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Home My WebLink About1996-03-27 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Costa Mesa wins in 8 innings, 2-1 Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1'907 SCHOOLS Elementary summer sessions near reality : Measure S crashes on takeoff. Ji!." -ELECTION DAY W ., • Partial Election Day tallies as of press time. Measures Initiative to amend General Plan: Marine Corps Air Station El Toro. Yes ......................... 41.5o/o - No .......................... 58.So/o MeasureT . - Measure to adopt Orange County pro- posed charter. Yes ........................... 40°/o No ........................... 60%. MeasureU Measure ito amend the Orange County proposed charter to increase members of Board of Supervisors from five to nine. ·Yes ......................... 25.1% No ......................... 74.9% 45th Congressional District DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY (UNOPPOSED) Sally Alexander (D) ..... 97 .2% GOP PRIMARY (UNOPPOSED) Dana Rohtabacher (R) ... 97 .1 % 47th Congressional District Rohra- bacher DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY (UNOPPOSED) Tina Louise Laine (D) 97.7% GOP PRIMARY (UN OPPOSED) Cox Christopher Cox (R) 98.4 % 35th Senate District For the second time in as many years, Orange County voters appear to have decided that the county needs another airport and that El Toro appears to be as logical a site as any. After the first cycle of absentee ballots and the first three cycles of precinct canvass were calculated Tuesday night by the county Regis- trar of Voters, Measure S -the effort to block a comme rcial airport at El Toro -appeared to be headed for failure. M 0 RE INS I D E • What the future holds for Measure S. See Page 4 • M arilyn Brewer has an easy time winning her 70th District primary race. See Page 4 lr'"tocal residents share their thoughts on the primary's candi- dates and issues. See Page 4 .,,. Ross Johnson sails to victory against former Assemblyman Gil Ferguson. See Page 4 With 428 out of 1,879 precincts recorded by the registrar, 57 .4 % of those casting ballots voted against Measure S compared to 42.6% vot- ing for the m easure. MWe've got it!" said d jubilant Stu Mollrich, No on S campaign consul- tant after the first cycle of absentee ballots were armounced. "We win the absentees, we win the election.· At a No on S rally at Antonello's restaurant, members of Citizens for Jobs in the Economy, the group working to defeat the measure, cele- brated the early returns. Many of those assembled would later move to the Westin South .coast Plaza hotel to join a larger gathering held by the Republican Party of Orange County. Those in attendance included Lincoln Club President Doy Henley, developer Buck Johns, Irvine Co. Executive Vice President Gary Hunt and former Newport Beach Mayor Clarence Turner. Absent from the gathering was developer George Argyros who has loaned nearly $2 million to the Measure A and No on • S campaigns. Former county supervisor Bruce Nestande said the early returns were encourdging A low turnout, particularly dunng d primary race, favors the opponent. he said. "U it's balanced, we'll win," Nes- tande said. "The (Measure S sup - porters) wanted it on the March bal- lot A pnmary election is to their • SEE MEASURE S PAGE 4 Voters don't cast many • surpnses The results were still tnckling in at press tune, but local voters Tuesday seemed to be helping defeat the countywide Measure S while cementing Bob Dole's grtp on ~ Repub!Jcan presidential nomination. Fears that John Wayne Airport will be forced to grow were expected to bring Newport Beach and Costa Mesa voters out to the polls agd.lllSt Measure S, the uu- tiatJve that would prevent a com- mercial airport at El Toro Marine base. And though numbers remained fairly close throughout the night, Measure S was on the losing end at press time. DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY (UNOPPOSED) Madelene Arakelian (D) 97.4% GOP PRIMARY DON LEACH I DAILY PLOT Republican presldenttal candidate Pat Buchanan addresses suppo$n In Coata Mesa on Tuesday. Voters also indicated they are happy with two incumbent legis- lators. They gave state Sen. Ross Johnson and Assemblywoman Manlyn Brewer the nod!> to pro- ceed toward November runoffs against Democratic challengers who ran unopposed. ln the 45th .and 47th congres- sional pnmaries. the candidates deftrutely ran unopposed, so incumbent local congressmen Dana Rohr a bacher and Chris Cox easuy skated into the November runoff against their Democratic challengers. Sally Alexander and nna Lowse Lame. respect:Jvely. 69.9% Ross Johnson (R) Gil Ferguson (R) 29.0% Johnson 10th ~mbly District Brewer DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY (UNOPPOSED) Shirley W. Palley (D) 98.1 % GOP PRIMARY Marilyn C. Brewer (R) Jacob F. (Jim) Rems (R) Marjorie M. Pantzar (R) 63.1% 30.0% 6.4% Costa Mesa is briefty 'Buchanan ... ·Country' •Presidential hopeful draws several hundred to rally. By Tony Oodero, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -A defiant Pat Buchanan told hundreds ol raucous supporters who showed up to cheer on his candidacy at a hotel here Tue.sday that while the battle for the Republican nomination may be decided, the war is far from over. Standing in front of a banner proclaiming "Buchanan Coun- try," the political commentator did cede def eat to Sen. Bob Dole, whose victories in the California primary and other states Tuesday sealed his bid to be the Republi- can standard bearer. "Even though he (Dole) won in three ~ates, we are not defeated,• Buchanan said, to cheers of 1tGo Pat Go" from his placard-waving supporters at the Red Uon Hotel. "We're going all the way to San Diego, my friends,• be said, referring the Republi~ National Convention scheduled there this summer. But Buchanan -introduced to the crowd by former Congressman •SEE BUCHANAN PAGE 4 Both Alexander and Laine were likewise unopposed in their party primary. Voter turnout throughout Orange County was pro1ected to be about 40% for this primary election. Costa Mesa and New- port Beach have a combined 92,040 registered voters. -By Iris Yokol . School ~am gives OK r----------------------------------~, Qty to investigate Newport p01ice chief to afternoon kindergarten • 'Ihlstees cite projected enrollment boom as basis for scheduling two classes in one room. By Julie Ross C.annon , Daily Pilot NEWPORT· MESA All kindergarten classes at local. pub· Uc schools •will be stacked into mom.ing and afternoon sessions this fall, despite a last-minute protest from parentl at Tuesday's tchool board meeting. The trustees voted 5·2 to ltadt classes district-wide, though some parents said the structure change ii needed at only llX ol the dil- bict'I 18 elementary camp\1181. 1\'ultee Bd Decker saJd the boud had no choice, due to tbe ~ student enrollment growth ap.cted In the nut few YMI'· . •1n ~ opnk>D, the enrOllmjnt growth .. goU'fl to be IUCb that we're~ to need to econondse !Jl)K'e, be told UM aoWded audi· mm iDllde the Harper Com.mu· nity Center board room. •(Stacked) kindergarten is cer- tainly not a new concept. While I'm sympathetic or trying to understand those who feel the educational qUality may change, the research data just doesn't support that." Most district elementary schools currently off er a st4ggered kindergarten program in which one class uses one room. That has allowed some schools to extend their kindergartenen' school day beyond the time ~ by the ltate Education Code -some by u much u an hour ~r day. In a stacked program. however, two clalles will use one room .., one in the mommg, the other in the afternoon. Kindergarten clals· .. will IMt the ltate-requiied 200 minutes per day, thou4Jh in its vote 1\lelday, tM board encouraged scbOoll to apply for a district waiv· er for up to 220 mlnutel per day. But some parents rematned unconvinced the quality WOUid NllWn the seme In a aborter day. • SEE SCHOOLS PAGE I , Petal pushers ... • WIN:. ~IDAl.YPllOT Cy.:la.a -~ a pldarelqUe day along the boudwalk at 2tCb Street la Newpoa1 llli9dL I \ I· \ CLASSffO pulUC NOTICES \\ I \ I I I I I; • Probe to look into whether Chief Bob McDonell communicated with Civil Service Board. District attorney to investi- gate Mayor John Hedges. By Evan Henerson, Daily Piiot NEWPORT BEACH -City Me.nager Kevin Murphy has hired an independent Investigator to determine tf Pohce Chief Bob McDolieU improperly contacted memben of the city's CMl s.mce Board following a ctiidplina.ry • review ol a city pollce cimcer. ~~·==; ~the wdOn wt8dl l9lft'" 1et:a ~ olllren. have iibcl lar mw I lge:ae• -Cxldttt dtigdy ... by ball Md>onll -~ MayW,,. Hldgls. ~~-=--==:. cDld ~the dlildtt ~ amc.. the mayoc confirmed Tuesday. •The city has (forwarded this matter to the DA) at my request,• Hedges said. •1 don't like having my reputation impugned by the calumnies we've beard so far.• Union representatives are oon- cemed the alleged contact could pre1udice an upcoming bearing against a second police officer oo a related matter. Hedg has called eUegatiom of any impropriety •anon~. unsupported, unsub1tandated and quite simply falle: .. McDonell coWd not be reecbed for comment &ate 1\IMdey. The 1WDl9 ol tbe two cilk.w'I have not been 11111111 I. Jlowaw· •• IOW't.'el daee '° .... , ..... tionsaythe~t1 tr coocemed ~ ....... two omc.w .... -. ........ . buWblltd•~· ~~-:.::=: one o111cm b eve 1' -.. Wll dayt,ttvdllNde. ...... I I 'If' Looks like ~.:.~.:r-~. ~·~ -,. ---=--.:. --- - . Four young fugitives nabbed .. in Newport after brief scuftle I elementary summer · school's a go • College district board must still approve the proposed program with Newport-Mesa district. By Julie Ross Canno n, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -School officials are one step closer to offering a summer school program for elementary students this year. Though the program still must be approved by the Coast Com- munity College District's Board of lhlstees next month, Newport- Mesa officials have compiled a four-part program for youngsters this summer. Superintendent Mac Bernd said the classes will further the educational opportunities for younger students in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. , ---_-. . 8y Carolyn Miiier, Daily Pilot WEST NEWPORT -Pour fugi- tives from New Mexico triggered a b{ief but frantic search Tuesday after one of them attacked a vet- eran police officer while the other three ran through a West New- port neighborhood toting a loaded shotgun. D.ominic Gregory Pack, 19, and his three juvenile accom- plices are all Albuquerque resi- dents and are wanted by New Mexico authorities for undis- closed crimes, police said. The four were arrested by Newport Beach police Tuesday afternoon on suspicion of stealing a 198T "Pontiac Grand Am with New Mexico license plates, New- port Beach police Sgt. John Desmond said. The car .was reported stolen in New Mexico on Monday, police said. Ing Parker and a fight followed Desmond said. Deladuranty rushed to hel Parker and the teenager f ough both officers until they were final ly able to ,wrestle him to th ground, Desmond said. Both officers suffered mino injuries, Desmond said. During the scuffle, the othe three fugitives ran off and addi tional officers and a regional bell copter were called to block off th area and search for them. A resi dent made a 911 call and tol police three men were seen run- ning through the neighborhood carrying a shotgun, Desmond said. After a 10-minute search, police found the three in an alley at the intersection of West Ocean Front and Grant Street with the loaded shotgun hidden behind a nearby trash can, Desmond said. "We want to be responsible to the parents who have expressed an interest in such a program,• Bernd said. "It can enhance teach- ing and learning in our district Educational experiences during summer can definitely help stu- dents during the school year." LEAH HOGffiN/ DAILY PILOT Marla, played by Sherry Sedlghl. b1es ~o calm the nerves of the Von Trapp children (from The events leading to their arrest Tuesday began when New- port Beach 'police Officer Randy Parker saw the Grand Arn dis- abled on the side of the road near Seashore Drive and Orange Street at 1:53 p.m. The four males were trying to start the vehicle, Desmond said. The four were arrested on sus- picion of grand theft auto. The driver also faces assault charges for the scuffle with officers, Desmond said. Officers also learned that the gun was stolen, Desmond said. le ft Gloria Hanson, .Paige Marchlorlattt and Yaert Khn) In Uncoln Elementary School's pre-- sentatton of .. The Sound of Music." The production opens at the school audJtortum 1 p.m. tonight, and conUnues 1blll'5day, Friday and Saturday. Tickets are $6. Parker ran a computer check on the license plates but no information appeared, trig- gering the officer's suspicions about the vehicle, Desmond said.Parker called Officer Mike Deladuranty to assist him and the two began ques- tioning the group about the car. •It's very fortunate that the officers or citizens weren't hurt under these circumstances -it could have been more serious," Desmond said. "The officers who handled it did an outstand- ing job without anybody getting hurt." The preliminary roster of stud- ies includes classes in lcience/math, technology, drama and reading/phonics and range from three weeks to eight days. Cost estimates range from $175 for the drama program to $250 for the science/math institute, but scholarships will be available for students who need them, Bernd said. briefly in the news According to a school district memorandum, Orange Coast Col- lege's Community Education office will administer the sessions, since the district is prohibited from offering fee-based programs. The classes will be held at dis- trict campuses -in Costa Mesa and in Newp6rt Beach -and the district will incur the facility and office staff expenses. The district will recommend the program's teachers, cwricu- lwn and materials to OCC. A flier providing more informa- tion will be sent home with New- port-Mesa children. Arts gallery moves to Newport Beach The Susan Spiritl)s Gallery has moved from Thangle Square in Costa Mesa to 3 Civic Plaza, Suite 225, in Newport Beach, next door to the Newport Harbor Art Muse- um. The gallery features assorted group shows, representing approximately 50 photographic artists, and has 75 to 100 fine arts photographs on display. Photos are available for purchase and the gallery is open by appointment. The gallery also does fine art consulting. •Nothing has changed from our previous location,• said own- er Susan Spiritus. "We still have group photo exhibits and people can still come in and purchase photographs by appointment.• For more information, call 644- 7228. District's insurance pays for school repairs School officials received $129,030 from the district's insur- ance carrier last week for emer- gency repa.ils to the high voltage main switch gear at Corona del Mar High School The power supply panel was damaged in January after a Southern California Edison trans- former on the school's property blew during a storm. The subse- quent power surge knocked out D • Pilot William Lobdell. The same 24-Dally Pilot, P.O. 