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City offici.ats say
Green Acres the place
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Ornelas won't lose license
• Danny David Ornelas, notorious in Newport Beach for
killing a mother of three in a drunken driving accident, had
his scheduled trail for latest charges moved to April 16.
and his driver's license suspended for
six months, Otter said.
County agree,s to pay.limited
amount of Rubino's legal fees
By carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Despite a
stained driving record that includes a
vehicular manslaughter conviction, a
string of traffic violations and most
recently, 8'1egations of drunken dri-
ving for which prosecutors are seek-
~ · ing the nittXimum punishment -Dan-
ny David Ornelas will still have a
valid driver's license.
Ornelas was scheduled to stand
trial Tuesday in Harbor Municipal
Court for misdemeanor drunken dri-
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bell
Measure S hinges
on wlw wants
planes ill yard
I was pretty clear about my
po6ition on Measure S when I
gotthisletterafewweeks .
ago that gave D)e a small pause.
It was from an organization
called "Citizens for Jobs & The
Economy" (a good, ringing title),
and it implored me to vote
against Measure S. Well and
good. No problem until I got lo
the signatures and checked out
the members of the committee.
That's what gave me the pause.
George Argyros, Dana
Rohrabacher and Curt Pringle
aren't exactly my plulosophical
soulmates. Yet, here I was, crawl-
ing in bed with them on Measure
S. The uncertainty passed quick-
ly and reason prevailed. Clearly
they were right -cancel that,
correct -on this issue.
So I joined them, which
proves liberals are extremely
broad minded -especially where
aircraft noise is concerned -and I
trust that as a reciprocal gesture
George and Dana and Curt will
throw in with me the next time
gun control or low-cost housing
or affirmative action comes up.
ving charges from a February inci-
dent in Newport Beach. But the date
was pushed back to Aprll 16 because
the defense reportedly tried to maJCe
an offer to the prosecution who
declined to accept it.
"We want him to plead guilty and
have the maximum and he doesn't
want to accept that," Orange Coun
"'Deputy Dfslffct Attorney E:iZaoe
Otter said.
If convicted of.the drunken driving
c'harges, the maximum penalty
Ornelas could face is six months in jail
with no probation, a fine of $2,700
"We want the maximwn, • Otter
said. "The only time we recommend
anything less is when we put a
(defendant) on pr~bation.
"Probation is not working for this
guy, looking at hi.'" past history."
The defense wants less than the
maximum for Ornelas and for him to
be on probation, Otter said. But
Orange County Deputy Public
Defender, Jeanette Noceda, who is
representing Ornelas, declined to
comment on lhe-case: •
Ornelas is notorious in Newport
Beach for causing one of the worst
drunken driving accidents in recent
• SEE O~ELAS PAGE 5
U convicted, the
maximum penalty
facing Danny David
Ornelas, above, is
six months in jail
with no probation,
a fine of $2,700 and
his driver's license
suspended for six
months. •
Amid a crowd of supporters,
Orange County supervisors
Tuesday agreed unanimously to
pay form.er county Budget
Director Ron Rubino's legal fees
-up to a point.
Rubino, 44, was indicted
Dec. 13 by the county grand
jury on two felony counts of aid-
ing and abetting former county
Theasurer Robert Citron.
But the supervisors said the
Newport Beach resident was act-
-mg;n -a-ccon:lance-:wtth""lmjob,
without malice or ill-intpnt, and
that taxpayers shQuld pay Rubi-
no's legal fees up. t9 $300,000.
"There are a lot of folks there
showing support for him," said
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S enior Tour golier Rick Acton takes advantage of a
· break in Tuesday's showers to practice his stroke on
the driving ~ange before the start of the Toshiba
Senior Classic Pro-Am in Newport Beach. "The (course)
looks pretty good ... but we've had enough rain lately,"
said Newport beach Country Club course superintendent
Ron Benedict. Play gets under way today. For the full sto-
ry, see Sports, Page 6.
MARC MARTIN I OAllY PllOT
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Tuesday's rainfall. All coqnts -.re
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My decision was reinforced
last week when when I got an
unsigned postcard urging me to
"Vote Yes on S." I had been
sllown, earlier, a mildly hysteri-
cal mailing piece forme r Irvine
Mayor Larry Agran sent out to
his "Irvine Neighbors" in which
be included a letter from foJlller
Planning Commissioner Ed Dor-
nan that showed a picture of a _
jetliner fiat-hatting over an
lrvina neighborhood. "
. Bob Henry honored at police breakfast
Doman admitted in his letter
that the pictur~was rigged ("I
snapped a neighborhood photo
mid had an artist overlay a jet.").
However, that candor appar-
ently stopped at the Irvine dty
limits. The postcard malled
throughout Orange County
pleading for a "Yes" vote on
Measure S carried on its face that
same picture -without the expla-
nation. You can be the judge of
those ethics. U I had known the S
• proponents were seekmg such a
picture, I eould have saved them
a lot of trouble. They could have
taken it from my back yard -
without the expense of hiring an •
artist to •overlay a jet.• .
In my back yord, we've got
real jets.
' I t has finally becom cle~ to
me the bottom line on Mea!iure
S comes down lo wh(> gels sbaft-
.OFffC£RS RECOGNIZED
AT~ BREAKFAST
• ..oAL Of VALOR: Officer Bob
Herwy (posthumous). Officer Mark
Hassefl • ,..,.., Of l8m Officer D¥I er.ne. Offlc:er Randy Nabshlma,
Community SeMces Officer Kim """'*' rwtired ~ Bob Hardy • I. IDCIAll HOOVa AW/41fD':
Offlc,., Ed w.ISh
• --WI OfflCBl OF THI VIAii: Offker "°*> Adams
' • CIV&IMI -..OVll Of THI
YIM Gal Lowrey
• ...vllOll Of 1'HI YEM:
Sgt. John ICleln
• Ml C9J OP 1111 VIAR: Officer· wtllllfn Hartford. •
-Mt~ or me. Agr I
UV. ir\ &vine. Bive in Sabta Ana
Heigbta. If Orange County doe.
n't become et"Onomlcally mori-
• bllrid; ooe al us w going to have
more~ flying ov8rhead.
•The slain officer was
one of several officers
receiving awards at event,
where tributes focused on
the risks and sacrifices
officers make.
By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Patty
Henry, the widow of slain police
Officer Bob Henry. accepted a
medal of valor from the Police
Department, one of two such
awarlis given out by Police Chief
Bob McDonell Tuesday during
the Newport Harbor Area Cham-
ber of Commerce's Police Appre-
dation Breakfast.
The event, which took place
nearly one year to the day ofter
Henry's fatal shooUng, paid trib-
ute lo the" fallen officer. Several
other officers were also recog-
ruzed for their acts of courage or
distinction over tbe past year.
The shooting and the after-
math ol Henry's death q,ne month
lat9:r-'mette 1995 a dtfftc:ult yeer
~oUOnelly for the entire police
d pei'tiMnt, McDOnell said.
Acc:otdingty, many of. the tributel
durl.Dg the appredation brea.kfut
foculed on tho ri&ks ond soC:rtflc:ei
• potice offlcen make bY serVing In
law nlorcement. A spoc:lal film
MARC MAAT1N I OAl.Y' Pl.OT
Patty Henry Wile of llaln Otttcer Bob Henry addresses the New-
port Beach Pollce Department on Tuesday.
prepared by Jan Anderson ot the
department's video unit was titled
-~ply "The Rlslcs."
•far too often ln this Un of
duty police officers are called
upon to make th ulUmate sacri-
ft /" tie~rt Be1t'tt Mavo
John Hedges said during his
openmg remara. "lii light of thli,
mere thanU II not enough.•
In accepting her husband's
medal ot valor -th highest dis•
tinction a poltce Oftieer can earn
~ the ftnt which McDooell hat
awarded -Patty Henry thanked
the police department and \be
Newport Beach community.
"I'm so proud of. Bob and l'm
grateful for all the auppon "you've
shown to me, to my family and to
'thtspottee ~ Md Rift.
ry who has thtee yoUng cbildren.
•Please mow tbit ~ hU
been tnaedlbly •ppedMld.
Sgt. Mark H....U Maec1 the
second medal of v&kw tar p&ldng
Supervisor Marian Bergeson.
"We've had hundreds of letters
sent to our office showing his
support.•
Bergeson said she believes
the •county should assist in
Rubino's legal defense because
be was carrying out his r~n
sibillties in good faith.
Bergeson said the supervi-
sors arrived at the $300,000 cap
from an estimate of what a dis-
trict attorner would be _..e..,aid.
-·n·s so or a ba1lparkfig-
ure," she said. •Most private
attorneys indicated that it very
likely will be more than that. I
think it is very conservative."
-By Julie Ross Cannon
No answer-
yet on
school ,
crowding
• District trustees table
decisioll--(}ll--w.i~ue~l{:......--t
not to stack kindergarten
classes.
By Julie Ross cannon, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -Stjiool
board members tabled a deasion
Tuesday on whether .to stack
kindergarten classes district wide
next fall, leaving many parents
wondering if trust~s Will. ever
make a fu.la.l decisiob.
Tued and !rustrated parents
threw up thelC hands anp left the
Harper Commuruty Center board
room en masse after the trustees
unanimously postponed the item,
following a three-hour discussion.
"What a shock,# 'one parent
muttered sarcastically as he exit-
ed the meeting.
1Welve parents and teachers -
mostly from Andersen, Harbor
View and Lincoln elementary
schools -spoke at the meeting,
asking trustees not to stack the
classes.
Board members are looking at
the plan in order to gain class-
room space for the additional 624
elementary students expected to
enroll m Newport-Mesa .st:hools
m September.
As the clock neated Ure
board's sell-imposed curfew of 11
p m., audience members could
see trustees were at odds over the
issue.
Board preSident Jim d e Boom
favored Supermtendent Mac
Bernd's suggestion to stack all
kmdergarten classes in the district.
·we've had people ask us not
to change boundaries. We've had
people put a lot of ideas out in
front of us,· de Boom said. "The
board needs to make a tough deci-
sion and look at the big picture.• .
lhlstees Ed Decker, Martha
Fluor and Wendy Leece said they
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PUBLIC NOTICES
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1996 .
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almanac
Bankruptcies
Recent ~~ AS reported to
the Federal Briruptcy ec.n ln Santa
Ana.
COSTA MESA
• fdba: Metro Health Center/Metro Oii-
ropractlc Center; chapter 7
Births
Most recent births in Newport Beach
and Costa Mesa.
riOAG MEMORIAL HOSPfTA1.
nm and Liza Goodell of N~
Beach. a girl bom Jan. 27.
Deaths
Most recent deaths as reporte(j to fhe
Orange County Recorder's Office.
COSTA MESA
• Arlene R. Keenan, 63 on Jan. 8
• Helen L. Estus, 99 on Jan. 6
• Anne Shimmin, 78 on Jan. 5
• R1Chard H. Hayden, 68 on Jan. 4
• Jacqueline J. Peters, 65 on Jan. 4
• Hubert C. Barker, 83 on Jan. 3
• Jenrtie R. Galceran. 77 on Jan. 3
• Joseph F. Ryan, 78 on Jan. 3
NEWPORT BEACH
• Stewart L Hayward, 77 on Jan. 6
• Franklin H. Jacome, 56 on Jan. 6
• Aldo Bairo, 84 on Jan. 5
• Lillian R. Moyer, 73 on Jan. 5
• Marie Standish, 85 on Jan,. 5
• Bernice C. Stetson. 71 on Jan. 4
• Jeroma L. Riccitelli, 97 on Jan. 4
• William C. Adams, 67 on Jan. 3
• Betty C Messmer. 77 on Jan. 2
• .Sunee E. Gustafson. 68 on Jan. 1
• Dean M. Mccann, 68 on Jan. 1
DUI arrests
The following people were arrested
recently on suspicion of driving under
the influence. These people have 011ty
been arrested on suspicion of a crime.
and, as with all such crimes, they are
innocent until proven guilty.
NEWPORT BEACH
Peter Romaniuk. 34, of Huntington
Beach
-Marriages
Most recent marriages as reported to
the Orange County Recorder's Office
COSTA MESA
• Omar Olmeda married fl1viola Rivera
Gallegos. on Jan. 8 in Santa Ana
• Joe D. Withers married Dena L Yohan·
na, on Jan. 8 in Santa Ana ·
• Darren M. Bell married Martie L Davis,
on Jan. 6 in San Diego
• Quang H . .Pham married Hongnhung
Do, on Jan. 6 in Costa Mesa
• Bruce A. Williamson married Nancy S.
Kan~. on Jan. 6 in Cprona def Mar
• Robert C. Winters married Kathy J.
Fisher. on Dec. 31 in Irvine
• John R. McCarthy married Kerry L
Donnelly, on Dec. 30 in Oceanside
• Cory F. Raynham married Sharon A.
Swier, on Dec. 30 in Huntington Beach
NEWPORT BEACH
• Oscar Garza married Sharyl P Silas, on
Jan 6 in Santa Barbara
• Jack S. Roush married Kimberly S.
Greer. ·on Jan. 6 In Dana Point
• Robert C. Lahman married Kristine F.
Davies, on Jan 4 in Big Sur
• Michael B. Palmer married Tina A Sel·
by. on Jan. 1 rn Newport Beach
• James M Radack married Kathy 0 .
Higgins, on Dec. 30 in Seal Beach
Real estate sales
Recent real estate sales as reported by
the Continental Lawyers Title Co. in San-
ta Ana
COSTA MESA
• 3101 Barbados Pl., S200,000, 3 bed·
rooms, 2 baths, to C. P. Alexander
• 3205 Barbados Pl. $218.000. 3 bed·
rooms, 2 baths, to I Dimson
• 3132 Gibraltar Ave .• S 182,000, 3 bed-
rooms, 2 baths, to F. & L Jarmacz
• 3061 Country Club Or .• S465,000, 4
bedrooms, 4 baths, to Boyd Trust
3053 Ceylon Rd , $225,500, 3 bedrooms.
2 baths. to J. & M Keul
NEWPORT BEACH
• 333 Snug Harbor Rd., $930,000, 2 bed·
rooms, 1 bath, to A. and L. Maddox
• 500 Signal Rd .• S610,000, 3 bedrooms.
1 bath, to R. and D. Guess
• 1301 Dolphin Ter., S1, 150,000, 4 bed-
rooms, 4 baths, to A. and A. Jemey
• 1307 Bonnie Doone Ter .• $370,000, 3
bedrooms, 2 baths, to M. and K. Rolfes
• 1301 Santanella Ter., $532,000, 4 bed·
rooms, 3 baths, to T. Taylor
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Orange Coast College student and former carpepter Steven Ketr displays one of bis doll bo~
STEVEN KERR
Building digs even Barbie would envy
HE IS
A 31-year-old former carpen-
ter, who now is using his talents
for the delight of children. Kerr
used to build house frames
before returning to school at
Orange Coa5t College two years
ago. Now he builds doll houses.
HThe first two l built were for
my two nieces,·. said Kerr, who
will graduate from OCC in
May. "They really loved them.•
After seeing his nieces' reac-
tions, Kerr started making doll-
houses as a hobby. Working out
of his Costa Mesa garage, he
has made about 10 for friends
and family members. He also
bas sold a few.
"It takes about 40 hours to
make," K~rr said. "All in all it
takes about three weeks."
The houses, which vary in
shape and size, are made of
wood and have movable doors
on hinges.
PLAYING HOUSE
As a m ember of OCC's HELP
-Help Educate Learning Peo-
ple -club, Kerr donated his
most recent building project to
'OCC's children's center.
The children's center pro-
vides chtld development ser-
vices at minimal cost tor chil-
dren of OCC students. It serves
about 180 children each year.
The 2-by-3 painted, two-sto-
ry house is the largest Kerr has
built, he said. The white, blue
and red fairy tale mansion
comes complete with a winding
staircase, furniture, and a.
wood-shingled roof. The bath-
room includes a mirror, sink
and shell bathtub.
"I ltke the thought of kids
playing wi,th something I
made," he said. "I used to make
big houses, now I make smaller
ones."
Kerr fiQUtes his donation cost
about $100 in materials, though
1t would sell for about $300.
HELPING IN THE CLASSROOM
Kerr is one of many HELP
club members who serve as vol-
unteer tutors in local class-
rooms. He .has tutored Kaiser
Elementary School third
graders in Spanish and math for
two years.
"I gave one house to a Kaiser
kindergarten class and another
to a third-grade teadier who
was having a baby," be said.
Kerr plans to transfer to Cal
State University Long Beach
and major in elementary educa-
tion.
• 1 was majoring in language
arts, but I love being with the
kids," he said. Kerr hopes to be
a b~gual elem~ntary school
teacher after two more years of
college and one to receive his
teachi{lg credential.
-By Julie Ross Cannon
• Instead of pumping treat-
ed sewage water into Back
Bay, some say 1RWD could
divert water into county's.
Green Acres project. . -
By Evan Henerson. Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Qty o~
cials are hopeful that a possible
link between the Orange County
Water District and the Irvine Ranch
Water District may keep treated
5e-Wage water out of.Newport Bay.
The two water districts are
discussing the potential of the
Irvine Ranch Water District con-
necting pipeline to the Orange
County Water District's Green
Acres system..
Through Green Acres, the
Orange County Water District
uses reclaimed water for land-
scaping in industrial areas and in
parks and golf courses. U the link
were to occur, the Orange Coun-
ty Water District would find uses
for the excess water which lRWD
is seeking to dump.
"This (link) is something that's
doable and that makes sense,·
said Jack Skinner, a member of the
city's Harbor Quality. Committee.
"People in the water industry t:tave
said they're pushing the use of
reclaimed water and here's Irvine
Ranch just throwing it away.•
Newport Beach City Council
f--t--irnembets cne in agreement Byer
unanimous vote Monday, the
council passed a resolution
encouraging the two water dis-
trict boards to-•actively pursue"
the propos~d link discussions.
Council members are hoping the
two districts will get together
before a state agency judges
lrv1ne Ranch's controversial dis-
charge proposal April 19.
Peer Swan, an Irvine Ranch
board member, said the two
water districts have discussed the·
link idea over the past four years.
But he expects the water dis-
trict to proceed with dumping
I •
water in the bay and then tie in
with the Green Acres project at a
later date.
"I don't think Orange County
Water District would end up
using all of our excess reclaimed
water," Swan said. ·1 imagine
we'll end up doing both projects,
but there's no short-term deal. We
want to get our project done.,.
The IRWD is seeking to dump
5 million gallons of treated
sewage water into Newport Bay
during the winter months as a
ineans of saving millions in dis-
posal costs with the Orange
County Sanitation Disttjd. _ •
The proposal, which a state
regulatory agency will review
April 19, has drawn ·opposition
from citizens throughout Newport
Beach and from the City Council
Although water district adminis·
trators say the treated sewage
will improve the quality of the
bay, city leaders say the thought
of dumping sewage water in the
bay makes the proposal unac-
ceptable.
Newport ·Beach Public Works
Director Don Webb said linking
the county water district's Green
Acres distribution system with
IRWD facilities would cost
between $2-$3 million and could
take up to 18 months to build
once all the agreements are in
·place.
Water district administrators,
who had hoped to begin the dis·
charge this winter, mffiI not be
g to wait 18 mon .
Although the agency's board
of directors has instruded its staff
to make the link a high priority,
Orange County Water District
administrators say discussions
are still very much in the prelimi-
·nary stages.
•Among other things, we'd
have to create a couple of miles
of pipeline, said Jim Van Haun,
an executive assistant at \he
Orange County Water District.
"There are a number of parame-•
ters that need to be considered
before you can entertain the via-
bility of an inter-link.•
briefly in the news
Scholars.hips §Vailable
for high schoolers
High school seniors can win
one of five $2,000 scholarships
provided by Mahatma Rice and
Ten-Q radio.
Students must submit an essay
of 150 words or less on "How Stay-
ing in School Helps America."
Entry forms are available at
college c~lors' offices. Entries
are due at midnight March 15. ·
Winners will be announced
April 15, and essays will be judged
on originality, conciseness, gram-
mar and spelling. They may be
submitted in English or Spanish.
Top teachers to
receive grants
The Newport-Mesa Schools
Foundation will announce Its
spring teacher grants A~;fil 29. With
the assistance of The Irvine Co., the
foundation will honor one innova-
tive teachers at each Newport-
Mesa school with a $500 grant
The money may be used for
proposal needs, suCh as materials,
equipment. filed trip transportation
and stipends for guest speakers.
Teachers are encouraged to
submit their ideas for incorporat-
ing creative environmental pro-
grams into their class's curricula.
Paper drive to help
Estancia programs
Estancia High School PTSA is
sponsoring a paper drive March
16 to support student programs.
The drive will be held at 2323
Placentia Ave. in Costa Mesa from
8 a.m. to noon. For more informa·
tion, call Sheny Hoyt at 645-0715.
South Coast Repertory
seeks plays by Latinos
South Coast Repertory is
searching for unproducM scripts
by Latino writers fot its upcoming
workshops and readings in its
11th annual Search for New
Scripts by Hispanic Playwrights.
Three of the plays receiv'ed
will be developed for two weeks,
beginning July 25, and presented
in staged readings the weekend
of Aug. 2 and 3. For more infQr-
mation, call 957-2602 ext. 215.
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SW.II late Monday.
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• 1000 blodl of P...tl ,..wport: A resl<tence was raided by a
tni.f who stole S800 worth of pr<>J*tY indudil'\9 two ~iri of golf shoes. men'S dothlng and S340 worth of compact discs.
• 1100 blodl of w..t OcNl1flont: A thief pkked up a wait-
resses' unattended change purse, which she had s.t down
momenUirl~, which w.s carrying S 1, 161.84.
• ltOO llled&-'..,. Strwt: A hungry burglar pried open
the front door of a Mndwldl shop end took S375 of pr~
ll>dudlna S200 CMh. S75 worth of dgerettes and S 100 worth of
ham Md chicken s.ndwtdl meat.
• JJOO Wodl,.t ... COMt Mfllww•r. A thief, who a~r·
tntly flM)B (O«Nntlc flldts. broke Into an unlocked car and
ttole onfy a ~tAI video. "Forget Parts• worth $98 Which IN
vfdto ~ ~'11!.d the vfctlm for.
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MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
Children play in an alley on Shalimar Ddve, where the City Council ts considering having
property ownen pay for improvements.
}Toper_ty owners sbolild_.pay
for Shalimar repairs, city says
By Tina Oa.mikolas, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA.-City offi-
cials are giving Shalimar Drive
area property owners two
options for repairing the deteri-
orated alleyways on their prop-
erties -either do it themselves
or be taxed by the city.
"It's not an idle threat.• said
City Manager Allan Roeder, who
desaibed some of the alleys in
the area that's had a history of
drug and gang problems as "so
bad they're virtually impassable.•
and the neighborhood bas
impreyed." said member Conrad
Foder of owners' efforts to
improve neighborhood problems.
But some owners have yet to
agree, saying the city is requiring
too much of them and could put
some of them out of business.
But Mayor Joe Erickson said
residents must take responsibil-
ity as well. "The history of Shal-
imar is nothing gets done
unless pressure is placed on
them," he said.
The tax will be needed
unless all of the property own-
ers agree to repave in the next
month, Roeder said. the City
sidering an assessment district
that only charges property
owners for the repairs ne~ed
in their alleys.
Those who've repaired their
alleys wouldn't be charged,
Roeder said.
