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Home My WebLink About1998-03-04 - Orange Coast PilotServing· the Newport-Mesa community since 907 Judge lets .srispended student return to school . / • District punished Corona del Mar High senior after police found drug paraphernalia in his car. His attorney argued the action was unwarranted. 8y Husein Mashni, Datly Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -In a move that could be a blow to the school district's controversial zero-tolerance alcohol and drug policy, a Superior Court judge stayed a suspension of a Corona del Mar High School student Monday. Ryan Huntsman, an 18-year- old Corona del Mar senior, was thief · ·dropped suspended last month after being stopped by police for reportedly playing his car stereo too loud. Upon searching his vehicle, police reportedly found a clear plastic bag with a pipe in it. Huntsman said the pipe and bag belonged to a friend. Convinced of her son's inno- cence, Kathleen Huntsman had him take a drug test the follow- ing day, which reportedly 'Showed no trace of the drug. from ~ lawsuit • City of Costa Mesa still named in suit that claims police department toler- ated sexual harassment, discrimination. By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Police Chief Dave Snowden has been dropped from a lawsuit alleging be was aware of sexual harass- ment in his department and retal- iated against female officers who complained. In the suit, which was filed in Police cited him for noise pol- lution. But when the ·police report reached the school district administration, Huntsman received the full brunt of the dis- trict's controversial zero-toler- ance policy which, for a first offense, required he be suspend- ed for 30 days and transferred to another school within the district. But Hµntsman, who is active in several extracurricular activi- ties, chose not to register at New- port Harbor. Wanting to ·share his graduation with friends at Coro- na del Mar, Huntsman and his mother chose instead to fight the district's decision. QUESTION Is Newport-Mesa's I zero-tolera~ drug and akohol polky too strict? Call our Readers Hotline at · 642-6086. Huntsman's attorney, David Shores, argued in court that the school district had overstepped its, authority by suspending his client because Huntsman was not on school grounds or on his way to or from school at the time he was cited. The zero-tolerance policy applies only when a student is on school grounds, participating in a school-related activity or going to or from school. Shores also said the district hadn't seen any of the evidence, which he said proved Hunts- man's innocence, at the time he was suspended. Attorneys for the school dis- trict agreed that the decision to suspend Huntsman was not based on the evidence but on the police report against him. "Nobody from the school dis- DON LEACH I DM.Y N.OT November and named the city of Costa Mesa and Snowden as defendants, three former female officers claim the police depart- ment tolerated widespread One of many major landsll~es coven Back Bay Drive near San Joaquin Hills Road where two blrd-watcben pause. · harassment Dave Snowden and discrimi- nation, including fondling and sexist slurs. Snowden's dismissal from the suit, which was official Friday, came a week before a scheduled hearing in Orange County Supe- rior Court concerning whether the chief could be held personal- ly liable in the case, said Jim Murphy, Snowden's lawyer. In a legal demurrer filed last month, Snowden's lawyers argued the chief could not be named personally in the suit because there are no allegations that he participated directly in sexual harassment. • SEE LAWSUIT PAGE 4 Storms drive up dredging c.ost • Rains and a state Department of Fish and Game deadline have delayed the $.5,4 million project By Jenifer Ragland, Dail>' Pilot NEWPORT BEACH Recent El N'llio-related storms have increased both the amount qi muck in the Back Bay and the time line for scoop- ing it out, which will ultimately raise the price tag of the $5.4' million dredgmg effort. • Larry Paul, Orange County manager of Coastal facilities, said . ' tnaeesed runoft aming down Sen Diego Qeek and into the Upper Newport Bay bu added at l8ut 100,000 cubic yardS of gunk to the already sediment-laden estuary. And because dredging crews cannot work in the heavy current caused by storms, the recent activity bas added a nlinlmum of three weeks to the prOject, which began in ~ly Jan~. . . •Jt's been a start-and-stop kind of process," Paul said. "lt wu IOlllewhat anticipated that we wowd liave weather delays, but beCause of the severity of the stOrms, it has been more delay tbiui we hoped for.• But the It.Orms aren't the Only delay. A March 1 deadline setoy th• state Department of Fish and Game prohibits dredging lri the tern neSting area of the bay until Septem- ber, sa1d Asaistant Qty Manag- er Dave Klff. Project managers Will have to fl~ out how to deal with that issue within the next week. When the county tested the water after a major stoml Dec. 6, about 100,000 cubic yards of excess muck had settled into the bay, and that wu before a series of storms in February, Paul said But because IODle of the sediment wubiel out to sea, be said it is difficult to deter- mine the net impact until the storm season ls over. A flna1 survey of the sediment Will be taken probably iil late March or early April. •SEE SACK BAY PAGE 4 trict saw any evidence when the decision was made,• Shores said. •We agree with the need for a strict anti-drug policy but it looks like the district · may have exceeded the scope of juri.sdic· tion to do this.• Judge Robert E. Thomas' nar- row ruling Monday will allow Huntsman to return to Corona del Mar beginning Thursday. A hearing is scheduled for March 17, when both sides will argue U the district overstepped its bounds and whether to overturn the suspension • SEE STUDENT PAGE 4 Soffer plans to reopen _ Blue Beet '~rt officials say the local restaurateur living on the lam in Las Vegas must first obtain permit. By Christopher Goff ard, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Fugi- tive restaurateur Sid Soffer appears to be at loggerheads with author- ities again, this time because he wants to reopen the Blue Beet Cafe in McFadden Square without a permit. City offi- cials say Soffer can- notopen the 21st Street restaurant without a QUESTION permit because the doors have been closed for more than 180 days, which means he loses his previous status of "legal noncon- formity• with municipal codes enacted after he opened locally in 1960. "When businesses exist, and codes change, as long as (the businesses I stay open, they're OK.• said Newport Beach City Manager Kevin Murphy. After closing for longer than the established period, however, the permit becomes necessary, Murphy said. Soffer can appeal to the city planning department for an exemption· from the rule, city offi. cia1s say. •SEE SOFFER PAGE 4 r-----------------------------------~ Panel u holds ball field l!Pgr~e • Newport parks commission reaffirms earlier -··-§> •• R~vaj of J!lan to )m_.Prove Llttl~ I:ea~e field at ~ Lincoln School, wbi~ resid ts oppoge. ... NEWPORT BEACH Despite strong opposition from neighboring residents, the dty'a Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission on • Tuesday night upheld a plan to improve the Little League field at Uncoln mementary School. Commissioners recoJ1.1id· ered th81r February approval of • the upgrades after resident& of Canyon Crest Condomlnluma and Bayport Apartments clabned they were not property notified of the bearing and wam.d to provide more l.llput. ~ the e-o Votllt lil wbkh Commlesloner Pat Beek ab9talMd cN9 to • panlble COldllct or sa-...-. psojeCt opponents called the action a.. •farce.• •1t seems like nothing we brought up was given any con- sideration whatsoever,• said Bob Koptcld, a Canyon Crest resident. •ney let us talk alld then told us to take a bike.• The M0,000 project, pre- sented to the commilslon by Newport BMcll Uttle League President Jobn F. Della Grotta, wlll add wolkWay lighting, two batting.~ag~. two new efectrlc scoreboards, a 3 t/2-foot con· aete dedication wall for names of dooon, a conae~ plaza. movable bacbtopt, n•w bi•Dpent, tbtee DeW flag po&el, cbaln·Ullk lenclng ud lllprcMd electrical Wbtng to tblftUL o.lla GioUa uluNd com· I ND r X ALMANAC.:.. ........ • • .2_ MOUND -TOWN •.•..•• 4 (. I ( . I WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4. 1998 NEWPORT l£ACH •Margaret Swamon. 81, on Jan. 13 • Earle C. Thomas, 69, on Jan. 10 · • Philip A. Hayden, '13-, on Jan. 9 . · • Ruby M. Perkins, 85, on Jan. 9 DUI ARRESTS The following people were arrested rece:ntfy on suipldon of d.rtving under the tnffuence. These people have 00,y been arrested on suspldoll of a aime, and, a1 with an such atmes, they are innocent until· pl'OVen guilty. : nil~t.M . ~·~ .... VOL 91, NO. 52 PtOjec~ Cuddle founder to api)e .ar on '48. Hours' series •The news magazine show's segiyent featuring, Debbie Magnusen and her efforts in r~cuirig abandoned babies will air Thursday. By Ttm Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The founder of a local nonprofit group that res- cues abandoned babies and puts them with adopting families will be featured in a Thursday night broadcast of the CBS television news magazine • 48 Hours," net- work officials said Debbie Magnusen, founder of Project Cuddle, will appear in a taped segment on the show to talk about the growing nationwide trend of young mothers either abandoning or killing their infant children. The show is scheduled to air from 10 to 11 p.m. OD CBS, seen locally on c;honnel 2. The alarming trend is nothing new to Magnusen. Project cuddle started in 1990. Magnusen gave police officers stuffed animals to carry in the trunk of their patrol cars to comfort youngsters who were taken into protective custody. In 1996, she expanded the group's ~ocus-to rescuing aban- MARC MAR™ I DAl.Y Pl.OT Project Cuddle dlrector Debbie Magnusen will be featured OD the 1V show • 48 Houn• OD lburs- o~ - doned babies from trash bins and other places and linking the babies with fammes looking to adopt. This week's nationwide TV appearance is the latest in a long line of others made by Magnusen and the small group, which oper- ates out of the living room of Mag- nusen's Costa Mesa home. ·The--(British Broadcasting Corp.) is coming to do a documen- tary next week. and we've been on 'Geraldo' four times in the last four months," Magnusen said •It's get- ting kind of crazy." .. Proposed River Park gets city's financial blessing • Costa Mesa approves $5,000 to help fund study of creating 1,000-acre park cit the mouth of the Santa Ana River. , By Ttm Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The City Council on Monday night offi- cially jumped on the bandwagon for the proposed Orange County River Park by giving $5,000 to help fund a study of the idea. Garage fir~auses $50,000 damage A fire apparently started by discarded fireplace a.shes blazed through a garage Tuesday morn- ing on Yacht Grayling in Spyglass Hill but left no one injured, authorities said. Firefighters responded to the blaze in the 2100 block of the street around 8:50 a.m. and had it knocked down in about 10 min- utes, said Newport Beach Fire Department Capt. John Rupsa. About an hour earlier, the resi- dent of the adjacent house emp- tied embers from the fireplace into a plastic trash can in the garage, thereby apparently ignit- ing the blaze, Rupsa said. Rupsa estimated the fire did about $50,000 worth of damage to the garage and its contents, which included a Cadillac. High school seniors meet at OCC March 24 Oranga Coast College's -1.sth The council gave the funds to The Friends of Harbors, Beaches and Parks, a new group led by former Newport Beach Council- woman Jean Watt and county parks official Bob Fisher. They are on a crusade to convert 1.000 acres of publicly owned land at the mouth of the Santa Ana Riv- er into a giant nature reserve. The park would remain most- ly undeveloped and extend along both sides of the river from Adams Avenue south to the beach and then several miles up and down the coast into Huntington Beach· and Newport Beach. The land in the area is owned by a patchwork of local, cotmty, state and federal government agencies and would likely be handed over for use as a region- al park at little or no expense to the.group. And because the park is designed to be mostly undevel- oped, construction of any trails or signs also figures to be minimal. Officials are hoping to receive money from an upcoming statewide parks bond act to fund some improvements. The money fronted this week briefly in the news annual High School Senior Day will be held March 24. Activities will run from noon to 3 p.m. High school seniors and jOniors are Senior Day activities, call 432· 5725. Orange Coast College is at 2701 Fairview Road, Cost.a Mesa. welcome to attend. Lunch wi·th actress Attendees will receive early registration materials for fall 1998 Mia Farrow classes. Counseling and financial aid materials will be available, The Big Canyon Spyglass Hill and campus and departmental Philharmonic Committee's tours will be conducted. Informa-Celebrity Luncheon with Mia lion about OCC's transfer pro-Parrow is set for March 12 at the gram and occupational program Marriott Hotel in Fashion Island. will be distributed. OCC's SOAR All funds raised from the $75- (Bnglish and Math) placement per-person event will go to the tests will be administered to Philharmonic Society of Orange interested students between 3 County's musical program, which and 6 p.m. in the technology ce.n-helps educate more than 275,000 ter. school children on the value of Students attending OCC's music. High School Senior Day will be Many organizations in the served a free barbecue lunch. community have alre4dy support- Campus clubs will offer demon-ed the event through underwrtt- strattons and sponsor food ing, advertising, silent auction booths. Musical entertainment donations and other services, will be provided and the col-event organizers said. lege's cheerleading squad will An Irish theme in honor of Par· perform' at 12:•5 p .m . in the row and the upcoming St. c~~Uon -ebo\a11---4..A.A...;:&..~P1111atrlck1.1.. of 1~b~8l,:!a~~n~=~ by the council, which matched a $5,000 pledge by the Newport Beach City Council, is ear- marked for an organizational study of the park concept, group leaders said. The group is hoping Hunting- ton Beach and the county will follow the lead of the two local cities and help fund the remain- der of the orga.nizational study. With money and support for the idea starting to pour in, the group is excited about starting to plan the park, Fisher said. ·we're ready to roll right now,• he said. green and white decorations and a three-course gourmet Irish lun- cheon. For tickets or more infor- mation, call 553-2422. Foundation makes $1.5 million donation The Harry and Grace Steele Foundation, located in Newport Beach, has awarded a grant of $1.5 million to Children's Hospital of Orange County for pediatric medical equipment, hospital offi- cials announced last week. •This significant gUt from the Harry and Grace Steele Founda- tion will assist (Children's Hospi- tal) in further meeting the special- ty care needs of our children today and will expand medical resources and technology for con· tinued growth tomorrow,• said Kimberly Cripe, president and chief execut:We officer. The foundation was aeated in 1953 to support organizations that brtng about positive c:bange ih people'• lives through educatioo. lMNltb. h~"We!fare.-.~-- The swell b out of the west-notth- west, however It Is ftty WHk. W1ve height Is an~re from flat to knee- high, but mostly Just flit. The swell Wiii probably pktc up fOi • Short while tomonow, lnaeM- • 11tt ltrMt: Gang graffiti WIS salbbJM on • aane ln the 200 btodt. 