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Home My WebLink About1996-03-12 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Estancia ready to get into swim of things , . '- SerVlng the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 -- MUS IC 1Hangle Square Jans go -·gaga for Goo Goo Dolls TUE SDAY, MARCH 12, 1996 'For sa,le' sign ~ot up yet, Irvine Co. says • Executives at land firm say phone has been ringing off the hook since published reporti hinted at possible public sales of holdings. By Carolyn Miller, Datly Pilot NEWPORT BEA.CH -For those of you whose minds were rapidly calculating ways to save enough money to buy a slice of the choice Irvine Co. pie ... relax. estate investment trust or REIT. But company offidals denied Monday that su.ch a move was taking place. "A decision hasn,.t been made as to when, what, where, how and if there will be a REIT," said Franz Wisner, an Irvine Co. spokesman. •It would be impossible to com- ment today on somethllig th.at doesn't exist." . ~ns of the 10,:Z-year-old company's industrial, commercial, retail and hotel properties would be sold to the public with The Irvine Co. hold- ing a majority of the stock share. This would enable the compa- ny -whose 68,000-acre ranch is overseen by Chairman Donald Bren -to retain control in the planning and decision making. One of the most attractive Irvine Co. properties and reported- ly a potential candidate for public offering is Newport Center, home · to the czempany's headquarters. $0Pll .COUllt Bl~gdale's among its posh retailers. Company officials declined to comment on the dollar value of the Newport Center. The llVine Co. has already seen sucoess with a real estate investment trust. when It went public tn 1993 with its Irvine .Apartments Conunu- nities-Which netted a reported $187 million in its first year -and in which the company holds a 62% share. Wisner said the company and many people "have floated the idea of additional REITS, • but he stressed th.at no decision to do so has been made. Recent published reports claimed Orange County's largest land owner and one of the1largest privately held companies may soon gtt -public-1:hrough a real ~th an Investment truSt, por- The center includes businesses, restaurants,_hoteli and. F~n Island shopping center, which will • SEE REPORT PAGE 4 fashion lsli11\d is one lrytne Co. project that may be up for sale. :\.<>.11 l ~(><>k The prospect of soup kitchens 1.ast supper M erle Hatleberg h.as been down this road before. The streets here are tough and.the winds that tug and pull on the unfortunates who wander them are unpredictable. Hatleberg knows this all too well. A woman of great heart and unchecked good will, Hatleberg is once again on the verge of being without a home. It happened back in 1989 when she moved her Someone Cares soup kitchen out of the Rea Community Center on Hamilton Street. With residents up in arms over the steady stream of homeless people drawn to the city-owned com- munity facility, Hatle be rg saw time was running out and decid- ed to save everyone a bunch of grief and hit the road . That May, Hatleberg packed up and moved her soup kitchen to South Coast Christian Church, a modest congregation just up the road on Victoria Street. The church's minister -the Rev. Bob Ewing -said parish- ioners believed they had a moral responsibility to serve the com- munity. He told Hatleberg she · could stay as long as her soup kitchen needed shelter. And that was good news. The soup kitchen had long been a ligtitningrodforcontroversy in Costa Mesa. Residents who lived around the community center complained the soup kitchen was a threat, had lowered property values and had brought shiftless troublemakers to what once had been a family oriented neighbor- hood. Even a golf fund-raiser the soup kitchen staged to build up its slumping bank account was picketed by residents. T <> I> A Y . ~ I . L "' S 0 ~ M. :JI( MAAT N I ().:1(. v P' Ol Paulartno fifth-graders In Charlene Metoyers' class check out a science experiment under the watchful eye of teacher Joann Copp. A DELTA DAWNING • Paularino fifth-graders are learning the intricacies of streams and r tvers. By Julie Ross cannon, Dally PiJOt C OSTA MESA -Ryan Handy carefully poured the cup of water into a plastic container balanced on a ruler at the end of the shallow green tub. As the water slowly seeped through a hole in the <Xllllainer's bottom, the small group cl..._,_ ino Elementary School fifth· graders inspected the stream's trail through the wet sand to the opposite end of tbe tub. • EDITOR'S NGre This is the sixth in a serie.s r f stories taking a. doser IQOk alt what's going on inside our sdl<~s. During the course of the )rear, staff writer Julie Ross Cannon will visit a classroom at eacti grade level. small lake befnre overflowing to form a me andenng nver through the M nd 1 Couricil =-==;;........--· cold to Hedge·s' goals • Mayor's vis10n for chang- ing how aty government -does business, including tax rebate, hasn't gained favor with colleagues. By Evan Henerson. Daily Piiot Despite assur.mces by the ma}· or that tus plans are nol as threat- erung as they ~d. Cit) Counr.:il members rxpr~ conN'm CJ\ 1•1 Mayor John Hedges' gocd'> to char.ge the course of oty govern- ment Several councll members said the city is already working toward the accomplish- ment of Hedges stated goals Others balked at the "/don't know. where w e ever get to the place ... where w e give money back ... • -JOHN COX mayor's desire lD adopt a resolutlon thereby unplying acton is w-genl Others said rollSldenng the oty's rocent flnana11l history they could Ill no way back the mayor' desire to refund a pomon of property taxes. ·1 knov. how tough it's been over tht' last five years to mai.nta.ir. our stdnda.:-d of llvmg, • a.id Counc-1lman John Cox •1 don t kno\• wh\!re we ever get to the plaet> where we give money back I dCln t eve1 see th.at happerung • L>unng hls State of the City address a month ago. Ma'ior Hedges said he wanted to re\1e''" all aty departruen , properties ond -...•1- VlCeS He hopes to unplement a u.,. 1 fnendly budg t, wtuch exphotl} details all experue; and l'\'Wntll ~ The mayor advocates l'lling or leasmg back to the tate th e properties wtuch aJ,.e not bnnqmg in a fair rate of retUrn Hatleberg was tired ol the controversy. She just wanted to • SEE NOTEBOOK PAGE 4 McCall Manhall. 10, pau.set to ponder a math quesUon dur· lng a quiz Monday. The initial test run was a bust as most of the water was absorbed in.to the sand. But the · second cup of water created a •ob, you !1.a\ e a very nice delta going,• leacfler Charl ne Metoyer told tl}t-> five-~emllf..1 group at Tabt 1. •SEE LESSON PAGE 4 . Tbe 1iude11ts quickly drew I '------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ With ool tered reserve . newlv mstated poba and a thorough ci~ide revi w, the mayor enVl·· s1ons a partial refund ol property •SEE COUNCIL PAGE 4 Ubraries to open Mondays, pending OK • 1hlstees find money in the budget to keep Mariners and Balboa branches open. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot ... SP 0 RT S· Estancia ready to get into swfm of tlUngs ~ Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 r ' I MUSl .C JHongle Square fans go . gaga for Goo Goo Dolls f'Al I . 'For salt~· sign i;iot up yet Irvine CO. says ... • Executives at land firm say phone has been ringing · Off the hook since published reports hinted at possible public sales of holdings. By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH · -For those of you whose minds were rapidly calculating ways to save enough money to buy a slice of the choice Irvine Co. pie ... relax. estate investment trus( or REIT. But company officials denied Monday that such a move was taking place. tions of the 102-year-old company's industrial, comme1dal, retail and hotel properties would be sold to the public with The Irvine Co. hold- ing a majority of the stock share. This would enable the compa- ny -whose 68,000-acre ranch is overseen by Chainnan Donald Bren -to retain control in the planning and decision making. One of the most attractive Irvine Co. properties and reported- ly a potential candidate for public offering is Newport Center, home to the company's headquarters. soon count Bloorningdale's among its posh retailers. Company officials declined to comment on the dollar value of the Newport Center. The Irvine Co. has already seen success with a real estate investment trust when it went public in 1993 with its Irvine Apartments Commu- nities -which netted a reported $187 million in its first year -and in which the company holds a 62% share. Wisner said the company and many people "have floated the idea of additional REITS," but he stressed that no decision to do so has.J:~een made _ --~ Recent published reports claimed Orange County's largest land owner and one of the largest -pnvately held c ompani"es may soon go public through' a real •A decision hasn't been made as to when, what, where, how and if there will be a REIT," said Franz Wisner, an Irvine Co. spokesman. "It would be impossible to com- ment today_ on soll!..ething t!iat doesn't exist." With an investment trust, por- The center includes businesses .. restaurants, botelS, and Fashion Island shopping center, which will ,.,,,AP '1ARTil\I I DAil Y Pll.C' " • SEE REPORT PAGE 4 . Fashion Island ls one ,Irvine Co. project th~t may be up for sale. '\(>I I 1{(><>1'. steve marble The prospect of M erle Hatleberg has been down this road before. The streets here are tough and the winds that tug and pull oµ the unfortunates who wander them are unpredictable. Hatleberg knows this all too well. , A woman of great heart and unchecked good will, Hatleberg is once again on the verge of being without a home. · It happened back-in 1989 when she moved her Someone Cares soup kitchen out of the Rea Community Center on Hamilton Street. With residents up in arms over the steady stream of homeless people drawn to the city-owned com- munity facility, Hatleberg saw time was nmning out and decid- ed to save everyone a bunch of grief and hit the road. · That May, Hatleberg packed up and moved her soup kitchen to South Coast Christian Church, a modest congregation just up the road on Victoria Street. The church's minister -the Rev. Bob Ewing -said parish- ioners believed they bad a moral responsibility to serve the com- munity. He told Hatleberg she could stay as long as her soup kitchen needed shelter. And that was good news. The soup kitchen had long been a lightping rod for controversy in Costa Mesa. Residents who lived a.round the community center complained the soup kitchen was a threat, had lowered property values and bad brought shiftless troublemakers to what once had been a family oriented neighbor- hood. Even a goli fund-raiser the soup kitchen staged to build up its slumping bank account was picketed by residents. Hatleberg was tired ol the controversy. She just wanted to • SEE NOTEBOOK PAGE 4 ·1 · < > I> A ,. ' S L E S S 0 N MARC MARTIN I DAILY P!lOT Paularlno fifth-graders ln Charlene Metoyers' class check out a science experiment under the watchful eye of teacher Joann Copp. A DELTA DAWNING Mc:Call Marshall, 10, pauses to ponder a ma._th question dur- ing a quiz Monday. · • Paularino fifth-graders are learning the intricacies of streams and rivers. By Julie Ross cannon, Daily Pilot C OSTA MESA -Ryan Handy carefully poured the cup of water into a plastic container balanced on a ruler at <the end of the shallow green tub. As the water slowly seeped through a hole in the container's bottom, the small group of Paular- ino Elementary School fifth. graders inspected the stream's trail through the wet sand to the opposite end of the tub. The initial test run was a bust as most of the water was absorbed into the sand. But the second cup of water created a • EDITOR'S~ This is the sixth in a series of stories taking a closer look at what's going on inside our schools. During the course of the ~ar, staff writer Julie Ross Cannon will visit a classroom at each grade level. small lake before overflowing to form a meandering nver through the sand. •oh, you have a very nice delta g-0ing," teacher Charlene · Metoyer told the five-member group.at Table 1. The s!udents quickly drew • SEE LESSON PAGE 4 libraries to open Mondays, pending OK • nustees find money in the J;>udget to 'keep Mariners and Balboa branches open. By Evan Henerson, Daily Piiot NEWPORT BEACH -Unless the Qty Count$ dedd~ other-::..=~Wtte. tfie M&iinen an BiiliOi branCbe1 of the ct~·· . public tiuy lflt8lll WW QeP Malfdiy houn at leut through June 1997. The ~ bOard ol trultleel he.I aent an applwed di'llt tJudget to the dtft· •fllDance Department. "Thls IB stnl only the last draft. There~ sWl a long ~to go ... • . . Kienitz. "There's still a long way to go.• AJthough last December the trustees had approved opening the two branches on Monday, the board reconlidered that decision as the budget deadline approached. Several t.rmtees favored taking the $88.000, Which staying open MOO- day would require, and spending that money on library materialS. I ll\t ~budget ii $3,3:6 mllllon.~ $461,000 of which ls matlriall. Miitiien, wh1Ch llti .. on the Newport BMcblCOlta Mela bol- der ii tb• bwMlt d the dty"I three •SEE LIBRARIES MOE 4 Council cold to Hedges' goals • Mayor's vision for chang- ing how city goverrunent does business, including tax rebate, hasn't gained favor 'with colleagues. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot Despite assurances by the ma}· or that his plans are not as threat- erung as they sound, City CoWlul members expressed concern O\ N Mayor John Hedges' goals to change the course of city govern- ment. Several c o~u n c i I m e mber s said the cit) is already working toward the accomplish- ment of H edges ' stated goals Other s balked at the "I don't know where we ever get'to the place where we give money back ... " -JOHN COX mayor's desire to adopt a resolubon thereby implying actlon is urgent Others said consJdering the oty's recent finanoal tustory they could m no way back the mayor's desire to refund a portion of property taxes. "l know how tough it's been over the last five years to maintain our standard of tivtng, • said Councilman John Cox. ·1 don't know where we ever get to the place where we gwemoney back I don't ever see that happerung ff During his State of the City address a month ago, Mayor Hedges said be wanted to review all city departments. Jr0Pel1les and ser- vices. He hopes to unplement a user- hiendly budget, which expliatly details all expenses and revenues The mayor advocates selling or leasing back to the state those propertles whlch are not bnngmg in a fair rate of return. With bolstered reserves, newly instated policies and a thorough citywide review, the mayor envi- sions a partial refund of property •SEE COUNCIL PAGE 4 • TUESDAY, ~ARCH 12, 1996 •• briefly in .the news Community invited to Latino Leadership miXer tonight A new organization of Latino business owners will hold a com- munity mixer tonight to introduce itself to the Costa Mesa commu- nity and attract members. The Latino Leadership Council mixer is from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Avila's El Ranchito restaurant, 2101 Placentia Ave. in Costa Mesa.. The Latino Leadership Council is an organization of Latino leaders who have come together to affect posltive change and foster social and economical development in West Side Costa Mesa. For more informatian, call 642-1142. Newport· Harbor High open house tonight The community is invited to check out Newport HMbor-High · School tonight during the 65th annual Open House at the campus. The school al 600 Irvine Ave. in Newport Beach will be open from 5:30 to 9 p.m.'"cmd a variety of activities are planned. A "Welcome to Newport" ori- entation rally at 7 p.m. in the gym will offer information to incoming ninth-graders, other new stu- dents and their parents. , • Purchases won't affect businesses on the land in the area of Baker Street and Harbor Boulevard, official says. By Tina Oamikolas, Daily Pilot cosrA MESA - A planned street widening project to nmeve traffic congestion in the area of Baker Street and Harbor Boule- vard is requiring the city to buy up-bits of property..