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Garage sale to benefit Fairview center Security fails to daunt robber COSTA MESA -A man allegedly grabbed several portable radios from an unlocked security office Monday night, then shoved one of the guards out of his way as he escaped with the loot, p.m ., according to Costa Mesa police .. The Fairview Developmental Center will have their Annual Super Garage Sale from 8 a.m. to 2 p .m. on Wednesday, April 17, in the auditorium, 2501 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. All Jlroceeds benefit such Fairview Developmental Center programs as Special Olympics, Very Special Ans, monthly dances, and birthday and holiday gifts for its residents. Call Fairview at 957-5188. The robber, described as a blond, 25-year-old male about 6 feet tall, stole the new secu- rity radios worth $1,750 and a uniform from Central Parking Systems in the 600 block of Sunflower Avenue at 8: 18 The thief was confronted by Guadalupe Burrola, 34, a security guard, whom he shoved aside as he made his escape from the parking structure, Costa Mesa police Capt. Tom Lazar said. The robber was last seen run- ning eastbound on Avenue of the Arts with the radios, a yellow security jacket and an "old police type bat" in tow, police said. -By Carolyn MWer 3 feetlate fog developing. TIDES TODAY 'First high 3:14 a.m. 3.8 First low 10:55 a.m. 0.7 Second high 6!00 p.m. 3.3 Second tow 10:49 p.m. 2.4 ntURSDAY First high 4~a.m. 4.0 First low 11:45 a.m. 0.5 Second high 6:29 p.m. Second tow 3.6 11:45 p.m. 2.1 WATER TEMl'UATURE: 57 9S r From Swfllne W•vetnk few todlly A new southem hemisphere south- southwest-190 is moving in, with a promise of tlead- hlgh waves at the best south breaks early this week. Add a west-southwest swell for 3-to S-foot waves that will grad- ually taper off through the week- end with decent size ~west pulses early next week. Moderate onshore winds will prevail. For dally surf reports and fore- casts. call (900) 976- SURf. The call costs S1.SO plus any possl- ble tolt PIL ES NEWPOfn' llEAot •"A,. Strwet: A man parked his white Ford ,Bronco In the park- ing lot near the Balboa Pier then walked to the pier to fish. But while the man was attempting to hook the catch Qf t11e day. a thief stole his car from the lot and left no evidence behind. • 200 block of Quall: S190 cash was stolen from a locked desJc at a counseling center. • HOO block of East Coast Hlghw•y: While a woman was gettlrig a manicure at a salon, she took off her $3,400 ring with a 3-karat cubk zlrconla, and set It on the table and left without picking It up. • 2JOO blodl of West -..0.: A man walked into a local Mexican restaurant and asked if he could get change f0< a S20 bill. After the man received his change, he hurrted out of the restaurant. It wasn't until he left that the bill was discovered to be counterfeit. • 2100 blodt of Leewwd Lane: A burglar broke Into a resf- dence and stole $3,000 worth of property indudlng a $1,500 came.order and $1,500 worth of m~laneous jewelry Including diamond, sapphire and emerald earrings. Surpris~, other valuables like silver and televisions weren't dlstu . • 100 blodl of EnMrllld: A burglar snudt Into an unlocked home and stole $600 of property lnduding $300 cash and a designer wallet and purse while one of the residents was steep- ing and the other was out for a wafk. Later. a.phone call from an unidentified penon alerted the vlcti{TI that her purse had been st61en and was found outside a men's public restroom at Agate and South Bayfront. SLIP INTO SOMETHING MORE COMFORTABLE .... • 2-4 HOl'R SE!'URn'Y PATROL "' · •POOL.~SPA 1l l · I 0 ll l M A 1a I N ~ • Pl'rN&'IS CBNTRR/CLU.,HOUS~ • ~ SLIPS AVAILABLE •SATELLJTB T.\'.IPHONBS from $12.00 •foot •O\.ll?..4"'81.lPS • WATRRP'RONT RBSTAl RANT Y,-1id onlv at Co.ta M~ and ~n'Beach· Locaoons r-MENTION ffiis AD' ~ BOAT STORAGE •1 l..ANRWATLAUNCHRAMI' AVAILABLE • 7 LANK \\'A:IH C t\: from $100.00 po moflth • R\' STORAGE (incl"tl" f ... e launC'lai-.) • R\' RR...'KIU • OIOC'DY sn>IUt I ,,., ........... I 101 N. Bay.ide Dri~e •LUY ACcus<M HOl'Ut N ~ ... Be.ell-729-1100 • ,,..IHMINO LAOOON ----~ ---- • Newport Beach/Cost11 Mesa Daily Pilot , I WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1996 \ • .Already -a victim of spring (trairiing) feve,r • • • W Uh the eledlon behind US, we can now tum to seri- ~ ous mattezs -like baseball. I strongly suspect that, with the possible exception of people confined to their beds without television, I may be the only per- son within reach of this newspa- per who read!J and assimilates the line scores of all exhibition baseball games. This is a habit ingrained during my childhood in the Midwest, and it is both therapeutic and instructive. How many of you, for example, krlow that the former Angel catch:- er Greg Myers bas hit two home runs for Minnesota this spring; or that only one of the pitching Mimbs twins is doing well; or that a Met rookie with the wonderful name of Huskey already has eight home runs; or that the Angels won 11 games in a row this spring and a · week ago Saturday got a no-bitter from a sequence of five pitchers? For those of you who are saying joseph n. bell ~Who cares?" -let me hasten to add that the real beauty of this inf orma- tion is that it is of absolutely no importance. I'll explain that later. Born and bred Southern Cali- fornians have no real commitment to baseball spring training because they see it in its most superficial light: as a mildly surrealistic sort of exercise in which grown men re- learn how to throw and catch and bit a baseball after several months of doing other things. But to th06e of us who grew up in cold climate.s -in my case, north- ern Indiana -baseball spring train- ing marks both the end of winter and a rebirth for the human psyche. March was a dreadful month in Indiana. The winter had been endured past all reasonable limits, and waiting for signs of spring became a daily obsession. March was seldom cooperative. It would dangle a suggestion of the warm days to come for a day or two, then bit us with the worst snow- storm of the winter. We alternated all month between despair, impa- tience, anger and hopelessness. Whatever torment March delivered, we knew that the base- ball season would open the first week in April, even if wound crews had to shovel snow off the field, which happened frequently SQO/o OFF Since 1914 · Extra Heavyj WOA cmrr~INt Residef ttial 629 Tami Way. #20 Cosia Mesa 722-0420 Plushes Open Mon. -frl. 9-5 .\/III /RI\/ I. NEW SHIPMENT A Spring Boutique Sidewalk Sale Saturday. 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This is based on a current purch~ price of $55.00 and maturity price of 100 on 10-1-07 with a yidd at rtl2turity of 5.15% . •PREDICTABILITY The bond has a loclccd-in yield and i1 non caµable. •TAX-FREE INCOME Interest will compound semi annually and is paid at maturity; the accruing inccrcst is exempt from federal and California state taxes. •SECURITY AND SAFETY A direct obligation of the state of California fo ltarn how EAGLES can provide tax·frcc growth for your rcti~mcnt savings or your child's education, all: · I DANIEL C. HORGAN Senior Vice President • Investment (714) 47•Sll6 • in Chicago. And once the base- ball season opened, winter would have lost its grip on us, and we could tum our faces to the spring. nus deliverance carried over for me into a love of baseball as powerful now as it was wpen a high school friend and I hitch- hiked 200 miles to Cincinnati to see the Reds play a double-head- er with the Cardinals. We were on the road all night,· catching rides With trucks, and then stood in line for two hours to get our tickets. By the time we got seated in the warm sun, I was so exhaust- ed that I slept through most of the two games. But I went home spiritually refreshed. NEW HOPE Mcclical Weight Loss 2043 Westcliff Dr., Ste. 103 (888) FOR· THIN ·~7 ..... ) I can still get that same feeling at Anaheim Stadium. I like to go to the Angel games alone, balancing my hot dog and beer and absorbing the ambience through my Mid- western pores. Of a>mse I want to see the Ange.ls win -the last month of the 1995 season was agony to me -but the therapeutic effect is the same whether they win or lose. The start of the baseball sea- son was quite literally a time of rebirth. Anything was possible, including a World Series for a bun~f bozos who would be out of the race by the Fourth of July. And I'll be out there with my hot dog and beer prodding the Angels to a World Series th.ii year. Meanwhile, I'll be reading the spring training line scores - and remembering what it was ; like 1n Indiana in March. • JOSEPH N. llEU's column runs Wednesdays. Does your Rolex need service? ~ ROLEX Bring it in to your Official Rolex Jeweler in Orange County since 1959 for a FREE SPRING SPRUCE-UP For 37 years we have been caring for the watches of di scerning Rolex owners. While ;iou wait, we will steam off· the brac.elet and ca e. polish the crystaJ and electronically check for accuracy of time. This is a ··co metic spruce-up" and does not include opening the watch. This FREE OFFER is good through the month of March. CHARLES H. BARR · Official Rolex Jeweler for Sales and Service 1803 Westcliff Drive, Newport Beach (714)642-3310 I , --.!_ • ~ • . -W£0NESDAY, MAAOf 27, 1996 J.' N El~CTION DA¥ •,j - Johnson pulls ahead of Ferguson front get-go Ross Johnson . votees •The primary rematch in the 35th District state senate race was moving toward the same result as last year's special election fi~ht. By Evan Henerson, oaily Pilot Incumbent Ross Johnson appeared headed toward an easy victory in the primary rematch with former Assem- blymari'.Gil Ferguson for the 35th Dis- trict state senate seat. Johnson, who defeated Fefg4Son in a special election primary lasi year, was holding a 70.4% lead (23 ,113 votes), compared to Ferguson's 28.4% (9,736 votes), with 149 out of 668 precincts reported. Neither candidate could be reached to comment on the early returns. , Ferguson's supporters and volun- teers gathered at the candidate's cam- paign offices. Johnson attended a par- ty hosted by the Republican Party of Orange County at the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa. Early returns, announced at around 9 p.m.. showed Johnson holding a commanding 71.4% to 27.3% lead over Ferguson. Ferguson, who promised lo retir~ from politics last year following his defeat at Johnson's bands, said Tues- day morning that a recent John.son campaign mailer -alleging ties between Ferguson, recalled Assem- blywoman Doris Allen and former Democratic assembly Speaker Willie Brown -caused irreparable damage to his campaign. . The mailer depiol~catures of Ferguson, Allen, "Brown and former assemblyman Paul Horcher and labels them •Birds of a Feather.• The ad also quotes Gov. Pete Wilson saying •cu Ferguson made every effort to maintain Willie Brown's power.• "That's about as bad as it gets,• said Ferguson, who maintains that the hit piece was assembled without the governor's consent. The two former members of tbe state assembly staged a bitter contest last year to fill tbe unexpired term of then-senator Marian Bergeson, who stepped down to become a county supervisor. Ferguson has repeatedly accused Johnson of carpet-bagging his way into office by moving from Placentia to Irvine to qualify for the .35th District seat. Johnson fired back with allegations that Ferguson had convinced Horcher to tum against the Republican Party and help keep Willie Brown in power. During the rematch, Johnson refused to debate Ferguson. The chal- lenger has asked the Orange County District Attorney's office to investigate allegations that Johnson does not live in the district. GU Ferguson Brewer-. L O CAL T U llNO • "I had climbed to the top of the hill and I could look over and see the promised : land. And we saw the promised land, but we were driven right back down that hill " -PAT BUCHANAN, presi- dential candidate, on his loss in the Arizona primary. "I don't want a new ' airport. I think the noise, the traffic, all of that; would just be too h " muc ... -Newport Beach resi- dent WIWAM VOSBURG, 81 , on why he voted for Measure S. · "We've got it! We win : the absentees, we win the election ... " -STU MOLLRICH, No o n S campaign consultant "Somebody call G II eorge ... -No on S Consultant - DAVE ELLIS, referring to developer George Argyros, wh~ bankrolled campaign. • "I want a giant head- line, 'Moorlach wins by a landslide ... '" -JOHN MOORLACH, running unopposed for county treasurer. • :BUCHANAN CONTINUED FROM 1 William Dannemeyer as a •great : warrior• ..:._counseled the crowd of roughly 300 loyal followen to accept Dole's inevitable victory. He even RQked fun at bis own second-place finishes. ·1 got more silver medals than anybody in America," he said. And while many in the audi· ence seemed reluctant to take his advice, Buchanan said ·we · have to respect the decision of the party." Buchanan said after victories . in Alaska, Louslana and · New : Hamplhire, it was the Arizona ; primary -where he placed • thtrd behlnd former candidate ; Steve Forbes and Dole -that • proved to be hil undoing, : "I bad climbed to the top ot ·the hiD and I coilld look over and : ... tbe piOmiMd land,· he aaid ~to a eouthWD pnacher, populilt ~ tty)e. •And we aw the promlM4 'IAnd, but •• r driven 1'ghl takes 70th District in no brainer By Iris Yokoi, Daily Pilot As expected, incumbent Assemblywomari Marilyn Brewe was riding toward certain tri- umph in the Republican primary for the 70th District seat. Ballot tallies at press time showed Brewer holding on to a strong lead with roughly 63% of the vote, while challenger Jim Rems, a land surveyor, held steady at about 29%. There were 214,879 registered voters in the 10th District, 118,066 of them Republicans. And former ca ndidate Marge Pant:zar, who bowed out of the race too late for pre- printed ballots, managed to still garner 6.3% of the vote. Brewer will Marilyn Brewer face retired MARC MAA11N I DAlt.Y PILOT Estelle Wilson of Newport Beach leaves the polling booth at Mariners Elementary School after voting ln Tuesday's primary. teacher Shirley Palley, the Demo<;- ratic contender who ran nnopposed in her primary race, in November. But Brewer hinted of an even farther future Tuesday night as she gathered with other county Repub- lic.am at the Westin South Coast Plaza to monitor election returns. Measure S, Buchanan draw voters to polls The Republican primary fight for Brewets seat proved a fairly quiet and routine one. By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot Measure S, the "Terrible 200s" and the presidential pri- mary drove residents out of their homes and offices to vote on Tuesday. "Pat Buchanan's the reason I came out here," said 42-year- old Chris Hecht of Costa Mesa. "That and the El Toro initiative (Measure S). I think El Toro would make a great commercial airport." Election workers at polls in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa said voter turnout in the early part of the day was "slow but steady." Residents showed up in flurries throughout lunch time, with small groups of people arriving at the polls in spurts. William Vosburg, an 81-year- old Eastbluff-area resident, back down that hill." Still, Buchanan, said his mes- sage bas caught hold with Republicans and he vowed to pres~ Dole to adopt the political •causes" he will take with him to the convention, namely: • An end to legalized abor- tion. • Prayer in school. • Restoration of the constitu- tional republic. • No more trade deals like NAPTA and GATT. • An end to the loss of manu· facturing jobs to overseas work· en. Among the supporters at the Red Llon rally Tuesday were for- mer A11emblyman Gil Fergu- son, a. candidate for the 3Sth state Senate District; Barbara Coe, a candidate for the 67th Assembly 01strict1 and f onner 10th Di.strict candidate Marge Pantur. Cdi, a co-founder of pre>posi· don 18'7, the anti-tllegal immi· gration m.tttative that puMd 1n· 1995, said the'• a •btg time," Buch&nanJbacker. "I think the people of Newport Beach have really stuck their heads in the sand on this one. Etonomically, the benefit of John Wayne to this area is beyond concepUon · ... " -.MARK REDLESHEIMER went to his Laver Way polling place with his wife, Vuginia, 77, shortly after noon. Both said they didn't think another airport in Orange County would serve the residents very well. "I don't want a new airport," said William Vosburg. "I think the noise, the traffic, all of that, would just be too much." Mark Redlesheimer, a 40- year-old pilot fiom Newport Beach, said he believes an air- DON LEACH I OAl.V Pl.OT Bob and Terry Hendenon dro'ft ti'o• Northrtdve to cheer on Pat Buc:.bman. "'He's everft_blng Clinton la not." Bob Heilclenon Nld. •As far as I'tn concerned, I feel he's the one true patriot,• Coe said. And 11 it was patriotism Bucbenan supporters were look- ing for Tuesday, they weren't ~ppointed. The event started with a prayer, the tinging of the • Staf Speogled Banner• and the nldtation of the Pledge of Alle- giance thet ended With one man 1houting, ·we·u fight for ll. •• • port at El Toro would drive away• valuable revenue from the New- port-Mesa area. "I think the people of New- port Beach have really stuck their heads in the sand on this one," Redlesheimer said as he left his Eastbluff-area polling place. "Economically, the bene- fit of John Wayne to this area is beyond conception. "And if people think there are going to be two commercial MEASURES CONTINUED FROM 1 advantage.