0.6 4.9 • 2.0 . lno wave height to •• big •• d'Httt-hfgh fo'f • few hours. The poor Wl'ter q&ieltty dUe to Nn Off hliin't CIMrtd up,et.AMW.,_. Wft. tnome lfil on ,,..,or~ ---~blttif IWillfOr ..... ...... • w.t ..... .......,.,..: A neddace Ind slMr spoons worth $1,000 were stolen from the 1300 block. • ...., Awnue: Property WOtth $4,050 was stolen from • car In the 100 tModt. • MW.n• AW•.,.: Fishing poi., worth $750 were stolen from• gar:age In the 100 block. ,. COSTAMlSA • . .,..... -....e: A day plann.r and contents wortt\ S52 W9l'e Mien '""" the 3300 bfodto • C..••• OiM: Two~ worth $120 were stolen frOrii a porct. In IN JOO blodc, • ..... A IW90 8ftd Mheray wOnh $410 ww.Jtolen .,.. ... , ...... • •a "1 fl .... , ••It: SIOO Ulh w. sto1i1n from e bull-,,_ ... .,.~Mom. • • 10 *' • ... ••* IOet .. ,.,.._ .. wonh llGO w .... ..... ,.tJIOdl. Pad e boa; $1,200 for • : • NEWPORT HARBOR -The '. : Angela Louise won the _right to : tie called Queen ()f the Harbcir at : • the Great Newport Riverboat ·~. Races last weekend. · The Angela LOulse end the . NeWJ)ort Belle, two local paddle · . boats, held a series of three races : : Saturday to raise money for three • local chatities: Olive Crest · • abused children's foundation1 : ~ Laura's House,· a domestic vio- . : lence shelter; and the Youhg '. : ~ariner Education Program. I• . Newport's airport · show takes ·off • Pro-airport forces hit the road in public awareness campaign; Supervisor Jim Silva reiterates his support for airport at El Toro. By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -City · airport experts will speak to community organizations this week as part of an overall goal we live in a county that will grow to 3.6 million people, and we're going to have to accom- modate them.· Silva, who is running for re- election, was asked "' range of questions, from how citizens can help in the airport ef:(ort to how many planes would be reduced from Newport's skies if Uie . El Toro airport became a reality. City Councilwoman Norma Glover stressed the importanC'e of supporting Silva and other pro-airport candidates in the upcoming November elections. · to increase public awareness on the . proposed com- . merdal airport at the El Toro Marine ·base. Newport Beach is ~-----.--------------., not in Silva's vot- : F.Y.I. ing district, but he . Deputy City Manager Peggy ' Ducey, who also is the executive director of the Orange County 1 pointed out that : doesn't preclude : Newport residents : from donating to ' his campaign. : "We need three : votes on the Board : of Supervisors, or l all of thls work we 1 have been doing l is to no avail,• : will meet at 7 p.m Glover said. "If we ~ Thursday in the dub-do not keep three 1 houSe of .the Skiffs supervisors on our 1 Cornmt.lrlitYlmoda-side, we have lost l tion, on the comer of the ball game.• : Vista del SOI Md Vista t Edwarc\$ said : del Oro in Eastbk.rff. : because of the t ___________________ J Elcomple.xity of the Toro planning · Regional Airport Authority, will giye an update on airport issues to Speak Up New- port. And New- port Beach Mayor Tom Edwards is scheduled to be the guest speaker on El Toro at a meeting of the Community Association process, it is important to Boil the information down without all of the emotionalism. Alliance on Thursday. The events will bring to three the number of pro-airport meet- ings held thls week in the city. Monday night was the first reor- ganized Aviation Committee meeting at its new location at the Central Library. County Supervisor Jim Silva spoke to a crowd of about 150 on the pro- posed El Toro airport, reiterat- ing his belief that the Marine base is a $10 billion gift from the . federal government. "If you want to be part of the county, you are going to have to make sacrifices you don't like," Silva said. "It's a fact of llf e that •One of the things we set as a goal -not only in moving for- ward on El Toro -is to get the information out to our commu- nity on these issues,• be said. •we need to lower the rhetoric and communicate the facts. I think it's been extremely help- ful.• Meg Waters, spokeswoman for the El Toro Reuse Planning Authority, said she has no prob- lem with Newport officials doing public outreach but said the information should be bal- anced. famous for our ... Light Cuisine recipes prepared lean on calorics, but not 8avor. • Chi~n Tomatillo Encbilada. • Avila• Oiic:km Soup • Light TOltadu • CbarbrOiled CJUckai ~ACOI • Frip.t Fre8CX>I (&ah-Not Re&ied) CoreutlelMar 644-TACO WEDNESDAY, MARCH .. 1998 • Costa Mesa to ·examine liquor licenses • Councilwoman Heather Somers believes current laws should be reviewed and possibly revised. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA tvt:ESA -There are more than 300 places in Costa Mesa to wet your whistle with a cold beer, a sip of wine or a shot of liquor -that's way too many opportunities for Couneilwoman Heather Somers' taste. "I think we've reached our maximum,• Somers said. ·Just how convenient do we have to make liquor, anyway?• A year after her bid to ban all new liquor licenses for one year was soundly defeated by the council, Somers has asked city staff to prepare a report on the number of liquor licenses current- ly issued in the city. The report will include where the roughly 325 businesses with liquor licenses are located and bow the city compares to state guidelines for bow many liquor vendors a city like Costa Mesa should have per capita. . Llquor licenses -both applica- tions for new ones and transfers of existing permits from one busi- ness owner to another -are issued by the state's Alcoholic Beverage Control board and do not require local approval. City officials ~ only review the state applications to malre sure the proposed new businesses fit into local zoning codes. But Somers blames her own council and staff for being too lax and virtually rubber-stamping hundreds of liquor license appli- cations, even when the proposed seller admits to violating a preVi- ous liquor license . ·we're just granting permits to anybody, even people who have briefly Orange-tie Ball tickets now available Tickets are available for Orange Coast College's 50th anniversary "Orange-tie" Ball. OCC was offi- cially established in 1947, but its first classes were offered in 1948. Tht? ball will be held Sept. 19 at the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa. It will run 6 p.m. to midnight. Seating is limited to 500, in tables of 10. The evening will include dinner, dancing, enter- tairunent and an awards ceremony. The theme of the college's anniver- sary celebration is: 50 Years of Excellence Continues! The ball is open to faculty, staff, students, alumni and members ct the community. Tickets are priced at $80 each. Corporate sponsor- ships and tables are available. 1lckets are available at the OCC's Foundatipn Office. For ticket infor- mation. call -432-5645. Sign up now to board OCC's Alaska Eagle Orange Coast College's Alaska Eagle will depart in April for a nine-month, 16,860-nautical mile excursion across the Atlantic Ocean. The vessel will make stops in Mexico, Costa Rica. Panama, the Caribbean, the Azores and Europe. The Alaska Eagle begins its 16- leg journey from Newport Harbor on April 4. Tun students will take part in each leg of the trip. The journey will conclude on Jan. 17. 1999, at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. OCC's Sailing and Marine Pro- gram offers a comprehensive year- round c:uniOJlum of classroom and on-the-water courses for college students and the general public. The OCC's waterfront facility is at 1801 W. Padfic Coast Highway in Newport Beach. For information, C4116'5-9"12. been convicted of felonies like selling to minors,• Somers said. ·rt doesn't matter if it's in an overly concentrated area or a lugh-cnme area. It just doesn't matter.· Somers said she also does not trust the state -which makes money from filing fees on every license it issues -to look out for Costa Mesa's best interests "State officials don't have any real great interest in limiting our capacity," Somers said. But just like last year -when she was the only council member in S'!1?P9rt of halting all new liquor license$ fot a year -Somer may lack the council votes to make any changes to the current liquor- licensing system. City Councilwoman Libby Cowan said she sees •a world of difference• between a corner liquor store or gas station mini- Lani has moved toa New Location I 1SG0~•10S•C....Me9a 540·2211. •SSC>-1440 mart and a swanky South Coast Plaza eatery, both of which require liquor licenses. "II the y're ope.rating within the parameters of the law and the state, then I don't have a problem with them." said Cowan .. "We've got some top-notch restaurants in town. Are we supposed to tell a place like .. Maggiano in South Coast Plaza that we don't want them because they serve alco- hol?" Councilman Gary Monahan, who last year voted against a one- year moratorium on licenses, said he considers an outright ban bad forb~s. · "We'reiJoing after the problem spots," said Monahan, once a bat manager at the Goat Hill Tavern in Costa Mesa. "But [Somers] wants to purush everybody.• Joe Bell has the week off. His column will return next Wednesday. IAR.til Rellevea Pain $ ~~.3900 NOW HIRING• 7-DAYSWK ULTRA SPORTS MEDICINE INC. Or. Gautier D.C. 714.979.8385 1072 S.E. Bnstol St.. Ste 209 , Santa Ana Heights (Comer cmiWpOi{13[ ~JBr'MDI) Beautify Your ~ard! We hiJbe OM' to ..... ~.mce In tltla .... , ~~~tfm.d~are~ ~ -.. ,.. ('Gl1t of all flOlll' lcwf-.e -... ...,, ...... -... • WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1998 7 • ar.ound town · • • Send your AROUND TOWN Items to; The Delly Piiot. Around Town. 330 W. Bay St.. Cosu Meg, 92627: tu ~170 CK call 540-1224, ext. lU A oompt.te fisting of Around Town can be found at www.latlmes.comlpUot . EL TORO UPDATE Speak Up Newport meets at 5:30 p.m. at The Cannery Restau- rant, 3010 Lafayette Ave., New· port Beach. The meeting featW'es Deputy City Manager Peggy Ducey who will discuss the El Toro Airport planning process. For more in.formation, call 224- 2366. NEWCOMERS CLUB The Newcomers Club of New- port Beach meets at 10 a.m. at a pnvate residence. The program features Journalist Diana Chap- man. The dub is open to Newport Beach women who have lived in lhe area for five years or less. For more information, call 720-1668. WRmNG WORKSHOP Dorothy White begins a 10- week writing workshop, Let's Talk About Writing, from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m . at the Costa Mesa Seruor Center, 695 W. 19th St. The cost ~O. Enrollment is lim- ited. For more information, call 645-2356. PLATINUM CELEBRATION The Guilds of the Orange County Performing Arts Center celebrates 20 years of service at lhe Guilds Platinum Celebration at the Four Seasons Hotel, 690 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. The e vening f(!atures a boutique and fashion ~w pre- sented by Nordstrom department store. For more information, call STUDENT CONTINUED FROM 1 School district lawyer John Hayashida told Thomas that by merely temporarily lifting the suspension, the court could be weakening the district's ability to enforce its zero-tolerance LAWSUIT CONTINUED FROM 1 The demurrer also argues Snowden is immune from per- sonaJ liability because be .was acting in his official capacity when he dismissed two of the plaintiifs from their jobs as sworn officers. . Those plaintiffs, June Ann Romine and Nancy McAllister, claim they were fired last year in retaliation for complaining of sexual harassme nt and discrimi- nation. I ' The plaintiffs' lawyer, Steven Cost Effective Legal So~ I' ~ 28<M>385. MATH WOIUCSHOP Orange Cout College's Re- Entry een.., often a free math workahop, 1*.'omiog Math Confi· dent, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. ln the center, Room 106, 2701 Pa.bview· Road, Costa Mesa. Por more infonnati9n. call 432-5162. LAWS$1NAR Peldsott. Lee & Feinberg Law Offlces sponsors two free commu- nity association law seminars, The 1bree •R•s• of the Architec- tW'al Review Process and Pine· Tulling. Satellite Legislation, from 8 to 9:30 a.m. at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation. can 729-8002. 1HURSDAY KIWANIS 0.UB The Kiwanis Club of Newport Beach-Corona del Mar meets at noon at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, 16Q1 Bayside Drive, Corona del Mar. For more infor- tnation. calra52-1148. EBELLCLUB The Ebell Club of Newport BeaCh meets at 11 :30 a.m. at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, 1600 Bayside Drive, Corona del Mar. Guitari.st Norma Roberts will feature St. Patrick's Day theme ·wearin' of the Green.• For more information, call 548-7364. FRENCH RACK SALE " The Assistance League of New- port Beach presents a French Rack Designer Sale from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 2220 Fairview Drive, Costa Mesa. The sale features a wide selection of cruise wear and furs. For information, call 645-5536. poiiey. "It's wise that schools be giv- en power and authority to enforce their rules and regula- tions," Hayashida said. "This could be a weakening of the powers of the schools. U the stay is granted it nullifies a board decision." But Huntsman's attorney said the decision strengthens the dis- Pingel, said Snowden was dis- missed •without prejudice• - meaning he can be named again later -pending the resolution of a case being consideTed by the California Supreme Court. Pingel said he hopes the court's eventual ruling on that matter -in which a woman claims she was improperly fired for a perceived medical condition -will lend weight to the daitn that a supervisor can be held liable in discrimination cases. Snowden declined to com- ment for this story. Murphy said the latest devel- opment, which leaves the city of Costa Mesa as the defendant, < O.\lPl ' 11 ll I I< r\ I ;\; I :\ ( I Introductory Clas; Special! For The Abso1"te &pmn-: Windows 95 -I OnJj $29.95 For Tbo1e w/1ome J!.xperimtt: Windows 95 • II Only $29.95 Small Classes: 5 srudena mu. &sy to rcmembw2~. dassei St~y-step n~ take home Ozll~nPC~ . (71~f863"-1600 3740 Campus Dr., Ste. A N nBeach CAAEElt NETWOM • St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church offers free Career Net- work meetings for those unem- ployed from 7:30 to 9 p..m. in the chapel. 600 St. Andrews Rodd, Newport Beach. Peter Leet.I, managing principal for Right Associates, will speak about POlllng fogether Your Action Plan. For more information, call 574-2239. WYOMING ADVENTURES Adventure 16 ofters a.free pro- gram, Wyoming AdventW'es, at 7 p.m. at 1959 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Mika Kaul shares what it's . like to partidpate in a working cattle roundup, retrace the steps of early explorers and view a dog= sled race. For more information. call 650-3301. SAJUNG SEMINAR How to Avoid Ships at Sea is the title of a two-hour seminar Orange Coast College's Sailing Program is offering from 7 to 9 p.m. at 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The cost is $12 p_et person or $20 per couple. For more information, call 645-9412. CREDIT SEMINAR The Newport Beach Public Llbrary offers a free program, Credit Reports: What's In Them and How to Make Them Better, at 7 p .m. in the Central Llbracy's Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call 7 l 7- 3801. REPUBLICAN WOMEN LUNOiEON The Orange County Federa- tion of Republican Women meets at 10 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive. Guest speakers are state 'Ireasurer and U.S. Senate candidate Matt Fong and Darrell trict rather than weakens i t. •How can we teach students constitutional law on the one hand and run around it on the other?" he asked. Huntsman, who said he's been trying to keep up on his homework, said he was very happy with the decision. "Before I didn't even know what school I'd be going to,• he renders moot the l)#!aring that was scheduled for this Friday in Superior Court. "I think it's a victory any time 7"' ._"" 0...,-. e--.,t • CllA'S FAMILY all) SHOE REPAIR G :/:~1673 lrvine Ave. IF .. ~UlrGoT...... (1117tbSt.) ~ fWJod~"91 .. 