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Home My WebLink About1998-04-17 - Orange Coast PilotDaDcan Milne, above ~ dSrectOi' Of Access to Sallbig, ·~ Cbirlle Gloigl, 38, of Ana-heim. a hip-five iiftel' uDlng with bliD and otbir de\Wopmentally dllabled adults in LO~ Beacb. The crew Will race wttll more ttWl 600 boats in the~~ NfJWpe>rt- to-Elisenada ~atta. At rlgh" Giorgi gets a trairilng lesson at the helm. me wind in their sails • Costa Mesa organization empowers the disabled by giving them the experience of sailing. NEWPORT-MESA -As a person with Down's syndrome, Charlie Giorgi 'can't drive a car. But the 38-yea.r-old Anaheim resident is training to be at the helm of a 64-foot sailboat in next week's Newport-to-Ensenada yacht race. ~ Independence, a Costa Mesa-based non~t organization, is making the unique opportunity possible for Giorgi a,nd four other developmentally disabled adults in Orange Coun- ty, induding Cathy O'Brien of Costa Mesa. The pl'ogram is a partnership wiµi Access to Sailing, a Long Beach-based therapeutic pro- gram designed to give disabled individuals the empowering experience of sailing. 'lmcy Young, manager of community day ser- vices at Project Independence, said the organiza- tion's main goal ~elp developmentally dis- abled adults live on their own in the community. ·we help them wjth their banking, cooking and interpersonal communication skills,• she said. •with community integration, we try to find them pa.id work in the community and cre- ate an opportunity normally not available to disabled people." One of tliose opportimities is participating for .. P.Y.I. + For more Information on Team Indepen- dence or how to donate to the group, call (714) 549-3464 or visit the web site at www.access2salllng.org . the first time as crew members aboard one of the more than 600 boats expected to compete in this year's prestigious race from Newport Harbor to Ensenada beginning April 24. The crew, Team Independence, has been training since August with Duncan Milne, execu- tive director of Access to Sailing. This weekend. the team will venture out on its fust overnight sailing trip to Catalina Island. The race project is being funded through sponsorships from corporations such as West Marine and TYR Sports and individual donations. Young said the event will cost about $4,000, which the group still is trying to raise. •They've really come a long way," Milne said. •1 think they're ready." During the sailing exen:ises, Milne is stationed beside the wheel of his yacht as he gives the crew • SEE SAILING PAGE 7 Lawsuit stirs • • emotions •Husband of 35-year-old mother killed in crash said some may disapprove of memorial. By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -As the second a nniver- sary of Tracy Wolonsky's death approaches, friends and relatives of the beloved Eastbluff resident are working to erect a memoriaJ in her honor. The memonal -constsbng of a bench, plaqUe and tree -will be built at Eastbluff Park. A dedi- cation ceremony ts planned May 4, two years to the day after the 35-year- old mother of four was killed m a car acadent at the mter- secllon of Btson Avenue and Jam- boree Road. Although the East- bluff Homeowners Assoc1allon board unan i mously approved the memor- ial, a lawsull filed agamst the associa- "The park wouldn 't ev en be ther e without her. Tracy did a lot tor the community. " -KARL WOLONSKY • tion by Wolonsky's husband, Karl. appears to have sparked undertones of resentment among some residents in the quiet, upscale neighborhood. Wolansky said he has heard there may be some bitterness in the community about the memorial becoming a part of the park . "Some people are very upset that I would ever even entertam filing a lawswt against the home- owners association,~ he said. "It's a shame because I think people are m.ixmg two lSSues. The park wouldn't even be there Wlthout her. Tracy did a lot for the commwuty. • The lawsuit, which claims the aty and the ~ cation are hable for the fatal accident. is set to go lo trtal May 26. sa.ad Chris Woodward, Wolonsky's attorney. Depending on the outcome of a hea.nng today in Santa Ana Supenor Court, that date may be pushed back to August. But Woodward said be hopes that won't happen. "We'd like to put 1t behind everybody and get it resolved as soon as possible, which I think is in the- best mterest of everyone,• he said. Attorneys for the city and the association coula not be reached Thursday, and board members declined to comment. As for the lawsuit's effect on the memorial. Woodward saJd the two issues should be separated. · . 