• • In November of 1994, voters narrowly approved Measure A which allows the county to study the feasibility of bringing a com- mercial airport to m Toro once the base closes in 1999. South County residents, who view the process as an attempt to shut down John Wayne Airport and bring unwant- ed noise and traffic into the area, immediately qualified a counter- lnitiative for the ballot. During the caxppalgn. the two aides waged a war of scare tactics . South county residents sent maOfrs promistng an tntematiooal airport at El Toro and IDgbt ~ ltn1ng up directly over dtizens l'Mmel. No on S foroos wuntered With meiJerl promlstng tb8 antVa1 Of • prllOD 8nd huDdi8da ol rnQltorW in tupey- er.fundld dMnup OOltl Jf an alr- port Wll not·~ fer l!l lbro. Molddl llld' 11111 V• m S bt9 ran. •cmia-dlic~ c ••pigl_J,. airports five miles from each other, they're mistaken. That would never happen. If they open a new commercial airport at El Toro, it would drive all the business from John Wayne over there." Dave Shill, 44, of Costa Mesa, said he was more concerned about state Propositions 200 and 201 . Proposition 200 is known as the •no-fault motor vehicle ini- tiative,• while Proposition 201 is commonly referred to as the "frivolous lawsuit initiative.• "To me, Measure S is not that big of a deal, although I can see how it affects the county as a whole,• Shill said. •The 200 issUes were the big ones for me. "I think it's time the insur- ance companies undergo some changes, and I think the legal industry could' use some regu- lating." . Rems, a political newcomer whose past activism consisted mainly of fighting the county's proposed half-cent sales tax increase, characterized Brewer as a liberal in conservative's clothing. The Irvine resident called him- self the •real Republican," saying Brewer's voting record shows her alliance with former Democratic assembly Speaker Willie Brown. PantzM, who ~w her support to Rems when she bowed out of the race jmt a couple of weeks ago, voiced similar a:iti.dsms of Brewer. Rems also complained the assemblywoman never showed for debates, sending her son and campaign manager, J..ance, in her place. Brewer countered that she was busy in Sacramento or her district sefving her constituents. And she racked up plenty of endorsements from all the local legislators .. •naey didn't engage the ballOt ~t. Mid an ~ debete and that stupid Superman WUl take Oftr the bale gredually logo, what a bunch of nonMDM, • rather tbu tmawdiatety u S ~ Mollrlch la.id, referrlllg to the ~hoe d+tmed. Meuwe S logo. • •we may bawi fthe ~ Reed RO)lalty of \be.~ CJI) a Loe Angil• ..... ...... County '!Upayen Aaloddoa, tdlpGlt. ·bUI • waa-e be ... .. one ol tbe ·T ol tbe No ODs ,.. 2030 ar 20tO. • .,,..,r Ne~ BeacblCotta Mesa Daily PilOl "What is the priority?" asked gatent Laurie Walker. •Jt's got to be the best academic environ- ment we can provide for our chil-ai:en. • Costa Mesa parent Gay Geis- er-Sandoval was the only speaker out of 16 who defended the stack- ing proposal, pointing out that her a»ldren attended stacked prQ- gtams and Jlre getting good grades at Paularino Elementary. •Jt is not potentially the best slf,Vtem, but sometimes solutions bAve to be sought.• she said. "'We're all going to have to give.• School board members Martha f:Iuor and Wendy Leece opposed the stacking proposal. "TIP.s is not to say I'm opposed to stacking," said Fluor, who sug- gested moving special education students to schools at lower capacity and forcing schools to go to a stacked program only after they reach 100% capacity. "T,he fact is we're talking about 'Six schools out of 18 that require Your Source For · Local News • ........... J_'"Pilot '" ... , ,....,_ .. , stacking and the others don't need it.• Trustee Serene Stokes said that plan wouldn't be fair to the special education children and that forcing all schools to stack kindergarten classes would pro- vide more stability to parents in the long run. Working parents need to matte child care plans for their children, she said, and can't be told two weeks after school starts that the kindergarten classes need to switch to stacked sessions because of a surprise enrollmfnt increase. But stacking classes will only go so far in helping to ease the district expected overcrowding problem. 'Ihtstees will look at other solu- tions. ~eluding changing school attendance boundaries, adding portable classrooms and re-open- ing schools, at their April 16 meeting. 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M0sa's Halverson comes to ·the ·resctie1 . •He comes through with a ringing double to shove winning run across as Mustangs win, 2-1. !3Y Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot S t a r n s ment had been walked a 0 for 3, striking tightrope for out twiee and most of his sev-tapping out en innings, but weakly to first. earned his "In the sev- third victory in enth, (assis- it, I was just hoping it would drop,• Halver- · Son said. "I saw (Skinner) jump up ... I guess it went over bis -glove." •J 1eally WC1$11't fhJhldng about it, I MU /uat hoping it woulc( diop • • • II and hit a batten In the fif1it inning, tagut.a Beach opened with a walk, .. .a hard-hit single agalnst the cert- ter-tield fence1 1ia hit batsman and an infield single in succession. LAGUNA BEACH -High school baseball has abused the designated hitter rule worse than any other level, including tbe Amertcan League, where at least the DH is applied to its original purpose, for pitchers only. delivered the game-winning dou-four decisions, tant) coach ble, leading Costa Mesa to a 2-1 giving up three (Ken) Ostrows-It was only Mesa's third hit of the game. The Must8llgs -SETH HALVERSON victory in eight innings. hits and one kitold me if my Mesa's Matt Broesamle walked earned run. (No. 6) spot ~~~------~· If a position player is strvg- glin.9_ to hit his weigh!_ in hi_g_h school, coaches will frequently use a DH for him. Like in Costa Mesa's Pacifit Coast League game against host Laguna Beach on Tuesday, when Mustang shortstop Seth Halver- son sat on the bench during offense, while his"teanunates con- tinued to slump at the plate. But it was Halverson in the extra inning, batting in his spot ~or the first time in the game, who STANDINGS to open the eighth, Jeremy Starns Broesamle Starns Hal,verson comes up, I'm moved him over with a sacrifice pitched a going in," bunt. An out later, Halverson scoreless eighth to record bis first Halverson said. "I was told right stepped into the box, fouled a~ay save, as Costa Mesa improved to before the game that I was gojng 5-4, 2-2 in league. to ·et DH'ed tot. I had been in a an outside.Jastbal1 . .i.u.so.u...u~.J,,..Wl;o:u-it--Laguna!Jeaffi"ll-0.1-3) Ii~a_,.--,1-s-um--..p an was disappointed. So an 0-1 pitch again$t the center-three runners picked off, twice I was happy to get a ch~ce." field fence for an RBI. had the lead runner on sacrifice The slick-fielding senior, head- "I was just looking for another bunts throWll out, and,had anoth-ed for La Verne next year, had fastball, and ·I'd jump on it," er player fUI}. into the last out of two doubles last year. His double Halverson said. urt wa.s pretty the sixth inning while going to against Howe · was crushed" to. much right over the plate. He third on a poor baserunning deci-center field, glancing off the high grooved it and I came up with it.· sion. part of a two-leveled fence and Laguna Beach reliever Miles The Artists scored in the sixth just out of the reach of Aaron Howe suffered the loss, replacing to tie it, 1-1, then Halverson Skinner, whose lunging, back- starter Kl'aigher O'Keefe, who became a coincidental hero for hand attempt against the fence allowed no earned runs and only the Mustangs two innings later. came up short. two hits in seven innings. ~ Halverson's hitting replace-"I really wasn't thinking about scored in the third inning without a hit. In their last 22 innings, they've had only seven bits. "I know his pride was hurting, gemng-DH"ed fot, but-then-h comes up with a big double," Mesa Coach Doug Deats said. "The bottom line is tbat both players had been struggling at the plate, and l wanted to give our sophomore a chance to bit. We haven't been getting a lot of hits lately. n Starns had runners on base in every inning except the fourth, when he retired the side in order on just five pitches. He walked six HIGH ·SCHOOL BOYS TENNIS But had no runner past secor\t1 base. One runner was picked oft, another thrown out at second 8-6- 4 trying to stretch a single into .a double. Mesa's Mike. Adelmund broY:e the scoreless game in the third, walking with one out, taking seJ;- ond Layne DeTemple's hit-allR.- run ground out, moving to th\f P. on a passed ball and scoring OJ'\.~ fielding error. In the sixth, O'Keefe singled, advanced to second on a w.ild pitch, moved to third on a sacri- fice bunt and scored on a fielder's choice. II hdflc CoMt L...- ~ (Overall) W L Uiguna t-\llls (8-3) 4 o Univenlty (6·5) 3 1 Aliso Niguel (4-6) 2 2 Costa Mesa (5-4) 2 2 Laguna Beach (3-6) 1 3 &tand• (0.9) • 0 4 1\leldliys SCOt'.s ~ 2. LaguN Beach 1 (8 innings) University 6, EsUndal <l Turkich-Abrams ··· duel on Thtirsday~::· • , Laguna·Hills 3, Aliso Niguel O -flttdlry's Games ():15) Aliso Niguel at Costa Mesa Laguna Beach at EftMda Laguna Hills at Untverslty Troxel must • knaintain his • ~'pedal duty' ' ~ Estancia baseball coach ~ ~ontinues 9-mile bicycle · ~ek imposed by wife as ~osing streak (nine) goes on. By Barry Faulkner, Datly Pilot I • : IRVINE -While the Estancia : High baseball team continues to : spin its wheels, Coach PauJ 1Tox-: el will have to keep pedaling his. : : lroxel, whose wile promised : fUm he could resume driving to ! work when the Eagles broke into : lhe win column -rather than : tiding his bike nine miles daily : from bis home to Estancia for : exercise -will be back in the : (bicycle) saddle at least unW Fri-: l!ay after a 6-4 Pacific Coast : J..e~ss Tuesday at Universi-: ~High. : : "It looks like I'm back on the : bike.· said Troxel, whose Eagles : I0-9, 0-4 in league) stranded 11 : jall in the first five innings) and : saw their lone error cashed in for : -four unearned runs in the no-: jans' first at-bat. : "We're just an inch away," : Troxel said of the lack of timely : hitting. "We got behind early : again (4-0 and 6-1), which makes : it tough to come back. But our : kids keep battling. : all set for-Cd.M E stancla HJgh's Mike Leonard had it all his way at Laguna Hills High Tuesday afternoon in Pacific Coast League play, /"\ sweeping to three tennis • Corona del Mar's Boris Tirrkich runs record to 28-0; Geoff Abrams of Newport Harbor breezes as the two get ready for Thursday's 3 p .m. collision. LAKE FOREST -Corona del Mar High's Boris Turkich tuned up for the an anticipated show- down with Newport Harbor senior Geoff Abrams with a sweep of El Toro High singles vic- tiins Tuesday, besting each by a : 6-0 count to run.his record to 28-0. : A junior transfer from Croatia, : Turkich led the way for the Sea : Kings, who improved to 2-0 in Sea : View League play, 5-1 overall. : Taylor Dent was another : sweeps winner in singles for : Corona, while the doubles combi- : nation of freshman Sameer · : Chopra an9 junior Greg Coleman : improved to 6-0 with a sweep in : that category. : The Abrams-Turkich duel is : scheduled for 3 o'clock on the : Corona del Mar campus Thurs- : day. victories to run : his personal ~ Tars' Abrams sweeps record to 23-1. NEWPORT BEACH -No. 1 Leonard's : singles player Geoff Abrams easi- exploits, : ly swept bis three matches Tues-: day to lead the Newport Harbor however, were : High tennis team to a 13-5 Sea not enough to : View League win over Irvine. turn the tide as ! The No. 1 doubles team of : Scott Strns and Yuski Kojima and the Eagles lost an : No. 2 team of Tennison Oyler and 11-7 dectsion. : Graham Evarts picked up six MARC MARTIN I DAllY PILOT ~ points for the Sailors (3-6, 2-0). Estahcia's Leonard sweeps • Eagles' junior cri.ri.ses to 23rd victory in 24 starts with routine victories at Laguna Hills in PCL play. LAGUNA 1-fiLI..S -Junior Mike Leonard continued his sizzling pace Tuesday sweeping three singles matches, but it wasn't enough as the Estancia High tennis team fell, t 1-7, to Pacific Coast League foe Laguna Hills. •Mike ls just on fire,• said Estancia Coach Dave Hebert. "Laguna Hills has tWo really good singles play-en and he went right thrc)Ugh them. "He definitely should be ranked atnoog the best in Orange County. He's beaten some gOod people.• Leooar<l, who plays out of the No. 1 lingles spot, won 6- 2, 6-3 and 6-0 '°extend his seuon'11treak to 23·1. He WU tbe lone Eagle t0 wan an till matches for Bstand.a (4·5, 0-2) ~ Hilll (4-4, 1·1). . - " , , "(Juan) Romo, (who allowed : just one hit in ~2/J scoreless relief ! ""---------------------------------------------------------------------' ,Innings) gave us the chance by : br1·ef ly keeping us in the ballgame. But : .1 when you're behind, you can't be : , as aggressive. I told the kids in : s Kiii 2 1 d e ~~: =~~:~l!y~:~;:~:!!