1·11l -,.,. 714-642-4314 Issa, U.S. Senate candldate. Por more information, call 529-6030. FRIDAY AUGUSTANA CHOIR The Auguatana Choir from Rock Island, m., performs at 8 p.m. at Newpoft liarbor Lutheran Church, 798 Dover Drive, New- port Be4ch. Suggested donation is $1. For more information, call 548-8004. J08 lNTERVIEW WORKSHOP Effective Interviewing is the title of a free workshop offered by Orange Coast College's Re-Entry Center, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. fn the Re-Entry Center, Room 106, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 432- 5162. CONSUMER BUSINESS NETWORK Tom Anderson will speak on Customer Pocus -What are your customers really looking ~r? at the Consumer Business Networks meeting at 7 a.m. at The Mezza- Iiine, 19800 MacArthur Blvd. The cost is $15 and includes breakfast. For information, call 550-4785. RUMMAGE SALE The Sunshine Cooperative Preschool presents its annual 48 Family Rummage Sale Extrava- ganza from 8 a .m. to 2 p.m. at . Presbyterian Church of the Covenant, 2850 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call 540-1183. SEARCH FOR TALENT The Exchange Club of New- port Harbor presents its free annual Search for Talent at 7 p.m. at the Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite ,Ave., Corona del Mar. For information, call 675-9149. said. Huntsman's mother, who is a single parent, said she will con- tinue to fight the district's deci- sion. She made her son sell his car stereo to pay for part of the attorney's fees. · "It's very expensive for me to do this,• she said. "But you have to stand up for what you believe in." your client gets dismissed from a legal action ," Murphy said, adding the case will proceed with depositions. Alaska ~iallsts ~ c:sr. dn5Zl9-t() 3933 IJlrch .,,..., • Newpott BNclt 171412f0.0111 Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW· COSMET1CALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best tor Less! 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One Block Soatlt o6 ~5 P"wy 545-7168 ~~ Somma ~. ............... , -- \ -UPGRADE( at times and bad to be restndnecl by comn:lisSion Chalrman Bill Schonlau, who~members of the public to speo.k only oo the proposed UnproVements and not existing proQJ.ems. Some of those issues, such as existing fences and lighting, may come back to the commh:si<>n in the tuture. I CONTINUED FROM 1 it's an eyesore, and any more enhancements will only add to the eyesore.• The discussion became heated ·SOFFER CONTINUED FROM 1 , As one of the requirements, Soffer must demonstrate he has kept the business from disrepair and made a •good faith effort" to reopen, said Assistant City Man- ager Sharon Wood. Soffer said the city's demand for a permit has already driven away people who expressed interest in leasing the property, and be shouldn't be penalized for not opening sooner. He plans to open the Blue Beet within two weeks, then sell BACK BAY CONTINUED FROM 1 Right now, the county is looking at an additional $500,000 to $600,000 in dredging costs, which Paul said he hopes to get from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The federal government declared a state of emergency in Orange County as of Feb. 2, and the county will apply for funding once the process begins. The exact amount is subject to negotiations with the contractor, but Paul said the county is "cau- tiously optimistic" federal assis- tance would make up the differ- ence. The county fronted about $2.4 the business to a local restaura- teur and remain as .landlord, he said. The Blue Beet has been closed for several years. The former Costa Mesa resi- dent Oed to Las Vegas in June 1995 after a conviction for build- ing code violations at an apart- ment building be owned led to a bench warrant for his arrest. Soffer said he does not believe he needs a permit to reopen the Blue Beet. If the city does not grant the exemption, be said, •I'm going to plan to holler so loud you'll be able to bear it without the aid of a telephone. You'll be able to hear it all the way from Las Vegas.· million of the $5.4 million needed for the bay dredging project -the first in about 10 years -and is counting on being reimbursed for a majority of it by various state agen- cies. Kiff said Newport Beach offi- cials also are active in the lobbying effort for those funds. Paul said the long-range goal is to set up an annuity large enough to generate in interest the amount of money needed to dredge the bay about every five years. In the meantime, the county also is work- ing on a cost-sharing project between the federal government, city, state, county and The Irvine Co. that would dredge the bay more extensively three to five years from the completion of the current project. r ~ • ' f ~. ' ' Sin ce 1972 j Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner Un6qm .i.... ,_ a dhllac ,_,. •..uabff ror l"*P ballDftl lllM.lnp ud pn~~ f\ancdom 723-0621 Please CaJI For RnervatJoos and Oirmions 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach Clasmfied ads work for YOU! 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I .. • % •• r -, EYE-OPENER Estancia, Newport quarreL both claim. victory in girls golf QUOTE OF THE DAY ~out.ft#' tllb kid (J~I RodwJ. l/e'I a Luft 11ant rype. who could "'1come a SlQppet •·· -BSTANCJA BASEBALL CQACH JOG MCJ(El11UCK , (f - SWllV1MIN G Martino vi ch sisters pace Mesa girls • ID opener • Edison tops Mesa boys; girls keep it close, but fall. HUNTINGTON BEACH -Sis- ters Jodie and+ Wendy Mai-ti- noVich teamed up to supply a pair of first-place finishes for Cos- ta Mesa High's girls swim team, while senior Allison Alastuey topped the fields in the 200 freestyle and 100 backstroke. Their performances were not enough to defeat the hosts as.Edi- son pulled out a 98-71 win. Jodie Martinovich grabbed the 200 individual medley with a lime of 2:24.27, while Wendy stole the 100 breast:roke (1 :14.26.) The boys team didn't fare as well as the Chargers won the dual meet, 135-34. Coach Scott Ferry said that P.J . O 'Brien and Chris Biron were strong m their respective events, the 100 and 200 free. NON LEAGUE BOYS EocSON 135, CosrA MESA 34 200 medley rel•y -1. Edison, 1 :48.33. 200 tr.. -1. Wilkes (E), 1 :49.08; 2. Carmen (E). 2:06.57; 3. Biron (CM), 2:08.09. 200 IM · 1. Tague (E), 2: 14.14; 2. Monohan (E), 2:18.96; 3. Taylor (CM), 2:27.24 50 tr.. · 1. Emhore (E), 23.45; 2. Jones (E), 24.30; 3 Wolf (E), 25.19. 100 fly · 1 Barro (E), 1:00.49; 2. Jones (E), 1 :01 .57; 3. McCoy (E~ 1 :05.87 100 tr.. · 1. Wolf (E), 52.22; 2. O'Brien (CM). 52.29; 3. Schier (E), 55 55. 500 tr.. -1. Wilkes (E), 5:04.88; 2. McCoy (E). 5:51. 53, 3. Carmen (E), 5:52.47. 200 tr.. rel•y -1. Edison, 1 :35.63. 100 ta.dl · 1. Schier (E), 59.79; 2. Tague (E), 1 :02.48; 3. Barro (E), 1 :04.84. 100 awe.st · 1. lwanabe (E), 1:12.12; 2. Monroe (E), 1·12.29; 3. O'Brien (CM), 1:13.74. 400 tr.. rel•y · 1. Edison, 3:43.67. GIRLS EDlsoN 98, CosrA MESA 71 200 medt.y relay -1. Costa Mesa, 2: 10.88; 2. Edison, 2:03.31 . 200 free -1. Alastuey (CM), 2:08.36; 2. Grigonis (E). 2: 11 .32; 3. Haynes (E). 2:15.35. 50 tr.. -1. Haynes (E), 26.67; 2. Fleming (E), 27.08; 3. Hen~erson (E), 28.43. 100 fly -1. Haynes·(E), 1:07.33; 2. Barro (E), 1 :09.56; 3. J. Martfnovkh (CM), 1:10.10. 100 free -1. Fleming (E), 59.20; 2. Dolan (E)~ 1:01 .72; 3. Haynes (E1 1:03.52. 500 free -1. Ginjonis (E). 5:45.86; 2. Lombardo (CM), 5:57.72; 3. Devey (CM), 6:06.45. ......... -4. E0'9onr 1 :S-1.02; i. Edl:9on. 1:ss.as:~ Costa Mesa. 1:58:18. '00 Md! -1. Alartuey (CM), 1 :05.48; 2. Barro (E), 1:09.83; 3. Whittaker (CM), 1:10.84. 100 ~ -1. W. MarttnoYl<:h (CM), 1:14.26; 2. Lombardo (CM), 1:15.55; 3. Crispin (E), 1:17.18. 4GO .... ..., -1. Costa Mesi. .. -OS.60. V (J I l f" '1' ! ' .', l l Ugbtvoet leads Mesa to Win over Century . SANTA ANA -BJ. Ughtvoet ~down 18 kills to le4d the Colt& Meta High voU8yt>all teem to a 7-15, 15-11, 16·1.C, 15-1 Win ov.-zioaleague mil Century tn tbe M~' ftnt JDAtC:h of thi ..-on "l\ielday ev~. 1JgbtY08t allO ~ three .. t'k."e KW • AJIO lt.aDd1ng oUt for the Mus- \.11191 .... Cbril SNDW;. Wbo pit up 30 ........ end Miil hca. Nc8 .... aft ..... ftYe blDdlmaad 13 COM. HOPING TO CONTINlJE ·uPSWl -NG, • t 4 • Sea Kings working hard to return to CIF title match, where they ventured for first time in eight seasons last ye_ar. By Barry Faulkner. Daily Pilot guided two of his three CdM squads (two boys and one girls) to the CIP title match, including the girls ~uthem Section m-AA aown last fall. •1n the past, it's ta.ken me about two or three weeks to get them to work bard. But, after last year, I thini they all understand that all that work can pay off.• Coriti said. •we put together a string of good matches last year at the right time, but we did it with a corps of seniors. This year, we're going to have to see how our younger kids develop.• Veteran leaders Den- nis Alshuler and Greg Burden will co-captain this year's unit, which also includes returners Greg -STEVE CONTI thing we haven't had,• Conti said of Alshuler's possible shift. 1 Burden, a 5-11 seniot.' will _start at outside bitter, but passing is as much ot more a part of his game than his ability to put.th~ ball away. ' Coon, a 6-5 senio( was a part-time starter lI1 the middle last year and is much · improved, CORONA DEL MAR -It may be too soon to say the swagger has returned to the Corona del Mar High boys volleyball pro- gram. But, after its first trip to a CIP South- ern Section title match in eight seasons last spring, third-year coach Steve Conti acknowledges lofty expectations are as tangible in the Sea Kings gym as the CIF championship banners flying from 1989 and '85. The Sea Kings return two full-time starters from last year's Division m runner- up, which finished 14-5 and upset second- seeded Laguna Beach and third-seeded Calvary Chapel, before falling in five dra- matic games to top-seeded Santa Ynez in the final. Coon, Mike Pliha arid Gib Reese. Alshuler, a 6-foot-5 junior, earned first- team All-CIF, All-Sea View League and All-Newport-Mesa District laurels in his second varsity season, but could shift from middle blocker to outside hitter this spring. according to Conti. •(Coon) is a much more complete play- er and if he continues to develop. he could be outstanding,• Conti said. . . Pliha a senior back-row speaalist, and Gib Ree~e. a 6-2 senior contending for time •Tue biggest thing I've noticed this year is the guys came in working hard from the very first practice," said Conti, who has "The CIP title is the ultimate long-term goal, but we have a lot more work to do and· we have a lot more things to think about·before we put that on our agenda,• "It's great to have a successful middle, but any real championship team has a real big strong outside hitter and that's some- CO MMUNITY COLLEGE BA S EB A LL DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Orange Coast's Ryan France gets a high-five from a teammate after belting a two-run homer to give the Pirates a 4-1 edge. COAST HOMERS RUSTLERS Pair of homers sparks Orange Coast's 4-1 victory over rival Golden West. COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College's Jim Sipkovich fired a complete-game victory allowing the visiting Golden West baseball squad just four hits as the Pirates picked up a 4- 1 win to snap a nine-game Orange Empire Conference los- ing streak. The Sues (8-7, 1-3 in confer- ence) w~ paced by home runs by Brandon Thompson and Ryan France, which came in the fifth and sixth innings. Golden West (9-6, 2-3) jumped out to a 1-0 lead after posting a run in the top of the first,butPranceledoffthefifth with a single off of Rustler starter Chad Spiker. Thompson followed with the two-run blast. The insurance runs were added when Prance cranked the roundtripper the following inning. His shot was also a two- run job that scored John Lukin, who had singled to reach base. Sipkovich, a sophomore out of Marina High, struck out sev- en Rustlers en rout the win. Jude Chavez also bit a dou- ble for the Pirates. Coincidentally, the last time Coach John Altobelll's squad won a conference game was April 17 ·last season when the Bucs pounded the Rustlers, 10-0. Tuesday's victory also marked the first complete game for a pitcher since the April 17 blowout OMMiE a.. mNfUENCE OMMil c:o-sr .. GOlJJeN Wist 1 Golden we.st 100 000 000 -1 4 0 Orange Coast 000 022 OOx -.. 7 2 Spfker, Lancaster <n and Flanigan; Slpk~ and Wdn. W -Sipk<Mch (1-1); L -Spiker (3-2). 28 -Chavez COCO. HR -Thompson(OCO,France(OCQ. ' McKettrick likes Estancia's chances •First-year coach states Pacific Coast League title -is the goal for the Eagles, despite recent struggles. r~------------------------, By Barry~Faulkner, "Dally Pilot COSTA MESA -Having post- ed a 5-42-1 ~ the last two sea.sons, including a 3·26-1 mark in the Pad.fie Coast League, the Estancia Fhgh boiebill Jeam ls looking for a little McMaglc tllll spring. . Enter first-year coach Joe McKettrlck. who ii talklng proud about bJs Eagles, targeting the PCL title as his No. t goel. •we have a lot of teain rpeed and we bav• good pttching, • McKettJtck Nld of a program that ~layed little of either: J.ut IM· ton. Salor Cong Nguyen, wbo Hmed All·Newport-Maa Dll· tnet bOoor'I l1y hitting .358 wtth to stolen b&MI, ii the marquee retumer. Left-banden SteYe WU.00 and Janatban . ~ aJlo nhim to anCbol" ~~ mouiad C'OIJ)I; ? ...... , ...., I I I • I I • I ' +Coeeh:Joe~ !· L--·-----·-----·-•-··--·--j • SEE VOLLEYBALL PAGE 8 BASEBALL Mesa begins Bauermeister ~second time around • Former heaa man has regained reins for the Mustangs, who occupy dark horse role in PCL. By Barry Faulkner, Daily P11ot COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa High baseball diamond has more than held its own against El Niiio and Mustangs Coach Kirk Bauermeister is similarly opti- mistic about his team's chances against the competition this spring. "Our field is awesome,· said Bauermeister. beginning his sec- ond term as coach, having run the show at his alma mater frQm 1981-88. "(Former coach Do~g • Deats) did a great job keeping the field in shape and we've been on the field almost every day.• Less than awesome are the credentials of his 11-man roster, though seven players return wi~ some varsity experience, led by All-New- port-Mesa Dis- trict center fielder Ben Felter. Felter, a senior, hit .323 with two of the team's three home runs. His eight doubles Bauermeister were one shy of the team lead on a squad that belted 37 two-baggers and he finished with 11 RBI last spring for Deats, who resigned after a four-year tenn that included two trips to the CIP playoffs. Pelter, entering his towth varl sity season, is slated to hit third, while anchori'.ng what Bauer- meister said is an improved defense with his ample speed. •tie's a year older and stl'pnger," said Bauermeister, who plans to utilize his speed on the base paths. •He has good alley power and it wouldn't sur- prise me if he hit a few homers." Leadoff man Brian Montoya. now a junior, ls also back from last year'a 7-17 club, which was l· 13 · the b.QUl~tua::iiJ-J..~JWi.--11 and lost 14 ot lt:s last 15. Montoya, who will move front rfgbt fteld to left. hit .279 with six doublei ~ and Joi.Ill =Mmors R an aaitaclier and Scotl Sliiitb • as w as junior Rob Glolter as experlenced returnen, Smith, the projected No. 1 ~ pltcber, fanned 24 in J311S iDD1rig1 as a junior. But he ~ }'lelded 59 bitl~d walked t9. 'r.''1~~ •He can tb.roW strikes and mht lpeedi. • Bauermeister said Qf Smith, Who WW share mouncl dlldel With fellow rtght-honden <Mlllllcher, Junior Reuben Mandl· 18, Uttle and Junior NlCk Lim- bert. :. •All OW' pttm,en are the ~ ln tbat IMfN D0t OHIJMW.t ...... q,• 1a1c1 ...._.=no~ eiall9'lld lc*igtkaW ... ~ IW ....... QiJlida .. 