1 , , 1 : 1 1 : 1 1 1 r J 1 1 1 1 : 1 : . ·, l , 1 , \ r J 1 1 • 1 • ! 1 1 , 1 < 1 ·) 1 : r 1·, 1 r Jl 1 1 r, < , < , 1 1 ~ 1 y' ·Karl is very supportive of his community a.. was tus wife, 1Tacy, and she's bemg honored f<g who she was,• Woodward said. •Despite her efforts while she was alive, unfortunately it took her trag- ic death to bring some safety to the intersection. A lawswt was filed to establish that the association Schools may have to wait awhile for $1.9 miJJion •Attorneys say there's a good chance $45 million bankruptcy settlement will be challenged. By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -It could be years before the school district sees any of the St.9 million it fig- ures to receive from a settlement between Orange County and a New York·based law firm that was serving as its bond counsel before the county declared bank- ruptcy in 1994. Although the parl:les involved in the case nave agreed to a $45 million settlement -. about $25 mil- lion of which will be distrib- uted to schools -there still ls a chance the agreement will Jim Ferryman be challeDged. That could de- lay payment for up to two years. The Sl.9 million would be a welcome and wgently needed lnfusion of cash into the Newport- Mesa school district, which ii fac- ing close to a $3 million shortfall in this year's budget, officials said. Since the rev- enue gap is mostly for recuning costs, it c.annot be covered by the settlement with the New York law firm LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene & MacRae. But many one-Ume expenses can. •we won't get enough money to make up the whole defidt, but any1hing we can get will help us out.• said school board President Jim Ferryman. Newport-Meta schools lost about $80 million in the 199" •SEE SCHOOLS PAGE 7 • SEE LAWSUIT PAGE 7 HONESTY PAYS OFF •After 90-day wait, 10-year-old gets $100 bill he found lying on the side- walk on his way to school. By llm Grenda , Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -When James •J.D." Farmer found a $100 bill lying on the sidewalk on his way to school in January. the first thing that nashed through the 10-yea.r-old's mind ~s how far the cash would go at the nearest toy store. •1 just thought. 'Man, I could buy a lot of cool stuff with this,'" J.D. said. But bis good conscience got the best of him. lbe College Park Elementary School fourth- grader later showed the money to his parents, and the next day he gave it to bis principel. who passed it on to pollce as lost~d·found property. On Thursday, after waiting the required 90 days to give the penon who lost the StOO bill a chance to dalm it, J.D. and bis mother went to the co.ta Me1a Police De~t to piCk up the money. •1 kept asking my parents, 'How many more days, how many more dayar J .D. said ot ihe IAlt three months. The Only 10n of James and Max Fanner Mid he foUnd the money about 8 a.m. Jan. 9 near tbe cor· ner ol vmanova and Loyo&.a r09ds while walldng alone to ICbOol. • When be nnt •w the CMh wadded ·up in a b.n on tbe~ J .D. Mid be~ it off u a fake andbpton~ . •• ~· .... toO diJk to be Net.. he leid. 1M llW tkJill> ~ JJ). louDd .. till w.m,~,_pcadl uptnd wacm mdilia. Mb tbm~~:-ID--·DOdDltaJl a.ay, .. '°' ~JOW9 m. ...a .... '° 'I .. I • datebook --------------- ----~ - check it out Embrace the Banh with eco-llction A s communities across the U.S. prepare to reclaim the purity of the planet for this year's Earth Day, you may want to embark on your own action plan for ecological preservation. 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In •cultures of Habitat,• enjoy his musings on how human communities impact ecosystems, and how people connect with the natural spaces they inhabit. • OtECX rT OUT is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Library . This week's column is by Steven Short. AQPRSI. Our ..... Is no W. ley St., eo.t. MIM,; c.. 9M27. By Jennifer K Mahat, Daily Pilot T o walk into Jo-Ann Mapson's home is to visit a comfortable Costa Mesa house nettled in a quiet neighbor· hood with two cars in the driveway and a horse-head mailbox out front. To journey through Jo-Ann Mapson's books II to vi.sit a place that is not as comfortable, filled wtth wounded people yearning for love. Mapson. a Costa Mesa resident for 25 years, recently saw the release of her fourth novel •Loving Chloe.