The city's estimated cost for.
the repairs will depend on
whether the alleys are repaved
with concrete or asphalt, with
total improvements costing
$764,000 for concrete or
$393,000 for asphalt. ·
"The alleys will be repaired
and there's little question that it
is cheaper for property owners
---~ves--than1-hilrve-+.-C'.ol.u:u:il..is..SActiedulted.tO-¥C)le..Jcm
Attempting to repair the
alleys is one of a series of steps
the city has taken over the last
year to cut down on problems
in-Ul~bGJh,ooc:lb----
an {city) assessment district.~
The area's property owners
association, meanwhile, bas
managed to get a majority to
agree to pay for the repairs
themselves at a cheaper price,
members said.
"We have tried our hardest
whether or not to assess proper-
ty owners for the alley improye-
ments on April 15, Roeder said.
Some property owners
who'ye kept up their alleys
have expressed concern about
being taxed unfairly. So to
make things fair, the city is con.,
Officials say the efforts are
working, with oime down 44 %
compared to before the city put up
street barriers and banned street
parking, Mayor Joe Erickson said.
"The Iesidents • are very
pleased. It's a safe place for
children to be,• he said.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1996
Man beaten outside nightclub
I •
' • Police later arrest the four alleged assailants who and spotted a similar car near
·reportedly kicked the victim in the face with their boots Jamboree Road"" -and Bt.SO'n Avenue, police said.
and tennis shoes until he was bloody. Bush stopped the car at Jam-
By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot
People were helpin'g Cornwell boree Road and University Drive _
and discovered the four occu-when police anived at the club, pants were the assault suspects .• ~
NEWPORT BEACH -A 20-
year-old Newport Beach man was
beaten and kicked by four
assailants Monday outside the
Thunderbird nightclub.
which is set to close April 11 1llis was later verified by several ..
because of its reputation for row-witnesses who identified the four •.
dy patrons. Cornwell was taken : to Hoag Memorial Hospital for as Comwell's attackers.
treatment and stitches, Newport All four suspects live in Lake , ,
Carlyle Cornwell III was
attacked at 1 :20 a.m . by four men
-all later arrested by police -who
reportedly kicked him several
times in the face with boots -and
tennis shoes until he was bloody,
according to Witness and New-
port Beach police reports. The
suspects reportedly sped away
from the club al 3426 Via Oporto
in a silver BMW.
Beach police Sgt. John Desmond Forest and were arrested on sus-
saicl. picion of assault with. a deadly ""'
Police interviewed Cornwell weapon. The suspects are John
at the hospital and he told -them Krlstopber, 18, a student at EJ,;;
he didn't know his assailants or Toro High School; Jeffrey Soyd
why he was attacked, Desmond Aylor, 18, a deliveryman; Piero .,
said, who added that a motive is Renzo Mendiola, 24, a furniture
still unknown and being investi-deliveryman; and Eddie ...
gated. Giuseppe Mepdiol~. 26. All were .,
Meanwhile on the other sid~ of booked into Newport Beach City
to\..rn, Newport Beach Police Offi-Jail and were held in lieu of. ,
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Gallery of Diamonds in Costa Orange County students in that describe a unique aspect of •
Mesa is once again holding its grades 2-12. One diamond win-the entrants' mothers. .
annual uWhy Mom Desetves a ner will be chosen from grades 2-The winners' essays will be
Diamond # essay contest, which 6 and the other will be chosen published in a booklet and sold·=~~
will award two first place winne rs from grades..7-12. for a nominal amount, with pro-''•
with a one-quarter carat diamond Essays, which can be no longer ceeds going to the Orange Coun-•
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Michael Watson said. I by April 12. Entry forms are avail-books. Last year~ proceeds ,.·
Another 30 second-and third-able at the store or through Eng-totalled $1,000, Watson said.
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YOUTHNET NIGHTs
The Newport Beach Central l"'ll11rarv will have a series of semi-
nars to get junior and senior high
scnool students familiar with the
online ata1og and other library
resources. The first "free event is
tonight from 1 to 8:30 p.m. With
subsequent seminars on Marcil
19. April 18 and April 23. Prereg-
istration is required. For more
mtormation, call 717-3801.
RETIRED TEACHERS MEETING
The California· Retired Teach-
ers Association's ~arbor Beach
Division No. 77 Will meet at { p.m.
at Harper School, 18th and Tustin,
Costa Mesa. Norma Hilker Will
present a video ·and provide
matenal on 1\lrkey as well as give
pack.m g llps and tips for the
handicapped or retired The pub-'
lie is invited.
FREE TAX ASSISTANCE
Costa Mesa Llbrary is offering
free tax preparation assistance on
a first come first serve basis
through April 3 from 5 to 8:30
p.m. in the community room of
the library, 1855 Park Ave. Tax-
payers should bring all forms and
pertinent records. For more infor-
mation, call 646-8845.
EVENING WITH ALICE SHALVl
The Jewish Women's Business
and Professional Group of the
Jewish Federation of Orang e
County, in cooperation with the
JeWISh Feminist Institute will pre-
sel'l t the only a ppearance in
Orange County of Alice Shalvi,
life-long feminist and activist and
fo unding chairwoman of the
Israel Women's Network, at 7:30
p.m. on the J ewish Federation
Campus in Costa Mesa. The cost
or $18 includes lecture and
dessert. For more mfonnation or
reseival10ns, call 755-5555.
POETRY READING
Alan Cohol will read· from
·Liturgies for the Hordes and
Scads and Myriads" accompa-
nied by Neil Miranda on guitar at
8 p.m. at Alta Coffee House, 506
31st St., Ne wport Beach. The
event is tree. For more informa-
tion, call 675-0233.
SUDESHOWTBO-OKSfGNINc;-:-
. Climber and author, Greg Child
presents a compilation of slides
and stories from the Blue Moun·
tain range of his native Australia to
the Yosemite Valley to Mt. Everest
at ? p.m . at Adventure 16, 1959
Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. For
more information, call 650-3301.
YOUNG REPUBLICANS
The general meeting of ·the
Orange County Young Republi-
cans is at 6:30 p.m. at Communica-
tions for America, 100 Bayview Dri-
he Art of. ..
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check for accuracy of time. Thi s is a "cosmetic spruce·up"
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PltOPOSfT10H lOJ
The Cal State University
Fullerton Alumni Association and
Assoda.ted Students, Inc. present
a forum oo Proposition 203, the act
to authorize S3 billion for con·
struction, restoration and earth-
quake safety ln Calif omia schools,
at 4 p.m. at the Center Cub, 650
Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa.
Speakers include State Senator
Jack O'Connell, Jack Undquist,
president of the Undquist Group
and Hal Schultz, managing part-
ner of Coopers and Lybrand. For
more information or reservations, can 713-2009 by Marcll 11.
E-MAIL WORKSHOP
Orapge Coast College offers a
free 90·minute workshop that
ir\troduces the popular e-mail
program, Eudora, at 1:30 p.m. in
the Re-Entry Center, Fairview
Road. Costa Mesa. Attendees will
learn how to wrtte, send and
receive electronic mail. For more
informatiotl, call 432-5162.
TIIURSDAY
NEWPORT JAYCEES NElWORKING BREAKFAST The Costa Mesa Chamber of
Rennie Gabriel will speak on Commerce's monthly networkinQ
•How to Work Toward Your breakfast is at 7:15 a.m. at the Cos-
Financial Freedom" at the New-ta Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf
port Jaycees' general member-Course Drive. Author of 'Meetings
ship meeting from 6:30 to 8:30 in an hour or less,• Steve Kaye. will
_p~. at !he_ M~tiopol.iWL.!~u.c..-f4n>e1ak-on how-to--cor--wa.ste1>y
house, 2243 Martin St. in Irvine. holding fewer, shorter and more
Admission is $6 for members and productive meetings. The cost is
$10 for non-members. For more $10 or $15 at the door. For more
informatiQn, call 451 -2178. information, call 574-8780.
NOON NElWORKJNG
Health care and insurance pro-
grams benefiting small business-
es is the topic of the Newport Har-
bor Area Chamber of Commerce's
Healthy Noon Networking at
noon today at the Riverboat Cafe,
151 E. Coast Highway. The cost is
$15 and includes lunch. For more
information, call 729-4400.
FREE TAX ASSISTANCE
Costa Mesa Llbrary is offering
free tax preparation assistance on
a first come first serve basis
through April 3 from 5 to 8:30
p .m. in the community room of
the library., 1855 Park Ave. Tax-
payers should bring all forms and
pertinent records. For more infor-
mation, call 646-8845.
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LEGAL ASSISTANCE
Attorney Bruce Hilsmeyer is
offering a tree ball hour of legal advic~ from 9 a.m. to noon at lhe
Oasis Senior Center, 800 Mar-
guente, Corona del Mar.
Hilsmeyer specializes in wtlls,
trusts and general business con-
tracts. For an appointment, coll
6'4-3244.
QIT YOUR fEDERALJSTATE TAXES
Flnarlce 500 sponsors a free
one-hour workshop on •How to
cut your federal and state taxes
with a conscience• at 1 p.m. or 6
p.m. at the University Athletic
Club, 1701 Quail St., Newport
Beach. For more information or
reservations .contact Gary Squibb
at 251.0210. •
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p .m. at the Pacifk Club, ·'110
MacArthur Blvd.. Newport
Beach. The cost is $20 and
includes hor~ d'oeuvres. For
more information) call 436-
7633.
FRIDAY
RUMMAGE SALE
The United Methodist
Women's Organization will spon-
sor a rummage sale with bargains
galore today from 9 a.m.. to 4 p.m .
and Saturday from 9 a.pi. to noon
at First United Methodist Church
of Costa Mesa, 420 W. 19th Street.
Proceeds will aid the organiza-
tion's Missions Projects. For moi:e
information, can 548-7727.
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tlSTEN ·up
CONTINUED FROM 1
All of this has been unneces-
sarily complicated over the past
few months by studies that
arrived at opposite conclusions as
to whether we need to expand
Orange County's airport facilities.
To explain this phenomenon,
you must understand that a·study
can be .. commissioned to reach
almost any conclusion you seek. If
you doubt that, consider the
tobacco industry bas all sorts of
rep<>rts proving cigarettes don't
cause cancer. And the National
Rifle Association that guns don't
kill people.
Anybody who believes a coun-
ty this size seeking to expand its
industrial base isn't going to out-
grow John Wayne Airport -if it
hasn't already -also believes that
smoking doesn't cause cancer
and AK47s are only used on bat-
tlefields. This is one you can't just
Jay on the developers. If the econ-
omy here stagnates, so do our
home ,prices and a lot of the ser-
-vices we enjoy. In Irvine; too.
So if we start with the need for
airport growth, ttien we begin to
a_pproach the bottom line. Either
John Wayne has to be expanded
or we have· to adapt El Toro to
... -comrrnm::1al avrmon-:-Once agam,
Agran or me.
So is it a wash? Do we throw
darts at the . "Yes on S" postcard
DISTRICT·
CONTINUED. FROM 1
would support handing the prob-
lem over to the individual schools
tQ decide.
"ThiS is ttuJy shared decision
making at its finest," Auor said.
"I think this is an unbelievable
opportunity for each site to make
their own decisions.•
In a stacked program, two
classes use one room -one in the
morning, the other iii the after-
noon. Most schools in the district.
offer staggered kindergarten pro-
_ _.-...;=ams in which_one cl ss uses
one room.
The stacked plan. would cause
significant changes in some
schools because class time would
be limited to 200 minutes per day
-the minimwn required by state
law. Some elementary schools
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and the first one to hit the make-
belleve jet wins? Not quite.
First of all, there's no way John
Wayne could be expanded suffi-
ciently to meet these needs -
legally, financially or geographi-
cally. So at the same time we
increase traffic to unbearabJe an_d
considerably less safe limits at
John Wayne, we have to scale
'back on our economic growth.
El Toro, by contrast, can meet
our transportation needs well into
the 21st century -and at a great
deal less inconvenience to the
communities that· surround El
Toro. They are much fartber
removed from the airport than the
communities a.round John Wayne,
and they have long been living
with military aircraft that generate
more noise than commercial jets.
But none of this is going to
change any minds among resi-
dents living in the impacted com-
munities. I'm going to vote
against S, and Larry Agran is
going to vote for it. The decision is
going to come from people who
aren't impacted directly by air-
craft noise. I think if they vote in
their own best interests, they will
vote against Measure S.
And when they are weighing
that. decision,. I hope they'll
remember that the jet on the post-
card they received last week is as
phony as S2_m.!U?.f the numbers iq,
the message.
• JOSEPH N. BEU's column runs
Wednesdays.
have obtained waivers, which
raised their class time to as much
as 283 minutes a day.
Parents at those schools vehe-
mently oppose the stacking plan,
which they say will lower the
quality. of their children's educa-
tion.
The board will consider the
plan again March 26.
..
ORNELAS While in jail tor Killelea's
death, Ornelas reportedly said he
wanted to write a book and give
CONTiNUED FROM 1 ""-... lectures on the evils of alcohol. ~ But on Feb. 12 of this year,
history. Outrage rippled through Ornelas was arrested on suspi-
the community when they dons of drunken drlving by a
learned of hip latest drunk.en dri-Newport Beach police officer who
ving arrest. spotted Ornelas and an acquain-
Ornelas .struck and killed · tant:e reportedly racing separate
Debbie Killelea, a 37-year-old cars at 50 mph in a 30 mph zone
mother ot three, in a Balboa on Cliff Drive, according to New-
Pen1nsula alley in 1989. Ornelas, port Beach police.
who was 19 at the time, was The officer found a 12-pack of
reportedly intoxicated from beer and an open can in Ornelas'
drinking malt liquor and 151-car. He failed a field sobriety test,
proof rum. which measured his blood alcohol
HONOR
CONTINUED FROM 1
bis oWn life in danger while try-
ing to resolve a domestic dispute
last September. According to
McDonell, Hassell's quick think-
ing averted tragedy after a
woman threatened her estranged
husband with a loaded handgun.
Prior to the Tuesday breakfast,
neither Hassell nor the six officers
who received awards of merit
knew they had been selected for
distinctions. Several appeared
swprised or taken aback when
asked to say a few 'words of
acceptance.
Kim Wymer, who took care of a
6-year-old boy after the boy's
father, Jong Kim, allegedly stran-
gled his wife, told the audience she
still visits the child at Orangewood.
"I have stuff in my car to take
to him ·right now," said ,Wymer.
"I'll tell him everybody was
thinking of him today."
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level at .13, above the .08riegal
limit, according to police and
prosecutor reports.
Ornelas, a waiter who lives in
Huntington Beach with his wife
and 17-month-old child, has
denied the allegations and is in
custody in OJWlge County Jail in
lieu of $2~.ooo bail until bis April
comt appearance.
1995, Omela.s was convicted four
times for violating speed and traf-
fic laws. His drlver's 'license is
valid unW May 1999.
Both Killelea's and Ornelas'
family members sat somberly in
court Tuesday, keeping their dis-
tance and silence.
According to records from the
Department of Motor Vehicles,
from July 1993 to September
Former D.A.R.E. officer Ed
Walsp won the J . Edgar Hoover
Award and Robin Adams won the
reserve officer of the year award ·
for the second time. Other officers
receiving aw<ifds or recognition
included Sgt. John Klein, Sgt.
William Hartford, Sgt. Randy
Nakashima and Community Ser-
vices Officer Gail Lowery.
Ornelas was found guilty of
Killelea's death and sentenced to
10 years-in prison in 1989. That
sentence was overturned on
appeal in 1991 because ot a tech-
nicality with jury instructions and
in November of that same year, a
second jury convicted Ornelas of
vehicular manslaughter, which
carries a two-year prison sen-
tence, and be was rel~ed from
Soledad Prison having already
senied the sentence.
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'"America dottm't have a superstar on the PGA 1bur for the .ftnl ctme in hlscory ... ;·
-GARY PLAYE/l
l
••
to shake Any., way you want to slice it, Nicklaus are the others. Faldo all had their But in today's world of chances to be the best
h , Gary Player comes to play, and the PGA :rour -where player in the world.
Co ~ p es that's why he, and a handful of Madison Avenue is as .. America doesn't (..M.J. big a factor as the use of have a superstar on the
others, are the legends of golf. 9-irons -it is ~ming PGA Toudor the first
increasingly evident that ti.me in history,• Player • Estancia's John no one is capable of said Tuesday at Newport
debengood, Costa Mesa's By Richard Dunn, Daily PHot reaching the heights or a Beach CC, following bis
golfer like Player, the rain-:_shortened practice
Jerry Howell don't really ! T here's a firm grip we have on the only member of the tour round. "The first
blink WI.th prbspect of past. Letting go isn't easy. We in the 20th Cent\µy to American superstars
continually embrace golfers like win British Ope~ in were Bobby Jones and
Freeway, Garden Gr9ve, Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus an~Gary three different decades. • Gene Sarazen, then it
Valley Vista leagues join-Player, in part, .because there a.remo more When nm Herron was Sam Snead and Ben
superstars. won the Honda Classic Hogan, then it was Ni -in_g.EQcific Co,a.st.-5ub.Ur--Go ~d. Name-somebodyon-the eoral-spring;,-Pla.-;-'--'iil"---'-'t-1aus. Palmer, (Tom) Wat-.
ban in Division VIII. PGA Tour who dominates the field the last weekend, you son and (Ray) Aoyd. But
way Play.er, Arnie and Jack did. Palmer probabJy weren't alone if since then, there hasn't
and Nicldaus have their own events tu>ing you had never heard of been a sup· erstar " By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot ._.. · on this week, so they're not here, but him. Today's leader Greg Norman is
Player is. In the two-year-old Toshiba board looks more like a widely considered tQ be
COSTA MESA -Football Senior Classic-played at Newport wedding guest registry. Gary Player the best on the PGA
coaches at Costa Mesa and Beach Country Club -Player is arguably Oh, sure, guys have Tour. Entering this
Estancia high schools reacted the most legendary to participate. flirted with greatness. season, be has won 13
mildly Monday to the latest play-1 Player, who won his first Super Seniors Ernie Els won the 1994 U.S. Open, his tournaments in his career. Hogan won
off groupings proposal from the championship (for pros over 60) earlier initial lour victory, and appeared to be the that many in a single year, 1946.
ClF Southern Section, which ' this month at the FHP Healthcare Classic next Arnie. But his only win since was a ¥Now, it's Greg Norman and, well,
could make in Ojai, is one of only four golfers in struggling one at the Byron Nelson. Greg Norman," Player said. "There are a
their postsea-history to win all four majors; the Masters, Curtis Strange won U.S. Open titles m . lot of good American players, like Corey
son road more British Open, PGA Cbampipnslup and 1988 and '89, but hasn't won anything Pavin and Fred Couples, but the reason
-·~
,
opinion, is because of all the exemp~on.s .• ~
in tournaments. It does not breed winners.
The system is not a winning system.
They've only got to finish in the top 125 , 1u
(to qualify for the tour the following year).,_,
"That's what they're doing, trying to ;
position themselves for the top 125. But · r
back when I played, you were so hungry 1-i
to wln, you just busted the flag. It's overalLJ
aggressiveness that's changed. To me, ::::>
only the top SO should be exempt, and the-I
• rest sho~d pre-qualify." "~
Winning isn't required for today's PGA .. 1
Tour players. Stewart last weekend :J
earned more money finishing fifth
($67.600) than_flay_er did .in 196_1,Jw.Jhe -''.'.1
enfue year, when he led the tour in
money winnings. · 1
"Take away the complacency of all the .:.
top 125 being exempt, and it will make '
you hungry and practice harder," Player
added. "You need more of the American
free-enterprise system. It's hard to
understand why they changed that. To
create more champions to be the best,
you've got to create more opportunities for
young people. The system is not breeding
people to De hungry. I'm not convinced
somebody who finishes 120th-and-up
should be making that kind of money that:1-1
difficult. U.S. Open. Ben Hogan. Gene Sarazen and since. Payne Stewart, Tom Kite and Nick they haven'-*ecome a superstar, in my The propos-i
al would shift i .--------------------------------------~------------------------------------------------------------------.
liebengood
the Freeway,
Garden Grove
and Valle VISta
leagues from
Division VII to
Division VIII,
whete the j
Pacific_ Coast ~
cmd Suburban leagues would !
remain. The Sunk.isl, Rio Hondo [
.rnd Montview leagues, currently j
m Division Vlll. would be placed l
elsewhere.· i
"l think it's a pretty tough divi-j
sion," said Estancia Coach John \
Liebengood of the latest plan, [
which could be approved for the 1
next two seasons at the April 25 j
Southern· Section Council meet-l
mg, at which final appeals will be i
heard. l
"It's not too much different," i
said Mesa Coach Jerry Howell. 1
"We're closer to most of those l
leagues, so we won't have· to dri-j
ve to schools just past Denver. j
But at the same time, I don'.t like l
to see it done simply for (geo-i
graphic) reasons, rather than try-1
ing to match !
schools of [
equal size and :
demograph-
Howell
ics."
Section offi-
aals, however,
weighted com-
petitive equity
more heavily
than geogra-
phy -reflect-
mg a straw
vote indicating
'iuch a preference al the sectton's
f\ 1arch 7 council meeting -when
prepanng the latest proposal.
The new alignment would
require Mesa and Estancia lo
play schools with slightly larger
enrollments in the postseason.
The Garden Grove, Freeway and
Valle Vista leagues represent an
average increase (using each
school's state enrollment figures
for grades 10-12) of 17 students
per league over that of the Pacif-
ic Coast League.
The three leagues that would
depart to other divisions, average
31 students less than the PCL.
Competitively, the new plan
could provide a stiff er challenge.
Covina, a member of the Valle
Vasta League, went 14-0 last fall,
en route to the Division Vll
crown.
Los Amigos (Garden Grove)
and Fullerton (Freeway)
advanced to tbe Division VII
semifinals, while South Hills
(Valle Vista) and Sunny Hills
(Freeway) were Division Vll
quartedinallsts.
However, the last two Division
Vlll champions, Bloomington
(l 994) and Temescal Ca.nyon
('95) of the Sunk.lst League,
would be moved to Division vn.
The Rio Hondo and Montview
leagues would be placed tn Divi-
sion IX.
The section's playoff group·
lngs conlm1~ will bear initial
appeals by April 15, but neither
Ltcbengood nor Howell said they
would appe~ the~r s~hool'1
'})la nt.
The new proj>oAl makes no•
chenges in Division V. whJCh
includes Corona del Mar an~
N wport Haibor from the See
VI w l..eegu
HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMING PREVIEW
Costa Mesa
girls eyeing
.some big ·
moments .
•Grogan, Lund, Alastuey return
from last year's swprising finish.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot V-
' COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa High
baseball program garnered streams of head-
lines last spring for finishing third in the
Pacific Coast League, earning its fust CIF
playoff appearance since 1981 . But a similar
placing by the Mustangs girls swimming
team may have been equally monumental,
according to second-year coach Matt Whit-
more.
"Last year we tied for third (in league),
which was overachieving on our part," said
Whitmore, who estimates this year's turnout
of 30 swimmers nearly quadruples" that of
the roster two seasons ago.
"We went from hardly ever winning a
swim meet to getting third in league. That
was a big deal."
A repeat performance, however, may be
even more remarkable, after the loss of sev-
eral performers, inclu~g the graduation of
Elisabeth Christiansen.
"(Christiansen) was a big swimmer to
lose," Whitmore said. •she was a school
record-holder in four events."
