOTLER, 1888 Century NOTa·Tln FdMlllS Nllll Tne lollowrng persons Beach, CA. 92660 cember 19, 26, 1995, Janv· 374. pegas u and 48 ot u1d note PfOVided, td-NATIONAL BANK. A Al.ICE ELSIE 8 ac:n-Costa Mesa 01~ Park Ent, Suitt 1100, Loa ~~ he ren fl'INJ nave abandoned tnt use or Tht l1ct1llou1 buslnes1 ary 2. 9. 19%. 1522 M1scell1neou1 Maps of vances. ti any, undtt tilt CHECK DRAWN BY A MENKIN SOURCE.AU ~ Otc w 12 13 1: >.ng.ltt. CaM~ 90067· b dalt rt•• 111.r tn .. ~ tnt Fictitious Business name reltned 10 above said Count~. as such ttfm 1erms of uod Deed ol ST A TE OR FEDERAL CASE NO. A180507 em • • · 1102. (310) 201-0096 b ~ Otl\ A,.. FQ.. N1me: Otal Ont AA All was liltd on 12·10-1990, 111 PUBLIC NOTICE IS def.Md 10 tht Aft,cfo en-Trust, 1 .... c"-tgtt &M CREDIT UNION, OR A To a ho rt, b9ntf\c:jarJH, 1995. DATE· Augult 2 1995 '°"' &.StntSS Naft1t St91tmM Rooter Plumbing. 3042 En-tht <:ouoty of Orange, I !led • Delonlltons· o4 tnt eJq>tnHS of the Trustee CHECK DRAWN BY A creditors. coni.ngent ertlS-t-470 · • l'.l\ISI be Ued oaor • ll\lt « terpnse F. Costa Mest. CA Original File F-4n599 cn•1334855 Declaration of Covenanl.t. and of the ttus11 created STATE OR FEDERAL SAV· tors, and ptfSON v.ho may Frederic k O .. lrlch, n. i.ig o4 tu~ doti 92628 . . Hopl11n1 1Dtvtlopmtnt STATEM ENT OF Conc1i11ons and Resttoetions by aaid Ooed ot lrusl INGS ANO LOAN AS· otherwise be lnttttsttd to PUBLIC NOTICE Clffk, by Corrina San· "°' Ol 1tsell arJtlolllt 111 use. Cf1 Tht F1chllou1 Business Company, LP. Stephen C. ABANDONMENT OF recorded m book 11726. Said Ult will be held on· SOCIATION, SAVINGS AS· the W•ll or Hiatt. °' bolt!, 1319,20 doval, Deputy Chi ltlll ol a fa'<!Us bnus Name referred to abOvt Hopkins, 2695 Riviera USE OF FICTITIOUS page 307 of OlflCltl January 8, 1996, al 3c00 SOCIATION, OR SAVINGS of: ALICE M. BOURGEAU c;~MMONS Published Ntwporl IU.'nl 1n ~ crl 1111 ~ was f~ed In Orange County Olfv•, Laguna BMCh, CA BUSINESS NAME Rtc0<ds. &M amtndmtnl.I p.m. on Ult !root steps to BANK SPECfAEO IN SEC· t kt A LICE MENKIN Beach-Costa Mesa Ol!Jly uadW ftOeQ1. 5-. or on 9 ·2 3 ·9 3. F 11 t 92&51, (OE) The lonow1ng Pl'IOOS tnoreto. the tnttanc:t ol the Orange TION 5t02 OF THE FINAN· BOURGEAU aka Al.ICE (CfTACION JUDICIAL) PilOC Otctrnbtr 12, 19, 2&, ._(Sta SeQOrl ,40 No F58UOt Thl1 bus1ne11 was c~ nave abandoned tn. UH ol EXCEPT THEREFROM al Civoc Ctntet. 300 E. Chap-CIAL CODE ANO AUTH(). ELS I E M EN I< IN NOTICE TO DEFENDANT. l996 Jan. 2 1991 9'111 eu-and~ Thomas E Millet, 3157 ducted by a genetal patt· lht F1c11llous Bus1ntn Oii, gu, mlotrlls aod other man. Orange, CA RIZEO TO 00 BUSINESS BOUAGEAU (A11190 a Aculado) YONG ' ' T473 :)· Madwa. Coslt Mesa, CA nersl'lip Namt Lancasttt Vtlltgt hydroca1bon1. btlow t At the time ot tilt lnt"tial W TlilS STATE Will BE A PETITION has been $001< PARI(. an lfldl-.lldutl; ffltlO _.. ~6 Hopkins Otvalopment ShopptngCenttt aCahl0t· depth ot soo '"'-Y>1thout 1M1b11Cahon of thl1 noltct, HELD AT THE ENTRANCE llltd by STEPHEN YONG SOOt< PARI(. fndt.PUBLICNOTICE 0 ....,w""'-ft'" ...... CO "'v Edyt L ~Mtr, 3t87 Ma· Company, LP. Stephen C nit jOlnt venture,'13 Corpe>-11\t righl of surltct etmy, tht total amount ol the un-TO THE ORANGE CITY FROHLING In the Superlot vlduallY 8"d dbt PACIFIC """"""'.._...,... •W dttrt, Co1tt Mtsa, CA Hopkins, General Partntl' rate Plau. Suitt 200, New· as rtHt\ltd In Instruments paid balanc9 ot the obflg• HAU. 3to EAST CHAP· COurt of Ca11lom1a. County FARMERS MARKET; and NOTICll Of' PUBLIC ~---!_0,.f!b 1• 92628 11153868727 port Beach. CA. 82680 of record. lion ttcured by the above MAN AVENUE. ORANGE. of ORANGE. DOES 1 ttvough 20, lncfu. .,....._,_, -~ This business WU con-This itttemtnl ¥ras Med Tnt flCtlhous tnulntll Al S 0 EXCEPTING doscrlbtd Deed ol TNll CAUFORNIA all nghl llUt TiiE PETmON requests ~t. SALi! OF •Poft 8ucJl.Cos1' Mis.aw ducted by husband and with the C 1 Clefk o4 name refetrtd to above THEREFROM al rights ol and eswnated costs, 111• and lntertst conv~ 10 that STEPHEN fROHUNQ Yuu ARE 8£tNQ SUED B~ PERSONAL. PROPEATY CN3410'717535-0Dc ~;? wtfe oun Y was IJtd on 9-14-1990, In use and accesa. If arry, lo penees, and acNenc:.11, II and now he'd by ii uno. be appo.nted u ptt'IOl19I l'\.AINTIFF: (A Ud. le •Ill PurlUal\l lo lht Calilomta S 12,19.26, 1D ..... t •953989070 Orenge County on 12·7·95. lht County of Orange, ~ e1y and navtg&btt 1501,012.9\. u;a Detd of Tsu.a In VII rtPfM.Sllallve to .cl""""" dtmandtndo) GROCERS Stlf.s.Mct Storage ftdJ. ) This 1ttt•mtn1 was I.ltd Pubtilhtd ~Beach-OrJ01tlll Fat f-468459 water beyond, wtllctt "'-¥ 11 11 POll$iblt that aa the property a11ua*' in said ttr the "1alt of I.he~ SPEC1ALTY C9MPANY, • llY, ;;a & P Coo. 21700 PUBLIC NOTICE • ," woltl tilt County Clerk ol Costa Mesa Daily Pilot De-Lancasltt AssOClattl, t 1111st as an upland watet· tlmt ol Nit the opening County •nd $1tte d• dent. Calllom1a c.orporat.on, et • the l.lndtr1ignte1 , ________ ..,. Orange County on 12•1•95 ctmbtf 19, 29, 1995, Janu-Calilomla gen«al ptrtntr· lront ol owner of real prop-bid may be IM• than the scribed••: TliE PETITION requesta You ~ 30. CALENDAR w1D • al public auction. fit Mt.1"5MMSZJ J Dally PtlOI Otc 5 12 19 ary 2, 9, 1996. '5'7 ship, 13 Corpe,.!