'DOql .. im......... llOW,OW' ......... .... ...~ == =-=. pr11111•• - JC HOOPS pee women, Hancock vie -tonight at 7 •Second-round game pits Bucs against dark horse in South.em California Regional By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot -COSTA MESA -Coach Mike Thomtpn's Orange Coast College women's basketball team is seed- ed fourth in the 24-team South- erµ California Regional Champi- oµships. The Pirates own a 23-9 record and are on a seven-game winning streak, which was good for a piece of the Orange Empire Conference crown. However, the Pirates will face a te¥J1 tonight at 7 o'clock that may not have such an impressive resume, but ill riding the ecstasy of an upset win in the first round. Allan Hancock (14-19) Qowned a favored Santa Monica squad, 75-67, in the opening rowid, but Thornton's crew has been enjoying a hiatus from games since Feb. 20 when Natal- ie Weeks sank a bucket in the final second to top Fullerton for the OEC title. The Pirates received a bye in the first round. The contest will be played at OCC's Peterson Gym, perhaps an advantage for the Pirates who have not dropped a home contes~ since a Jan. 23 loss to Irvine Val- ley (59-58). The Bucs may alsQ have a mental edge over the 20th-seed- ed Bulldogs as Coast topped Hancock in the first game of the season, 76-49. Thornton cautions that Han- cock, however, 1s a different team. -•That was the.first game of the year a,nd they are playing much .differently now," he said. "They played a good match-up zone defense against Santa Monica. When we played them, they played nothing but man defense. They may not have the greatest talent in the world, but they play together as a team very well." The Pirates are led by OEC Player of the Year Jennifer Lud- wicki. Ludwicki, who poured out 26 points in Coast's last meeting with Hancoclc, is averaging 22.8 PP9· · A Pl.rate win tonight would mean a home game Saturday (7 p.m.) against the winner of Moorpark (21-10) and CQllege of the Canyons (26-7), the survivor advancing as one of the four iegional teams to the State Championship in Irvine. ... WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4. 1998 . SCC battles Cal Baptist in postseason opener • No. 4 and 5 seeds duke it out tonight at The Pit. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot It is sate to say that nothing has come easily for the Vanguards this season, and advancing will also be a challenge. COSTA MESA ~ Several of Southern California College's men's basketball team's 18 wins have been nail-biters, contests that have come down to the wire. And now, in its first round game in the Golden State Athletic Con- ference Championships, the No. 4-seeded Vanguards will face a team that will not be easy to beat, despite its lower seed and its less- er record. SCC faces No. 5 Cal Baptist at 7 :30 this evening at The Pit, but the Vanguards (18-14, 7-7 tn con- ference) have been given fits'hy the Lancers (13-16, 5-9). ln late January, Coach Bill Reynolds' squad needed a buzzer-beating jumper by All- GSAC point guard Adam Dzierzynski to seal a 100-98 victo- ry at home against Cal Baptist. The two met up again, this time on Valentine's Day in River- side, and the Lancers only • Area youth baseball organizations throw out the first b~{s) Saturday. By Molly Yanity, oai/y Pilot re than 2,000 local children will ongregate on area baseball dia- onds Saturday to kick off the beginning of the youth baseball season with games, festivities, parades and food. The Costa Mesa American and National Little Leagues, Newport Harbor Baseball Association and Newport Beach Little League will stage elaborate spectacles at their respective parks for Opening day celebrations. • The area's largest league with 706 registered players, NHBA. competes at Newport Beach's Mariner's Park and host its inaugural event al the same site. Under the direction of President Liz Parker and 14 other volunteers on the Board of Directors, NHBA's festivities begin at 7:30 ~ a.m. with the first-contest of the season, a P_Qn_y_g_ame, lcic_hng off at 7:45. , lll:TL:E G MEN'S HOOPS showed their love for revenge by handing the blue and gold a 91- 81 loss. •They are pretty talented. Actually, a lot of people think they're the second-most talented team in the conference," Reynolds said. Cal Baptist is paced by all-con- ference forward Dennis Weaver, who averages nearly 17 ppg and led the GSAC with his 65% accu- racy from the floor. The 6-foot-7 senior also averaged eight boards a contest. The Lancers are also paced by forwards Martin Woods and 29- year-old Rick Hurt. as well as sharpshooting guard Aaron Prof- fitt. who transferred from sec at the end of the 1996-97 school year. Proffitt topped the conference in three-point accuracy at 51 %. The Lancers are coming off of a two-game conference winning streak. 4. "Unfortunately, they're coming in with a lot of momentum," Reynolds said of the Lancers. sec comes off a near-upset loss Saturday to the NAIA's 24th• ranked team Westmont, 67-66. Games will run throughout the day but halt for a parade at 11 a.m .• a silent auction to follow and a presentation by guest speaker, Clyde Wright, aJormer Angel pitcher who will throw out the ceremonial first pitch. Food will be available from Carl's Jr. NHBA's regular season runs through mid-June, and the league also hosts an •Angel Night," fund raisers and player camps. DON lfACH I DAILV PILOT Uttle League action is right around the comer with Opening Day slated Saturday. It boasts 68 teams that compete in seven divisions, and it is not affiliated with Little League. • At Uncoln Elementary, Newpert Beach Uttle League will kick off its season at 10 a.m. featuring special guest speaker Scott Boras, a super-agent who represents Seattle Mariners' shortstop Alex Rodriguez, among others. According to NBLL President John Della Grotta, festivities will include a carnival, parade of players, pictures, a barbecue lunch and an exhibition game at 2 p.m . The exhibition is a rematch of last summer's Majors championship game between the Mariners and the Reds. About 650 boys and aids comprise the NBLL, which battles in bi.strict 55. • The CMNLI.. about 500 athletes strong, brlng former Dodger Jim Campanas, TV's Gordon Jump of the 80s bit WKRP and city officials to its Opening day Celebration at 11 a.m. at the fields at TeWmkle School. Games, however, begin at 8 a.m. and will take place at each of the facility's fields until the 11 o'clock break and resume at 2 p.m. Outback Steakhouse will be serving hamburgers, chips and soda. • Finally, CMALL kicks off at 9 a.m. at its fields at Costa Mesa High. (located behind the tennis courts.) With approximately 500 ballplayers to its credit, the CMALL is under the direction of President Barbara Cooper this season and will host a presentation by city officials. Both of the Costa Mesa Little League programs, which are divided geographically, compete irI District 62. ·we took ~t loss Saturday really hard, IDllYbe harder th.an Mf other loss.• Reynolds said. ·we played really well and hope- fully we can come back and sus- tain that level of play. The thing about young kids is they tend to • be resilient, so we'll be OK." The Vanguards learned Mon- day th.at seniors Dzierzyn.ski ( 18 ppg, 7.2 apg) and Terence Wilborn (15.7 ppg, 9.0 rpg) made the All-GSAC squad. These two, along with freshman Dennis Keane, Newport Harbor High product Justin Mclntee and 6-4 forward Rod Scheuerman are the Vanguards' pace-setters. EAGLES · - CONTINUED FROM 6 Wilson VMeyer is a little more consistently m the strike zone and Steve throws harder,• he said. "They're pretty equal nght now." McKettnck said Curiel, a junior right-hander, is anoth- er potential starter, as is Bur- ciaga, a junior \efty. McKettrick said Mosan- sky, a senior who pitched for the junior v~ity last spring, IS throwing a "major-league forkball" and is a potential closer McKettrick, who said he tutors 25 private pitching chents on the intricades of getting bitters out. is also lugh Rocha, a sophomore. •Look out for this kid. He's a Luis nant type, who could become a stopper.• Mc.Kettrick, however, said one downer heading into Fri- day's Newport Elks Tourna- ment opener at Newport, has been the poor condition of .Estancia's varsfil' geld. •We were on our field about two days the ~t three weeks,• McKettrick said. "I've been running defensive drills on the black top and we've only been bitting in . the cages, because the field is unsafe. I can only hit easy ground balls to our infielders, because we've already had three kids bit in the head bad enough to require ice." Mc.Kettrick said the recent heavy rain bas only wors- ened a pre-existing shortage of infield dirt, which will require an estimated $6,000 to rectify "We may play our home games at TeWinkle Park,• Mc.Kettrick said. ·But I can't wait to get these guys on the field • WHOWON? · The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce invites you to attend the Newport Harbor, Estancia fr.e both claiming victory. NEWPORT BEACH -Newport GOLF Harbor High's girls golf team and Estancia both daimed victory after a Tuesday afternoon nonleague showdown at Newport Beach Golf Course. Newport Coach Aetcher Olson said her Sailors took the victory, 190-199, at the Harbor-hosted match, but Estancia mentor, Art Peny, said that the coaches had decided prior to the match that they would play four golfers and score three. That setup would have the Eagles winning, 134-139, he said. Either way, the two squads offi- cially shared the individual awards with Brianna Reehl of Newport J'i{arbor and Estanda's Lauren Young both shooting 43 to earn medalist honors. Other scorers for Estancia were Laura Cote (A4) and Erin Thompson (47.) Newport also topped El Dora· do, 100-199, recording four of the five scorers. Tar Megan amsworth oo~e tqp honor in that match with a 46. BRIEFS Leading the way for the Sailors in the first half was 'Iraigbe Con- cannon. He shot a 40. NONUAGllE 1Ulum Hlu.l 21J, ~ .._ UJ ~ ....--• Conc..nnon. 40; Olsot\ '4; Tipp.on. 44; JoM5, •S; Hil~ SO. Santa Ana tops Sailors NEW -. P o R T BADMINTON BEACH Visiting Santa Ana High's bad- minton team topped Newport Har- b<ir Tuesdar,. 14-S. The Sailors, in their season opener, were led by Jamey Beeson and Josh Yoches. Both swept their opponents in singles action. Costa Mesa wins, 10-8 COSTA MESA Costa Mesa TENNIS High kicked off its boys tennis season in exciting fash- ion u the Mustangs went down to the wire with vi.stttn3 Santiago bafo1e palttng off a 16" non)eegu& win Tuesday afternoon. 'Jlle Mus- tangs received two of three sets from its ~~ pl:tMs -Sunil KaJd. Onta~. Gravis~ Olla .......... ..... •Kl*! (OQ --~ w. def ~~def. Trlr\ 14 Um (Oil) lolC. .. J; won. •1.W; GrM (CM>-. M WClf\. 1-J. "1-l. ....... u.ng.Monta ((M) lolt to ().VWIQ, 64, .. '° "-hn. 1-), Iott to~ "°'~\CM) won, .. ], 7~ kili, 1.f; ~(CM)-~won.W.H • SCC sweeps Cal St. IA TENNIS COSTA MESA -Southern Cali· fornia College's men's tennis team cruised to a 7-0 victory over Cal State Los Angeles, thanks in part to shutouts by No. 5 and No. 6 singles players Jeff Bak- er and Phong Vu. Vu sacrificed just three points in bis dominant sets. Baker and Pete Frantz dropped five points in their 8-0 doubles vic- tory. The nonconference win moves the Van~ to 5-1 overall. 5oCAL ~~~LA. 0 ~ • ~(SC() def. Kurt.a. ~3, M; Ulfuebie def. Ffynl\ 6-4. '7·5j Johlllmon def. IS. $.() .,.. 1; Kem_J) • ~J. i'.-2; Bakef' ~ 6-0 ~ 6-0, 5-0; vu ~o def. D0uw.; -Ulfuebr.00-Johensson <SCO, def. Kl.ll't.H'lllnn. 11-2; M.t-VU (SCO def. CMden•lodcNdl•, 11-1; Baker..frantz (SC() def. Huynh-Putra. 8-0. Vanguards earn sweep COSTA MESA -Jen Houston, Southern California College's soft- Dill y;ncber; w anothergenrwttlr a shutout victoJy"bver vislttng Eve.- gel of MJbowt as the Vanguards . picked up a 1-0 win in eight innings ~ea$thekfifth·~wil( • da\f afterDOon. . lfo\1.lton, wbos6 solid pelf or· manoes are becoming quite famll- ia.r, fanned to batten to boost her record to 8-1 while moving sec to 13-3 on the season. The Va.nauardl received a pincb·hil llngle to the bottOm of the eigblb. from MkbeDe Murie to drive ln Noelle StUrgm for the Winner. The Vengu&rds, ranked No. 9 m the NA.IA. CrWaed to a 6-0 wm ln pie ftnt game of tbe doubleh$ader u AlidA Gto&hon went 3 for 3 ~th a run tc0red. Gretcben Bruidt went tM dll- t.a.ta for Coach Beth Renkolki. fan· Dlog 12 and aµawtng Bvangel just two hltl. .-CSS ICll ._, . ......... "'°" Cllllllll"9 ~ ! • 1 s.al"~ .. -.~ •• '° .......... .-: ........... w ......... 1. .. au , .M. ··-··;!i :qi\ \i1:~.n ... ._,~ .. W·~I ·•1111•-•l•t ..,, ...... 1998 ANNuAL POLICE NEW'°'1 HA._,. AllA CHA Mll I 0' COMMll Cf APPRECIATION BREAKFAST This awards breakfast is sponsored by the business people in the Newport Harbor Area dedicated to the preservation of peace and tranquility in our community. Their pride in the quality of life in the area reflects the awareness of the unique services of our fine Newport Beach Police Department. Wedn-esday, March tS;-l998 •-7:t5 am Sheraton Newport Beach Hotel --'7/,:1~~ r.eamif1u' 11.'ft'-'« - 0lwouldbkecobe1n Undc:rwriti.q SpootOf fc._Qb&et ot lOat WOacb. ,.,_tlJlrl.,_t'IWAer •mrlilt:W,.,,.. CoaqJeay namo oo table 0 0 Mdacad 0 Vtia 0 AmU ~ U,,.rwrlJ"'t s~ will Ito« 1WO offt«n ot tMlr tab/I & "-rw:o~ Ii. c.d '---------* Nllfl JWOlf'flln. A.Int. $ B:lp.. 0--- a t wCNAd t to raervc __ ace.1 at SlO each. 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Gallacher, who notched 67 at- bats last season, will bat cleanup and play right field when not pitching, while Gloster-(66 at-bat'> as a sQphomore) will start al / • shortstop. Smith (47 at-bats in '97) will bat second and add duty at both in.field comer spots to his pitching chores, while Lambert and Man- cilla, a new arrival from Mexico, will play first and third, respec- tively. "Lambert has taken to his new position as quickly as anyone I've seen, other than Brent Mayne (a for- mer Mustang who shifted to catcher at Orange Coast College and is now playing for the San Francisco Giants)," Bauermeister said. "And Mancilla has been a plf'asant surprise. H Lambert and Mancilla m ould hit fifth and sixth, respectively, foUowed by junior catcher Jinuny • Coech Klrtc ......,,._.., • Aulstant: Paul Tloul Herzog, who ta.lees over behind the plate for graduated all-district perfonner Julius Vasquez. Senior Steve Herzog, a deco- rated football standout tackling baseball for the first time ever (including Little League), has worked his way into contention for some time in the outfield. while junior Chris DeSand.ro adds depth at second base. -, --~:a ~'HEDlft.E TODAY •~boys and girls-La Quint.I It £stand&, ) p.m ~lgh ~·boy$. Newport~. Comna ~I M ... ~ Cepistrtlno V1lley llelavs tt s.ddle'*k College, 3 p.m. . .,...,. Collfge men -HW<11Jl.Pklfk et SoutMtl\ C.tllfomla Coti.. 2 p.m. , College women • Haw1il-P4Klfk at Southern (allfomla Coll•, 2 p.m. Community ool'9 women -Ora"99 Coast at~lp.m. • Tndr lllMI ftetd ' High school boys and girts · Corona del Mar at Son Clementt, 3: 15 p.m. .......... , College men · ctl 8aptln at Southern C..llfomia Collegef7:30 p.m · Community college women ~ Hancock at Orange Coast. 