• Revisiting charac- ters from her first novel •Hank and Chloe,• the book deals with complex relationships -mainly a love-triangle in which all of the people try tQ do what's right. •t•ve never been one to shy away from difficult subjects,• Mapson said. ·ney seem to choose me.• Set in Northern Arizona, "Loving Chloe• has the mark of the West: horses, isolation, sweeping vistas and Native Americans. Entering Mapson's home, it's obvious that the West -old, new and wild -is a place of great affinity. A child's Western saddle sits in one cor- ner of her house near a set of bookcases, the center of which showcases animal skulls collected by her husband. "I only let him keep a few per room because it gets so macabre," she said. The bookshelves are filled everything from the novels of favorite author Jim Harri· son to the works of Louise Baker, the pen name of Mapson's great a\llll It was her great aunt. the author of three books and countless maga'.zine articles, who encouraged the child Mapson to pursue her writing. But it wasn't until Mapson was 40 that her first novel saw a printing press. ·1 had a lot, a lot, a lot of years when I didn't get published.• Mapson said. "I just kept coming at it from every direction I could think of." While in her 20s, Mapson attended and dropped out of the creative writing program at the experimental college at University of Redlands, married her artist husband, Stew- art Allison, got a bachelot's degree itl cre- ative writing at Cal State Long Beach, and gave birth to her son, Jack. Unfortunately, Jack was born with a rare blood disease, which was misdiagnosed as cancer. Mapson cared-for her son at home, putting aside her writing until Jack entered kindergarten. She took up cooking, win- ning prizes for everything from her lemon pie to her orange cake. Once Jack was in school, Map&OU litart- ed writing again. She entered the master of fine arts writing program at Vermont Col- lege at Norwich University, which allowed her to work a lot at home. She also learned how to ride horses - English style, not Western. eart Whlle Costa Mesa author Jo-Ann Mapson puts the final touches on her fifth iiovel, her fourth eUort, "Loving Chloe" Is finding success In bookstores. Her second book, "Blue Rodeo," was made Into a CBS television movie starring Ann-Margret •1t changed my life. There's a level of honesty between people who a.re with ani- mals,• said Mapson, owner of three dogs, an appaloosa and a parakeet. omewhere between riding and writ- ing, Mapson found her literary voice. •When I wrote 'Hank and Chloe,' I said 'Fine. I'm not going to write (what I think they want). I'm going to write about what I want to write about." What she wanted to write about was horses, relationships and sex. "I want to be rjmlembered as a writer who looked at all aspects of love unflinchingly," Mapson said. With "Hank and Chl~· came success. And with success came the book tour. Mapson recently finished eight weeks of touring, promoting "Loving Chloe." "It was bad at the beginning," Mapson said. •Now I know it's out there, so I plan for il" • • Her laptop computer goes with her. She makes sure to vi.sit friends in the area. And she follows these towing tips: •0n1y pack bl.a~ clothing, eat Caesar salad, call home as often as you can, abuse the long dis- tance to death and if you want to eat the F.Y.I. + WHO: Davis Gaines + WHAT: The Pacific Symphony Pops + WHERE: The Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. +WHEN: Today and Saturday at 8 p.m. + HOW ft1UCH: Tickets range from $22 to $51. Student and senior rush tickets are available for $14 beginning at 6:30 p.m. the night of each performance. +PHONE: 755-5799 +WEB SITE: www.pso.org Davia Gaines, who portrayed the tortured PhantoDJ In the Jong-running musical 11Phan- tom of the Opera." performs today and Saturday with the Padflc Symphony Orchestra. ,, chocolate, do it." Unfortunately, touring leaves her with less time to do other things she enjoys, like teaching composition at the local communi- ty college. Not fancy creative writing - though she has taught novel writing ;-just plain old English. "I like the