• Plaza, eny, lnch.ldlnO. but not llm-total lndtblednaH due. "MORE COMPLETELY the dec9dtnt'• WILL IW.cl DAYS •fl• U\il tumn:ns on O.c:embtf 27, 1995, FICllJIOUllUllUS It 2S 1995 " ' ' ' Suite 200, NtWport Beach, iled to, the right to 11 .. p O•t•: t2/t2/IS OESCRIB£:D IN SAID DEEO c:odlcij&, If ariy, be adnVtted ls .-wd on you lo t ~ proptrtt =..~ llAllESTAtmlT ' · PUBLIC NOTIC! CA t2Ge0, (CA) and mai111a1n Oodul, bOa1 T.D. SEllV1CE co ... OF TRUST' to probate, The ~ and t~ltttn mponse IC lhlt not to ure, Tiit ~ ~ ________ t•_a2_1 LMcesilf Village Urnlttd ps and llOt Gt f M, PAHY,p uld Trust.. Tht stttet addrHs and any 00didl1 .,, avallable court. clothing, tools andior oii. dau~ un.. as PUBLIC NOTICE cnatU4H7 Pt.rtntr1t11p. a CaUtornla as fully set f011ti In 11\strv-., 0 ,_ Merk.el As-~ oommon dealgnatlon. tor •~tion II'\ en. A or~ cal., ~wfioJd bm.1 !Ocaltd WDfU> Q..£NilCRS. t»40 STATEMll.NT OP U td hl1nersl'lip, 1 HMO ments o< recoid. ' If tlf'/ ot the rHI property l<tl)t by the COOt\o not PfOIKt you, yo!" 'YPt-at. eta M • -. ..... STATEMENT 0 , AU.NDONMENT OI' San Vicern.. SUll9 202. Lo. PARCEL 3: alatant ~. 7~7 dtscribed above 11 pur• THE PETITION ~Is ~itttn r•ponse must bt Property 20153, 2071 IOT-40 • -. O• a Angele• CA 90049 (CA) Easemenll • 1\lCtl..,.. Arnold Drtn, •••· C, porltd 10 b•· 313 1 authority 10 adminl.$tor IM In l>tOP9' legal totm If you NeWport Bl., Cotta M.... ' ~ ABAHDONMEMT r USE O' FtCTrTtOU Thia bU1lnns was '°"" menl 11 ptr11culatlt M l Martinez, CA tM5G3· SUMATRA PLACi COSTA HYile uncltf tht Ind..,.,,. VNiMht court to hGar yow Ce. lnW. (714) 648 5416 tuzr S M 111~1 ~ USEO,FICTITIOUS BUSIMEISHAME CSucttdbyajointvcntllft f0t1h In the ArUclt tmitltd 9521 (5t0)22 .. 901S ME.SA,CALIFOANIAB282a dtnt Admtnla1ta1Jon ol £s. ease. nM • 200 PM, Stored by ~LosMlniiK,CA~ llUllNllS NAME The lollO*-ong ~ Stephefl C. Hop~. Otn-• EaHmanl1" of lht DtCla· Wt~. •slsbnO the ltn-TN undersJOr!td Ttlltl .. tat• Act. (This •u!hOflfy It you dO nae L1e your r.. 11\t follow ng ptr•on1: TllS bulll!etl• ~ The lolkrlmQ ~eons have ~ tttt UM of era! PlftllGf, l.&ncUttf. As-ration rtltfenctd eoow, '""""·-~ dCaclauna lllt'I llabllltv tor Wll aaow the f*90n111 ,. spon1t on tlint, you rMY 0011 OthrNn ~ f , "'~ ht,.. abanOontCfthe ~M Of lht Ftct111°"• aua1ne11 toelaSM \.l'ld4lf the SeC'tlon ~ ..._, to ...,.._, • detlC an lnoonedneta of Int r~ to tat many tole o. ce.se. and ~ £206 Rlc..'wd HDtt., EtSI TN ~~lllN~Sl'ICI Utt Ftcl•llOUI 8uslnt11 Name: la Mnda Vtni..re 1H53M•724 WI s'UCltl Miele ~ al and any WormalJOn W9 ob-_.,t.. tdt'lt"' and other ions wfthout court ap. vngn, l'llOOfY Md prop-OOnald Loub, COOi Gusan l:WICI ~-Mm Name: Bayahof• Den I, Panntrt, • Caldorn11 Q9n' Thi aitment f.lltd follows: "Geutemerrt an0 laln wUI bt uaed kif thal common C:etlgN1ion 1 tlf'f pr0¥al. Btl~ t.11dnQ cer• arty may IM iMea iwtlhollt Aden ldtous namt tot DoY9r Duve 111, Nl'W-•al pa11Mfship. 13 Cotpc-!Wllh 1 r~ ...... O-tt11 f £ncrooctvnonl", P\lfl)OM Wh01tltr recefvtd anown ttertio 1&111 Yt!'J lmponant actiOnl. I~ ~ l*ft lht Prope1ty 0010111911, ll.WlleSbliJ 1bDirie Oft~ J)Ort Btaen. CA 92663 ratt Plaza, Suitt 200, New· ......... .,, 0 PARCEL 4: Otally Ot In Wr&l•ng. Said Al• ~ bf maoe hoWeYlt, th• petaONI rep-coUl1. zoos Ptactnt. Avt .. Cots.. 27 1985 - Th• F1ct1t1ous Buw • J)Ort a..tch, CA '112MO Or~• COunty Of! l 2·7-9S. A notMXCWIJvt Nsemenl IF AVAJL.AaU TKE but Without COVOnltlt of rosontauve will . .be requQd ~ .,. olNt aeg• , .. Mesa. C4I 92827. (714) soo $Ull s flMK Hamt r~errtd to •bOVt 'ftlt foctltlout buclnt11 PU h.c! Newport 8oach-foil lngroU, tgrt11, IHldft• KXPECTEO ()PifUNQ warrantt ~press 0t Imo to OMt nOtic. to 1t1Mtllted ~.~OU t1Wf want ~1S8 TIM •• 3!00 PM Jllfl .._..,..Mel WU In 0Tltl09 County name t~ rOd to abO¥e Co$1a Mna D ty Pilot 0.-1tian a1ld goneral D MAY alE oaT NE ~ 1 ' d~ Uie po .. petsona ~ 0..., l'lllYt 10 al ., 8l\OfM1 {lghl Stored by the ~ 111 c.iw ·QR GI GI-. on AUG 12. 1"4 fh wH on 11'®-87, 11'1 cemt>or 11. 26, 1995, ~ re:i~ JIU'Polell OVtt : CAUINO TKfj.AJ FO~ sessiOn, eonditiOn. 0, en. walv9cf t!Odct or cotiMottd wy. I '°" dO not knowr peuonf : 8063 ,Roben ~•0.-l t•.uO No.,.,.... ~ ...... <;~l'f~•no-. ary f , • 1"6 1517 ana uiion Common LOWING TILDMON~ cumbrancu, nclua1ng to lht •propcletd llC$IOnJ an M901Nf, p "'" cd Munro, 8025 Stiaron · 110ttc•l1n ~ _. ~ P ICltKh. 1~ ~..,..,_ t Aftll wtilch t1 not R• ffft ctlarges •nO ••·Tilt ~II~ an ....,_,.nfenll ~.EU7~l.$at-~---,_. ~..,. St. trviM, CA 82715 Hopklnt Oov lopment 'UILIC NOTICl 11tlc1od Common ArH , NUllN.1' ON Tffl: DAV ponies Ol lht TruatM an0 ttallon •uthOl'Hy • bl ., • l9all ,mid omc:. itM IW ._ 11 .., lled IHll Thia buSlne t -_.. CorilPanY;' L P., 13 Cotpo-eut>j.ct to Iha rlgl'll of Cttt BlfO ... TH• SALei o1 tht 1ruau C! .. ttd by gfanltd Uti1et1t _, lnl« ln,_:plion.boot!J. Propa11y :24517, \T2' ellW~Clli\ AlllW ~ bY an ndMdUal rate Ptai.a. Sult• 200, New-NOTtCE 0, Ast0cia1lon aa such ~.,ms llt013ti. ... t nid Detod or inm. ~o pay "9td "'*' -.. 