Indeed Christiansen was the primary
point producer last spring, winning PCL
gold medals in the 50-and 100-yard
freestyle events and anchoring the league
champion 400 free relay. She went on to fin-
ish l~th in the 100 free and 14th in the 50
and once again paced the 200 and 400 tree
relay teams to seventh and 11th, respective-
ly, at the CIP Southern Section Division m
Championships. Christiansen's heroics
helped the Mustangs finish 15th as a team in
Division m.
The cupboard is far from bare, however,
• SEE GIRLS PAGE 7
•
..
CASEY WICSCHJ DAILY ,!'OT
Costa Mesa High junior Colleen Lund chums away In the bKbtroke.
I II Benedict ..
II bas. .e -rr-
•II
calling ,,
..
I ..
N • Course superintendent • 1
has basic weatherman's >1 .,.,,.
knees, and they.serve .,,
him well at the Oassic. ,,,
NEWPORT
BEACH -Ron
B'l!nedict, golf
course superinten-
dent of Newport
Beach Counlry
C lub, has this
knack for predict·
"I
~··'.
__llR.
TOSH I Bk
mg rain. . ..
While trekking around the cours~"'
Tuesday in a goU cart, before the skyj,
opened up, a membe'r of Benedict'"!I
crew called him on a walkie-talkie:
·Hey, Ron, how were your knees this
morning?" the caller asked. .,;
U Benedict's knees, you see, ache1
in the morning, there's a good chance.,
of rain. And sure enough, it rained W;
the afternoon and shortened the.
practice round for the. Senior PG/t'
Tour pros, who will compete here ln
the Toshiba Senior Classic Fridaf'
through Sunday, with pro-ams sched• •
uled for today and Thursday. • ,.
"The (course) looks pretty good::
and with the rain, you want it and1
you don't want It,· Benedict saii:\,,
"You need the (members) to keep
coming thro\lgh, but we've h~.
enough rain lately.•
Each day, Benedict reports lo'
Senior Tour agror1omists, giving thertt T
updates on green speed and lniga•i
tion, among other things. ..,
• Who will earn the $150,000, first.
place c!heck on Sunday? Jim r>,nt,
one of the tour's longest hitters, hdclJC
simple answer: •Jim Dent,• he said. •
Simon Hobday, who has five
Senior Tour titles to his credit, bad~
more objective reaction: •watter
Morgan: he said. "He's the one
who's bot right now.•
Morgan won the last Senior Tow~
event. the FHP Healthcare Classic e1 I
Ojai, beating Gary Player in a playoff.
• Rocky Thompson.. one of the•
more recognizable players on the lO\MJ
because of his customary knkken!1
began wearing the classic look ~
1992, After playing ln the Scandina.J
vian Open in Sweden, where many of
the players would tuck the bottom d .,
their golf pants into their soc1cs to p~
vent them from getting muddy or wet,.
•1 trled it, and •hot my best round!
that day,• Thompson said. •Sol kept
doing lt. and w)\en l got back beJ'll 4">:
the U.S.) I had my nve best roUOO. trJ ·
a row, ao l 1t4yed. with it.• , •
Dent, Billy ea.per and Jim Femse;
who aportJ plus-foun and a Hog_..
style cap, aometfmes also WfJa! kntck.-
en. Thompeon became only the third
player tn SeniOr 1bur hiitory \n 191n
to record thnl9 eeglef in one round;
l«'Oinpilbed on·. tbi lat ct.y ol tbeJ
KUn.peli CluUc. u
Thompeon II allO the mayor of•
Toco, 'IUe• (J>Op, 164), havirig tiMi)"'
-re .. Jec:t9d II~ tfsnel ~ 1883. •
• Iii Mo~y'i C.lebnty ProoArn,
&lNlteur NIM ~ who ~ ~ trY1ri9 tor the ~ ~.·
won d6Mit '° the pn on boMt No ' and longe1t drive on No. US. To•
8EE NOTES MOE 7
f
Newport Be.ch!Co.ta Mesa Daily Pilot
PLAYER .
CONTINUED FROM 6
easily.
. MThe best example I can. give
is the British Open last year.
Somebody told, 'You're the best
who has played in the British
Open (winning it three times),
but do you know the man who
finishes fourth this week will
make more than you made in all
41 Opens?'"
Q
.,Po not mbundentand Player,
"' a native of Johannesburg, South
Africa, who has won nine
majors, including three M~ers
and two PGA Championships.
Player is a wealthy man. But he
did it the blue-collar way.
He has ~layed a spectacular
ca.reer into unimaginable success
off the links, such as the 140 golf
courses be, b.as designed; his
own golf club and apparel line.
There are currently 40 more
Player signature-designed
courses in the planning stages in
China, the Philippines, Malaysia,
Indonesia, South Africa, Japan
and Europe. It is widely believed
that Player has traveled more
than any athlete in history.
Ml've gone over 10 million
•
_miles in my caiee • .Wd-.Player'-, --------------
who has one of Qis first CA l I F 0 RN I A ST ATE GA MES paychecks framed in his
Johannesburg office, reminding
him of bls roots, when he ea.Jl'led
$26 for ~bing 16th at a
tournament in Wilmington, Del.,
in 1957.
"I wonder what 16th place is
worth this week," he added.
MProbably $15,000 to $20,000. ".
In addition to Johannesburg,
Player has offices in Singapore,
London, Japan and West Palm
Beach, Fla., near his home in
Alaqua. He also owns several
race horses. ·rm very thankful to be
playing,· he said. "I'm a grateful
person. My talent is only loaned
to me; I've used it to the best of
my ability."
Q
Player was asked about the
putt his missed recently at Ojai
State Gaines colni,ng to CdM for pOlo
NEWPORT BEACH -Orange
County will be hosting the Eighth
Annual California State Games, a
unique four-day competitton
which features 20 Ol}'mpic events
and is expected to attract some
5,000 young athletes ages 8-18
from throughout California.
The official announcement of
the event was made Tuesday in a
press conference at the Newport
Beach Marriott Hotel by officials
of the Orange County Sports
Association manage d by the
µxtdquist Group', inc.
'The events will be held in dif-
ferent venues across the County . .
from Aug. 8-11 in a format remi-
niscent of the 1984 Los Angeles
Olympics. So far, 13 cities have
committed to host events. Corona
del Mar High will be the site for
the water polo competition.
The events include: bad-
mintbn; basketball; fehcing; field
hockey; figure skating; gymnas-
tics; judo; roller hockey; shooting;
soccer; softball; swimming; syn-
chronized swimming; tae kwon
do; track and field; water polo;
weightlifting; and wrestling.
The Games' opening cere-
monies are slated for Friday
night, Aug. 9, at Cal State Fuller-
ton, following the second full day
of competition. In the spirit of the
Olympic Games, the athletes will
take part in a welcoming parade.
This will be the only time when
all of the athletes and spectators
will be together a t one ti.me.
Several former Olympic ath-
letes are expeded to take part in
the Games, creating a link for the
young Olympic hopefuls.
The event, being hosted by the
Orange County Sports Associa-
tion, is endorsed by the U.S.
Olympic Committee. It's designed
to encourage and recognize the .
states' top amateur athletes.
' WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1996
w.inS
erown; 5-0
1be Corona del Mar girls
under 1, teem WOil tbe ~theln
Cdfonilil Cb•n•pjorl11htps this
weekend, roDIDg over Imperial
Beach, S-0.
Katie Osbom opened the
ICOring with her 11th goal of the
season that provided all the
gOals CdM would need to
advance to this Saturday's game
with Thousand Oaks m the State
Championships.
Melissa Lanni scored two
goals, her 28th and 29th) and
Melinda Tucker also bad two
(Nos. 14 and 15 on the season) to
leave no doubt in the outcome.
Goalie Kaylee Acuff notched
her 13th shutout. She wa$ assist-
ed on the defensive end by Pat-
ty Paddon, Anki 6upta, Jill
Quye and OsQ<>m.
In the semifinal game, CdM
struggled with San Marcos,
before taking a 2-1 decision.
Mollie Anne Mason
Newport freshman
in the running at Jr.
Olympics skiing
YOUTH BASEBALL
.Marlins win
opener, 10-2
NE\VPORT BEACH -Patrick
Keehan and Taylor Young
pitched a combined no-hitter as
the Marlins defeated the Cubs,
10-2, in the Mustang Division
(ages 9~ 10) season-opener of the
N'ewport Harbor Baseball Associ-
ation.
In the Bronco Divisioµ opener
(ages 10-11 ), the Angels and Yan-
kees fought to a seven-inning. 7-
7, tie.
1 Keehan and Young each
pitched three t.nni.ngs and com-
bil)ed for six strikeouts. Garrett
Gwney went 2 for 2 and Young
was 3 for 3 with 4 RBI for the
Marlms
In the sec::ond game, Y~ee ' •
pitcher Nick McCarthy •was the
standout..ptf enSively, going 3 for 3
wi"th two pome runs. Adam Cher-
ry went 2.for 2 with two RBI. ·
The Angels used four pitchers,.
Ryan Rowe, Chad Rorden, W~
1hlesdale and Chris "Rhinesmith.
... Catcher 1Vfierstylerma4e. a
nice def ~msive play on a P9P foul
while Davis Carr and Rowe both
went 2 for 2 and drove in two
runs t!ach.
An estimated crowd of 3,500
was on-hand for the festivitieS,
which included an adult home
n.m derb~on by· Bronco Divi-
sion coach Mike Reed, a former
collegiate player with Southern
Cal.
A much-b"auybooed home run
showdown between Newport
Beach Mayor .Jo~_Hedges and
Costa Mesa Mayor Joe Erickson
was declared a draw.
BADMINTON
Tars fall, 16-3
NEWPORT BEACH -The
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Newport Harbor High freshman
Mollie Anne Mason is competing
in the United States Skiing Asso-
ciation/Rolex Junior Olympics
that continue through March 14.
Newport-H . .
team fell, 16-3, Tuesday to Centu-
ry.
'T
Morgan, giving Morg<m the title.
•(Morgan) hit a great putt,"
he said. "We both had very
difficult putts, and it was the end
of the day and the green was
spiky. He hit his straight to the
back, and I hit a crap putt. I
would've liked to win it, because
1 would've been the second man
to win a Super Senior and
regular Senior (on the same
weekend). Jimmy Powell's the
only one who's done it But I was
pleased for Walter; I know it
meant more to him than me.
"I always try to sum it up like
this: I'm averaging 6Q at age 60
and won $70,000. How much
better can I do? My father lived
until he was 80, and he never
made $70,000 in his life. He was
a very poor gold miner. He made
$100 a month in his life, so if he
would've worked 45 years, that's
$54,000."
Q
, Player will continue on the
tour -and Super Seniors -as
long as he keeps winning.
Fitness keeps him competitive.
He works out about 1112 hours
three to four times a week.
·-
•(Monday) night at about 8
o'clock. I went into the fitness
trailer and there was one player
in there working out ... Gary
Player,• said NBCC member
Bruce Olson, also a pro-am
volunteer this week.
During a practice session on
Monday, someone asked Player
if be was the most fit golfer on
the Senior Tour. Player's
response: •I'm the most fit
gol/er. •
'NO TES
CONTINUED FROM 6
Martin won longest drtv.e on No.
S, while Harold Davis was closest to
the pin on No. 17.
• The We of an altemate is good
when somebody falls out. On Tues-
day, Casper and Kermit Zarley wtth-
drew from tne event, replaced by Bob
B, SmJtb and Ken SWL Bob Dlduon
ii the next alternate in line foe a spot.
• ln other happenings Tuesday, the
y,auth goU clinic, put on by RtV8I
Mclee and John Paul Caln. went on
u scheduled at 4:30 p.tn., following
tbe rain.
• Add Pent. a fonner tour driving
lelder. He said his Jong t drive ever was 385 yarch, during a windy day at
Coral Sprlnrtd,~a., while playing
with l8dl u and Mike KW
about 20 yean ago. Fellow tour play-er&~ Dent •e1g Boy." He'• 6·foot·3,
22.spoundl.
• The coiiest sky bo.x on the
COWM belongs to Crockett Container
Comr>any, n .. tJed behind the OJ'"D
on No. 17, NBCC'I ll~tura hole ""' w•*· h'1 the only sky box thete. •
Tbe C'CJnlPMY ellO hu ltlt own hosP·
teMty. tent QHrby.
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.. of the Padl' Ocea" and • • ...:r~ g1'Wl on hole No. It ~ bit llOub'elOme lf It getl
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CONTINUED FROM 6
if-they'r~ down enough for us to
take them."
Comfort1 who sparkled in the
postseason as a junior, will need
to lead the way if Mesa is -to
achieve its ultimate team goal,
coming off a third-place team fih-
ish in league last·$J>rlng.
Comfort followed up third-
place finishes in the 100-yard
backstroke ·and the 100 freestyle
at PCL Finals, by placing fourth in
the 100 backstroke and sixth 100
free at the CIF Southern Section
Division II Championships. He ..
GIRLS
CONTINUED FROM 6
with senior Katie Grogan, junior
Colleen Lund .and sophomore
Allison Alastuey heading the
group of returners.
Grogan, Lund and Alastuey
teamed with . Christiansen on the
aforementioned relay quartets and
also combined for five top-five
individual finishes at PCL Finals.
Grogan, a national-level water
polo player, was third in the 100
free and fifth in the 200 individual
medley in league as a junior. She
typifies Whitmore's emphasis on
mastering all four strokes, win-
ning the team pentathlon (100
yards of each stroke and a 200-
yard freestyle).
Lund was fourth in the PCL
. .
also anchored the Mustangs'
league championship 400 free
relay quarte t, which went on to
finish fifth in CIF in a .school
record l :l8.8.
"He's clearly our top 'swim-
mer," Whitmore said.
Dandy, fourth in league in the
100 free last spring, was also a
member of the aforementioned
relay, as were Grayeli ~d Szuk-
sztul. Wliitmore expects Dandy to
qualify for CIF in the 50 and 100
freestyle events, while also bene-
fiting from the coach's emphasis
on all four strokes.
• F9r a long time, swimming
here has been a water polo main-
tenance program," Whitmore
said. "We're basically a freestyle
100 backstroke final as a sopho-
more, while Alastuey was fourth
in league in the 50 free and fifth
in the 100 free.
•(Lund) has made incredible
strides since last year," Whitmore
said . "She's a legitimate swimmer
now and she works her butt off."
Whitmore termed Alastuey an
incredibly hard worker,· whose
determination only increases her
potential.
Freshmen Stephanie Lombar-
do, Amy Devey and Sara Whit-
taker are Whitmore's up-and-
comers, with juniors Jaime Smith,
Elaine Grogan and Amy Howse,
as well as 1Tacy Kelly, also being
~ounted upon to contribute.
•tt•s a very promising fresh-
man class,· Whitmore said. "Last
year, Alastuey was the dominant
force with no other varsity
prospects."
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team, but I'd 'like to encourage
our guys to branch o'Ot and
become proficiept in the other
strokes. That (incp:eased versatili-
. ty) not only makes swimming.
more enj oyable for the kids, it
helps us be more competitive as a
team." '
Grayeli won PCL silver in the
500 free last year, and was fifth in
)eague. in the .100 free.
Szuksztul, another freestyle
sprint specialist last year, is also
expected to diversify some this
season, while Nguyen seems to
have potential in each stroke.
along with being #incredibly fast"
in the freestyle, according to
Whitmore.
Whitmore, who termed Wal-
ters the outstanding player on the
frosh-soph water polo team last
fall, said he could displace a relay
returner, if he can sustain his ear-
ly-season work ethic.
The Junior Olympics are con-
sidered one of the country's pre-
iniere annual age group champi-
onship events. Outstanding
results in the downhill, super
giant slolurn, giant slalom qnd
slalom events have led to invtta-
tions to work with the U.S. Sia
team.
The 15-year-old Mason earned
a spot in the field by competing in
an extensive series of qualifying
events in each region of the Urut-
ed .States Skiing Association.
Mason, a member of the
Mountain High Ski Team, is on
the• cross country and sailing
teams at Newport Harbor.
Mason's 22-year-old brother,
1Tavis, is a senior who ski races
for C al State Long Beach.
The Sailors' No. 1 girls singles
player Cathy Do won her match,
11-4, 11-6 while the boys' Dom
Macaluso won in No. 2 singles
play, 15-10, 18-20, 20-16.
The boys No. 2 doubles team
of Josh Yoches and Aaron Stone
won 15-4, 12-15, 15-13.
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Sponsored by the Assistance League of
Newport-Mesa and the Daily Pilot
Cekbrau tht 3rd annual "Night of the Stars" n1mt. a star-stur.Ukd
evening of mchantmtm bmefiti11g thr c~ildrm's programs of the ·
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The winner will bt notified by ulepho11t.
Tht winner and a gtJest will attend tht black-tit "Nipt of the St4rs"
gala at Bistango. which indzuks dinner, live and !ilmt auctions, viewing
of the 68th Annual Academy Awards on a largt-scrtm 7V and mo rt.
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2. Who won best supporting actor for A FISH CALLED
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3. What foreign film was heralded as the best in 1987?
4. Who won the prestigious Thalbcrg Award in 1986?
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13• 1996 ~ •I •••
' . -~. . . -· -~ ..
HIGH SCHOO'L TRAC
Eagles~ program
iS on the move -:-:
Ol~pics benefit.~
set for Saturday .:;:.
1oo'I ..
. -
under Crenshaw
NEWPORTBBACH-rt wW be '1
a night of pleasures and treasures ·-
when the 1996 Auction of Price-
less Temptations/Jack Undqlllst.''
Gala to benefit local Olympiana.,
takes place March 16 at the New:::i
port Beach Maniott in Pash~
Island. ~
• New coach brings a load of stability to boys track.
More than 20 Olympia~~
including Rater Johnson, B~
Mathias, Mitch Gaylord, Stec·
Timmons, Valerie Bri.Sco, St~
Scott and Cathy Rigby an:I
·expected ~ attend the eveiC: ,
named for fonner DisneylantJ;
president Jack Undquist .:::J
By Barry Faulkner. Gally Pt/or
COSTA MESA -It has been
a long time since Steve CreR-
sha w was involved tn track
and held and the Eagles' third
boys coach in three years is
hoping lo encourage many of
the school's athJetes to sirnilar-
Jr renew their relationship With
the sport Uus spring
Johann Appell, who won the
final two of his five combined
PCL gold medals in the 1,600
and 3,200 last spring.
Senior Kevin Barcelo will
join Felix as a field-event
standout. _He is throwing the
discus in the 140-foot range
thus far, according to Cren-
· A live auction will be one or=
the highlights of the evening.
Some of the items up for bid
include trips to the Summer
"The turnout isn't real
sl1ong nght now. but 11 seems
Like we're adding one or two
hodil'S <ldily," said Crenshaw.
rtn "on-c-dmpus science teacher
who hopes to lend some of the
... 1ab1laty he brought lo this
year's Pdc1hc Coast League
chdmp1on boys soccer team to
the once-'ilrong spnng sport.
' sbaw, and will also compete in
the shot put.
• Olympic Games in Atlanta, ten-
.nis packages to Wimbledon, the
French and U.S. Opens, and
packages for the Super Bowl and
the NCAA Final Pour.
Barcelo is one of several for-
midable physiques competing
in the throwing events, which
are being coached by football
coach John Llebengood.
SCHEDULE
TODAY
llASE8AU
High school -Ttabuc.o Hil~ at CorON
del Mar; 3 p.m.
GIRLS BASKETBALL HONORS .
Locals post All-Sea View.berths
Some other uniqt.te gifts
include sideline passes for an
NFL game, a road trip with the
Mighty Ducks Nlil.. team and
swimming lessons witP an Olymprc rro1a M"edaliSt:" -
"Hdving an on-campus
coctch 1c, a big plus." said veter-
an futctnc1a girls track and
llPld rodch Joan Carl!sle, who
ha~ -;ppn a pardde of waJk-ons
slrngqle to marntdl.J1 interest in
the boy~ program smce Tom
F1Sher !>lepped down dlter the
198b SPd'iOn
Crenshaw said football line-
men Chuck Johnson, Mike
Miranda and Allred TanieJu
are also working to mesh their
strength with proper technique
m the shot and discus.
VOUEYBAU
Community college -Orange Coast at
Pierce, 7 p.m.
High school boys • Corona del Mar at
• Fountain Valley, 6:45 p.m.; Mira Costa
at Newport Harbor; 6:30 p.m.
Back Bay post standouts Breanna Badorek, Jennifer Gardner
and M.E. Cayton were the centers of attention among locals
named to the coaches' All-Sea View League girls basketball
team.
Beneficiaries of the event
include Southern Calif omia Spe-
cial Olympics, Southern Califor-
nia Olympians and the Orange
County Sports Association.
Adding depth to Felix in the
spnnts will be junior Taleni·
Tanielu. sophomore Rainon
Garcia, junior Rudy Castellon
cmd senior Frougb Jahi.d.
GOLF
High school -Newport Harbor 115. Tra-
buco Hills at Tijeras Creek GC, 3 p.m.
Gardner, a 6-foot-1 senior from Corona del Mar High, was a
second-team pick by the coaches as a junior.
·Donations of $15 are asked
and dress is black tie optional.
TENNIS
High school boys -Newport Harbor at
Sunny Hills, 3 p.m.
Badorek and Clayton, both 6-0 junior posts for Newport Har-
bor, led the Sailors to a tie for sec6nd place with Irvine.
Senior Melanie Pearson and junior Erin Stovall, who led
Woodbridge to the league championship, were Co-Most Valu-
able Players.
For more information, or to
donate a gift for auC?ti.on, contact
Fred Lieberman, the event's
chainnan, at 644-5800.
SOFTBAU
"Trdck dnd held isn't some-
thing lhdl's been a pdrt of a lot
our kids lives, but we're trying
to convince those capable lo
gwe ii d lry," sdld Crenshaw.
Crenshaw is still working on
recruiting sophomore James
Dawkins, who along with Felix
a nd Taleni Tanielu displayed
hlS e xplosiveness in the
Eagles' backfield last fall.
Community college -Cypress at
Orange Coast. 3 p.m.
High school -Corona del Mar at
Laguna Beach, 3: 15 p.m.
Coaches' All·Se• View IAague girts basketbaU-1996 Speedway returns
Co-Most Valu.ble Players
Junior returner Chns Felix
proved he was capable of more
than JUSl laking part last
spring. fuushing second and
third al PCL Finals m the 200-
and 100-meter spnnls, respec.-
tivel\' Feltx also firushed mnth
m Of Southern. Seel.Lon. Divi-
sion III in the 100 m 11 .08 sec-
onds
David Avalos, junior George
Gutierrez, senior Michael
Appell, junior Arturo Vivar,
freshman Stephan Appell and
Ben1amin Cardenas will con-
tribute at 400 and 800 meters.
SWIMMING
High school boys and girls -Dana Hills
at Newport Harbor, 3: 1 5 p.m.
BADMINTON
High school -Santiago at Corona del
Mar, 3 p.m.
Player, school
Erin Stovall, Woodbridge
Melanie Pearson, Woodbridge
First Team
Breanna Badorek, Newport Harbor
M.E. Clayton, Newport Harbor
Jennifer Gardner, Corona def Mar
ht. yr.
5-7 Jr.
6-1 Sr.
6--0 Jr.
6--0 Jr.
6-1 Sr.
avg.
20.5
16.3
9.8
9.9
11.0
COSTA MESA -For one night
only, March 16, the Speedway ~
Spring Classic will be motoring
its way into the Orange County~ _
Fairgrounds for an American
Motocross Association event.
Cas.tello.n.. who has little
experience · but great promise,
JOins junior Miguel Vega in the
hurdles.