7 p.m. • VOiieybaii Community college men · Orange Coast at Irvine Valley, 7 p.m. • SoftNll Community college • Orange Coast at Rfvel"$lde. 3 p.m. •BMlmlnton High school · Anaheim at Newport H,arbor, 3p.m. • Golf High school • Aliso Niguel vs. Corona del Mar at El Niguel CC.. 3 p.m.; Newport Harbor 115 Huntingtorr Beach at Santa Ana CC.. 2 p.m.; Fai,mont \IS, Costa Mesa at Costa Mesa G&CC. Mesa Linda Course, 2 p.m. VOlLEYBALL CONTINUED FROM 6 et outside hitter, round out th experienced cast. The newcomeni, however, boa.st extreme promise, including 6-6 senior transfer Austin Geoige, 6-9 German exchange student Alex Jekeli and sophomore setter KeVin Hansen, Hansen, one of two setters ror last year's Sea View League champion junior vamty, is experi- enced beyond his years'tbank.s to his club background. Still, Conn said his df!velopment running the varsity attack .could determine how far this team progresses. uThe (varsity) game is quicker, the playe,rs are bigger and more physical and a greater percentage of balls are blocked, which makes the placement of his sets all the more important,• Conti said. George, who has spent time at both Santa Margarita and Cal- vary Chapel, could provide a huge boost, once h e becomes eli- t • i 4 I I I I + co.ct.: St.ve c.onti : ·~ .... : aa~earogg. : I 8111 ChrlstiMsen : L-----~-------------------J gible. Conti es timated his return will occur the first week of the league campaign. Jekeli, a basketball player who . is new to the sport, brings athleti- cism, enthusiasm and work ethic. not to mention a towering net presence. •He·• t.\ldng huge ste~ f/Y d4y," tsaid Conti. wh'o caJl slon Jet.ell contributing grM he continues to progrcs,r'Ha a 6-9 guy in the prognun ls of nice, but it bis kind of thro wrench into possible lineups. head has beet1 spinning of all tbe combinations we m.i ... be able to use." Alshuler, Burden., Coon and Han.Sen are solid starters, but trul other two spots are still wiC: open,,accordi.Jig to Conti. Junior Mike Jackson,· 6· sophomore Greg Stampley and Si- 11 sophomore Kent Turner, wb~ can also set, are vying with Ree for time at outside hitter. Morgan Jackson, a 6-3 middl blocker, also provides dep while Pliha will rotate in regularl td spell big men in the bade row Conti said the Sea Vie League figures to be .t'?ugher usual this season, with at le five teams expected to be r among the top teams in Orange County. - The Sea Kings open Thursday at Costa Mesa. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUB~IC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTI~ PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES t1ons. In the event of failure jections with the court be-PUBLIC NOTICE ID tlllllSaCt busmm under the ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE g;enerally descnbeo as all stock PUBLIC NOTICE Ylld, AAUtim 1111, CA all ag./lt. to enter into the contract fore the heaJlng. Your ap· f1ct1tJOus bus.ness name or Have you started doing 1n trade, foc111res. fum~re. sup. bUe and interest COIMYtd to l/ld and execute the required poarance may be In person F1ctltlou1 Business names ltsled above on Aonl 16. business yet? No BSC 7042 pies and equipment NOTICE TO now hel<I ~it under~ 'Oee6'ot PUBLIC NOTICE documents. such bid secu· or by your artorney. Nama"5tatement 1907. Karen A. Kraus NOTICE OF ?>~locltedlt 4060£ CREDITORS-OF Tn;st in tile ~pe~ Sltll1a!' in ----------i r11y wlll b" forfeited. The IF YOU ~RE A CREDITOR The following persons are SIGNED. JOHN A. CHEWOIAN This statement was riled PEl.ITION TO La Pal Ave . Analletm. CA BULK SALE :di~i·l'lli~if~tp'~ ~~ NOTICE TO Faithful Performance Bond or a contingent creditor .01 doing business as: Jln statement was ldeo with the County Clerk of ADMINISTER 92806 (SECS. 8103(c)(e), 20 '"I '40I ltJCI no 1~~ u 09, CONTRACTORS shall remain In full force the dece~sed, you must file VILLAGE INVESTMENTS. with the Coullf1 Clertt ol Oranoe Orange County on 2·27-98 The type of license to be 6105 U.C.C.) map"1ecortied in book 40• ~ CALLING FOk BIDS and effect through the your claim with tho court 2400 Main Slreel, Suite County on Februaiy 5. 1QQ8 199867504B4 GEO~~~A:.ER~~DES transtened IY.lr&: OFF SALE Notice is hereby given to 39, nncettaneous maps, tn.lhe School D1str1c1· gl•<rantee period as specl· and mail a copy to tho per-201, Irvine, CA 92614-6252 NOOCE·TtllS Rctillous Daily Pilot Mar 4 11 18 ·cASE NO A19110" BEEA AND WlNE LK:'ENSE NO creditors of the w'1hin office ot the County recortler ol Co ST COMMUN TY COL lied in the general condl-sonal representalive ap-VPM Management. Inc .. 8 Name Statement .,,,.res ltve · • · • • ,. ~196824 • C The ..., ller'n> LEcfEDISTRICT 1 't1ons. polnteaby1he courtwlth1nc811fornla Corporatlon.yenfromthedalaii'W'asfiledtn 25.1998 W605 . To.allhelrs,beneflciaries, now issued fortne mises named seller that a sale sar<I ounty IJIOpe . ., • The DISTRICT reserves tour moPtths from the date 2400 Main Street. Suite ..... Office of ..... Cou""' Cle ... A PUBLIC TICE creditors. contingent credi-•---•-~at Same pre that may constitute a bulk tore oescnbe<I 15 being SOid '".ls Bid Deadline: April 3. f Ii t I f th I t y"' y"' .. ., "' d ho ""'4U:U sale has been or w1tl be is• The street iddllU and O!fler 1998, at 2:00 p.m. lbho right to reie~t any or ~II ~ 'ass ssualndced ol eec/o. 201, Irvine. CA 92614·6252 new Fictibous ~suiess Name .1ootrhse'rwan1·sepb11ersolnn1'er~mtedm~1ny The llllks.llle and lransfer of made common <leSIOMOn. it ~11'1. ot Place of Bid Rece1p1: Of-ids or 10 waive anYi ir· ers prov e n ~ 1 n This business is , con· Statement mist be hied pnor to Flctltlo BuslnlH -the alcohohc be...eraoe 1 cense · Ille real property descnbed abOYe lice or Dir1•clor 01 Purchas-regular111es or inlorma ities 9100 of the California Pr~-ducted by: a corporation lllat date The hhM ol lhs state-Name tatement the wlll or estate, or both, i~re tnl2.....," ID be co'nsu T~e 1nd1v1dual. partner-is purpolted to be 20111 Oro~ in any brds or In the bid-bate Code. The lime for Iii· The registrant commenced ment ooes not oi'"tsett autho111. Th f 11 i ol: GEORGE S. RHODES ,,._, m-ship, or corporate names Streit, Santa Au, CA • The ing, Coast Commun11y Col-ding. . Ing clallTls will not expire to transact business under ' ~ e . e o o n.g persons are A PETITION has been mated at the office of. FIOEUTY and the business ad· unoersione.a Trustee lltsdalll'ls lege District, Bldg. "O', As required by Section before four months from th r t't' b s· e the useinlhsstateota lious doing bu tness as: fi led by GEORGE P. NAIDNAL filLE COWf'NN, dresses of the seller are: any habtlt1Vfor anyu1col'l!ttness 1370 Adams Avenue, Costa 1773 of 111e Calilornia the hearing date nollced na~e ico1r io~:mesu :fst!~ Business Nlme In viollllon of tile KRISv N UNFINISHED RHODES In the~perlor ~ MaQnoha Ave.. #275, Waller Granath dba World of tile street address and otllet Mesa. CA 92626 Labor Code. the Director of above. above on 1/t/98 nghts of anocher under Federal. F u RN I T u R E. 2 3 3 5 1 Court of Californi . County Rilltl'Slde, CA 92504 ano tile Wide Custom Yachts, 3432 common oesigllRon ii "*I Pro1ect Identification the Department of Indus-YOU MAY. EXAMINE lhe VPM M t I State, or common law (See Avenlda de ta Carlotta, La-of ORANGE. nopatedsaledate1sMan:h23, Oporto, Sle. 104. Newport shown herein Sall sile will bf Name· Coastline College 11ial Relations of the State file kept by 11'he court. If you Scott J B~~~~re~~e~ide~tc., Secton 14400 et seq · Business guna Hills. CA 92653 THE PETITION quests 1998 Beach, CA 92663 maoe but without cownar( 01 Garden Grove Higher Edu· or Cal1tornla has " deter-are a person interested in This st;lteme~t was filed and ProleSSlons Code) Murcom lndtr.ltnes. Inc .. that GEORGE P. R DES The purchase ·pnce or As listed by the seller. all wamtn1Y. exp1esse<1 or 1mllljt<i. · ciJlion Center Tenant jm-mined the generally prevail-the estate, you may lite w•th the Coul")ty Clerk of First Filing 0(CA). 14i 11 CN. c92oas1 Hwy .. be appointed as personal COnst<lelllbelll in connec~on with ot)le'r business names and regalllino bUe. possession, .or pro,emonts; Ing rates or wages In the with the court a formal Re-0 C 2. 3.98 Newport Beach-Costa Mesa-c~ans do,. A 054 representative to ad minis-the sale of tile busmess a/l<I address€ls used by the encumbr.lnces to PIY the rmtJm. B~a~~·~1~;8 are on file and locality in which the Work quest for Special Notice of 1 ~;~~7:~;1r2°n 1 · CN459039JEWa F!b 11.18.25. dT his d bu.siness Is coo-ter the estate of th~ dece-llanstetol the ~cense, ts tile sum seller within three years be-1no pnnc:1pal sum of Ille nmte(s) • is to be performed. Copies the filing of an inventory Mar4. 1998 ucte by. a corporation_ dent. ol $35.00000, includi"IJ 1nven-lore tho date such list wu secured lly sar<I Deed of Trust available at: .a~ice 01 th~ of 1hese wage rate determi-and appraisal of estate as-.Dail~ Pilot Feb. 18, 25, Have you started dorng THE PETITION requests IDty mmatecl at S ~ whlcll sent or delivered to the W1tll 1nte~st !hereon. as Cll'01'dtd Physical Facihlies Coordr-nations, enlrtled PREVAii-· sets or of any petition or Mar. 4, 11, 1998 W585 PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? Yes .. 1-1-98 -aulhorlty to administer the consists of the tollOWtng buyer are: none 1n said note(S), a<l'ances. ti lf/f, nator. Ardith Richey, Coast ING WAGE SCALE, are account as provided In M_urcom lndu~lnes, Inc., estate under the lndepen-lntaOQl~e-$35,00000 The address to which in· unoer the terms of tnl Deet-ot Con:imunlty College Dis· maintained at lhe DlSTRICT section 1250 or the Calllor-PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Business Em; Murry, President dent Administration of Es· It has Deen aQ1ee<I between qu1ries about the sale may Trust esomate<I tees. Cf\a~ trict, 1.~1,9 Adams Ave., office located at: l370 nia Probate Code. A Re-Name Statement This statement was filed tales Act. lThis authority tile sejler(s>ticensee(s) ano the be made, 1f d11terent from ano expenses ol the T111S1ee ill<I Bldg. D · ~osta Mesa. Adams Ave., Costa Mesa. quest tor Special Notice Fic titious BuslneH The following persons are with the County Clerk of will allow the personal rep-umnoeo buyer(s)1r.lnsf&ree(s). the seller's ~ddress: same or tile tnJsts create<l lly urd Oft<! CA(}~1~lE438 ~646 EREBY CA 92626: Physical Facili· form is available from the ThNfme ~tatement doing business as Orange County on 1·20·98 resentative. to take many as ll!(Jlrred llV sec. 24073 of tile The 1nd1v1dual, partner-_ ol Trust to·Wtl S23,13UO N 1 1 H ties PlanninQ a,nd are avi\il-c·ourt clerk. . e 0110.w no persons are CT Enterprises 314 1/2 199B6746098 actions without court ap-~striess ana Professions Code ship, or corporate names Esomateo Accrued 1nleitst.._, ~~~~~ i~~~olth~151~1~fv~i able to any interested par1 Attorney for Petl-d:R"iv~ssinEe~TE~:PRISES Iris, Corona Dei Mar, CA Daily Pilot Feb. 18. 25, prioval. B~tore telling. cer-lllat the considemon.lor tl'3nsler and the f business ad: ~,::• that,:ounc~s O::Or':· ,:'~1 . . upon request. The Con· tloner . , • 92625 Mar 4 11 . 1996 w 587 tan vory important actions, of the business and license is IO dresses o . the buyer are. Orange Counly, Cahlorn1a. tractor shall post a copy of RICHARD J 16835 Algonquin. Hunting,· Carne Ann Tanner 314 t/2 . . • . 'however. the personal rep-be!*dOnlyatterthetranst rhas Primary Ob1cc11ve Inc. The beneficiary un<ler said QefO acl1ng .bY and through its this· document at each job • . ton Beach, CA 92649 Iris, Corona Del Mar. CA PUBLIC NOTICE rese!'1latil1e will be required been~ h> the De~ The assets to ·be sold are of Trust neretolOI! executed 1(111 Governing Board. here•nal-site The Contractor and ALBRECHT, ESQ. Cart Douglas Fensterma· 92625 ·---'lo give notice to interested or~ 1 .,, nt described '" general as: <leltvere<I to tile UMef'SI0'*"-1 ier re.~encd to .as "DIS· an . subcontractor under II (CSBt 080406), cher._ 16835 Algonquin, This b slnoss ts con· Flctltl.1..11 Business persons unless they have =c ~br':iraoet:mra. Miscellaneous ottlce equip· wntten Oedaraoon ol Default enc ~~:cTnot':~i':rce1t~ea~P \~~ sh~ll pay not less l'lan the COLLEEN BARNEY, ~~6~~ngton Beach, CA ducted b~: an individual Name Statement . waived notice or consented OUTDOOfl SAF~~ ~-ment . ~~~~' '~,~~·~nde:C::e~ above-stated time sealed spcc1l1ed prevailing rates of ESQ., (CSB#167046), Margaret Mary Miner Have you started doing Tne folio.wing persons .ire to the proposed action.) TIONAl. INC., a cakronu Corpo-and are located at. 3432 Sell TheundersignedClllSedsa<I bids for tho awa'rd ol a wages to all workers em-Al.BRECHT & BARNEY, 16835 Algonquin Hunting'. business ye1? Yes, 2/4/98 doing business as: The_ Independent adminls· ra1>on. Sellel'(s)tlcensee(sk Via Opocrto '104, Newport Nooce or OellUlt ano Eltdlon to . ployed In the execution of 1 PARK PLAZA STE • Came Tanner ADVANCED CONCEPTS trallon authorlty will be CORONA RECREATION J Beach, A 92663 Seti to be........-,.. lhl 1u conuact for tho proiect de-th C l t ' • ton Beach. CA 92649 Th' f I d ENGINEERING CONSULT granted unless an inter-. ' a The dale or prospective , .. ....,,.,..,.. in caun., scribed as: ~o g~d~;. may withdraw 3 0 0 • IRVINE' CA This bu~iness ts con-wit~s t~~t~~~~: w~~rk1 eof ANTS. 1401 North ea; ested person lil\)s •an ob· Cafifonn Corp., doing buSllness date of the bulk sale was/is where the real IJIOpel\' ts loc:lltle<I Tenant Improvements for a b"d lo a e 'od of shcl 92814 ducle~ by. a general part· y Front Balboa Island CA jection to the pelition and as Slnta AN River l.&les, 3·20·98 at same. and mo11tnan ttnt monlhl hM 15,000 sq. tt. classroor:n la-(;6) ~ays ~";: t~e date s/i Published Newport nersh1p . Orango County on 2-13·98 92602 • show good cause why the Buyet(s~1cant(s) Dated: 3•2•98 el~ Since IUCh ~ c111~. Prof\CI to be bid In for the opening of bids Beach·Costa Mesa Daily Have you started doing 19986748955 Leroy Chtton Sutherland court should not grant tho Newl)OrtBeacll-CostaMeu Is/ WALTER GRANATH ~~1~ ~ tra e cate~ries to owners. A payment bond sha·ll be Piiot February 25. March 3. buslness yet? No Dally Piiot Feb. 18. 25, 1401 North Bay Front Bai'. autho11ty. CN"62111Q60096-SMar4, 1QQ8 SELLER ' COMP""N . T ......... '~c There w•it be a Forty dol· . . Cart D. Fenstermacher Mar 4 1 t 1998 W58 1 b 1 1 d CA 92662 ' A HEARING on the peti ~.·J.JJ '-.... ~ lar ($4000) non-refundable required prior 10 execution 4• t998 This ~tatement was fil ed · • ' oa s an · . ..! • PUBLIC NOTICE Published Newport ADVANTAUC 200 E. SAMJ· · . of the contract and shall be WT569 PUBLIC NOTICE This busrne~s Is con-lion will be held on MARCH . PONTE SUffE 600 SANTA AN) payment required for each in the form set forth In the with the County Clerk ol ducted by: an individual 26, 1998. at 1 :45pm in Beach·Costa Mesa Dail! CA °92l0l (7141'29-5010 BY set of bid documents. contract documents. PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on 2-27·98 Fictitious Buslnen Have you started doing' Dept. 703 located at 341 Fictitious Business P1lo1 M8tch 4, 1996. W60: Wide S1fl'Hr-Offm2·'2!>.'"3>4 Checks should . be made Pursuant to Section 22300 199B6750504 business yet? No The City Drive South, Or-Name Statement PUBLIC NOTICE 3-11 1998 payable 1° Coast. Com· of the Public Contract EscsowNo.MOOtf-SM Daily Pilot Mar. 4, 11, 18, Name Statement Leroy C. Sutherland ange. CA 92868. The following persons are · ml.!nity College District. . Code the contract will con· NOTlCETOCR.EDmlRS 25 1998 W597 The following persons are This statement was filed IF YOU OBJECT to the doing business as: STATEMENT OF --------E-~ Bids shall be received in taln provisions permitting OF IUll IAlE · doing business as: . with the County Clerk of granting of the pet111on, you HANNA ACUPUNCTURE & PUBLIC NOJIC lhe place Identified above, the successful bidder to (!EC Sec.1105) PUBLIC NOTICE G.T: Noon Contractrng Orange County on 2·20·96 should a'r>pear al the hear-HERB CLINIC. 767 19th St WITHDRAWAL FROM Fictitious Bualnesa •1 and those bids shall be substitute securities for any NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Services, 2588 Fairway Or., 19988749791 ing and state your Ob· #109, Costa Mesa. CA PARTNERSHIP opened and publicly read monies withheld by the that a bulk safe is about Ill be Fictitious Business Costa Mesa. Ca. 92627 0 ll PU F b 25 M 4 jections or file written ob· 92627 OPERATING UNDER Th~1o~~w~~tp~~~! a!.. aloud at the above-stated 01str1ct to ensure perf • mlOe Name Statement Gerald Noon, 2588 Fair-a y ot e . • ar. . 