1t1 Ob-~ cit que 1* .n-Pomona A" CQsla Mesa .,. ......,. -.. St.-.n Klracti. DOS Pott DNch, CA l2SGO CO. TRUITU'I SALK .,, dtflnod In N Decla· TACQtlHM lhe remalnlnf prtnelpal JKdoti lob ..-ion llftd lrtOI'*' .... ~ ......, CL 92927 f7S~ 14Nl07 """ .. ._,,.., • M tM•3•••HI ..,eJ T....... rMlon end iudh rtgtQ ot , 1111 h d N IUrnt Of lht now(a) ... ll10*tofMc.M ................... \lf\1P1UOOt TIMt: •lOOPM. &Qed by 'flll*Dtl• ms ~.., tiltid JI M. '•ten Company, 122,... th9 At odat!On .,_ Mt~· ••port cured ~ ...ao o.eio o1 c:oiMt __,..MC ..... '° ~ CALEN°""'°5 ttlt foDo*1ng "110n1· • Cll illll ..._,-1-.. MCh tht rA.-.. Oefk of 1001 ~ St., g • 190. Unft C .. S IMh In N Arftte of Mid M.. ~ Tnm IO Ml SZOl.:575 5e ~. . petl ..,....,.., U\a ,.. D\40 "°'*'Yule N ..... a ....... .._ •• , " ~ CA l29IO OtcWatiOn emllltd ~ Piiot 0.cemb9r •I. te, .tttt liaftlll '*'"" fr'Ofi\ IA ttEAMt0 Oft l'9 pell-..... ftOll • OwMf NMMt .,. tfat.i OlaflOt Ccu!tY on lM..S IPM' .._.. '"· ~ ot ~· 1195 tJan. 2, 1111.. llOfl wtt be held on ..&AHU-en .... corte IO bid • ""' ...._ Pilf, ... Ill .._fl• Dair Not Otc.12. 11,:11 lhlt bUllnti1 wn con-ICA"CMl.OW YOCJ~ME iN Otf".AUll ' Tl11=5 ... ~.'ZMY11, 1111.• t 45 P.111. UN cari..; .,,_ ...... ~.,.Ille tftade WWI .... "'*' 1915,Jen.:2, 19111. OUcf.cl "r a g9Mt .. patl• AP#~M-Oal UNOUl~DIEDOf"mUSl .,. .. 1 ..,.-nlCI ~at ..... -.c-.. 41f1f In 0tot. 703 IOQMCI atl41 ... ,tOl'Q no .. .,.,_ par90ftil a..-~~ ... t~i:--.__ .... T482 Mflltllp 1f O. SEfMC! COM-Ot\T£0 tQNl.'IO UN&ZSS rv-..--.,....,,.. _. .,.,..._ O.. h C:.r Ortw '°""' Or· ~Ofeodan; ., ,,,.. 1 11 d**9 Otftj MCI -lor • • -.. ·--"---.-.... -M:-----n-a--· HOP!llnl D•v=•n• PA.NY, .. cMJ ~ YOU TAIU! ACTIOH TO .... TltlAttD TOTM. Dial .... CA... ..... • ......,. .... .. .... Clf ~ ..... -~ LP. I C Truteff undlr IN.....,. PAC>ltCT 'tOUft ....oft· ~ rF YOU ourcT J'O ~ cen· 1111 ~ fOIOcll .. Mid ...... uffiiiiii:iii;;i~~'"lttoPklnt Oen41r_.P.,._ clelcrbd .._, ol Wll ERTY ITMAY•SOU>~'f •TIOllOI' TM ~ ......, ....... ~,_ ........... ....,_. •II"', .......... ,. WI.le ...... .:::::-a!~ '"u ... nt MU. S!LL AT "*1C A Muc l$M.I • YOU ~T....... ... 0.... "',......... ...... .... .. .. ..... .. ...... ..... .. .. --• ...... • ..... l.:~rr:~··ailE 11* 111•11•11 ._ .... AUCnoH TO TM1 ttQH. NUO 1111 ~TION Miiia 1»tlN7 a. •• _, ...... ~ -,.._., '*' ....-.. .. -. Al ,_i.e t• -ti~ Ul9!P=llllOUI Mitt .. ~ a. Oii DJ llOaa. PIC:Jft CAIH C. 1M1 MT\N C. ~ LOMllOI tf9d '° .. 111•1·11u • 1:. ......... 8 __, .. _,...... _... ~ W .._.. n•-1--=.....,orisa.:HI: ....... 'llillillt .. ~IMNO MIAINST tat... ...... ID1 I 1111 lf ~ ............ lllll'lllU ·~ .... F#.F. fl "n.~ ., :m~ ......, 1111 .. ~ W>U. YOU 1ttDUU> oaM-MPt II •ll•I ,.,. Mt 0.....-....... .. .......... YU lip. _.. ~-, .. ._ ..... a.-... ...... -=---·11"1 DCTA •lttW .La' -·---DI>••••• lliilllt -:r..:-=.•.. ~ ._ rt•Ki~-;;:::;~:r:ut:~:-; .... Oil .. Uill ~· .............. ~MIA t, '&RS...... W• _...-.-.-... .... -.. .... _..,_.!J la!,ft • I n. _. ., e ..-, .. $ 411 II..... • • I TUESDAY,~ 11, 1"5 • ' I ' "°"" Wh9rt .. Ate 11oc~ -....... -.. .. ,... .. . ........ 2983 ........ <MtaMll. ~-3135 ' - a usa o llOtl9S Tc1e:plone 8am-5:<X¥n Mooday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5~ Mooday-Friday DAILY PILOT DIADUNIS Mmday __ .Friday 5:CX¥n Tuesday__Momay 5:~ Wedoesday ... -.Tuesday 5:CX¥n Thursday ··-·····Wednesday 5~ FridaY--···-····-:Thmsday 5:CX¥n BYPHD• (714) 642-5678 BYMX (714) 631-6594 (Plea'ie include your name and pbooe number and we11 call you back with a pice quote.) BYMAILOll• •YSOH: 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 9UJZ7 C.omer d Newpcxt Blvd cl Bay St. GINlllAL POU CY Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the ri~ to censor. reclassify. revue or reject any classified advertisemenL Please report any error tbal may be in your classified *1- immediatcly. Thc Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any em>r in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. ( Zr l•H•o·u·s·ES-,--•IBALBoA COSTA MESA 2124 COSTA MESA 2624 RENTALS TO LOST & EMPLOYMENT FURNITURE 6014 CONDOS ,,,,1siiLANDiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii21iioii6 SHARE 2724 FOUND 2925 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES SS33 l~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FO 1• S•nt•'• Sp•cl•I HUGE BACK YARD Dbl Dr••Hr Brand lfOUM. -R SALE Unusually larg• 4Br Dp• style. 2Bd 18a, S299 1st Month's Rent Bal P•nn Pt. House $1000 R-ard for F, new, mirror & nit• Oll'll'01ttu""' •••••••• 4Ba 2·story upd.ied country kit, gar. Only larg• 1Bd In 30 unit Mar wedge. Sundeck, Siiky T•rrler Silv ..... _. stand ash wood $850 .Ultll...,llRatiilatill lkl hm. Lrg patio, Fmch $750. Call 968·3905. complx nr Triangle Sq. fplc, w/d. $425/ utl. grey, bind. Pink coll~. EMPLOYMENT Pleau. be a.,..are that obo. 'earJt.g wall unit • ,.,.1a.-1ecH•llle~· drs, 2 fp. Steps lo Bunk House Apts Avail nowl 675-4325 Lost on 12n at Spy. 5530 th• U1tJng1 tn this cat· S150 obo 722-0880 lnl~ ...... Mllltllla COSTA MESA 1024 bch. $3000. 723-4633 642·1401 Balboa Penn. Priv glass, CdM. Please egory may require you ......., ..... ...,........ Pr•mlum t0c. S.aut HUNTINGTON Unb•119Vabl• 1BrJ bedrm w/bath. Sep. page 560-2074 10 call• 900 numberl-M-~-R-,.-011-~---- • ...,.. ''Illy ~ M•u V•rde 5Br 2o,tBa & charming 48r hm w/ BEACH 2140 No P9lS. EJec range, entr. fp, W/D, Quiet Found 12/17 in Staler In whtch there IS a I:. '-D.nnulSE )llMl.1tiM • -lsut.ia1UH family hm n•ar parks. bay vu, 3YIBa, d.ck. patio, totalty encl gar. area. $550. 67:1-6557 Bros. Prkng tot· F•mlty Fftne.. charge P9r minute MISC. 6015 ._. • llCC, ~ ....... Lndsepd yds, nu roof/pm 3/gar. Only 7 yrs old. S5SO+dep. 642--5964 CM ahr 2 BR 2 BA Fairview & Baker Fashion Island l\ffds B• A H igh ClaH jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .... ~ ._.......... In/out. By ownr 556-8l33 $3695. 640-5324 Hom• for the Holl· A t S 3 8 71 •L 549-.8777. Instructors, R.ceptJon-Dlnn•r Compa n ion •84 Che-4 ... ._ __ ._ _ ___,-...,. dara RENT TO OW~ p mo + ~ tSIS Telemari«ttel'$ & Pl ·• .,,.. .,._ ---••......._• 2 Bd 1.SBa, fncd yd.· NEWPORT _ullls. No heavy drink· Found Gold•n R•trhl•r S • •tonic, Top Pay! motor wl2 bolt main, .... _.... -.._. ••••••••• R •ners. Please apply 5 3 3 .7 9 o 5 f • • 1111a:'wr-llllill-." .. -BALBOA Only sn5• 9SB-<M9S. BEACH 2669 mg. .sp. ~29 12/11195. 6pm. Comer in pBTson and/or cal.I inta1ee manifold. watar --HOUSES/ pctlnNSYTT II 2107 NB Charming conage of San Joaquin Hills Dena at 640-5300. & fuel i>ump, tlywhe9C, Tlda ....,..._ wlU Ill ~'~ 11.1&..n --------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii F/p. Sm yard patio, Rd & Margu•nte Ave, balancer, RV cam, W .....,_._,......_ CONDOS liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NEWPO T •1BR $825• stOf'age, w/d. EZ pkg CdM. 640-7560 GOURMET COOK/Lt EMPLOYMENT spltt fue spartc plugs. _. ......... ~Is la FOR RENT Wat•rfront with aide Bc•cu R 2169 2BR 2BA $725/\Jp $450 722·9555 FOUND: K•ys. Sunoay housekeeping. exp'd, WANTED 5 535 S2000 obo. 646-3255 ......_., .. laa0.1'1-.. ·-------· lie. 1Br, hug• d9cic, 1· £n Refrlg & dishwasher NB Oc•an View Dec. 3rd at lh• COM live out, Fi. Non· XMAS TREES 6-9', 15 .. ..,._, 1at1r8" tut Ill cat gar. Nwpt lsland.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Incl. 60x30 pool. No Mod ""Christmas Walk .. smkr. N-port Beach gal $40. Herbs. jurlipwl •-'--• M'fWUA-Ill ..... ·---------$900. David, 722-1488 pets. No fees. No em, nr sand, lg L f · area. 71~73·3643 H •r d •Work I n.. S1 . a· l(jnn•Qn ft•'---• _,. .-2BR 28A D•n fp cl lease s 45-485 sundk. $.450 5100 off arg• nng o keys1~----=------t • . .,.. ~·-...,,JI .. ......_ • • GENERAL 2102 I---------' n. · 5 1st mo. rent 646-4400 found at th• Chamber Income Pot•ntl•I up D•gre.d Acco untMt S20. C•trus-•voc:ado (1Nlt· • ....i SJt ...,......_ 11"'9-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CORONA ~~1R~m!:!°3ta~r:d Newport H.ighta, I.Iv N t 8 h of Commerce booth. to You Call 565.3484 with BS urgently Ing) $10. cemeni 1~ •lla.c.lliiullli.CllHUO 2BR 2BA UP9rlld•d tp ·~tc OwCI n mas· Pleas• call 673-4050. to listen to a 10 mm •••ks trainee l•vel tams $110. bird baths M ·llle• 1.-..uA·mt ftr ,.C~,-.-.... -ll"'"""Cl-.......... -.. -W--. DEL MAR 2 1221.,..4-36-0 __ 66_518_5"_-6460___ gar, bullt·lns. S1175. b•;ac~~' 9auiet~s;0~~ LOST CAT Black, gray tape to learn more. Accountant/Auditor 520· 909-674-9422 111-•l ••.DCnalllt• ••a .. w1 '* Bayvl•w T•rr gated La•. no/1mk/pets. ssoo 645-6799 & white Tabby w/Wht position· · .... ASAP. B•autlful hand-tied CllHUOlllUl·JSll. -• •-comm. lmmac 2br 2ba 642·6686 or 960-8383 · chest, Park Npt area. P(T Work F(T Pay PleaH make offer. Orl•ntal rugs 1ht14 & ......... 3 BR Houa• for dotch hH lrg patio •PETSWELCOMEI SSOreward.759-0284 6am·12 M·F, no exp Call 645 -8 180 8x10, seafoa~ grMn. C 11 Pl.• I L•a•• Avl nowl l-car N/pet $1750° . 75n1219° S4" "'446 tt 6 aMSJI -gar. s14so/mo. ..,.. 2 +2, new pnVcrpt, LOST: mate gray. blk & nee. S8.00/hr +comm ..,.., a er pm Classified lay~ -1'11 cau 838-0496 mlnord closets. Won't COMMERCIAL wht Tabby, big, nutty, S300-SSOO.'Wk. Mark In DOMESTICS 5540 Bo y's Ski Cloth .. ~ B:~rn c2~~ J'~:'~e~~t~~ last at S1285 675..a003 REAL ESTATE friendly. COM area. sales.8~~:2~r'ucts Uke new! Ski outfits Today! .uu.4 •• ••• All Klnds of Jobs For airy. Reis. S3tOO. 619-Ownu heanbr9 ken! boots, gloves, Levra. 642·5678 ••-All Kinda of PeoplL 360-2629 805-969-.3648 TUSTIN 2690 REWARD. 76()..8586 POSTAi. &CiOY'T JOBS UVE·IN WANTED etc. sz10-12. 646-8674 Clanlfl•d. 1--------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $21/HOUA +BENEFITS In Costa MtH home to -~-----...,.-........... ------------FABULOUS SAVINGS BUSINESS OFFICE NO EXP Will TAAIN t.allt care of 3 children. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE " you would hk• to $200 XMAS SALE FO . PERSONALS App1+1n10114-&47·199t S400 per month p1us room hv• in a hom• that"s "(While they last).liiiiiiiRiiREiiiiiiNTiiiiiiiiii2ii7iii6ii9 ll•••••••••IRelail and board. t/) I Fil Ila. 1..-.W Fie .... 1-... fiila .... 