RANKINGS
lllENNIS
Clf Division I
Cathy Joens, Woodbridde
Ta!"i Weaver, Woodbri ge
n ~opp,-EJ Toro --
Julie Primero, Irvine
5-10 Fr.
5-6 Sr.
57 Sr.
5-6 Sr.
9.8
5.2
11.4-
9.9
Some of the top U.S. motorcy-·
de racers will be competing: _among an international field ·
·the AMA championship.
Feluc will also anchor the
1.600 relcl} quartet and ts a top
long Jumper
Juruor Gerson Salgado won
d PCL bronze meddl in the
1,600 and should CdJTY the dis-
tance tofC'h left by graduated
In addition to Llebengood,
Crenshaw's staff includes run-
ning coaches C harlie Appell
dnd Wes Hinson, the latter a
standout himself at Southern
Cahlornia College.
1. Santa Barbara; 2. ~ del Mar,
3. Woodbridge; 4. Beverly Hiiis; S. Penin-
sula; 6. Camarillo; 7. Diamond Bar; 8.
Westlake; 9. Agoura; 10. Los Alamitos.
BOYS VOLLEYBAU.
OF Division I
· 1. Mira Costa; 2. Capistrano Valley; 3.
Harvard-Westlake; 4. Huntington Beach;
S. Santa Margarita; 6. Royal; 7. Corona
del Mar, 8 . Santa Barbara; 9. San
Clemente; 10. Loyola ..
SecondTHm
Carly Moss, Woodbridge .
Lindsay Warmington, Corona def Mar
Jami Allred, Irvine
Colleen Eadie, Newport Harbor
Carlie Willard, Santa Margarita
Erin Conley, Woodbridge
5-7 Jr.
5-7 Jr.
5-10 So.
5-8 Jr.
5~9 Jr.
6-1 Sr.
6.4
16.1
8.4
7.7
8.0
5.9'
The field is expected to
include: Bobby Schwartz, Lance
King, Gary Hicks, Mike Faria, •
Josh Larsen, Brad Oxley, Steve
Lucero, Charlie Venegas, Rob--·
Pfetzing, Gary Ackroyd, Shawn ~
McConnell, Don Odom and Bob-·~
Melissa Ford, Corona def Mar 5-7 Sr. 7.5 by Hedden: among others. .
For more information, call 492--•
9933.
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111" · '~" t s VllLL ancl TICE OF PUBLIC SALE cenha Ave.. Costa Mesa, business yel7 No Beach, CA 92646 ducted by· an 1nd1v1dual THE NATURE OF lHE PRO· SPECIALISTS INC ATIN L 0 lh1ed Sllles) W111o1t WllT9'1'f
C<>Cl 'a ; tie udnuucel A1rtiot1 Self-Storage will Ca 92627, (714) 646-3865 Newhunt Nalu Inc Paul J This busmess 1s con-Have yq_u started doing CHQINGS AGAINST YOU YOU CHRISTIANO 2503 EASTBLUFF e,pten or~• In 1111a use
to P' J't• 111" .,.,,.1 and co1 tluc.t a public sale ol TIME 3 OOPM, Slored by Burnell Presid'cnt ' . duc1od by: an ind1v1dual business yo1? yes, 11-26-95 SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER DRIVE SUITE 204 NEWPORT pontSSQI or encumbrms .i
uny t 1 ~ s ;-...• :iva1l.Jole 1110 con1onts of lho storage the following persons: This statement was hied Have you started doing Mary Murray Shelton , On 4/03196 at tO 00 AM . BEACH CA 92660 The property "Ohl lt1le ftf lll"'9sl ~to
lc,r u· '""111..itiori 111 lhe f11Jl spricC'(s) named below. C204 Roso Hurtado, C266 with the County Clerk of business yet? No This statement was fllod CHICAGO TITLE COMPANY as neretolore described IS belllO "1d~heldby••llid!TM!ee
•er 1 , ·1,c c.ourl v .. 111 Ille contents being Art Boucher Orange County on 3•1.96 Cindy Parks with the Counly Clerk of 1ne auiy JPOOtOtlld Trustee 5010 ·as is· lhe street addms" "1d 10 ,. lallMlg dncrlbed
T••L P£.1111o•i rcqucs1s so1cJ to me highest bidder, ProperlA 24517, 1725 19963675045 This slatement was filed Orange County on 2-5-96 unoer erlO oursuant 10 Oeeo of alld otlltt common Oesignal!On ~ 11~.,,. lbUltd ~~;;\~: '~ ~ocra~.'.1~·n:~~;P~~e ~~ •• ~~vg~~le~~~~~o~:cathe ~~m~~:21 voi1;0~2~f~;· Daily Pilot March 6, 13, 20. w~thn lhe Co~nty Cl~r~ of 19963672390 Trust recoroeo on 05/06193 JS ti any OI tilt rUI property OMly end SI•. Ind Tu
dl· 1 :....:m1n•~tra1•0.1 ol Es-The salo is being hold 10 TIME· 4 oo~M ) stored by 27 1996 W488 O a ge C~9~;; ~~ 96 Oaily Pilol March 6• 13• 20, Document No 93 0304692 descnbed above IS purPOfled to Pll'l:lll No t:u.Jl.JJO fl!lftl
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v..1 J·lvw the pc:r~onal rep-will be hold al 3800 Cam-G312C Thomas Long, B03S PUBLIC NOTICE Daily Pilot March 6• 13• 20• PUBLIC NOTICE tile Otrioe OI me Recoroer OI PORT BEACH, CA 92660 The diem& re'ltllt, tall lor ~ ...
1cscn1Jtrvo 10 1:iko many pus Dnve, Newporl Booch, James Rechonle 27• l998 W492 ORANGE County Calilornla understoned Trustee d!Sclalms Trv~IN INlces no "Pftl"llbon
.1r.:11uris w11hou1 court ap-CA 92660 on March 28, Owner reserves the right Fictitious Bualness Fictitious Bualness @xeculed Dy NANCY CHRIS-any haD1llty tor any incorrect-at wwra'lly IN snat ldchss at
wo.al Before 1 .. k1n11 cer-t996 a1 3 oo pm 10 bid et the sale. Pur· Name Statem-nt PUBLIC NOTICE HametC\atement TIANO A MARRIED WOMAN AS oess 01 Ille str"I address and oe. COii!~ ~ ol h
1.1111 '"'' 1mpor1ant acltons. Aucttoneer s Name. KE ch.oses must be made w1lh The follo~1ng persons are Flctltloua Business The fotlowlng person\ are HER SOlE & SEPARATE PROP other common dnignallOO ti lbo"9 descnbed ~ " pur-11u~1c~er. ttie personal rep-Au ct• on Ser v 1 c e. pe1sonal checks or cashier dOlng business os A) Jag· Na • Stat t do.ng business as: Oxfoid ERTY ~ TMtOf AME RIVEST any snown lltreto Said sa1I WIH parMd to .. 11 Slarti ll Cour1
'"s1mtat1vo Y.111 be roqu•red Phonil., .909-873-0744, P 0 cnecks only and paid tor al uar A•Oualtty Service. 9) The ,;owing p~',';~~s are Enterprises. 361 Oak Place. WORKOUT SPECIALISTS INC t>e maoe Dul wilhoul covenant IMwpol1 Btldl. Ct. t*3 s.d
10 9.,e notice to 1nte1csted Bo• 825. Rialto. CA 92377, the time of purchase. All Range Rover A·Ouahty Ser-doing business as· A) Flat Suite w. Broe, CA 92621 A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION or warraniy uprtssed or praper1y 11 bltr1I! 11*1 lor the
persons unless lhcy nave Bond•· 14&637300640 P.urch~~11d goods are sold vice., C) lend Rover A-Broke Society B) ·Flat Tax Scott Cur11S Oxford, 300 as Beneloeiary WllJ. SEll AT iml)lleO regarding tltte pas·.,..,,,,. ol hi ..-,.._1 waived no11ce or consented The public 1s inv1t&d to al· es I~ , end rust ~e ro· Ofa~y Strvlct ~44 recn;:-Society 13642 Havenwood Berkshire Way, t"facenlla, PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE ussion or encrumt>ra11C11s 10 ~;;j DJ' ':i'0tect ~I ~°no 11:~df~~~~:~~ a~c,;;1~'.~~ ~~~01T~~~:rv!'se .~:s~g~~lfu :rif~~rtl:~ \~r.~~~g ~o •:~~: rc!nia ':l262~1 a aso. a -Drive, Garden Grove, CA ~~1926i0 I I HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH pay tl'lt remarnmg prtn¢1pal 1um llCWllg ._ ~ 91P8'1-oi
tr;ition auth,;irity will be bid chase go0d1 IOI rtsale CW I. Inc., 644 Terminal 9}6~3 C B L duct!d b~~ :,,·~~lvt~uJon· (pay3t>1e al llme of sate In lilWIUI et lht note(s) SICUrtd Dy s.lod 1111 TN lo4ll llllGIJfll ol the
granted unless an inlet· A geno1al dtscript10n ol must provide a copy of Way, Costa Mesa, CA .,'?,. n2 H · evingston, H d d money 01 Ille Untied SliltH by Died ol TruJt. Wl\tl lllllftsl ~ ~ ......_ """1tt.1
eslod poison hlH an ob-the property being 901d. lheir Cahlomla State Boa1d 92627 1...... avenwood Orlve. bu~~~ .. ~ou .W"rte OUlg casn a casnier s cnedl arawn ltl•reon IS PfOYidtd In said ...._, ~.ti~
1ectton to tho Pet•tton and along with the ldenhly 01 ol Equahtatlon Seller'• Per· Thi• business 11 con-Oardtn Orov1, CA 92643 1995 Y yn. Jary by • slilte 01 natlooal IM!Ok • notl(s). ldVlllCll II any under -~ CXJl1t, ...,._ Ind
st1ow good cause why the the Oc:cupant rtnttng the m1t at tlme of JXJrchaH • .Qucted by: a corporat1on Th~s business Is conducted Scoll Oxford Check dr~IMI t>y a state or \tit terms ol lht Oetd ol Trust ~ • II-. 1111-. d h .,..,
court should no1 g1a111 the space are as follows: Sales art subfect to prior Have you stoned doing by. an lndlvldual 1 This slalemtnl was flleef tederal credit union or a cneck estimated fees Charges and pidc-.cin o1 1w Nola o1 llUS·
authority. 1054, Shirley A Kirk· cancollatfon In 1ne event ot bu11nr.ss yet? Vos. 1994 bHa'f• you l~r1od dong with the County Clerk 01 dralMI bY a StAle or tedt1al expenses ol lh• t1us1M 111d ol .... , s." ttJl."J lt Otlld
A HEARING on the pell· pahlck, Bod 111:imc, l1v1ng settlement between C1Wner C.W .. Inc., Brigitte Bontolt, Ju~ ne~s5y~ • 0 Orange county on 2•13-96 savings nnd loan association mt trusts crtated bY Slt4 O..d rtllfvwy 1' ttM fl£OIONAl
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•. 199G at t 45 P 1.1 1n 1101. Thomas Bo•. com· lhls 13th tnd 20th day of This statemef\t was tiled h 1 •1•tement was 1""' bank specihed 1n secllOll 5102 E timated Accrulcl 1111er .. 1111d • Oept 703 loCJlto<J iii 341 puler, desk, Shop Vac, March 1996. Publtc St0t· with the Courlty Clttk ot w11h the County Cletk ol Oailt, P1101 Match 13, 20, ot tilt ftnanc~ Codt lfld s i 1-------------------
The C11v Ori•o Soutt1, Or-typew11ter. oll1ce ch11rs, age, AQ1nt fOf' lh• Owne<. Orange Counly on 3·1-96 Orange COi.iniy on 3·1·96 27, Apnl 4, 11196. WSOO i\111\0fllld 10 do blnlnHS in lnrs :.':"1t1:i~ P<!i,~l;:
an<Jt CA 9~tt0 golf clubs, sevetal boxee· Pubftshtd Newport 19963075052 HH367509t st.lit) Al tn lllt lrC>nt OI tll• THE BCNHIC~'f MAY ElECT
IF YOU Of!JECT TO tha contents unknown 8each-Co11a Mesa D111y Diiiy Pilol Marc:h 6 13 2o Oa1ly Pilot March e. 13, 20, PUBLIC NOTICE ft""potes al lllt m•in tnl"' i\ltll TO BIO LESS T .... , T .. f FULL granltng of Iha µc•ti11on. you t 117, Larry M11call. lilt Piiot Match 13, 20, 1906, ' ' ' 27, 199G W4!13 ...., C ',(_ """ " should appeDr 111 mo Mar-boxos·contonls unknown W499 27• 1996 W49l ,. Flctltlou• Bualne•• to llM Pt.~nt11 IVIC 1<Wntar CREOIT 810 Tht t>tntllcilfy
mg and stale vour ob-1123. Derrick Walker. bo•-rUBLIC NOTICE Ham• lt•Mment 401 411 l Clt;ipman Avenue undtrs11d Ottd olTrUltlltttto-
1echons or f.1e w1111en ob· contents unknown PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC"NOTICE Tht lotlOWlng peisons ate Plaoen11.1 CA a• rignt 11\Je ano IOtt ••te1111d tnd lleMr'to to
lections w11h me court be-·1149. Elsinore Ae101pace Fl tltl 8 J Fictitious 8u•lneH doing buslneH as· Wtsl· internt '°'1VIYld lo atld now 111• undtr510ned a •ltJtll
ore the htattng You1 ap· 61rv1ces. sleel 1helvlrig, CORRECTED 0 ou• ua neH ·Name lt•tement tm Ft ., 300 Pros 1 htld IJy 11 11n6tf 'IMS 0..d OI Otc:UrallOn ol OtlllJh and De·
pe:ironce may bo 1n poison metal cabinets. computer1, NOTICE Ham• Statement Tht following per1on1 aie New~ Beach CA 92~ • Tru$1 in 1111 OIOPlflV S1tui1H in m11111 lor salt and a wrtnen No
or by yout 011orn1.1v printers, Fa11 Mach INVITINQ BIDS The following per~ns aie doln$1 t>u11n1u as· Auel Daniel L oonle • JOO ,,,ia Counrt taht01n11 lltSCflO· tice of Default atid E!eellOll 10
IF YOU ARE A CRCDITOn 1178, Dorrell E. Mllln. Tho County Sanlla\lon dOlng bUlln•H ... BNuly Strvte••. 9412 I.anal Circle, Pro•p•ct SI N~wport 100 tnl ianlf lhtlllll 'AACll. 1: Sell Tl\I un0tt1igneo CIUMd
or a con11ngont croclllor of tirus lighting llxture1, Districts ot Orange County, ~~!'tt·~5 ho~T~m~!s~"c~ ~untlngton Beach, CA 9eoc111, CA 02U3 LOT 27 Of TRACT NO H~ AS J~ Nollet ol Ot~ll lftd Cite·
lhe docoas<td you must Ill• choir. shelvlng Calllornlf, will receive t>ld• 92628 • • ~64: 0 S Thi• bu1lneH 11 con-P[A A.IAP RECORDED IN BOOI( uon to Stl to be rtc:OfOtd 11111t
your claim w11h 1he coun t 184, M111r M11U1et1on. until Tuuday. M11rch 2e. Amil•• Cotmehct tnc C 11
141 llohr, IM12 Lanai dueled by: an lnd1Vldl.lll 214 PAGE$ • lHRU 10 MIS· 00\/n~ wtllle N 1w PfOC*IY
and mM a copy 10 lhe per· Sto110. M11c housthOld 1996. at 11.00 am D•d• ICA) 151 Kalmu• 'ouve C~Cti64H1unbng10n Beach, Have YoU atatttd doing CfllAHfOOS A.IAPS IN THE IS IOCa9d and mOft '*' llWtt
sonal 1epr .. tn1a1ove IP" 1tom1, dining room llblt w/ must be rec;91ved II me $ ' H 3 Co CA bu91MH ~? No • OHICC OF THE COUNTY RE• po.ott<l by "" coun ~1th1n ch111rt, recOfd album1 0151ric:tt' AClmlnlstrahve Of· 02;;;, • tt• Mtu. Thl1 bUtlntu \1 con· Oanltl L Dcini.y COAOUI Of SAID COUNTY tnOllflt llM 1tr IMCt II.ell
lou1 montht f1om 1118 dJle 2052, Janice Froll, IUtl· llc:e by lht d tt herein· Thlt builneaa I• con-~cteo by •n lndivielual Th11 1ta1emtt1( wu liltd '~IL z· A APPURHNANT =:='1 TIYU ~l~rte
ol ftr•t IHutlnet ot lhe 1111· CUI. Uvtral bOlttl• ol>ovt tel forth al whlCh d led b . Hon ave YoU lt.Al'ltd dOlng With the County Clttk of f)(C u'St"' E~M' .. T _, a t111 111 p1ov1dod In 1ec11on con1ent1 unknown ume they will b. openoo uc y. •corpora bualnen Y•I? Yt•, '"''°" Orange C~MY on 2•13-M N l "" •" Trut• •IMCI.--lllW•
9100 of lht C1.11110111111 Pro· 2099, JoAn MattJ'l• \oolt, and tJtam•noci ti the ofhce ~ave you r111td doing M11k 0 SUehr 1tMit13274 ~OA INGIUSS AHO C RESS ICI c:nnu ~ f l'tOSflfTAl•
b:iJt COdt. Th• time lor 1t1 ctlllClrtn• toyt. meny of .~ P111ch•ti.!19 O. ltlon, .:,,.~~ino. ~ tltl~..l.:wa01 flltd O..ly f1!1o4 '"' 21 2f rHR~CTOU<;t4808~Tl_,lTOHT C~$TY OfOf ITY LANl Wt lllAMADINO ntg t~m Wiii nvt "'P'"' bo"in-CQntfntt ..--.~ 10P4 tlll1 Avinue oun-h d Vol V p • al-_...", erl! 6t ' ' " " ~ " I CA 91409 TtllOl\OM lftH'nbtf belert tour monlh1 from 220G, Aichard Uvlne, lain Volley, Ct!tlornla., tor c II 1"*· ice 11 Orange County on 2·11J.N Mitch I, 13, 1MI W471 Jit£WPOIU 6lAC~ COU,.JY Of l909l 114 CM4t .. " GW(N
tM n wig 11 MUCecJ M•1e.. l'IOu hotd 1t.erne, tN• tollciWing dent 1 1 ... i•'IH81 ~Aw.it '!ST~Tt Of CAllfOll C(t'JllMD ASST llCN
al>ov• China Hutch, m.iny l>o ,.. 91tU9'CHdl AffD ~1~1 1~11~~:' w~~~· ~ Dady Pilot ireb. 21, 29, TRAD NIA AS PU Ml# RCCOflOfO TARY °"' 11311 3113 3/20
YOU MAY Cx.AMIN( lht con11n11 unknown INSTALLATION OP Ot~ COl;:J.ty°" 1-l·H Merch I, 13, 1t9e W477 E '~ 800( ~14 PAGfS 4 THAU 31?1i'lll •
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:ire 1 por1on lnttrHto<I in 1er Catt. t1et10 c1t)in41I, lflf"'.,.. ccnlitlid NlOUS a.tAPS ltf HE OHICl .... rour ho~ '--------;...-~--.;_---.&a tho ••tale. you mat 1110 mon~ bo-H~Of'lttnll un T•CMMOlOOY Daily Pilot March e, 13, 20, M....,,.l,-llTI Of lHf COUtflY llfCOl.OE~ Of t"""'41f\ ..... m.d. ~1th the c:ou1t a founoll At· ~wn, 1ona>Nay tool ttltll, TMaUR COllP\U RT, ltol W•llO WO COUNTY UC(PT lHfRl· .,.._...,.
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~flt[ C1 IRUll lCl S SAlC I $ Str.oct ·ton-rMI J 111 II 6 llo 1?;11154 Uft• Codtl lo111 lM rnlM•t ~o~ ~"""~ ,::ie C Ol 11~-"? 1711 Ill lllt City of 11tclud1119 but !IOI t•;l•1 ... 1 Of o4 ~ hO'I' (tfl\'111 RM:f C'OIO'I tllftl Idell-01 C:Ollll'* cMt<Q ~litatlOfl• ll'cl l"tlllllfltf l~t Ottd Of lrutl Wllll ·111t1111i at Ill l"Cllled by !lit al""'I tlllCllbe!I biufll!CI lof llllt flUIPollll '11111•11•
llo l l1 IPI 422 511 14 JO ltllrl by ~ u"<let .,1,... Oled w Olll ~1 COUllly ol Ol~o• tlr "9 o4 ~..,.,,,.f'll 11C.01dtll hlUMMV 3. tos:J, 111 •••11 ti 1110Pf'tt 11 lllown ' 6'11.gntd CJ•Nll uid 11otirt 11f Nod not• p1cwod"" •wane. 11 ()Nd ol t111st 111d ttlWl••ld rte~td 011lly OI lft .,..,.,., If SC~( COfll/!1«1 • dul't 111114 ,.. the ,,.0 t ,..,_ 1 ot State of CJflT0111". u '"°" 011 a 1111111119 Ol*~ho11e, loQtllttt wotll llol>~ 2446 t'IV• _ 8? ol oftfill ~ •• llO -11111( it Oivtn •to .itl.1• 1nd ol MJIOll to be anw. u11dtl tht 1111111 ot Nod °""1 cotll ••1'111-artl lldVlllCM " AVAILA8l£ ltf( C)(Jl(Cl£0
IPP04"lfd l1utl• undet 1111 df!ICll~t<I inusroit RAHO: 1" map thereof t«Orded 111 bllek SO, the YN et Mid 1111lte1 for od 1ecnrd1 YOU AR£ IN Ot'.fAUl T ~• complelt11'1t 01 c:ooec:t"-1' ""-1dtdNovtnlbet 21 . 199~ 3t "of l1ut1. '""' cll1•g11111 ~II SISi>,"14 2S ·It• 1>C•t1tlllt that at QrCNINC 810 MAY DC 081AINf0 lotlo~i clwrtbtcl l1"d "' l1u11 lEE P£CCY A l[[ 8£NUlCIAA~ ~tt 32 and 36 mctuatve, mrtcel weCI• tanltt tunn141, m1n1ng UNDER A OHO Of IRUST !)Alt D lite befttlitta<y undet uld Ottcl tnar. ~ 199!>0S'131 ~In 8001( t110t11N.OI tht T1u1ltund of the lhe 111111 ot tale th• o!Mtflong lid BY CAI.LING ltf[ fOl LOWING ~ll SEU Al PURllC AOC rt~ AMC f INANCIAI. llO · "ll!'COtded wn•wt mapa rtc111tJ1 ol uld txranlt0n1 or thatt1,Jrovtd8(1, 8i'Olllll 1JN\.(S$ YOU IMC ot f 11ttl, llV 1nt0n of 1 btNClt 0t P191 ot OlllCl<ll ~1d1 1n tht t1u1t1 cmttld hy wld Ditti of mav b4 Int lhan fl>t total tndtbl· I EL£Ptt0NC NUMB£RS ()tj Ill
10 ftll HIGllUT 11100{1\ FOR Augull t!I, t989. a• l!lllr No .ag Otan9e county f¥GePI tlletetr<1n1 howevtt, ''):.;:.:.all 1101 bt ACTU~ Ul J'ROJtGT _10U ~tlau~ 11tJht obltQ,11.,., ~Itel oil°" QJ ll\l ljGQla ql.O.....-lrual Said ult Wttt be held on ednttt du• Dltlt 7113196 l O DAY BHOI\£ THf SAL£ CA.91 I"' !lit lofint oilllU If '33331111 BooV 1 ol Ollowl ill CITld'r041. ret1w1111. l•-l!tet COUll»td t •••dl99' ~:'ll flAY et SCl'O A htttby,""ll't1t1ofolt llltcuttd alld :Ounly, Sllif Sale orJtoo•ty w--~th 19 1096, at 300p111 on S£RVtCE COMPANY 'at a.lid t7l•~IO S690 TAC 42447°' la~ 111 tflt u...t«1 St~H "-tdt 111 tht ~ltct ol lht noll-u111 l"cl .. ~dtf'<i tllb OI aoth lllhtc l!ClfllllOllt wllltlt Ill A PUl!llC SAi E If YOO Hf CO AH d--td lo lht ~nd9111gntd a M matte 1n ·n •· COlld•hCill 1~• lront tltl>I to INt f'llranct of Trull•. Cmdy ~. Altttltfll PUll-'·71 :J 6, 3·1!1 ~ tlw! f~ltl, • Ufl1tlfl! 04 Reco<d ... ot Ollf\Oe Co.•ty Aid llill\Cft a"4! oth• 111111.,ats uNI"" "° Wlr u.e OI 111 •~t w,., afltci ElO'l.AHATICW •Of Ttll f!IATUl\E 1dl111 Oeclatllio• of ·Otlwh encl """'out ~tflitll 01 -•illlff tit'! ()l~noe Cttic Willet '\00 E Stcrt111( IS77 Hlvtn lw•. ;...;t"'"'~ ~ 111· c [leed o1 """ dWJ1bet the tllCI Ill Nod ll'ld ftQpl lltt flQll Ille lllllP '""'' nt taoel w. ~ Ttl( Pf'OCECOlt«l AGAJHST Dlmand IOf salt. &lid WIAllll txpreu 01 tmpl>td ltQlldlltQ hi Cloaoman Ol1n9•. cA· "Al lltt ltffl Alndlo ~· CA 11730' RENT ~IO· 29241t (payable Ill lolloWHlg ~IOl'lfl sec Al to UM any l'MIM "' tht 11111 •lld wlldl dn not fflltt Ntd Lwl YOU YOU SftOUlO CONTACT ,. notaot delau-•ntl ol tledlOfl tn ootMlllOfl, (II tncumbr!Hlcn ID ot lh• Nl~tlill l'Ullill"~IOft ol lh 19001 94!>.S451We .,. ~HllhllO
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5530 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PENINSULA 2607 RENTALS 2722 FOUND 2925 3018 5530 5530 5530 -a.:..r •••3Bd2BaCondoiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Avl 4/1. Lg Pool. Nice 1 BR $600/mo uttl pd. 1 New Z8' motor home FOUND • Cockollol, •Yacht Club• A IR F 0 RC E 0 P· GET PAID TO SHOP!