1ect1ons with th e court be· In Sick, Jin. 15314 FICTITIOUS "" ...... ~ .., 1';"e and p~ce. , h ance under the contract. The name(s) and business The following persons are way Dr .. Costa Mesa, CA. 11· 18• 1998 w 59o fore the hearing Your ap· St .. Hacienda Heights, CA BUSINESS NAME doing business as: 1 n accor ance w 1 the Each bid submitted in re-ad<l~ss of the seller iY-!re doing business as: 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE pearance may be In person 9,1745 The following person has Home·Mart Realty, 3ol{ll prov1s1ons of Cahlornla sponse to this Notice shall OlJTOOOR SAFARIES INlERNA-l'rledman & Company, This bustne.ss . !S con-or by your attorney. This business ts con· withdrawn as a general Promenade, Costa Mest . Public Contract Code Sec-contain as a bid Item ad-TIONAL INC 1221 w '°'1s Cert if 1 e d Pub I 1 c AC· ducted by· an individual Fictitious Business IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR ducted by: an inel1111dual pa11ner from the partner-CA 92626 1 llO~ 3~~~·1 tt~e s~~ri;t re: equate' sheeting, shoring, RQllWay, NeWl)Ort Beacll, C countants, 5 Hutton Centre Ha~e you ?s~rled doing Name Statement or a con11ngen1 creditor of Ha~e you started doing ship operating under th,; ~~~e~a~~~e~0;1~11• J~s~ qu es th 1 f, . e ~os and bracing or equivalent 92633 * 1015. Santa Ana, CA bGusines~/el 0 The following persons are the deceased you must file business yet? No fictitious business name of CA 92626 f sess e 0 owing ~as-method for' the protection Doi 92707 erald oon doin business as· your claim .,;ith the court In Sick, J•n W1ntech et 2183 Fairview j . s1f1calio~ ?~ cont~a~~o~st 11-of life a'nd limb In trenches HEIMLAKi business as ~ Brett Friedman, 16 Morn· This statement was filed Ho8sE OF ENCHANT-and mail a copy to the per-This statement was flied Road, Suite 215. Costa Jeannette Lee Lull. 30qoo cense a e t1fl'l4 a he end open excavation Al ing Dew. Irvine. CA 92612 with the County Clerk of MENT 270 East 17th ti 13 soual representative ap-wllh the Coun1y Clerk or Mesa. CA 92627 Promenade. Costa Mesa. c~nt~~r~clt~:,w':{~et bidd r which shall conform to ap: and ~( bu)Sl~ "!,me(s) Mike Trudeau, 5 Hutton Orange County on 2· 13-98 Costa 'Mesa. CA 92527 ' pointed by the cou•I w1thrn Orange County on 2·20-98 The F1ctiliou& Business ~~i~26~~siness 15 cot'. 0t b · ,c 1 ed plicabte safety orders •• ,1 ...., es theu "' ... the Centre 11'1015, San1a Ana. 1990674B954 Jay Leslie Inc (CA) 9565 four months from the date 19988749731 Name referr.ed to above mus e proper y 1cense · ..., er(s) Wluon past u1ree CA 92707 D p F .. · 1 f 1 f . . 11 d 1 0 c ducted. by: husband a for the trade category bid. Governing Board -·~as S13Cld..., the setle~) . . . a1ly 1101 eb 18. 25. Slater #23, Founta•n Vall 'Y· rrst ssuance o the !et-Daily Pilot Fet>. 25. Mar. 4, was 1 e n rang11 ounty wile 1 PUBLISH, March 4 1998 By Wllllam M Vega ~=(II none so"'.._) S , This business is con-Mar. 4, 11 , 1998 W586 CA 92708 ters as provided In section 11 18 1998 W''J2 on 1-22-90, F670723 Have you starte ... • do1nn · • • ' .... • ;,...., ducted by· a general part-T · 9100 of the Cal'1to la p · · • Full name and address or . .,. and March t 1, 1998 Ed. D., Chancellor, ANA RIVER lAl(fS 4060 E. la · · his business 16 con-rn ro-----------b · ? N ' WALK THROUGH· March C t C It C 1 """ A a--...... • CA,,..,..,,., nersh1p PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: a corporation bate Coda. The time for t.I· PUBLIC NOTICE the person w1thdraw1ng : J.f~es~ yet · Lo ft ' · oas ommun Y o • .-.ma ve., ,.....,,..m, """""· Have you started doing Have you started doing Ing claims will not expire Eddie Cockerell IV, 408 1 ert ames u I 17. 1998 .lt 9:00 a.m .. leg• District CORONA LAKE. 12510 Temesal business yet? Yea. 7/94 Flctltlou. Business business et? N~ before four months from Fictitious Business Dahlia Ave .. Corona del This statement wat fifed goasllrn~. Cholleg~d Gar~en Published Newport Canyon Rold. Corona, CA 111720. Bren Friedman Name !...atement Jay Lesli~ Inc, Jay L. Po-the hearing date noticed Name Statement Mar, CA 92625 with the County Clerk of C~~~:r 11~9C:1r Euc~~a ~:. Beach·Costa Mesa Dally and IFMNE LAKE. "621 Santiago T_h1s statement was filed The tollo.w1ng persons are merantz above. The following persons aro Eddy Cockerell Orange County on 2:5·9& • enue Garden Grove Ca Pilot March 4, 11, 1998. catlyon Road, S.hiel'ICIO, CA with the County Clerk or doing.business as This statement was liled YOU MAY EXAMINE the doing business as 19986749564 199867480&$ Located al comer 01 Euclid w603 ~76 Orange County on 2·27·98 Oenms Allison Services, 10 with the County Clerk of file kept by the.court, If you ALTERNATIVES FOR SE· This statement was filed Dally Pilot Feb. 1\, 18.~. , and Acacia Streets The locnon 1n Califoma of 19986750503 Baycresl Ct . Newport Orange County on 2•13•96 are a person interested in NIOR CARE. 2057 Port with the County Clerk of Mar. 4, 1998 W~ • BIO DATE: April 3. 1998 at PUBLIC NOTICE the er.el eicecubw office ol the Daily Pilot Mar. 4, 11, 18, Beac~. CA 92660 19986748960 th.e estate. you may file Bristol, Newport Beach, CA Orange County on 02-19-98 2:oo pm. sellefls Same as atJo\le 25. 1998 w598 Denms Allison. 10 Ba~-Dall Pilot Feb 18 25 with the court a form'.11 Re-92660 1 BOARD DATE· April 15. BSC 7040 The name(&) anC1 llismess cres1 Ct .. Newport Beac . Y 998 · WS8l quest tor Special Notice of A • Retirement Living Re-Daly Pilot Mar. 4, tl, l6, 1998 · NOTICE OF addren of the buyer(s) 1So'are. PUBLIC NOTICE CA .92660 Mar. 4, t 1, 1 ·the filing of an inventory lerral Agency (CA). 2057 25. 1998 W595 Flctltlou1 Business m~~e ~~ry';~~kt 0~h~~ier?:i ~~~;r.:~~i~ ~a:. R~=!'. ~~ Fictitious BualnHs Ju~t!d ~~~~~e1~~1v:~ua~on-PUBLIC NOTICE .:~~ a~p~,''!~:' P~~~~en a~; ~~~~h ~rls~~~6o Newport PUBLIC NOTICE Th:10r:::wf;;~:'~! 'are under the contract unless ESTATE OF: buSlness as ANAHEIM LAI<£. 4117 Name Stat•ment Have you started doing Fictitious Buslne .. • account as provided In This 'business is con· Fictitious Busln•H. doing business as: and until the Registrar of AUDRE REBECCA S Country Hiii Roaa, Analletm, T~e following persons are business yet? Yes. 4/1/89 Name Statement section 1250 of the Califor-ducted by· a corporation Name Statem•nt Hvrizon PaclOc Real Estate Contractors verifies 10 the CA 9'2808 dorng business as: De.nnls Allison The following persons are nia Probate Code. A Re· Have you started doing The following pe1tons are Co n s u I t a n I s . 4 5 l3 DISTRICT that the CON· SCHIFF The assets being SOid M DATA STORM INFORMA· This sta1emen1 was l1tod doing business as· quest for Special Notice business yet? No cioing business as: MacArthur St.320A, N.U'· TRACTOR was properly h· aka AUDRE R. SCHIFF genmlly desc:nbed as. all TION SYSTEMS, 22402 Sil· with the County Cletk ot HIGH POINT FURNITURE, form is available from the A • Retirement Living Re· a) HIGHER MESSIAH DE-port Beach, CA 92660 censed at the time the con-eka REBECCA SCHIFF tn llllde, rrx111res. funRlre. sup. var Spur St., Lake Forest, Orange Counly on 2·27-98 23401 Avenlda de la Car· court clerk. l erral Agency, Wendy SIGN STUDIOS, b) IM· De Kort Corporation, 4f!S) tract was awarded. Any aka BECKY SCHIFF Pits and eQUlpment IOI' t111t CA ~2630 1 9~86750500 Iota I C, Laguna Hiiis, CA Attornev for P•U· Krussman. Pres1cient MIGRANT RECORDS. 1043 MacArthUf St320A, New- CONTRACTOR not so h· CASE NO. A 191118 certain business known as Christopher G. Parker, Daily P1101 Mar 4, 11. 18, 92653 Uof\er: This statement was flied center St., Costa Mesa. CA port Beach, CA 92660 ... censed is subject to penal-To all heirs, beneficiaries, Anaheim Laite 22402 Sliver Spur St· Lake 25. 1998 W596 Hanh Nguyen, 2025 N. PIERRE E. AUW, with the County Cterk ol 92627 This business Is con· ties under t~e law. If the Ii· creditors. conllngent credl· and are localed at 3451 E. .Fo.ras~ CA 9265~02 C PUBLIC NOTICE Lewis St .• Santa Ana, CA ESQ, (CSB#034887) Orange Co1;nty on 2-13·98 Robin tan Poner, 1043 d.fa~!° ~you:• ~o.arrtporaad !ldo!!~ cense classification spoci-tors. and parsons who may Mia Loma Ave .. Maltetm. CA ~ain aDrvies, 2 B La lub-92706 HARRY E WESTOVElt 19986748930 Cenler St., Costa Mesa. CA " • '" fled herelnabove Is 'that of otherwise be lnlerested In 92806 ••Ouse .. * O· · guna This buslnus Is con-• 0 11 P'I 1 F 6 25 92627 business yet? Yes. 6-2&-a "speclo.hy contractor" as the wtll or estate, or both, The lailk salt 11 m1enoeo to Niguel. CA 92677 Fictitious Business ducted by an lno1vldua1 6 ASSOCIATES, 90 I a Y 1 0 eb. 1 • • Kelly Tindall, 328 Unlver· (refile) defined in Section 7056 of or: AUDRE REBECCA be consumrniteO at the office 01 Tfils business Is con· Name Statement Have you started doing DOVER DRIVE, STE. Mar. 4, 11, 1998 W579 slty Drive, Costa Me-sa. CA De Kort Corporation. ~ the C&lltornia Business and SCHIFF aka AUDRE R AOEUTY NAOONAL IDLE COM-ducted by: a general part-T_he following persons are business yet? No 1 0 0 1 N E W P 0 R 'f 92627 M. Klug, Prtsldent ' Professions Code, the spe-SC:-ifFF aka REBECCA P!HY 7344 Maanolla Aw netShlp doing business as: Hanh Nguyen BEACH, CA 82660 PUBLIC NOTICE This business Is con· l_hls atatement was ~ clalty contrpctor awarded SCHIFF aka B ECKY #'J.75' p0 ,1'11de. cA 02604 and Have you started doing Solell Enteiprises. 412 This statemenl w• filed Published Newport ducted by: 8 general par1-with the Couniy Cletk l the Contract f0< this Work SCHIFF thearibciP1te<1Uiedatt1SMalctl bcusinessye1?No ~9t hh ~~eat, Newport wilh the County Clerk of Beach·Costa Mesa Daily Flctllloua8u1ln•H nershlp Orange Coun1y on 2·13- shall itself consl!uct a rrfa. A PETITION has been 23 11198 hrlstophar Parker ea~ • 92663 Oran91 County on 2·2·98 Name Statement Have you tt811ed doing 19980148902 Jorlty of the WOfk, In ac· flied by BRYAN P. SHAF-, The bulk Ill IS ...._.ID This statement was tiled Lydia Bouzaglou, 412 39th 19981747612 Pilot February 25, March 3, t he following person• are business yet? Yes, t-15-98 Dally Pllol Ftb. 18 2~. cordal)ce with the provi-FER In the Superior Coun C.t . e su..,..,.. With the County Clerk or Slree1. Newport Beach, CA 4. 1998 doing business as: Robin Porter Mar. 4, 11, 1998 • siona of California Susi-of California, County of OR· eooe°"'~o~':~ 2. Comme1tlal Orange County on 2-27-96 92663 Dally Pilot Mar. 4, 11 • 18. WT568 21 at Century Dentistry, 1<eny Tlndall ws5p ness and Profetsions Code ANGE. T 19986750$00 This. business Is con· 25. l996 W610 8907 Warner, S ta. 100. This statement wat flied Sec11on 7059. THE PETITION requests lhe ... ':on nai:lh ~~m°'s Dally Piiot Mar. 4 , 11, 18, dHucted by: an indivdidudal PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Huntington Beach. CA With th• County CIOfk ol PUBLIC NOTICE All Wort< must be com· lhal BRYAN P. SHAFFER '"' '"'""" 25 1998 w599 a~e you ?slarte oing 92647 o c pleted wtlhln 96 consecu· be appointed as personal ~ ~ 1~ 1:,· · ~u~re~s yet 1N° Flctltloua eualneH &.•Ml. ....... 11 Debra L. Boll 1 8907 1~~:;1,.';;~6°" 2•13•9·l FHfcll\loi.a1• BullnH1 11-.aaya. l ilne la.o.l.Jha. ... a prasen1A1111e .to • IWBUC NOTIC~ LY 8 ouzag ou N-.n It t t ~10 CMllfTOM OF Watnef Suite 100 Hunting-, •mt. tat.,.,•Qt sance. Failure to complete tar the' .estai.e of the dace-• • -'f!1l'S statement was filed • a •men IUUCUUAll>Of ton Beach, CA 92G47 Dally Pilol eb. 18. 2!>, The followrng PlfSont ar the work within the time dent. nolia Aw . #275, fiwtlide, CA Fictitious Busln•H With tho County Clerk of d~e 1~~~~~~~ :~•on• art wrenJ11111UlWRR ~ Glenn Davit, 8907 Warner. Mar. 4, 11 , 1998 W58·1 clolng.buJln .. a as: set fot1h herein will result in THE PETITION requtsts :.5: :'the I~~ ~O!.!,~l~ Name Statement Orange County on 2-27·98 X·P~H Oraphlc"'.ServjFH ALCaHDUClftB•LWf Suite 100, Hunllngton PUBLIC .. "'TIC• ECC1rt1a11vo AAeeol.lft ... 594 the Imposition of Uquldattd lh• d.cedent'1 Will and 20 any c ··-... The foUOW!og par•on• er• 19906750$08 148 s Eucal lu• 0 , \na' (Ul:Ca..11•11 ... • 8eaoh, CA 928-47 nv i;; nQtr vtnue 111 oamao-s f0< Hch d•.Y ot codlctJs. if arry, be adm~td :_ M.!,=a doing t>1.1t1nttt ••~ Dally Pilot Mar, 4, 11. ti. n•lm CA-92Vo8 ·• ' 1a ,_,. •-.J Tni• buetneu 11 con. ,..._ 1-*nc ~~~ng1on Oe11oh. c =r~,~~ ~~:;1;%-:i,;b1: _.,,.ii. . · ~~~29~~~ ?Si~-~ -~ 'D°t¥. ..r•fllctc-""'· ·m ~..:-:"°" ~ t:-1~ ~~~ ~t::::'~Olng ~nou·•• A11"l\itK r:-Pouone} -." Blddere." for examination In the hi• ~ .. ~11.Y 111,,J,!8" 15, Costa Mesa. CA 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE ~1,,, ~:tl'/t'~ Or., Ana .-of ~-1'a•tneu yi1t't No '1') ~~ CCA>. 11m1 Elm SttH Each bid mUJI conform kept by th• <;OUr1. """"""' RECAfA,...,.., WC . a Shaw & Sons, A California This b • In , la co~ 1 .. -..totieftd D•bra Bolla TAI<£ TO Founta n Valley, CA 82708 and be re1pon11v• to lhe THE PETtflON requ.stt caretl'a Corp . doi~ business Corporation, 829 w. 17th Flclltlo141 BuafneH ducted b~~ •n'l~dlvldu•I n. IWMCI) SOdll 'Seal-Tnla a1a1ement wet filed PAOP£RJY IT MAY Thia bu.1ln111 It co contract documentt. &ch authority to admlnlattr the a~ l.allt, Buyet(S) St. 15. Costa Mesa. CA Name Statement Hovi yo~ atarttd dolt!$ ~ ftdlllf lai '*'1llbtrl MCI with tti. Courity Clerk of AT A flUlllt SAL.£. f YOO gucttd by: Umlted Uablli\ bldd., shall 1ubmlt, on lhe fti.t• under 1"-lndepen-,.......,,....~ .,_.. 92$27 lhO fotlowlng P•reons are bualneH yet? No bulil'lllS adcfta Of • the Orang• Counly on 2·27·08 NE£D ~ fXRAHAMTHE o. form fuml•hed with the dent Admlnllltallon of Ea. 142.&0IOIJll&.S Mlr4. 19D8 Thia bu1JntH la con· doing business as: Oougl .. Hill ·~ .,. OUT-189Btl'50509 NATVM Of T~ Ha"-you 1tan.1d d oon1tact doeumtnts. a fta1 tat" Ad. (Thie authority PUBLIC NOTICI .ducted by: • corooratlon TYCOON PICTURES, 25 This atatament wu fii.~ MafilA. 0.ll)" Pilot Mlf 4 11 19 1 YOU. vou butlneH yet? Yee, 8/1/8 of Iha propoHd aubce» wlfl aatow ttt• ~ rep. Aegletranl fl•• not Ytl Auwrgn~ Nowport Beach, wlfh the County Clttll of 1 Cllltom& Cbrllo-998 • ' W 1• N;T A ~,_1 Russtlf L Pouofltt JU. • ttac10nl on this f!fOJect •• r .. enlstlvt to take many f'kltUJoua lush'l•H bt<IUn to 1ton1act butlntH CA 92&57 Orang• county on 2•20.99 Ta' Lo •3:Mltt922. 25• 1 60 • lO:ot nt AmltlCan Mii Pouchet, Ptttldenl rtqul,.d by the i ubleltlng Ktlon1 without court ap. unotr Iha llctillout buaJ. Antoine . Boche. 25 Au-· 19988749770 1-:...:. ,..__~-.-.. itt _,,.,. • This 11attmen1 was 111 and 8u~onlractlng '•fr pt0val, Befort taklng cor· ~ameltalement n0Hnameornsme1Hetedver11n• Nowport Stach "'"·-·--·--· PUILICNOTICE lldlll OtSucceetor nm. wlth 1114 County Ci.tit I Praetlces Act Govtrnmen.t lain very Important actions, The lollowtng l)lftons are horeln. CA 926°4'1 · Dally Piiot ,tb, 25. Mat, 4. lud\.CAasa:l , lllt~91C! iTnimt.: "'* 11\0 Orangt CQUf\ty on t • C~ Stctk>t14100 et aeq. hOWevtr, th9 personal ttP. doing buel1141H a1: Shaw & Soni, Ron ,D. Thia bu11n .. a 11 CO!'• 11, 19. t90~ W591 ~ ~ • SAHlA Plollt1ou1 Du•lne.. ,., .. ~ Oeec1 0, lNtt. Al· 1H9874l':t Each Sid lhalf be ac:-rnentatlve wUI be ttqulrtd E aa t b I 11 ff ~ u Pon u Shaw, V,P. ducted by: an ln(hvfdual PUBLIC NOTIC'-' IWEA ~ Nam• ltatemenl on &-24-t4 • Dally PllOt ft., u 11. comp~ by a cettlfltd or to Ofv• notic. to lnt.ttHted ~?,"'· 3991 MacAttnur Thi• t!Attmtnt woa filed Havt you ttantd doing 5 • ..., .._ ~ Th• following p9™:111a ore " ... Z1CllllO loOk -,_ _ Mar ~ 109e • ' caahltt'• chtck « bid P.,•on• urileu &hey hive :Geo Ntwpon Beach. CA with 1ne County Cllfk of bu•lne" ~7 No flclttlous auilneH .,_le(tl):)...r....,, _ doin; txnlnut ••; OlflOlt Aecofdt in• Olfrca a11-~· -·~~~ .... -~~ bond In en amount not'"' Wlll~d notloe or coneente4 Orarige County on 2·2·111 Antolnt Bacha N 1 . ,_... .., Am~n r•mllv R .. 11y, ~ el 0-. oaui-. PUBLIC NO'flCE tt1•n 1tn~ otnl 'tO.) of 10 thl proe>e..CS .action.} John Rockwell WhHltt 1tt8t747112 Thi• •laiem•nt w .. flied •M• t•t•ment • ,..,., • ..., .... lncorpor•1·'d , 19000 i. _,. lfr;. A.'J' the total If ~. payable TM lnClependenJ edmlnl• ~~' ~achArt..!'!'' .. ~~~~· Dolly Pilot Feb. 11 18 2s wllti tht C11Jnty Ctt1k or ~ ':~o~~ ':~on• era **-<•), • m. ~l'lur 811d. 811. 