-around-the street. But the land purchases won't affect the businesses on the 15 effected parcels, city Public Ser- vices Director Bill Morris said. In most cases. the city is buying only two to five feet along the prop. erty front.ages, Moms said. adding that there From 7:30 to 9 p.m., various displays and demonstrations will show off the many sthool depart- ments, including science. art, math and ESL. And food booths will be set up throughout the campus from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., sponsored by the booster and campus clubs. LEAH HOGSTEN I DAILY ,._OT Plastic, paper, cotton and yes, even skin, was slgned by members on the Goo Goo Dolls at the ylrgtn Megastore at ntangle Square in Costa Mesa on Monday. Above, s1:111az Cbarezaie gets a band member to autograph her arm. will be no loss of park- . ing, and the city has promised to replace any landscaping or signs, he said. ·1'm BUl'e nobody "ll.kes to give up property, . but they're an busi- Call 760-3310 for more infor- mation. Wheelchair rugby match coming to OCC Orange Coast College's club for disabled students, Campu~ Colleagues, will present a wheel- chair rugby match from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in OCC's Peterson Gymna- sium on March 30. The match, sanctioned by Wbeelchai.r Sports USA, will fea- ture the Long Beach Sharks wheelchair rugby team. The event is a fund-raiser for scholar- ships for disabled students. Admission is $5 and tickets are available at the door. For more information, call 432-5807. Search is on for Mrs. Newport Beach Applicaqons are now being accepted for the title of Mrs. Newport Beach. Mrs. Newport Beach is the officiaJ city title to the Mrs. Califorrua International Pageant, which will be held on June 22 and 23 at the U.S. Grant Hotel, San Diego, California. The woman chosen as Mrs. Newport Beach will become an ambassador from the Newport Beach area and receive along with her title, an official crown and banner. plus the gucuanteed reservation to compete in. the Mrs. California lntema onal State Pageant. Married women living in the Newport Beach area who are interested in applying should submit a short biography includ- ing date of birth, date of marriage and a recent photo to: Mrs. Cali- fornia lntemalional Headquar- ters, 15019 N. Mayflower Drive, Fountain Hills, Arizona 85268 or call (602) 837-2854 for more infor- mation. Titles will 1:$e appointed through ApriJ 30. County titles will apply on a first come first serve basis. • go mg It's been a long, slow road to success for the .................................................................................................................................... ._ ........ . Goo Goo Dolls; hundreds of fans made them ................................ -............................................................. , ........................................ . feel at home at Triangle Square Monday By Todd Aaron Jensen, Daily Pilot I n the driving first single "Only One,• from their • • most recent album •A Boy Named Goo,• alternative rock- ers Goo Goo Dolls claini that ~(Screwing) up takes practice , and we feel well-rehearsed." But judging by the several hundred fans who showed up at an acoustic aching anthem •Name" is still the third most-played song in the country, according to Bill- board. and •A Boy Named Goo" is lodged finally in the Top 40. . • 'Name' is bigger than anything I ever thought I'd be involved in," bassisVvocalist Robby'Takac said in a recent phone interview. "It was so difficult for us for so long. I mean, we perf onnance at Vugin Megastore in Triangle "We wanted chicks, have 10 years of back rent to pay." 'Square in Costa Mesa Monday after- noon -and the fact that the band shares billing with Bush and local heroes and we cotildn 't play b~ball. We weren't really able . to finis/t our sen- tences at that stage, so rock and roll was the way to go ... " KROQ Pro- gram Director Kevin Weath- erly stumbled across "Name" dur- ing a ~eek end listening session at home last fall. No Doubt at a -ROBBY TAKAC sold-out show ti Enamored with the turle, Weatherly immediately added it to tonight at The Pond in Ana- heim~ the Goo Goo Dolls are on top of the world. The band played about o half-hour Monday afternoon for an enthusiastic Triangle Square crowd. After 27 weeks, the band's KROQ's highly influential playlist, and as KROQ Music Director Lisa Worden noteq, . "The rest 1s history. It's been a huge record for us." Two million album sales lat- er, the Goo Goo Dolls can Goo Goo Dolls finally afford separate hotel rooms on the road. "It's so cool," Takac said. ·Johnny (Rzeznik, guitarist/singer) and I finally get som e privacy." Formed in Buffalo, N.Y., in 1986 while the members were still in college, Goo Goo Dolls drew on a love of alternative bands like The Re placements and Husker Du to write 12 original songs, recording them during off hours at a local studio. "We wanted chicks, and we couldn't play baseball,• Takac joked. •w e weren't really able. to finish our sentenc~s at that stage, so rock and roll was the way to go.• New York indie label Cellu- loid signed the band soon after, and a low-budget national tour -•Hundred bucks a night, steeping on people's floors ftir three months" -followed . A larger labe l, Metal Blade, recorded a follow-up, "Jed," and its success landed the band at Warner Bros. Records. It has been slow growth for the band, but recent success has made the going worth the ride. Now Takac, Rzez.nik and drummer Mike Melinin are. playing to 10,000 people a night with one of the biggest bands in the world on a tour that has them booked through May. "Yeah," Takac said with a laugh, "l never thought I'd play a hockey rink." But Ta.kac said he prefers the intimacy that smaller venues afford and was looking forward to the Monday coustic set at the Costa Mesa Virgin store. "Johnny and I we nt out and did a few shows like this when Goo first came out,• he said. •1t•s just like you and the songs. You can't hide. I like that.• • RIEUNG THE NOnON that attics are, in fact, falled artists, Todd Jensen turned to music joumall$m after a brief and chaotic stint as a marching band pianist. Jensen Is always on the lookout for great local bands. Send ta~ to The Dally Pilot. 330 w. Bay St. Cost.a Mesa 92627 to his attention. The sales are going pretty ami- cably, with seven prop- er tie s escrow and the other eight "v~ close," Mor- ris added. "J'm sure nobod y likes to give up~, but ..thep8 all business- nessmen and realize cQngestioQ (that the neBB ..• " men and teali7.e congestion (that the widening will relieve) could hurt their business,• he said The $2 million project aims to relieve traffic conaestion by adding a foui1h southbowid lane on Harbor Boulevard from Bak.er· Street to the San Diego Freeway: and widening Bak.er Street near· Harbor for a second left-tum lane. The second left turn lane would ease congestion for those going east on Baker and turning north onto Harbor, mostly to get to the freeway, Morris said. Money from the project is: coming from $1.2 million in Mea-· sure M grant funds, with the oth;- er $800,000 coming from feei developers paid in the past tO · alleviate inaeased traffic caused: by their projects. . City officials plan to begin· work on the project by mid-to late July and estimate it will take six months. The city will bold a community meeting on the pro- ject for affected businesses on March 20. Corr~ction In Monday's Looking Back: • column, we tampered with. time a little -a century to 00: exact. The people heading:: out from McFadden's Wharf - were circa 1888 -not your : average 20th century New-: port dudes. Sorry. ~~,-~. . ~ . j l ... " r • -; &:.....:. ' • ·: ~ , • Pilot William Lobdell. The same 24-Daily Piiot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa \VEAT. H.Ell ' hour answering service may be Mesa, CA. 92626 Copyright: No used to record Imm to the news stories, Illustrations, edito- editor on anftopk. rial matter or adverti~nts VOL 90, NO. 51 ADOBE SS hefein can be reproduced with· out written permission of copy-Our address is 330 W. Bay St~ THOMAS H. J0ttNS0N. Costa Mest, Callf. 92627. f19htowner. Publisher HOW TO REACH US W1U1AM l.A)IOBJ.. Editor CORBECDOHS STEWM+..w.a. It Is the Ptlot's policy to prom~-Clta.ttatJon Managing Editor ly, cotrec:t au tf'fOC"S of substance. 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" -~ --...._....._ COSTAMISA • IOO blodr of llMdt StrMt: A. commercial pelnt _sprayer, : worth $4,000, was taken from the open bed of• pl<Xup truck. The sprayer's hose had bftn severed and was stlll attll<hed to tM ttudc's mounting. • 200 Mods of I. 17"' llrMt: A man t.ft his car untocked wtth a Sl,500 t.p.top c:omput9f on tht bll(k Mlt In• shopping • ctntet pe~lng lot. Vllhen he returned to the cer minutes later. It had been qken. • JOO lllodl of I. 1.,.. ~ A man teft his two carry ~ containing clothing •nd a w.llet ag.lnst • wall outside of • rtStaura~r. He murned en hour later to find ~ bags. worth S 150, w.re nowhtnt to be found. • IOO lllodl of 1bWn C..W Drtva: A SS,000 lep-top comput· er wn Jtot.n from • ~de* In an untoc:lced office. From · one rendezvoUS' to -~-<:inother U?ith Shorty and the boys . L .. •Shorty• Cbade, Jack • Kennedy and I beau:ne friends when we an worked at the Rende-zvous Ballroom when it opened in Balboa in 1928. Shorty ran the check room (nten wore hats in those clays) and Jack and I were gate boys (collect- ing nickel tickets from the dancers at the beginning of each dance). Ten years later, the three of us met again but under somewhat ~ dissimilar circumstances. When Shorty left Balboa be migrated up the peninsula and became a regular at Stark's Saloon. (AftJ!r Stark's closed, it became the site of Sid's Blue Beet. Sid, of course, attained a certain degree of notoriety while jousting with the city of Costa Mesa over some cars in his front yard.) Shorty was a drinking man and fit right in with the regulars at Stark's -Jiggs Dyson, Rebel Brown, Deefy Johnson, Al Hor- vath, Big Bill Ponting, John Hor- man and of course, the glam- orous Dollar Dolly. -Well, 1>11~ night someone stole a manhole cover from one of the local streets. Now manhole covers are larg- • er, heavy, unwieldy things -solid iron, about four feet across and about three inches thick. They are beavy, very heavy. This one bad been stolen from a street about six blocks from the room- ing house in which Shorty Charle lived. The police received an anony- mous call that Shorty had stolen the manhole cover and that it was in his room. By this time Jack Kennedy had become a police officer; socially speaking, quite a. step up from being a gate boy. Jaclc went to Shorty's room, .--r • "; -.ir.a. .....,, ~·., robert · g a rdner , • -1 which was on the second floor of his rooming house. Shorty was asleep. Beside his bed was the manhole cover. When awak- 1 ened, Shorty denied any knowl· ~edge of it. Nevertheless, Jack Kennedy artest.etl his old friend Shorty for theft. By this time I was the city judge of the city of Newport Beach, wJlich inay or may not have-been a step"Up from taktng- tickets at the Rendezvous. The pay was about the same. I tried the case. Today, of course, judges are expected to disqualify themselves in cases involving people they know but in those days we had no qualms about it. After all, a city judge knew just about everyone who appeared before him. After saying hello and talking about old times, we went on with the trial. The prosecution case, put on by Kennedy (who needs a prosecutor?) was simplicity itself. The manhole cover had been stolen and was fowid in posses- sion of Shorty. Shorty's defense was equally simple. He bad gotten drunk and awakened in bed but sure as hell hadn't stolen that n>Anbole cover. I found Shorty not guilty. It was- n't the toughest case 1 ever decid- ed. It was almost a physical impos- sibility for Shorty, drunk or sober, to get that n>Anhole cover from its formal Jt!Sting place then six· blocks to his rooming house and up a flight of stairs to his room. (Shorty earned his name because he was 'al.>dut 5 foot 6 inches tall and weighed about 120.) Additionally, why steal a man- hole cover? There is a very limit· ed market for used manhole cov- ers. Actually, the only customer I c;ould imagine would have been the dty of Newport Beach and, drunk. or sober, Shorty wasn't crazy enough to steal the city's manhole cover and then try to sell it back to the city. Anyway, the story around Stark's was that Jiggs Dyson and Rebel Brown had done the whole thing as a joke on Shorty. The story was that Shorty had passed out. they h'ad purb.lrI:rn> bed,. - then conceived the story to put the manhole cover in his room, then can the cops. That made a lot more sense than the story of Shorty stealing the thing. and taking it to his room. That was the administration of justice in the old days. • ROBE.RT GARDNER is a retired judge and a resident of Corona del Mar. His column runs Tuesdays. RUFF ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. wt... Yow Dollar CoY9fs Morel 1922 HARIOll 11.VD., COSTA MESA • 541-1156 '----_LUCKY PAUL~!!lt_.MI~~~ Are their own bos~es, work on their own computer at home, less than 15 hours per week. Makes over $60,000 yr. 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Kjndergarten· remains on agenda • Newport-Me5a school trustees will decide tonight how to deal wiUi future overcrowding in elementary classes. up quality in its kindergarten classes it it moveS" tu a stacked schedule . 1n a stacked program, the dis- By Julie Ross cannon, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Local kindergarten classes may have a decidedly different look this fall. After studying the classes' lengths and structures for more than two months, school board members are expected to decide today whether to staclc kinder- garten classes or 'look at other ways to solve the district's over- crowding crisis. More than 600 students are expected to pour into local ele- mentary schools in Septemoer and administrators are trying to find classrooms to put them in. Superintendent Mac Bernd said bict would limit students' time in stacking kindergarten classes kindergarten to 200 minutes ~ could yield 20 classrooms for day _ the minimum required incoming students at no cost to under California law. the district. ' C urrently, many district Currently, most district kinder-kindergarten classes meet for garten classes are on an extended day _ or staggered _ schedule. much longer, some as much as 8Il' o clas hour more per day. ne s uses bne room for part School board members also of th~ regular school day. ' A stacked schedule would will deade whether to lurut. the allow two classes to use one room number of rooms schools can use -one in the morning and the oth-for special purposes. er in the afternoon. Newport-Mesa trustees also Disbict administrators argue are expected to approve a $2.1 that most Orange County school million bid for construction of the districts stack their kindergarten district's administrative building .. classes for an average 210 min-The school board meeting utes per day. begins at 7 p.m. at the Harper But some parents aJ?.d teach-I Community Center at 425 E. 18th ers fear the district will be giving St., in Costa Mesa. Victim injured after being run down by driver what started it -at,12:02 a.m. at "The suspect drove off, then COSTA MESA -A dispute turned dangerous for a Costa Mesa man whose leg was broken by an assailant who-Mlegedly ran him down with his car then threw bricks at him as he attempted to crawl away. an argument -police aren't sure I man wasn't enough. 845 W. 19th St. when the returned as the victim was excba:uge Tepurtetl.ly 'e'S"cata.ted 1-altempting o crawl away an...;.__,.i Louis Alberto Romero-Ramos, 24, was taken to Hoag Memorial Hospital with an injured leg Sat- urday, just after midnight, Costa Mesa police said. • Romero-Ramos and an unidentified man were having 'Famous Brand Rugs 4'3" x 6' retail -$1099 Factory Sale Price -$399 into a chase. began hitting the victim with The assailant, who may not bricks," Lazar said. have acted alone, was driving a The assailant is described as a dark-colored mid-1980s car and male Latino, 5 feet 10 inches tall chased Romero-Ramos, pinning and weighing about 180 pounds. him against the wall with the Police received a 911 call from vehide and breaking his leg in a sandwich shop notifying them the process, Costa Mesa police of the assault, but they were Capt. 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That was in 1992 and -at , the time, at least -HaUeberg wasn't certain which way to tum Luck, though, had a way or track- : lng HaUeberg down. The Pirst United Methodist · Church. where free meals had been , offered to the hungry dunng the Depress1on and again in the halcyon days of the wte '60s, invited Hatle- IJcrg to move her soup kitchen there. The Rev Galal Gough, the church's seruor minister at the time, said bnngmg the soup lotchen to the 17th Street church was as nat- urdl as waking up m the morning cmci going to sleep at night. The church, he reminded his congrega- tion hdd a long and glonous histo- ry ul uscrv1ce to those m need .• Bul the years have passed and the ranks of those who wander the strccls has grown. The church's tcmperdmenl has changed loo. Ll_BR~RIES CONTINUED FROM 1 brdnche!> dlld the one which enjoys the lMgest use from non-aty residents. Councilwoman Norma Glover, whose co11ncl.1 district includes the Mdnners l)rdnch, has made it a pri- ority to extend Mariners hours from 45 to 54 hours per week. The Rev. Steve lsenman, now the senior pastor, said the soup kitcheri operation bas basically outgrown the church's auditonum where the tree meals are distribu~e<i on a daily besis. Origjnally HAtleberg was toki sbe had to be out by April 1. But the churcll's boaid of trustees bas given the soupldfdlen an extra month to get its cbents •through the coki season.