unl l on g1eenbol1. houso to sand, sundk, for rent Full kitchen. noar Brookhurst & Tot-•Membership• P 0 RT UN IT IE S. MAK E $ 3 4 7
,..1 ~~~11~,.s:r;<; Closo to Trlongto Sq. w /d. Avt 3/12. 301 E. shower, TV/VCR. Day bor1, F.V. 968·0640 For 1 /2 price. N o w hiring high WEEKLY. As Mystery
SI050 mo. 642·2649 Balboa#l. 644-7946 & wkly rates. 559·8844 FOUND 3 16 • Gioon/ (818) 441-6950 sc h o ol g1 aduat os Sho ppo1for local All rqf utlit ldfttthmg 1n this Or calf 641 ·0593 M·F 7 27 I C h k I · di •Lg 2Br 1Ba $1050 Oceanfront 3Br 2Ba yolfow parakeet noar•---------arics 1 · 01 me-slores cc ncn I·
HOUSES FOR RENT New pnt/crp1, lrplc. near NB pier. Book 171h & trv1no Ave, Overstocked with • Chamca o or cc · ness . c oan moss. ~pe1 is Aellject IO lhe hd· 1 & th t h I 1 ·
era alrHHslllfAclOl1961as I I Wo w1·11 Sh f T v . Bo•h JBr 2Bo w/2-cai gar. No pets. Yrly. now for summer wkly N.B. 646-8895. stuH? n ca areas. o P or · · s.
lllllllddwltlctt1111,nitllle91t gar, lrptc. Ono w/RV 760·1713 or 857-1776 rontat. 714-434·1424 A call to tram you. Call 10 DAY! clo thes. more! We pay to 'M"rtlH .. .,,, p1tlercnn. B th 513951 FOUND near 171h & Classified 1 ·800·42J-USAF. lo r II You koop It.
llmltlll.n •.. , I ·n 1• storage. o •STUDIO $550• Tustin Ave.. C.M .: A I d SASE r • "' mi 1 ton mo Agt Jim 850 1220 ·11 h I PP y, son · · · · II~ OD race. color. rehgion. . . . Now pnt/crpt, refrlg & RENTALS TO Rare-looking pigeon, w1 e p ATTN: EX p ER I· to: Shoppers. 9852 w.
HJ, hll,a11• lll:iillal slllus or ut1t incl. Y11y. No pots whtto w/ btack/b1own ___ 6_4_2_·5.._6.._7_8____ EN c E o TR u c K Kate Ila. Depl. 168·
lllMllllfltil.••illluUonto LAGUNA 760-1713 01 857·1776 SHARE 2724 toatho1s. Pet? !"'6:J· lll•••••••mJ~D~R~IV~E~R~S~.~DRIVE 2069. Anaheim, CA
-m-.., Wt• ,rtt11t ~~!c.H-:_-:_-:_-.--~1.4! ,_c_o_R_O_N_A ____ ,~Biiiiiiiiit iii, ,iii[iii, N•Biiiiiiiiiirt=::~20...~---===-= EMPLOYMENT ___ 4
· ___ _ ~••lscrlml11111Jon." eau u • prvt Lost Dog corner of hme. Phn/coble/kltch/ Npt. Shores Dr./Lego·
•• Jllla 111wspaper wlll nol Exclusive No. Laguna DEL MAR 2622 lndry. Quiel & Clean. nla. Shelly/Toy Collie Hove A
UI011ri•t1Y'"1pluyadmtise· ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil S400+ ulf 645-9515 Please call 65()-4321 ---------11111il lllf 11111stal1 wltk ll ls In Lg 2Bd 1 ·563 Sloop· 1• EMPLOYMENT G S j I Y1116111ftlllt ... O.r1tlden mg 10 barking sealsl •WALK TO BEACH! Lido Is. frg hm w/p1of. Lost lemale while oroge a e.
ww --~ ...., .. d lltat 111 Gardon.gar. J76·9042 S 1ud 1 0 . "Q u 1 et . Prof tem. Pvt bd, blh. Boxer 'Sugar.'.>,. op· 5530 f
•lllf!IJiltll MYlrtlaed 111 lhls $585 348-9424 dock, cbl, w/d, gar. prox 50 lbs-. C.M. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ..... ..,,..-:-, ..._ ;\ ~ .. IWlllllllt 00 111 maid S800 673-7886. Back Bay (Irvine/Univ) 535,000/Vr Income ·" ·1 --~NllL Tl com· NEWPORT NB/Westclltl 2Br clean, 2/18. Loash & choke potential. Reading
plllllflMlcrtmlutlll.caUHUD BEACH 2169 COSTA MESA 262'1 now & bright. Quiet, ~h:!'da s~ed~~!W!~: books. Ton F1ee (1)
llll·he II t·lllO·CZHStCI. for iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii nice area. Fem prefd. 800·898·9778 Ext. A·
E Sid C I S450+ •h ultf 642·6122 Joe (H) 650-6l l8, (W) 1361 lor details. lkYIUhl 11•.oc .... ,.._ • BIG CANYON -• ollago, w 631·5226. REWARD. ---------ulHUDllCZS·:ISOG.. McClain Townhm• vouftod coilrngs, closo
HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR SALE
GENERAL 1002
fov·T FORECl.OSED
t)om•• for pennies
l>n ~1. Dehnquont Tax,
llapos, AEOs. Your
Aroa. Toll F1ee 800·
ll98-9778 Ext. H·1J98
lor curionl hstmgs.
t ~.
N:EWPORT
B~CH 1069
MsToR1c s1TE
3bd 2.5ba. 2 docks, to shopplng/flooway I••••••••• LOST: 2 Cockatlela
S S585 & up. Calf for COMMERCIAL 3/1. COM/NB area. wotbar, fplce. ocure o · I apt. 642·1390 no s yellow/Ian, pkg/storage. View ot ,_..;..________ REAL ESTATE tamo, gonlle. Othor is
golf course. Pool/tenn EASTSIDE gray/white, semi-tome,
S1900/mo 640-5274 Country Woods sweol 759.3111
2 Br, range, oncl gar,
x-tg yard, S985. Npt
Hghts See Ownor 437
Princeton D1 .• CM
Beach Area
Peninsula Yearly
UnfurntNaterfront
1, 2 & 3 Bdrm
Steps to Sand
$750·$1675
Villa Rentals
Property Mgmt
675·4912
2, Br,kslplt·dlvt, kw/sstu8d5v. , _________ REWARD: Lost Sh1h-
p, s Y I, ec · 7 ' '"'USINESS OFFICE no pots. 180 21st St . .D Tzu (mod1um size,
646-11641645·9543 FOR RENT 2769 ~r!~:~ ·01 ~~11 ~~ow~~
**TOWNHOMES•* grey. 6 years old. Very
2 BA, 1 1/2 BA, pa· JW AIRPORT low fluffy halrl Lost In the
lios. S795; 2 Mostor, business closing. All vicinity of Narcissus &
patio. garage, w/d hk· lurntshlngs, law 2nd St. Mar. 3 673-
up S950; 1 BR, poflo, books, cop101, etc . for 8 9 4 8 gar, 5650. 548·7367: sate. Loase nego-_F..;;..O...;U_N_D.;;._ ____ _ 548-7460 • 5 koys .. liable. O hve-851·2010 alaim acflvator. Found
GREAT
LOCATION
1-!-3 "'· $&30-$900.
Lrg privalo exec office 2/25 near UCL Call
spc avail in Eastblutf 646·2232.
w/phone, fax & copier.
$400 negot. 717·0606 ---------
WATERFRONT OFFICE HEALTH &
In Lido Peninsula, 727 FITNESS 3000
sq tt +dock. Fjreptace, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
rost1m w/showor. xtnt
water view. Avail 5/1. ---------.
$1 100/mo. 675-1 129 ll "llnlts on 2 lots. ~425K. 1 hso to bch. _,...,...__,......,....-.,,.........,....,..,,.-~cn vu. Bkr 642·3850 Lido Isle 3Br 2:V•Ba. frpfc. 2-car gar, patios,
Gated/Cov'd pritng
Elevators. Pool
Rec/Weight Room
OrHite Mgm~ 2 NIWPOIT lllCUTIVI
WIHDOWOmas
If You CHERISH
YOUR LIFE
You BETTER
STOP SMOKING
714-760-8182 Bv Owner 3Br 2V..Ba 111 Vi a Eboh. S2300/
f'lewport Terrac e tno. 310,;277-1583
"Ondo. End unit on ---------
cut-de-sac ad10 1ns 1 LUXURY LIVING
pcre park. Pool. soc FOR LESS n"J'lrd, elc. $159K. For mQl8 lnlo 646·94J5 L1vo in Newpo1t'a fin· ost homes al a lroc·
Gas & w... Pllid
Casa Uictor ia Apls.
525 U1clor1a SI., CM
714-646·9966
JJWx u·
• Amenlde• Av.!labl• · -Nl'IWl1 OtcorlQCI
• F,.. Pll'tllfl&/11 J.W.A.
Al' for Sal*a 47&.2434
TENNIS LESSONS
I ST LESSON FREE
U.S .P.T.R. Certified
Instructor 642·5188
CEMETERY LOT/
CRYPT 1225
uon of normol 1ent. II --.---:..-----
you have quahly lur-NEWPORT
n1shings ca11123.1151 BEACH -------PERSONALS
****LUXURY '""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim
2 6•6
ii
9 BUSINESS &
$900 Burial space fo1
two. ·weatmlnste1
N\)morlQI Park. Call
208-736·9 T 02
Wate,.front Condo t• FIN C 2BA 2.75 BA. Highly PROMONTORY pourr AN E PERSONALS
upgraded. With boat 2Br 2Ba w/lrplcl New •••••••••
I I S 2 8 0 o I c1pl/palnl, mirrored iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
s P · m 0 · ward1obe cfost. $1335 ---------Agt 54<>-?000 Ext 306· Avalf lmmed. 675-8003 BUSINESS
3002
$40,000/Vr Income
potentlal. Home
Typists/PC users. Toll
Freo (1) 800-898-9778
ex T-4645 for lisUngs.
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erso111wl. Inc.
Reporiter>s, Wriileris,
Conf riibuf or>s ..
needed for weekly newspaper. General
& community news. Some photography.
Mac helpful. Exo_erie.o.c.ed. __
Send resume; 3writing samples to:
P er sonnPI Oepl.
P.O. Box 2929
New ort Beach, CA 92659
Pacific View Memo-
r(al Park, Magnolia
Ciourt , companion
Cfypt SGOOO 536· 1 I 84 . .
Npt North 2Br 2Ba OPPO TU TY condo. 2·car gar, AC, * 1 BR $625• R NI
w/d, pool. Avail 4/t . 2BR 2BA $725/Up 2904
$1 395/mo. 640-1529 Relrig & dlsh~ashor iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Incl. 60x30 pool. No _......_ _______ The best of Orange pell. No fees. No A Great Dealt Must
LOTS Co's fabulous homes! lease. 545-4855 Raise Cash lmmed. FOR SALE 1400 Visions Properties BAVRIDOE It, bright, Selling 14 candy/soda on Dlspla~ Is looking mach by 3/11). Nel
tor people with quality upper unit. 2 Br. 2 Ba, S12K. 1·800-767·2284
THE FREE PARMl .. E 1-97~ All. FREE
Only Normal LO. to Colo
STARTING
A .NEW BUSINESS??~~>
'EASTSIDE CM lurnllure to llvo In :,~~~g~91~;~J;im:~9 QROWtNO MAIL 0·2 Lot 50x200 with '\hose properties whlle Haverfield NB ORDER BUSINESS
-; "'od oom ~ Bath they are on the mar-d h 1 1 $500 ~ ,.... r ' kot tor sal" at a trac· S ON o nee 1 0 P • "°use with har wood • •BLUFF C D $900 per WHk pos·
uoors. l"•oda TLC hon ot the normal Newer 3Bd, 3Ba. den. atble, Part.time/Full· ~45,000 with ownor cost. CALL: On the pool. 2/gar. time. Wiii train. Set
financing Contact 714-28<>-8080" $2050/mo. 759-0342. own houra. Calf for ln-
Qll(l*ef, P.O. Box 2404, V•raalll••·Spoctacular Large upalal rs 3Br lormalion packet, 24
N"'pon Boach. CA ocean views. 2Bd 2Bo 2Ba, encl gar. trplc, houra. 1 ·80 I ·323·
92663. beautifully furnlshod. near beach. s12001,_1_0_0_0_. ------
mrbl spa tub t upgrda. mo. 851·1141 E)C'I. 302 UNLIMITED INCOME
TIMESHARES 1S90 s1soo. Agt e31-ao91 tilgh commlulon
ii .. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SOUTH COAST potential Hvlng home
••••••••• owners BIO SS. New TIM SHARE UNITS APARTMENTS METRO 2686 financial .. rvlce. 1·Calf i'NO CAMPGROUND cloH11 delfghl. 1•800·
!nomborahlpa. Ola· fOD RENT 899·6099 Exl. 01617 t"rUI nloa-chaapl ~ Near SCP 38R 28A .
fl Vacallon Network rm. Quiel, xtnt a1ea. toeat a<:coun11. Buy &II
1-900-318-9898
bt. 3247 • '241 ",::-.: .-::=.r -·~
~rfdwtde Hlechona. encl gatage. laul\dry Vending wilh ovor 25
8 and Canada 1· S9SO/mo &46-6883 °'part. 800·118-0908
•00·543·6173 Free BALBOA LIU~~lgl~~~
t•nlal lnforma1io11 ISIAND 2606l•••••••••l1~~~~~~~~~li l~os> 603·5soo MISCELLANEOUS' ANNOUNCEM!N'rS
!1 DelUJ1• aer a8a, AJC, RENTALS
USE•' w/di l>lt·ll'\t. deck, gar, ................ -------_....-~ mlh bay vlww, Avail 4/ 1, LOST Ii NDOS 1. 'H~OO. !23·6008 • 2925
-. IUlNT BAl.IOA ROOMS 2708 POUND .... _______ ,"°"'"'. 91rd Ofaf'lg9-l~~~~~~:g
PENINSUJA 2607 Naialutt• Prh1a1e 1bf, ff0f'lt9d con11r•. 1ounc1li .~ ... ~-----=--:---1 eMt+cten, ..,,..,., wtd. no n .. , ""'""" STA MESJl 2124 $SM ..... "'".,,,... 1 hll prM. poo1. 0u1e1. ewd. a 1t1h St .. C.M. •••••iiiiiiiiil!iiiilllj bt & •tudio, $600. Female ~ 8'...02113 ~ • • ..._ 41 ,. aa., hncti. dlntno •r••· ------------.. , ... o-u .. ii-6._.-...... a-,""o-• ... n
~. 4-c., ci-r. coun· •ppl .• tndfy, bfhlnd K· The Community teath•' weddlno
yd, ofG. lodry rm. t93• brary 101 !. ll•V Mark .. Ploc• alDllM ne., WfllCltft c Meanol•• S1400 Alll ,.,,., .,~:r Cla-111•d Plan. 17th • kvN, .a_ NiJ._.... ..a0 1G:10 UtO) :19'.Qlt.!.._ MSoe•• N.8. '776-4113 .
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TODAY'S
CRoSSWoRo PUZZLE
liiANTiiiiiliiiQiiiUEiiSiiiiii
60iii1ii0 ~r,~N~ 6016 ~~~~ENTS eoss AUTOMOBILES
•BUYING ITEMS*
Lookfng to pu,,oh••• .1 ~ !~!S GOWEN
• . with OMAR SHARIF
'------------------------antt TANNAH HfMCH ACROSS
1 Cult
Ftom 1800·1960. 1 pc to entire estate. Paint·
Inga, china, gla"!_aro,
furn, elc. Tmmed cash.
top 5. 873·8223 IV nisg
Son~ Vld•o 8 Handy· cam Recordtf, Color
mon11or. _. In Now
11100 OBO 875·7239
an ug I~ • l•otrlo ,_CH_1C_u_110_LB_T __ n0_"__.11
b_... guU•r for 5 -"-' ., --
undctr 1200. Hotpl Call liiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
1.a11y at 714·377-0338. 110 GIO Priem 01u1,
5 Rteed1sh 10 As well
14 B1bhcal weed
15 Novelist Jong
16 Wine-growing valley
11 wise -owl
1 8 Wrens' abodes
19 Russian ruler
20 Esteem 2.2 Jugs 24 Name 01 a thing
26 Norwegian capital
27 Loke a snake 31 Ongonated
35 Oklahoma town
36 Breal! in the ac11en
37 Holy City
38 Soil
40 Lunch and dinner
43 Beloved 44 Rose 011
46 -Han 48 Jillian or
Richards 49 Type ol scheme
50 Records 5( Helper
54 Wanes 55 Justice
59 Moved to the beat ol the
music
63 Singer Fitzgerald
&4 Biiiy Joel's ·-Man•
66 Tiny amount
67 Actor Guinness
68 Nearer the !acts 69 Ages
70 Chanoe
71 Editor -Gurley
Brown 72 Persian ruler
DOWN
1 Headhner
2 Factltly
3 Steep rock 4 Renter
5 "The Pit and lhe-·
6 Anger
7 Speech problem
8 lights. camera. _1
9 Observes Lent
10 Moored 11 Loll around
t2 Mast
t3 Paddles cousins
21 Ve• 23 Mollusk
25 Cleopatra's
river 27 Trooper's 1001
Pf'i VIOUS PUUl.E SOI.YEO
.) 13 IMI
28 Costume designer Head
29 Celebratoon 30 Crockett·s last
stand 32 Large body ol
water
33 Meager 34 Deserves
39 Larch
41 Fancy trim 4.2 like a mule
45 Check 47 Pulpit
50 Want
51 Catches sight
or 53 Distance down
55 Dread
56 ·-Want tor.fl
Chnstmas·
57 Quebec's
Sept·-
58 No~ehsl Bellow
60 Wonnie·lhe· -61 S1clllan·11olcano
62 Spnnt 65 Bom
11 12
TEST YOUR PLAY automallc, AC, aound
COMPUTERS 6018 ••••••• aya, ntw ure1/b1akt1.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil TRANSPORTATION s42~ca11 547.3111 Norlh·South vulnerable South
deals. ·
NORTH
•AK78•S
C:,2
0 " 82
•KJ 15
WEST
• Q 10 62
c:>J73
0 QJ 107
... 2
EAST
•J9
c:>Q96
OK865
• •0976 SOl!rH
•8
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The bidding:
SOUTII WEST
10 Pua
2• Pua
40 P ...
S. Pua
NORTII
1•
S• a.
Pua
Opening lead; Queen of 0
EAST
Pou
Pan
Pua Pau
Cover up the 1-:ast and West
hands with your thumbs, then
decide: ls six clubs u good slam?
l low would you play the hand?
I (_you a.re. _going to e.ssa.Y~ a -Slam,
six clubs certainly ofTr rs the best
chance. The bidding shown is one
way of gelttng there South's
sequence promises a better than
minimum ope ning bid with six
hearts and four clubs. and North
can't be blamed for -<ug~sting the
4·3 fit, s ince hea rti. can oe ruffed in
the short-trump hand.
Bf. -..1 P~Jn s PAJD
•I• I I Makins 12 i r icl(1 depends on
being nblo to cuh dum~y's top F.i.Llfll~blf', M , MAC 52oc Powerbook. ••••••••11----.,,_.----spadet for a diamond diacard from --=·,_ New In box 41240 MB,
band and havinr either heart1 or da.il "-novor uaed, s1100, --------FORD 9075
clubt diyided 3·3, while the other -,paaay ....... dt.. Call 714·707·9488 BOATS 70111'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
-I. -AJ b t Oat llal • CDlft dale. 18
bre-. no worse than 4·2. I t oee r..M..ill.I ~ ~~iii~iii~iiii1i~ •e2 MY•t•na e-cyc,
favorable 1pllta make 11lam an iffy ·~ ---------1 2 8EAo8o J•T atlck •hllt, AC, moon.
proposition at. beat., but it doe. 11im· WANTED SKIS No 1raller. Sell roof, new braku.
pllfy the play. TO BUY 6019 both for $5000 obo. 11000. 547·3171
Win the openinr lead with the U NITUD'll 601 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiil Cell 574.4259 wkdya;1-,8-4-T-H_U __ N __ D_•"""R"""a.,.,...,IR~D
ace of diamonds and play off the ace F R iu;. 4 W A N T E D\ 904·3048 evt1/wknd1. Auto, PS/PB, A/C, tllt,
and king of spades, diecardmg the liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Eor patches for seo ---------new trans. Ail<tng
loaing diamond from hand. Next, •HOUSEFUL• sickness. Call Dorleno POWER BOATS $2100 obo, 650·7274 cash the ace of hearts and ruff a Lthr aolas, sleigh bed, at 673·2778. 7012
heart in dummy. Good newa: East-entortalnmont armolre, '92 T•urue AT, AO,
Weat. follow to both rounds. You are Vlctorton furniture allk WANTED: old colnl~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • PS, PB, Cru1, P/Seatl, treoa, colloo & enCI ta· collaclions & gold & P8rtn•r wanted AM/FM, Now tlro1. now ready to teat. how t.he suits blos, otc. <;)randfather 11lvor acrap. Stovo .91 SeoRay Laguna Mint cond. Non 1mk.
divide. clock. 714·8g4·9860 642·9446 day1 23. Twin 135 Morc'a. $8250 548-4180
Cash the king of clubs, overtake B•rely U.ed 7 rt. WANTED: VINTAGE S395/mo. tncl allp.
the jack of clubs with ttte queen and French style sofa. w/ Wristwatches/Clock• Call 854·2009. l·L-l_N_C_O_L_N---9-1-2-0
cash the ace. If both defenders fol· wovorty soil floral NB colloctm pays pre·
low,youcanaurrenderaheartlnck print. Llko now mlum SS. 844-8829
if neceHary and claim the rest of Condlllon. 720-7045 4 •77 Town C•r
the tricks. A trump is the entry Belllnl crib & rocker, FREE TO YOU 6022 SAIL BOATS 701 Original owner. Like back to your hand. white, llko now, $400. ii!i!iiiiiii~iiii!iii!iiiiiiiiiiii new $2500. 642-9574.