~~ ea gs see - a van_ tage van1s1iu~.:. ' The Eagles squeezed back : into the contest with a three-run : IRVINE _ Vls-~ourth, highlighted by Miguel : iting Corona V 0 LL Ii Y 8 ALL :Romo's RBI single, after Tun Lud-: del Mar High won two of the first three ke singled, Jeremy 0 so was hit ! games Tuesday, but Woodbridge rallied for by a pitch and Juan Ortiz walked : a 16-14, 5-15, 11-15, 15-5, 15·13 boys vol- to load the bases. ! leyball victory in the Sea View League Abel Flores, the Eagles hot-: opener for both teams. hitting senior shortstop, walked ! Brian Coleman bad 27 kills and John rto force in another run and Osso : c 26 f th Se Kin 2 3 h l """ored on Steve s -i.Ar's f1elder's ••• oon or e a gs ( -), w 0 col- ..... a.AC ~ lected six of their 18 misses serves on the : choice grounder. But a force play : match in the dedsiv game. at home and a strikeout left the : CdM led the filth game, 6-4, but the :bases juiced for the second : Warriors scored four straight to take com- ,straight frame and the Eagles : mand and closed the Sea Kings out. :never seriously threatened again. : "We had our opportunities, but we just • Romo added an infield single : didn't lt-u-d t • CdM c ch :In the first to lead the visitors' six-: ~p cu.u.e an execu e, oa lbit attack, which included contrt-! :;: u~~nti said. "Those missed serves :buttons fro'? Joey Herman (a ! In another sea View match Tuesday: •double), Ortiz and Joe Flores. : l Garrett Atkins contlnued his : • NEWPORT BEACH -Wes Baijorek lhot hlttibg for University (S.S, 3. ! ha.d nine kills and ven block.11'\ieiday at 'ft), Uppt.og h1a average to .550 : the Newport HarbOr High boys volleyball ~ two lingl and a tnpl ln : team defeated El 1'oro, 15-10, 17-15, 9-15, four at-bati. He al.lo pitched the : 16-14 ln e sea View League match. ftDa1 two innin~eun the save ! Matt Caldwell alto hod nine ki11t and » Mike oam retiring aJ.Yix : Cameron · &Jeck and Eric Bernhard each lilftm be teced • by ltrlk.ciat. : odded _., k1lll for the seuon (Z...C, t.O). Cd.M takes 1-stroke lead · NEWPORT BEACH Corona del Mar High golf GOLi C<>dch Paul.· Hahn was starting to worry he might have to look for another job 1bU11J- day afternoon. However, he was able to discard those plans after his Sea Kings pulled out a 208· . 209 victory over Back Bay, and Sea View League, rival Newport Harbor. The matchup, over th.e nine-hole, par-35 Newport Beach Country Club coune1 came down to the last group which lnclud· ed sophomore Steve Brooks, who shot a 1 • over-par 36 for the Sea KlDga to cla.lm medalist honors. Cd.M (1-2 in sea V\ew Leagu ) got a round of 40 from Max Wallick, 42 from Jim· my Keane and 4Ss by Chad Thwe~ and Jeff Bernls. . BW Collopy shot a low round of 37 for Newport (0-4) -to finiJb one stroke off the pace set by BrookJ. The Siilon' J\lltin Shapiro ahot a 40, Chr19 Hentotin cbecUd in at 42, Scott Reubi'r} ~a '43, and Brian Bau. and Spenm -.e ea& ibdt 47. Sailors drop 6-5 decision NEWPORT BEACH -A con- tested umpire's call ln the MVenth iilning cut into host Newport Harbor High'• com- back attempt, as the Sailon dropped' a 6-5 nonleague softball decision to visiting Allio Niguel Tuesday. Down, 6·4, entering itJ filial at·bat, Newport put runnen on flnt and second with one out, before an AlllO play4'!' fielded a grotinder and. tbreW to third ln an attempt to force ~ runner for the MCOnd out. Though Newpor1 Harbor Coach Mike Mullen Mid the Wolvertne third bueman didn't hove her foot on the bag when the Harbor runner .atved, the umpire ruled otherWlte. The Sailors m~ to push acrot1 another run to halve the detidt, but AlilO .... ~to iinprove to 3-10. Newport (6-3), bed • four·nm Utbo ....... lo .... by Lori Meal. , .... PulMld ud K"9 McNlodll. u '"!,'al tine walks. ~ .. college sports sec streak reaches six with 4~0 victory over GSAC rival c o s TA BASIBAL 0r.,.. Coast College Student-Athlete Honor Roll for FaJI of '95 f1'oln Corona •• Mar ••• Brad callahan (volleyball) Michael Long (football) FfOl1I eon. Mesa •.• Charles Appell (cross country) ._ Dynise Basore (women's crew) BASIBALL CIDWlrt .... C:caka• 5oCAI College" lllola 0 Blola 000 000 000 -0 5 0 sec 020 101 00ic • • 10 3 logea!J, Berger (6) and Jay; Withers and Pegg. W-Wrthers, 2-4. L·~als. 2B • Rivera (SCO, Nolan (S{O. WEDNESDAY, MAROf 27. 1996 SPOITS DAT • TENNIS COMIVIJNl1Y COUEGI ...,. ar.,......,. c:on'-Mle Rhrenlde 5. er.,.. COMt 4 SJ1 91 •: Kurth (JU def. Ews, 6-2. 6-3; Orissi (OCO def. Turner, 7-5. 6-0; Oh coco def. Greywood, 6-4, 6-1; Stokoe (R) def. Stree.lman. 6-3, 6-1; Rogers (R) def. Thieu, Ni, 7-6; Stone (OCO def. Legaspi, 6-2, 5-7, 6-4. TODAY •U~ High sdlOOI • Santa MMgaritl at COrona delMar, J":l5 p.m.; Woodbridge at Newport H«bor. 3:15 p.m. • SOFT1IAU. College • Southern Ullfom!a COiiege at Cal State Dominguez · Hiiis, 1 :30 p:m. Community college -Orange MESA -~ Right-hander Kevi,n Withers went the distance, pitching a five-hitter Tuesday as the Southern Califor- nia College baseball team ettended its winning streak to six straight with a 4-0 win over visit- ing Biola College in a Golden State Athletic Conference match- up. Vanguards sweep co ST A SOP~BALL ~A Jon Benzinger (football) Robert Bobsien (crew) COMMUNnY COUEGE ar.,.. Empln Confwenm C'ypNSS 12, Orange Coast 0 cypress 300 311 220 • 12 17 0 occ 000 000 000 • 0 7 4 DoubMs: Kurth-Graywood (R) def. £ves-Orissl, 6-4, 7-6; Turner·Stokoe (R) def. Oh- Stone, 6-4, 7-5; Thieu-Streelman (OC0 def. Rogers-Legaspi, by default. Coast at Golden West. 7 p.m. • Hlgh school -Corona del MM • at Allso Niguel, 3:15 p.m.; David Boulton (cross country) Farrah Chapin (women's track and field) Thomas Cieszynski (cheer) Mazur, Claggett (8), Relntjes (9) and Granger. Hoffman (7); Surdock. Moore (5), Brewer (7). Estanci<i at Santa Ana, 3:15 • p.m. • GOl6 The Southern Callfor¢a College softball team showed no mercy Tuesday, sweeping a double- header, 8-0 and 23-0, over Biola in Golden State Athletic Confer- ence action. Allison Clark (women's crew). Deborah Drissi (women's tennis) Kevin Ellingfor~ (cross country) Arceyut. and Yanagisawa. W·Mazur, 1-0. L-Surdoc:k. 4-1. 2B -Rodriquez (0, Flanagan (Q, Norris (0. Ginter (0. Williams HIGH SOtoOl. llOYS S..Vlew ....... CoroNi .. Mar ,,, El Toro 2 Singles: Turldch (CdM) def. Community college • Orange • Coast at Riverside CC at Moreno Valley CC. noon. (0. HR • Flanagan (0. Withers (2-4), a senior, struck oµt six and walked two to post the first complete game of the season for sec (10-22, 5-10). In the second game, starter Michelle Van Hom pitched all four innings for Biota. She was tattooed for all 23 sec runs (all earned runs) on 18 hits. She walked 12 batters while striking out one. Michael Erickson (crewe) Britt Farmer (crew) HIGHSOtOOL PKffJc Coast LAi9M Unlven~ '· Est.and• 4 Gaerthner, 6-0; def. Gale, 6--0; def. Yupaslni, 6--0; Dent (CdM) won 6-0, 6-1, 6-0; Cappello (CdM) won 6-1, 6-1, 6-0. High school -Newport Harbor vs. M ission Viejo at Santa Ana CC. 2:45 p.m.; A liso Niguel 11$. • • Corona del Mar at Niguel CC. 3 p.m. Michael Freeman (football) Fabien Jouve (crew) Kathleen Kelly (women's basketball) Estancia 010 300 O -4 6 •VOUEYBAll Community college -Palomar at Orange Coast 7 p.m. All five of Biola's (18-8, 6-6) hit were sin les as the Eag!es -stran e rune runners on the base paths. Asa Lundkvist (cross country) Juan Mendoza (basebalO Michael Parsons (crew) University 420 000 x -6 9 Baker, J. Romo (3) and Herman; Osbrlnk, Gamble (4), Doubles: Jahangiri-Sharmardl (CdM) lost to Blank-Harker; ()..6; def. Henderson·Seravasing, 7-6; lost to Najomlta-Mezunder, 4-6; Chopra.Coleman (CdM) won 6=3, 6-0, 6=1; Shokt.FMltter (CdM) won 6-3, 6-1, 6-2. High school -Laguna Beach at The Vanguards' offensive a~ack generated 10 hits with left fielder Kevin Doyle, catcher Robb Pegg, center fielder Joe Rivera and designated hitter Mike Grasse picking up two hit apiece. sec (11-12-2, 3-1) got multi- ple hit games from seveo batters. Leadoff hitter Chrissy Vega walked five times and scored four runs in the Vanguards' romp while thitd baseman Heather Rogers went 2 for 4, scored three and drove in four. ------t---tir1ttns-(Sfand oorthn:--- Michelle Radisay (women's tennis) Carey Read (women's swimming) Jessica Romo (softball) ' Sally Saade (softball) Ron Scott (crew) Vanessa Smith (women's volleyball} Jake Swanson (cross country} Kevin Tallon (football} W • Gamble, 2·3. L • Baker, 0-5. Sv -Attcins. 2B -Herman (E). 3\-Atkins (U) C.osta Mesa 2. Lllg&a1a Buch 1 Costa Mesa 001 000 01 -2 3 2 Lag. Beach 000 001 00 -1 4 2 Starns. Broesamle (B) and Vasquez; O'Keefe, Howe (8) and Moore. W -Starns, 3-1. L ·Howe, 0-1. Sv -Broesamle, 1. 2B • Halverson {CM). s.. View Lague Newport Harbor 13, Irvine 5 Slngles:Abfams (NH) def. Chan, 6-1; def. Doore. 6-2, def. Williams, 6-0; Rineck (NH) won 6-3, lost 3-6, won 6-3; Hovel (NH) lost 3·6, 3-6, 6-7. •SWIMMING High school boys and girls - Aliso Niguel at Costa Mesa. 3:15 p.m.; Estancia at Laguna Hills, 3:15 p.m.; Irvine at Newport Harbor, 3· 15 p.m.; ti Toro at Corona del Mar, 3:15 p.m. SOFTBALL COl.LEGE ' Rivera and second baseman Bnan Nolan both had doubles for the only extra base hits of the game. Grasse scored two runs and bed an RBI for the Vanguards while first baseman Mike Caston went 0 for 3, but also drove in a run for sec. Pitcher Jen Houston (4-6) had the most hits, going 3 for 4 and scoring twice. Second baseman Jen Caruso was 2 for 3, walked twice and scored three runs; left fielder Angie Wolf was 2 for 2, walked three times and scored three runs while driving in three others; cen- ter fielder Angie Vega went 2 for 2 and scored three runs; first baseman Noelle Sturgill was 2 for 2 with two walks, drove in three and scored two; and catcher Michelle Murie went 2 for 2. Rob Woelfel (crew) Kiem-Ai Thieu (women's tennis) Sasha Tosic (basketball) Doubles: Sims-Kojima (NH) def. Moon-Yan, 6-1; def. Murdy-Cheachlef, 6-4; def. Adherson·Eckenwiller, 6-4; Oyler·£varts, 6-2, 6-3, 6-4; Shuah-Singer, lost ()..6, won 6-4. 6-4. Gaktlr1 Sta~CA-uiGI Sot" al College a, lllola O HI G H SCHOOL STANDINGS Biola 000 00 • 0 2 0 Maria Uceda (women's swimming) S. VanBerckelaer (women's soccer) Padfk Coast LHgue l..aguN9 Hills 11, EsUlndai 7 Singles: Leonard {E) def. sec 106 01 • 8 5 o From Newport Jleach ... Locke Eldridge (soccer} S..VleW~- Wells. Van Hom (4) and Rogtn; Munroe and Murie. W ·Munroe, 1-2. L ·Wells. OCC hammered, 12-0 C o s TA BASEBALL MESA Jennifer Gaynor (women's soccer) Chris Gruwell {crew} (tNerall) "'ill Arnold, 6-2; def. Marshall, 6-3; def. Eitterim, 6--0; Sink {E). lost o-6, 0-6, 1-6; Lin (E), lost 0-6, 3-6, won 6-1. SoCal College 23, lllola 0 Biola 000 O -0 2 0 Irvine (5-4) 3 o Doubles: Guerrero-Brown (E) def. Harper-Slack, 1-6; lost to Bukowskl-Sucamele, 1-6; def. Milchlker-Cho, 6-4; Burden- Keams (E) won 6-3, lost 5-7, 4-6; Rudolph-Taboada (E) lost 2-6, 1-6. won 6-3. sec ' 537 s -23 1a o Cypress showed why they're atop the Orange Empire Confer- ence baseball standings Tuesday, routing Orange Coast College, Randy Hoffman (crew) Robert Intriago {tennis) Mitchell Munt (crew} Benjamin Platt (crew) Andrew Prince {crew) £1 Toro (7-3) 3 O Woodbridge (4-3) 2 1 c.dM (4-4> 1 2 Newport (4-4) 0 J S. Margarita (3-5) O 3 1bdlly's ..... (J:15) Santa .~ at c.-WoodbridQe at Na pa rt Irvine at Ef Toro DEEP SEA Van Horn and Rogers; Houston and Murie. W • Houston. 4-6. L -Van Hom. 2B • Rogers (SCO. Wolf (SCO. Sturgill (SCC). 3B • Rogers (SCC). HIGH SOtOOL AltsoN=~S 12-0. .j Previously-unbeaten Jamie Surdock (4-1) was down 6-0 when he was relieved in the fifth by usually-dependable Bryan Moore, who went to the bench with Cypress up 10-0. Jiµl Brew- er came on in the seventh before Jario Arceyut, an Estancia High product, held Cypress (21-8, 9-4) scoreless in the ninth. Pirates nipped, 5-4 COSTA MESA -TENNIS Orange Coast College's Debbie Drissi and Heidi Stone each earned hard-fought singles triwnphs, but the Pirates fell to visiting Riverside City Col- lege Tuesday, 5-4 in an Orange Empire Conference women's ten- nis match. Dianne Pulido (women's basketball) Corey Rutherford (crew) Christopher Schager (football) Shannon Silva (women's crew) Josh Snow {basketball) ~ a.n.. (J:15) c.dM at Irvine l\JESOAY'S COUNTS Newport l.Andlng • 1 boat, 12 anglers. 46 sculpin, 3 rockfish. 1 halibut. A. Niguel 003 210 0 • 6 10 2 Newport 000 004 1 -5 7 4 Cypress sprayed 17 bits (including five doubles and a home run) and took advantage of four errors by OCC (17-7, 4-7). Graham Mazur, who ca.me into the game with a 6.42 ERA, pittjled five innings to pick up his first win of the season. Ml CASA MEXl(AN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO Drissi, a sophomore, prevailed, 1-5, in her first set, then smoked her Tiger opponent, 6-0, in the second. Stone, a freshman, prevailed, 6-2, 5-7, 6-4, in a match that last-· ed more then two hours. • OCC fell to 3-9. 3-6 in confer- ence, while Riverside improves to 3-6 in the OEC. GRAND OPENING NEW LOCATION EVERYTHING ON SALE Adrienne Stillwell (women's crew) N9wport at S. ~ El Toro at Woodbridge Mueller and Vavia; Mullen. Nelsen (6) and Gosselin. W -Mueller. L -Mullen, 5-3. 2B ·Freed (AN). CLEAN • CARING • UNCROWDED Personal 1i • • ra1n1ng Specials 6Week &· 3 Month NO ENROUMENT FEE • NO DUES Includes full use of all club facil ities . • ~ & Yoga ClciMea • 5eallt of the Art Equipn_tent • CWtlffei:I Trainers & Teacfaera NATALIA LARSON MEMBERFOR12YEARS TWO AEROBIC CLASSES & TWO WEIGHT TRAINING SESSIONS A WEEK SHAPE-UP NEWPORT Comer of E. 17th & Irvine Ave. in Westcliff Plaza -631-3623 YOCK N6igh/xxhood H60hh Club Sinc6 1982 Da~s Lock., -no report. CIANCIO & BOTTOM LAWYERS 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES --------Check• 1hoold be ll)ad• lhe Calllornla Bualneu and not less than l11ty percent the controct PATCHEN aka WllJVed notice or constnttd aectlon 1250 ot the Calllor· to lhe g,.ateat extent IH· awa1ded to busin111 con-PUBLIC NOTICES payable lo Coa11 Com• P1ole11lon1 Code, the •P• (50%) ol the total bid price, No bidder· may withdrew JUNETTE REBECCA 10 the propo1td action.) nla Probote Code. A R• 1ible be dlrtcied to low cerns that mHI the quahfl· munily College Olatrlct. clatt~ contractor awerdtd and lu1nl1h certilicatea •vi· any bid lor 1 period ol alxty PATCHEN aka The Independent admlnis· qutat for Special Notice and very low Income per-cations HI lorth In I) and _ PUBLIC NOTICE Bid• 1hall be received In the Contrect for lhl1 WOik dancing that the 1equlred (60) day• alter the dale Ht JEAN PATCHEN aka tratlon autho111y wllt be lorm Is available lrom th• sons located wilhln a spec-2) above --------lh• place Identified above, shall ltHll construct am• Insurance Is In effect In the l0t the opening of blda Jl!NNETTI! REBECCA g11nttd unless an Inter-court cleric. Iliad geographtcal area, Section 3 Resident: t) A NOTICE TO end 11\olt bid• •hall be jotfty of the WOik, In ac· amounta Ht forth In the A payment bond ah.it be • Hied peraon flltl an ot>-Attorn•v for the P•tl• patllCUW!y those who 111 P\lbllc ~Ing resident, OI CONTRACTORS opened and publicly rHd cordance with lht provl· general condltlon1. In the required prior to execution .. ATCHl!N Jecllon to the petition and tlofter• 1eclpl-.11 of goYetnment 2) An lodfVldual ......no r• CALLINO FOR BIDS alood al the above-allted slonl of c.lil01nla BusJ. event ol lailurt to enter Into of lhe conlract and lhall be CAIR NO. A111to2 lhow good cause why the DAVID.AL.LIEN 8ROWN UNtanct '°' houllnQ, and aides In the neighbo<hooO SchOOI District· COAST time and place. ne11 and Proltulona Code the conttact and execute In the rorm •et lolltl In the To au heirs, t>eneliclarlet, COYrt 1hoUld not giant the ESQ (CSai 80elS) 1 lo b._lned concern• or County In wtlfeh the per• · L e In acCOJdance with the Section 7059. the required document•. con1tact documents crldlt011, contingent credl-autllooty •• • which provide economic: •ons t>enel1tt1ng tiom the COMMUNITY 00 LEO provl1ion1 of CaHfornla All Wotlc must be com-auch bid eecUfll).' Wiii be Pursuant to Section 22300 tor•. and p1tflonS who may A H~RINO on the pet1· 7700 1""1NI! CENTER opponun.t.ea to low and Sect.on ' cove.Id project D~~R18!adll . ..,. 