1"5aHU1 RC11TIOUllUSIES FICTmOUllUSUESS valued from S&OOK to Super clean 1Bf/2Br (714) 574-4243 ... llAllUTATBIOO IW&IUn..T ~-~ S12M. Visions Pl'oper· luxury apts near 5/55 •Balboa Island• *BRIDAL SALON* .,.. -' · The I~ penon(s) lllM Tiit kllowlng pmon(s) IHte lht laloMng peaon(s) ivm llH on Dl1play Is Fr-.ways. can Maggie Martne Av•. upstall's PERSONALS 3002 Eat. bridal salon a ~ 0 dCllllg r:usrness a ST\.00 ONE dOlng taianas a JOSH SlO-dQng lluS&ntSS a A. 00 (7l•) looking for quallfi4KS 541-310:?.. omc.. 150 aq ft. needs a radiant P9r· •••••••-- CA(Nf:JHISN> & ~OOH) CUllS. at W Coasl ttonn1. 474-1001, «MO~ 8l'fd managen to live In $325/mo. 675-8877 son with a great smile MERCHANDISE ""' 0 ~ S1S2 TCUClust Daw I.I Palma, NtwllOltBucll.CA92663 'Sf/, Newport &ucn these propert.ea. FOf' --------DATINQ? SHV? lo grMt all our brides.·-------· ~ CAU2'3 r~ Mnloald. Inc. A ca-. further Info contact MISl"CTT 11 .. n:ous For. fun tlm• Call Concierge exp. a plus! ....... c.w c MIQsomtlal. 5152 lol'IN ~. 2(» ~ Dtrec:t Nd leltCOll'ml11ta EDz.abeth or Melissa ~u; 011·592·590-035. F/T. 714/546-5700 I~ ~ lcMcluse ~ I.I Plt!N CA Aold.ComMeu.CAG2626 • UIL ~1!D.2, tN 714-280-8080 RENTALS 33c per mlnut•. 18-t-Retail ANTIQUES 6010 '"' a. ~ taiMess 11 ~1¥ 1~11 cotO.lded1¥ ~ ~ ~ Q266osa 307 HOT CONNECTIONS *BRIDAL SALON* W 0 an 1~ HM you SUltlcl cbng Mt-Tiu tm111m rs COIQidld ~ 1-8()()..84$-4888 Est.. b ridal salon Is '"' ~ Thi~ commenceo tD ness'lf!(1No ~ AP'BDTMENTS BOTEl.S M .. t N-P.ople seeking a dynamic •BUYING ITEMS• ill ....__ nnuct tani.ness undtr 11'11 SX>NED TAYUlR FteiOLO. The~~ IO ~ lhe Fun Way Today! nlu consultant to as· From 1800-1960. 1 pc I ....- fimous business 1'1111'11 or IC. A Clldonll Cotpoc*'I, By llJSinm under the FOR RENT a KOll!tS 2711 1 ·900.255-2700 Ext slst our brides. Reta.II to entfr• Ht.ale. Paint· I'\. I NmCS llstld lbow on 10.20-9!> KNn lit f1nloald. PlaiclerC ~ lllSlllUS name 7243 52 11.'llwl ll+ TT pnn sates experience A tngs, china. glsware, ' 'I '" ~ SQIEDCESAAC~ Th:sAlll~WISfiled'tlllltll llsadlbolieon111\195 Nq'CIS.W.U(llt)&C5-8C)4 MUST! FIT. Costa fi..rn.•tc.lmm.dcash, ~ "' ... nu Stalitmenl •• ltled Miii lilt Ceuncr ~ ol Onl10I llftCl NET lELECOM-LAGUNA BEACH Mesa area. top s. 673-6223 Iv msg .... ... ~~~6~1~ ec.i:~~ 211~:,, Name Gee, tre.aulwuo . er <Md BALBOA MOTOR INN BUSINESS & vc;,u.::_a,: ,:~::!::;: 714/s..15-5100 '"' 0 NOTU·TllS FQ~ Nlml Statlmtnt IPCPllS he~ from Tin S1all!ment was f•eo d PENINStTIA 2607 ~~:HBO~.~~ 1 ·900-<484·2600 Ext S •IH/M8tk•Ung APPLIANCES 601 1 W IPf Ile dlll 11 wa !Md 1n Ille Olfiet ol lhe ec.incy Otlll A new FQ. l'ft on Oecttnbet6. 1ggs Coffee Serv • Daily $38+ Proc:al Co (902} 954.74~0 literate. FAX. resum•:I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill Sllllllntnt IJIPllU liw yillS hom IN cl.-rt Wll llltO 111 Ille Olltct Courtly Qelll of OIJnge rn""" '"'"" ,.... FINANCE 15"2. '2.11/m&n Mull"-11. Executrves. Computer \\I ~ ol ltlt Collncy Oelll A nrw ftca. Mlu1 lkltiness Name Si.ment NOTCE·lllS fd•ous Name $800 1BR BALBOA y Sl7S+. M<lilhly Avail 714-280·1180 Attn: FF Frig 1135. Wuhw -· -.is lklsine:ss Name Stlllmtnl must bl Wed pnor IO INt Gall ricpru lrw yun llOITI 417 E. BAY AVE. 714-494-5'2.4 1---------MEAUSERSWPS Elizabeth. Or call & Dryer St 10 .. ch. -.., mm bl llllCI pnor IO M cl.-Thi hllng 01 lhs Sl*tnelt doa cl* It was lad tn tit Oita UTILS PD. STV/FRIG. 915 NerG C... B BUSINESS 280-8080. Warrant" & Delllf9rY lff .. Tiit i.tio ol IU stmmtnt dots ol rtsell IUlllolul h use rn 111t Cou~ Otfll A oew Ftdr· NO PETS 541.1155 FOR SALE 2900 3018 (7 1 4) 9 5 3 9 e 2 2 \\I -' O not ol tts4ll IU1hoazt ltlt UH 111 a.a al a f1c:hous ~ lk!Sltlf.SS NMne ~ ..... Sal•lf./Phon• . o a.. ~ lhs SI* al a fQ'°'1S bness Ill~ ol b llgtlts ol be Wed pnor tD INt dlle Pr•atlgou• Y•cht R•laxad Wat•l'front Why play Hide 'N ...-=: ~--~ltlt =: ".:" ~ ~44&) :r:: ~~use~ COSTA MESA 2624 VACATION LASEReuTAO Amus• Club In NB Harbor 35 ~a~e':r .. ~::~r ~::;: Seek ~11th chUdc..,..., c:ommontaw(SetSecaon14400 seq,aian.un~ mmol a fQ~IManess RENTALS 2722 ment •· Est'd cult ftaUpsavail.640-1494 net's #1 Boat1119 Co Call Claeelft•d It seq. IMlntss ..S ProCusions ,_.),,__ 111 _,._,., CIC Ille ....-OI base. Fun Zon.. Can 4 76-6870 Charles. Xlnt SfBenl 723-7389 today I 642·5678. , .. _______ .. ,......_~ ......., ..... , .,.,.__, ,.,.___ ~ '""'.... 2 2BR 1 BA Laundry Mark S80K. 723-6453. -----------------._ · .._ __ __._, 11ndet ........,. Stm or hk·ups, gar 2868 N•w 28' motor home fnt ""~Ate. Sil 440 la. (Set S«*IG 14400 • for • t. F U kltche 1---------~ lucll-CosU Mw ltdltt1lon IJuch. CA '12641 SIQ. amness and Plo!essions Hickory Place. S695 & r n u n. BUSrM'Ceos c:aGe2S Olt12.11>28 19QS ~Bucfl.cosiaMm ~) $675 (310) 431·7870 shower, TVNCR. Day "''~ ..1112.111115 ........ 11l681~0et f-6ng & wkty rates. 