5'00, ltn01 an u~ mM; • PUaLIC NOTIC• lo t,,. ltlci S• a gu.""' trallon twl.hOrlty wilt be _.. IC • ~ HVUV .. -· • w's .. ~ Of•t1$• County on 2·1S.M ;::-w c . LME,· 12&10 TllllllCll lrvfnt. CA. 92012 "'*· &!mood '41...... ... Tri. annuli '"'""' D1 tH tnal tPlt bidder. If It• granttd uni.ta an lnltr· Jiii Anoe Whffler. 399f ... at. 4· 1.,, '" 1ff8074t009 " .... ount2 1~ 130 L "'*L OlnM. CAt11llO. Am.ncan fetnlly R•tlty, N '11m1n ......, 11111 Laur9f'Ce t(Ofn, M.O., propoNI 1..-ecceptecl, ihafl ,_.td Pftton nlH an Ob-. :~~ 9"1!~.:.· N.-wpoi f PUBLIC NOTICI Dtlty P+iot MDI. 4 11 10 t~7St ' C •ta •u. CA :.=iftl .. 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Pll'1tM' rrl'On 1111\· rrror rlwt mnr l>t' iii vnur dth.,ifi.,J od Ul1111t'diu1rl>• Tiw Duilv Pilot m•t·rpti. 1111. liuhilil\· for 011\' nror i11 1111 ud"•ni .. 1•m f'1t1 ftir wlawh it mav bf. rr·~pon~iblr r1rPp1 for 1h1• l'o ... 1 of tlw .. puc·r u1·111uUy U1T11pit'd by tlw 1·rn1r Crrdi1 q111 only bt· 11llo•·1·d fur 1hr (i,-.,, i11-.t•rtio11. ., ... .,.. ....... SERVICE DIROCTOIZY (t•Wtt•' ltti rwle· \•HU H~tuM' UfHI 1J••• 111111d•·r '""' '" fl , •II ''"' 1 •• ~ ...... • 10,.11•••··) :t iO W1· .. 1 Bu\' Stn·1·1 C1i-111 \11• ... u. C0A 92<>:!"7 \• ""I""' llh ol ~ R.1 " r-------Deadllnes ------- Boan Monday ........... .Friday S:OOpm Thursday .. Wt>J nesday S:OOpm -For AH Your Home Md 8usineta Needs -....................... -1i·lr1Jh11111· '8::JOu111-:> OOp11t \t. •• i.., I "'"'' \\ul~-lu 8<}0um-:> OOp111 Tuesday ......... Monday 5:00pm f nday .......... Thursday S:OOpm ................. bd.w..lo.. _.., ......... ).~ Wednesday .... Tuesda) 5:00pm ·a1urday ........... Frida~ S:OOpm ' \1 ••• 1..1 ~II• WI ~ BALBOA PENINSULA CORONA 1007 D£LMAR lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MONEY ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ME u n •TnISE . 2122 MISCELIANEOUS iiiTOiiiiiLOiiiANiiiiiiiiiiiii29iiiliii4 2920 5530 5530 5530 '-w•R•C•~--.. u-• RENTALS 1• Ch•rmlna beautlful •Gorgeous CdM Home!••······-••TWO MINUTE "How to Win" $AVON SALES$ FT/PT Salea/Y•cht SECRETARY/PT open floor plan, 2·•ty, w/vlewl 4br, pool, 2 fp __________ , .. LOANS•• Gambling, Books. General Info. Earn Partv Planner out· pleasant home ofc In ANTIQUES 3br 2ba w/lott/llbrary, MHter aulte, $3995 ROOMS 27 $20,000 to $100,000 Call Toll Free extra ss. Sell from going, personable w/ Balboa. Pers/A111. EQUAL 'HOUSING 6010 OPPOR1\JNm .................... lllla ........ 11-..CS" 1111 f ... ..afllr ....... a.tll1Mln gourmet kit. $695,000 Potential purchaae. 06 cHh nowl Homeown· 1·888·515·8222 home or work. Call comp skills/sales exp. R.E. Mngt, 8·16hrs/wk,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Dayna Pettit, Agent Call Kristy 720-1080 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii era. Lower your pay· 1 ·8 o o ·6 1 3 ·6 5 7 1 will train. 673-4597 n/smkr, MS Word/ 1900 Oek Ice Box 873·3899/651-4610pgr CdM 3br 2ba condo w/ ments. Bankruptcy,1_________ Independent rep. Lew Firm needa PIT Excel/Quicken. $10 hr 1930 Oak Break-Front . ---------1COSTA MESA 2124 ~~mpa~~~r3,ho;:2~~~~ ~~~.cr;=~t O:<_~!',~Y ~~!OST & Se Habla J:E~~C~N cledt for flleln~ndex· Fax Res4m• 673-0624 P1:a11~~:-4o!:.,s ......... " .. "' .. Httf1IM "tty tlflftftlCI. CORONA 719-2841 or 548-2576 equity required. can FOUND 29251---.-c-·A_N_C_E--.-·-in~. Ty/J.i~g re6'\~·~h;0s MEDICAL BILLING Popcorn Maker cart DEL MAR 1022 4bd 2ba lg country kit•---------nowt 1·800·222·0914liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •INSTRUCTORS* a ay · · · excollenl SSS. !raining 1690'• Aepo. never H•ltstltl " "'"'"'""" ,...., II flCI, Ctltt, rtlltlH, M11 ................ , ....... ....... lfllla.•HltlfftlH iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2-car gar awlm pool Mortgage Broker Mom Needa Help! provided. PC/Modem d Id s1500 11 spa w/d malnl. prov'd RENTALS TO CAL •SCAN S 1000 Rew.,dlost BALLROOM, LATl N Babysitting needed, required. Call 7 Oays ~:;o .f1a4·675-9460 se 51700/mo 759-1064 SHA.JlE 2724 -~.,--------watch: Rolex Sub· & MODERN styles, varied · hours in my 800-550·6660 leee!!!!!!!!!!!!s ..... .., ... """""· ..................... A Be•utir 4br 3ba Lg lot w/grear yard & entertaining pello . By Owner $895,000 "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •Direct Lenders• Mariner w/HS grad. Also Independent In· Aliso Viejo home. se --,D-O_G_L_O_V_E_R_S_' -• •E'sld• Sp•clou•• 11 $2,500.$50,000 d a t e o n b a c k structors lor Aerobics, per hour. Must be ex· BEST po•cES 3 Huge Br'1. Oupl••· Balbo• Penn Shr 2br' Consolidations 673·5975 Yoga or Fitness pro-perienced, caring, pa· Assistant wanted. __.. ntt ,...,,,.. w111 111 714-640-7116 new dw, fp, 2 eat gar nr beach, fp, parking Cash Loans,Bad1..,..,....,.-.,--------grams. We have a tient and dependable. COM 'DOG WASH'. $$PAID$$ $1,295. 714-548-3959 $650+ dep. Call Alex Credit No groblem. FOUND 2121 EastbluH beautlful studio avail. L Flex hours Call •onellmlomtirullll~ shopping cente r eave message at Klm 714·673·4137 • · lllldmi •Lrn 3 or 4br 2ba 495-8197/979·1700.wk NO ADVAN E FEE • Frlendly, reliable & (714) 574-4248 .mquato • 8""·"'n0.786 Cocker Spaniel about exp'd persons fax res. _,;."="...;,---.,,......-------------• --.,0 .#1 • t f ........, .... .., ""'11A- .... "' .......... lftldl la le ............. 0.,....,. lrt ....., I*-" tht Ill lftll .... l .. trtlM• II ~la ...................... .................... Tea.- ........ f lll'd•. Clll tlUO ...... ,....., ..... Fer COSTA MESA 1024 home locat•d at CdM Sh•r• 2br 1ba -..,..,..,,....1±~vv-v<>---::'l-....... o __ 1 3-5yrs 714·759·9183 714•766.1027 or ma ;NB Home F urnishing -FRED STEGMANN 443 l!lmt,erat In chffrlul home w/lrg HOMEOWNERS! 1---------D•nce 204 S tore looking for EMPLOYMENT· ANTI UES College Park Area. Br, n/pet S525mo + DEBT LARGE REWARD!! 204 Washington St. shipping & receiving SERVICES 5533 ••lllBJl)ll•• :Sbr 1 b• large yard, 1st+ aec req'd. Pis utls. Pron fem pr•l"d CONSOLIDATION! For person that finds Balboa. CA 92661 person M-F. 650-8570 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii "' picket fence, 5%down call 429-1480 for appl Avl 3/1. 640-6-454 Borrow $25,000 • male black cat•------------------- $195,000 Biii Grundy to 1ee. Avall nowt •E'alde CM Orange/ $100,000. Too many w/whlte chesl. Lost •Admln Aaslstant ---------1 ••-•••• lie W II t , OC.., ,1111e ... MUD .. -.-. HOUSES/ CONDOS F.OR SALE Realtora 714-67W181 1_________ Meaa; Lrg rm/ba n/sm bills? •Home Improve-since 2114. 5 t5-9076 Heal1hy Gourmet Office Manager PleaH be awar• that l!'SIDI! GREAT BUYI NEWPORT cat ok, 5400 Incl ulll "'ents. •Apply by1_,,.. • ..,,,.,,,,.....,,,..,..~-----seeks enthuslasllc FfT for BUSY Inter ltle llsllngs In this cat· 3Br 2Ba & 1Br on R·2 fem pref'd. 531•7451 phone/24 hour ap-LOST CAT bfk male, dela11-orlented. self-Net based Co. Will egory ma.y requ.re you Lot 5239K Make Offerl BEACH 2189 proval. •No Equity Re-yllw eyes. wearing starter. Good com-have many duties & 10 call a 900 number Owner/Agt. 642·9666''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii N2BI ShlWr 2bhr 2.5bba Lrig quired. Plallnum Capl· green haller REWARD! puler, people, ~one be delal'ed, organ· In which there ls a •55 Plue Community s ry n m, ay v ew tal: Real Estate Broker ca 11 7 2 2 -0 3 8 5 & organization. \;aler-ized , Sflf•"Slarter! charpe per min111e. M••• Verde Lovely Homes . Quiet 1treetsSO Down Pmt. Free Recorded Mes- sage. Ag•nt 714-556-582e 2Br 2Ba Waterfront ••pool, gym, tennis•• II 01163658, CA ·•---------Ing knowledge a T Wlndows,Word,Excel EARN $1000 WEEKLY Fireplace, $2200.mo S750 + utll 760-3907 Dept. of Real Estate. Lost Ca. on 2/25 no/smoker, Saturdays C II stuffing envelopes at Newport lalend on 1 ·800·523-5363/0pen Orange Persian w/ req. fax res: 833-2939 a (800) 728·8802 home. Start now. No Call 714-673-1331 7 c SC golden eyes. Vic of or Fax resume to Bay. Shr 3br 2ba $750 days. AL" AN Bookkeeper-PT tor 714.574•1460 experience. free sup· 55 Plus Community 1/2 tll boat d k a I Newport Shores. S 100 II . r I N u • oc v · PUT CASH IN your Reward! 714..042.8122 N.B/C.M. Developer. P es, in ormataon o 28r 2Ba, Fireplace 2 bike/ocean 650-5742 hands today! Ffecelve Tue·Wed·Thur, 10-3 obligation. Sen d $1300.p'et month ~=======~I SASE ACE 503 IAGUNA a lump-sum on your Lost Motorola fllp·IOI) Quick Book Pro, WP, .,.. : . ti • 1002 Call 714-871·1331 Im•••••••• PFC and GAP pay· phone & extra ballery. QPro and General Packers for snack Box 5137, Diamond iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilBEACH 1048 l!Htbluff 28r+ Den, COMMERCIAL men ta and begin Vic. Wntclalf or 17th Office. 548·8048 food company. M-F. Bar, CA 91765 GENERAL 2Ba fresh paint 2-e&l meeting your current 7 1 4 ·O 3 1 ·O a 7 5 Care '"'Ivers need~d South Coast Plaza CAL ·SCAN Q o v • R H M • N T • • REAL ~st .... -Area. (7 14) 979-3256 F' 0 RI! CL 0 •• D glllage. Avall lmmecl. .. ATE need1 ... nowl Sellle-1---------Hourly/llve·ln FT/PT ....,...__,.-=;,.-----,--·I---------' View• Surround 3br · $1550.mo 557·1382 1 c ·1 1 t 11 f Lost passport near -= HOM•• pennlea on 2ba 3 dec:ka S70K In•---------I••••••••• men ap1 a ' o ree S. Coast Plaza on drivers pref"d. So Cal. Part Thn•20hrs wkly EMPLOYMENT the $1. R•po'a, VA, upg'radHI S329,000 Lg Bachelor w/pvt en-:3-:7~6~~tc'l~·SAC~~ 1/20/98 Call Ahmad, __ H_o_m_e_c_a_r•_m..,·1_1_2_2-_1_01_1 gF~gr esu~~~~~'.u'E;'p~~: WANTED 5535 HUD, Shariff aalH. No 1008 Nori• Street trance, patio, pkg, 1 ---------Anbar at 444·2656 Cua to mer Service iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii money down govern-By Owner 497.5994 blk to bch $750. (Incl BUSINESS OFFICE ---------FIT, front desk pos., en~~11a7~~;~-:.:~~;es ment loens available utll) 923-2082 FOR RENT 2769 MORTGAGES & •--------busy otflce, greeting .,,,,--...,---,--.,,,.---•Swed I ah Nurse• Loving, Dependable, Xlnt Cook. Driving, Local Ref's, 12 Yrs Exp. Lives Locally ~714·040 ·37351:? now. Local U1tlng1. NB 5475/mo no pete. TD 'S 2918 HEALTH & pis, sched. appts. ma-Restaurant Server Toll fr" NEWPORT 1st & dep. Laundry, NB 3Rm 8ulte/Furn • • FITNESS 3000 lure,resp.,computer Rapidly growing cafe 1.aoo.&e&.2292 s~•cff 1069 pvt entry/bath , . skllll a+. S exp In C.M. seeks exp'd. ~. H-4000 AOon 428-4272pg 548-3063 phon•. fp, ground fir CASH NOWll 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii based.71A "A().7030 qualllty, motivated ,.,.L•SCAN 1 .-AflOn only.Weslcliffi 11 ......,.. ~ .--We purchase F p 1 server for 5 shifts/wk. Panor•mlc Oce•n Dover. S325. 848-2474 ··· • r•• •r•on• * D I R E CT O R O F aUCH HOMES Viewl Condo, 1 Br 1 mortgagH, annuities, Trelnlng Seaalon NURSING Position Breakfast-lunch only. --------- Avail Nowl 2Br 2Ba. '"'-I & I end bualness notes. with Mann" Must work weekends. DOMESTICS 5540 50 Steps to Sand. .,..n, poo tenn •· Since 1984 highest 3-8 30 avall. lmmed. In 99 Ask for Jon 646-4118 · $375,000 on lhe •and $1500.(71A) 722·7226 BUSINESS & prlcH paid. Free 714-29 • O bed anf. for strong, R•t•ll Sal•• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii From S 9 7 5, o 001 .. •••••••• estlmalu. prom pl LOSE WEIGHT exper. D.O.N. Uve In 10.15hrs wk, AM shil1. Chlld C•re Broker 842-385011 FINANCE profHslonal service.. Through a sefe and the 111 small town In Out of Sent• Fe Needed APARTMENTS Colonl•I Fln•ncl•I 1clenllflc nutritional CA In a valley among at Fashion Island For newborn twins LINDA ISL£ 1-800.989·1200 plan 714-557·2721 fruit trees, vineyards, T•mar• 844-5953 and 3 yr old In my FOR RENT ext 51 CAL*SCAN lakes/streams. moun· Allio Viejo home. Exquisite 58r 4.5Ba • MARIJU'"NA FREE 1aln1. Fax resume to: RETAIL SALES J ff ,._ I .a-t BUSINESS "' Monday thru Friday SOLD! .J anP·~ :\nliquP~ Showca9• homes f()( sale In our Saturday Real E1tal• Supplement I •Home• of the W-k dlaplay •d• etart at Juat $701 (DHCl!ne Wed 5pm) • .vcur 1 -.•n "CASH" Immediate $$ REPORT! Know your Pleasant Care o f Evenings & wk-ends 7:30am . 6 :30pm. 714-841-8981 OPPORTUNITY for alf\Jctured settJe-rights to 1mok• and Ukiah, 1·707-462-0742 L•d" QoH Fashion Must be experienced. --------- Newport Shor•• 2bt, BALBOA 2904 ments end deferred grow. Learn to protect & c all Kim Taylor, Island NB 720.1996 dependable, pallenl & Can't seem to ***** e0P9ft Houae llatlnga fOf' tSI (Deadline Thun 5pm) ofc, 2ba, beam cell, ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Insurance clalm1. yourself under Callfor· Administrator. Sandwich Maker. FT/PT caring. ReferencH re-\_el 10 all those fireproof tll• root. ISLAND 2606•• .1.G.Wentworthl nia law. 24 hour r .. 1 ·707 ·462-663 6 Good Payll Alter 2p quired. $1100 per '9 S358,000 Biii Qrundyliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •••••••• 1-888·231 ·5375 corded messau~. Free CAL"SCAN 250.0919 pgr anytime month. PleaH call repair jobs Realtore 875-e181 •SUNNY PATIOflo PleaH be wary of out CAL*SCAN call 1·800-326·828l DRIVERS ·S 7 0 0 802·8288. (714) 574-42418 around the house? ***** It pays to adVertl•• Lg 2b I of area companies. CAL •SCAN HIRE on Bonub. Long -.,,,,...,.....,.,,_-,.--__,.--1---------Nwpt Hgt• 4Br 3.58a r lba, new pant, Check with th• local "' Thinking of having a Sell your unwanted Let lhe Cl•••ifled approx 30001f, recent crpt, lndry rm, avl now Bet t • r Bus In•• I ••••••••••·<::'-W_•_l_k_Y_o_u_r_W-ay--to H au I F I a t bed garage sale? Items the •HY wayl Service Directory In the best local Real Estate Section CALL·TODAYJ remodel, entertalnere $1195. Agl 846-0645 Bureau before you ANNOUNCEMENTS Flln•H·Feel like a Mii-Positions. Kenworth Give us a calll To place your dream. $710K. Prlnc. r-----------Hnd any money for llonl" New guide to C o n v • n 11 o n a I 11 · CLASSIFIED claHlfled ad call help you find Llaa River• 714/574-4252 Only. Owner &45-6371 COSTA MESA 2624 ree1 or aervlcH. Read the rnoat popular form H Required Class A 8~878 842·5878. rellabfe help. and under11and any of exercise $12.95 COL. New Pay Scale. ---.\,....-~-------------1------.....;.. __ OCllAN FRONT contract• before you r~NOUNCEMENTS Money back guaranlM. All benefit•. TSE UND•R $300,000 1 Br D • t •ah• d algn. Shop around for 2920 Call Toll Free 1 ·8 O O ·5 4 8 -3 1 2 O Cott•e•• w/Patlo ralH. • (888)515-8222 ext. A·11 CAL·SCAN aANK REPO near beach. Catheclra1'·a-o"""o""'S,....T...-... S-A_L_l!_S_l_Pr-o , EXPERIENCED BUCH GIANT cells, frig. Move·ln m&1keter helpi you VOLUNTEER NEEDED. OWNERS AUSO WUO 1004 S739,900 Spec:lall $675 +$400 sell od t/ 1 Area contact person OPERATORS. Mini· Qov.mment Owned dep. 548·2421 Call pr 71~_;34~~~;3 for ln .. rnatlonal High EMPLOYMENT mum 2 years driving 2Br 28• Spaoloua ~Prudential •Costa M•••'a Beat Sc hool Student experience 11 West· Condo. Ught Ii Quiet. W Jr·1br & 1br, also 2br l!duo•tlon•I h ome Exchange Program. ern or 48 1talH. Must Ll1ted at 1112,000 ~..... tbs, quiet gated bM~5~~neH. Not CallMiklat: have class A COL Mlchael Lambert., Ao1 714-723-8120 comm. pool, tennis, · • k monthly. 1 -a o o .7 3 3 ·2 7 7 3 EMPLO"'-•~NT doubles & hazmal 714-4 9 9 .a 4 8 'I---------<.aay ace ea• 10 1·800-995-0798•4144 CAL•SCAN i.uu; • n d . To II fr• e a~•" ESTATE frHway/bHCh/malls. FINANCIAL fAEEDOMI --------5530 1-888 ·5 9 5-6 3 5 4 ~ 714-557.0075 Average people are (ec>e·m/Q CAL·SCAN l!XCBANGB 1800••1r""•,...a1 ... d ... •_Co __ u_n_try-·..,.W,.,.ood-.,..1 eaml~ SS..S10k per FIND 2 Tea Roo\m Models Fadal Miii Operator 2br apllt.M, study, fp, mont P(fl Very W•nted In NB. PIT 2 yHra min exp., alm""""I No ,._..,.nal M t b bl t d 't iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Lake Arrowhead HUI S925.n/pet 180 21at Hlllngl Not-MLMI 1 wk-<1ay1, 1 wk·•nds us • a e o • 1 3 ., ..... condo, top dH8f1 view S300K &45-9543 Of &48-1184 1 .aoo-322 .. 108 Strong sales exp. program al the ma- IALBOA PENJRSULA 1007 .... Wiii •·ch~ fo OC RENT 5'5"·5'8"~re'f. Call chin• and do some ......... rb .. ,. .. h •--· " r Newport Hel .. hta Ext.IM51 CAL•SCAN ... .,._ '"" "' '"""' ""OP 3000tl 497 1137 • Britt 71 75-2174 HI up. King lnslru· entNtalnlng '1.ek w/ .,.. · • ,.,_ Beautiful lrg 3br ment Co. 18792 Bur;...e ocean vu•. ~5.000 2ba. pvt bale, nice a•--a-cD-lT----2--S8·S11 per Houri .Lane, Huntlng1on Dayna Pettit, Agt .......... quleL $1500. 