When West discards on the third Othor ltorns. 759·0838 FINN ,14 Ft current *******
trump, you must hope for an even ••HIOH·END Furn. FREE TO QOOD tog, IS sails, troller,
division in hearts. Abandon trumps Eclectic mix ol hand· HOME Ma Io great shape. $950.1---------
1 Call 675-3211 MAZDA 912-r and revert to that suit, cashing the canted wood. beve ed Peralan/mlxed cat, 4 01
king. When both defenders follow, glass 1nd marble. Liv· yra. old. 373-6805. Shock Santana '27 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
continue running the suit until Ing, dining, and bdrm -W-h ... l-..,.Q---S---1 GREAT boatl Easy to pieces. 650·9407. l• •rm en he pa rd 1011, rigged to race. East. rufTs. The trump trick is _!lll 3 YHJ J:lJ.d_1omD.lo. can help --wf~lip In you lose. M•dlr•rra-n.-alc.•Wl• spade. Looking for Npl. Harbor for rlnhl carved headboard d h I ••• u
( 1 ) h goo omo buyer. Must sell $3500
'84 P/U B2000 5-apd.
SUr.eo/C&S.L .Goo.IL
work 1ruck. Auna gd.
$850 obo 631·7149.
Learn to be a better bridoe quoen·a zc ' mate • 714·974·7823. neg. 548·3233 • Ing ·dresser w/centor 1---------player l S ubsc ribe now to the doors & mirror. $(J50 ---------
Goren Bridge Lett.er by callinr obo. 646·2P¥ JEWELRY, FURS (800)788-1226 for information. Or
write to Goren Bridie Letter, Moving 6' 'Ralph Lau· & ART 6025 ren g1oen/wh110 cho'tk P.O. Box 4410, Crucaao, n. ~ sofa, green wicker di· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
4410. nouo sot 723·1106 • R 0 LEX •
• L11dy 2· Tone Date
WE PAYCA$H MERCEDES 9130
For good usod Sabots liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
& boat equipment.
Monney's Yacht Sur·
plus, 1500 Old New·
pon Blvd. 548:4192
188 190E 2.3 Whito/ Palo, Records. 1 ·owm
Xlnt cond. 85k ml.
$10,900 obo 673·8948
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714·363·6684
SPEED &
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EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT liiMiiiiiSCii.iiiiiiiiiiii60iilii5
5530 5530 WANTED 5535 PLANT SALE Citrus· -B-U-IL_D_I_N_G ___ _
I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii avocado (Ir u 111n9) S 1 O. MAT S SalH $35K·100K +/Yr Sales Weekond pos•· Swedis h nurse's aide, On/Pigmy palms-lg SIO ERIAL 6030
No exp req. Open ter· lion open. Hours 9.30· loving, caring, avail 10 Herbs S 1. cement iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
ntory. Wilt train. 1·800· 2:30 SavSun. S8 hr + help w/etdcrly. Drive, fountains S110, bird 699·6099 Ext. 81677 bonus. Position opon cook, etc. 15 yrs exp, bths S20. 909-674-9422
Sales Assoc-NB hotel immod. 722"4700 local rots. 646·3735 CANCELLATIONSll!
gift shop. Honest, roll· Warehouse S0.00 hr Stool Bultdtngs. Fac-
* 1988 2211 Ski Boat• 5. 7 litre V·8. King
Cobra 0 /D, tow proltlo
hull. just sorviced, now controllcr/uphol·
stery. Groat ski bOlll·
'89 C•l•I• Quad 4 1 ownr, wht, auto, AC,
PS/PB, om/Im casa,
xtnt cond 95k $3950 obo. lmmacl 548·7704
last·IOoks groal ..... ro· 1..---------
ody to go. s10,500 PLYMOUTH 9165 648·9449/574·4247 oblo, positive. hord· start. Frr. M·f 8·5, No'"D_O_M_E_S_T_I_C_S __ S_S_4-0 tory cancellations!
working somo com· exp. nee., must be Uttlity units, Garages •88 Pl1tmoth VOlf•
puter c~p. Flex w1hrs. neat/detail o11onted liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii and spops 24'.llOO', MARINE SERVICE ager SE 1oa11 8.
Some early mormngsf Costa Meso 650·4060 LIVE IN. FULL TIME 30'x40'. 42·xso· Fmm ---------•SUPPUES 7020 auto powor/alr. $3900
ntghts wknds. S8 hr. COM. Hskpr & care· Buil d ings 50'x6 0 ', PETS & obo Coll 723·1504
Fax Lotter/Ros: Attn taker to r senior lady. 45'x70'. 55'x 11 O'. Ma· ANIMALS 6049 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1-:--=-::~--:::-:-:=':"":..,..,..:":"':
Carol 310·318-7106 EMPLOYMENT lmmac. non·smokor. chlnory, Hoy and Live· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil TONS OF 1974 PL VMOU TH REPRis~ive SERVICES 5533 ~~s5;':~0"~ ... q+.i.~~.~":'~fe.,_0,'.,.!_-t· '===~-;i~~:;;:;~,_;;.k-=4:-:~a,,;,1~,.;:~;.8°,,,,;1~_,~='e='m=:;;b;;;ty~.i -ADOPU-P.ET STAINLESS STEEL ~~o~.'~:'!! ~:n~~g"_..0~-
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Growing community •••••-• lood cook. Drive auto. UNCLE SAM Book.let PETSMART, Fountain & bolta + washora. Message. 645·9l 53 EMPLOYMENT newspaper group Heks Please be aware that Mr. Taylo r ·s at/Sun S h I I -I v~lloy. Puppies, ~11. $6.00 per pound. d S ta ad e .. s ng np e c 0 ars lips , oans, u " ••1nnoy's Yacht Sur· 5530 'P Y v "1 1 r~ r · the listings In this cat· 675-7957 weekdays etc. 81B·759·6555 tens and more. oil "" 1---------
sen1a1ove wolh 1 year monl· egory may require you 644·4910 ---------looking for tovong, car· plus, 1500 Old Now· SAAB 9185 mum experience Excellent to call a 900 number lng homes. CALL 597• por1 Blvd. 548-4192
M.mager Tra111C'o PIT S.rnl CdM design POSTAL & OOV'T JOBS benoht package mclud1ng in which there ts a 1,.•••••••• PEPPER SPRAY 9037 tor more info. NOW HIRING form needs reliable S2 t HOUR .-BENEFITS base salary for tho Cnl!I· charge per minute. 1• STOP ATTACK
tmmcdoate openings ~~~~~~'.e~ ~~1,~~ra:;~rs~ A:p~ •Et~io v;~~:6~~~1~91 gcuc sales prolessoonal As s EM BL E A RT s, MERCHANDISE RAPE & MURDER --.,"""'P'""o_o_d_l_e_•_A_K_C_• __ 1 AIRCRAFT 8 0lO '91 000 Turbo Conv
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Automatic. yellow/bl k, Port owygen tank, maak tow ml, mint. $17,000 ;ot Hop Ar i Poster Co on as·ncedod basis. Phys1cat1d1ug screCl'long re-CRAP'T.S , TOYS, Jow· 1••••1111•••• W/leather key chain. sJ5~~S~~cf1T~-~3~,!'!I~~
Seeks 12 1110•vi<.1uals. S6.1hr. 673-9002 Retall Sales Demon· Quored. EOE. Plea_so spnd olry, wood Homs, typ· Blk/Brwn/Blu/Red.
No exp noodod. Must, __ __,,...,....,..,,...,,..,..,....,..,...,..-slrato unique now resume to Judy Oetting. Ing, sowing, computer1---------$13. Police home Save abused ond
like Mo11cy. Musoc & CLASSIFIED product outdoors at %Catolorn1a Community work lrom . homo in ANTIQUES • 6010 unit w/belt clip hol· abandoned pets. Boo
Pcoµio' SJSO 'week It's tho resource you Fash Isl & lr111ne Spec· News, 330 West Bay Street your s paro time Groat iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ster $18. Incl. tax & voluntocr/lostor. Call to start Call Now can count on 10 sell a trum PT/FT. Respon· Costa Mesa. CA 92627 01 pay. Free details call 714·597·9037. 754•5858 Ext·5 myroad 01 merchon· s1blo, pcople·o11ontod tax your resume to (7 14) 1·80 0·632·8007, 24 BUV & SELL Cash for shhlpping. •Mail
& regutatr. Never used obo. 548·6199 Bought for use In pv1
a ircraft. Sell $175.
($375 new). 675·7329 TOYOTA 9210
RENT dose items. bociluse & cn1hus1as11c. Hrly+ 63t-6594 hrs. cookie 1ars, Disney, c eek/money order While Oerman Shepard
our columns compel comm 6 19·246-92B7. Metlox. Poppytrall, to: BK Enterprise 3 yoar old tomato. qua11 r1ed buyers to ---------Alt Kinds of J obs For Convenient USA, Black Mammy/ P.O. Box 80148. spado. Looking for
call' Buy It. Sell It. Fond It. All Kinds of Peopto Classlfl•d Chel/Butlor & cartoon ·RSM, CA 92688. good home I•••
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your home
through classified
'87 T•rc•I 70k ml,
xlnt cond, 4·apeod,
burgnndy. $2500 obo.
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SERVICE
DIRECTORY
642·5678 Classified. Classified. 842·5878 jars. Pal 998·0598 714·974-7823.
' CARPET CLEANING CONTRACTORS FLOOR INSTALL HARDWOOD JEWELRY 3784 MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PROPERTY
CLEANING 3515 SERVICES 3548 GENERAL 3558 REPAIRS 3620 FLOORS 3 712 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MGMNT 3898
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---------DOLPHIN CLEANING **BRIGHT** CPI BUILDERS INC. + MARBLE EXPERT ****CU ST QM A~ll~uo +~~~ J::,~,,.; The Calif. Pubtlc Utili· •But Reasonoblel I~~'! ye°:i .~n~~~: & RESTORATION HOUSECLEAN I NO Residential Const Polishing/Protecting. HARDWOOD FLOORS Buy Mt.l.'lllde 873-03~ tlH Commission RE· Al Pa.nt Work Ouarantttdl & 1
ACOUSTIC
CEILINGS 3408
Uphol • Oriental Rugs Pro n from Europe Uc.#516424•lnsured Scralch/Staln Romovat QUIRES that all used .,14-552-3027 Pg 479·5206 ~n~~-t,R~01~~~44.;:~~ Oualoly • Guaranteed Bost service 1n town! (714) 985-4993 L620654 848·1005 lnstallatton•Rallnlsh.1_________ household good•---------
7 1 4 ·9 6 9 ·5 0 8 7 Roi's. 5 Years Exp LEWIS C ti Maintenance Available LANDSCAPE•· movers prln1 their TOP QUALITY INT/EXTi---------onstruc on •QUALITY WORK• Quality Work. Uc'd UI C T
CEILING MASTER CARPET INSTALL
•Acoustic Removal• & REPAIRS 3516
Custom Toi< I ur o• Pa 1 n t iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Locd Mark 830·7300
Call Grace 2 5 1·9455 Remodet•Handyman H d dN t/C I Glenn 549.9917 IAWN CARE 3808 P.u.c . ol numbor; ver;v Reasonable RatHI ROOFING 3910 Ltl' 704 773 Local Res. ar w 1ny cram c llmoa and choullours L648228 Jay 650·SOG6 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HOUSECLEANING •714•557•5925• Mrble/Carpol·Bnd/lns print tholr T.C.P. num· I'
15 yrs exp. Good Rel. L70B279 722-73321---------Baalc Vard Malnt ber In all advortlse· ---------•THUNDER ROOFING• Own tri:ms. Call any-S.J. Scott Conatructlon HAUUNG 3720 lawns, Ctn-ups. Tree ment1. II you hove a PIANO & VOCAL For all of your rooting
t Imo. 2 4 1-05 3 1 Custom Home Builders ---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Trim. Sp11nklrs. Aerate, question about the le--LESSONS 3868 needs. Reroof/Repalr.
PRESSURE WASHINO Ll c•481954. Ref's HANDY .MAN 3710 JUNK To The DUMP Thatch631-«22Pg,.t3-8142 golity of a mover, limo Uc638144 848,...122
AIR CONDITIONING
8c HEATING 3418
.. ALL REPAIRS·•
Power strotch & Install
Any $120 iOb. 20 years
exp 7dy 830·5534 24tlr
Ouelity • Guorantoed 7 14·575-7759 (714-988-1882) TREES or chaullour. call: •Pl•no L•Hone• BALBOA DOLPHIN Cl.EANINQ I h T Pubjlc Uhlitlos OOFINQ CO & RESTORATION 1---------•Palnt/Carp•ntry• Wiii hau w al rash Topped,Re move. Lawn•, Commission S·Adull. Entertainment R ,
DOORS 3580 Drywall and morel Man won'tl 968·l882 -i>ml.lr1-ctnup n1 ~470 714·558-4151 avallabte. DegrHd ;Comm ,1Res ,1Reroof 7 1 4 •9 e 9 •5 O 8 7 1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Small Jobs Oki .....,.---..,....,-----1 Teacher. f540·1047 (Repair ,1FrH Eat /Rtfa
CHISM HEATI NG & A/C CERAMIC R E L I AB LE 1• Gary 845-5277 •---------eGAEEN MASTERS Dlb•rn.,do's Moving PIANO B.eg.·Advanced lo'd/lna 13t·S08t
TILES 3528 HOUSE CLEANING An experienced '="""""""'""...,,.....,.,......,.-,,.---,-~ HEALTH/ Londacoplng & Matnt. Locol/Olllco/Slorago All og~•·Teocher Cert. nes1den11nl•Cornmcrc1ai dependable door Semi ~•tired Contractor NUTRITION 3742 Tree Trim • Removal Long Diet. t"ree Eat. Entertalnmtnl Avail. ROOF LEAK?
Serv1cc•les 1ollot1on iiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Local Area. Xlnt Rol'1 hanger. Guar work, Repairs, tmprovements,1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Gardening Svc 841·5512 Tl181632 979·3114 Jonnller 840-4809 Low Cost • High Quality Uc.lifG7 1360 GG2·<l<'l76 CERAMIC+ MARBLE Yolanda 031·S987 reas. Don 521·8910 sm jobs Duah1y/lnteg11~11 Root Repakl•local Ref• 1---------. .. ... 2 177 Landscape Remodeling Split Second Moving O VI R n tnstall'n • Fa brication •WINDOW Cl••nlng,_________ 1 care, Ken -• 1---------Yard tun. upimalntenace, Prof Moversl 24Hr scv _P_L_U_M_B_l_N_G--
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SERVICES 1·800-348·9321 • Hardwd Firs Maint QUIT SMO "' ContractorlC27-604oot. Tl71452 432-9123,P~g.saso ~iiiiii~i!iiii!iiiii~~~l·--------
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Desktop Publish ing Ll6701 30 Doan ol Tito B&K Llcl 585180 Mobtle 11'403·5365. t~ Money bac1< guar Specltllll In Histing PAINTING 3858 Since 1947 SPRINKL•R R~PAIR
Word proc. Copywrt ng G73-0065 or 046·8526 COMPUTERS 3556 All phases. No job too Herbel Product landacape/lrrlgatton iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Friendly $1rvtc:e•ln1Uttd Valvu•Hetda•Tlm .. Graphocs:Design Layout sml. Acoustic removtt. Carpentr1t•Eleotrloal 714-710·8182 upgredes. 780-9792 l.l~I '75-9304 Tiie • 0 1••• Blocks etc. 114.240•11!,9 Plumblng•01ywa11• 1._________ •W.P. VOUNQQUllT clocks. 2ev11 L~al Ealp.. WorkSource All Around Consl'n work• Computer Coach Stucco•Palntlng•Tllai---------Prot'I Landscape Malnt 'alnUnv Contractor ---------John 282·2831
&50·2880 FAX 650·1807 Gd Rel s Reasonable. For effective learning C & C INTERIORS Roolmg•Jlm 641·7494 HOME CARE/ 10Yra Exp • Xlnt Ref• Oual, .,_,n11ng by piol'ls eDA.H DAWSON• L# B!>62B67 !>36·1286 All apps & software Drywall • Texture • SHsonal Flowera • Uclf60209e. tns. PLUMBING
M8rk 875·7245 • Fm1sh Carpontry • CARPEtfTAY•Wlndows SERV1C£S 3760 VICTOR 457·1739 Fr" est. 845-330$ Waltf H"ten • l>fatna
CARPENTRY 3510 CHILD CARE 3536 PC PRO Internet, L651735 Chris 63t-6447 OoOfs •Wood FencH liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Vard Clean-up, W•.cl, __,~~...-~-='""'~--1 Remodel • Repair
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COVERINGS 3932
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F1re-Wa1or Do rnag e
Eloc. Plumb. & Paint
714·648·2342 lmmed
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1• Handyman Ch•rll• Tammy 114"67·9038 "Th• Tr•• Stump ::;=:::;::;:::;::;;=::=:;:::: ~-0~~~~:·~~ ... cr~~,~~·---------Small Job l!XPERT Paint. plumb, carp'lry, CNA'a/C•r• Giver Tumlnator" TrH CHUNO'i PAJNTINQ bpert Drain C••enlnt Lrt'304200905 CONCRETE & Duncan Electric fence bldg & powef wuti & Companion• AemovaVStump Qilndtl'lg 20 Yra Exp. Gd Prlcel 6 Plumbing Ae.,.lra Svperior Walto~
Elizabeth 548·1098 MASONRY 3557 Loc:~~~~-R:~J>.i~42 Local re.id. 760-15044 Transportton • R•f'• SpHlltlt. Ucl01~85 Guar wortc. Free l!al. toY,. tap, Al 1'0ll QUlt. Since '81. Th• ,..,.,,
Hem• Repalr/illi•modal PT·FT 714·752-6608 FtM Flrewoo<l/Muk:hl Uc#37"°2 631Ml34 lt9" MMlll In ~kty Qtlltnlll\ll'tlp,
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Lie/Bonded FrH Est Londaupe, bflck, atone Redwood • L1'578&05
Tereaa 282·7143 Concttlt I00.71•1007 tllm Whyte 642·7208
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Ol~pics benefit
set for Saturday
NEWPORT BEACH -It will be
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a night of pleasures and treasur~
when the 1996 Auction of Price-
less Temptations/ Jack Lindquist
Gala to benefit local Olymp~
takes place March 16 at the New::J
port Beach Maniott in P~.
Island. • ~
More than 20 Olympi~
including Rater Johnson, B
Mathias, Mitch Gaylord, Stec
nm.moos, Valerie Brisco, Ste~
Scott and Cathy Rigby a.r'i:I
expected to attend the ev~
named for former Disneyl~
president Jack Lindquist. :;
A live auction will be one of •
the highlights of the evening.
Some of the items up for bid
include trips to the Summer
Olympic Games in Atlanta, ten-
nis packages to Wimbledon, the
French and U .S. Opens. and
packages for the Super Bowl and
the NCAA Final Four.
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Some other unique gifts
include sideline passes for an
NFL game, a road trip with the
Mighty Ducks NHL team and
swimming lessons witn an
Olympic Gold Medalist.
TODAY
BASEBALL
High sch'>C'I Tr <1t1uco Hilts Corona Locals post All-Sea View berths
Beneficiaries of the event
include Southern California Spe-
cial Olympics, Southern Califor-
nia Olympians and the Orange
County Sports Association.
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Community collt!y P Orang• Coast at
Pierce, 7 p.m
Back Bdy post stondouts Breanna Badorek, Jennifer Gardner
and M.E Clayton were the centers of attention among locals
no.m ed to the codches' All-Sea View League girls basketball
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dl Newport Harbor, 6·30 p.m G ardne r, a b-foot· 1 senior from Corona de! Mar High, was a
seccmd-tedffi pick by the coaches as a junior.
Donations of $15 are asked
and dress is black tie optional. GOLF
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TENNIS
Bad ore k dnd Cldyton, both 6-0 junior posts for Newport Har-
hor, led the SaLlors to a tie for second place with Irvine.
Senior Meldnte Pedfson and junior Erin Stovall, who led
Woodbndge lo the le ague championship. were Co-Most VaJu.
able Players
For more information, or lo
donate a gift for auction, contact
Fred Lieberman, the event's
chairman, at 644-5800. High S<hool boys Newport -iarbor di
Sonny Hills, 3 p m
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Community cofle9e Cypres-at
Ordnge Coa~t. ~pm Co aches' All-Sea View League girls basketbal~ 1996 Speedway returns
H19h S<hoo l C.:>rona del M, • at
Laguna Beach, 3 15 ~ m
SWIMMING Player, school
Co-Most Valuable Players
ht. yr. avg.
20.5 COSTA MESA -For one night
only, March 16, the Speedway
Spnng Classic will be motoring
its way into the Orange County:
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Jl1·n1umrn < 'ordl'l1d~ will con -
111hull· cJt 400 nn<i 800 nwrN.,
High school boy\ dnd girls • •ana Hills
at Newpo'1 Hai 001, 3 15 p m
BADMINTflN
Errn Stovall, Woodbridge 5-7 Jr.
Melanie Pearson. Woodbridge 6-1 ~ 16.3
First Team
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Mdr, I p •n Breanna Badorek, Newport Harbor
M.E. Clayton. Newport Harbor
6-0
6-0
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R ANK I NG'
Jennifer Gardner, Corona del Mar
Cathy Joens, WoodbridJie 5-10 Fr. 9.8 Some of the top U.S. motorcy-·
cle race rs will be competing:
among an international field in
the AMA championship. BOYS TENNIS
Tami Weaver, Woodbri ge 5-6 Sr. 5.2
Kristen Kopp, El Toro 5-7 Sr. 11.4 fl I )1 \ ot!1llt1·lll '"•1l1t1l l I 11\ r
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include: Bobby Schwartz, Lance
King, Gary Hicks, Mike Faria,
Josh Larsen, Brad Oxley. Steve
Lucero, Charlie Venegas. Rob·
Pfet.zing, Gary Ackroyd, Shawn
McConnell, Don Odom and Bob-•
by Hedden, among others.