11 25 Publlo ConttlC1 Code Sec· pitted within Of'9 hundred forlelted. The F11thlU1 Ptt-01 the Publlo Contract othefwl" be lnleretled In tlon will be hetd on APRIL DRIW• STI!. 800, IA· very low Income peraont reside. ne • .,..r • tlon 3300. lhe Oialtlct ,.... and torty (140) conaecutlve formance Bond ahall ,.. Code the conltact Will con-the wtll Of' ••late, Of both, 25, 1996. at 1:45 P.M. In VINI!, CA 82718 The •~utul contractor Proapecllve l>tdderl ma1 1=''!;~·~fc.elpt• OI quires that the bidder pos. daya. rim. II Of the ... main In f\ll l0tce and effect lain 'provlsloni permltllng of: JEANNETTE R. Dept 703 k>Qted •t 341 Publll htd Newport 11 a cond1110n of the con-obtain one set of bid OOC1.t-Jlc.i J Ollector of PurCbu. "" the following ctu-MnCI. Failure to complete through the gulfllllM .,.. the lucctHIUI bldd., to PATCHEN aJla JEANETTE Ttl• Clly Pr~• South, Or-BHch-Cotta Mell Dally llact lhal be aubject to the ment• at no COii at the of. 1..,. Cout Commun!"" co1' 11nc.11on ot contrectOf't II-the Worlc wllhin the time rlod u ~fled In lhe substitute iecurlttes '°' eny R. PATCHEN aka enge, CA 92648. Pilot March 28 27 April 2 Sectlon 3 1equl1ementa to ltee ol the Public Worb "•' •1 ., ,; cenae 11 the time t~t the Ht fofth herein will rtault In ~al condiUon1. moni. wllhheld by the JEAN!TTE REBECCA IF YOU OBJECT TO the 996 ' ' ' encOUfage, to the grealett 0.pattment. 3300 Newport ~ fc::~~Av:::· Co~ eonltact II 1w11ded: Con. the lmpoaltlon ol llqutdattd Tht DISTRICT rHervH Oiatrlct to entutt perfoim-PATCHEN a kt J ~AN gtanllng ol the pellUon, yoo t ' T 992 extent l1&1lble, trelnlng, Boultvtrd, Newport Beach, ,,, ... CA 92028 • ltactor: c.~o Eleclrloal dltfllOt• tot Heh day Of the right to I~ any Of Ill •nc• ullder the contract. PATCHEN aka JEANNEnE 1hould appeat at the hNt· w-*tnploymenl, and contracl· CA 92'59-tTM. P J'ect ldentlltcatlon PUBLISH. Mlfch 20, 1996 dellylntn tht •mount HI t>l<ll Of to w.iv. any Ir· Each bid submitted In r• REBECCA PATCHEN Ing and atate your PUBLIC NOTICI Ing Of)portunlllet to low· For f\.il'll'ltt lnlonnation. H ~· 0 lft99 Cout Cot-end Match 27, 19M fOtth IM "lnlofmatlon fOf regutatlli.t Of tnformalillH •pon•• to Ihle Nolle• •hall A PETITION · has been ~ona Of file wrllten ob-lncomt and very low· plMM conlect UOyd Dal- 1.! E~gy M~ WALK THROUGH: Af:Hll 4, lllddlfa." In My bid• or In the l>ld· contain 11 1 bid Item. ad· fli.d by MARILYN' Nt. with lhe coUl1 be-PU8&.tc NOTtCI Income per1e>n1 and t>uJI-ton. Proiect ManeQ«, .• ••• • lei I 1112 , .... at • 00 a.m. <W•· hcfl bid must conform ding. equate . 11\eetlng Moring CHOLS In UI• s~ • th• heating. Y041t II>-AllD NOTtc• ,,. .. ~I'll oWned by (714) ~. 'CBt, ~ ~111e and 11wough wll IUt 4-6 hOur9 and be mponlNe to lhe Al required by a.ctlon end bracing or 'equtvalenC Court of c.llfOtnll. County .,..,ance may be In l)ef1oa OP IMVITtNO atDS IOw-lncome and veity low-ftut>llahed Newpor.t evalllblt at Ofllct of IN 8'ld onty one walt-UWough contrlC1 docurntnt9. heh 1773 of the talllornle method for• lhf protection Of ORANGE. or by 'f04ll attorney. s..led bide may be ,.. lncOmt penona, Of wf\iCh Beach-COsta Me&a Ollltr fth)'alcal fecllllee COofd. .. be ~. occ bidder Will ........ on tM Uber Codit, 1fle Olr9dof Of of Ille ~ lmb in llenc:hft THE PETITION requhhl IF ~OU ARE A CREOfTOA' <*Yed at the office of the employ low.Income and PtloC Maret\ 17. .. f. nafor Aldlth Netley CoMt ......... llMOI A 0,-lllona form """"'*" Wfth the .,. ~· of lndut-and open excavatlol'I. "* MAM.YN NICHOlS be or • coneinoent c~ of Cicy Clefk 3300 NewC*1 very IOwolncomt peraont ttM. communl1Y c~ oi.. Con11*1C loC9*f o1 rw· coneract 00Cumenl9, • 1111 trial ~ .. ot the ._ w~h .ne11 con1orm 10 11>-~ .. l*IO"lll ,.,,.. tne d~. Y01.1 muat 111e loulevwd • ,. 0 tc. . , 1A. toca1te1 wftNn • 1pec1fild WHt lfitt· 1370 A4-N Ave. ._ "-d. (....,.) Meri-of lht ptopoMCI ~ of cafltomla hu ....,. pllcablt aaftty ordera. reterrtttlw '° adlmlf'll8* your cialm With the coutt Newoon i.tch' CA~ ~.,.,.. • lldQ. ''D", COtu...: ~ .. ;,7~4~==tdng ~=:,<;,-:.~ ~r-=~ 0.V•"""'llMM "t9..r'*~~oe::=. =.':"",.;,:,,:.~wii 17 .. ~ 11 .0o A.M. on~ 3~= CA. <11•> uM101 "° DATI: .-n. 1• llnd .~~ !OCllllY 1n "'*" the Worti " ......... •· v.p, the d••••·• wiu and oe>1nttc1 by the couit the 15"' •°'April, 1-. bmed 1n accodance .wrth How A NOTICI IS HIAEIY ,. 2:00 p.m. Practc•· M.· ~II la to be'*'°'"*'·~ ••· D., Cha,.oetter, codleb, •.,.,,,be admlltecl blf morltha ll'om the date • .rllctl '1fM IUCh ble State iew. '°..,._..In tt\t OOPJQI SOie! OOIEN lhlt lht lbOYe-IOARD DATE! May •• Cqd9a.c:aon4100eteeq: OflNteweQU ........ 0..at ComMUnttr Cot. to probtlle. TN ... and of llttl lttuanC9 ol the ltt• .... be..., and .... tvPtof~eCMrtof NmtCI khoOI Die"'°' of '"' bctl 8ld "'911 be ec-N111n1. erlllld PMVM, .... Dtetrtot any cOdlolle .,. ..,._.. tet1 11 pnMdtcl In teetion tor: ~ • *• torMed, encl· ~w~itw:'': No peymtnl llt\111 be .,,..11ec1 ~....-ed or INO WAOI ~ Pubtrihtd' Newport Jot ..amlnelloft In .,. Mt 1100 of the Clllfomla Pro-,::~~ ADA Al..· tJ II 11• or "*-~ oq11ern1nO llolrd. '*!"*-: ':.~": =:·:,.:...,,..:.:!: :;:-::.-=... ..... : 1.,0 awn-co•ta M111 0111y "m1by,-m=,...... :t:r:=·!!:::' :'s! eonwect~.:.... :r =:" ~ ~,: * re~ to u Dt• end """ IM ~ Gf ._. "" ,....... (l~ Of ~ -. OoMa ...., ,... Mer~h 20, 27, 1"'9. . authOflty '° lldftW ltU tw , tour lftonlh• lrom lntlneer a l!•Umate· time ~ lnetYdl TNCT".;c,,•....,~up~ ~ ....................... ,..,.. Q\ ... ~ ,... *'°" ...... undlf ... ~ .. htMftg ... "*" ~.. ,.,._, ..... ... =-~ ~-:": ~ = .::..:'t :.-:..'*::'~~~ =,'::.;~,:';_., MUCllOT1CI = ~~111on.:.= -=·MAY...-.. h =...-.. ~ =:-r":1=1':.."": ............................... ,,....... .. =-::: ..... ~ ,... .. .... will allow the S*IOflll ..-.... by ......... •r: R I ... .... .... ,... .... ==• ~·=-.'7,=1Bit•lC::=-...,~~ .... Of :.=:-..:.~"':::'10::-':'=:~ ._ =.:~~·~ ~of ~-lft. .._..~.,... ... n. CW& 1• NWITIOtl10 ...-......... W· .. .___..: ..... At-=••alll -. --a ... ::L,:s~ .,.._ .. ..,11!!111f.IM"..... •en •••n• r1 ...., ••llllllU ..,_.,..._......,.,.,... IDt .,._. NalDeet :J.190 _.'*':. ....... • It -~_. ,.... 1"97i .. , ... ,,>._..,.. ... .__ Efl........ ISTATaM ......-.......... ..,. .... .,"'.,.. .. ••""°"•••1 -.. • ._.., •. ,_u .. ,o wwe llfl4et_au_ ... ~£ .. ..-.(1 ..... N ,...:;::,-Ill llCA. ,_ .. ,. .... .....,... ._.... .......... ""''' •:m;•• ._ 1A11a• " -.. ,....... ...,. •,,11111.... • • ~--. • • • Mn1•11• • "°'°''°""0•1• ... •., """"°" • .... ·~-• ....... ...,_. .. N "4 .... ,. ........... Ill....._ .. ....,. .... In "' "'N JUL I ii A. ..._ ._. wount M Ill 11M 'r ~ 111111 .. M•' a• .... , . , " I ... • -f!) WEOHESOAY, MARCH 27. 1996 PUBLIC NOTICU PUBLIC NOTICU PUIUC NOTICll PU1UC llOTICD PUl&JC MUC llOTICll PUILtc NOTICI bfut..._ you ..,.61yMH1~ @:JA.~ .. ,..~-~ ~ ~ "' ... ~ PUii.JC IOTICI •iullnt ..... • ~ _,, ... ll•1J llot11• 111.,, to.-llllll .,..... In ldoa &ttt 111& AS WSTIUMNJ "° e&-,._ = Pf'!, ~~t\aaA fRt u 1ne•• y .. , ••• ~ _.., -• _,_ .._.. fiO'I --dOlna lrlt. ,....,......, ......... lllf ll(NlllCIAAY MAY HU: of tit f~ Codi OCW910 OfflCIAL AICOflOS. i.w un-~_, f llC 49 t4 c W.I. ~·t B!lgltte 9on&oli. Mf\. IMM. CA llrZ715 ~)'IC?"" u..a.115 ,....... ....... anw ~ ... ro BIO lESS lltM HIE IOI auao.iad 10 00 .... In'* .. rA'JOA Of WllllAM °' Trust twttofot• tliWAlt.d 0 NOTtCa 01' ~ Prttl04IN fhll buelM .. I• con-~. ~ lhllllN'I Nw lt .. 1•1nt .....,,. W ~t llOll•. CflCOH 110 lllt beMf/d.tl~ ..-) ~ ~ Ill 1rOo1 Of .. NlLSON SAIO (ASllil(NT dttNlf to tit ) Pr:TtTION TO lhlt at.a*-'& wa M9d ~ br: CC>iM1111*• ~ t' ',..,. w lltd 1hl tolow4l10 l*M>NI.,.. 1iowt:=, NCllUlll In 11110. NH OMd ofltUSlllWtl ..,_ 11 ..... tf!.9Y n AfltClt lHE NOA.TttlAST• wr0n Oadardon of IMll ADMINllTD ~::~on~..: ~et1~1~ ~=onC::-wf ~~ ~~ °'* ..... tor .. •ac:ultd Wld ~tel ..... Plaftll CMc r..na. EM.Y 40 mr Of Tl1( "'L~..,!.fOfOI ~~.r~·· l!STAH 0,1 , ... ~879012 Chtld H~ -...... ...... ~-... ...._ IYl1lmt. • ~encl 111t ~ 1 11111«11 401411 l ca_. Allenul, NOflTHWlSTtlU.Y l FEH Of •-· ".._ .,. -AM IRVIHO QMTZ Thi• 11-l.menl WU llltd '-72"° ...,~San Juan c.-Othtt' "'' PfMlllOll" "'"'J l)eCWlllOn of 0.C.Ull llnd O.· Pllotna CA ... , ... Md LOT I IH 8lOCIC 51 Of lHE f~ 10 S.R Tht uo• CASI! NO. Atlt138 Dally Pilot MNch 8• 1'-20• wttn \tie County Clefll o1 O.ity Piiot Matcll t, ,,, 20• reno, t2t?ll llUllNllO _.,...,. 1110 metefl· mand lot S., end 1 •1twn·N11 lllllr•t COOWWtd to 'enci OCIAH f1'0HT TRACT, IH TllE SlgMd caustd Uld N9b.- Tu all helra bonetlcl11le1 27• l"8 w4e1 Orange County on 3-1l·M 27• tHe. ~~ ~a~~r!,,"""f! Ill. motors, rnldllntty, CllPU. llCt ol 0.'*'11 Md (111<.jOll lo lltld tiy 11 un4-aald 0..0 CITY OF NEWPORT llEACll 0.llUlt Wld EleetlOll to Sd lQ tit roc.t11011. contingent crec11: PUBLIC NOTICI 1 ... i111u2 PUIUC NOTICI Ju.n C.pl•trtn0, CA 'e201s duets. eondull9. dyilamos Sett Jiit uneltnlgntd caneo Trutt wi h PfOl*lY MWlid COUNlV or OA.AHGr. STATE ~,::" ~~ ~~*'w:: I JrS, I.Ind persons who may Dally Pilot Mll'ctl 20 27 Tiii• bu•lntH ,. con. enolntt. COl'll4)rMort. oenw• Nl4 Nob ol 0.1141(1 and (ltC· Slid County, c.llotllll °"" .. Of CALfOANIA, AS PEA MN "'*' lllf Ill .. ull111MIH ti. lnltrHled In Flclltlou• au....... April 3, 10. 1eoe W511' ,.......... .......... dudtd by..,, Individual IOfl, bOlwe, •toMn. kMrt.IOtl I.Ion lo Sd 10 llt lacotcltd In lllQ llt "'1CI l'ltfeln PMCll 1: l\£COROEO '" BOOK 4. PACE ~ SlnCI ~m:o,~ 111• w111 01 Hl11e, 0< both, Hein• 8 tat•m9nt ..... Sta~ Have y<M1 11arted doing pumps, llnltl, IPC)lan(M. county wtlilfe Iha rllal PIOOlll LOT 27 Of TRACT NO 61~ AS 12 Of MISCEL~OUS MAPS o.· ~ NA MORTGAGE ~~'":~~~,%~~as be9n ~ ::i'~ =':!" :: PUIUC lfOTICI d~ =":T°8:t:: ~~::.~d =t and .~tt:. ~~~~== ru'. ~~~Hr:~~.~ =1~t~~~~ ~~~ SUMCES. IHC.AsTrustM ~ •,111d by MARIA ESTRADA Technical ServlCtl. ~c. '1oUUo4i• a...lneu En*ptlMI, 341 Oak Ptec:9. Thi• staa.IMl\t Wll flltd rlgllts Of.~ COll$llllCOOn rec:oroallon 061( 03114.IM CfllMfOUS MAPS IN lHE The PloPtl'IY lddftlt Md°'* ~~o:·'A~·rnn: ,, me Supe110< Court ot 881 SandC11U. Of., Corone NaMe Stata....,.J Suite w. ar.., CA ma1 with the COunty Cln ot cooucts pl#IS Md sl*)lllca atlCAGO llTlt COMPANY iis omce Of THE OOUNTY RE· common dtslonatton It any 01 icff c209) S4e !711 ..a.. ~ 111!otn1a. Counly Of OR· del Mar, CA 92825 TM following pentOnl art Scott CU1111 Oxford, 300 Orange County on 2·29-86 llons tnd'aicflnects 10reemtn~ fruslM fORfU.OIURE $ERV• CORDER Of SAIO COUNTY. the INI PfOC*IY 'cltla'li>ed Off Allen Asel . "-r ""<.iE. Seag11e Technlcal S.r· doing t>utlne .. u : Or~ Bel'k11'1lrt Way, Plactnlll, 1"831.,4922 arising oul of Ille lmprowmeut ICE Cf."1tft 560 E liOSPfTAI.• PARCfl 2: A APPUATCNAHT oboYt ts rpontd" to be 6801 T~~ 32450· Mardi 27~ l HE PETITION reQuest1 vlct1, l.lC, (CA). 881 Sanct. COHI Secrtl.arial Stl'lllct. CA '12610 Dally Piiot Matcl't 27 April .rr lses al I ITV I.AA£ SAH BfRNAADINO NOH EXCLUSIVE EASEMENT SE""uoft' O £ ' Rf .,._ ·""' ' th:it MARIA £STRADA be caslle Dr .. Corona dtl Mar, 2102 8utllltH Ctnttr This bu11ne11 I• COl)o 3 10 11 1998 , '.w527 :.,:. I :e111sit c.eft:~:, Cl\ 92408 Teltf>!lont Number' fOR . INGRESS AHO EGRESS eooi CA 9~ T~ ~~r 10. l!l96 · • IJPOllllOd as peraonal rep. CA '1282:5 Drl11t, 11~0. Irvine. CA ducttd by: an lndMdual ' • • . , • 19091 ... oue By lORi THRO'"'"OUT LOT Of • • PUBLI N usom;it1110 to 1dmlnl1ter This buslnen 11 con-92715 \ Ha11• you 1tll1ed doing PUBLIC NOTIC! find Olllef 11ghts 1nd llfMleots ABBt'.Y ASslSTAHT SECRC· T ... ...:':'~.., T 55 signed TruslM dllclllmt fllY ~~~~C~O~T=IC.,..E..w'"".., 1110 etlate of th• decedent. dueled by' Limited UabiHty ~ndy Pa1k1, 20542 MOil-bu•lntH yet? yt1, Jan Oblalrltd In COMtdlOn with lilt · """'' u ....... IN Ht CITY Of IUlbllty tor MY ~ ol ,.,. HIE PETITION 1equesls Co. . toull Clrcla, Huntington 1995 f1ctlttous lkl.tn... Premlltt, .. n.ames undet T~~ OPP 21415 3flO 3127 NEWPOAr BfACti. COUNTY Of ""properly addltA llltl Otllel =E C:oT~:=T ~~ 111tor1ty 10 admmlsler the Have you Slatted doing Beacl't, CA 92848 Sc;on Oxford Neme ltet•ment wNc11 lllt Plemlht 1111'/ et any 4,...-ORANGE. STATE Of CAt.lfOR· common dqnallon, II lily .,.~ t.t .1.1te unde1 the lod•pen-bus1ne11 y117 yes 12195 Tiii• buslntn I• con-Thia ttatement wu nled The lollowlng pet.ans are time be ot>«* or QloMt and NI.\ ~ PER MAP RfCOROEO shown herein tilt 1ot.ll notml Pit•t A.JI NUlllet t41-nt-ll tfunt Adm1n111ratlon ol Es-Seag1t• T echnlcal Ser-ducttd by: an lndMctual wlll't \he County Cl.,k of doing tK.lelntH u : BaskM• II ptoceeclt. subsn.111ons and PUBLIC NOTICE IN 800K 214. PAGES • THRU ol the unpaid balal}ce ol lht ob· ~ARE 1M OEfAUU UNC>a A lllut Act, (Th11 authority vlcas LLC.. GU Abrams, Have you started doing 01ange County on 2·13-H and Suc:l't, 1022 E. BaatM-rept.icements ol Ml of l'1t CHll$eon• 10 INCLUSM Of MISCELLA-UgltlOn secured by,.lht prcpet~ uo:c:D Of T~T. DATEDT~ .viii allow 1no potaonal rep· Presldonl bu"n"' yet? No tff83873252 chuty Rd., Fullerton, Ca l0tegolng. logettlt< -.111 all Ille NOTIC NEOUS MAPS IN T}fE OfflCE to be sold and rtaSonablt eslf· .. tlll UM&.ESS YOU ~ robt:rtl.iuve lo lake many This 11atem1nt was flied Cindy Parke Dally Rlfol MJlteh 13, 20, 92e35 leMet, tubleaMf. ll!llfnOs and E OF Of THE COUNTY RECORDER Of mated eostt. expenses Ind ad· ACTIOM TO PROTECT YOtM .1ctrons w11hou1 court ap-with tht County Clent of Thlt •tafem.nt wa1 nltd 27, Aptll 4, 18". WSOO Kim Cuevas, 8083 Amber· licenses ol. and 8" other 000• P£1it ION TO SAIO COUNTY. EXCf PT THERE· vances al the 1Jmt of Iha tnltlai PAOPERTY, IT MAY BE S~ p1ov;il Before laklng cer-Orange County on 3-12-9e with the County Clerk of dale or., Y0<ba Uoda, CA lracts. bonds and agreemenis AOll1NISTER FROM All OIL GAS MINER· publlcatlon of Iha Nollet 01 Sate AT A PUSUC SAl.E IF ~ r 1011 ve•y lmpoitonl actions. 19983878221 Orange County on 3-1·98 PUBLIC NOTICE 92688 allecllng Ille PlemlseS or aiy ESTATE OF: AlS AHO OTHE0R HYDROCAR· Is St 235041.30 In addlUon to 11£.EO AN EXPLANATION Of 1 "wuver. tho personal rep. Dally Pilot March 20 27 19983875057 Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-pail lhettol now °' lleteafter CHARLES WILi.ARD BOHS BELOW A DEPTH Of 500 cash '11te 'Tiuslet wll acce 1 a TllE N.ATUM Of ntE ~ 1"'·•·111.lt•ve will b~ ~equl;~ Ap1113, 10, 1996 WSOS Dally Pilo1 .Marcl't II, 13, 20, f1ctltlo&1• au .. ,_... ducted by: an lodivfduaJ ente1ed Into. and all amend· STETSON FUT.