54().0t30 C""" 907 an apartment and beneflla. FIT & P/ Buch.CA 92647 ,or 11"'473-3899 HOUSBS/ Spaolou• 3br 2b•,liiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii through classified T, Preschool, lnffTod FAX Resun . .:i to gar, lnd""-tm $875 + ARB YOU Tutor Tim• Chlld Care 714·847·2062 CONDOS $500 d.p. no pet1. DROWNING In debt? In N.B.· 955·2872 PLEASE NO CALLS FOR RENT 2288 Canyon. 84S.t.C92 O•bt r•ll•f.free, Im· ------------~---.;r mediate. conndentlal. ________________________ ..;. __ _ Conaolldate pay-Brld menta, lower lntere1l. 18 2669 C•ll toll free ------------------------1-888·BILL·FREE or NEWPORT 2102 B!ACB. (888)245·5373 * 819 Can"on * American Credi I By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH ~ero Down home loan ,,.. 24 hour recorded m1g: , ..... 792.7413 "30Tct'ft ' 1·2·3 Bedroom Apll CounHl<>n, nonprofll. Mat Faahlon fal•nd CAL•SCAN a-cat gat, Jp, w/d hk· DIEBT --DOUBLBTROUBLE ..,._· ~~~ ~= -CONSOLIDXt'IONt. 1te80<12t96 844-0509 Cut monthly payment1 up to 3()..501'. Reduce Neither wlnctable. South deals. But when South reversed w1Cb two lpllks. No.1h j~ '° aamc -tbe NOR111 ~of~w ~~~ •Un~ ~----Qitllii" iiiaor-1111t ..-n camed 1W 1be kl\chenette, lntereat. SloP coll.c· ~ 1 bloOk..to oc:n. lion .-.a111. Avoid ,....._ -~.• 4M b•n~IM'OY F4«E 3-tltllOO. Ml-9"8 confldentlal help, o..:n::-~.._. 1M 1 .. kRcheMt\e, Oen..-Man•gem•nl. Funv P.:ltt adO ..... tncl, 1/2 tMoc:k io Non-profit, HcenHd/ 0 Q 7 much Wfisbl. Ealt'I dOuble W&I pure o QI 5 4 p:ICd -a ooo-ukt eet would &ave • P ' ocean. Avail 4/t bonded. MIO.mo71~M7~ 1.aoo.e1a.G41a WESr "Affordable Alternative" DlscOunt €alket, Cremation& Bilrlal Service Why should you sub)ect -.ri..-11 a yow ,......, to lnfllt~ ~· for letvlcel?m ('TPP) CAL*ICAN • 14 ~~= RiADY MOiilY tor 0163 Via Udo llOOO/mo yow atl'UCl'tUred ....... o J t 7 J •7 t44734H~• ment, lotlery wtnnlngt, • t 5 4 3 tNtt 1ncOme a ,.., • •• ••t•••· Atao, llft he In 1bt 1ba boet 1n1urence vtMScaUon. Mm. ..0. 114-411· AMCIY Mon.yl toll. C ~ a'tl1413411 .. 137pgr t:al toll he iew1? leneHtefi 1.aae 4'aADY-4a Ip riD6e!• 19' a aer1_,.....,,..._ __ ... c_N.._•_1Ci_•_..N_1 =~r,.._ "° i-.1 •. a.wT.,,... 1H•H• Orio ,. ...... • Q tt 6 earned all of an utra 50 POitMS. BAST Weat led the rwo o( di1mon;;td1 Qlo' . .-... .... ........ -.. ~. ~ t 5 4 ~:icb"i.:::°H: then b:. DO o ¥ 11' double. declaRr woYld prot.ab1y •A Jt 'T2 have 1ate.G the 1pade li1esto a.ltd NOllTB WT INT ,_ .. .,.. IODO dowa. but IA lbll afwm c.ifmm. ·~ IUl would hi.,. a.n fool-b..ay~.i..d. dod ... c.uhed the :::..~=--~= ........... Oa tM tlllrd rottftd of heart• declllw ........ dlllll hllia ..... ,,., ......... IM8 .,...... fol. lowtd, tM co11nct ••• 1eeue. Dec..,_ coe&J..., whll a fMltla ~~~-"= ........... A .. _.•._ .............. --.. .. • ,,, ,_ ... ..;m. TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE .. GI WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1998 8010 PUJlNl111R! 8014 COLLECTIBLES TV, ELECTRONICS, ACtJRA 9010 CHRYSLER 9050 INFINITI 9095 JAGUAR liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 601 7 STEREO 6080 iiiiiii•'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '94 4A UNNER .... ANTIQUES 9105 LEXUS 9115 TOYOTA 9210 ·~-·~ ·--·-·Olloc•r ......... .. CA8HPAID •• -............. ...... WE BUY E8TAU8 • ltNnedi•te fnitndy --PAV MOM fASTER'" CONSIGNMENTS L•1w.1u11111r.11h 1 .. ke11 d.uly 6 ~old •f ,.,, lton ewrry Vlr~nuday •I 4p•n lot 111fur1111t1on c..111 l 11~1 957 112) m!'gs1.s133e S OUTH COAST AUCTION 2202 So. Mal11 St. Senta Ana, CA 92707 ~6l ....,M(..A•/M APPLIANCES 6011 I aUY FURNITUR•lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiii 'M L~QEND L •e1 L•Baron t.tghl '8a 020 •ee XJe '97 ES ~00 VO, low mllea, full ' • Antlquu, Alt PIANOS 1905 8eatl•e Tour C•ble De•crambler Low mlln, Boae. Gray/Gray. Excel. • dr, auto, leather. S«fen .. D. oreen, 35k Black/bl1ck, ooty iooo power, alloya, tl'lOOn· 1po °'houseful cath Jacket Size Medium. 8ox $1•.95. Cod• 04 leather, moonroof. Cond . 18990. Call moonroof, CO, full ml,~870) 137,995 ml, no DMV. Lexus roo f . (30TX978) paid {714) 857-8133 Excel1ent Condition •71w 02•2004• (3ROC308) 519.950 759-le<>o l!ltt 2328 power. (1538237) 8 U A JAGUAR Carll fled. #315730 ,18,950 LEXUS oF •1e,a77 14-en.2002 ISAVE • -u• 0., Lr9 Rnt•rtalnm•nt 714-548·5383 Caltle TV W•STMINSTl!R .l.EXU8 LEXUS - Ctr. Wathtd oak, Marllyn Monroe D••orembl•r• -.,..-.;.C,...7.,.,,1..,...4,,,._) ,...a,,,..8..,,,.2...,..e_eo,,..,,..e~ DODGa 9065 MISSION VIEJO •ee XJe MISSION VIEJO WISTMINST•R•· glanlwood doore. Booka, po1ter1 & Pies •800-211-4125• ._ 1.a8 .. 88•Ll!XU8 Sedan, 40, grean, 24k 1-(888,·88·Ll!XUS (714) e92.eeoo ' 68x21 , 1350.obo & more.Sat,8am·1pm '9831,~Tl!1G1RA .. GSR liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ,.,,0 130T ml. S39,995 '94 CAMRV LI! Uke Newl 8eM204 2520 Weatmlnaler Ave ... m • eal .. ar, ·~ Da.,..ona 8h•lbv ., SAUER JAQUA" Lo mllU, AT, '"It r custom wh••I•, holl •· " White. Ivory. moon· 71,._· .... 71 2002 D S 9130 111..-Must Selll H utch OX4 TRANSPORTATION (3POV328) $17,950 urbo All Power. root, IHther, vD. now "'".. • MERCE E power, eaat tlte, - walnut,'1300. Div ider W"•~n ~EXOS OF Premium Souncl Sy1., Lexu1 1tade. (009972) ---------1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii newt (3HMA938) 6X5 3-ahelf ator•g• rm n.&u~ WESTMIHS-TliA CO Plt yer, All Lealtler 522 977 gt lO OS L I St2.9SO • divider S200. 983-3483 TO BUY 60191________ 71._892•0900 In ter io r, T·TO'pt, • LE.XU& JEEP ~ '87 White 5 0 w LEXUS OF lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Garaged, Very Clean. MISSION VIEJO Gray Leather Int. Xlnt weSTMINSTER• .. •Sofa Sl••P•r and SAIL BOATS 7014 --------$2950.0bO 548·1~M 1 ... 88·88·L"'XU& 01( E Cond. Phone. "2-Top•. (714) ao2.eooo loveaeat, 2 .. nd tablet I BUY ALL PIANOS D 25 -.. '94 QRAHC> CHl!R l!l ll7,000 720-8013 1-.....:..--.:--..,,..,.,_..,,,_.._ and coffee table, Anllques-qu11. 1urn1tur1 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AU I 90 1---------4X4, Va. AT, Tow ol· '90 CAMRY LE $550.00 2 Lamps 1pc or houseful caah 2 3' Columbla 8hp FERRARI 90611•1-A-G_U_AR______ loy1, full p,ower '88 5GOSEL Blue, lthr 28k. AT, full power. $80. for pair 983-3483 paid (714) 957-8133 outboard, $3500 w/8' '81 4000 Onl y n k m1,1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9105 (3MJM77d\ $14,9 50 Int. sunroof, phone. l cassette, Ilk• newt TEAK DESK Btautlful Old Coins Gold Sllvtr West Marino lnllalable Sliver. 4dr, one ol a l• LEXUS OF ownor. Perfect Cond. (3PAH21 1~$15,050 Contompory, al a frac: Franklin Mint. Sterllng shore boat docked In kind, xlnt condition •'92 Mondlal 12k mt, '79 Jaguar XJS WESTMINSTER l 32K ml. $15.900. LEX S OF llon of cost.SSOOobo. Old watches & jowolry ~:1~1~~ic 7 l :A~i1".~~~ 1 owner, NC. am·fm rod/tJn S75K. •'88 Coupe v .12 On ly 714-892·8908 644·t968 or 863·0582 ~~:r:~~::S~~: 714·673t3112 Westeoast Com 642·9448 c1iss. Sl 0 00 firm Teslaroua l 3k ml, 35k, 1·0wner, $2500. ---,.•9"'o""""o""'RA_,..,.,N,.,,D---1,91 580 s ec 1-ownor --------...,...-- RECORDS/TOP$ 714·7~1 ·1758 red/Ian S65K. •'87 412 Vellow(Tan 721·3568 CHEROKEE white/gray .. 89k ml. '97 CELICA QT Twin b•d, box & f rame $25. G reat cond. hard ly used •714·673·7974• MARINE SLIPS Auto, Black metalllc/ ,.,,4 XJ 12 527 500 LIFT BACK Jazz. R&B. Soul, Rock · rod l lkml 565K. •• 87 • • 32K mi, AT, full power. nl· Excel Cond. • · Etc ... 50's & 60'1 Mike DOCKS 7022 CADILIAC . 9040 328 GTB 471< ml, new Sedan. 40. MeL Rtd. loys, !Ike newl (3RLH309) 714·723·\606 ~~~~:,~b~~~~o:,,u~°o 8 4 5·7505 engine S55K Ownor ~~=.9~les, 194•3999> lt~u:'8F --.9-2_1_s_o_E.,......,2,.....~8--.(042056) S19,987 Wa lnut C r ede "z •i---------Slip for 48'tt sailboat. , *'92 Eldorado* will carry on epproved BAU~R JAOUAR WESTMINSTER CO, phone. IU ther. LEXUS 6'x30in 5295, brass JEWELRY FURS nr Lido Bridge. water/ Touring coupe, molal· down & credit. • 714·871-2002 (7141892·8906 moonrool. hke new. MISSION VIEJO fireplace skin. brass • elect, 51 2por foot, lie maroon w/gray 7 14 ·9 0 8 ·5 7 7 9 ---------(949474) $17,550 1.SB8·88·LEXUS bed head $95 C.O.M.· & A.RT 6025 714·675·6128 leather Interior. 69k 'OS XJO LEX US OF 714-673-elll ml, S14K. Owner w1111---------2 •2 convenlble, red, J.EXUS 9115 WESTMINSTER ~arrv on i,pr. down & FORD 9075 281< m t;" <95·3802) (7 14) 892·6 9 06 AUTOS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Wh it• Queen s ize New Engagement MOTORCYCLES -$38,995 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil O aa Furn•c• by Hlde·a·b •d for sale Ring for molo. 14K credll 1"'"968•5779liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BAUER JAGUAR -----=--=-="'="'=---9246 Pa yne 132K BTU S15 0 . 8 44-12 0 2 Gold, 5 Channel et. SCOOTERS 8018 '82 Fleetwood, Funy '8 9 T •urus St a tion 714-971·2002 '93 LS 4oo v er t 1cteupf1 ow Cost 56!:>0 Sell $225.jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiai eQuipped, beauhful, 1-Wagon. Real •nice --......,.,9--5-X-J-0---~l~~ktj~de# 1~1! ~P~1~"s $200.obo 515·8211 714·530·2098 '85 XR200 5800 new owner Royal M3roon car. $ 2 9 O O o b o Sedan. 40 . Black, 29k 524•977 Gr eat B uyl <..:!.. 23.Scl MERCHANDISE tires. runs great! ask $10,000 432-n89 (714) 723·1504 ml. (95-3730) $36,995 '90 ES 3 00 lrig/freozor otl while, MISC. 601 5 MUSICAL lor Chrts <714> 650· ---------'95 EXPLORER XLT '95 XJS Black/ivory, leather, Ice. water desp. Also, 0605 CHEVROLET 9045 36k ml, 4dr, AT. full Sedan, 4C. Ork. Blue. chromes. Lexus certl- Antlquo Singer Sewing FIREWOOD X'lnt wood INSTRUMENTS 6055 ••••••••• iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii power, llke nliWI 23k m l, (9~·3 76:l) fied. (141409) 526,977 machine 714-786-0646 e t i s 35 '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (811777) $17,950 $38,995 LEXUS urns grea 1 a1• • 11 El Camino•• LEX US OF BAUER JAGUAR MISSION VIEJO Ken more Dryer·Elec cord, any size load John Lennon Guitar AUTOMOBILES • 2 Ford Aancheros WESTMINSTER 714·971·2002 1·(888) 88·LEXUS S1de/sid1) rofor Ice d elivered FREE Electric. Never used.••••••••• from 1960-1987 best w a 1 er, a 1 mo n d . To your driveway! (7\4) 548·5363 otter. Owner will carry1 ___ 7_1_4.._a_·9_2_·6_9_0_6__ '95"XJA '94 ES 300 714-646·4380 (714)852·8827 on approved down & 90 Mus t a ng Conv Sedan, 40 , Black, 46k Bl ac k /blactc , ruor O ak frame da)f·bed -· --------ACURA 9010 credit. 714-!_}68-5779 LX5.0,6 spd.Nu clloh· ml, (95·3739) $39,995 shop. Lexus certi11ed. Washer/Dryer/Relrlgora-complotn, Sit sofa· SPORTING iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii b k t t 03K '85 XJS COUPE (0074122) S20,977 ior $140/en Xlnt condt b d k f t bl '7 3 Capric e 2-Dr. vs. S~9soo' ownr362 t950. 20 , Met. Red, 33k m l. '92 LS 400 646·5848 ° · oa so a a 0 • GOODS 6065. * Cars * ac, ps. p b, new • • (95·3817) $29,995 MERCURY 9135 '78 Orand Marquis 4-dr. Full pwr. Real shnrpl 95k m iles . s2000 obo 723·1504 361n wroughl Iron $1 00-$500 alignment & brakes, ,95 XJG C a 5 h me r e /I v or Y • table & chairs. SonyliRiiiiiiiiiiiisiiiiiiiiiiiiim Po lle • Impounds good paint. All Smog -u-0,_N_D_A______ Sedan. 40, gray. 32k leather, l ull option. _R_O_L_L_S_R_O_Y_C_E __ 9_1_8_2 Cam-Corder. 8 pie. osslgnol kl pkgs 569 Hondns. Chovrolets. Equip. $2000.Flrm ui 9085 ml. 195•3655) 536,995 66,000 miles (144732) Denby Dishes & 8 pie. Includes Skis. bind· Jeeps & Sport Ut1lilles Devin 557·1020 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BAUER JAGUAR $22,977 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii N orl t ake China . lngs, boots, poles. all Must Se ll! 714_..,.71•2002 '95 SC 300 'BS S liver Spur 714.646.4380 Sl,es ava1·1. All acces '89 SUB 2wd 3/4ton, '8B ACCORD LX • Rally Red m'1nt condl • FURNITURE 6014 1UUUl.Ul1&:0r Not •Tu Write Oft' • Cus, Trucb, RV's • No.DMVHUsle FREI PICKUP! ~ ()&llTodaY I l'll"l'llll.I 'H1(il01\' 800·643-5022 7 2 ' Custom Camel back sofa SIOOO. King st ze mall res s/box/ framfl hko new $400 Sacrifice Full sloroo all components $2000 4 f 9022 5oo-772·747o x7o35 454 325hp cam man 4-door, auto, p/w. a/c. '96 XJ6 l ion, ail servlc~ Black/tan, 36k ml, WOLFF TANNING too <714> 515" llold, 5 core rad.' Quick Excel cond.55600obo s d (029508) S45k. •'79 Cornlche --------- BEDS. Tan al home. CLASS IFIED No room leh edan 4o. gray, 27k recor s · Conv 2-lono me1a111·c s ELL shift kit, new cats/ 714-548·0927 fl s (96 3805) $24,677 (714) 640-8 42 1 C o m puter A rm o lre Chofry wood finish 5450 7 t4·640..4363 Buy Direct and Savel It's lhe resource y1ou In lhe garage !Ires/brakes S9,900 ---------~s.:gs · · LEXUS bluo. blue top red Commercial/Home can count on to sel a ror lhe car? 7 14 -756·9373 '95 Civic Ex Coupe BAUER JAGUAR MISSION VIEJO teathor 356k mi. S45K. units from $199.00 myriad of merchan-34k moonrool, CO, full 71..._971•2002 1·(888) 88-LEXUS •'78 S11vor Shadow your USed Vehl'Cle Low monthly pay-dise Items, because Thinl\ing 01 having a power, llke new1------------------• Champagno/chestnut, fJlenls Free color our columns compel A call to garage sale? (3LET098) $12,950 Why play Hide 'N '98 450LX like new. 44k m1, 525K Owner th h I 'f' d catalog. Call today quallfled buyers to classlfle d can Give us a calll LEXUS OF Seel< with childcare? SUV. Black, loaded, will carry on approved rQUQ C aSSI le 1·BOO·B4 2·13 10 callf CLASSIFIED WESTMINSTER Ca ll Clasa lfl•d 36k mt. 100,000 warr down & crodot 642·5678 CAL·SCAN 642·5 678 h elp 642•56 78 (714) 892·8908 todayl 642-5678. $44,500 720·80t3 7 1 4 .9 6 8 .5 7 7 9 ---------~ --------- HOME, #-#~TH AND 81}SINE$S ~ ........ . ~ ERVICE for all your needs... & &, ------1 CHILD CARE 3536 COMPUTERS 3556 DRYWALL SERVICE SERVICE GARAGE 358•1 DOORS 3910 DIRECTORY ACOUSTIC CEIUNGS 3408 South Coast Drywall Acous remvl/cust text Water Damage Repair Bost In Quality & Price L550017 444-6669 ADDITIONS REMODELING CARPET CLEANING .UUMIC TILES 34 10 3528 Leatiy 8howere Rep'd Regrouttng & ln1tall'n &.670130 Dean ol T iie 073-8085 or 848-8528 CBJLD CARE 3536 AF~ORDA8l.E CHILDCARE AH AgH CPA Certified LIO 3'M203027 ?14-07M025 SELL your used vehicle through classlfled 842·5878 Live-In child care. European Au Pairs Enqllsh ~peal:llnij. 18-26 yrs le~al. cullurally enrichinq. flexible In-home child care. 45 hrs./wl1 800·713·2002 COMPOTER ~tLP .' mYATl Oii GllOVt ' 1\ll'l:*ING • IHTtllHCT IWU ~ATS9'1 ·AT~ HOMf Oii OHKl 714·540·6344 CONCRETE & MASONRY •-------HAULING FLOOR INSTALL DOORS 3580 REPAIRS 3620 Antique lpeolall•I 40 yra exp. Oual. work. low•~ prtcet, ref'1 Bernie & Nancy 988-4500 Slldtng, Secur1ty Doors Bll~r1• In conHrvatlon & Wlndow1. All work & rHtoratlon ol f1.1rnl· "uar'd. LIC#428137 ture & antlquH. Rtp11r Brent (714) 846·1403 & rellnl1hlng 04S:.1039 3584 SELL your used vehlcle through classlflod 842·5878 • THERAPEUTIC FOOT MASSA OE et A Place of Health & Beauty 120 e. 1s1h Costa Mesa A h1mil~· Mell\ w11h J-.11111 I~-\'.1 h I l' .. TIME TO BEGIN YOUR HOME fMPROVEMEN PROJECT? Cati a plumber, patnl.,, handyman or any of the Hr· vlcff ll11ed here In our dlrectoryl CALL YOU" LOCAL SaftVIHI TODAYI Wllll•m Harold Jewfler Watcn/Jtwelry A•P•lr Antique • Fina Jewelry lluy/M.,.,edt 0'73.0J88 LANDSCAPB & lAWN CUE 3801 PET 3832 SERVICES 3870 RADIO DISPATCHED 0 RES. COMM. 714-722-9998 ~=ltfll --------- BALBOA ROOFINO CO Quality Work Ouarnl'd Rerool/Repalr Free Est Lie/In• 031-5081 CERT·A·ROOF LOW COST ROOF REPAIRS Ins. Apprcwed Contrector • 714·389-0944 • TAX PREPARATION 3925 REASONABLE Llc1d Tax Prep•r•r 27Yrs Acctg Exp. 714-548·2374 TUTORING 3929 GUARANTEED IMPROVEMENT $45/HA 714-841-8222 0 & G Uphol since '08 cu1tom made tum, r• upholstery, sllp cvrs antique rpr 542-4612 3932 Th• Stripper Specia lizing I n Wallpaper Removal L5889241 903.0037 We Gals should hang toga1her. Strip, tn1tall, adl/lce to the crazy. Ll73597f 03t--2111