• And that leavu HaUeberg at a famlliat crossroads. Nobody bas rushed forwatd to take her in. Nobody has volunteered to tfe bo.me base lo the throngs of people wl)o come tumbling out of the void la search of a free meai. ~ .perhaps that's understand- able. Feeding the hungry, the down- on-tbeir-luck. those broken souls who wander the streets, is an awesome chore. And not many are up to tt. And -lest anyone accuse them of anything less -the First United Methodist was up to it for many years. And for that the comrmµllty should be thankful. The chwch undertook a misslon. And now that mission is over and it's someone else's tum. That's the way the world works. But for Hatleberg, there's a depressing bit of reality lurking at the door: The soup kitchen will be jotrung its clients in just a few short weeks. • STEVE MAR8lE is the managing editor. Ultimately, the trustees deter- nuned that the funding was available for a full year or Monday-operations. The draft budget submitted lo the council also suggests trimming the Library's landscape and utility bud- gets by $9,000 and $3,000 respec- tively. U the council adopts the draft budget, that extra $12,000 will go into the materials budget. There are no staffing cuts recommended. , " hE SON J CONTINUED FROM 1 pictures of tbei1 delta river bed to complete the weekly ritual Each week the .sand ~reads further to the opposite edge oflhe tub. The vJence project began last week With all of portable classroom. The new d.aU- ihe sand smashed against one side. room fakes the place of one which As the second c up's "river• was burned by arsonists tn July 1993. reached the end of the tub, where a Metoyer's 28 students will move small bole waited to drain water into the new port.able classroom in into a second tub, the students the next few weeks. They skipped eagerly held their breath. A stack of outside after the sdence expert. sand leftover from last week's ment to watch the workmen put the experiment blocked the hole. classroom on bloclcs near its con- But the tenadous river poured crete foundation. over the dam, and students from Back inside the classroom, nearby tables cheered. -Metoyer pulled a map of the United Monday's science lesson was States down fro~ a' scroll above the momentarily halted, though, when chalkboard. She pointed to differ· construction ~.workers ouclitte· th'e· "tmt aref)s of the country to describe classroom began installing a new the different land shapes. REPORT ing another REIT, but we haven't made a decision as to where or when to do It.• CONTINUED FROM 1 Watson said opening up proper- ties to public shareholders allows This declaration echoed from the the Irvine Co. to raise money for board room. expansion. •Tue headlines made it seem like ·we're not trying to sell it,· Wat- we're ready to sell tomorrow -the son said. 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Before the kids scampered to recess, Metoyer collected parent letters from her class. •every Friday the students write to teU their parents what they learned in school,· she said. •That way the parents actually know what's going on.• Martin Brower, a former Irvine Co. spokesxnan and currently the editor and publisher of the •orange County Report• which covers busi- ness trends, said that if the Irvine Co. did create an invesbnent trust for the Newport Center, business there would run as usual. Browe·r noted the Irvine Co. already has other companies man- age its properties and would proba- bly continue lo do so. "I would see no change in the operation o! FcW:lion Isla.nd or .otbel' centers and office bW!dings, • Brow- ·coUNCIL CONTINUED FROM 1 taxes to Newport Beach dtizem bY tbe time he leaves the coundl tn 1996. ' "l don't believe we should refund property taxes for the sake of r~d ing taxes and throw the otbe{ goals out the window,• Hedges said. "This would give us a target to shoot for.• Hedges' goals came before the tulJ council for the first time Mon- day nighl Although no a,ction was taken Monday, the mayor hopes to bring back a formal resolution for adoption at an upcoming meeting. Councilwoman Jan Deba"-said a resolution suggested a sense of urgency, which was not appropriate. •1 see you wblppjQg tbe staff intO a frenzy to meet tbiS, • She-said. •Staff is working hard to accomplish a lot, and I'm concerned about staff time.• er said. ~1 think Don (Bren) doesn't like to .Jose control and that's the beautiful part -you don't lose control With this. The concept ls to continue to develop and complete tbe build-out of the ranch. -· But whether tke company opens up more holdings to the public is dependent on the health of both the stock market and the local real estate market, Brower said. 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This is a "cosmetic spruce-up'' and does not include opening the watch. This FREE OFFER is good through the month OrMarch. CHARLES H. BARR .. '. .. •-p I ... , : SENIOR CLASS/~ WEA THER j • QUOTE OF THE DAY WID -12 Fltl '5 "If the toomammt uw going back to Mesa V~. I truly don't think I would'ue played ... -LEBEWER toshiba senior classic . E~der fin~ happiness in his sUrroundings • Nothing seemed to mesh for him a .year ago at Mesa Verde CC; at . Newport Beach CC he's not just comfortable, he comes out a winner in Celebrity Pro-Am event. you'll. ever me~t. Period. But he turns 62 this season, he suffers from diabetes -so his meals are crucial -and he would prefer to play in Super Senior events, for players over 60. maiden event 'in this week's Toshiba Senior Classic at NBCC. "You won't use a lot of long _ irons here._And the greens were Certainly there's more to a golf foumament than the 18 holes, so Elder was asked to elaborate on what he meant by reasons he was more happy playing this golf course. Turns out ... has nothing to do with the fairways, greens and tee boxes. •Another thing,• Elder would be coming down th~t freeway, and I was wondering if I was going to make it in time for my tee time. I think the whole surroun<\inghere is so much bet- ter. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot So when officials of the Toshi- ba Senior Classic announced last July it was moving the event from Mesa Verde Country Club to Newport Beach Country Club, Elder rejoiced. Elder pretty finn at added, "it'5 ;>retty easy getting into here, but it's not at Mesa Verde. I had a pretty good ride coming to Mesa Verde (from the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel). Here, I can almost walk to the golf course, from where I'm stay- ing (Hyatt Newporter). •Also, the food here ... I'm a diabetic, and l had trouble eat- ing at Mesa Verde. They had the type of food I needed at break- fast here. And, plus, I've got some friends. in the area, people from Cadillac down the road, for example. If the tournament was going to go back to Mesa Verde, l truly don't think I would've NEWPORT BEACH -Lee Elder, a PGA veteran, is selec- tive about where he plays golf. It's not that he has an attitude. Mesa Verde; here, it's next to the sea and it gets dew from the fog, so it keeps the golf course pretty moist. I hit some shots today that I thought would bounce, and Elder's ~ne _of the ni~est ~ "One of the reasons why I'm more happy here rather than Mesa Verde is because I don't need to hit long irons,• Elder said Monday, after his team won the Kraft Celebri PrQ.-Am-1. th~ they didn't.:".,-. -----:At.Mesa Ver.de" sometimes J • SEE ELDER PAGE 6 MARC MARTIN I OMV Pl.OT AdOr Alan lbicke (above) blasts out of a bunker oa lbe 10th hole Monday; pl'o Buddy Allin (above, right) walche9 the Bight of his drive o U the lint tee; uacl former Angela ouUielder Pred Lynn tries to determine lbe C11n1mce tp the pln with a r ange finding d9vke chutng the niDDlng of the Celebrity Pro-Am. SEN IOR C L ASSIC N O TE'S CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WEATHER BREAKS THROUGH It's not hard to pick out the No. 1 attraction around Newport Beach CC Monday ... it's Gary Player. NEWPORT BEACH -After thfeatening sides in the morning hours, it turned into what Bob Neely referred to as a "Chamber of Commerce kind of day• in the opening act of the Toshiba Senior Cassie at Newport Beach Country Club on Monday. Neely's company, International Sports and Event Marketing, is managing the event Fingers are crossed for sunny weath- er this wE*!kend, with ISM hoping to wow the Senior PGA Tour with a large crowd. "If somebody has a hot round on Friday, and if we get this kind of weather Saturday and Sunday, we'll knock their socks off," Neely saJd. • Gary Player didn't compete 1n Mon- day's Kraft Celebrity Pro-Am, but the only golfer in the 20th Century to win a British , . .- Open in three different decades had by far the biggest fan following. 6-under 64 at Marbella Country Club in San Juan Capastrano on Monday, as the 78-player field for the main event Friday through Sun-. An esbmated 50 people crowded around the putting green to watch the legendary Player, who, along with Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer, dominated the PGA Tour in _ day was completed following the TOSH I BA one-day qualifying round. Steve Spray. Mike Harper and th~ 1960s. . Player was on the green witli Walter Morgan, who beat him at Ojai on March 3 in a playoff, in which Morgan had to wait in suspense as Player shanked his Cinal putt, giving Morg~ his second career Senior Tour win. "Heck, in 1961, I made j64,000 in one year,• Player told the audience. "You come out here and you can win $120,000 in one tournament. Hey, you know, I was watching Walter, he had his fingers crossed and his legs crossed, hoping I would miss that putt. Then (after I missed), be starts walking · away like this u• " Player starts imitating a chi~en walk. - •Bob Irving (Boulder, Colo.); a former La Jolla club pro, was the Jow qualifier with a Jimmie Adams also qualified, all shooting a 69. The five alternates will be Jim Marshal, Bob Thatcher, Teny Andrews, Ron Sidles and Joe Huber. • Ron BenedictJ golf course superinten- dent at NBCC, and his crew will work on the course eaCh night until 10:30 p.m. No pro-am, be said, will go beyond 6 p.m. Benedict will use every means of light necessary -inclu(ling golf carts with lights and car headlights -to see. '*We've got to mow tt every night/ he said. It's been an eye-opening experience for Benedict, in working with PGA officials to get the course prepared. •Those guys are amazing.• Benedict said. •Tuey see every- tbirtg; they know exactly where to put the H I GH SCHOOL B O YS SWIMMING P R EVIEW pins. They can sniff out a bad area any- where.· • Several caddies and pros were expen- menting Monday with the DME RangeFinder, a device designed by a Ci;>sta Mesa company. Distance Measuring Equip- ment. All 18 flag s Monday bad a six-inch. elec· tronic reflector to help' players detemune the yai;dage to the bole. Morgan was using it on the driving range. The DME RangeFinder will also be used in the pro-am Wednesday and Thursday. • Add Play~r, who put on an infonnal clinic: ·~eventy.percent of the game is from 100 yards and in,• Player told the crowd. "That's why Jack Nicklaus had 'so much success. He bas the best mind of any athlete ever. U you put bis mind on Sam Snead, Snead would've won •o majors. "Ob, sute, Niclda\Js was a very ordmary wedge player; a very Oldinary chipper: and a very ordinary bunker player. But he was an excellent putter.• -By Richard Dunn • !Eagles thin in numbers, deep in tal~ntas '96 c8.mp;Pgn be~ I ' I •• Bollenbach, Stephens ' form the nucleus of ,Estancia High's power in 'quest for PCL superiority. By Barry Feulkner, Dai~ Piiot 'I I I COSTA MBSA -~._per bape leddnSi tultldent dept.b to ·~ wt the .Ute tMml of th• Padllc Coelt LMgue, the •Blt&nda ,Jtiah boys swlmmlng teem Will ftncl all tbe moUvatkll\ It .. ~ from the stopwatch thii - spring. •I . think we can }'ut a pretty solid team together, said Coach John Carpenter, who draws from only 18 combined athletes on the varsity and Junior vamty. •Some wins may be down the road a lit- tle, but we have some individuall shooting for CJP qUalitylng times, as well as some iilays, whiCh lhould make it f\ul." • . . Carpenter II alto enth~ by tho early improvement ol tome newcomers to the program. •working bard and tmproving is what it's all abOut.• Carpenter M.ld. • ~ Among those who hope to receive more than personal satis· faction from their·hard work are senior co-captains Chad Bollen- bacb and Mark Stephens. Bollenbacb wu second in the SO-and 100-ya.rd freestyle at last tprtng'1 PCL Pinall and ls already bovedDg . around CIP <{\la!ifY_tng itilidudl lri both events after ~oaemeet. ..__ He tbWld be able to quality in bOtb .._ta without much probi.m. • Qrpenter sakt. Steplw, fOUi1b In the PCl. in tbe 100 tiUltidf and Mb lD the 100 ~ u a juriior, was .. about three seconds off the 56.4 CIF quaijtying butterfly $1\dard in the season-opening meet won by Tustin. Stephens (backstroke or but· tertly) and Bollenbacb (freestyle) will allo leod the medley relay quart t, which could also lndude Matt Hoa (fiy) ind Senion Elie Wayman (br-.tttroke) anC! Jc:>M J p (be ). ' Waymen was t 1th ln the 100 qy at PCL PlMll last~· Junior 'CbrU Johnson wU1 vie in the ctiMan<'9 ~· evtatl, wblle ~-Bret 1'bbolld.a, , JUlttn Gr1ve1 and Clint Ce1kin have shown ability ln the 100 breaststroke. Calkin should al.so contribute tn treestyl,. The aforementioned newcom- ers making tremeiQdous progrea Include sophomore John Hanta. junior Dario Baraggiote and aopbomore Paul SM.crest Hanis shaVfid 13 teeonds Oft ms preseason-tiett tOO ~ ~g "t!gllln t 1\)tttft, wtU Baraggiota dropped ond.s 1n the Mm event at th tame m t; SeeC1'81l per9d ~ full tee- olidl Off his PR in the SO frW ~Tultin. .PRE P S barry faulkner _Price tag figures to be-Steep - forpolo • That's water polo, for girls, in a cliff erent season, and, it begins with a nice, toasty pool in the dead of winter. W hen the principals, athletic directors · and other high school officials who COI)l.prise the CIF Southern Section Council report to their respective s~rintendents about• Thursday's meeting in Buena Park, they will hold a sugar cube in one hand and a dirt cl.od in the-Ouu:!~-------------t The sweet news -for superintendents, at least -will be the passage of regionalized playoff proposals· af!~g _ several sports, whiCh figure to diminish long postseason bus rides and, consequently, . transportation costs. It was the superintendents, with the bottom line in mind, who started this snowball rolling years ago. After opening with the good news, however, there figures to be some awkward silence (at best). when the "dirt" is revealed on girls water polo, which by Council decree (a motion to table the plan was " defeated, 25-24, before it was voted through, 30-21) will begin as a winter sport in December. The superintendents, as they are wont to do, will quickly compute that separate water polo programs for boys and girls will require paying more coaches, officials, bus drivers, clock operators, and a not-so- cool utility bill for keeping each school's pool toasty when the temperature turns crisp. The superintendents are l.Jable to get a little heated themselves about this, particularly since they were not given the chance to red flag such budget drainers, or set their subordinates' voting agenda accordingly, before the proposal was passed. The reason no such financial impact report crossed their desk. was conspicuously simple: one didn't exist. One council member pointed this omission oul Thursday, along with the pesky little provision in the Southern Section constitution requiring all items brQught before lhe Council "must contain the financial implications on member schools, leagues and the Southern Section.• Huntington Beach High Prinopal Jim Staunton. who presented the Sun.set League's proposal, responded b)< St4ting his league wasn't prepared to address such concerns. A discusSion ensued which contained cursory mentions of coaching stipends, officials' fees and maintenance costs, before Southern Section Commissioner Dean Crowley admirably fingered himself for blame · regarding the proposal's lack of· financial analysis. Owing this discussion. a council member -who might have had first-hand knowledge of what steam looked like spewing a superiors ears - went 10 far as to spell ou\ that his superlnten<ie.nt. and ~ th099 of bit c:ollMgUM. might prohibit thetr cootlliuec:t ~tiOG mfutu.re cw-d .. ug __ .~ebould~ .. == OlillDi Cll"Oi\J!llJI .............. -.• cmmaL~~--C Ma.rtin, In ........... .. .• , .... ESDAY, MARCH 12. 1996 • ' --• .;:--• "i!t'!' ;~;. . ... ,,,.,~ . 