°WITHOUT THE RIGHT Of cashiet'sc:Nckdtnn on af1a11 CEEOIHG AGAINST YOU, VOIJ 1~1){~~5 n~~:s!0 t;e~1e~ave 27, 19911 W492 Th:~:-St•t•m~: are Ha~.,~ou917a:'ed doing ments. modlllcallons. SUPl>tll· CASE NO. A181811 SURFACE ENTRY. AS RE· or 111Uonal banlt. u:llec:k drawn SMOULD COMTACT A LAWYER w.1 ... 1ed 11011co or consenled PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC ·NOTICE dol b~f8:,. Blake ~~ cuJu rnents. addlllons, er1en$1onS To all ~re, benefi· SERVEO IN INSTRUMENTS Of by a stale CH ltdt<al credit union '**-IS 1-..by Ill*' .,_ 10 tho p1oposed aC11on.) Flctltloua BualneH Mal':Stnance, 800 ·Balboa Thia elatemenl wa• filed and renewats thereof. and lift clerlH, oredltort, con-Rf CORO A LEASEHOLD AS CH a check drawn by 1 stale Of LENDER SERVICE BUREAU.,"' 1111· Independent adm1nls-N•m• Statam•nt Fictitious Bualn•H Alie.. Balboa Island, CA wltl't lhe County Clerk 01 rlghl. lllle and lnte1est ot Debtor tlngent credlto11, end CREATFD BY THAT CERTAIN lideral savings and loan mo· CAUFORNIA CORPORATIOf!'• 1r111•'-'n aulhorlly will be The following persons.,. Name 8,tat•m•nt 92882 Orange county on 2·29-'16 lhtrtt.mder, lnoludlng easn anrt ptreone who may other-LEASE DATED APRIL 1, 1972, ciatlOll. savings association or lrustae, tK succeuo.-ln.l,lee, or '11•"1lod 1.mlo.ss an Inter· doing buslnon as: v.1.P. Th• lollowlng persons ara Sharon C. Haire, 800 Bal· 19983874859 securities doposlled lhe1eunder wise be Interested In XECUTED B_Y THE· Jl\VINE &aYlngs baottpecllled Ill Sec· tlJl>51llllted wtteo ~t lo llw ··~lutl poison lllos. an Ob· Enlerf)ll .... 129 w. Wiiton doing builllleM-U: A) Fial boa All ... Balboa Island, l)ally'1'llOI Maret\ 27 Ai rlf Id 1111'( rlgll~ 1)1 llt$t re • ..\he wlll OT enm. or COMPANY,' A WEST VIRGINIA llon 5t02 ol lhe Financial Code Deed d T111S1 tllecuted by ~ fr·Ll•on to the pe1l1ion and Street, Suhe 205, Costa Bfok• Society, B) Flat Tu CA 92862 3 10 27 1998 'wf28 wllh respecr tnereto (as down both, of: CHARLES CORPORATION, ~ LESSOR, and aulhorlled to do bUslness ..,. C»lls, 1111.t1111~ ~ •how good cau11 why lhe Mesa. CA 92627 Society, 13642 Ha11enwood Tl'tlt bu1lne11 IJ ccm-' ' ' Pll'fmenls. sect11lty dt.pdsrts, or WILLARD STETSON AHO ROBERT W. MENZEL AHO In tns Sia.It In Ille twnl tender Alcclrdld on 04120ltM8 ,..., ' "rt should not grant the B11an w. Brlnaln, 222 Old Drive, Gatden Grove. CA ducted by an lndlfldual # PUBLIC NOTICE olherWISI). Ille 1lgtil to receive A PETITION hat NONA H MENZEL. HUSBAHO olller Ulan cisll IS ICXltPltd lh• lnstnMwll ND .. ,nm 'lll ·" "'Z Newport Blvd.. Newport 92643 Ha11e you •tarted doing and cotlecl the 1en1S SflCUtlly been filed by TRUDI AHO WIFE.~ JOINT TENAHTS, Trustee may wttllhold ttte tssu· Olllall R9cor~" ._ otb of:lbt 1 IEll nlN~ ~n theA~~:t Beach, CA 92663 Jol'tn C.B. Le11lngs1on, t>uslnen yet? no FlcUtlou• Bu•lneu depost~ l11come Proceeds HELGESON in the Supe-AS LESSEE AHO RECORDED ance of Ille TruslM'I Ottd unll! a.,,ty lfemdl!r of Oraoge 1 ;~96 be al 0 1 :4~np M In Kain K. Johnson, 33~81 ~~2 ~IYenwC°t 9~J::· ~~~ ~· Hair: filed i•m• St8t•nMnt e.vntngs: royaluH, 1evenuas. rior Courl of Celifornle, OCTOBER l7, 1971 IN BOOI< funds become 1Y1llable 10 1111 Qulty,_ C8'bnie. Ind pinun ID ,r 70J 1ocr1tod a1 341 Acapulco Drive Dana Poml, 11 en rove, 11 a omen wu •following per1on1 ll'e ISsues anti pronts payable County of Orange. 10374 PAGE 927 OFFICIAL PayM or endorsat as e maner .... NDtioe of Del .. Ind aaiii 1 11~• C11y Olive Soulh, Or· ~~1!26~~ainess '1s· con· ~h~,a~~~~rJu~ cooducted 0:.~~Co~~~n ~~:-~I ~~!.~ ~:!ne~a:•:L!~~~= tne1eurider Including all rwe-THE PETITION 1e· RECORDS.-FOR THE TERM ol 1lgllt. Said sail will be made, ~11::.5 :.-:::"*" ~ rt•Jt), CA 92668. dueled by: co· partners A'ave you •tarted doing 19 903878211 lane~ Costa Meta, CA nues. moneys, funds, accounts que1ta t het TRl.:'01 COMMENCING APRIL 1, 1972 but without co11tnant or war-50l6U ol Mid Dlfolj Reco- il YOU OBJECT TO lhe Havo you started doing butine11 yet? No Dally Pilot March 20 27 92627 11celvables. ope<allng revenues HELGESON be eppotnt· AHO ENDING DECEMBER 31, ranly, express 01 lmpllld reoard Sel 04/tOtt"' 11 Tht 1111rt1tnu ol lho pe1111on. you business yer? No John C.8 . L..,.lngston A II 3 10 1996 WSl2 Paula L TrHCI 3154 Jeeounts and any olher Item or ed et peraone! r!'preaen· 2049, UPON AHO SUBJECT TO Ing lltle, possession or eneum· AJ...f°':) E ht = 11ould appear at lhe heor· Brian w. Brlllain, Kain K. Thla 11a1ement waa flied pr • ' Lourdes uine Costa' Masa thing relating lo t1le payment ol tetlve to !ldmtn11ter the All Of THE PROVISIONS b1ances. to sattsly the Indebted· , ..... u. 111.-700_, I U .ind s13to your ob-Jonnson with lh• County Clerk ol PUBLIC NOTICE CA 92527 ' ' CH tight lo recellll sudl fM· Hl•te of th• decedent. THEREIN CONTAINED THE ness sr··•d t)' said Deed. Court!loute, Civic ve1.ons or ftle wt11ten Ob· This statement was llled Orange Coooty on 3·1·96 thlt buslnua Is con-hues, moneys. llJn!R. accounts THE PETITION re· LESSEE'S INTEREST HAS adVanctS 11treunde1 Wlll1 °""' Wett, S1nt1 Ant. Ca el .' ctioris wilh lhG court be-with the County Cletk of 19983875091 f1otltlou• 8uam... ducted by: an lndMduaJ re('.el\l;lbleS, oparallng r1Vtnu~ qu91ta the doc.e~ent'• SINCE PASSEO TO NANCY lnlelest as provided lhtleln, and t:4S AM 11 ~ aaon _... •11l IM hoaung Your ap-01ange County on 3-22·96 Dilly Pilot Mlllch 6, 13, 20, HanM Stet•m•nt Ha11e you 1tarted doing accounts or oll1tr Items 01 WILL end c~icila, if CHRIStlAHO, A · MARAIEO Iha unpaid p<lndpal balance ol h9*I bddlr b C8lh (peyd'lll "' .ir.inco may bo In person 19903877591 27 19911 W493 Th• following p911on1 are t>usiness yel? No 1111ogs arising out of 0t gener-eny, be edmi11ed to WOMAN AS HER SOLE AHO Ille Nole sPCUred by said Deed h '""d se9 "IMlli rrcriitt.Ji rr liy (;0u' anomoy Daily Pilot March 27, Ap11I ' doing tK.lslneH u : MBA Paula L Treece aled In connection wllh the probete •. 1:h• WILL •nd SEPARATE PROPERTY BY wtltt lnteresl lllereoo as pro· Ille ~ Slllet). " ngtit,ille, Y u ARE ~ CA~~ITO~ 3 10 27 1996 W519 PUBLIC NOTICE Telecommunlcallon• Con-This stalemenl was flied operation use occupancy •ny codicils ere (!veil· ASSIGNMENT RECORDED vlded in said Nole lees cllatges Ind l'llemt. ~lo endllW "d i..u1111ngon ere ior o .• ' sulUng, 407 Via Udo Nord, wllh the County Cletk of concession 1k:9nse renting able for exomlnatlon In JANUARY 30 1992 AS IN· andexpensesoflhelrustaeand htldbyitundercao<IOeedotlllP tt~~:1el:~:~~o~1r,,o~.iou~101~1~ PUBLIC NOTICE Flctlllou• BuslnH• Newport Beach, CA 92883 Orange County on 2·26-96 reaslna. 111iers or pr'ovldlng 01 th• fife kept by the STAUMENl NO 92·05755~. 1118 trusts created by said Oeed 11 !l'e property 11tuac1 "_. ~r1t.1 in.iii o co to the er· N•m• Statement Mauhew John Barnes, 407 1998387442., 111e Premises. or any p:111 court. OHICIAl RECOROS BenelldMy ol Trust Dated 03/14/1996 OU1ly .,,.; SI• ~ "'r.-11 rcpro:0~1au11e Pap· Flc tltlou1 Bualn•H The following p1r10.n1 are Via Udo Nord. Newpgrt Dally Pilot March 27. Aprll fllereot. and Ille rlghllo enlorce THE PETITl.ON re-Phone (714)660·912~ Bentlr· QUALITY lOAN SERVICE dncriled AS MORE -~W .io1nled by tho coun within T N•1 m11 • St•tement ~g;~on~u'i:s~.~· SI~~· \~:h, ;~s~!:: la con-3, 10, 27, 1996 W529 Whether at~ CH In tQUlly orb) ~miealnla authhon1y to dalY AME RIVEST WORKOUT CORP .. as s~ lrusllt 1650 E OESCRtB£0 ON ~D OEEOlllf our months lrom the Are he o owing persons are ' S '1 • d 1 vi I any olller means. all provtslons "" 1ter t e ea late Sp(CtAllSTS. INC . ATIN· L D FOURTH Sl RHT 2NO FLOOR TRUST The~ ldClrhS'ft ,f 111:.t issuance ol me tel· doing business as: Beauty ~o:,. WCA 8:fs8;6 t., Costa H~~:d b~u"' .~.:u~oln PUBLIC NOTICE and oplions llle1101 or fllereun· under the Independent CHRISTIANO. 2503 E~TBLUFF SANTA ANA. 'CA 97701 oe. a>mmon ~. 11 my ••rs .:is p1ov1ded 1n socuon ~~ksH·~5b K~lm~s 5~"c~ Bull~. Inc .. (CA), 801 w. buslnes~ yet? no g FJctltlou• Bualn•H de< IOQlllltr wtlll aa unearned Admlnl1tretio.n o.f Ea· DRIVE. SUITE 204. NEWPORT (714)285·9962 By THERESA d Iha 1'1111 property dtscf1Md J 1uu of lho Cal!lornia Pro-9~~;6 • os a e • Bik0t SI., Costa Mesa, CA Mallhew J. Batnes N•m• Statem•nt premiums. accrued. ICCIUlng or tetH A ct with ltmlted BEACH. CA 92660 Tiie p1ope11y RUSSELL. ASSISTANT SECRE· ..,.. • IUPOltld ID be m .,..ire _Codo Tho ltmo for fit· Amltee Cosmetics. Inc. 92628 Thi• stalemenl wu flied Tho followl •1•ons are lo acnue under Insurance eulhorlty. (This oulhorl· herel~lore. desetlbed Is being TARY OPP 21416 3'20 3127 Sonor1 Rd., eo.t1 Mna. ~a "II cl.:111115 will not expire (CA) 151 Kalmus Drive This business Is con· wllh lhe County Clerk of doing busine~apas· I) TKO policies now 01 herealler Ob· ty wlll ellow the person· sold as ts . The strttl addrtst 4/Jft.16 92U6 The undWllV'*f TruS1ee 'ieluro lour months from Suile H·3 Cosla Mosa CA dueled by: a co1po1aUon Orange County on 3·12·98 Records b) TKO Music taln~d by Oebtor. all proceeds el repretentelive to teke and other common deslgnalk>n. dtcllims ,,.,., •lb!My lot ,,,., ·1;u, '"'"11ng dato noticed 92626 ' ' Have you started doing '9983878223 Pubnsl'le'n, 2465 Campus (locludlng funds. accounts many ectlona without II any, of llWi real pr~rty PUBLIC NOTICE 11C0111des1 of ll1t pn)ll8l1y ·~~~ MAY EXAMINE lhe This business Is con· business yet? yes, 8-111-96 Dally Piiot Marcl't 20, 27, Dr .. Irvine, CA 92715 deposits. tnslrumenls. general obtelnlng court eppro!"· desctlbed above ts purpoited to addrtts ll1CI o1111r oommcn desig· 111 ~. 1 b lh rt 11 ducted by: a co1po1a11on Buller, Inc .. Dale A. Buller. Aprll 3. 10, 19911 w509 Bruce Mokrl, 488 Prospac, lnl:inglbte~. notes or cllane• el. B~fore taking ce.rtein be 314 VISTA TRUCHA. NEW· CHStHOl2J tllllOn ',,.,.,, dlCMll hefwt The uu .~P ci~n °1~~~0510J~~ Have you Slarted doing President Newport Beach, CA 92663 paper) ol lhe conv,rslon. 1101\m· very tmponent ect1on1, PORT BEACH. CA 9:1660 Thi PROl'£RTY ANO IDll!I erncun1 of,.~ bl81CI! 1 ,. c!iaie you may file t.iusmess yol? No This statement was filed PUBLIC NOTICE This buslnes• Is con· t.lrf or Involuntary, ol Ille howevor, the pe~sonel undersigned Trusl&t dlsciams CASUALTY a1 lhe ~ l!IQnd by 111e . rllt lho court a foimal Re-Am11eo Cosmetics, Inc .. Al· w1lh lhe County Cle1k of ducted by: an Individual Premises Into cash or ofller 1epret11ntetlve will be any llatlltlly lor ally locorrecl· aYNOPSaa 0# 1HE pn:l!)lllty lo be IOld ir>d l911tCMbie ·;,,..~1 tor Special Nouce of chard Vollmer. Vice Pres1-Orange County on 3-13-'16 Flctltlou• Bu•ln••• H1111• you started doing Mqu•daled csa1ms 111cludlng req~ired to give notice ness 01 the slreel address and v!..~~~; nllmlled oom. ~ .,,.; "11 lolmg of an inventory dent 19983878392 Name Statement business yer? No prorffdS ol h~lllr" tirll> ~"" to mtere1ted pereone omer common desJgnallon 11 1_. • ~"' 111t 11me al"" 111111!1 .. 11 :ipprnisal of osrate as-Th11 1101omen1 was filed Dally Pilot March 20, 27, The following pers.ons are Bruce Mokrl 0U1f1 Insurance ;mo prC>Cfeds unlea1 t ~ey have any shown herein Said sale Win USF RE INSURANCE publclll!Qtl al..,. Nola o1 Sllb IS , 1~ ur of any po1111on or with the Counly Clerk ol Aprll 3, 10, 1998 W514 doing business. IS. SEl.l· This slalemenl Wal filed recerved 11ursuant lo any sales waived nollc.e or con· be made bul without coverianl COMPANY StSZ,667.82 ~ eddtllon lo cash. LOunt as piovided In Orange Co11nly on 3·1·96 STAR COMMUNICATIONS, wilh the County Clerk of or 1ental :igreements ol Oeblot aented to the proposed r · Two t!l)ertl Squer•, rhe Ttvslee Wll .ap4 1 cashie's • .11011 12!.0 of lhe Cal1for· 1998387S047 PUBLIC NOTICE 2268 Golden Circle. New· Orange County on 12-6-96 In respect or the Premises and action.) The lndepen· ~r 11e'7 ranty, dlexpr::•d Of 8oeton M 02109 cfllld! cir-. on 1 itlle"' nellon• ' Prob<1l11 Code. A Ro-Daily Pllol March 6, 13, 20. Fictitious Bualn•H ~~·~~it C~2%66g Id 19983875584 all •1doemen1S. d3mSges dent . edf'!'lnl1t1etlon s~fslOfl ~~~ncu'tbrane.:o:~ Total adi'.nlned ao1e11: be*, 1 ClllClk~by 1 s111e"' ' I •!.I 101 Special Nollce 27, 1996 W490 N•m• St•t•m•nt Cir~ fl NewPort Beac~ ~~ Daily Pilot March, 13, 20, awards. sentem~nls and com· euthonty Wiii ~· grented p~ Ill• 'remall'INlg prlnClpal sum ~ 1:: .. '?e.1114.3 b, I It I ••. leder1I a'ldll I.Riii "' e checlt r 11 1s ova1lablo !tom the U C CE Th• lollo Ing pe so s are 92660 ' 27, Aprll 3, 1998 w495 pensallon (lllCludlng 1nteres1 unleu en 1nt~ret!ed 01 lhe note(s) secured by Said •87 070 488 • <hM bye dale 0t ledelll MNllllS our• cte•k p BLI NOTI doing bus~es• a~: ~11nla This busineH 11 con-PUBLIC. NOTICE lhereon) neretolore or hereallei person filH en ~b1ection Oetd ol T1us1. with tnlemt Aoo~egat• writ.e·ln• lor trld btr1 _ _,,,, WMUS Attorney for the Petl· Flctltloue Bualneaa Cr91flv• Services, 108 E. ducted by an Individual rMtle lo the present and al 10 the petition end lllereon. as p11wkl1d In Said 1pecl1I 1urplu1 tund1: •·<>-aaoolllen or 'Miii' ~ splCI· rlonor: N•m• Statement 18th Street. 2nd Floor, Ha11e you atarted doing FJctltlou• Bu•ln•H subsequent owners of lllE •::ow• good heu:; why not8(S) atlVances If any under c • p I t • I s t o o k , : fied "' SecilOll 5to:1 d 11141 r,_. ERNEST L. HAYWARD, The lollowrng persons are Cost1 Me11, CA 92627 bualn•H yel? no H•m• Stat•m•nt rremises 3nd/or ~ny olher t • court • Ol! not Ille terms of Iha Deed oi Trust, '3,000,000 all Q>dt Sid ai""'119d 10 do ESQ. (CSB.11'881S8 ), doing buafne11 as: ARC Jonat han W. Fackler. Marvin W. Giii • The following peraont are proptrly or rlohls conveyedcot grent tho euthonty. utlmaied lets, chitQts Ind Aggreg•t• wrtte·ln• for w-s111"" sr* 1n"" t)Wll 1 2 3 7 1 LEW IS ST., Consulllng Inc.. 2751 w. 31651 Jewel Avenu,, la· Thia atatemant wu tlltd doing buslneu 11: Truck enr.11mbo1ed liRreby for cmy . ~ HE~RING on the expenses 01 Ill• lrusttt ll1d 01 otMr then 1peolel e1Kpfu1 tender o4her tt., Cl9h rs~. s T ~. 1 02, OARD EN Pacific Coasl Hwy .. 1250, guna Beach, CA 92877 wlll't the County Clerk of City, 21524 Newland, Hun-tn~uy lo or tll'Cfe~se In the value pet1~1on will be held on 1118 lluslS created by said 0..d fund1: t·O. . ,. Tt11stee ~ ~ "" tiROllE CA 92640 Newport Buch CA 92683 Thi• bualne11 11 con· Orange County on 2·22·98 tlngton Beach. CA '12848 thereof tor any reason or tr, Aprtl 18, 1998 et 1 :45 ol Trust to-wit $126 05119 Surplue nct11. •~ ~ .... al h Tlllllel's Deed PulJl,ISh•d Newport Applied Risk Conlrol Con-dueled by: an Individual 18983874230 Janice R. Walal't, 824 w. illly government• or' other P.M . In Dept. 703 Esllmalld Aocruetl inllrUI and Od0Hprld·'t1~1~ot-unliblds i.ooma ~ID .. • •.JC.h·Cosla Mesa Daily suiting, Inc , (CA), 2751 W. :uar• ~ou ,:•red :°i..ing DaHy Pilot Matcl't 20, 27, 151h St., 16. Newport 1.iwlulauthOllly IOI lhe t.iklog b) located et 341 The City ldditlonll adVances, It atty,_.. Un::~:dt~t(tWplut): pir,oee OT.,._• 1 melter of 1,1 M h 20 21 Z1 P1clflc Coasl Hwy., 1250, 98snes ye 11, 1 ar AptU3,10,19911 W515 Beacn.CA92663 enunent6omaln condemnat1011 Drive Ore n9• CA lnoustltllsllgureprlortoSlle ez0 464287 r911 Sed'*Mben'old& IM u .arc ' • • Newport Beach, CA 92663 Thl1 bu1lne11 It con-or otherwise of al or any pail 92668. THE BENEFICIARY MAY ElECT s..,P1ue ~. r Mda llo • ...ihou1 ~ or w.TSl!y .tl.J Thi• butlneu 11 con-~;"than W. F~ckler filed PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an lodl\lldual lhereol lnctudlnO awards IOI IF YOU OBJECT TO TO BID LESS THAN THE FULL holder: t t001u eG Y tllp'e$S "'imPecl nigardr>g lllle. _______ WT_h_50_7r dH~:d b~~a ~=~•liroln wlth1 u~~1c~~~ty w~l~rk ol F1ctltlou1 8u•lne1a b~~r~.,~ou.17s~~ad doing any rh~nge ol gradt ot st1ri.e1S 1h• •• granting of the CREDIT BIO The btntllclaly Inc~ tor' U.:. yH r: ~SIClll "' ena.irrttll108S~'b PUBLIC NOTICE buslnes~ 017 y11 M-96 g Orange County on 3·22·98 N•m• Stat•m•nt Janice R.YWalsh DescilpUOn of Premises fhe petillon, you should under said Oeed of Trust hereto· t 122. 