559-8844 OPPORTUNITY S.l2.11>.29, lllGl5 Newpcll'IBuc:b-ComMm 1BR/2BR Mobil• Home Wheth•r you're buying 2904 S.. your horM --------CN342'261 4179480.C 12.1926. Oulat & S.cure. Of' Hlling, Classified through elUalfted. Buy tt. Seti tt. Find It. 111\l5.Jan2. lll!:l6 1991 Newport Blvd. covers 811 your needs! liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;::;;;;:::=;;!:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=;;;;!;:=;::;::;::;;;;;;::::;;:;:::::!:;;:;;;:;84;;;&..a;;;~3=7=3==;;;;~-==--------PAYPHONE ROUTES r Local SitH·fOI' aal9, STARTING ANEW BUSINESS!! • • • • • • • • • • • • • The !!gal Depattmmt I# the Daily Pilot is p!MseJ to announce a new servia now tam/JM to MW bu.sines:ses. ·~ wiJJ"""' SEARCH the name for you trt no exJm chargr!, lind save you the . ~mid the trip to tlN Onut House in Santa Ana. Thm, ef C'011ne, afar' the searr:l1 is~ wr wiO file J"'ll' fotitious business 1llZ1N Sllllmlmt with the~ Clerl4 publish tma d WtJt forfow Mair Ill rtltfllirtJ by law""" thm file JOllT protf of~ with the~ Grit. Pktise ~ by to file your jiaitious business ildlvndll 111 the Daily Pilot, 330 w. &I]~ a. Metil. if JOI' t:lllllltJI""' bj ~ Ofl/J Ill Ill (114)_ 642-:4321 """aw wi/J '1tlJte 11111111ft1Mi11Sfor JOI' IO httntlJe 'this/'~ ,,, 1nltiJ. lr shotJJ htlw ""'fanl!tr fJWSlitllt4 ~ aJJ"' •_.Will~ ""'1T"""' ,W IO llllitl JOI'-GooJ IMc/t in,,,.-w,,,.,,. . . \~ . S2.000/Wk potential. 800-208-5300, 24 hra. VENDINQ•Local Ac:counll wrlh over 25 machlrl•a•Buy all or part•eoo.a 1 a.0908 MODY TO LOAN Amf OURCUIEBTS 2120 I • TUESO'-V. DECEMBER 19, 1995 JO DAY'S CRoSSwoRo PUZZLE "1 QtAWU GOmN ~ OllAll SHA9 _.,, TANNAH .-sof 71 Fi 72 CoPY • chwtng 73 F.,,.,,, rooms DOWN 1 Not ~ 2 8ullflghf ChM<1 3 Pl9C9 of • dlatl • Pal'lemS 5 Sul\"rNt oooa. I ProcM:e (an egg) 7 Oro Ot!OC e 0ctneuies 9 WatN 10 Greek len« 11 SetfTM 12 lsnelCtto 13Wint>va- 19 Cha.spieces 2t Irate. 25 CNrnlll·a WedO:l 21 Sol!P-malang 11igr9dlenl 28 Polish 29 Ad.Of Shaf!f 30 Hai,, style 3 t Tralfic sign 35 Pry 37 Water main 38 Midcte Eastern 39~ •2 Festoon •5 Take 10 tne aloP.eS 46C~ "8 Changed 50 Pardled feeling S2 Gllllals COUS1n 53 Polish 5' fUteS SS Smudge 5 7 Striket>reaker 59 Hawlleye of "M·A·S•H" 61 Jazz muSIClln -Ellnglon • 62 Eves 91101n 63 Cinanila11 ream 6.s~Code &6~dU-. W1$ MAD IT STt\NDINO ON YOUR HEAD ... a. ....... Doth wlnerabile. South deals. •KQI 0 12 O QI087 • 1015'4 NOR11I •.J 106 Q Jt3 <>At64 •K73 EAST •A8732 ·Q 8'74 OKJ3 ... 9 so urn •64 Q AKQ 105 <>92 •AQ81 .The bidding: SOUTH WEST Plo'ORTR EAST 10 p-JI:' p-a. p-'._, p_. Paw p ... Operung lead: King of• The normaJ way to plan a cam- paign i$ for declarer to see which of the closed band's losers can be ruffed lD dummy. However, when dummy bolds high t rumps, it is often wise to look at t he holding from Lhe opposite point ohiew. After North's single raise rn heart&, South's bid of three dubs asked partner to evaluate the club holding only for game purposes. With a key honor in the lnal suit. and a maximum ra1st>, North had no hesitation in bidding game despite only three-card htart sup- port We>l led the king of pades; and declarer \\as fa~ with thrtt sure klltts -lWO in spadel and OM in di•monda The only problem wu lhe fourth club. The two obvious •·•1• to avoid a lour 10 lbal 1uit DeUI• ed. 'nK orla so-· -·s ml, 1-onr. Moon;f. ,..,.. -MEaCUIY 1135 Aunt good. $1300 ~!ll!!~~iJ!l!!!~~'~liiiiliiiiiillila .. lilill~ obo. 875-0049 NpB ae Aa••nl DX AulQ, was to find a~ split, or the hand CHEVJtOI.ET 9045 with ~ bM.11.8 holdq four dubs ;·-----• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 6'K tnl. tieu., Ot.'a C.,, peged. 17200 firm. S•I 81580 PP 1ti7 Mercury s•te, rune .. ~ cete• 5)k "'°"· .. Qpllor\a, muat wet.~ to ... $3500 ObO 4134-esoo. l:.IC -SPFAN u well. Jn tM lauer event. South TRAJISPORTATION •93 c...., c .... ,. _J_G_U--•• -...--9-1_0_5 rould draw t•o round• or hearu, 81riin9ttL Ful power. <A - then c:uhthetopclube. Th cterend-T.fop, wneets. t liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1--------- er w1lh the ttmainma lrump will owner, •II records, 1 ... .JAGUAR X.19, MISC AUTO 9245 have to follow to four rounds of. BOATS 7011 alarm. 723-t504 Forest Green, to.ded'fiiiiiiii. iiiiiiiii•liiii dub• while the laat gee.a rulTed on 1990 CMtaller 41 ,000 tuna great, MIJST IN'EIWON• DRIVWSI the table. A glance a\ t.he di• ..... ,.. Din...... 8 ' West Ma· ml, xlnt cont!. Gr9)' 2· SEE! $8200 080 REPOSESSED l'&BS ---..... door coup. S5,•00. 4 3 • -6 5 O O LI c ._,.,, will suffice to meal t.hateiiher line ~'.:se, hnew bottom, & 8'75-lOOS (tSOR952) •T•o-•...-.• ia doomed to failure. P new engln• ---------1 93 Chev Corsica 'nlanka to the hi-'-lNm""' 00 the S800 firm. 723-6048 91 Chev S10 Bl•z•r --------.. __ ,__ &" r-Must Miii 1 owner, MAZDA 9125 SM Toyola Camry LE table, ~ found an altttnative teceipt.s. Super clean• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 94 F«d T..,-ipo ~:n~:e_~ ~ ~~;; POWER BOATS 112,soo 723-7879 •93 828Dx suver, •dr. : ~=King Cab with the queen of sp•du an.cl 7012 at/ac/ps/pb, am/f m 89 Mercedes 420 fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilFORD 9075 cas•. ".w tlr•• & 87 cnev Spectrum aJ\other, declarer ruffed in band 92. Hobie Pwr 13 • .Ohp tags, mint! 1 ownr 87 Sterling 820SL and ducked a diamond. East won Mariner, Traller. Ctr ii~ii1iii.iii__.ii•iiiiPiirii.,..iiii1ii•ii,•I St0,950. 644-542• 87 Acura tntegra and ~wmed a trump, taken in the Con90le, Extras $5500 -.... 