1 . . . . \' Reader glad for Ziad Dear Sports Editor '"Ala soccer fan. I ~nally want ·to thank Ziad Khoury for bringing soccer lo a new level in Corona del Mar and Newport Beach. His motto ~ys it all: "It's not who we gotta play, it's who they gotta play, and they got us.• In just two years, Ziad's boys OCU club team, the "Slammers,• bas won its division each year and will move up this year tO' the play in the under 13 gold division. He coached Newport Harbor High School's boys' soccer team •o 1ts best season in years, as well o1s to the quarterfinals of ClF. In addibon, Zlad's twm broth- er, Waleed, coached the under 11 "Slamme rs" team lo a division t1Ue in their first year. Because of this tremendous :.uccess Ul such a short period of tune, top pldyers from surround- mg c1t1C's are now coming to Newport to try out for Ziad and Waleed's learn, which will only tncredse lht.> all-star quality of thc>u team rosters_ When I first met Ziad he was a Hct1ner; developing k..td.s mto soe-- (·er pldyer~. I le told me that all he wanted to do was coach soccer, and with God's help, knew b.e Wb\lldsu~. At the time, I told him bis enthus1.asm, dedication and bon- eSty toward the kkla. would earn him their loyalty, add his humility before God would only enhance his chances for success. I told him he might even build a soccer d}'nasty here. Ziad hasn't changed since we first met. Not only is he an excel- lent soccer coach, his strong set of uncompromising values builds character and integrity in the kids. What a breath of fresh air this · is as so many atl)Jetes become frustrated and quit sports because of coaches who think more of themselves than the lives of the children they axe affecting. Good luck, Ziad and Waleed. Keep up the good workl Sincerely, Howard Meek Newport Beach Editor's note: Ziad Khoury was an assistant coach to Colin Bou- ette at Newport Harbor High this past season. the latter having resigned tollowtng the CIP quar- terfirlals. A replacement has not been named as of this date, recreation sports standings · -SPRING SOFTBAU TCY Land Sharks, 2-2. Ntda 1. (tie) Keystone Pacific. Ch11~e. 2-2; S. Del-Om. LAGUNA NIGUEL - J~Justin SNpir~ ol Newport Harbor Righ finished with a 78 in the secood half of the SaUon' nonleague goli match aga.fn.Jt Aliso Niguel, as the Sailors nipped by the Wolverines, 443-444, at El Niguel Country Club on Monday. .The first half was played at Big Canyon Country Club. Shapiro has earned medalist honors In both Newport Harbor matches. The Sailors (1-1) play Estancia today a,t Mesa Verde. Newport Harbor's Chris Hen- rotin and Bryan Bauer each shot 92, while Bill Collopy had a 93 against Aliso Niguel, a makeup match from last week's rain out. Eagles top Capo, 10-8 COSTA MESA - Estancia High's TINNIS boys tennis team, on the strength of sweeps in singles by Mike Leotiard. and in the first and sec- ond doubles, handed visiting Capistrano Valley a 10-8 non- league loss Monday afternoon. Leonard was an easy winner in §ingles... and was bac.kecL.up_hy_ the play of Bryan Lin and Evan Taboada, as weU as Jeremy Keams and Chuck Burden, each contbriiation sweeping to victo- ries to help Estancia improve to 4- 1 overall. EsUnda 10, Capistrano V•lley 8 Singles: Leonard (E) def. Hall,~; def. Vanderputt, 6-2; def. Smith, 6-0; Sinek Sailors fall, 18-1 g:t~E~ BA.l>Jldifillif Newport. Harbor Higb's bad- minton team continues to seek its first victory in nonleague play fol- lowing an 18-1 loss at Santiago. Jake Opp and Kelly Smith, competing in mixed doubles, formed the only winning combi- nation for the Sailors, collecting an fS-15, 13-18, 15-13 Victory. Santiago's N team was also victorious, 9-2. Pirates fall, 3-2 COSTA MESA SOPTBAll -Orange Coast College's softball team was a 3-2 victim at the hands of Riverside City College Monday in Orange Empire Conference play as a result of a two-run sixth-inning uprising b¥ Ute Yisitor:s..... __:... A two-run throwing error led to the demise of the Pirates, who lost their 11th straight game. Riverside l, Orange Cout 2 Riverside 100 002 0 -3 4 3 Orange Coast 010 010 0 -2 6 3 Parr, Tembrina (5) and Staggs; Hardey and Ritchey. W_ Embrlna. L·Hardey_ 2B - Jaime Robison (R), Jessie Robison (~). City of Newport Beach MB1 1 (tie) Qu1ks1l11er. 2·0, Old Slow Dogs. 2 0, 3 Bad Creation. 2 1, 4 (tie) B-Ball Boys. 1 1. CB Wicked Wahines. 1 1. 6. (tie) Sparkey's Machine, Orange Coast United Soccer tryouts 3·0. The Quiet Woman, 1-3; 6. Ten Most Wanted, 3-0, Bust 'N Balls, 3-0; 4. 0-4. Loaners, 3-1; s_ The Tribe. .., -Thursdlly COED 1 2. Clown Punchers. l 2; 8 X Z1b1tz, 0 3 MB2 1 (tie) California Con- nection, 3-0, Barflies, 3-0; 3 Port Street Ballers, 2-1; 4. Blind Pigs, 1 2, 5 (tie) Hyan Newporter. 0-3, Seaport Sluggers (0 3). TB1 1 National Sports Grill, 4 O; 2. LTg'htning/lum- ber,3!0; 3 Fox & Firk1l4, 1- 3. 4 Pac Men, 0 2; S • Boneheads, 0 2 TI.8 - 1 Team Easton, 4-0; 2 Hawes, 3-1; 3 (tie) Hit and Run, 2-2, Original Pizza. 2-2; 5 9 Jerks and Squirt. 1·3, 6 Firenze, 0-4 , _.., TBL l B_ulldawgs, 3 0-1, 2. Just Hit It, 3-1, 3 12 Pac, 2·1-1; 4. Dangling Woodrows. 2 2; 5 CDM+SDS(J Alumni, 1-3, 6 Peat Marwick Maulers, 0 4 2-2; 6. (tie) Select Soft-C-1 N E w p 0 R T l/U'V'•rva ware Tools, 1-3. Pizza 1. Dream Team, 5-0; 2. BEACH _ The ~"'~ Knights, 1-3; a .. Sultans of Ball Bashers, 4-1; 3. XTB. Swing. 0-3; 9. COB 3-2; 4. (tie) AAV AssiS1ed Orange Coast United Soccer lnfotelt, 0-4. Living. 1-4. Trackers. 1-4, Clubs wiU be bolding tryouts WB1 PM Polecats, 1-4. Sunday, March 17, at 3 p.m. for 1. Sox, 4-0; 2. The HCY la 9 17 t B nita C k Clamdiggers, 3-1; 3. Zero 1. On Fire, 5-0; 2. Mar-P yers ages -a O ree at 548-7939, girls coordinator Ter- ry Ferguson at 549-2121 or Terry Coville, club president, at 631- 7866. F.agles complete victory Tolerance, 2-1; 4. 42 garitaville Hurricanes, 4-Park in Newport Beach. Bones A Head, 1-3; 5. 1; 3. The cat & Custard Last yeaJi more than 200 boys PALM SPRINGS GOLF Bullionairs, 0-2-1; 6. cup, 3-2; 4. Newport a.nd girls from Newport Beach Alex Lassen, Pete ~ecker's front Row, 0-3-Jazz, 2-3; 5. Hatfpound and Costa Mesa competed for lµutzik and Ross Necessary of WBL Hotdogs, 1-4; 6-Scrap-OCU teams in the Coast Soccer Estancia High each shot 38 to pers, 0-5. earn medalis --1 BR14'.Hazards, 4-0;.:,;..=;2-'-+~•2 1hundlly COEB-4--Jlo6<ll.W""u.... ---------------t . E l d f t d Palm Embo."'3-n:lfie)trv 1. Tazmanian Devils, 4-" Coaches will evaluate each mg . ages e ea e Sightings. 2·2. Mulligan's, l; 2. (tie) The Schralpers. player's game and refer them to Springs, 193-203, at Canyon 2·2, ~y,hic Nutumbas, 2-3-2, Lot~ Breeze, 3-2. the proper teams for a closer look:"' Country Club on Monday, cQm-~e~~~~~~e;t~:~ ~e) Co-Dependentz. 3-2: 5_ B-Players should come ready to per-pleting the nonleague golf match Beaches, 1_3_ 3, 2-3; 6. KMOB Coed, 0-f with a 396-414 victory. wei 5. orm. listancia, 2-0 in completed 1. Deloitte & Touche, 4-F81 • fridlay COED C-1 Any players -.born betwee n matches with three still pending, o; 2 01 Tech, 3; 3. Beef-'-Heavenly Hitters, 5-1; August 1, 1978-July 31, 1986, are hosts Newport Harbor today at skay. 2-1; 4 Ni1e OWis, 2-2. Sliding Home, 4-2; 3. eligible. Mesa Verde. Mike Perry (39) and 2, s Newport Bleacher Hank's Her~ 3-3; 4. For more infonnation, contact Jeff Perry (40) also scored for Bums, 2-3. 6 COB Jack Shrimp, 2-4; S. Inside boys ·coordinator Bernard Towers Estancia. against Palm Sprinas. lnfotek, 1-2; 7. Kelly & Out. 1-5. " Company, 1-3; 8. F82 • Friday COED C·2 Bayshore Hurricanes, 0.3. 1. Wet Seal, 4-1; 2. (tie) WCY.-Wednesdliy Face First, 3-2, Seashore COED •t CYC Sluggers. 3-2; 4_ Rene- 1 Hoozonfurst. 4-0; 2. gad~. 2-2; 5. Fielding SRS Techs, 3-1; 3 (tie) Grace, 0-5_ ELDER ' CONTINUED FROM 5 Don Davis. Bob · Lock.hart, Michael Mineni and Harvey Palash. LOCAL~PORTSSC HEDULE played. "Whether it was played here OT Mesa Verde, it would not have been a Super Senior e\'ent, but I would not have played at Mesa Vetde. I've got to pick what I do (caxefully), and I like playing mostly in Super Senior events, because it's tough on us old guys playing against these 50· and 55- year-olds. It's wonderful to be competing at this age." Third place was decided by a card-off. Jerry McGee (pro), Harold Davis, Frank FJask,-Scott 'Benson and Steve Vance also fin- ished with a 57. TODAY BASEBALL College -Concordia at Southern California College, 2:30 pm Communrty college Orange Coast at Riverside CC. 2 p m High school Trabuco Hills at Corona del Mar. 3 IS. Los Am190\ at Costa Mesa, 3 p m Newpon Harbor clt Laguna Beach. 3 15 GOLf High school university vs Corona del Mar at Rancho San Joaquin, 3 p.m.; Newport Harbor vs Estancia at Mesa Verde CC. 3 30 pm TENNIS College womPn Southern Cahfornla College at Biola, 2 p.m. Commun~ college men -Irvine Valley at Orange Coast. 2 p.m. Community college women -Orange Coast at Irvine Valley, 2 p.m. Hl(lh school boys · Corona del Mar at San Marino, 3: 1 S; Newport Harbor at Penlnsul~ p.m; Est..nda at Irvine, 3:15. SOFT1'AU College -Southern California College at Azusa-Pacific:, 2 p_m. High school -Newport Harbor at Costa MMa,3:\~ IADA.11~ High schOol · Century at Newpon Harbor, 3 p.m.· DEEP SEA -MONDAY'S COUNTS ., ": D•vey's Locbr 1boat.13 anglers. 2 calico bass. 6 sand bass, 25 sculpln, 10 blue perch. Newport U.ndl"9 -1 boat. 13 anglers. 24 sculpin, 12 blue perch, 10 ma<Xerel. Elde r, a professional since 1959, who bas won eight Senior Tour events, made three birdies Monday in the shotgun pro-am, including a 20-foot birdie putt on the last hole, the par-3 No. 6. Elder led the team of Hal Brown, John Brass, U>u Amen and Jim Amen to a 56, one stroke ahead of Frank Conner's team of Elder, who in 1975 became the first African-American to compete in the Masters, believes his fellow Senior Tour players should achieve some rather favorable scores when the main event is played Friday through Sunday. "It depends on where they P1'.l the pins," Elder said. "You can ~ comfortable, or you can pull your hair out. I think they'll be soft on us. I think a winner could be 12 OT 13 under here. I think there will be some good scores, and some high scores. When it's' a short goll course like this (6,598 yards), you need those type of greens to make it faiJ;.-" CONTINUED FROM 5 polo team next winter, Estancia Girls Athletic Director Nancy Perda was less optimistic. ·we're having a hard enough " time getting girls out for the rational thought, moved to table sports we have aJready, • Perda the motion, fearing •it could be said. "lUght now, I don't see us defeated for the wrong reasons." being able to field a team." But such clarity was inexplicably a defeated by one measly vote. In football news, the Southern ·. Crowley, who has seen such Section Playoff Groupings -<-• • procedural imperfections cause Committee has created a previous council legislation to be preliminary proposal that woUld overturned, said he doesn't signifiC411tly alter the five-league expect a similar occurrence with division that includes Costa girls water polo. Mesa and Estancia (formerly Vlll "It's unfortunate that the in the 11-divi.sion form.at. but finan'=ialramific=a~ti~o~ns~w~er===:en~·t __ -+~~~_,,~UGHged-to-IX-in-a---~- )>,ought forth a month ag~. • 12·divisio11 arrangement). Crowley said after the meeting. In this proposal, the Pacific •But they were laid on the table coast,•ruo Hondo and Montview today.· leagues would remain in the At least one council m~ber, division, with the Garden Grove - who voted against girls water and Los Padres leagues being polo because he'd' have added to replace the Suburban preferred it be played in the fall, and Sunkist. predicted an outcry from-The Suburban League superintendents about the includes perennial divi5ion title council's constitutional override, contender La Mirada, while which may create a groundswell Sunkist representatives have to delay girls water polo, until won the last two division titles financial consideration.S are (Bloomington and Temescal discussed. Canyon)- Stay tuned. The only potential drawback a to the plan would be possible Newport-Mesa Unlfied School postseasori road trips to Los District Superintendent Mac Padres occupants Atascadero, Bernd said Friday be would bave Santa Ynez, St. Joseph of Santa to "very carefully consider the Maria, Cabrillo and Paso Robles. financial impact on the district, It would not affect Division V, before moving forward with the which includes Cd.M and (girls water polo) program.• Newport. Bernd expressed ambivalence about his hesitation to endorse the sport, •because I'm a big supporter of girls athletics.• But. he confessed, he was surprised that the financial impact was neglected •on an issue of this magnitude." a While Costa Mesa High. - which fielded a girls club team for the first time last fall, CdM and Newport have all said they expect enough participants to field at least a varsity girts water PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Thll busln.ss was con-No.F641923 30 OIAS CALENOARIOS Callfoml1 92660 (714) 752· PUBLIC NOTICE propfedld aln lvllO ldlc:lo-CMI Procedure Sec:Uon SPORTS AND TRAINING vtd~. By: WfulOw Max· ducted by husband and Herbert Crfmp 836 s Plrl present11 Uni r• n11 nil Pot Part• de 11 cone • SUPPLIES, GOLDENWEST well • ........ _P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_Tl_C_E_ wire . 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Davi•, CA 8~11 on ·,J Co111 Hlghwal' 143, Ntw• lttd, 1500 Quall SlrHt, IAvt10 a Aou11dol KLEIN: lnmedlat•m•nle. SI no rtfer~nced action 11 H IOI-want tr. c~ '°hear your ORANGE COUNTY SUPE· a. Pr•)U<lgmtnt lntereat Dlreotor of Pureha•lng Cha'*'9 K. Ball, 20082 ..., port Beach, C 112860 Sullt 550, N1wp011 Beach, t:ELOEA INC LOUIS AN conoce a un •bogado Iowa. cue RIOR COURT, 700 OMc N allowed b law· CoHt Communltr DI• c~ Clrcll Hunllngtbn Thi• ~ln111 w11 con· CA 92660 THONY 'FILAOELFIA and pulde Uamll/ 1 un aer.rlclo 1. General damagH In the 11 y0u do not Ille your , .. Center O•lve Weat, Santa 11 S h ot~ Md f\lrth trtot 6"CI\ CA t2&4e w ducted by an lndlYldull The Flcllllou1 Bualneu DOES 1 tht h 10 'lnclu-de ,_,.,encla de .i>ogadoa aum of $760,000.00 Doi· aponu on lime. you mey Ana, CA 92701 · uc « " wentiy 1.or.i.1 ~ cl Tllla 1ta1emem wu filed Nam• rel•rred to 1t>ove alve oug • 0 a una oklna cs. ayu<Sa 111,. lose the ca" Ind 'fOl.ll n,. name addr ... 9nd retllf lhal lhl court m1y :z:n1 11.,oh 27, 2031t Everglade• ~~1 ~t!'..,,~~~~ ~~~JI :e.~~.'?:.~r~~~~~ YOU AR! BEING SUED BY !!!~LI'#• .. dltect0tlo .. ,._ 2. •Hospital and medical wage1, money' and prop-1 ... phone ~ 01 1p1t1n-deem0, .. TEJutO·t"~~~·1 ...... 1lld N•0 1 ~1!>f>71•1·"'· Huntington BHch, CA -.. ., ~74134 Bandv.4dth Unll ltld lnC PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. le .. ,. ...... .,...;). expenses In the aum OI efty fflll1 be l&ktc\ wC'thout lllf• 1norMy Ot ptalntln ... . ..... -....... ..... -<#, ... • t2N Publlshtd o.Jy Piiot Fil). (CA), 1soo au~ll &trMI: d1mand1ndo) JULIE A. CAt• NUMIU s1.eo1.12 Dollata: furil'IM w11nlng ftom Iha without an att°'ney, la: (El S~ ANO MUAPHY P11bll1hed Newport 011n Sueda 22031 'i~~ 27, March 4, 12, 19, 1996. Sullt &~. Newp0f1 Stich, MCKINLAY (Numero fft OHO) 3. Future mtdlcali Htl· court. I nombrt la dlrtedon y el BY. WllU1m N. VIiiard, At· B11ch-Co1ta Meta Dally Main Sll9tt, #18, Clllotl!," T885 CA 112610 You have 30 CALENDAR ?lt49J mattd to ~ '21S 00000 There art o htf lfO•I , .. n "*o' ~ 111 l'ono dtl torneye for Plalnllff, Piiot March 12, 18, 1996. Cf..!'7,45 • 8 p......1~ -------,--1 Tiii• 1>U1lnu1 Wll con-D.AYI .tltr Ihle 1ummon1 --...... CY Dollar . . QulretC*lll. Vw n\ly want u • CHCRVl ANH IUATH! 1'929 _, ulll, tn . ........... •• PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by an lndlVldu.I la Mrved on yov 10 lilt• JU--e; 10 ~I an 1ttorney right •bOOtdO dtl o.m.nd.nte, Put>llahad N•wport Ave .. 1100, Br••. CA • --------1 Th11 11etemen1 w11 Med typewtltWn '"Pof\M al \hit WI• ... ITOCK 4· LOH of t'1nlng• Of IWly. ff you dO no1 know o dll Clenvndll'li. que no 8eacl'l-Cotta Mt.. Dally PUBLIC NOTICI 82621 • 1 ITATSM KNT OF ¥.tlh the Coumy Clltll ol court. DmtT. e Sl ,107.70 OOllara; an ettomey. you may Call Ilene abogado ••) Ollt Suede, 20371 ..., AaAHDONMINT 0, Onin~ County Ofl 3-l•9' A i.tttf Of phone call w111 Tut n41m9 ~ ld<ht• ol I . FUMt Iott ol Mmlngt In auorney rtfetrll Mtvtee Mlcl\MC s. Sutton, Pilot ftbnlaty 27, Mtreh 5, OM1H117'1 DentmOte latw, ~ Ull OP FICTITIOUI 1fft387IOU not pt'Olect vou: YoU' IY~ the court II: (El nombr• y Hllmal•d •t S10.000 00 or • legal .aid office {lilted e. No. 14592 12, ... 19". ,.. ...... lhle!Ma• ton 8Hctl, CA·t214e aUllNlll NAM• Publl•h•d Diii Piiot Wfllttt\ ... pond MU11{ be dlrecoton cs. la oon• .. , Oollare: In \hi phone~). SVTTON • MURPHY Tin ....... .......... Thi• bu~lnHs 11 co"" • ~1~~=1:r.~~:~ Mlfch s. 12, to, 20~ 1~zt :::.:r ~~0h:.:'/:; ~~ = ~ h~:!, or IYK ~Id ~;~:"SE~~~. ~u~:~~~~~ PUIUC NOT1CI =~~ =: •e=ll = ··· N1rnt· Lynn Al;hlltCll PUBLIC uor1c1 If you do noc Ille your .. OMHQI. 100 CMc Canter '°' ~ oth4t end furthet so OIAS CA1.fNO.AAIOS CAM711, 71 .. 