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Second Team
Carly Moss. Woodbridge 5-7 Jr. 6.4
Lindsay Warmington. Corona del Mar 5.7 Jr. 16.1
Jami Allred, Irvine 5-10 So. 8.4
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Carlie Willard, Santa Margarita
Errn Conley, Woodbridge
Melissa Ford. Corona del Mar
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7.5 For more information, call 492-
9933.
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92626
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926~6
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Flctlllou• Ou .fnen Th11 1011ow1ng persons 111& tit RV• r A 5f PARATf PROP othP.r common oestQnation 11 lbcM! deW~ ~ ~ Po•
N•m• State nent doing bu11nen o' O•lord I Rfl •1 tru\fo• AM f RIVfST Jny snown nerein S~•O sale Wiii pmed lo be 11 Sterflah Court
The lollowing pc sons Me Er1101p1tsn, 3&1 Onk Plat t , WORKOUT SPl.CtAllSTS •NC Of maae our Wf!hOul covenant llewpon Buell Ca. t2Ml s.d
doino business 1 , A) Flat Suitt w. 6roa, CA 92621 A CAL11 ORNIA CORPORA 1 ION 01 warranty expr~se<I or ~ ,, ~ ll)ld b 1,,_, Gro~e Soc i•ly B' n 111 Tiu Scoll Cu1t•s O'KIO•d. 300 ~' Ff~"'"''·"~ Will S(ll AT 1mp11eo regarding 1111e oos ~ ol ll4IY"IO !NI ~tll(Jnc
Soc ely 1311.12 H. venwoocr Borksh11e WrJy. P1:1c.en1to. Pu1l11~ AU' TtON TO THE session or encumtirances 10 _,1'911 oy si.d Oiied al !rust
Ollvt GanJ<'f'I G ave CA CA 92670 1« ,HI <>I R10DE R FOR t:ASH oav the remam1n9 prrnc1oal sum incl.Jdtng • ltnd tt:pen~ al
926,i3 Tt11s bus1nou •s con· 1h1f~Dif' .it 11mP 01 sate 1n 1J\l/lu1 ol ine note(sl secured oy saio '* Tl'<ll IOI.ii -"" ol lhe
John c 13 l e .ngst'>n ducted Dy an lnc..f1v•duJI monpy of tne un1lll1J Stares DV oeeo ol Trust ..,,111 1niere$l unp8d ~ ~ tl1Wec1
13642 11a,cnNot d D11ve Hove you slotteu doing ~"' A i;.1snoe1' cnec• 01awn nie1eon as provided 111 said .,..non logeN ~ ~
Gar<Jen G10••1 C \ 92643 ~~;;;oss yet? yos Jan t , ·• \t~•• or 11anonat oan-a note(s) aovaoas 11 any under M\nllled OM1s ~ sld
This t.iusiness '" c .n<.1uc1ed S 0 1 0 rec ~ 11.1 ..... 1 by A s!a!P or tne rerms ol rtte Deed of Trust ldww'oK • ,.. ....,. o1 fie....,. ~Y an 1110 ... csual 1~~11 st~l~rment was hied •ea,ral ~1eJ11 union or a cneCll estimatll<I lees cna1ges 1nd ~lf'IWI o1 ht Noetce ol t"''
Have you s1111-d do1no wilh lhe County Clerk 01 rl•~wn ov a s~IP 01 tedtrat e.-oens1ts ol Ille Truslff ano ol .... , s.. " Slll."Z 1t 0-.d bu5u\e~.s Y<'1., "'0 01011go Counly on 2 13 96 \.lvin9' ·11111 l~n JSSOC:IJhon tilt !rusts eteated by 5twd Oeed hll•11wy 11. IMI REGIOtlAL
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When Words A.re
Not Enough
"Specializing In
Sympathy
Flowers"
2983 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa
540-3 135 z•
John(.; B Levllig.ton 19963673252 \.1.nqs ·'~'oc•a11on or savtngs of Trust !o·wil 5126 05119 SERVICE ~ll<* fh1~ slatemenl "" !tloU tn•' 't"'Oltttl n Sl'Ct1011 5101 E • wolh the County Clerk ol OJ•ly Pilot l.4111Ch 13. :>O 1 stimatto Accrut <11nternt llld --------------------
O•anoa County c 1 3·1·96 21 Ap11I 4 1996 wsoo '1 In• luianct,ll Code ~nd ad01tion1r aovan<»s ti ln'f Wiii
100031
' 76091 °\ul''.i111tJ lo do bus•nt ss m tnis 111Cteast ltns hgult llflOI 10 sate
· ~1.11e1 At In Int lront 01 Ille THE BENEFICIAAY MAY HECT ,_..._. __ _... ___
Daily Pilot March l, 13, 20 PUBLIC NOTICE <~IQPO"s 31 l!lt ma111 "nl~ ~ru TO 810 lESS THAN THf ~Ull
Z7, 1996 w493 Flctltlou• Bualnen 10 in, Pt.xent>a Crvic Cenier CRfOtT 910 The Dt(\tlielafy
PUBLIC NO'l'ICE N•m• St•lement ~~' •11 l CMpman A~tnut under Site! Otto o1 Tr11$\"9nto-
The !oflowtno persons are Pl.l.~ni..i CA all rignt hlte ano Ion e.-.cultd 1no df1Ntr10 to
Flc tlllou• 8"91 In••• doing buiinen u WHt 111\e1n1 corweyeo 10 ano now ltlt unoersigneo a wonen
N•m• St•t•"'•nt orn Flyer 300 Prospoci n,10 t>y 11 under said Otta or ()tdarallOn of Oelaull 1110 Dt·
The lollowin(l pt 10111 •ro NtwpOfl oeach. CA 92663 · 11u\1·"' int 01ooerty Sttualto "' mMtd tor Salt and a w11ntn lfo·
doing bu1lness .. ' Assol Doniel L Oonfty, 300 ),\•II ... outll'f c.l~to1n" dtsalb llCt of Dtlaull 111d EllclloO 10
Serv•cos, 9412 LM .1• Cucle. Prospect SI , Newporl 111g tn.. i.lnn 1nere111 'ARCH l: s.n The un<lenigneo caustd
Hunt•ng1on Bo.1 I• Cl\ OHCll, CA 02663 tOr 27 OF TRACT NO 6885 AS soKl NollCI ol O.lauh and [lee·
9'2646 fhl1 butlneu It con· l'tR MAP R(COROE O IN 8()()1( tlOn IQ S.11 IO t>t rtlCOIOeO WI tht
Mark 0. St1ohr, 91 I.' Lar.111 du<:ttd by: an lnd h1fdu1I 284 PAGES 4 THAU 10 MIS· coun1V Wl\tlt tne rQI prOl)tny g~c~~64~untlng1<> Bolich. H111t you atarled doing CHl.ANfOUS MAPS tN Tl1£ IS IOCllld IOd mOft lhln lllf ..
Tl\la bualneu 11 c.on butineH yet? No OHIC( Of THE COUNTY RE· montnsflMTn'mc:ttlldl Daniel L Donley CORDER Or SAID COUNTY rtc:OrO lion nc ,. .. "._.
ductod by· an lncM tdu111 fhtl 11a1emeo1 waa liled PARCH 2. A APPURlENAHl ,.._.!,. tnLl ~:_:,...
Have you l1.nrl1 , dOlf\Q with lh C I Cl II I ....,._.. ---' • buslneJt ytl'? Ye• 1·1·96 • °""., .. 0 NOit l XCl US1Vl (ASEMfNT Trvs• fOMClOIUll ..... Mtlll 0 Stiehl O•ano• County on 2·1).M roR INGRE SS ANO EGRESS ICI corn. 580 E t+OSPnAl
Th" t1a1erneo1 1 u Iii.cl 1•90~17~274 l t1ROUGH0Ul LOT !I!> Of ITY ~E SAH IERNAROIHO.
wilt\ •h• County :1er11 ol 01t1y Pt101 Feb 21, 28, IRACl 618!> IN Hi£ CITY Of CA 9240I Talepllont NlllYIOti'
0.109e County (HI 2·1G·H March II. ti. '"" W471 NCwPOfll ~ACH COUNTY Of (9091 M4.ouf tr
1HUt 7'11f --------OAA#C( Sf AU Of CAltJOA CUVH.AHO ASST $(C"f·
Dillly Pttol Ftb 21, ,II, ... T1ADE NIA AS ptR MAP RECORDED TAAY ()Pf> 21311 31'13 Sl20
M11ch 6. I), IQ<ll W477 IN ~ ~14 PAG(S 4 THAU 3.?7~ -10 INCLUSIVE Of MtSC(Ll,4 1---------1 ~~:.-.,::In tflrougt\ CliSSlfltd ~~~ roA~Y~l~igRg~·~ t=~ta~::S.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13. 1996
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.... a ASSIFllD HOURS POLICY 1002-1625 1:1· m Telephone 8am-5:00pm Rates and deadlines are
Monday-Friday subject to change without
notice. The publisher .
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(7 14) 631-6594 be in your classified ad
immediately. The Dai ly ~-601°'60IO DAILY PILOT (Please include your name and .11 DEADUNIS Pilot & The Independent
phone numberamtwe'ti call you accept no liability for any
Monday ............ Friday 5:~m back with a price quote.) error in an advertisemenl
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Thwsday ........... Wednesday 5:00pm 330 West Bay Sire.et
occupied by the error.
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Costa Mesa, CA 92627 for the first insertion
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2920-3011 7011-9090 O>m'f or Newpon Blvd & Bay St.
COSTA MESA 2124 BALBOA
PENINSUIA
VACATION
2607 RENTALS
LOST &
2722 FOUND
MEMBERSHIPS
3018
EM PLOYMENT
5530
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOvrvtENT
5530 2925 5530 5530
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lllJll!'lllPtr 111ub1ct1 ID lhc fed
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10 W"rtisr "111y prclercncc.
hmll1lion or d11mmrn111on
uucl on rue. coror. re ligion,
sea, ll111d1u p. lam Ilia I st.al us or
n"*'al 0fi9111. oc 1n 1n1enllon ID
m.i.. uy sucb prelerence. hm1
laHon °' diurlm1na1ton:·
This OW1PIPfl will nol
l.now1119ly .Kctpl 1ny 1dwtrtm
mini lor 1111 111111 whrcll is 1n
Y1o41Clo11 ol the law Our ru oe11
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dwlllf11111 1dnr111ed 1n lhll 11...,., .. IQllatlle on 1n
111.al ~ly ~lo com
plalll ti~. t lll HUD
Toll·lnt .. 1·I00·,2•·1590. for
lllt _...,Ion, OC lfH p\ .. Jt
t1ll HUD 11426·3$00
HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR SALE
GENERAL 1002
Fov·T FORECl.OSED
t}omes f or pennies
t>n S 1. Ocltnqucnt Ta><
liepos. REOs Your
f\roa. Toll rroc 000·
p90.9110 c.1 tt·13\.l8
fur currv 11I 11:.ltr>!)S
N';E WPORT
BEACH 1069
"Ms TORIC SITE
11 '"un11s 011 2 ro1s
Avl <I 1 Lg Poul Nice 1BR SGOO,mo ut1I pd. 1 N ew 28' motor home 'OUN D • Cockaltcl, •Yacht Club• A IR F 0 R C E 0 P· C.ET PAID TO SHOP!
111111 011 g o ucnbclt. 11ouso 10 s:ind. sundk. for rent. full lutchcn. near Brookhurst & Tai· *Members hip* P 0 RT UN IT IE S. MAK E $ 3 4 7
C..:lose 10 T11Jnglo Sq w d Avl 3/t 2 301 E. shower, TV/VCR. O:iy berl. FV 960·0640. For 1 /2 pd ce. No w h11 1n9 111911 WEEKLY. As Mys1ery s 1 0~0 mu 642·2G.t9 Bal\loi\1111 5.14.7945 & wkly rates 559·8844 FOUND 3 16 . Green (818) 441-6950 school 9 r :iduat..:s Shopperf or l ocal
Or call t..·l t -0!>93 t..1-F O ceanfront 39r 29., yellow p:irakcct near i---------1 .:l9cs 17 27 lur me· sturcs Check frocnOh·
HOUSES FOR RENT •,~~w28;n:~~t~1 ~:i~. near NB PHH Booi.. 171h & Irvine Ave , Ove1stockedw1th Ch:>n•c:il & ottlcr tech· ncss. clo.:lnhness
El•·lh JOr '.'0" w 2·•·.~r " now for summer wkly N B. 646-8695 Stull? nic;:il or~:is \·.'c "''" S 110 P 10 r T · V ·' s • v -~ ... g.'.'lr NO pets. ,rly 1r:i1n you C.:ill lODAY' clulhcs. more' We P'1Y
q.ir. rr plc Ono w.nv 7G0·1713 o r 857·1776 ron1al. 714·431\-1424 F OUND no:ir l 7lh a. A C<lll lo 1_800.423.uSAF ror II. 'You keep 11 stor:igo Botti Sl3!b '*STUDIO $550• Tus1ln Ave. C .M .: Classified Apply, send S.A S.E.
mo Agl Jim U!:.t0·l220 New pnl crpl rC'lro g & RENTALS TO Rarc·lookmg pigeon . will help ATTN : EXP ER 1-10· Shopp(lrs, 9852 W.
utot incl Yrty No pets while w/ bl3Ck brown ___ 6.._4_2_·5_6.._7.._8...___ ENCE D TRUCK Katell;:i. OC'pl 1 GB·
7C.0·171J or 857·1776 SHARE 2724 fo.:lthcrs. Pel? 540· ••••••••• DRIVERS. DRIVE 2069, An:ihe1m, CA LAGUNA 1226. TO OWN!! SO down 92604 EMPLOYMENT 78 cenrs ;:ill miles iiiB EiiAiiiiCiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2iilii4iii8 C 0 RO NA
Eitc lu sive No. Laguna I =DiiiiiEiiiiLiiiii~iiiiiiiii. iiiiiiiiiiii2ii6ii2ii2il I
Beautlful -NB prvt L ost Dog corner ol
hme. Phn/cable~1tch/ N pt. ~oros Or.7\-ego-
lndry. Ou101 & C1e:in nia. ShcllyfToy Collie
S400 • utl 645-9515 Please call 650..4321 Lg ZBd 1 !J!:l.:i SICCP· 1•
111q to u.lf"-1119 scjls' •WALK TO BEACH! Lido Is. lrg M1 w prof
G.11tle11 g.ir 37G-90·l2 S 1 u d 1 0 . 0 u 1 e 1 Pref fem. Pvt bd, blh,
Lost female wl1110
Boxer 'Sugar·. ap·
prox 50 lbs, C.M .
EMPLOYMENT
5530
NEWPORT
BEACH
$SOS 3 4 8 _9 424 deck, cbl, w1d. gar,
maid s000 673-7006
2169 COSTA MESA 2624 NB Wostchlf 2Br clean.
now & bright. Quiet.
rnco area Fem prcl'd
$1150~ •n utol 642·6122
Back B01y (lr111ne/Urnv) $35,000/Vr Incom e
2/18. Leash & choke potential. Reading
chain sllll attached booi..s. Toll Free ( 1)
Needs medication 800.899.9779 E><l fl·
Joe (H) G!J0-611 8. (W) 1361 for dcl<11ls e BIG CANYON E -Slde Coll:igo, w/
M cClain T ownhmo voulled co1lings. close 631-5226 REWARD ---------
3tJ<J 2 !:>On 2 decl..s to •shopp1119 freeway •••••••••
"e11>ar. 1p1ce Secure $565 & up Call tor
LOST: 2 Cockatlels
:l/1, COM1NB area
One 1s yellow Ian
13me. gcnlfo Olhcr 1s
gray/w1111e. serno·t:imc.
sweel. 759<l I 17
pkg s101 age View ol _o_p_r _6_4_2_· _13_9_0 ___ _
9011 course Pool 1en11 EAS T S IDE
St 900.mo 640-5274 Country Woods
COMMERCIAL
REAL ESTATE
2 Br. r~1ngc. encl g;sr 2 Br,kslpll·lvl. ,":'/sstu8d75y, ---------Ip, s YI, dee". • OFFICE x·lg y.:iro S!lll5 Npt no pols 160 21st St BUSINESS REWARD: Lost Shih·
Tzu (mod1urn sizo.
ma I e ) W h 1 f e w/
streaks of l1gh1 brown/
grey 6 ye~1rs old. Very
ligh1s Soc O"ncr 4J7 6'16·1164 64!:>-9543 FOR RENT 2769 Pr1nce1on Or . CM -----------
B.each Area
Peninsula Yearly
Unfurn/Waterfront
1,2&3Bdrm
Steps lo Sand
$750·$1675
Villa Rentals
Property Mgmt
675-4912
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tios. S795: 2 Mas1or.
pallo. gar:ige. w1c:l hk·
up S950; 1 an. patio.
g:ir. S650. !.148·7367.
548-7460
GREAT
LOCATION
1-2·3 Us.
$&30-$900.
JW A I RPORT law llufly li;wl Lost 111 tllEr
b~srness closing. All vicinity of Narcissus &
furni shings. law 2nd St Mar 3 673·
books, copier. etc lor 8 9 4 8 sale. Lo ;is o nego-_F_O_U_N_D_·_5_k_c_y_s __
ltable. Ohvc·851·20'0 alarm ;:1c1tv;itor. Found
Lrg prtvato exec office 2125 near UCI. Call
spc avail 1n Eastblult G46·2232
w/phone. fa11 & copier.
S400 neqoc. 111.0606 -H-EAL--T-H_& ___ _
WATERFRONT OFFICE
In Lido Ponlnsula, 727 FITNESS 3000
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rcstrm w/shower, x1111
water view Avail 5 1 ---------
S 1100 mo 575.1129
$40,000/Vr Income
potent lal. Homo
Typists PC users. Toll
Free (I) 800·898·9778
e"' T·4645 for listings.
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Ownership poss1010 1n ----------.t
18 monllls Aver ilCJC.:
10.000 • n111cs rnonlh
Company Ori vC'r!>
tJC\'/ER EOU Pt.IEtlT
Compe1111ve ;JJY I.Jen
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APPLE LINES 1·800·
8 '13·8308 or 1 ·800·
843·330·1 t.l;:id1son.
Soulh 0111o.01a tilon·
F11. 8-5 PM CC'ntrol
CALLI'"
COUNTER H :£LP P(T
Phone!:, sll1pp1ng
FtJendly & 'respon. Npl
Be~ch. 6•12·6262
Have A
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lrplc, 2·cnr 9:ir, p;:illos,
Gated/Cov'd prkng
Elevators. Pool
Rec/Weight Room
Qn..site Mgmt. 7 MEWPOlT (XlCUTIV£
WlNOOW omm
1f You CHERISH
YOUR LIFE
You BETTER
STOP SMOKING
714-760-8182
p l 085 1-9393
L(k f11r '/i•mp. IJ1•111. Bv Owner 3l3r 21 • O.:l 1 t t V111 Eboll S2300/
Nowporl Terrace mo 310·277-1583
pondo Erotl un.I on ---------
cul·d!!·s;ic ;iu10•11!> 1 LUXURY LIVING
llcru p;11k Pool. sc~ FOR LESS ~rd,-otc S159K r t11
rtlOJO ,,110 u·l C !) u:.. l.1110 1n Newport's 1111-00,t h omes al a Ii.JC·
11011 ol nor m.:ll renl If
Ges & w.wr P9id
Casa Victoria Apts.
!'12!'1 V1ctorta St., CM
714-646-9966
CEMETERY LOT/
CRYPT 1225
you navo Qual1ly fur-NEWPORT
r11i.h1ngs c:ill 723·t 151 B.EACH
ll'h' It l3'
.~sAvlAlble
• Newly Dt<orlQCI
. fnie Pftlal/IY J.W.A.
Ask tor Slndr• 476-2434
TENNIS LESSONS
1 ST LESSON FREE
U.S.P .T.R Cor tlf1cd
lnslruclor 642-5199
PERSONALS
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Dt•\'Oll ~ l>f•\'011
Pt'r~o1111t'I. Int-.
STARTING
R epo rters, Writers,
C ontributors
needed for weekly newspaper. General
& community news. Some photography.
Mac helpful. Experienced.
Send resume, 3 writing samples to:
P l:'rrnnnel Bepl.
P.O. Box 2929
Newport Beach, CA 92659
$900 Bunal space tor
two. Wostrn1nslor
Mbmorial Park C..111
208· 736·91 02
Pac ific V iew Memo·
r(al Park, M:ignoli<1
Court . compa111011
cr ypt SGOOO 536-1 1 04
1400
upgraded With boal 2Br 2Ba w/frplcl Now •••••••••
5 11 p . S 2 800/m 0 crpl{palnl , mirrored iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Agl 640-7000 Ext 306. wardrobe c lost. 5 '335 ---------THE FREE PARTYLl~E
Avail lmmod. 675-8003 BUSINESS l·970-26s-8888 ALL FREE N~~lld~~~~~ar 2:;r, ~~ --.,-1-B_R_$_6_2_5_• __ OPPORTUNITY Only Normnl L.D. to Colo
wld. pool Ava1r 4/1 2BR 28A s725tup 2904
S 1395. mo 640-1529 Rolrig & dishwasher liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii incl. 60it30 pool. No 11
111e best ol Orange pots. No toes. N o A Great Oeall Must
Co's fabulous homos! lease. 54 5-4855 Raise Cash lmmed. ·• v ls lon s Pro pertl•• ..,,9,....A'""'Y~R=-=I D=-o-=-=E,._,l,....t .-tJ-r-19-:-h-:-t. Selling 14 candy /soda on Display Is fool<ing mach by 3/18. Not
tor people with quality upper un•I 2 Br, 2 Ba, $t 2K. 1-800-767·2284 B
ANEW ~~~ US/NESS??~~~
S S E CM · 1 2 car gar Avl lmmod ;EA T ID furniture to hve n $1250 497-9408 279 GROWI N G MAIL
0 -2 Lot 50x200 with lhoso proporhes whllo Haverfield NB ORDER BUSINESS :i; 13edroom. 1 Balh lhoy are on the mar·1-----~=....,,.~~.,,,.-noeds holpl $500·
''°use with hardwood kot for sale al a frac-•BLUFFS CONDO $900 por wook pos-
flOors N eeds TLC hon of tho normal Newer 3Bd. 3Ba, den slble. Part-llme/Full-
5?45.000 with ownor cost. CALL' On lhe pool. 2/gar lime. Will train. Set
f \Hancing cont ac1 __ 7_1_4-_2_e_o_._e_o_e_o__ S2050/mo. 759-0342. o wn hours. Call for ln-
~er. P 0 Bo .. 2404. Versalllea-Spoc tacular Large ups lairs 3Br l~rmn11on packe1. 24
N A port Ooach, CA ocean views. 2Bd 2ea 288, encl gar, frplc. h o urs . 1·801..:J23·
92C63. bolluhfully lurnfshod, near beach. $1200/ 7808.
mrol spa tub• upgrds mo. 851·1141 Exl. 302 -..,..U-N-.l....,1-M""l=T-=:E-=:O-,l"'"N""'C,,..,0,,..,M=E,...
TIMESHARES 1590 S1 500. Agt 631·8097 High commission
1-900-318-9891
ht. U"7 a 31 ...