17 Ford A.,01tat d osed band with the ace. A dia-986-2929 tv ITlffs.ge ~"~9:i.:'1~o=: MERCEDES 9130 •Tlb 0-Pa_...tat mood LO the ace waa followed by a REGARDLESS OF diamond rutfecl hi&h, and the ten of ·-~-11n--B0-,11-... S--.,-n~-A :,c::g, ~~S$ ~4500 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii t ert.ak by th -k ~ ~ LVA.:S '92 300E Black, PAST CREDIT r:umd ips bov enfi e Jhac dpro-CLASSlFJEl> loaded, wfttr pnone. 1~UTO Vt e~ t e;nt?b ~r •rot ~r I ia-'30 SAIL BOAT• It'• ~ resource you 53,000 mila-. S26,750. TO ••UV£ mon r u w1 ec arer s ast Olaset, wheel, clean, can coun1 on to aell a 966-9348 •------'----t.rump. owner term•. $11,000 myriad of merchan----~;.....;.........;;..... __ AD t.h.at remained was t.o cross to Pos terms. 723-4074 dis• ttems, because SELL the king of clubs and extract the 25Ft Coronado with our columns compel your home C last fa ng with dum my's nine of qualified buyers to son mooring, Newport alll hearts. The ace and quet>n of clubs Harbor. s9,ooo. Call c 842-.5978 throu"h classified scored declarer's mnth and tenth G<te>-4053. ------------~"'-'---- tricks 1·c-e_l __ 2_5 __ re_b_u_1l-t/IO_a_d_ed_, ---------------------~ '----_,;.~---=---- cruising/racing, $5000 flrm. M~.st see! Call. 723-6048 MARINE SUPS Doas 1022 Learn to be a better bridge player! Subacribe now to the Gotto Bridge Letter by callina (800)788-1225 for information. Or write to Goren Bridce Letter, P.O. Bmr 4410. CIUcaeo, n. 60680- 441~ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii COMPUTERS 6018 JEWELRY, FURS PETS & 35' • 55' Max. Bal Pen. Sec 1-car prkng incl. On-shr facility. 53501$750,mo. 723-5835 50 FT ma,c side tie, 6049 great loe near NHYC, Mac Cl Upgrd 040 Crd 8 125 • soft ssoo obo 13 Monitor 673-3464. MAC SE Tons ot s w . plus printer & modem $495 for all! 646-6306. WANTED TO BUY 6019 & AJ\T 6025 ANIMALS Perfoct for boat pa- Red Fox Fur Coat PUG show qlty, hny rado $12''1. 675-9282 hip length, stze 8 10. rem, fawn 4 mo, hse BALBOA YACHT Beautiful! Pd $1500. brkn, shots & papers BASIN has boat slips 1acrir1co $500 obo $500 858-3688. from 31 to 40 ft avail, 5 4 8 -4 9 9 8 $14.50 ft. 673-1761 S llv • r bell buckle. 'S av• abused 8 n d t-S,....L-l""'P_S_:_2_2_'_t_o_44_' cowboy style mounted abandoned pets. Be 8 Sh I I with a five shol Der-volunteer/foster. Cnll owers. sw mm "g ringer pistol $400 obo. 714-597-9037. ~~:t~rs. f;i~no~'l to 675-7239. YORKIE for Xmas! 1 v.i lb, Calendar gu1, yr i--------- old, hse brkn, t1t1e<1 & MOTORCYCLES -----------------··--------• I 0 YES,RU MY CAil : Looking to sell shots s2500 sss-368a. SCOOTERS 8018 Heed Size t t AAA PETS & Women's Shoes New ANIMALS 6049 or used Ur g • n t iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •--------- Please call 64~180 ADOPT·A·PET MUSIC.AL t :.9v~dao~ a ~~9a.~ Run your ad in the Newport Beach Costa Meso Doily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Volley Independent to Every Sat & Sun at INSTRUMENTS 6055 4800 Miles, excellent FREE TO YOU 6022 PETSMART. Fountain condition, $15,950 Valley. Puppies. kit-Baldwln Acrosonlc obo 434-6500 tens and more, all Ptano. Spinet type Uc ( l3X7322) Lp ,._ o.lil c....t C MC ~ °""" ll that extra junk stacking up in ~~~ the garage? Moving Boxes pecking paper, sizes 642-3441 looking for lovmg, car-s1250 tuned trice-now COME SEE OUR BMW all Ing homes. CALL. 597· condition GTJ-6246 ROADSTERS START-9037 tor mofe Info. ING AT $8 990 Adorable Am. Es-IRV SEAVER M'C reach over l 00 ,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit cord # or mail it in with 0 check today! Run for a week! 1r your car does not sell we'll run it -------~b.,~- .... OMYllllOl JlOW--C.--CA~ P 41.0"1WOMl'V'~.,,.._,,4 ~,_,,..,~ SERVICE DIRECTORY BUSINESS SERVICES 3488 Our ••P•rt• recrull, \rain, create policy, develop mulU-medla ads. 71•-440-9008 · CARPENTRY J S 10 'v ~ aorooe sole cx:iS wtors µ11< to 'Yoo is o 1reasuie to rreone else --------klmo Pupa White, SPORTING 714-532·3700 JEWELRY, FURS Just 1n time tor GOODS 6065 & ART 6025 Christmas! 8\1\ wka Old l st shol: UK C I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOR SALE: Jewels of 1he Rich & Famous & Othersl Gold, d1a· monds. col°' stonos. Buy Sell 640-2661 reg. 3 male, 3 fomalo. AefObic Hnllti ftdtf From St49 Almost housebroken Trd!NI New S19000o.'y $249 Good Jobs reliable services Interesting things to buy ....... ~,.,.._._ ----------0•-§ ........ ::J .. ..., ., ........... 0 ..... • .,,..._ ~ o....-'- ·~ A ,.ffi $150-$350. 548-4998 MJ'liGrnHtwSl~S2SO ¥Poodl•• AKC• si.tA.NNS..~9!>.~$291 Tea Cup Toy & Mini l.bcyttlNn~ms • ·-::I-c.-.. I J:1..-0~.._ _ .......... , c-~ c c..-a...; a .._. .... • a......... c--_c......,..._ , o ..,,_,,,_ ..,-.J a..._ ... ._.., 642-5678 RANCH MINK Short jacket med-small $500 obo 673-3402 $2~$950 714-838-4•57 Sobell t.t.r SIXICU)r• S~9S sen your hom• HUGE SAl.E ENDS SUNDAY! through ctaas111.a. 2000 EXERCISE MACHINES!!! 