11HOSJ' llOTICS 4041 MllCAllftlU' ~~. bUllrieel Y*? No 2230 . Wa•hlnglon A...,. ' " ''*'"°on time, ~ 1Nr DIM WMt. ,D. IOll at, retlet II "-C0Yrt may pa1a .,, .. .., ~ ,. DATI: APR Ol 1111 HIVITUeO llDI .,._ t.0.· ........ 8eMh, Q*1lnt K. W. Wtndf COJta Mu1 CA 92~ .. ITATIMINT Of1 Iott She catt, and ,_. .... AN. CA l2102-0131 dHfn II*~ pt~. ..... ..... a ,,_.. ALM IUTD. .Cliiftl. Noice " '*tllY ~ Cdlaf• -• ~ Th• Flo111lou1 lu.alnlll Al.ANDON MINT 0, ••OM,n. ~Md~ The ftWM, lldchM. " Nfl01 .,.. ...... , t I ~ ~ Uni llltneda .., .... L AUid, ::-.:: = 7t!-~ =· ''""= • ;:'; = .:.•ltMl•rlfl~lleltCC11"1l.., ~~ ... Namt referred to above Ull 0 , PICTITIOUI tf1Y .. ~ Y _, "'" ... ~number of pleln.-'"' , ........... no " --.,._, , = ........_._ ~ot' ,._!!.'-""' ~ ..,. ...._ ,. _ _.., ..._ •• .,-, wH filed In OttnQe County lurtl-wa1 ... t19 om .... tlfl't att~ or ptMl4lff LAW OP,,Cll OP -----• 11'A,.._9fT OP .,, ... ..,. .... ~ -..., "*" t-. ..,._._,.. .......,,., "'' .... .,.. " on '•bNWV 4. ft91 file IUllNl .. HAMI court. ......... ...... an...;__, la' (EJ TMSOOO.I a.,. .. "' 5£.t'il "' :' .. ~ =-, C..tornl&. Wll,.. .._ ~ 1tNH?,..11 ,,. .. No f433a• ' ' TM followlnii pereone Tritt• ara other i.oat .. _,._.. --·-•• · r.., · ~ CMI --CIW MllN_~ _. • r.. D111f,.... H oil I, q,, wt , --. ~ '-~ ,_. ..........,..,.._.., .,..,,._, .,_. ,,_, ,_, • •mtfA r -"' -. ._ ,.,..., 111 r1o"w.t-Nn~n:00-a.~ uwe11. 1l"11 11, ttll not · iuo wu,,1ng1on Ave. th• "c1111ou1 l11elne11 IO cal en aftOfneY flGht numero de ..._.. def ••• llA•OY •· ......... ~ ...... -.WOl*llM T11Pl'91-.DIPT.11 W•Clntldllf,. Matetl r R . .....,_ leed\, -4 'J C..Meaa;~IHlt 'Nerne•Htfa.t'aofOr~ ~.~tf~"'°'.nei..,... ....... dlll •:uAlililla, KM•rT, _,.,. ,_ llCll.ICM .......... ..,. 10i Ml. """'llTIO tM. 11 lie 11110 • , ... Annt L~ ~ 1t1 a t.ttior•. a I . an. anomer.~ • .. flll1'1•11Fil M no Plat • • ·~,,.. ,.,_ w NtD D..,.._ °' .. ..... ... le ._, "' w AYW., '¢cma :;;:-' .. AMIMlm. CA:~ otloe oi-ct ..,.., .... II) lilutillttl•d Newport,..,: a tltmpl>, ~ THllA AnO..,..lfl 0' ~'l10c.. !!""' ~ UMllad Ulllllr ~: ...._. tllt2t Tilt "clltloue lut!Met In 11'9 bot*) THI, LAW Ol'11Cll Ofl IMc...coiita ~... Delly ,.,... " ._, r le puadlft 190QN>: ~ • ... );..' ,_. _... Lil your home NtrM rtfetrff ao abOYt ~ oe ,,_· 19 _., THIODORI I. WINT• l"llot ltbru*'Y IO, 17. q1111et 1U ~...U ... COllU HOW ~. ~!;fu ltt i•ultf olr ...... ~ .,... " OwO(IQh Cl•••ln.O. WU flltd In Or1191 ~ "°""' Ntl .....,. ~ WOfmt, .... .,.... ~ Maroft .. 11. t•. y otru OOIH " •• OHUrA. ANN ~ ..., ..,. ... llr: -..: M-. ... '71 on 3 43 t =i'. fl II 1 dlJ ~\II\,.._• Nii 100. ....... ...._ Tiii Md ............ COO. of PURCHAll 0' TIMI 11 . . .--.... ~ -,. -'!' •i.::;: -F r•••-----";f '•-"•••--•• -• _..:; --.-,"!"" ""' ... ..--;--:'!'•-~--~-------~ ........ -.~":-.. . -~ .. • I TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1996 9 · I MUC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICU P\!IUC NOTICD _ PUIUC N011CU ~ PUIUC NOTICll PUii.iC lf011CD PUIUC NOTICO PUIUC NOTICES PU1UC ltOTICll • • PUIUC NOTICU : PUIUc NOTICE ·~~~ ·-·w .. ~ PUIUC MOT1CI The rtgl..,ant ~.a "' PUIUC NOT1CI dui:ted ~ .,, ltdvlduill ~ by: .,, lndMdUlll dUQlecf Dy' M lndi'llcUI duc:tecl lily: .... Mlw'lck.lal • ....,_ ......_,. __ ....,. you ~ dolnO 10 lrll'IUd butlNel unct. Ht~ you ~ doing Hev• you ~ clOlng H ..... you ~ clOl"8 Ha~ you ""'" doinQ • •TATDl•NT 0, ~p., 8att)w• Sled, !Qo. butlnet• vet? Ho Plolttt1•11 ......... tM lletlt!O\la name llli.cl FloUU.. ......... ~ Yl'I? No bu.in.M yet? no buSIMU yet? No ~ Yft? no $'1'THDRAWAL FROM · • John Wllhm Frtnelet Jt. .. ....... ..._., ~on: 10/95 .. .,,.. atatement Ed'#llG Mk:hllll Salu Nanq Larllllf Sergio O~ aeon l<fulal l 'ARTNE"IHIP" ' = .~ttt~menl w~ ~ llll• ltalefl'IMlt w.. tli.d The followtng l*IOnt .,.. Wlal1m MllW TM following '*'°"' .,. Thi• mi.ment Wit tiled Thi• lllttmenl .,.... fli.d Thi• ttatement WU llled Thlt lt.lttfMtlt WU lied •ERATINQ UND•R 0r-,._~ty 2 20-M With l"4t Coufdy Cltftt of dOlnQ bull""9 .. : MlehMI Thia llatement WU l1Md dolna bualnria &1: l'ecMI-With lht County Cltfk or with 1M County Cletlc or wllh the County Cltfk or with the COYnl)I' Clef1c of -.1.---:r-f~TlTAAI•• -... -.....,... .. , on • Orqt ~ ~2~27-J. Kl(I~ Id ~truetlon with tM C«ny Citric of cal r......-.· 110 ........ ~County on 2-13-99 er.,.. County on ~ Oteno• Ceunty on 2·Sa..f ~~on,..... _,. ·~ •· • 1s __... ...... ,. ... ., t9H$•'A•t7 co., e Upp., tfewpor1 Of9noe County on 3-Me port c.nter Drive, •111. t ... 387SOM t8Ha•71204 t9M:tenOM 1PM3t71214 _ -it!~oi:=· =E has Diii)' PllOI F.t>. 71, ~ Ollly Piiot Mwch " '2. 19, Plan. Newpoft Stach. CA t ... S8757H Newpo'1 Be1eh. CA~ Qatly PllOI F.O. 20, 'Z7 ~ Pilol Maren 12, 19, Daily !ttlol 1.0~ 20, Z7, Daily PlloC Match 12. 11, ~ Wl(hCllawn ... Vt"Wat 61 If. \i, ·-~T 28, 1991 Tl11 :... J l<lnc:ald Con-Deily Pilot Match 12, 19, g',:}9Y ,t40'~ ~ ..... eh s. 12, 1990 Til38 2e, April 2. 1990 T·lm Mardi 5. 12. 199e T8" 2t, Af)fil 2, 1995 T-933 -:~P!:tt-"'~ PUIUC NOTICE PUILIC NOTICE .wct1on c0. (CA), 1 UpJ>tt 20 ' APIPUlll aL.IC1998NOTIC!.90 ' grlve, 1 "118, Newp~ PUILIC'NOTIC! PUBLIC NOTI" PUIUC NOTIC! PUILIC NOTICI!. .. nctru ·.. 1 t :Ma Newpo1' Plau. Newport .. Beach, CA 92660. _ ~ 3t' b~,~~19•~ name 0~ Flo on• H:I Flotldow BualM.. Beach, CA 92660 Thi.a bu1ln111 11 con-FloUllou• •u•lneN FfctlUeu. Bu.an... • Flctltloua •ualMU Flc:tltloua Bu•IMH Cl\llt\I 'Y "f1 f'" 'bA Utlous BualneM NanHt atat•m.nt Thia bu1lnH1 11 con-FlotlUou. •uatneH ducted by: • CO'POf•tlon H---. Statemam HHM Stat~nt Name ltate~t Nan.-Statement 1 92114 onn • rv nt, Name ltatem.nt The followlng pertona .,. ducted by:• corporation Name ltate!IMnt Haye you lt111ed doing The followlng ~· 111 The following l*SOl\S 111 The following SMrlOnl are The IOHOwing persona .,. Tl\ F The tollowlng pttaOnt we dOlng buslneu u · Htr· H"'9 YOU~ doing The fOllowing person1 are buslnM1 yet? No dol bullne .... Th doing buslMtl as: $p9c· doing buslneu u : Com-doing business u : PeloNI .,,!. lcUuous &lslneu doing bualne11 •: Toni & btft'a Houat of Or~pttfet buslnen yet? ••· 1985 doing buslnet• as: Tama-Clltey Morgan Company, ng 51 .,... e trum Flnatlclal Group. 1599 mfrcial Upholstery and R• Globel, 112 36th SL, Su1i. ~~7~4•r~ lo c:-Guy Helrdrtsslng, 1000 and lnt.rloc'i 1525 Meu MlchMI J. d Coo-i.s Ellprffl, 438 EHt Ka-Clvisty HeUey Jones. Ste· :.e:: 1"fff,8; ~~B~~ Su1M11or Avenue, Unit 8--4, modeling Co .. 10492 Trask A, Ntwpon Beech. CA 1 0,,.,2 27 95 n F=2 'I Quall Street. Suite 190, Verde Of e Suite 100 SlNC'tlon lc.hael J. tell• Ave., IH, Orange, CA retary BIVd.' Newport Buch CA Newport Beach. CA 92683 Ave., IC, G11d1n Grove, 92663 · · ' 1 Newport B•aeh, CA 92680 Costa Meia CA 92626 ' 1<1nceJct. Pt f 92617 This statement was filed 9268· · Niia Lynn Doubek, 28641 CA 92643 Corey Bennett Rhodts, 1~~tllt nal'l)t and 1~3'"~ or MMC Enterprl1ot, Inc. Gary Howard Bloch 2313 This stat•m• wu Gled O.R.G. b ivef111led Indus-with the County Clerk of An<lr~ McCandlesa Hlg. Chimney Rock Clrclt, T11· Hoy Holm, 10611 01v11 112·A 36lh St, Newport , 0 ~r~ooCI WI .. ~;wt.gi (01l1w1re), 1000 Ouall w. Chandltt Ave. •Santa with the CotMity Cle<k ot ttiea, Inc., (• Nevada Cor-OJange County on 2·20-&G gins 502 Weal Balboa buco Canyon, Calilornta Ave .. Gatdtn Grove, CA Beach, CA 92663 1 · aty, • S!rett, Suite 190, Newpor1 Ana CA 92704 ' Orange County on 2•27·'96 PQfltlon), 3305 W. Spring t998387388:t Blvd' New Be h C 92679-1178 92643 This business Is con-~r~4 Loop, lrvlnt, CA Beach, CA 92680 Syble Multoe Bloctl, Zll3 t9M3874e05 Mount1r11 Road 160·24, Daily Pilot Feb. 27, Miich 926i1 port ac • A Thi• business 11 coll-This business ls con-ducted by: an ind1v1dual ~lo N Cl Th• regltltant hu not yet W. Chendltt Ave., Santa Daly Pilot Match 5, 12, 19, Lu. Vegas, NV 89102 5 12 19 1996 Ta71 Thia buslnau 11 con-ducted by: 111 Individual ducted by: an Individual Ha~• you started doing rH ' •ry beg\Ml to ttansact buslnus Ana CA 92704 2e 1996 TIIOl Thi• business 11 con-• • ' ducted b . an lndlvl ual Have you started doing Have you started d01ng business yet? yes 8-pt. 1. w1.J: t~tat~meni w~' :•~ under lhe fictillout bull· Thli builntH It con-' ducted by:• corporation PUBLIC NOTICE Have ~u atartedd dQlng buslneu yet? yes, 3·1-96 buslneu yel? Yes, 1976 1996 e ounty llf o ne11 name or names llst.U ducted by: huaband llld PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing b 1 1 y f': 1 95 Nita L Doubek Hoy M. Holm Corey Rhodes Or~nge County on 3-1 ·96 herein. wife · bullness yet? no • Fictitious lluslneH ;:d~!!* Jiel 10:s, • · This 11a11men1 was llled This statement was filed This Slatemenl wa1 filed ' 1 t9983875028 MMC Enter~rlHs, Inc., Have you alllted doing Flollllou.a 8ualne•• O.A.G. Oivlf.allled lndut-Name Statement Thi• stale~ent was filed with the County Clerk of with the Counry Clerk ol wi1lt the County Ci.tk ol - Dally PJlol March 5, 12, 19, Frank P. C lr1co, Exec. buslneu yet? no Name Statement lt1H, Inc., Michael Uribe The lollowtng persons are with the County Clerk of Orange county on 3-8·96 Ofenge County on 2·13-96 Orange County on 3-8·98 2s; 1996. T920 Vice Pre~enVGenerlll Mgr Gary H. Bloch • The following penons are Thia atatement was filed doing, bu1tn111 as: A) Orange County on 2•13-96 19983075B09 1SUJ03873139 19983875805 Pu Ji'::,• ~tat= w~:14 This 11a1ement was Ii*! doing buslnest as: Hoag wllh th• County Clerk of Asset Recover Services 199e 3873u52 Dail)' Pilot March 12 19 Dally P~ol Feb. 20. 27. Dally P1to1 March 12. t9, -_.1 __ B_L_IC_N_O_T_l_C_E __ 1 • 1Y 0 with the County Clerk of Hospital P1ychologlcal Ser· Orange County on 3-8-90 J.E.S., B) Judgment En-Da'lv Pilot Feb 20 27 26 Ap1tl 2 1996 r.945 March 5, t2, 1996 T847 28, Aptil 2. 1996 T·t47 Orange County on 2-11·96 Orange County on 3-8-90 vtcea, 300 Old Newport 19"3e75788 · foreemenl Sarvlees Co., C) 1 • • • • --·----·---------------1-..;.._.:..-.....;.. ____ _ r1ctJllou1 Busl,.•H teH30728t8 1999387580:1 Blvd., Newport Beech, CA Dally Piiot March 12, 19, JESCO. 3857 Birch StrHt, March 5, 12. 1996 T842 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE .l Name Stat•mant Dally Piiot Feb 27 MBlch Dell PU t M h 12 19 92663 26 April 2 1996 T·9e4 #316, Newport Beach, CA . mt following persons Bit 5 12 19 1996 • ' T874 26 /P<ll; 1,:c T ~5 David Engstrom, Ph.D., • • 92660 PUBLIC NOTICE Flctllloua Busln•H Flctltlou1 BualneH Fictitious Bualneu d~ng buslneu as: Weal ' ' ' • . • . • 300 Old Newport Blvd., PUBLIC NOTICE David W. Sweeney, 203 Fl tltlo 8 1 Heme Statement Ham• Stetement · Name Stetemant Cdast Group or Compa-PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Newport eeach, CA 92663 Bellewe Way, N.E .• #151, c ua us MH Th• following persons are The following jMISOOS are Tht following per$onl are n14s, 21791 Lake Forest Berry A1ron1on, Ph.D., FlctJtlou1 Buatnese Bellevue, WA 98004 Name Statement doing business as· Ad· doing busllltss as: Capt doing business as: Chatter °'" 1204, Lake fOl~t. CA cn•1S49803 Flctltlo"8 lluslneu 300 Old Newport BMS., Name Statement This business Is con-The tollowlng peraons are vanced Concrete l~spoc· Swede Jenson'• License Ftnanclat. 537 Newport 92e30 Fictitious Buslrieu N St Newport Beach. CA 92663 The tollowlng persons 11e dueled by: an Individual doing buslntst IS: Al tlon & Testing 2760 Kell/In Prep Schools, 670 w 17th, Center Or., "348, Newpon ~ financial Corporation Name Statement The 1:'.!..: atament Thl1 buslnHa 11 con-doing business as: Island Have you ltarted doing Coast Custom Publlshlng, Ave., 1 3719,' llVine, CA Unll G-3, Costa Mesa. CA BeaCh, CA 92660 ( ), 2179t Lake f orest The fOltowlng persona art .....,.nQ peraona att ducted by: co-partnera catering Inc 438 E. Ka· buslne11 yet? Yes, 1-l·95 B) ProMote, C) The Wrlle 92714 92627 Wiiham T. Miller, 1633 D e, 1204, Lake F01est. doing busln111 11: Norrell dp~~g p~s~~1"1~~:9H1tLt~ Have .YOU started doing tell• Ave., 1ti', Orange, Cal· David W. Sweeney H0e:p, 1701 Newport Hiiis Ayman s. MoHllam. 2780 Wiiiiam laFoy Jenson. 670 Cornwall Lane, Newport CA 92630 Fln1nclal Starting, 940 r • 0 business yet? No llornle 92667 This statement was filed r vt, Wes1 Newport Kelvln Ave., 13219, Irvine, W 17th, Uflll G·3, Costa Beach, CA 92660 KGW Corpor1tlon (CA), South Coast Drive &lite ~:'Je.~ Costa Mesa, B11ry Aaronson, Ph.D. l1lencl Ent•prlses. Inc .• {A with lht County Clerk ol =·CA 92~ CA 92714 M11$a, CA 92627 . Tilts business ts con- 22$10& Springwater lake 100, Cost• Mesa, CA Diane Hiii 1288 L This statemem wu filed Nevada Corporation) (~. Orange County on 2·27·96 ... ~...!. BHI~~~· 1101 TJll11.. businus Is con· Tills buslneu Js con· duclec1.11y.: an indnllc1uaL _ _ F~est, CA 92630 1>2626 . -• -on-with the-. Coucity~ciadl-of ~ w .. tSpring Moulttaifl -19"3874597 ,.._,..,., .,.,...,., Wes1 ducted by: an lndrvtdual ducted by: an lnd1v1dual Have you started doing 1-Tillis boslnHT f..-eorr. Norrell Servlrn Inc '&-92''-'e-266. __ sta"Mes&, OJange County on 2·27·96 Road 1 60-24, Las Vegas, Daily Pilot Match 5 12 19 ~ewport Beach, CA 92660 Have you started doing Have you started doing business yet? no due1ed by: Joint venture (Georgia), 3535 Pl9dmoni "'' 19983074818 89102 26 1996 ' TooS his business Is con-business yel? no business yet? Yes, 1-1·96 W11t1am T. Miller '• T6t regla111n1(s) com· Aoad NE AllanlJI, Georgia :•~I HI~~· ~818 MLon· Dally Pilot March s 12 19 Thia business Is con· • ducted by: an Individual Ayman s. Mosallam William L. Jenson This slatemenl was flied m4nced to transact busl· 3030S ' c'A'9:6'la.2664 s a esa. 26• 1996 ' T-918 ducted by: a 00<porallon PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing Tlils statement was filed This statement was filed with the County Clerk of ness under the fictitious The reglllrant commenced ' Have you started doing business yet? No with the County Clerk of with the CQunly Clerk of Orange County on 3·5-96 bLASlness name(s) llsled to transact busln .. 1 un(iat J~~ b~•!n~~b~ c:n'd PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? No Fictitious Bualneu ~~nle B. Engsttom Orange County~ 3•8•96 Orange County on 2·13·96 199038753 35 1bbve on: N/A tht flcllllous n1me or wife y. Island Enterprises, Inc.. N•me Stetement 111s 1~lat~menl w~~ :•4 19993975920 19983673154 Dally Pilot March 12 19 R~bert J. Jenklns Jr., Pres-namtl Psled above on: 6-Have you started doing Flctltlou• BualMH Zenaida Medenilla f!le lollowlng persons are ()1 ec outynty 2 ~r3.~ Daily Pilot Mlll'ctl 12 19 Dally Pilot Feb. 20, 27. 26 Apnl 2 1996 T•93S ldtnl 5-95 b · 1 NanHt Statement This 11atemenl was fllod doing bu1lne11 as: The range oun on • • • March 5 12 1996 T851 I--'....;...._.;...•-----~ statement was filed Norrell SetVlces. Inc .• Mark usmess r·1 no Th• following peraons are with the County Clerk ol Lund Company Insurance, . 19983873 t38 26, Aprll 2, 1996 T·95t ' . PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Cter1c of H. Hain, V.P. end St<:relary ~ .~:lemeni was filed doing business as: G & I Orange County on 3-8·96 16400 Pacific Coasl Hwy .. Dally Pilot Feb. 20, 27, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC .. OTICE Orange County on 3-1·96 This 1tatemen1 was flied with the County Clerk of Trucking, 9850 Garlfeld 19983875789 Suite 215, H~ntlnglon March 5, 12, 1996 T843 Fictitious Busln .. s 19913875060 wit" the Counly Ctork of Orange County on 3.a..ge S118, Hunlingloo Beach, Dally Piiot March 12 19 Beach, CA 92649 Flotltloui Buslneas Fictitious Buslnes1 Heme Statement Dally Pilol M11ch 5, 12, 19, Orange County on 2·14·96 ,99838718,0 CA 92646 26 April 2 1996 r.965 Carl E. Lund, Inc. (CA). PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement N•m• Stetement The following per900s are 26 1996 T685 19983873377 Grover Johns, 9850 Garf· • • 16400 Pacific Coast Hwy., The following persons lie Tile following persons are domg business as: Mouy ' Dally p lol Feb 27 Miich Daily Pilot MBlch 12, 19. ltld S 118, Hunllngton PUBLIC NOTICE Suite 215, Huntington Flctltloua BuslnHs doing.business as: Wasson doing business as: Shore-Brown's Swimweer, 2116 PUBLIC NOTICE 5 12 1~ 1996 · ' T872 26, April 2, 1996 T·958 Beach, CA 92646 Beach, CA 92649 Hema St.atemant Sales Company, 1850 E. Une Copper Rep1ping, 8162 N1wpor1 Blvd., Newpon ---------11,..;.'....;....'-.;..' ------· Ida Johns, 9850 Garfield FlcUtloua Busln•H This buslne11 Is con· The following persons are 17th SI 1119 Santa Ana La Paz. fB. Hun11ng1on Beach, CA 92663 Flctltlou1 llu1lneH PUBL'C NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE S118, Huntington Beach, Name Statement ducted by: a corporation doing business as: Pello-CA 92705 · ' Beach, CA 92647 Juhe Stephanie McMackln, Name Stetement CA 92646 The following peraons are Have you staned doing teum Insurance Brokers, Harry Raymond Wasson Donald Paul White Ill, 2116 Newport Blvd., Now. The following persons are flctltloua BualneH Flctltloua Buslnau Thi• business 11 con· doln.g business as: Mark business yel? Yea, 1978 2130 E. 41h Streel, Suite 7l0 s. SUllwater, Anaheim 8162 Lii Paz, ll'B, Hunting· port Beach, CA 92663 doing business as: All· N•m• Statement Name Statement ducted by: husband and Anthony, 438 East Katella Cart E. Lund Inc .