713, 146 '*'1 lhe Wl<leblednass -4 Applied ~lsk Cont1ol Con· 19913877588 Tl'1• following person• are Thi• llalemenl w11 filed l'lemlses rele11ed lo herein Is al appear et the II earing lore executed and de1ty111d to Olebureemente forthe yeu: by Uld Deed, ldvanoes "*'-'• Flclltloua Bualneu sulUng. Inc., Murton L. Dally Piiot March 27, April doing buslneu u: HoUln• with 11'19 County Clerk ol lhat certarn real property sllu· ~nd •t11t• your orlbjeo· 111• underilQned a wrllltn ~:~34b.0: rtlt th t th w. with 1nlerlst 11t pnMdtld Name Statement Munson PrH 3 10 27 1996 W520 Roofing Co.. 440l W. Orange County on 2·23·98 aled In the County of Ot1111ge 110~• . or file w tt•n O.ctatauon of Delaull llld O.· abov. '~Ji. '.,e Yin :Ceo~ lhalwt, ni the ~ ptyq>lll 1 ne following pe~sons Ille Thi• 1talement was tiled • ' ' Coast Highway. Newport 19983874338 Sra1e or c~1101n1.i and Is 11e· ob1ectiona with lhe mand for Sall. and a wrltlln No-dance with the Anmoal blltwlCl8 of "" Noll ~•·11¥ 1"'"\J uusinesss 11a~ A) New-w11h lh• County Clerk or PUBLIC NOTICE Beach, CA 92663 Daily Pilot March 20 27 scribed as loUows PARCELS 1 f ourt ybefore the hear-ca ol Otlaull and Elecllon 10 Statement for "'-year sed Oaed Wlltl 111er111 tt.eoin,1.5 •t lleach u ompi ny. 01anga Counly on 3-12·96 Robert Gary Granalh, «03 • • AND 2 Of PARCH MAP NO 90 ng. our eppoer•nce Stff Th• undersigned caused ended O.cembar 31. 1H6 prO\lided " Uld Noll. liU. I tiu1.port Surf Comp1ny, 19983878210 Flctltlou• Bualn•H w. Coast Hlghw1y. New· Aprll 3, 10, 1996. W517 34i RECORDED IN BOOK 213 mey be In person or by said Nonce ol O.laull end Elle· mAde to tha lneurenc:e dwges Ind "'*1'H d t.e I l~uwp~ld Surf Ddetgns, Daily P1lo1 March 20 27 N•m• ~l8tement l>O't Beach. CA 92683 PUBLIC NOTICE PAGES 27. 28 AHO ~ Of your etlorney. Uon lo sen 10 be ftcordtd In Ill• eomm1 .. 1oner, punuant to Trustee ll1d °' .. fMll crQled I \ :avo 1 ers an om-W ' The folfOWlng persona 811 This bu1lne11 11 con· PARCH MA~ IN lltE OrFICF IF YOU ARE A county W!lere lhe real propel l•w. by S11C1 Deed ol Trusl Oefed my. 1J 2·23rgA :1~~~1• April 3· 10· 1998 513 doing bualnest as: R. T1oy ducted by: an Individual NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S SALE OF lHE ORANGE COUNTY CREDITOR or • contin· Is locattd and mort lllln lhrt.. JOHN T'. GRUSH. P'teeldent 0311V1991 tENOER SERVICE l,v,.,J,urt oac,h. I 2(CA) PUBLIC NOTICE • Waler Systems, 1278 Have you 11art1d doing Title Order No ""'57335· .. RECORDER CXCEPTING gent creditor of !he monlhs have e••Ased since su JOSE A. VELASCO. Seer•· BUREAU IS uld TtUslel. s luwhw11 Nau, nc. • Glennoyre 130 Laguna bu11noss yel? Vu 1'189 "' .... deoeeted you mu1t fib. ..... tary ·bnle r~ 9IJOO 112.nru Strool. Newport Fl tltloua Bualneaa Beach CA 92851' Robert G. Granath Tru1111 8111 No. 55H·H THfREFROM ANY AND All your ctefm with th• 1tcordation. OATE: 03/07 03/26, 0312 e, Dl/27, Celi ..,.,.,,.,,.,.,,,.,, 1 lpach, CA 92663 c A b ri T 1278 GI Thi 1 t 1 fil d Reference No NIA APt4 No Oil. OIL RIGlifS. MIN£RALS • CHICAGO TfTlf COMPANY 03/28 03/29 MecAt11u BMI. Slitle #Ml I t11s business Is con-Th N~~· ~tat•m•nt ne~r: 13~0t8guna Bea~~· withs :.: '(rc!~ty w~~k •of 427· t65·06 & 07 YOU ARE IN MINC RAL RIGHTS, NATUAAl ~h:~~~~n':r~~:r~~~~t: Trusttt fOREClOSURf SIRV· ' Mle. CA 9211S.WI (714)4'1· 1uctedby·1 corpo1111on • oowngpersonsare CA92851 'OrangeCountyon3-22·98 OHAULT UNDER A DCED Of GAS RIGHTS. AN D OHffR · 1 db h ICECUIT£R 560E.HOSPITA1.· PUBLICNOTICE 28508y VdJR Mola. Stt.ar li.lvo you llarted doing d~~~ bJ'~~::, ~ys~ .. ~~ Thi• business Is con· 19983877582 TRUST OllTEO 0611?'93 UN· IWOROCAROC»4S BY Wl lf\lSO ~~~r~P~'l:hin Vf~u~ ITY l.AAE SAH BERNARDINO Set*e otbr CWOft J 70.•3· .JStncss yer? No a D & • dueled by· an lodillldu1I D II P'lot M II 27 A lESS YOll T AKf ACTION TO EV£n NMU KNOWN GfO· h f h d CA 9~408 Ttleptrone Number NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S SALE 27, 4-3 1996 r .e,..hunl Natu, Inc., Paul J, 2~ ry~~· ~soc:~~~· Hive ycW started doing a y • 1 arc ' pill PAOlCCT YOUR PROPERTY H 111£nMAl S1£AM, AHO OlllfR monl 1 rom t 8 ete (909) 884·0448 By GWEN TS NO 59322S78CA -------- 8 -£......- "mon. President c 5':. M ay ct 9~'626 ' t>uslnesa ye17 No 3• 10• 27• 1998 W518 M/\Y DE SOLO AT A PUBLIC MAICRIAI ncsounccs N4C r f first lseue~;~ ir CLEVELAND ~ST. SECRE· TITLE ORDER NO 100713·3 OBITUARY oa ":,', 5 11~~al~~~~:y wCl~r~'18:. ~:rla D~~=d•l•·Mark, 726· Robert Troy PUBLIC NOTICE SllLE If YOU NHD AN EX· All rnoouCTS OC ntvrn ::~~t:n •; 1 g(fV1 of th: TARY OPP 21317 3113 3fl YOU A~rtN' ~lF~3tt·m.DER A iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii "1 B N Guadalupe Redondo Thi• atalement Wat flied PLANATION Of rnr NATURE rnoM MY or Ill[ ronrno c -•·f I p b c d 3/l7196 HENDERSON Jr:rngo County on 3·1·96 B . h CA 90277 w1lh the County Clerk ol Flotltloua BualnHa Of lltE PROCElOINGS ING TH/\1 MAY Br WITltlN OR .,, or~• ro ete o. e. DEED Of TRUST DATED 1990387504S T~~~ , business Is con-Orange Counly on 3-1·'18 Name Statement AGAINST YOU YOU SllOUlO UNDER TllE PROPERTY 10· The time for filtng •--P-U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T_IC_E __ 10/3'9~ UNLESS YOU TAKE Denni• M. Hend•\>· IJ,1ily Pilot Maich 8, 13, 20, dueled by: an lndlllldual 19983875048 The following per1ons are CONTACT A LAWYER Oil GCTHEn WITH TllE PEAN: T clelm1 will nol expire ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR aon, 52, popular fish· 7. 199Ci W488 Have you started doing Daily Pilo1 March&, 13, 20. doing butlness as: United o4/IOJ96 al I OOO AM Clll· UAL RIGHT Of DRILLING before four , months LOAN PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD •rman and NewP91A PUBLIC NOTICE buslnen y11? yes, Nov. 27, 1998 W489 Defense, 1851 E. Fourth CAGO llllf COMPANY as lhe MINING EXPLORING AHO from thtt heanng d11te 4601'-i01221621/8LINDHL·C AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU Beach netlve, d ll}Q 1988 SI., •138, Sanla Ana, CA duty appointed lluslee undet OrERAl.~G HIERHOR ANC noticed ebove. OTllER 2611289·53 Fllf'F· NEEO AN EXPLANATION Of 111E Wedneaday, Marc!'l'i _F_l_c_tl_tl_ou-,-B-u1-l-ne-,-,-1 Marl1 Drysdal•Mark PUBLIC NOTICE '12701 -' ;,nd pursuant to Oeed ol Trust SIORING IN ANO REMOVING YOU. MAY EXAM-11110 AP NUMBfR 424·4S3· NATURE OFTHE PROCEEDINGS 13, 1996, In Cabo 9an This 111temen1 was filed Ronald D. McCoy. II, 18::»1 · TH INE the file kopt by th" , AGAINST YOU YOU SHOULD L S I d lb! N~m• Stalernen1 with the County Clerk or Flctltlou• Bualne1a E. Foorth St., fl138, S1n1a reco1dtd on 07/021.l3 as E SAME Ff\OM llfE PROP court. II you ere e pet· 06 NOTICE OF TRUSlEE S CONTACT A LAWYER ucas. urv ve u: th11 rullowing poi.sons are Orange County on 3-12·96 Name &tatem•nt Ana, CA '12701 Oocum,,nl No 93·0444t19 ERTY OR AHY OTHER LAND eon lnterHted In the SALE UNDER DEED Of TRUST On 4/17'96 at 100 PM . N.A. mother Oorolh~ • . , ""U IJusmoss as. A) JoB· 19903878208 The following pe11on1 are Tl'tl1 bu1ln111 la con· AMENOMENl 10 CONSTRUC· INCtUOING 111£ Rlr.111 TC Htete you mey fife YOU ARE IN ~FAULT UNDER A MORTGAGE SIRVICES, INC as Henson, atep fet ....... 1•11 A·Ouahry Sorvice, l c doing buslneu 11: Sacred ducted by: an lndMdual TION OEED OF TnUSl RE· WlllPSlOCI< OR lllAECTION· w ith the court a formel DEED OF TRUST. DAlED May 111e duly appoln!ed TluslM Henson, aliler Paula 1•11111° ~)ov~ ~O~allly S~· "°;\'1Y3 P;~i,:~ h 2°w5~~ Splral, 1•01 Seabluff Dr., Ha11e you started doing CORDED 7-27-9.4 AS INST NO All Y DRILL AND MINE FROM RequHt for Special 16, t991. UNLESS YOU TAKE under and pursuant to Deed ol RuHell and family •coj t S 1 n 64~v:r 1• 1 • ' I 101, Hunllngton Beach, buslneu yet? yH, 01-0Ml6 94 0474386. OHICIAL REC· LANDS OTHER TllAN HIOSE Notice of tht fifing of en ACllON TO PROTECT YOUR Trust Recorded on 10fll94 as fi~~e~~X. frl~n4d~0~-:! :~n~l~y (;~;.~·Mesa ec:::i: PUBLIC NOTICE CA 92848 Ronald D. McCoy, II OROS Book Page ol Olhcl.il CON\ltVED HEREBY. Oil OR Inventory end eppreleel PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO Oooumenl No 94·0601607 aervlcH were h•• , 92627 • Mary Murray Shelton, 7401 Thia atalement wu flied neco1ds In tht Olla of Ille Re GAS WELLS. TUNNELS AND of Htete eHete or of AT A PUBLIC SALE If YOU Book • • Page • • ol Olllclll !'1'1'1 c'~~1t lflc 644 Terminal Flctlllou1 BualneH ~Hblutt Or., #10l, Hun-with tht County Clerk of corder of ORJ\NG.E County. StlMTS INTO. TllROUGH OR eny petition or •ccount NEEO AH EXPLANATION Of RIQOfdS NI tht ollloe of the March 10 at th• ~°' '', Cosia M111 CA Name Statement llnglon Beach, CA 92848 Orange County on 2·27·H C:llllornl.l eucultd by fl/A ACROSS HIE SUBSURfACE Of ae provided In HCtion TliE NATURE Of TH[ PAO· Recorder ol Orange County Calle rHld•nce -,,, 1,:,)~' · The lollowlng pe11on1 are Thia bualneu 11 con-19983874822 BRISTOL/REOHILL INV£SIORS. lllE PROPERTY, AHO 10 BOT· 1250 of the C•liforni• CEEOING AGAINST YOU, YOU Cllllorma executed by M•la Newport BHch. t 11,.. uusinen I• con· doing bus1ne11 a1: Surfer Call Oally Pilot March 27, Aprn A LIMIT£0 PARTNERSHIP lOM SUCll WlllPSTOCl(EO OR Probat• Code. A Re· SHOUlO CONTACT A LAWYER Eugenia Juarn. 1 m1medljjiiiiiiiiiiii 1u,t<1d by: o corporaUon Girl, 1433 Superior Av•.. Cl f 3, 10, 17, 11198 W528 ORGANIZED AND EXISTING OIRECTIOHALl Y ORILlED quHI for Specie! Notice NOTICE It h111by given Illa! wom1n as TrustOI. Amtrtclfl • C I t 11'349, Newport Beach, CA 888 fled Wh•ther you're buying UNDER HIE LAWS Of THE WHLS.1UNNHS ANO SHAfTS form It •vellable from QUALITY . LONI SERVICE Sallings Banlt, F.A. es Bentltcl-C~•~=~l~nd • 9J~!~ Gory Hall, 1433 Su-Today! o r Mlllng. Claaalned STAlE Of CALIFORNIA, ., UNDER AND BENEATH OA th• court oltrk. CORP . as lrUSlet, ot SUcctSSOI aty WILL SELL AT Pu.Bl.IC &42·587B perlor Ave., 1349, Newport 84~5878 covera all your nHdel lrust0< COMMERCIAL CENTER 8£VOtlD TllE EXTERIOR UM· Attomey f• '9ftonar: 11us1 ... or subsUIUl1d tru_,ltt AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST .... BANK, A CAllfORN14 CORl'O· llS TtlfAEor. AHO TO RE· ......... ~on pursuant 10 Ill• 0..d Cl Trust BIDDER FOR CASH, (payable al STARTING ANEW. BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • • Tht Legal fNjxmmmt 111 tk DttilJ Pilot is plMsaJ fQ anMUnet" new sm6« now tntdihJJIL /JfJ w businesses. RATIOf' M eenelk:latv Will DRILL, RETUNNEI.. EQUIP. --........... ~ tQC\llld by RICHARD 0 BLIN· bmt Of sale In lawtul money Of SE ll AT l'UBLIC AUCt'ION 10 MAINTAIN. REPAIR. DEEPEN ..... 290 4 • DELL. A MARRIED MAH~ HIS tilt Un111d S1atas. by call, • HIE HICill£ST BIDDtR roR N4D OPERATE NU SUCH .......... lleec:ti CA SOLE AHO SEPARATE PROP c:asnler'S Clled1 dlrM! bV I stall CASH (payable 11 ltmt OI ,., .. In WfllS on MINES. WITHOUT, 92.9to ERTY. and Racordtd on or nabonal bank • clltdl drawn l.\wlul mooey of tn. Uritled liOW{VER. lltf RIGllT TO 03/20. 03/21. 0 3/27 OS/17/t991 a lnsttument No by astaie OI tederll crtdll unlOn. s1~ttt. by cash, a r.11h~., Dntll. MIN(. s1onE, tXPt.OnE 91 241990 01 omclal records In or • cneclt drawn by 1 st.a .. or 3&00 Pacific Vlow onv..~ ctteclt d1awn by 1 sllte or na AND OPERAH TllnOUGH THE PUBLIC NOTICE 111t ollrot of tilt Counrv Rt· ~eill ·~· and~ mo· Newport BMch llonM bMk I ch«.lt dl"wn by II SURrACC on Tllf UPPCn 500 COfdtr OI PRANGE County, C••· ... 1100. llY.'V. ISS on. or M4-t100 'L11ft 01 l~de1at Clldlt unlou, or fHT Of Tiil SU8SURrACf; Of MOTICl"Of TflllaTH'a SAU IOlnla. and pursuant 10 thf No-m~:f~k~~ ~o::~ t-~~~llllil!'I~--• enec:tt drawn by • Sl.11• or lflE PROl'ERTY, AS RfSfRVfO Tille Order No 961i270 T,. •• llCt OI 0.ltult ll'ld Uactlon to tulhOrlZld '°Clo bUSWttQ Jn 11111 NICE .-rMERl1• fedtrll savtngs and loan as· IN lflE OHO A£t:OAUfO • Sale Nt. Mtl-»t flllet· S.M lltettunder rlCOfdtd tll•} Al N Cn~ Avtnut IEIJ. IMAIWAY,,, sodallOn S-1Vings ISSOCl311on, DECEMBER 28. 1990 ~ IN• tnCI No APN No 440·241-21 07'1111994 • lnslrurntnt No entrance (tdllCtnl to N Cllft· or $.'IVlllOS baolt speohed Ill Sl RUMENl NO 90 675631. YOU AAl IN OHAUlT UHOCR A 94·040748 OI said Ofllcla! non) 10 llt ClvlC c.nar BUlldk\O MC>rt!JarY * Chapel MCltOn 5102 ot "" Fin~ OfrtCIAL RECORDS BtotlfciMV DUO OF TRUST OATEO RtCOIOS WILl SELL on 300 Eat Cl\lplNn A\ltllUt CNination COdt "'d Mlll\Ollled 10 tlo l'flone (714) 955·1'77 Bentll· o./14193 UffLESS YOU TAICE 04/10/IMtt 1000 AM ti IN Oral\Oe CA all ngnL Mii 1114 bllsllll'SS 1!1 Ullt st.tlfl) Al In 11M1 Cl-'ry COMMERCIAl CCNTER ACflON TO PROTECT YOUR fROHT Of THE FLAGPOUS AT lnlt,_1• oonWWd IO anci now 110 Broadway 1111111 ol the 11.'igpotos ~' lht BANI<. CJO PINTO. r.nOMtT. PROPCRTY. IT MAY 8E SOLO TH£ MAIN (NTRY AREA TO lltld by " 11ndtr ~ Otto OI CO.ta MMe mMll entfy "'"'lo lht. Plt\0 OU811\ & WORCfSlfR. flt· AT A PU8LIC SAlf. JI YOU tHE PLACOITIACMC CfNTtn Tlu&lln the pt~lllUattcl Ill ..... 1IO Cl NT IA CIVIC 0£HTEn 401 HNflON MICllAEl R UNfR· NEED AH EXPLANATION Of 401 4f 1 EAST CHAPMl\N said County calltomla dtteril)· 1111111!11~-----' 411 E CHAr'MAN AVENUE El LI. ' r'MK Pll\ZA SUllf THE NATU!lt Of Tllf PRO. AvtNUC PLACENTIA. CA Af '"9 Ille 11na'111e1m. Rtflfrtd to PlACHHIA. CA al t1gn1 uni 300. IAVINC CA t'714 &$13 CHOIHGS AGAINST YOU, VOU PtlBUC AUCTll* TO THE In Aid 0..CI ol Ttul1 Tiit llllil lnleltll COll'llytd to and The PIOf>elty hetttolot• tl~ SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. HIGHEST BIOOEft FOf' CASH DroPtrlY llll•IOICH• dae:tllltd II now lltlCI bJ n under f.llCI OMd St.llblHf 1$ ~1119 sold '*' 19' Tiie On 4J03'.18 It 10 00 A M • {PfVlbtl It llt ln'lt of •• Ill bttltg $Old ._ II' Tiit 51JMI of Trust~· Ille Pt09ftly sltualftd •h•I tddr~t and Oll'W tom· CHICAGO TITlE COMPANY II ltWtUI mwy of .. Unlttd addreu *Id Of* common In said County .• Cllllornla Cit· mon CltSly~llOn. It any. ot Ille Ille duly ~ltd TruslM SltlM). ,. 111111t 11111 Md Inter cln19nallOl'I. If tny OI Ille rtll so-Ille !Mid llleteln De· re.i property ~tlltd .\bM is under 111d put'IUllll to Dead 01 •I conwyed" to and r.ow lltld Pl'OCWIV dttalbld tOM II tettc>floll or CGll•tll M ma p111po11et1 lo bt 300 Blll~TOl T1us1. 1ecote1td on 06IQM! ae by It undtf ~ l>Md olTruet puf'POflld to be 1108 RldQt dllntfy. Wfl'lllll, 9000. SIREU. COSTA MCSA CA ll\a DOCUmtnl No 93'0304St1 lllt PIOOlllY slt\lllM In Mid cr•t Crete. Cotti ...... l:A t<1u1pmtn1. m11ttlalt. bulldln!i uno11 lo11ed TluslM di.cbitns 800fl Pao• o1 Offtelll Atcofltl In Cou111Y ilfl' srm 11e1tln~l11tt 92627 The un~ l rut· !N119rlalil lltllllQt. dl*lt 1111a any ~llllY for 1ny inCOfltl.I Ille OttlCll of 11t Aeooreltr of clnc11btt1 LOT t IN 81..()ClC 5e, IN dltdlimt any · IOI '"Y 1.111glblt PtllonM fl'OpeOy, end ntst 01 lllt tllMI adllr•ss 11nd O~ COtlntY. CIAIOI ... Of THE OCEAl'I fAOfff TRACT lneotrd ectnm of Ille ltr .. 