642·50 78 8.nt lltpo'111._S57~0t7 ll's all there every day In Class1r1ed 642--5678 for another week FREE! All for $10• : •JJO"'''-II 00..li..._.,&... I • • • • ·------. --. --------------. -. CHILD CARE ~536 COMPUTERS 3556 DRYWALL HANDY MAN 3710 INTERIOR iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVI CE 3584 D ESl G NERS MASSAGE 3830 PAINTING 3858 PET 3 7 82 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SERVI C£S SPRINXLERS 3921 3 8 7 0 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii : l>t.U \llH.R 'l'H I \L: 1 IRU RH,l111f R \TIO\'. Com put er Coach liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Carpen trw •Elect r I ca I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii For etfectf\le learning ,...SMALL JOB EXPERT Plumblng•Orywall• A.II •PP• & sonware DtywalllPtaster Repa;r Stucco• Painllng•T1le Mark 075·7245 , Hang.ng. Tapmg, Tuturt Roofing•Jom S.t-7•94 Micro Sy~tems Suppor1 Comm Rea 551-5573 ----------CAAPENTAY•Wlndow• •BIRCH ST. DESIGN• 3920 Birc h St. lt01 NB Fatme • Wallpaper Carpet • Bhnds Save Up to 50% 714-756-1420 Skin & Body Car• 10~ OFF All Facials Massages &. Waxing Call Boei.y 286-6608 MOVING 3834 21 ~ra OUalllJ Palnllitg PLUS louchups. Peraonatlzed Pet C are 2• Hrs. Richard Sinor Kennel al\ernahv• No Uc1 28C>644 645-3209 atreas or worry. Uc, SPRtNKLER REPAJR Valve1•Htads•T1m• docks. 25Yrs Local Exp. John 202·2831 CHUNG'S PAINTING Ins. Ref's. • 673--7184 1--------- 20 Yrs Exp. Gd Price!--------TRANSJATOR/ Guar work. Free Eal. ue131sso2 538-1534 PLUMBING 3890 TUTOR 3927 Provides computer l---------- corinect1v11y. Call for ELECTRICAL 3610 deUula 71 4-64 2-5925. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------A·1 EJectrlcal work CONCRETE & Duncan Electnc Doors • Wood Fences • Drywall Repau • Ll'261581 • Call Bob 249-8323 Pg-312-0026 -JE_WE __ l_R_Y---3-7-8-4 PUBLIC NOTICE Oen• A.brama ftalntlntt 1n1.u1 Qual Pain~u$ THE LOCAL PLUMBER LEARN SPANISH HOWi Hand~man Charlle The Cahl. Pubhc Utili-Llc'dllns'd since '78. .. Jamaa E; Banger1 Co.· Great gilt lor you alld 11•11rONRY 3557 . Outck Respon"• u~ Local Uc. 050.7042 Painting, carpentiy. tiH Comm1111on RE-H9-7oe3 F>g-66'.31M7 Since tlM7 family. Exp'd SA Tutor plumbing, rence bldg. William Harold Jewetora OUIRES that all us9d ------.,,,.---1 Friendly Servlce•lrlsur•d Susana 973·7409 Local restd. 760-504' Watch & jewelry repair household· good a Ike'• Custom P aonhng Ll532t81 675-9304 Bt1ck. Block, Stone, Tile•----------Antique• Fine J~et~ movera print their Prof, Clean, Oualoty G p 1-----------~N~~-tl c p FENCES ----------v~ Wor'-. In'""-• 0 ,..,..k •. Al.LE IS LUMBINO TILE 39.,8 one. a110, Drrveway Home Repair/Remodel Buy1seM1~ 073·038 P U.C. Cat T number; " .,...,., ... ..,... 2 • S ~ C .... N -~ crDIV'U Fplc BBOs Ref 25 Yr •• DE vs 36 s c hmos and chauffeurs Llf'703468 831-4810 ""' ... mergency vc.l"iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii A to Z HANDYMAN A our ..--""'-"VVL . . -ui C.n 1 oala Mesa/Ne-Nport I t h I TC P Oraln Clean•ng-Repopes 1• INSTAU.lREFACE CAB NETS 721 UIU, ~tlngton 8ch ~p. T~ry 5 !>7 •7 $9 4' 25 Yeara Exp 1----------1 pr n 1 8 r · • • num. .IUNQ LEE Palntlng Faueetts•Olepoaals CERAMIC • MARBLI! Kitchens, baths. ooors.,.._ _ _.<_1J_4.._) w. __ 1 .. _1 _ __,1 * Best Price/Quality • F E N c £ S • Jim 031·2400 IANDSCAPE & ber In •II •<Nen ise-Ell\/lnt New const. LowMI ll7•73118nd11na 648-3299 ORAN I TE Install & indows Doug 54g. !>II menls. Ir yoo have 8 $$ GuarntMdl Terms OK Fab. Clean-up. 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Mo~ Cuat••lud X•a• SERVICE 38941,--....------.. • Mc,._. Carpet.'Upf\I $10 oo per.<hO\A'. nv uuu l.andsc:aptng & Mairtt, .,.,.,.,..,,_,,, • 7""ap Carde & Cel.O.raphr iiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PLUG c.pee ' ~ ClcrilO 714-548..0380 co111"1'1»Jtcroot' FLOOR INST•'" Tree Trim • Rem ...... , ln1urtd alnc• \Ht. You n.ov1d• .... ds etc. prompe S.W..Fll1 Ra!01 -------au<An ~ "'°"" -·.. CALT1341SO 957·t500 ,.._udt-IM"' =J2 eves PU"E WATE" CAAE n4445.91e2 •RITA· GENERAL 3558 REPAIRS 3620 ...-------1-Gar~C1enng--..,~SYC~·--l4_1..,-s_s1_2 ...... .. .,....,. Poot/Spa S'IC & Repalrs. CIHrtlng Done AlghU 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiim;.iiiiiiiiiii •STOP SMOKING* PLANT ARTIST fllter .. PumpvHeaters Reforenc Av llabl•. I• •QUALITY WORK• In 7 Oaysll Sptc1ailst In e11tstlng MUSIC PIANO a VOCAL WNkty Siie. .. ... 12• I N CERAMIC TIL£S 7l4.o42-7g11J CPI 8UtLO£RS Ute. HardwdNtnyl/Cer&mlc All I d ti I 3 28 •WINDOW Cl••n'!19 esld nUal Const. Mrble/Ca rpet·Bndnn• Money S::~:!antH u~::::.~~;j1:~1,,,LEiiisiisiioliNiiiSiiiiiiii3ii8ii3ii5 LESSONS 3868 nooPING 3910 5 •Carpe\ Cleanh J• U0.1rSt &42h lnsurod L'1~71J 72.2·73~2 "11~780-81&2 1• " •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil •Streak/Spot FrH • (7 14) 995-49 93 • OIYe VIOUn or Plano •Pfene L••eon.• LeaQ • .....,.. Rep'd Fr•• Eall0 28·7079 S.J. Scott c.n.tructlon u•.,.,,,y -•u J?tO ._. ____ ..;..... _ __, LEGAL L.essona lo eomeone you 6-AdUh Enleft.ainmtm •THUltOER RQOFINO• Aegroutlng & Inst ll'n Holtday Window Custom Homa BUildcts nnnu nlAA rr lovel Can Kalberne's 'avallabla. Oegreea •FOf•loryour·foofirlQ L*870130 Dean of l Ct••nlng O uallly LIC 11111 481164. Rel'•· ~lij[i"Cjli'ij" ___ ,isii£Riii~iiicii~iii.&3ii8~1~2il ConOet1 AHOC .. '31.e288 T•ec:flef. •40-194'7 nHda. A•oofJrepalt. U3·80GS or 84G-852C wcmc 1 r 1 ,,1... 'lt44l7S.TIH 144111 Rattt.4 ~ HOM! 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