• Carl E. 180, Santa Ana, CA 92705 Hills, CA 92807 ton Beach, CA 92647 This business ts con- green Landscape, 31441 llf'he lolloWlng peraons 111 'f!'• loltowlng per10N are wile Ave., tllH. Orange, Calllor· Lund, President lnaurlst Corporation (Dela· This business is con· This business Is con-d~td by:'" individual Santa Marganla Perkway, ~olng business as: Spine & d01ng business as: Reel-Have you started doing nit 92667 This statement was filed ware), 2130 e. 4th Stteel, ducted by: husband and ducted by: an 1nd1vidual Have you started doing Suile A·'268, Rancho Santa Sport Chiropractic, 2700 w. lime Slghl & Sound, 24831 business yet? no ~ JP & EM Enterprises, (a with the County Clerk of Sulit 180. Santa Ana, CA wile Have you started doing business yet? no Margarita, CA 92688 Coast Hwy .. #244, Newport Del Prado . Ave., Dene Grover Johna Nevada Corporation), 3305 Orange County on 2·27·96 92705 Have yov started doing business ye1? Yes, 10-23-Jultt Stephanie McM1ckin Palm Key Construction of Belch CA 92683 Point, CA 92629 This statement was filed Wul Spring Mountain 19983874823 This busine11 Is con· business yel? no 95 This slatemen1 was filed Calilornfa. LTD. (CA), Rani 'o. Chrlstenaen, 208 Marshall Myers, 7891 with the County Clerk of Road, 160-24, Laa Vegas, Daily Pilot March s. 12. 19, ducted by: a corporation, Harry Wasson Don While w11h the County Cle<k of 31441 Sanla Margarita Walnut St IA Newport Southwlnd Circle, HunUng-Orange County on 3-5-96 NV 89102 26 1996 T915 Have you started doing This statement was flied This statement was filed Orange County on 3·5·96 Parkway, Suite A·288, Ran· Buch, CA.92663 ton Beach, CA 92649 19983875337 Thia buslneas Is con· ' business yet? No with lhe County Clerk 01 with the County Clerk of ,9983875322 cho-'Sanla Margarita, CA Timothy W. Brown, 6001 Artuck. Inc., (CA), 1425 Dally Pilot March 12, 19, ducted by: 1 corpo11Uon PUBLIC NOTICE lnsurlst Corpo111ton, Orange Couf)ly on 3-8·9S Orange County on 2·20-96 Dally Piiot Marcil 12, 19, 92888 Nowpon Shorea #11, New-Mat Vrall Way, Laguna 26, Aprfl 2, 1996 T-935 Have you ltarttd doing Davna DeV1to. Prtsldent 19903875804 19983873800 26 A r~ 2 1996 T-938 This• buslneu ts con-port Beach CA 92663 Beach. CA 92651 bustne11 yet? no FlctJtlowa Bu1lneaa Thrs statement was filed . Daily Pilot Ftb. 27, Mlllchi--· _P"'--'-' ----- 'ducl'ed by: e corporation Thia buslneu Is coll-This business Is con-PUBLIC NOTICE JP & EM Enllfprises, Ene-Neme State~nt with lhe County Clerk of Dai~"-Pilot Milch 12• 19· 5, 12. 19, t996 T866 PUBLIC NOTICE Have you 11111ed doing ducted by: a general pa11. ducted by: • gen«al Part· dlna Medina, President T~ lollowlng persons are Orange County on 2·13·96~1.!26:!:... ~"'Y!!!1:!!.11~2.:...• ,!;1996~--T!.:·!95~6~==irririiTTi(=iDW'i~~4'-::;;.-:::7:.:.:..:~~~~:---1 --b111lqe&1 v-ii y---·--~-.. i--Flotltleue ... --. SlalWlllUiil war111w ~"'ll u ....... w,--.'S~ P-lCITl'C" 1UD83W7320;, PUBLIC NOTICE t'UBLIC ny11CE Flctltlou1 Busln•H Palm Key Construction ol Have~ you started doing Have you llarted doing Naf'l\9 Statement with-the County Clerk ol Ventures Really, 23521 Daily Pilot Feb. 27. March Name Statement CalifornJa, LTD., Thomas bo~ness yel? yes 1-Mac.-business yet? yes M -96 The following persons 8/e Orange County on 3-8·96 Paseo de Valen<:ta, Sul~a 5, 12, 19, 1996 T862 Flctltlou• B"1lneH Flctltloui BuslntH The lollowing persons are McFadden, Secretary. 96 M~ahall Mye11 doing business as: Sophls· 19983871785 113, Laguna Hills, CoJ1I. Nema Stetement Name Statement doing business as: Mort· President Rani D. Christensen ":hll statement was ftled tlcalad Woman, 5701 East Dally Pilot M11ch 12 19 92653 PUBLIC NOTICE The following perlOOs 111 'T!'• following SMrsons 11e gage Assistance StNlce. 3 This statement was filed Thlt 1ta11men1 wu filed wrth the COunty Clerk of Senta Ana Cenyon Rd. IO. 26 •~u 2 1996 T·962 Michael Sloan Montgom-doing business as: P & o dTomg ~I , 1ne1200s u: ~~ TrumjMlar, Aliso VieJo. CA with the County Clerk ol with tht Counly Cllfk of Orange County on 3-8-90 Anaheim, CA 92807 ·"'" • ery, 355 E. 16th St .. #B, FlctlUous Bu1tnHs Salff 1850 E Seventeenth el Ce u er. 1 Har.,.,. 92656 Orange County on 2·5-96 Orlllge Coonty on 3-1·96 19983871797 Mary Ann LePtb'Vl'e, 2534 PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Meaa, Calif. 92627· Name Statem•nt St., Suite 119, Sant• Ana, Blvd., Costa Mesa. CA Martha ~'I Fol()(, 3 Trum- 19983872247 19983875808 Dally Pilol March 12, 19, MacArth~ Blvd. A. Santa 3255 The following peraons are CA 92705 92627 Plttr, Aliso VltjO, CA Dally Pilot Feb. 27, March Dally Pilot M11ch 12. 19, '26, Al>rll 2, 1996. T·960 ":;!°g~: ~~:oust, 23411 F~!:!:!':.!:::~r Ju~~~d ~~~~e~~1vl~u11~0"" ~f1~i;'~~·i~0as~.e::~ gr~~~ ia~::"r.a:k2,:;a ~·~!i~::'n.0;~.Y~ac~~ 9f~15:' bustneas 19 con- 5, 12, 19, 1996 T659 26, April 2. 1996 T·953 PUBLIC NOTICE Via Areuals. Mlsalon VleJo, The following peraona 11e Have you •tarted doing Beach, CA 112663. #311 , Dina y Point, c"A Ila, CA,92670. ducted by: an lndlv1dull PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE " CA 92691 doing busln9ss u · Liiy'• buslneu ye«? no M M and M Racing LLC 92629 This buslntts Is con. Hive you staned doing FlctltJout Bualn.sa Thi• busln111 Is con-Hair/Nall 0.slgn 1938 Har· Michael S. Montgomery (CA).' 3422 via Udo, 'New· Thi• business Is con-ducted by: an Individual . business yet? no Flcllllou• 8u11ne .. s FlctlUouf llu.slneaa Naml Statamen~ ducted by: • generll P..-t· bof, Costa Mesa'. CA 92627 This ltalement was filed pon Beach, CA 92663 ducted by: en Individual H~ you ;ty'ed d~ Martha Kay folOI Name Staten:tent Name State'ment The following person1 are nerahlp Uly Rusll, 13023 Balfour with the County Cl8fk of Thi• buslne11 la con-Hive you stll1ed doing bu ness VII es, 1 This s1atemen1 ¥rat filed The following persons art The followlng peraON .,. doing bu1lne11 as: A UtUe Have you started dolng Circle, Gerdan Orov~. OrBn!i• County on 3-8-96 dueled by: Limited U.bilily buslneH yet? no ~avlrl OeWyke with 1h• County CllflC ol doing business aa: A) La· doing buslne11 as: Cal· Heaven On Earth, 1556 business yet? no 92643 1998387SI08 Oo. . OaviQ Seldes Tlli•" statement WIS filed Orange County on 3·5-96 guna Beach Trading Co .. Med ElectrosUm & Medical C1raway Drlve, Unit C, ~~Ann LtFebvr• filed Jopy Rusll, 13023 Balfour Dally Pilot March 12,, 19, Have you startad doing This 1la1ement was llled with the County Clerk 01 19903175319 B) Laguna Specialty Mer-Supplles, 943 Arbor Slit, Co11a Mesa, CA 92628 wf 1 ~lattm•"t, w~ k 1 Circle, Guden Grove, CA 26, April 2, 1996 "T-954 business yet? Yes, 2·1·96 with lht County Clerk ol Orange County on 2.29-96 Dally Pilot March 12. 19, chand1sers C)Grtal Giils! Coale Mesa, CA 92627 Cynthia Frances Solne, Ill • oun., er 0 928-43 M.M. IJlld M. Racing, UC. Orange County on 3-8-96 199e387482'5 26 Aprl12 1996 T·940 From Laguna, O) Laguna Richard Luddlne. '3 1556 Caraway Drive, Unil OJange County on 3-5-96 Thia buslnets Is con-PUBLIC NOTICE Philippe de Lesplnay, Vica t99838758 12 Pilol M 1--· _... __ • ----- Merketl ng Assocr1111, Albor 6t11er, Costa Mesa. C, Coata Mesa, CA 92626 19983875318 ducted by: husband and Fl tltl 8 1 President Dally P~ol Milch 12 19 Daily 11ch 5. 12. 19, PUBLIC NOTICE 30251 Golden Lantern CA 92627 Daniel Michael Saine. 1558 oaqy Piiot Miich 12. 19, wilt c ous u1 nass This statemenl WIS filed • • 26, 1996 T896r---.r------- Su.te E522, Laguna Niguer: Mary K. Luddlne, 943 Carew1y Drive, Unit C. 28, April 2, 1996 T·941 Have you started doing Nerne Statement with the County Cieri< ol 2&, April 2, 1996 T·957 PUBLIC NOTICE Flc1ltlous Bu.In .. • CA 92677 Arbor Stree1, Costa Mesa, Costa Mesi. CA 92626 business yet? yes. 9194 The foflowlng per~ns are Orange County"'On 2·20-96 PUBLIC NOTICE Hema St•t•m•nt Janisch .enterprises, Inc. CA 92627 Thia b111ln111 ts con-PUBLIC NOTICE Jopy Rusll doing bualness as. Mata 19983873888 Fictitious Bualneu The tollow1ng persons ate (CA), 30251 Golden Lan· Thi• buslnus Is con· ducted by: husband and Fl tltl 8 1 Thia atalemenl waa filed Co., 438 East Kalella Ave., Daily Pilot Feb. 27, Match Fictitious Bualn•H Name Statement doing business as: New tern Suite E522 Laguna ducted by: husband llld wile c oua u1 naas wilh the County Clerk ol #H, Orange, CA 92667 5 12 19 1996 T868 Heme Statement The following persons art Hope Heallh Partnjlrs. 1831 NlgUel CA 92877 ' wile Have you started doing Name Statement Orange County on 2·9-96 Atwood financial Services, • • • The following persons 111 1 . Orange Avenue, Suil• A, This 'bualntu ts con· Have " you started doinQ buslne11 yet? No Tht fOllowlng persons 11e 19983872984 (a N1vad1 Corporatl?n) PUBLIC NOTICE doing business as: J.T. ~::,~,:u,:,~:~111~5· ~ Cosll Mesa, CA 92627 ducted by: a c0<poralion business yet? No Daniel M. Solne doing b~s as: The Deily Piiot Feb. 20, 27, (NV), ~ West Spring Bulldars, 1835 Whilhtr Irvine Ave 1135 New Connie ~orders, 16802 Have you ataned doing Mery K. Ludd1ne, Richard ~· atatement WIS filed MHll VitJO Company, 292 Miich 5, 12. 1995 T82'2 Mountain Rd .. #60-24, Las Flctltloua Bu1ln•H Ave .• B·11, Costa Mesa, CA Beach, c.4'92660 • port Moody Circle, Huntington business yet? No Luddlne with the County Clerk of Viejo St, Lagune Buch. Vegas, NV 89102 . Hema Statement 92627 Luisa Alvar1do, ~221 Beach. CA 92649 . • Janisch 'Enterprises. Inc., Thia atatement wu flied Ofange County on 2·20-96 CA 92651 PUBLIC NOTICE This t>ualntss Is con-The following persons ate J.T. Finneran Inc. (CA), Blackfin Ave Irvine CA Thia business Is con-Gait Janisch, President wilh the County Clerk of 19983873878 Charita Griffin Fletcher. dueled by:• corporation doing business as: Quixote !835 Whinier Ave., B·l1, 92720 .. • ducted by: an indlv1dual , TlliS . 1t11em1n1 waa lllea Orange. County on 2·9·96 Dally Piiot Feb. 27, March Jr., 292 Vie~ SI., Laguna FlcUUou1 Buslneas Have you started doing Flnanct111 Group, 23232 Costa Mesa. CA 92627 This business Is con· Have you started doing wittT the County Clerk ol 19983873014 5, 12, 19, 1996 T860 Beac~, CA. M 2«t!1 Fl h Name Statement ~=· 1i=., S let Perilli Drive, Suite #105, Thia business Is con-ducted by: an Individual business yel? yes, 1·20-94 Oranae County on 3·1·96 Dally Pilot Feb 20 27 Jeanne 11 tic er, The following SMrsons are erv 1• Laguna Hills CA 92653-dUC1td by: a corporauon Have ou started dOI Connie Borders ·.,r 19983875090 M h 5 12 199& •T82J PUBLIC NOTICE 292 VieJo St., Lagun1 doing business as: Flesll Robert Messner. President 1436 . Have you started doing b ·nes~ yet? Yes 01-1~ Th11 statement ¥ras filed oa P'lot M h 5 12 19 arc • • Beach, CA 92651 Gtt1w1ys 1200 Ouail Thl1 atatemtnt was fii.d James W Manifold 23232 business yer? Yes 1988 ~s1 , with I.ht County Cltrk of 28'!'1.':~1 ere • rse2 PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloua Buameu Thia bus_in•H I• con-Strffl, NeWporJ BNch, CA with the County Clerk of Ptralll orivt, Suole 1105, J.T. Flnneren Inc.'. Terence Luisa Alvarado Orange County on 3.7.96 ' ;l.WO · Name Statement ducted by. huabllld and 92660 Orange County on 3..S.96 Laguna Hills, CA 92653-A. Finneran. Prasldenl Thb statement. was filed 19983875085 :PUBLIC NOTICE . Flotltl,oua •u•lneH The following peraons are ~le tlll'l d d I Rlchatd H. Becker, 1958 19983875787 1438 This statement wes flied with lht County Cler1< ol Delly Pilot Marcil 12, 19, ·-Name Statement doing business as: Wise bu•~• s~oyuet?'yea'2•1~ng San Bru~o. Newport Dally Pilot March 12, 19, This business Is con-with tht County Cletk of Orange county on 2·27·96 28. Aprll 2, 1996 T·944 ltloua 8u1ln•H The following J>tt•ons are Women lnv111tng "4,ow, C~s Gritftn Fletcher Jr Beech, CA 92660 26. April 2, 1996 T-966 ducted by: an Individual OtAOQt County on 2-6-96 19983874575 me Statement doing buslneu u : R & G 10107 Declma Drive • .WHI· This atatement was fii.d Andr~oC'A J~7 ~hlret PUBLIC NOTICE Hive you slarted dOlng 19983872480 Daily Piiot M11tch 5 12 19 PUBLIC NOTICE ollowlng jMrsons Ill Enterprtn, 4482 Barranca minlltr, CA 112683 with lht County Clerk I Lane, • 1 business yel? Ytt, 2·14·96 Daily Pilot Feb 20 27 996 • i90:i = buslnna 11• R A""· ~11kwly, Suit• 290, lrvlne, Betty e. Ron, 10101 Dec· °'*"""" ,. _ _, on 3-" ~ This bu11n111 Is con-FlcUUo • 1 J•mM w. Mlllllokl March 5 12 11196 • •T824 26, 1 Fictitious austneu · · ·38 CA 92714 Ima O..IVe Wntmlnller CA -... -......... ",. .,._, ducted by: • general part· us u• ness This atatemen1 WIS filed ' · PUBLIC NOTICE Heme Statement "K.f1;1':Pf::'· ~~·· br-Richard Belmont Stevens, 92683 ' ' 19H3•TS320 ner1hfp Nam. ltat.ment Wllh the County Clerk ol PUBLIC NOTICE The following penons are E. ~ 111 1 " 667 4482 8arranc1 Pa1kway, Barbara Slerame. 13 Man-D.Uy Pilot March 12, 19, Have you started doing The following persons 11• Orange County on 2·20-96 FlcUtlou• Bualneu doing bus!Mss as: Genesli •;~1:. ~=l~~erianoe Suitt 290, Irvine, CA 927'4 drek• Wey, Irvine, CA 26, Aprll 2, 19" T·943 business yet? No doing buslnes1 as: Mavtf· 19983873885 Flotltlou• Buslnau Nem• Statement Skin C11a & Wellneu Cen- AE" SV11•ms Inc A Gayle Anne Stevena, 4482 92715 PUBLIC NOTICE Richard H. Becker le~ Produc11, LLC, 151 Dilly Piiot Feb 27 March Heme Statement The IOllowlng ~•ons .. ter, 11sa Orange Ave .. c rnl• Corpo'rallon, B11r1nca P11kw1y, SUlte Thi• buitn111 ts con· Thia atatefl'Mlnt w11 flied Shlpyatd Wey C2. N~r1 5, 12, 19, 1996 · • T870 The following perton1 111 doi~ buSlnetc.4' as: tm-Cosla Mesa. CA 92627 (C • ,.38 East Kalell• Ave., 290, ltvfne, CA 92714 dueted by: • general pat1· Fl Utlous BuabM with th• County Clerk ol Beach, CA 92663 doing butl09IS aa: Uz Gar· media Net, 1500 Ouall Sunn Ramsey, 900 Sea 1 ~ Orange Calllorni• Thi• buslne11 11 con-nerahlp : It t ~ Orenge County on 2·13-98 M1V9rlck Products, U.C PUBLIC NOTICE 1811. Cleuy Scraps & Co . SlrHI. Suilt S50, N-tpott Lane, 139. Corone del M11. 92117 ' ducttd by: hUlband and Have you atll11d doing The~ emen 18983873144 (CA), 151 Ship~ W~ 2915 RedNU Ave S1.11ta C· Beach CA 92660 CA 12625 Tntl. bu1ln111 I• eon-wife bullnela Ytt7 YH, 1-1·98 ctoinO bullnni~:: Dally Pilot Feb. 20, 27, I~ N9wpof'I • FlcUUoua Bualnesa 101A Coate MHa, Ca. lmmedi• Net, inc. (CA), Thi• bu~lness Is con- du?:rid by: • corporaUon b~~~.ru I?~ doing ~:!" ~ta~i:nt waa flied prH1lons, 2972 Mlndenao MBICh s. 12, 1996 T835 9rh11 bu1ln111 II con. Nam• Statement ~:!beth Ann Garrell 1500 Quall Sltffl, Sull• d.:!:CS ~~111.~~~0u:!,i i=":'ou •tarted doing Rlchant r.1mon1 Stev1r11, wllh ~ County Cler1' ol 0;1ve, Coata Me11, CA PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: Umlted Uablllty d~ 10:S~J9~:.na /:,~ 1085 eestmen way Leguna ~~Ne~ BMch. CA business Ytt? yt1, 2+\~ buslnel1 y11? No G•r.• Anne Steven1 Oreng• County on 1·29-98 9 626 McCullouo Co. thing Interior• IJ<M. Dog. Beech. Ca. '2e51 'Till• bGalneu la con-Susan Remsey S•'tvlct Melnten1nc1 Th1 •tatemtnt waa fi*I 199e387t804 Nancy Cl le. Hill. 119815 Fictitious •ualn••• Haw you alarted doing wood Coata • M•sa. CA Thia bualneu I• co"' ducttd by·• COJporatlon This llllemtnt was riled i AwBltnest Systems Inc. with tht County Clerk ot Deily ftllot Feb 27 Match C cict2Ma unt ngton Name Statement ~nef yet?~ &292i ducted by: en lndMdual Have ~ •tarted doing With lht County Citric ot -i R. Rtynold1. PrnJd.nt•fi 'Orange~:;:-:: 5, ti, 11, 1198 · ' T878 Debi 'win•E. 2972 Mind· ~f~~~~,to• r:!n .~~~ ... filed Fll1hl~Oevtlopment. tnc. ~:.J°~~/1~ bu""".!l:!i ~, 1CW5 ~8~ on 3-8·98 • : Ji~' :.•t~~IY w&!rk''':, Dally Piiot Feb. 20 27 PUBLIC NOTICE ~-~6 • Colla Mesa, lntemellonal, 2915. Recthlli wilt\ the County Cltrlt or~ CA=~· Cost• EllzabelhAnnOanen ~~tate~nt '.wu l\lld Delly Pilot March 1~ t 9 Co M h S 1" 1..,.. '.,,.,.,: ...,. .... -. Ave .. Suite C-108, Costa Orange County on 34·96 Thi ' I I This 1tai.ment -• flied wilh lht Cou 1 C'•·k of _, ..,.., T• ... .: Orange unly on 3.S.98 arc • '· """' '"""' Thia t>u11nea1 ta con-Meu CA 92626 18M387Sl88 ~ • bus ne11 • con-wllh the C~ Clefk f n Y ..,. 29, "P"' 2. 1..... ..,... ~ss:~~~~~~ch 12 19 PUBLIC NOTICE ":=~·~~=~· ii..u;t;t ~ ~:=d":'o1ng <~~~ ~r~•rr.:~~ Air:-oany fltlot Merch 12. 1&. d:: ~a ='!d't 1:ino Ofange County on 1-25-~ Orange c~:8~;:~s9: PUILIC NOTlCE 26. AfHU 2 1998 T·96l FtoUU.U• ·---· The following ptr'900t .,. buslntU 'C'? no ~ C-108 Cos~ Me".&. 26, Apfll 2. 1996 T·iM bullneH yet? YH. 1979 Ody ~~H7tH8 Dally Pilol Merch 5, 12. '41. Flctltlous au;;;t;S. ,,UBL.IC NOTICE Name atat...,,t =~=;a:~ ~ ~~ wu .,...... CAThl92628 • t PUBLIO NOTICE l~rthl8~ ~:~':m~ March s 12 1:S 20.r:is 2t. t996 T909 i· Mame ltatatRent • The foltowtng l*SOtla .,. S I '.. 0 . c .. _ .. ,.... • buslneu • con-Pfi ild t ' • • PUBLIC NOTICE The followlng perao.t1 .. --------r dOlng ~· as: Rtlm-u It "·1, range, A with tM County Cleftc OI <Neltd by: • corporation Flctltlou• •u.en.aa r:11 ~tement was flied PUBLIC NOT1CI • ~ buslnes1 q: Bay- Flctlllou• •utlnHa buratmtnt M1n19ement ~ Douglat Orgla 518 Orange COUMy on 3"5"9e H1119 you Slarled dol,,g N•me StateMent With the County Cltrk ol Flctltloue 8'allneH short funding G1oup, 2771 .Jt•me lt•t•nMnl s.NlcH, 180e0 AbaJo cir-Sturgeon Street Coat• 19HH7ai~ butlnes1 yet? Y ... 