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~~ombe:!~~~~cne~';i FOR RENT N .. r SCP 3BR 2BA 699-6099 Ext. 81677 1: ... I~ ~ · •••••••••• encl goraga. laundry Y•ndlng w11h ovor 25 rid de aeloollons. I 8 all -S OS 50•-a ocalron Network rm. Oulaf, xlnt area roea accounts uy ~ • -~,.. ---------$9SO/mo 54 .. ~n83 or part. 800·818-0908 800-789-4•ao ""8. and C:inada. 1 · ......,.. I..~~~~~~~~~ f;OO·S43•G 173 . Free BALBOA
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1 O•h•x• 2Br 2Ba, AJC, Dl!NTAL$
Usl?C/ w/d, btl-lns, dock, gar.,.~-------··---------~ mini boy view. Avoll 4/11 LOST. NDOS 1. s 1 soo. 123.~ooe ·oo--s 2706 POUND 2125
POUND • Bird. Or~
• • • • • • • • • • • • • •
l he lfgttl !Jrpmtmcnl 1111/Je n11i[y J>iwt is pletzsrd
to r11111nrmrr tt new service now nmilable to new businesses.
\\:f will 11ow ST:ARCIJ the name far JO" 111 no tXfm ch111Kr, and savt JO" the
time and thr trip to the Court House in Sa11t11 Ann. Then, of count, efrer the seltT'Ch
is complnrd wt wiU fik your fictitior4S busint!SJ nttme statnnnll with the Cwniy _
Clerk, pu~lish on« a rveelt for four wee/ts as "quired by law and then fik your proof
of publication with tk County Clnlt.
Please stop by to ftk your fa:titious business statnnmt at tk Daily Pilot., 330 W.
Bay St, Costa Mt!flt If J<!" a111not stvp by. p~ aiU 11.s 111 (7I4~ 642-432 l awi wr
rviU makr armngrmmls for you to haw& this pf'OCt'timr by mml
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If you shouki h~a'IJ fartl>D' qwstions. ~ allJ us anJ ~ will be morr tl.11
glnd ro a.uiJt you. luclt in Jt1U" MW businar
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' PBNlNSUJ.A 26.Q7 Nlll91utla Private 11>#, toOI~ conure, fo~ ±mm ~lz: .NllO .... ucM MMl4~1 :r.:t.•: ~~·~ ~. ·~:n ~.M. :i-- -bt • aMJIO, S50o. f•m&I\ '6tJO 144-02 ... ,_"'_,,...-3'20~ ... · -~--·II
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to enUte ftlate. Paint· cam Recorder COior •• u•lt .... trle CBIVr&Oll• Inga, china. glawere, moNIOI Bh in New II••• •ultar to;' a
furn, etc. lmmed caatt. 11 tOQ Oto· 11waae under UOQ.~~tt!ID~~l il~~~~~~-~~-
5 Rice dish
10 As well
14 Biblat weed 15 Novehst Jong
16 W1ne-growmg valley •
17 Wtse -owt
18 Wrens' abodes
19 Rus51an ruler 20 Esteem
22 Jugs 24 Name ol a th1nW
26 Norwegian capital
27 Like a snake 3 I Originated
35 OktahOma town
36 Break 1n the
action 37 Holy Cl!y
38 Soil
ITIOSIC
A3 Singer
Fitzgerald
64 Billy Joel's·-
Man"
66 Tiny amount
67 Actor Guinness
68 Nearet the tacts
69 Ages
70 Chance . 71 Editor -Gurley
Brown 72 Persian ruler
DOWN
I Headliner
2 Facility
3 Steep rock 4 Renter s "The Pit and
the -·
6 Anger 3 •3 96
TEST YOUR PLAY aop~.,MaD.•IMf -t.lnYattiWn:-t '90 aao .,.._ Bllf.
COEUDIS IOl,111 ______ 1 ~·~
North-South vulnerable. South -Making 12 t.flcka.dependa on liiiiiii•iii•••illllTllllSfOITADOI 14200. Cd 547·3171
deals. being able to cuh dummy'• t.op II.--=-MAC NOC Powerbook.f•••••••llll
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WEST . • Q 1052
OJ7S
OQJ 10 7
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apadea for a diamond ditcard rrom --= New 1n boJC 41240 MB, t--ID----..---·.
NORTH hand and havinf either heart.a or -~ In. never used. 11100.1------~~-11PO&liiiiiiiiiiiail07iiill •AK 7 6 4 3 cluba diyided S. • while the' other !* .... -. ca11 714·707-9481 BOATS 701111 \'? 2 breab no wone than 4-2. All t.bOMl lii•ili•jiiiiliii&iiiiiiiill 'A ..,....._ e.cvc. o 4 8 2 favorable aplita make elam an iffy CllMalllll .,._. a ••ADDO . .t•T .UCk ahlft,. AC, "'°°"'
• K J 5 pro~tion at bett, but i' doea ai.in-WANTED SKl8 No trailer. Sell roor, new b,..k ...
EAST pll the play. .-. • TO BUY 6019 both for saooo ObO. atooo. 547.3111
• J 9 in lhe opening lead with the •-,-U-RNITUU-----6-0-1-4 Call 574-4251 wkdya; 'M THUND•R•liii:'
\'? Q 9 5 ace of diamonds and play off the ace w A N T • Ds "'43048 •v•a/wknda. ""'°· PS/PB, AJC. Ult,
0 K 8 8 5 and lclng of epadee, di,ecarding the liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ear patcl'IH fo{ Ha ---------new trans. Asking
... 10 9 7 6 losing diamond from nand. NeJit, •Houa•FUL*. alckne11. Call Dorl•ne POWElt BOATS 12100 ObO. 650-7274-cuh the ace of hearts and rurr a Lthr sofas, slelgh bed, at 673·2ne. 7012'.,.,,..,,.....,.. _____ _.
heart in dummY.. Good news: Eaat-entertainment armolre, '92 Taunae AT, AC, SOl!fH
We"'t fiollow to Mth rounds. You are Victorian furniture silk WANTl!Dr old colnliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PS. PB, Crua, P/S.at1,
40 Lunch and dinner
43 Beloved
44 Rose 011
46 -Han 48 Jillian or
7 Speech problem
8 Lights. camera. -1
28 Cos1ume
designer Head
29 Celebrahon
so Want s 1 Catches stghl
ol
•8 \'?AK\,086-4 OA9
•AQ8S
0 trees, coffee & end ta· collectlons & gold & Partner wanted AM/FM, New · llros. now ready to I.est how the suits bles, etc. Grandlather ill11er scrap. Steve •91 SeeRay Laguna Mint cond. Non amk.
divide. clock. 714-894·9880 642-8448 day1 23. Twin 135 Mere'•· •&250 848-4USO
Cash the king or clubs,"'Overtake Berel~ Used 7 ft. WANTED: VINTAGE $395/mo. Incl 11lp. 9 Observes Lent 10 Moored
30 Crockett's last
srand
S3 D1stanoe down
SS Dread , The bidding:
SOUTH WEST NORTH .... EAsT the jack or clubs with t8e queen and French style IOla, w/ Wrlstwatchel/Clocks _c_a_11_8_S4_-2_00_9_.. ___ ,_U_N_C_O_LN ___ 9_1Z_O_
cash the ace. Ir both defenders fol-waverly 1ofl floral NB collector pays pre-
Richards
1 1 Loll around t2 Mast
32 Large body of water 56 ·-Wanl for Christmas·
57 Quebec's
11:1 Pua Piiu
Pau Paa Pau
low, you can surrender a heart trick print. like new mlum ss. 044-e82a liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 49 Type ol scheme
SO Records
t3 Paddles' 33 Meager
34 Deserves 39 Larch
• 24 Pua
4<::il Pu• 3• if necessary a nd claim the rest of ,..,,,.c_,.,o.,..n....,d,...lll_o_n,... _12....,0,...._1_0_45_
7014 '77 Town Car
S2 Helper
cousins
21 Vex
Sepl·-
58 Novehsl Bellow
60 W1nn1e·the· -61 Sierhan 110lcano •
62 Spnnt
S. Pase s. I
P>U the tricks. A trump is the· entry Beltlnl crib & ro~ker, _f_D_w:E_T_O_Y_O_U-
60
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2
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2
• SAIL BOATS
back to your hand. white, llke new, 5400. ~ Orlglnal owrfer. Uk•
new 12500. 642-9574. 54 Wanes 23 Mollusk 4f Fancy trim 42 Like a mule
4S Check
When West diseards on the third Other llOms. 759-0838 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiial FINN 14 Ft current
trump, you must hope for an even ••HIOH·END Furn. FRl!I! TO QOOD tag, 5 9alls, trailer, SS Justiee
S9 Moved 10 the beat ol the
25 Cleopatra s
rrver Opening lead: Qu .. oen of 0 *******
division in hearts. Abandon trumps Eclecllc mix ol lulnd-H O M I! • M a I e ~reat shape. _5950.1---------27 Troopers '<>DI 47 Pulp11 65 Born
Cover up the East and West. and revert t.o that suit, cashing the car.led wood, beveled Persian/mixed cat, 4 all 67~3211 MAZDA 9125 '
63
67
70
EMPLOYMENT
.5530
8
EMPLOYMENT
5530
ha~ds with your thumbs, th e~ king. When both defenders follow, glass and marble. UY· yrs. old. 373-6805. Shock Santana '27jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilli decide· ls K1x clubs a good slam . . h . .1 Ing, d ining, and bdrm GREAT boatl Eas y to , ••••a
· • ? · continue running t e suit unt1 pieces. 650-9407. Whit• German Shepard sail, rigged to race. M r-1-000 5-apd. How would you .Play the hand . 'East ruffs. The trump trick ie all 3 year old female, can help w/sllp In Stereo/cass. Good Sl.xlfcyluoubcacreer~on11.nW{rgl too:;cssrasythaeslbaemst' you lose. --Medltenanean·•f~I• spade. Looking for l:,U)t..J:tatboL.lor wort< ltuck. Runs • -1~_.,...._..-__ ~ • "' .c,&1~~~b4M -g,,-ou-trcrrmrt ...-. bu w Must H ll 13500 -sa50-oots -s-:fr.Tf ·
c ance. TTiC~ ing s~owniso~e Lea rn to be a better bridge ~~o~~;!~:j· w~=~~~; 714·974·7823. ne~·. · 548-3233 •
way of gettrn.g t he1 e. Sout h s player! S ubscribe n ow to the d oors & mirror. $G50 WE PAY CASH l-ME--R-CE_D_E_S __ 9_1_3_0 se~u.encc prom1~es a ~ettc;r than Goren Bridie Letter by calling obo. 646·2086 JEWELRY, FURS For good used Sabota minimum o pening bid with six (800)7~1226 for information. Or liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
hearts and four clubs and North · G B ·d L Moving 6' Ralph Lau-•·ART 6025 & boat equipment. , . · write to or en r1 ee etter ren green/While check U1 Minney'• Yacht Sur· . 8B 190E 2 .3 White/ can't be blamed for suggesting the P.O. Box 4410, Chicaeo, n. ~ sola, green wicker di· plus, 1500 Old New-Palo. Records. 1-ownr
4-3 fi t, since hearts can be ruffed in 4410. netto sot 723•1106 •Ro LE x • port Blvd. 5484192 Xlnt cond. 85k ml.
the short-trump hand. · •Lady 2-Tone Dale $10,900 obo 673-8948
13 11
• Men Submarlna SS • Men Explorer II SS SPEED & '9w-+--t---t---t 1----------..--------r----------4 MERCHANDISE
7016 OLDSMOBILE 9155 EMPLOYMENT
5530
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT MISC. 6015 7t 4-303·&084 SJ(! BOATS
5530 WANTED 5535 PLANT SALE Citrus-BUILDING •1988 22tt Ski Boat• '89 Cal•I• Quad 4
Sales S35K·100K •/Yr Sales Weekend pos1·
!llo exp req. Opon tor· lion open. Hours 9:30·
rilory. Will train. 1-800· 2:30 SaVSun, $8 hr t
699-6099 E><l. 8 1677 bonus.-Posilion open
lmmed. 722-4700
Swedish l)urse's aide,
loving, caring. avail to help w/elderly. Drive,
cook, etc. 15 yrs exp,
local rels. 646-3735
avocado (lrulling) s10. MATERIALS 6030 5.7 lllre V·8. King
Qn/Plgmy palms-lg s10 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Cobra 0 /D, low profile Horbs s 1. cement hull, jusl serviced,
lountalns $1 10, bird •All Steel Bldgs . new controllor/uphol·
1 ownr, wht, auto, ,AC,
PS/PB, am/Im cass,
xlnl cond. 95k. 53950
obo. lmmacl 548-7704
blhs $20. 909·674·9422 • Custom Design story. Groat ski boal-
CANC ELLATIONSI !! •Factory Spoclals fast·looks groat ..... re·1---------Sales Assoc-NB holel ,..,.,.-...,---.......,._._-gilt shop. Honest, roll-Warehouse S8.00 .,.hr1 ________ _
able, posluve. hard· siart. FfT. M-1 8-5, No DO.MESTICS
S1eo1 Bulldlngs. Fae-• Slock Sizes Avl. ady to go. Sl0,5oo PLYMOUTH 9165
tor)' cancellalionsl Buy Now, Save S1000's! 546-9449/574•4247 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
U111ily unilS, Garages 7 1 4 ·9 8 4 -4 0 0 4 ---------'80 Pl~moth Vo~
and shops. 24·x30·. MARINE SERVICE ager SI! seats 8,
5540
LIVE IN. FULL TIME 3o·x40·. 42'x50'. Farm ---------SUPPUES 7020 auto power/air, $3900
working, some com· exp. nee., must bo
puter exp. Flex w/hrs. nea11dela11 or1en1ed. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Some early mornings/ Costa Mesa 650-4060
nighls/wknds. SS/hr.
Fax Leifer/Ros: Alln
Carol 310·318-7106
SJ\LES
REPRESENTATIVE
EMPLOYMENT
SERVICES 5533
-Growing eOTnmcrnny •••••-• EMPLOYMENT newspaper group · seeks Please be aware lhal
5530 display advor11s111g repro· lhe listings in lhis cal·
sentallve with 1 year r111n1· egory may rcquiro you
COM. Hskpr & care· Buildings 50'x60', PETS & obo cau 723-1504
taker tor senior lady. 45'1x70', H55'x11 0d'.UMa· ANIMALS 6049 1 ""'74 PLYMOUTH lmmac., non·smoker. ch nory, ay an ve-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TONS OF •
No children or pets. stock. Easy assembly. • STAINLESS STEEL VALIANT 70.000 Separare quarlors. 1-800-441-5871. miles, Great condition.
Must-be-gGOd-Ame J~F~Aii:i£'9ei=19iyi'iit1~P~Pi=i.p~ftiOtiiiMl-....;;;;;:;,.::.;:,,;....:..;.,:...,;;,;.,......~~~&aic~buo~ll~•1.-t+aiaiuw~a•a~h•~ra'~.~MW..2G11>-~64B0.9 Leev
lood cook. OrJl/o auto . UNCLE SAM,Booklel PETSMART, .. Founlaln easage. 5-l53 M T 1 s t/S $6.00 per pound. r. ay o r a un S oholarshlps, loans, Valloy. Puppies. kll· Minnev•s · Yacht Sur·i---------675-7957 weekdays 01c . 818·759-6555 lens and more. all •
91
95 644·4910 looking for loving, cnr· plus, 1500 Old New-SAAB
M.:inagor Tra111eo PIT Srnl CdM design POSTAL & GOV'T JOBS
S21 HOUR .. BENEFITS
NO EXP WILL TRAIN
Appl t lnlo 714·6-l7·199t
mum expenenco. Ellcellonl to call a 900 numbor
benelil package 1nclud1n9 In which lhore is a 1,.•••••••• PEPPER SPRAY STOP ATTACK
RAPE & MURDER
W/leather key chain.
Blk/Brwn/Blu/Red.
$13. Police home
unit. w/bell clip hol·
ster $18, Incl. tax &
shipping. *Mail
check/money order
to: BK Enterprise
P.O. Box ·80148.
RSM, CA 92688.
Ing hormts. CALL 59~· port.Blvd. 548-4192 liiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
9037 for more Info. Now HIRING firm needs reliable
Runner to ao errands. lonmeo1a10 openings dohve11es. othce work "' Hip Arl Poster Co
base salary fol lho ener· charge per minute. 1• -.-P-o_o_d-le_s_A_K_C_•_'AIRCRAFT 8 0lO '91 900 Turbo Conv
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .Automatic, yellow/blk,
Port oxyg4'n tank, mask low ml, mint. 517,000
geuc &ales profossional _A_S_S_...;E_M_B_L_E __ A_R_T_S_, ME~CHANDISE
Seeks 12 ond1v1duals on as·nceoed basis.
No exp needed. Must _s_o_1_11,,..,· _6.,...73-=-·.,,,9....,.0.,,,0.,.,2=--
Physical drug screening re· CRAFTS, TOYS, jow· l••iil••••••
Retall Sales Demon· quired. EOE. Please send elry, wood items. lyP·
Tea Cup Toy & Mini
$250-5950 7t4.a38-4457
liku Money, Music. & CLASSIFIED s Jrate unique new resume to Judy Oouing, 1ng, sewing, compulor1---....... -----
product outdoors at %Cahlorn1a Commun11y work lrom home In ANTIQUES 6010
Fash Isl & 1rv1no Spec-News, 330 Wcsl Bay Slroer, your spare time. Groal liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Save abused aod
abandoned pels. Be a
voluntoer/fos tor. Call
& regulatr. Never used obo. 548-6199 Bought for use In pV1 Pooplo' S350/wcol< Ifs 1110 resource you 10 s1~111. Call Now can count on lo sell a
7 5 4 -5 8 5 8 Ex 1-5 mym1d of merchan-trum. PT/FT. Rcspon· Costa Mesa. CA 92627 or pay. Free dela1ls call
s1blo, peoplo-011entcd lax your resume ro (714) 1-800-632-8007. 24 BUY a SELL Cash for
cookie jars, Disney,
Mollo><. Poppytrail.
USA. Black Mllmmy/
Chol/Butler & cartoon
jars. Pat 998-0598
714·597-9037.
aircraft. Sell $175.1 ________ _
($375 new). 675-7329 TOY01A 9210
RENT
through class1fred
dise 11ems, bocouse
our columns compel
qul'.llil1ed buyers to
call' 642-S678
------1 CARPET SERVICE CLEANING
DIRECTORY
ACOUSTIC
CEILINGS 3408
3515
Dot.PHIN CLEANING
& RESTORATION
Uphot • 011en1a1 Rugs
Oul'.llity • Gul'.lranteed
7 1 4 .9 6 9 ·5 0 8 7
& onthusiasllc. Hrly + 631 ·6594 hrs. White German Shepard
3 year old female,
spade. Looking for
good homer•••
714-974-7823.
SELL '87 Tercel 70k ml, xlnt cor.d, 4·1peed,
burgandy. S2500 obo.
Call 714-673-2866
comm. 61 9·248-9267· All Kin.els ol Jobs For ___ C_o_n_v_e_n-1e_n_t __
your home
through classified
Buy II. Soll II. Find II.
ClaHlfled. All Krnds ol People. Cl•••lfl•d
CleHlfled. 842-5078
CONTRACTORS FLOOR INSTALL HARDWOOD JEWELRY 3784 MOVING 3834 PAINTING LEANING
ERVICES 3548 GENERAL 3558 REPAIRS 3620 FLOORS 3 712 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
3858 PROPERTY
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MGMNT 3881
**BRIGHT ** HOUSECLEANING
Prol'I lrom Europe.
Besl service In town!
Roi's. 5 Years Exp.
C311 Graco 251-9455
Wllllam Harold Jewelers C O C SPRINGWOOD PAINT liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Walch & jewelry repair PUBLI N Tl E • Not Cheap! L816273 1 ,.1 d Good T le CPI BUILDERS INC. + MARBLE EXPERT * * * *CU$ T 0 M The Calif. Publlc UUll· e But Reasonable! r n enen R id I IC I Antlque+Flne Jewelry I C I I RE 20+ yeata exp proP, • es ent a ons . Polishing/Pro tecting. HARDWOOD FLOORS 8uy/sell/ltadt 073·0385 .tea omm Hon • Alf Pllrl Work Gulranleedl mgmt, homes.& m'tltl Lie. II 518424•1nsurod · Scralch/Slaln Removal OU IRES that all used 714-552-3027 Pg 479-5208 units. RE Ire. 644•0172 (714) 96S·4993 L620654 848·1005 lnstallation•Relinlsh. ---------hou1ehold goods ---------
Malnlenanc:e Available IANDSCAPE •-movers print 1h•lr TOP QUALITY INT/EXT1--------LEWIS Construction •QUALITY WORK• Ouallly Wo rk. Llc'd LAWN CARE ar:
3808
P.U.C. Cal T number; Very Reuonable Rate11 ROOflNG 3910
Remodel•Handyman Hardwd/Vlnyl/Ceramlc Glenn 548·9817 limos and chauffeurs L648228 Jay 650-5068 liiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiliiil!ll CARPET INSTALL HOUSECLEANING L#704773 Local Ros. Mrble/Carpet-Bnd/lns I t th I TCP CEILING MASTER •71 A •c7 •"2•• pr n er ... num· •TH•--•ooF1-• 15 yrs exp. Good Ref. --~~ • ..,.., ~ L708279 722-73321---------Besio Yard Malnt ber In all advertise----------1 vnwann .... •Acous11c Removal• & REPAIRS 3516 pw•uo. vor•w F ... , -Cuslom Texlure•Painr iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Own !rans. Call any-S.J. Scott Construction HAUUNG 3720 Lewna, Cln;ups, Tree menta. II you have a uu-. '-'-°' -O your ,.....,,w,.
l c IJ Mark 838· 7 300 11 me. 2 4 1 ·O 5 3 1 Custom Home Builders Trim, Sprlnklra, Aerale, questlon about th• le-LESSONS 3868 needs. Reroof/Repalr.
•ALLREPAIRS• •---------Llcl481 !1'54 . Rel's. HANDYMAN 3710 Thatcll631-4422 Pg-413.St42 galllyofamover,llmo iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•iiii UCl38144 Me-4t89 Power stretch & lnslall PRESSURE WASHING 714-675·7769 • JUNK To The DUMP TREES or chaulfeur, call: ·BALBOA Any s1zo 1ob. 20 years Ouahty • Guaranteed (714-988-1882) Public Utlllll•• •Plano Leeeona•
oxp 7dy 030·5534 24hr DOLPHIN CLEANING •P•lnt/Cerpentry• Wiii ha~I what Trash Commlulon s-Aduh. Entertainment ROOFING CO.
& RESTORATION DOORS 3580 Man won't! 968-1882 Topp10/Rt"1ov1. Lewne, 71'9558-4151 avalleble . Degreed C R f
AIR CONDITIONING
& HEATING 3418
CHISM HEATING & A/C CERAMIC
ncs1den11at•Comme1c1a1 TILES 3528
7 1 4 .9 6 9 ·S 0 8 7 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii D;r;::1111 J~gs ~o:,e! ipmi.rra.-ctnup • 711·3479 ---------1 Teach.,. 840-1947 ~R:•m /~r:.• 1 .. R~::_
Gary 045 5277 eOREEN MASTERS Dibernardo'• Moving PIANO Ban •• Advanced Llo'dllna ea1·I08t R E L I AB L E An experienced ,,,....._,....,,,......,:,..-..,.-..,,,·__,_..,..... HEALTH/ Landscaping & Maint. Loca.l/Olllce/Storage All agea-T:acher Cert HOUSE CLEANING dependable door Semi Retired Contractor NUTRITION 3742 Tree Trim • Removal Long Dl1t. Free Eat, E 1 A 11 · ROOF LEAK?
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