1 .. IA>Uflln.tn<:ff Ind lddtllOn• 0111# common t1ts91~tion, II tlltCUltd .by: 'NANCY CHAIS· IN Tllf ClfY or HEWPORJ Id ftst *1d Ofler common ...,. IN betwments , •• l!IY. ahown lltftll. TWfO. OtARRIEOWOMAH AS ·~" COONlY Of' ORA.HG( ... ifllbOll, of :;/• shown newait. stltliSbtt11oftt 1n4 11• hi I'll_.., but _.Olll CQ11e11;1111 HER SO\E 6 SEPARATE PR09 STAT~ Of CAllfORNIA. AS Pl : -= :n.,,, ~ '": plac'lmln• thtttOf ""'" 0¥ Of Mlaft!y, !!"'"\tel ti( lftl'I' •• Tr... Mt(l\MST "4AP AECO~OlO IH .OOI( 4 ,.... ..... Ot ~ ~·cw Ill ~ OtOtot II• lllll*d, lfl4#d.'V -.~ pol• WOftkOUf SPfCW.ISll, INC, PN'.E 12, MISCfll.Nf[O .,. or ~ ICQUM• *' ~1111111. JtUlotl, or tl'CUmbrl!o(:tl, A CAllfOIWIA CO~POMTION lttAPS ... THt omct or HI r'91ff11'9 ... PollllSiOll OI W!Mf &1111.)ttd Ind now or P.'l'f lllt '""""Wl9 IJltndpM_.tm • ltntlrdllY *'LL SUL AT COU .. TY ~COllOHI Of SN encumtlrlftClt, to ~ tit lltrHfllf IOC•ltd on, ~d ol f "'• not(t) hCl/I ad by .... 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Ncwpon Bc1Kh1Cotu M~sa Daily Pil0t PUIUC NOTICES PUIUCIOTICU a Al ... ID HOURS Telephone 8am-5:{)()pn). Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday -----•I COSTA MESA 2124 H OUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE 'UIUC llOTICll PUILIC NOTICU PUIUCNOTicn PUIUC NOTICH DAILY PILOT DIADU"IS Monday ............ Friday 5:00pm ~y ............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday ................ Thursday 5 :OOpm NEWPORT BEACH ~ irdude your name and phone number and wc'U call you back with a picc quote.) llYMA&Oll• IONa 330 West Bay Street COSla Mesa. CA 9'lhT1 Coma d Ni:wpolt BM• Bly Sl PUIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES • WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27. 1996 • PUIUC NOncll PUlllC NOTICU No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspaper The~.P.Uot fits In. GENERAL POLICY Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the right to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement.. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. WEDNESDAY, MARCti 27. 1996 ACAOU ' Moft tl<lflful 0 W.ngll tl~lnd.. Sls!M" 14 9Meh Boy Wilton la Eat Into ti Vvet1e'1 boyfriend 17=-~IC/ 19 Top 20Plan4~ 21 Calef'Waut 22 FifHrm , 24 Shed teara 2e 8lale , 27 Chocolate tree• 30 Moon lhOC mlsalon 32 Smelt1 33 Perlld 34 TOH 37 Looil alter 38 -noaes ~9 Olaparegmg remartc 40 HaJl-of-F11mer Mel - 41 Geese. e o 42 Emulate Kerrigan 43 DnlMg aiono 45 Parched teelino 46 Gram reposttones 47 Has· -(former star) ... CohebtMk 49=-0I 61 Bebf• &ta wotrJ? 55~ot lM lloclt 5& Manet( tool &9 Oebu11y'1 "la-" eo In ltlt INd 81~ S2 Apnl I 5 0tg ~~ DOWN 1 Fundam«lta11 2 "Dracula" author Stollar 3 In-of· raplaclno 4 Towe.rd the n1lng 1un 5 Oonedc material S Fable writer 7 tffu1trate 8 Lounge around 9 B C.'s netghbor 10 Sleeping 6ag 11 Fifty cents 12 Poet Dickinson 13 Goon hofeet>acit 18 Some breads 23 SIClt 25 Goddess of dawn 2S Ditch 27 Crc>Oner PffffY-28 Mine entranoe 29 Vases 30 Ful-grown 31 Writing tool1 33 Des Moine•' locale 35 On the -(al odds) 38 Wnter Harte 38 Pigeon1' at.s Jg Partic:lpall In a water !fO'I 41 Jetsams comparnon 42 The woman 4-4 Cold wealher maledy 45 Taite care of 46 Farmer. al brnet •7 Lewd 48 Aetre11 Moore •9 Greek god 50 Type or belt 52 Assert 53 Lairs 54 Comic Johnson 57 Greek lener 58 Soa)( (llax) ...... ~=· eo11 TIUSPOIT&noN AUTOllOBll.BS MDCIDU 1---------------------------------------1 ........ lili... 'ISCOUPIMO 8y OfAM.1$ aa.1EN T .. De.._. PllN Stack/red lnl.erlor. Call ....--... .... ~u .. -For Record•. Ju.a, l"'•fS 7011 1uu1 tll\30 Richard 714·5419-1994 --· ~ _..... 8ountr•clte. eto. vn -" .v llltd TANNAH HIRSCH Call· Mike 145-7506. iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiili '87 280 •• WANT80a old coin '94Waverunn•r111 1891 8MW M3 5 New trans, gr••t COMBJNE YOUR CHANCE collee\lons & gold .. 1 owner, uaad In '95 apHd, power •untf/ tranaportallon car. allver 1crap. Steve only, Dbl 1rlr. Tags window•. crulH cntrl, Call Mike 069-H41 WEST •Q5'2 NORTH •K8 876 t>Q 0 K1098 •Q 88 EAST c;::> 109874 0 6 32 • 103 c::>K86S2 OQ5• •2 •KJ 9 80t!l'H • •AJ QAJ OAJ? •A 107654 The bidding: SOtrrH WEST NORTH EAST 1• p-14 P ... 2NT p.,. So P ... SNT PM• Pau P ... 0pt'ning leud: Ten ofc;::> With 29 points in the combined holding, three no trump ehould be an easy contract for North-South. But though the majorily of pairs in a local event reached thnl spot via an auction such as the one shown, few manage to get home. The South hand is a nasty one to bid -powerful hands with weak six-card 1u1U1 usually are. The auc- tion s hown meets with our approval. West led the top card from a sequence, covered by the queen and king and taken with the ace. MOBt doclarert took advantaae of beinJ in the cloeed h•nd l.o lead the ace of clube and another. Aa the c.rda lie. that proved fatal. Eaat won and relumed a heart, and declarer then took the percentage play of linen· &42-9448 d•Y• good 'tlt 8/945. 55200 BMW Anll+ll'\eft stereo, ... ,8-8--8 .... 8-0-....,.R ... o_a_d..,._•_t_•_r WANT•O: VINTAOE obo. BUI 821'8408 80k mU, lldnt c:;~ Both topa, Sony CO WrlslwatchH/CloCkl 2 ••ADOO JST 1 '8•900 e25' plyr, phn, chrm whl1, NB COiiector ::v: pre· SKIS No traller. Sell 87 8MW·~201 8 cyl., gold pkg, blk, loaded. mlum SS. 8 829 both for . $5000 obo. fully loaded automatic, $23,995. 675·6128 Call 67....,259 wkdya; like new 15750 (909) 964-3048 evH/wknd1. .,35-6269 Corona ---------inc West for the queen of diamonda. •--------- That ia correct becauae It allow1 BUILDING -------MITSUBISHI 9145 declareT to brinJ in the suit even if MATERIALS 6030 _P_O_WE_R_B_O_A_T_S __ , CADillAC 9040liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~hwe01qU;een is thrice guarded. Down 70l2''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ eAll 8teel Bldga. 1• Much bet.ter Is to combine •Custom Dealgn iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil chances in the three long suit1. • Factory Specials 24' Sl!ARAY • Stock Sli:ea AVI. / I Declarer ehould at.art by caahlng Buy Now, Sava SIOOO'at 1078 F B 1·eng ne. the ace of cluba. When no honor 7 14•90 4 -4 0 0 4 Owner reconUy apent 1989 SEVILLE Orlglnal, real good condition, new tire•. $8995. 675-6128 '90 ECLIPSE OOHC Turbo. While. Run• greall Perteet conCSlllon lnslde/outl $6500/obo. 248·0385 appears South ca1hea the ace of over ssooo. Must sell 1----=-----this week. 723-4075. ------------------apadee and overtakes I.he jack with P1C!TS, ._ 30' TDOJA~ CHRYSLER 9050 OLDSMOBnE 9155 the king. Jf either the queen or the ~ \'II " n ten drops, dedarer sets up.the suit. ANIMALS • 6049 Sportflaher. Rebultt b ,. • L • • h twin engines. Aeady y 1orcing out t.ne m1ssmg onor to fi sh & dive. Asking and gels home with four spades. ADOPT·A·PET S22K ·No reasonClble two hearts. two diamonds and u Every Sat & Sun at olfer refuHd. Must club PETSMART, Fountain 11111 714-723-4074. '93 Town a Countrv 37k mllea, orig owner. S17,500 obo. 645-9070 '89 Cal•I• Quad 4 1 ownr, wht, auto, AC, PS/PB, am/fm CASI, illnt cond. 95k. 13000 obo. lmrnacl 548-7704 . lf neither 11pode honor appeon, Valley. Puppies, kit· 4l'x12• Boat bottom declarer should lead a third ro1,1nd tens and more, all llnor. Must 801111 s75o FORD 90751---------- of the swt in case it breaks evenly, looking for loving, car· obo. 714·642·7207 or iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PONTIAC 9170 in which case the same nine tricks Ing homea. CALL 597· Pgr 714-717·1 t41 '82 Mustang 6·cyc,1"iiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii are there. (An alternate line is lo 9037 for more Info. 1• P I Kc aUck shlfl. AC. moon· ,8 .,. rlREBIRD W .. 'te, ploy for clubs being 2·21.· If that • ood ••A • roof, n41w brake•. • -' '" fails, declarer must then fall back lb Tea Cup Toy & Mini SAIL BO-ATS 7014 S1000. 547·3171 2 Iopa, 6-apd, loaded. t.ak.ing the percentage play in dia-s2so-s9so 714~38-4457 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil---------------Xtnl cond. S4400. Call monds. S•v• abuaed and · '92 Taurus AT, AC, 547·3171. abandoned pell. Be a WE PAY CA$H PS, PB. Crus, P/Seats, voluntoer/loster. Call For good uaod Sabots AM/FM, New llrea.1 ________ _ Learn to be a better bridge 714-597.9037. & boa1 equipment. Mint cood. Non •mk. PORSCHE 9175 pl•yerf Subecribe now to the Mlnney's Vacht Sur· $7995 548-41801"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Goren Bridtre Letter by callin1 •---------plus, 1500 Old Now· ---F--d--E--1--1• (800)788-1225 for information. or MUSICAL port Blvd. 548-4192 •93 or •Porer '07 Targ• Reblt •n; l G B .d Le XL T 4x4, xlnt cond., grt cond not runn1nn' wr te to oren r1 1e tter, INSTRUMENTS 60SS ---------• 47k mu .. 1oaded, grey. ssooo or trade for vw P.O. Box "4lO, Chicago. n. 8()680.. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SPEED & sis.ooo 642"2844 camper. 545·2030 "4JO. LookJng to puroh••• SKI BOATS 7016 1923 Ford Model·T Ii n uulv •I •ctrl e iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil • R o A D s T E R• •--------- FURNITURE 6014 FURNITURE 6014 MERCHANDISE baa e vu1tar tor TOYOTA 9210 under S200. Help! Call *1988 22fl Ski Boat• 100% Original. Vory Larry at 714·377-0338. 5.7 litre V·8, King clean and runs groal.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiii!i~~iiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim MISC. 6015 *HOUSl!FUL • Chin• Hutch, honey liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •--------- Lthr aofaa, alelgh bed, oak, glaas doors, DIVORCE SALE TICKETS 6075 entertainment armolre, $350 obO. 721·9621 Mahogany desk, 6' liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Victorian furniture allk china, Gothic curios, trees, coffee & end ta· _,...,H,....o_a_p.,,.1t,....a""'1""'.T='y_p_e...,,,B,...•_d.,..... 5' bookcase, $5K mir· bles, etc. Grandfather Electrlc. Good cond. ror & console, Ille size clock. 714-894·9880 $250. Call 434-0576 swan table, Victorian 1 a • c 0 n f • r • n 0 • _,......,....... ___ ..,..,______ couch, 30 yr Ivory col- ANGEL TICKETS 4 Seats field level, 3rd base sldo. Prf'd prkg 20 Games 282· 1242 Cobra 0 /0, tow prol1lo $6800.00 080. Call hull, just sorvlced, (714} 963·2633. now controllor/uptlol· ---1"'"'9_9_.3,,....,,F,...o_r_,d-- llory. Great ski boot· Bronc o 4x4 '79 Coroll• HB New tires, rebullt carb. Xlnl running cond. Reg'd 111 9/96. S1200 OBO Call 760-9228. last-looks gront ..... ro· In perfect condition, ady 10 go. $10,500 all power, leather, 646·9449/574·4247 phono, tow pkg, rlma/i--------- t Ires, only 80k. VANS 9225 MARINE SERVI CE !!~:~~ g 5 7 4·424 7 or I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------1 MOVING Oak tablo, ar· lectlo I ct 8' knl ht ••••••••• tab'• walnut, good n n g . moire & bar stools. 7· 8' 1 ska 6' ho so cond., $300 obo u · r a. 548-0722 pc sect couch, coffee olc. 26 bronzes Incl GARAGE SALES SUPPLIES 7020 ------'72 Ford Superv•n Automatic. Runs & looks good. $700. Call 545-2030 Soll your unw81lled Items tho easy way! To place your ctasslllod ad call 942·5078. lablo, end table, hide· Ille size mermaid, a-bed, lampt, desk, bllnd justice. chslra, misc. 751·7201 tables, teak patio, --------- ma rb t e, mirrors, NEWPORT P In• dining rm aet, choval mirror, Till any B~ "CH 6169 Shakor style' w/chrs & lam P s. much more. iiii'"-ftiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii bonch, $375. t9SO's 714·540·7578 rod vinyl chrome di·•--------- nolle set $350. Anli· 1--------.. que rockor S65, anti· TONS OF STAINLESS STEEL Bronze & brass & outs & bolls + washors. $6.00 per pound. Mlnney's Yacht Sur- plus, 1 500 Old Now- port Blvd. 548-4192 HONDA 9085 '77 HONDA ACCORD•---------Keeps going & going VOLVO & golngt 1 owner. En· gin o will purr all or liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9230 Put a few words to ·work fo~ you. ca11 · 642-5678. quo overstuffed chr $95. Call 723-6288 Sof• Bed Xlnl cond $250. White lg couch nr nu $400 723·6709. W•lnut din sot: Med china closet, oval tbl w/lvs & padt, 4 chrs. s~so obo. 641·8180 Wicker On Br sot, hdbd/frame, 2 nllQ PEPPER SPRAY STOP ATTACK RAPE & MURDER W/leather key chain. BI k/B rw n /Btu/A ad. S 13. Police home unit w/belt clip hol· ster S 18. Incl. tax & shipping. •Mall check/money order to: BK Enterprise P.O. Box 80148. RSM, CA 92688. slnda, 2 drara & chest 1--------"" $700 obO. ~·0428 SAMPLE * SALE Wholeaale S on Easler baskets goodies, Stor· ting Sliver Jowelory, Topiaries & Beach Wear. MARINE SLIPS FRIDAY 8130-4130 1800 Commodore OOCI<S 7022 (In Boycr111) CLASSIFIED 50' Mooring now waler pump Needs broko pads & TLC. $600 casheroo or obo Costa Mesa 549·5000 1 0-4pm 1988 Volvo 760 Turbo, 4 dr, auto, air. loaded, whllo $4450 909·735·6269 Corona 198 Ho nda Civic air. 1980 Volvo 760 2 dr, am/Im storoo Turbo, 4 dr, aulo, air, 55k milot, xlnl, $3450 loaded, white $3995 909·735·6269 Corona 909·735-6269 Corona It's tho resource you Or lass, Great penln· can count on to sell a :.,u~ril~9ca:~~~n~lo~:i: -MAZ--D-A ____ 9_1_2_S VOU<SWAGEN 9239 myriad ot merchan-dise Ito ma. because ___ s_t_•v_• __ 7_2_3_·_s_e_a_3_1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii our columns compel SLIP Avail now 34-'83 M•zd• Pickup '80 Slrocoo 5·spd, qualllled buyers to 36', N. Balboa 111. Great work truck. am/fm caaa. Good calll w at• r & •Io c . Auna groat. $1100. cond. AJC. Reg 12/96 842·5878 675·0494 Must SOUi 642·5607 $1000 OB0•631·714" HANDY MAN 3710 JEWELRY 3784 MASSAGE 3830 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 WALL COVERINGS 3932 ACOUSTIC CEILINGS AJR CONDITIONING & HEATING 3418 CHISM HEATING & A/C Ao5idon1101•Comme1clsl So 1v1ce•tns101tnlton LIC #671360 662-4470 CHILD HOME CARE Llc#304201056 Roberto Thornton 720·3969 Npt Beach KOALA CARE Home-baaed Childcare E Costa Mesa Loc•Uon L#304200905 Ell~aboth 548· 1098 DOORS RtmOdel•Htrdwatt •BOSS HOUSECLEANING T rim •C•blntts•SIUCOO Orywtt L562731 l5Yra t1p Ucenaed·BOnded Jerry 842-0587 110.00 per hour. 714-548-0388 CPI 8UILDBR8 INC. Realdenllat Const. Uc. 11518420lneured (714. 908·4983 •• BRIOHT ** Lawii Con•tr-.otlon FLOOR INSTALL HOUSRCLDNINQ Remodel•Handyman REPAIRS 3620 Precise Plumbing Repair& & Remodot1 Free Esllma1e1 LIH7398 HIMOIO A to Z HANDYMAN INSTALUREFACE CABINETS 1<1tchtn1, baths. doora, ¥4lndows. Doug 548-7258 Prof'I from Eutope. 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Xlnt tfiVIN'I QINRRAL Ma.. won'll 808·1882 Hedgel/L.awn. M.int. UcltO"""• Int. Friendly s.Mce•lnaured • FI. ... T • ... T •. Ret'a. 714·780·8044 HardwdNlnVl/Ceramlo -• • ...... "'ard Pg•7".. ..... •vrv L • a .. .-""' CON8T,.UCTION Mrble/Carpet·Bnd/'n• ~ ' .. _ .... ,., ,,... est. 645-3306 1 1.,329 t e1s..304 CARPIT CLUHINQ PRaSSUAI WAIHINQ •Stucco/Drywall L708278 722·7332 --------"The Tr•• 8tump1-----...... ---' ~ ~ Local,. •• , Service Quality • Quaranl•ed •T••tur• eo.41ng HEAI.TH/ Termln•tor" "Jr.. ltYn Qualltr'•"'U"' .--------.. w•r r 714-845--•192 DOLPHIN Cl.UNINO *'oundallon/Mllble NUTJUTION 3742 RemoY&VStump OrMdtng PLUS touchupa. •DAN DAWaONe n.w.. a Ra8TOMTION •A•trofl1tlng/Palntlng HANDY MAH 3710 r Speallata. Ue1012e~ 24 Hre. Alchlld Sinor PLUMBING COV!llNC:--S oo;:~~..,.~~i~':.a 7 .t 4, ·• 8 e .a o a 7 Llo#ll tHt•Bonded -_ fir•• f'lreWood/Mufchl Uc12e04544 IMW200 Watef Heat9f• • Dta/na Uphol . Orleotal Auga ".LI~·· L. ., t 4 ·~.,. ~ •• 0 •Pal1t\'Cerpent,... 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