1900 The fotlOWlng pWaon• er• Orange COl#\ty on 2·27·91 Flotltlou• •u.JnH• Nllme lta••ment BaylhO<t Drlvt, Newport Th•.tollowlng pert0n• a11 Cle, Foumeln Valley, CA Mtta, CA t2e2t • Dally Piiot. March 12, 11, Slman lntemettonll I~ •• dOinO bollneu as: c.r. tuue1 u 11 Mame atat.Ment The followlng penons .,. BMch, Celllomla t.2913 doing butln•H u : ~ 92100 Janel A. Ofol!I. 198 Stur-2t, April 2, 11Jte T-942 HlhOt\. Slman, Vice Pre• cheeltL. '!'C" 2043 WNtclllf oany" Pll04 Miich 5 12 11 'f!'e foUow1nO ptrlOnl.,. doing buSlneu .. : a) 1'1-Jam11 !arl• S.tgHnt, ICf'*"~'!':f·· 2043003 rt!!...!! Carmen Oen• Morbltt, ~ Sir..., C.O.t.a M.... PUILIC -TICI dent fll-' Of., ;:;uii. -~1 Newport 2t 1998 • Tto6 dOinQ bualntat aa: VltWal nenclal Debt Rtcovlfy, b) m1 Bayahare 0riw1 NfWo ~1_~ ....,.. • ,_,,.....,., 1IOIO ~ Clrcf!1.. F~ CA t2C2t • ftV TNa ltllefMn( WU -Btacti, CA 829450 • EltcVonic, 11 MoNret\ Bay Rellablt Mldl~el ~ port llncl\, CA t1M3 ~CA 12t«1 .... lain Vlllty, CA 127oe Thi• bualntll la con-..._ It'-·-...... .____ With the ~ Clertc °' C1techtci.. tneolporated PUBLIC NOTICE Plua, "t 24, Monarch ~ e. Dale Sl 8'.., c,; lhlt bualne11 It con-Ttiill Appijcanl _.Mnlng Kay Laverne Morbltl, cNctec1 by: a huaband end r ... t -·-0rtngt County on 2·13-M (CA), 2043 WHlclltf °""9, GNch, CA 12t21J 82t3t duci.d by: «n lndMdulll Companv of Amtrlea, In-18060 Abtjo Circle. toun-wit • Name ltatetMnt 1"83173tU Sun. 300, ~ ~. • ••• 1 Virtual Uectronxxx Inc. A mood o.um Rev• Have you stll1ed doing cof11td. A Calllornla lain Valley, CA 9270I 1 The fottowlng s-tona.,. DlllY PUot Feb. 20. :n. CA 12Ge0 Plctlttou• -""• (NV), eol7-A .AMllt Strett, 34~ E. Date St. 81 ~ bualneA yet? no ... Ceil . ~tlon, 2043 WHtcUlf Thia butlMH 11 con-~Y'tt?·~ dOlnQ doing bu11M11 h : AO March 5. 12. 1998 Tl49 Thi• bu1lnH1 It CO'}'~ Name lhttem.ant Laa VtQM, Ntvad• 89111 t~1 • ... Jamel !. Sargeant Dfi'I ' Sult• 300, Newpot1 ductec1 by: h\4band anCI ~ Or;lll S1atemem., ~ HarbOf NOT c• dua.d by: • COtpQfallon ..!!!!. ~J*~ ~ Tl'll• bualn•a• la con-Thia bualnt" It con-Thi• ·~ ... fi*t I ~CA 92060 wife Thie tCattmtnl _. tlltd INd., 4'8-11, Coeta Mela, PUIUC I Ii • ....,. you atan.cs .dolnO ....... ~.~ b). CluCIM by:• corporallon ducted by:*'~ Wl&h the COl.W'l1y Clwtl of Jh[i . bu1ln•H I• con-H.v. you 11ar1ed doing with ,.._...., Clertt c4 CA t2e2t bu.tnMt ~ Y• 1• MOe _,., ,...._,_ Hfve you SUif1ed 6olng ~ ~ MW'9d ....-. Orenge County on ~ d~ by: a eotPQ{ldon bull,,... yel? No n.......'!,le ,..=::,"~ ,_141 o & o Softwar9 ~ Pia.,..._ lhlslMM cer.ahtc•i..a!:,.~· o.cOr •• At~ c) ~.c. A.'a. bu•fr1Hs"",..., 2/tOJM blAlnas , Ho -• 19MH7M21 · HiVt you l1ar1ed doing Carmen t.4~ ..,_..,.. ~-, Inc., (CA), ,_, Hllbof NaMe 8tatHMftt ThomU C, CEO d) 0r.,. """ A 1• 1M3t Virtual DtctrOnx, Aoder"1 ~ ~ "'•""' Mai t>Utint .. ytl? VdJ..~!~~-· Thia 1\llMltftl WU lltd n..-.. ...:=7~~ 81Ycf,, le.H, Cotta Mua, The to11oMng Ptrtoft9 are Thia lt.atemenl WU filed ~~· W•lmlnlter, J, Watnb«9, ~ent n.'';'.;'.-Ml fMd ;;::. ....... ":I~ 1~.:; Tht Applleant ~ Yitlh the County Cltflc of -,. • • • CA l2ttt doll'D buatnNt u : Biby-with the Coun'CY Clertc Of """ Thia ~ wu flled with the County Cltl1t of,_,_......,....__ .. _ ....... __ .....,;;..;.,; • Com~ ot ~. ~ Orange Courtly on 2.a1-11 21. 1tM Tl84 Thlt bu1IMH I• con-watch of lrvlne, 3972 ht-Or1n91 COlny on 2-1$-M Mafthe;w :~S:: ~ the ~ Ottk of ar.,. ~ an t.741 PUBLIC llOTIC• ~wattd, A Calll. Oorp., 1~.,..... .. .. .,. ""TICI dl.tcted by:. COtpormlkln nine.a "-Y .. Suitt J14t, "' , .... ,~la ~~ a • Orenge ~on ~1MI 1...-nn1 ... -~ C. 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STARTING ANEW BUSINESS!! • I OLANDER Dr. Robert H•rry Ol•ndef', 78, of New· port a.ach, passed aw•y Mwch 10, 1996 at Ho.g Hosplt-1. Or. Oland•r. a denllat Wllh his own prlvate prac- tlve, was born Nov. t 1, 1917 In Zambrota, Mlnn•aota. _ He It aurvived by his wife, Betty l. Olan<Ur: son• Robert H. Olan- der II ("Bob 11") and Bruce F. Olander; daughter• Gare ~· Brandstetter, Carol Olander and Susan 0 . Fish; at•P aon Michael Swenaon; step daugh- ter Uaa White; his dog, faithful CQmpan· Ion "Rex"; and 12 grandchildren. Vlewtng Wednaaday, March 13, 5-8:00 P.M .. at Pacmc View Monu-ary; chapel Hrvf~p Thuraday, March H. 1 :00 P.M. at the mor· tuary: Private ln1ar· merit St. Paul, Min· nesota. In lleu of flow- era, th• family re- quests donations M:> The Graater V.M.C.A. of St. Paul, MN or tW. Los Angel.. MIHIOI), Pacific View Mortuary In char99 of anan~ manta, 7t 4-644-2700 8111 ' tof11 a All•MD HOURS Telephone 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday DAILY PILOT DIADUNIS Mmlay ............ Friday 5:<X¥n Tuesday ............ .Mooday 5:00Jm Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:<X¥n Thmsday ........... Wednesday 5:00Jm Friday ................ Thursday 5:~ BYPllO .. '(714) 642-5678 BYFAx J (7 14) 631-6594 (Please include your name and phone nwnber and ~e11 call you back with a price quote.) BYMAILOR• PEWSON: 330 We.q Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 9UJ27 Comer of~ Bl"!!_ & B!)' St. TUESDAY. MARCH 12, 1996 . GINlllAL POU CY Rates and deadlines ~ subject to change without notice. The publisher ·reserves the ri~ht to 'censor. reclassify. revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please repon any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Crecht can only be allowed for the first in~n:ion. • COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2624 ROOMS 2706 LOST & • EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT . EMPLOY?v1ENT EMPLOYMENT --. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 2169 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOUND 2 9 2 5 ------5 53 O 5 5 3 0 SERVICES 5 53 3 .... . ..., •E 'slde Lg 3Br 2Ba, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii **TOWNHOMES** NB/Bluffs Private 1 br, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii w/d, 4·car gar, court· The best of Orange 2 BR, 1 112 BA, pa-ba +den, w/gar., w/d., FOUND near 17th & --------POSTAL & OOV'T JOBS Warehouse $8.00 hr · •••-••• "'"'' EOUAI. HOUstHO yd, olc, lndry rm. 193· Co's fabulous homes! llos, S795: 2 Master, kit prlvl, pool. Quiet. Tustin Ave., C.M.: EMPLOYMENT $21/HOUR+BENEFITS atatt. FIT, M·f 8·5, No Please be awara that f}lll OPl'OllTUNITY C Magnolia. $1400 Avl Visions Pr~pertles patio, garage, w/d hk· Female $600 644-0263 Rare-looking pigeon NO EXP WILL TRAIN exp. nee., must be the listings in this cat- ! M•Hlu&MIMftf11slatlnlllls 4/1. No pets. 645·1020 on Display Is looking up s95o; 1 BR, patio, while w/ black/brow~ 5530 Appl+lnfo 714-047·1991 neat/detall oriented. egory may require you F .. for people with quality gar, $6SO. 548•7357: feathers. Pet? 548-iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Costa Mesa 650 A060 to call a 900 number :_,.,ttls11111jc,ltolll• tw· **•3Bd 2Ba Condo . 548·7460 . VACATION 1226. Retail Sales ... JrajfllrHHsifttActll1'61H Avl 4/1. Lg Pool. Nice furniture to live In I-:--,...--,.----.,.-$35,090/Yr Income OUT OF SANTA FE* In which there Is a ·•-'dftlcll!M&nllllltpl •unit on greenbelt. these propertles while RENTALS 2722 Lost female while potential. Reading * charge per minute. ~ ~ ''ally pnltt111C1. Close to Triangle Sq. they are on the mar· GREAT Boxer 'Sugar', ap-books. Toll Free (1) Seeks exp'd salesper- ·LJ1a1111 ., f lmh1lu llt11 $1050/mo. 642·2649 ~et for ,s~~ at a fracj LQC~nON New 28' motor home prox 50 lbs, C.M. 800·898·9778 Ext. R· ~n°'::~~ l:r·~z,,:1~~ .._...... --•-l"'loa Or call 641..0593 M·F on ° e norma for rent. Full kitchen, Back Bay (lrvlne/Unlv) 1361 for details. C ~ • rau.. -"·• · cost. CALL: 2118. Leash & choke hrly +comm. all A -ii "'LJ--::.111,UHlca~lallliUahlllus• 714-28 0-8080 1·2-1 ~... shower, TV/VCR. Day chain still attached. COUNTER HELP PIT Poppy, 644-5953. ~ ,__,. 1: \IC'\ I'-I IC\ SSS Mlllullltlil.••ill1111liol!IO IAGUNA . $1311 ._ & wkly rates. 559-8844 Needs medication. Phones. shipping. _S,_al......:....es,;_;_$_35_K_·_1_0_0_K_+_/Y_r_" ~?.."""*'Ill 7.:.:.MY..-pntus"'8.llml· .,....,_, Oceanfront 3Br 2Ba Friendly & respon. Npl N o $JOBS AVAILABLE ., .... .._ ....... ..._. ... .__... BEACH 2148 Joe (H) 650..6118, (W) Beach. 642.e262 o exp req. pen ter----Getecf/Cov'd prialg near NB pier. Book 631-5226. REWARD. ritory. wrn train. 1·800-TH1 WEEK$ :·~ .. ~ Tiiis uwspapu will ntl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii APARTMENTS now for summer wkly•--------e Don't Mias t he Boat 699-6099 Ext. 81677 A--illlY~NY•ftftls•· e.v.tc>rs, Pool rental. 714-434-1424 LOST: 2 Cockatlels Nation's largest boat SALES T,mp & Temp To llirT I Exclusive No. Laguna FOR RENT Rec/Weight Room 3/1, COM/NB area. advertising serwlce • 3 CA-orrnl Cl!'nral 10 :J:::~ae.:,:~·~ Lg 2Bd 1.5Ba. Sleep-I••••••••• On-eke One ls yellow/tan, seeks l·call closers. REPRESENTATIVE S9/hr Ing to barking seals! Mgmt. RENTALS TO tame. goRlle. Other Is FT phone sales in re· Growing community • J Rtcrv1111111_., 111 , .. ...,._, ,,..,_. 11111 •II Garden/gar. 376-9042 1---------Gu&W....P.id SURD1Cl 2724 gray/while, soml·tame, laxod waterfront loc. newspaper group seeks SIO/hr ~11 unrtlld In 11111 BALBOA ~ sweet. 759·3117 Xlnt training, $400· display advert.Ising repre-• I Darn Enm w • ..,..,..., .. lallMlt 111111 --------ISLAND 260.6 REWARD: Lost Shih· $1000/wk. 723·7375 sentahve with 1 year mini· ~10/hr :~rn1 tw1tt-.ia. TICllll-NEWPORT Beautlful-NB prvt Tzu (medium size, First Mate/Deck hand mum experience. Excellent l ('I • . .-.i..., ........ Clll HUD 2 6 • :. At•c·111m1111~ . rrr. m Repainting? 'you'" laakqi lo .. 11, l'lldl I,""° tar llS8ln .. bit ii .. ,,.. • CJms1111s ID fnl h nc. you'll laakqi ~ ~--:'.._•1·IOO····'.-EA< BEACH 1 9 Deluxe 2Br· 2Ba, A/C, hme. Phn/cable/kltch/ male). White w/ wanted for 45FT benefit package Including Sii/hr ,._ -· -""" lndry. Quiet & Clean. streaks of light brown/ USCG Certlrd Vessel. base salary for the ener· ., , J:l.o.ill'n1111,,.. . .,._ff+-il• ,. ~-.DC .. a ,teat w/d, bit-ins, deck, gar, $4~ 845·9515 '1tara..old....\l&y l"tlx-• pro ass ona. '-II or •~B l_Q_C AN y N ~ Lid I h . I f fluffy hair! lost In the . Physical/drug SC/eenlng r6· Sole' tu S hr. . ' "ltOUSES/ ~CONDOS ~PDR SALE ' McClaln own me 1. $1500. 723·5008 HUNTINGTON o •. lrg m w pro· vicinity of Narcissus & Mqnagor Trainee quired. EOE. Please send 3bd 2.5ba. 2 decks, Pref fem. Pvt bd, bth, 2nd St. Mar. 3 673· NOW HIRING resume to Judy Oetting. crn.&51·9393 wetbar, fplce. Secure . BEACH 2640 deck, cbl, w/d, gar, 8 9 4 8 A kfi 7l /') pkg/storage. View of BALBOA maid $800 673-7886. --------Immediate openings %Calllorn1a Community 1 or tmp. tpl. golf cb rae Pool/tenn ENINSUIA 2607 FOUND • 5 keys + at Hip Art Poster Co. News, 330 West Bay Street, $1900/~o S40·5274 P **LARGE 1BD Close NB/Wes!Clitf 2Br clean, alarm activator. Found Seeks 12 Individuals. Costa Mesa CA 92627 or Devon & Devon .....__-==------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii to beach. Encl gar., w/ new & bright. Quiet, 2/25 near UCI. Call Nb exp needed. Must fax your re~ume to (714) ersonnel. Inc. ·~----~~.:.~, BLUFFS 4 BR, 2 'h $850 Inc. utll small 1 balcony. 211 Adams nice area. Fem prerd. 646-2232. like Money. Music, & 631-6594 '"'""'--------.. 11••11111• .. ••ll BA, Prlv. patio, 2 car br & studio, $500. $850 980.2440 $450+ ~ utll 642~122 People I $350/week -------- gar, com. pool. $1650 kltch, d lnlf)g area, to start. Call Now USCG Llc'd Captain -----------------.. mo. Agt. 640-7000 appl., lndry, behind ll·•---------11•••••••• HEALTH & 754·5858 E~t -5 50Ton + for 45FT "tlNERAL 1002 -brary l06 E. Bay NEWPORT CIAL FITNESS 3000 P/T Sml CdM design US~G C~rtif'd _vessel. 8-eac· h Are.a ·~-(7_1_•_> 67_3-4_eo_z_,.B_~;.uiiiiiiiiiiiii2iii6iii6iii9 COREALMMESERTATE '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii firm needs reliable Fax Rea. 875 5212. .::.iaOV'T FORECLOSED nomes for pennies ·-(310) 596-0619 1• Runner to do errands, The Community Peninsula Yearl'I 1 house from ocean deliveries, ottlce work Market Place. on $1 . Delinquent Tax, .. Repos, REOa. Your ••• Area. Toll Free 800· •· o.fi8·9778 Ext. H· 1398 : fDr current listings. fu rf 2 Br, 1 BA, furn, no PROMONTORY POINT If You CHERISH on as-needed basis. Classifled Un rn/Wate ront prkg, lwr back unit, 2Br 2Ba w/frplcl New --------YOUR LIFE • $8/hr. 673-9002 842-5878 11 2 & 3 Bdrm $750 mo. Please call crpt/palnt, mlrrorad BUSINESS OF~CE You BETTER wardrobe clost. $1335 STOP SMOKING Steps to Sand June 9~:t!~~o or agt. Avail lmmed. 675-8003 FOR RENT 769 . 714-760-8182 NEWPORT BUCH 1069 $750·$1875 1 BR $600/mo utll pd. 1 •1BR $825• Villa Reni-6819 house to sand, sundk, 2BR 2BA $725/Up .JW AIRPORT taw " w/d. Avl 3/12. 301 E. Refrlg & dlshw~her business closing. All Property Mgmt Ba~boa# 1. 644-7948 Incl. 60x30 pool. No furn I ah Ing a, I aw pets. No fees. No books, copter, etc. for TENNIS LESSONS 1 ST LESSON FREE U.S.P.T.R. Certified Instructor 842·5199 675•4912 *Lg 2Br 18a $1050 lease. 5454855 sale. Lease nego- New pnt/crpt, frplo, liable. Olive-851·2010 ••••••••• ".;'~'t'HISTORIC SITE. gar. No pets. Yrty. BAYRIDOE 11, bright . ..,..-------- " units on 2 1011. 760-1713 or 857·1776 upper unit. 2 Br, 2 Ba, Lrg private exec ottlc:e PERSONALS .....,...-_,....,.......,..,-=--~~ 2 car gar. Avl !mmed. ape avail tn Eastblutt ,,425K. 1 hse to bch. Eastblutf Remodel *STUDIO $550* $1250 497•9408 279 w/phone, fax ·& copier.I••••••••• U.'Jlcn vu. Bkr. 642·3850 Hardwd firs, French l;llew pnt/crpt, refrlg & Haverfield NB $400 negot. 717..0606 8 doors, 38r 21hBa. utll Incl. Yrly. No pets ----"------1---------·•lf Owner 3Br 211.!Ba $1900. Agt. 759-9314 760-1713 or 857-1776 •BLUFFS CONDO .. .,. ___ ... lllllllllrl PERSONALS 3002 '"ltewport Terrace N 3Bd 39 d 11 "t:ondo. End unit on Lido Is le 3Br 2V•Ba, Studio Bright & cln. ewer • a, eA. • ,,. On the pool. 2/gar. · cul·de·sac adjoins 7 frplc, ,.car gar, patios, Nice area, sep full kit $2050/mo. 759-0342. "WCre park. Pool, sec 111 Via Eboli. $2300/ $625 w/utll, quiet N/ --------""~uard, etc. $159K. For mo. 310-277·1583 Smkr, N/pet 673·5580 :: more info 646·9435 .... .,!METERY LOT/ ~YPT 1225 Lerge upstairs 3Br 2Ba, encl gar, frplc, near beach. $12.00/ rno. 851·1141 Ext. 302 kOUSES/ .fON~OS rOR RENT EASTSIDE Country Woods 1------BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 2 Br, spl\.lvt, w/aludy, MISCELLANEOUS fp, akylt, deck, $875, no pet1. 180 2111 St. RENTALS• 646-1164/645-9543 ING 2904 MCI PhoneCard ATES LOCATIONS GOING FASTI Inv. Req. 800-700-7177, 24 Hra. UNLIMITED INCOMI! High commission potential saving home owners BIG SS. New nnanolal service. 1-call clo1ent delight 1-800- THE FREE PAAmlNE 1-97().265..8888 Ail FREE Only Normal L.O. to Colo. 899-6099 Ext. 61677 l~~~~~~~~I Vending with over 25 local accounts. Buy all Of part. 800-818-0908 ES ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT 5530 EMf>LOYMENT 5530 Reporters, Writers, Contributors needed for weekly newspaper. Genef al & community news. Some photography. Mac helpful. Experienced. Send resume, 3 writing samples to: P ersonnel DeRf. P.O. Box 2929 ort Beach CA 92659 "l prefer a~vertisr~e LOST& FOtJND 2925 MEMBERSHIPS , •Fo•u•N•D---e•ltdiiii.0riiiiano--iilii1,. .. imil!lmiilliimi3•0•1•1 fronted conure, found 1• . th the Pilot an , w1 due to the great H.B.1. d reat response an ~ ,, r service. custome Bill Solis 3/10 near Newport •YllOM Cl .. * Blvd. & 19th St.. C.M. •lleMberah~• ~o. Fer 1/a pr oe. POUND· Black female c919> 441 ... 90 dOg, near Sante An• Ave. a 15th St., C.M. Call14&-3487. Ol&11••• .... ,. GARAGE SALE HINTS ~ Before your garage sale, determine what items you wish-to sell. Make sure everyt!iing is clean and repaired. Daily-~ Pilot A GOOD AD! Call " .. TUESDAY. MARCH 12, 1996 TODAY'S CRaS5WoRo PUZZLE , 9Y· CHAM.n GOnN 1014 PUB TO YOU8022 SAIL BOATS 7014 DATSUN ------------l- with OMM SHJIUtW l:A-C-AOSS ____ ...;ee:..-w_t11er_R_n ___ ..:;.__..:...ftMVIOUl---PUZ2U-~'°"--VIO--~ TANNAH HUtSCH ' Scout 87 Pllyed tht pet1 ••MIOIMIMD .f'urn. _.....,_...~ '84 Ce .. llna 27 Oi9-•a1 Dataun280ZX8'ue, Ec&ectlo rnb of rian6-3 year old lemale, HI, atov•~ •plnnakef, 5 .. pd. Full PO'W8t-C~ Wood,~ spade. Looking for turfing QID. Stf,000, t20k ml. Runs flUf gla .. and marble. Liv-good hQinel • • • 436-6685 or 864-6480 St200 obo 548-4808. Ing, dining, 9"d bdtm 714-97+7823. FtNN 14 Ft c:urrent 1 __ _,.. _____ _ plec.1. 850-IM07." tag, 6 aall1, tralt.r. m~:::l e 1• 1etW1 ~ ~ 9 TuftUlh otflciaJ ""' .,_. " "Home -• 70 Nounshel 15 Exunc:t bl~ 18 Fatnltd statuette DOWN 17~~ 1=~ 19 Whip to a froth 2 Sate 20 Ltnle kid 3 Cheu piece 21 Secret 4 Generous 23 Newta 5 Nectar gatherer 24 Put on board 6 Correct 2e ,t.ctress Potta 7 Reddl•h·btown 28 Filch horH 31 Spouse 8 8u~.ar's 1arge1 33 St'eo$· 9 Sound ol a 34 Coil knockout 38 Sawt)Uclca punch 39 Chtcken -king 10 Pale·flCed 40 Mtcrobe 11 "-tmov genre 42 Prepares t2 Careless hurry 1eltovers 13 Boa11 hke 35 Lacll of SO BeQinntng 45 MQnkoy lure? Noah's knowledge 51 Yells 1nslilts 47 Actress GOl'don 18 F11h·1tory 36 Shipshape 52 ,t.ntlel's 48 BraWled ewperts 37 Sea eagle 53 Poonce 49 OotectrVe w~h 22 HOCk F1nn'1 39 ASA member 55 MeMle aea a lollipop boat 4 1 Angry captain 52 Frau's husband 25 Above poe1 43 Pitcher's i;tat 56 Poet Angelou 5J Sohtary 27 Up-to-dale « Drvlng b11'ds 58 Summon to 54 F111's neighbor 28 Csht hrs 45 Blueglll court • 57 Tart 29 Roman roird 46 Full of hot -59 Chilled 61 Soothes 30 Bowling alley 49 Animal 60 Pops 63 Mouth organ 31 -coro1 resembling a 62 Ammar a home 65 Wlde·awalle 32 Coe -million teddy bear 64 Clumsy one .... --.~-w--"'P'l""__,,,__ ~--ft"'"""'lr""-P--~,~0~1~1__,l'l"lr'""T.i"l"" .. If you're looklng forajob, classlfled has nevws for you. POT THE WINNING LINE Movl"g o· Ralph Lau-JEWEUtY PU'RS grHt sriape. •eso. rvlUI Call 675-3211 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Both vuln rable. &Nth de.ala. WEST •A 1088 Q' O K108G NOR'111 •IS VI QJ885 0 981 •A78 •KQ 108 , EAST •QJ8 CV 8ll OJ7• •J8542 80l.J'111 •K'H2 i;:;>AK 107 8 OAQ8 •S The biddinir. SOUl'H WEST NORTH EAST IQ Dbl •o Pue p... P ... Opening lead: King of• Spot cards can make an enor- mous difTerence in the play. Switch North's nine of diamonds with East's seven and, with beat defe1111e, thia contract would have oo play. Declarer made Lhe moet of dummy's precious &88et to land the heart game. North's leap t.o four hearu was a two-way action. With good five-card trump support, it was urillluily that the cont.rad could be badJy hurt., if 11t all. And if the game were to fail, the four-level raise ~uld make it difficult for ~ opponent.a to find a playable spot of their own. ren green/white c;heck ' The ~ontract was certainly ru-sole, gr"n wicker di· •ART 6025 Shook S•ntena '27 '82 Mustang e.cyc, .onable. It eeemed to de~d only n•tt• Ht 723-1'106 GREAT bo_.I Easy co •Uck shift, AC, moon. 00 finding Eaat with the ace of • R 0 L ll X • aail, rtog41d to race. roof. new br•kea. S""des or the ld111 of diamonda, but •---------• • lady 2-Tone Date Can help 14'/sllp In $1000. 547-3171 . ,,-"'rcRCHANDlS11: Npt. HarbOC' for right•=~=--=-:------West's takeout double wu a clear ,wu; £ • Men Submarine SS buyer. Must ••II $3SOO '84 Ford Bronoo II warning that both t.hoee cards were MISC. 6015 • Men Explorer II SS neg. 548•3233 5-spd, white. 87k ml. probably off-aide. But as long u liiiiiiiiiiiiiijliiliiiiiiii 714-383-8804 -Clean, Good Cond trumps were 2·1, South demon-PLANT SAL• Cllru ... --------· WE PAY CASH $4,000 obo 994-1187. atrate\J that the contract could avocado (fruiting) 110. BUltDING For good u1rtd Sabota '84 THUNDERBIRD d l' Ith rda & boat •qulpment. Auto, PS/PB.f IVC, tilt, mATheeo:.!::fua'~tub 1:ad waa won in ~~~lfm~f,al"::~~=~~ MATElUALS 6030 .Minney'• Yacht Sur· new tr•na. Asking ,,_ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil plus, 1500 Old New-$2100 obo. 651).7274 dummy with the ace and a club wu fountains $110, bird por1 Blvd. 548-4192 •---------f'\lffed. Declarer cro&aed to dum~ btha s20. 909-074·9422 •All Sl••I Bldga. '82 Tauru• AT, AC, . h ,.,. h I t I •---------• C~atom Design ---------PS PB Crus P/Se t wit. a trqmp to ruu t e 89 c FREI! 11TUFF FROM • Factor)' Speclala ' • ' a •. high, and a trump to the. table set UNCLI! &AM B~let •Stock Sizes Avt. SPEED & AM /FM, ttew tires. the atAge for the final denouement. Scholarahlp1, loans. Buy Now, Save 11000.,1 SKI BOATS 7016 Mint cond. Non •mk. Declarer Jed a diamond and IUn· etc. 818·759-6555 7 1 4 ·8 0 4-4 8 8 4 .8250 548-4180 ply covered whatever card Eaat •1988 22Jt Skl Boat• played. Weat could wio but was •--P-E_P_P_l!_R_S_P_""-.Y-PETS & 5.7 lllr• V-8. King MAZDA 9125 trapped in an endplay. The defend-._ Cobra 0 /0, tow prome,'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 'th had ,A I d di d · ,A STOP ATTACK 11.nH1n,,. 6049 hull, Just serviced, I• er ei er ""' ea • amon m..... RAP£ & MURDER AHUJ~ ne1111 corniroller/uphot-'84 P/U 82000 5-apd. declarer's tenace or a spade away W/leather key chain. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil •tery. Great ski boat-Stereo/cass. Good from the ace, while a club would Blk/Brwn/Blu/Red. ADOPT-A·PET fut·looka greal. .... re-work truck. Run1 gd. allow declarer to discard a loser $13. Police home Every Sal & sun at aoy to go. S10,500 $850 obo 631-7149. from dummy, while trumping with unit w/belt clip hol-PETSMART. Fountain 64~9449/574-4247 the la.st heart in hand. But if East. ster $18. Incl. tax & Vslley. Puppies, kit· MERCrDES 9130 beld the nine of diamonds rather shipping. •Mall tons and more, all MARINE SERVICE ,. than the seven, East could have check/money order lopklng tor lovlng, car- inserted that card'on the diamon to: BK Enterprise Ing homH. CALL 597-SUPPUES 7020 lead and careful defense thereafter P .0 . Box 80148. 9037 for more Info. '88 180E 2.3 White/ Palo. Records. 1-ownr would have prevented West from RSM, CA 92688. •Poodles AKC• TONS OF XJnt cond. &5k m1. STAINLESS STEEL slo,soo obo 673-6948 Bronze & bra11 & nuts '89 420 SEL Black, being endplayed. Tea Cup Toy & Mini $25().$950 714-838-4457 Learn to be a better bridle CAMERAS & S•V• abused pnd & bolls + washers. CD player, good p.tflyedSuhacdbe. n~w to ibe OIO-abandoned pets. "Be a $6.00 per pound. . ""cona: s17.ooo. can Goren Bridge Letter by calli.oc EQUIPME.ru 6016 volunteer/foster. Call Mlnney's '(acht Sur-436-6665 or 854-6460 (800)788-1225 for information. Orliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 714-597-9037. plua, 1500 Old New- write to Goren Brld1re Letter, Sony Video 8 Handy-Whit• Qerman Shepard port Blvd. 548·41 92 •-O-LD--S-M_O_B_I_LE __ 9_1_5_5 P.O. Box 4410, Chlcatio, IL 8068(). cam Recorder. Color 3 year old female, ---------•=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4410. monitor. Bit. In New spade. Looking for MARINE SLIPS 1• St 100 OBO 675·7239 good home I "I•• 714·974-7823. DOCl(S 7022 '88 Calel• Quad 4 i-------~---------------iCOMPUTERS 6018 -------• DOMESTICS 5540 ANTIQUES 6010 FURNITURE 6014 MUSICAL UP TO 48 FT SLIP S 11 per fool. Max t ownr, wht, aU1o, AC, PS/PB, am/Im can, idnt cond. 95k. $3950 obo. lmmact 548·7704 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiii MAC !520C Powerbook. INSTRUMENTS 605 S LIVe IN. FULL TIME •BUYING ITEMS• •HOUSEFUL• NQW In box 41240 MB, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil beam 12'. Udo Island, 1 ________ _ NB. 818·990-5068 PLYMOUTH 9165 Co . never used. $1200 L kJ t h M. Hskpr & care-From 1800-1960. 1 pc Llhr sofas, alelgh bed, firm. 714•707.9488 oo ng o puro as• -------~-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii taker for senior lady. to entire estate. Paint-onter1alnment armolre, en ugly electrlc AIRCRAFT 8010 lmmac., non-smoker. lngs, china, glswaro, Victorian furniture allk 1_________ bass guitar for iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii No children or pets. furn, etc. lmmed cash, trees, coffee & end ta· W""~D under $200. Helpl Call '80 Plvmoth Vov-•si•r SE seats 8, Separate quarters. top S. 673-6223 lvmsg bles, etc. Grandfather Al'&£ Larry at 714-377-0338. Must be good Amer. c;lock 714-894-9880 TO BUY 6019 Port oxygen tank, mask •auto power/air, $3900 & regulatr. lllever used obo Call 723-1504 Bought for use In pv1 •------=-_......,......,...,.._,. a ircraft. Sell $175. 1874 PLYMOUTH food cook. Orlve auto. ---------• Mr. Taylor Sat/Sun 6 pc bedroom sot, sofa PIANOS & & lol/nsoat, wood/ w ANTED·. 675-7957 weekdays ORGANS 644-4910 glass dining room Ear patches for sea 6059 ($375 ) 675 7329 VALIANT 70,000 new · · mlles, Groat condition. $1 ,200 OBO. C.eave Message. 645·9153 MERCHANDISE ANTIQUES 6010 BUY & SELL Cash for APPLIANCES 6011 cookie iarr,--Ofsnvy, Motlox, Poppytrall, Washer, Dry&1, Refrlg USA, Blee\< Mammy/ & Apt-size Gas Stove. Chef/Butler & car1oon Call 646-5846. Jars. Pat 998-0598 The Community Market Placo. Classlllod 042·5078 SELL your home through classified table + misc. 6451-sickness. Call Dorlene iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill•••••••• 4692 Eric. at 673-2776. B•rely Used 7 fl. ---------French stylo sofa, w/ WANTED: old coin STEINWAY GRAND AUTOMOBILES Model B, 1 yr Old. Ex- quisite! Bargain at ••••••••• SAAB waverly solt floral collections & gold & print. Llko new sllver scrap. Stove CHEVROLET 9045 S35K. 3 1 0-589-5809 9185 Condition. 720·7045 642•9448 days •••••••-•I Design Center PrlcH w!.~~!:~he~~~~~~SE TRANSPORTATiON '80 O'EO Prism l!llue ~~~-Man!t~~u~~ Rep N8 calltJemrpays pre-!:fliiilllililiiiiliiillillliilal aulomallc, AC-;" sound" low ml, mint. S 17 ,000 S , I t rr' .n $$. 044-8828 sy1, new tires/brakes. obo. 548.6199 o as. ovesea a, $4200. Call 547·31'71 chairs, armolros , col· 40ATS 7011 f eo tables, Iron beds. FREE TO y nu 60 2 2 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 582·8013; Pgr 488· 1905 '=jjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiyiiiiiiiiiii r• 2 S EADOO JET RENT through classified FREE TO GOOD SKI& No trailer. Sell H 0 M E • M a I e both for $5000 obo. Perilan/mlxed cat, 4 Call -574-4259 wkdys; yrs. old. 373-6805. 964-3048 evas/wknda. Overstocked with stuff? A call to Classified will help 042·5078 TOYOTA· 9210 '87 Tercel 70k ml, xlnt cond, 4-speed, burgandy. $2500 obo. C•ll 714-673-2888 SERVICE CAlPET INSTALL CLEANING DRYWALL HANDY MAN 3710 HEALTH/ LANDSCAPE & MOvtNG 3834 PLUMBING 3890 WALL & REPAIRS 3516 SERVICES 3548 SERVICE 3584 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NUTRITION 3742 IAWN CARE 3808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii COVERINGS 3932 DIRE CT 0 RY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CARP ENTRY•Wlndowa liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Spllt Second Moving -------.. liiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .--------! •ALL REPAIRS• •WINDOW Cle•nlnn B&K Llc#585100 Door•• Wood Fences Prof Moversl 24Hr Srv THE STRIPPER • • Drywall Repair • Landacape Remodelln" 7 D /S DI /F E 1 •DAN DAWSON• Po•h t t h & I t 11 C t Cl I All phases No job too 1--------.. • · ay r sc ree • Speciall•lng In wlllpa,,_ .. ors ro c ns a • arpo oan ng . L"'261581 • Call Bob Yard tune up/malntenace, PL11MBINO ~ "'¥' Any sizo job. 20 years • Hardwd Firs Malnt amt. Acoustic remo..,al, .. QUIT SMOKING Tt784S2 432-9123/P.J.46-5850 "' removal Uc# 588924 ACOUSTIC 249·8323 Pg-312·0026 ... landscape/srtlstlc dtslgn. ' Water Heaters • Drain• · oxp 7dy 830·5534 24hr Free Esll • 729·7079 otc. 714-240·1159 151 DAYl'I Conttactor#C27-e04006. ---------• Remodel • Repair * 714J.803·5037 * CEILINGS 3408 --------•---------C & C INTERIORS D 1 5 C O U N T ' Prol'I & Ethical. 845-7505 PAINTING 3858 Fauceta • Fixtures Superior Wallcoverlng i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CE Drywall • Texturo Electrical • Carpentry Doctor Reccomended L#554722•646-6720 Since '81. The Finest RAMIC COMPUTERS 3556 •Finish Carpentry • Monthly Landscaping 100% Mon.y back guat PLANT ARTIST Pgrl 717.~728 In Ouality Craltmanshlp. CEILING MASTER TILES 3528 '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •From $25/month• Herbal Produc;t Speciallst In exlsling •W.P. YOUNGQUIST I aJVR •Acoustic Aomo11al• r• Computer Co•ch 1.651735 Chris 631·6447 S A V A N A H •s 714-780-1182 landscape/Irrigation Palntlng Contractor ===::::==:==::: nst emove 557-6228 Cus1om Texturo•Palrit iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii H A R D W A R E 1•-------J upnradea. 700.9792 Qual. palnUng by prorls 1rv-er1 Drain Cleanlnn We gals should hang uc·d Mark 838-7300 CERAMIC• MARBLE For effective learning ELECTRICAL 3610 2000 w Balboa Blvd. • --• together Strip ln1lall All & f1 Ucl602098. Ins. & Plumblng Repairs · • • 21nstall'n • Fabrication Mar:pps 8;~;;:51'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 7 1 4 ·8 7 5 ·133 11---------Prof'I Landscape Malnt FrH esL 64s.330S 20y11 tip. Al l¥Ofk guw. advice to the crazy. OYrs Exp • Licensed 1• Handymen Ch•rlle HOME CARE/ tOYra Exp • Xlnl 5\efa ---------• Steve 145-1218 831·2111 anytime AIR CONDITIONING 1-800·348·g321 PC PRO Internet. Sm~~:c~ :~:icRT Paint. plumb, carp'try, SERVICES 3760 v· 1Sc•Tu00Rnal4~170:'1e7rs3:. 21~~~·:~~:~~~~~9 & HEATING 3418 Leaky Showers Rep'd Applications/Hardware 0 1 A ... fence bldg & power wash iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. • 24 Hra. Richard Sinor Aogroutlnn & lnstall'n Reasonable home rates. u ck e1ponse Local resld. 7'"-''-504.. •~y~-d~Cl~----W---d L#670130"' Dean 01 Tile Dsvld al 509-2089 Local Uc. $50•7042 _______ .,...vv-_....,._ .. C•re Giver For the ar ••n-up, ee , Uc11'280844 645-3209 ..,... Precise Plumbing Repairs & Remodels Frff EatlmatH Lll87398 HD-1080 CHISM HEATING & A/C 673·8065 or 846·8526 Home AepaJr/Remo4el elderly. 12 yHra exp. Trim, Remove. Trees/ CHUNG'S PAINTING -~ Res1denllill•Commarc1a1 Costa Meaa/Newpor1 Ref'a . Pl•••• call HedgeaJLawn. Malnt. 20 Yr• Exp. Od Prlcel ~' Sorvtce•lnstallatlon Tiie • QlaH Blocks"' CONCRETE 8t FENCES 25 Years Exp. Tammy 71.._387•9038 964-Yard Pg-748·5375 Guar work. Free Ell. ~ THE NEWPORT BEACH PLUMBING COMPANY LICl!NBI! t/874487 714-401 ·8444 Llc.1671300 662-4476 AGtldARrou,~d CRonsl'n Wor,111 MASONRY 3557 & DECRS 3615 ....,.~.1 ... 1m-=-e,...,3,,,,1,,,,·.,..2.,..,4,...,o.,...o=--__,,.--,..,...=--.....,,,.,,........-"Th• Tr•• St·•mp Uc#375e02 &38-t534 ci i o a. easonab e. HOME SERVICES CNA'a/C•r• Olver .. Lll'B562067 536·1286liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Anything & Everythlnn •Companions Termln•tor" Tree RAINBOW Clrole Malnt. • .... Brick, Block, Stone, lJI• •F•NCES OAT•S• " Traniportlon • R•f'• RemovaVStump Grinding Palntlng-tnl/EJI Hou11/Ap1 '"" BUSINESS Cone, Patio, Driveway new/repslrfpoat r•pl•ced Free Estimate. Ref's. PT-FT 714-752·6608 Spaallsls. Uc#01285 Quality Job. Free.eat. _P_R_O_P_E_R_TY_____ """' Fplc, BBQ1. Ref. 25 Yr Redwood • L1576605 Mlch•el 7 se-144o Free Fl(ewood/Mulchl L!ll589897 830.a888 Cl} Exp. Terry 557.75941 __ J_lm_W_h._yt_e_G4_2_.1_2_oe_,--'=---------•-~-------StumpMaster 964-3972 Gene Abram• PalnUne MGMNT 3898 = iiiiSEiiRiiVIiiCiiEiiSiiiiiii3ii4ii8ii81 CHILD CARE 3 53 6 Desktop Publlahlng Word proc;. Copywrlng Grapnic1/0os1gn/L11you t WorkSource 650·2880 FN(.650.1807 KOALA CARE Homt·basod Chlldcere E. Co11a. Mesa Locallon Lrl'304200905 * Best Price/Quality •Wood Feno••• HARDWOOD INSTRUCTJON3780 1_______ Int/Ext Oual Paint/Reus iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .....C replace/ftpalr, lrte hauling FLOORS 3712 MAS Llc'd/lns'd since '78. 1 f'lnd Good T•n•nts 1119""' Landscape, brick, stone tstflNllH. Low prices. Uc;'d iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SAGE 3830 189-7013 Pg-664-3947 ~ Concrete. 800.78 .. 1001 Advantage Con11t. t74-530t TaNNIS La&SONS 20+ year• exp prop .. :>::. ....-a •pmi4 = :::s a a 0 . <:.) * C U • T 0 M 1 ST LESSON FREE lk•'• Custom Painting mgmt, homH & mulll •EXPERT: Blk wall1, * * * fl U.S.P.T.R. Certlll•d ••WEDISHISPORTS Prof,. Clean, Quality unlts. RE lie. 64<4-0172 0 ~[!C,,~. C:5":,rt~f.1~'r:w~ FLOOR INSTALL HARDWOOD FLOORS 1n1truc:tor M~·IS199 Ma11age 110 off w/adl Work. Int/Ext & Oocka. ~ S:... n• 1n111111t1on•Retlnl1h 70ya/Wl<•Hol Jacuzzi L#703488 831-40101---------.._ Jo.. 83 ·704 3 &UOPAIRS 3620 Malnt•nenca Availsblti--------N9 714-758-2200 IPRINQWOOD PAINT ROOFING 3910 = :::::S Ellz.aboth 541M098 CARPENTRY 3510 CLEANING Ha,,dvm•n/R•model SERVICES 3548 CONTRACTORS • MARBLB EXP•"T &:~:r w;4~.~~·~ JEWELRY 3784 Th•r•p~. Nutrition : ~~ ~~:~.'t::=~213 •THUNDIR ROOFING• ...... 0 ~E~~i~~P~~~reag .. ~,:P~1~1 : A,.."!'ou1CH ORF ~eouss GENERAL 3558 :~~~~"Jl1:~0~=~~~~i BA"" "uG 3720 wuuam Harold Jewelers cR~M1~'::.:07e2d~;r'~s3t ~~~g ~1 ~::.1 ~~~i~:OP:g _ ......, ~ loc, lumb, ant ""'ean ng. e., mm L620654 Me.1005 v4'An Watch 6 )ewelry repair · · ..... _ · · -· ..._, i~~:4~1~~:~l-~m1"29: ~;/:.~ndrtd:ur2~;1~i CPI BUILDl!RS INC. •QUALITY WORK• • AnUque+r:1,,. Jewelry .... · TOP QUALITY INTJEXT Uo 031144 Me-4 122 Cl) 0 Residential Const. HardwdNlnyl/Ceramlc JUNK To The DUMP 9uy/...,_adl 873-0308 MOVING 3834 liety Reuonabl8 Rat"I BALBOA § DOORS Rel!IOOll4kardwlft •BOSS HOUSECLEANING ~.#518420lhsured Mrbla/Carpet-Bnd/lns (714-eee-i882) Ls.48228 Jay 650-$088 ROOFING CO, ......-» Trlm•Cabln•lstStucco LlcenHd·Bonded (714) 805-4883 L708279 722·73~2 wm haul What Truh LANDSCAPE a ,/Comm /Ru ./Reroof 9 D""""I L.562731 asv11 trP $10.00 per hour. LEWIS Con•\r••c\lon Man won'tl ...,"1882 J~;;._, 842.0587 714-548·0308 • .. ....,.... PUBLIC NOTICE PIANO a VOCAL 1~1r ./FrM Eat JR••• ~ • Remodel•Handyman u11Ufty ... u 37l0 LAWN CARE 3808 The Calif. Publlo UUIJ.-YW!SSONS 3868 Uo'dl'ln• 131.SOlt A to Z HANDVMAN •'Jlr BRIQHT 1'* L#704773 Local Rea. u.n.l1111 IBAl11 a~•TTJI/ ~ INSTAUJREFACE CABINETS HOUal!CLl!ANINO •714-5.87-8828• .,..... OH Comml"lon RE-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ROOF LEAK? 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