students, the ones who didn't figure it out in high school, who a.re figur- ing it out now," Mapson said. "I love those guys. They don't care what I do." Mapson is just finishing her fifth novel, a story of sisters set in New Mexico where Mapson spends part of each year. Sisters is a subject Mapson is familiar with. She is the middle child in a five-child family, with an older and younger sister and an older and younger brother. She said there is enough drama in her family to keep her writing for the rest of her life . Still Mapson loves research. For •Loving Chloe,• she spent time in Northern Ari- zona, exploring Canyon de Chelly and lis- tening to the Navajo speak. • r·m sure a Navajo would read the book and laugh," Mapson said. aoM1 owmlght Wind~~" build to 3 fMt and • 3-foot swell will CQfnt from the west. The weekend Won't bring mud't of • swell -It's expected to be me.ger thanks toah~re system -although COSIA..sA • AMhelm Aw: A bkyde wonh $25 was stoMfi from• p.tJo In the 1700 block. • ..... S..... 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After the races, educational displays. exhibits, land and water tours, games, entertainment and food will be dvailable from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. At 1:30 pm., a special ceremony will be held to honor Manan Ber· geson, the CaliJorrua secretary of child development and education. The Earth Day festivities are sponsored by the Cahlorrua De· MASSAGE Relieves Pain $ Stress & Tension 39 Insurance Accepted 00 w/Chiropract1c Care. HR. 7-DAYS/WK • 9am-9pm ULTRA SPORTS MEDICINE INC. Dr. Gautle< D.C. 714.979.6365 1072 S.E. Bristol St., Ste 209 Santa Ana Heights (Comer of Newport Bl. No./Bnatol) lfi•Nllp"DQ o8k'en Aid lbe tmnidlll Oldand tbe ~ tD lie an tbe ground WhUe ~ dll· CUllil9d~ to leave or...,-. After deddiDg to 90, the men ordei8d tbe employee l.Dto a lniell room and then fied with computer bard drives, Pentimn chips and RAM cards, P.Olice said. The employee was not injuted Police described the suspects as a dean-shaven black man about 35 to 40 years old, about 5 foot 9 inches tall and weigh· µig aoout 210 pounds, wtio cityside partment of Fish and Game, Orange County Harbors Beaches and Parks and Upper Newport Bay Naturalists. For more mfor- mation, call 640-6746. New area code goes into effect Saturday Beginning Saturday, callers using telephones in half of Costd Mesa and all of Newport Beach will have to break an old habit. Instead of dialing the familiar 714, the three-digit area code that has covered all of Orange County since area codes were invented. wore bi.ck baffY. paam. • black leather J~Ut. ~ 9IOV• and ~bly -~ sfyle wig.™ Citber "~ • black man In bis mld·20a Wiil • thin bUild who wore dark dolb-- ing and a dark bearue cap. Detectives said they are look· ing into whether the theft may be connected with a March 20 burglary at CMS Enbancemenlt in Costa Mesa, in Whidl $250,000 worth of hard drlvei and other computer equipme11t· were stolen After the alarm sys- tem was bypassed. most local callers will have to use the new 949 area code. Roughly everything east of the Santa Ana River, south of Wilson Street m Costa Mesa and east of Newport Boulevard will take on the new 949 area code and every· one else will keep 714. But forgetful callers will have a grace period until Oct. 17. UnW then, calls using the old area codes automatically will be connected. but a recorded mess- age will remind callers about the area code change. Afterward, calls must be placed with the right area code For more infor- mabon. call (800) 231-1863. JOHN BLOESER CARPET ONE 00 2927 S. Bristol SL • Costa Mesa H.oun. ~ ... (:I· mil" south of !.<1ulii Cout Pl~H) M~;~ ~m =-tt :-,., -751-2324 CALK.~~ . ~ ~ ' ' ., 3 . { t i f t ,. I • FRIDAY, concern bond issue • Nmvi><>rt-Mesa district ~ m e MUle lo hmd $15 million to $100 million in~ improvemetits . NEWPORT-MESA School board President Jim Perryman i$ less ~ heartened by Ute failwe of Anaheim's $48 million school bond mue, wtucb received a .majonty approval from voters this week but fell short of the two-thJrds approval r~ pass a bond issue I in California. Newport-Mesa oHicials •1 Jike to th1n'k thi:It our electorate is more informed and understands .. h ow much we need lo upgrade our schoolB. • -JIM FERRYMAN • have been discussing the pos-undeJStandS hoW m uch we sibillty of a bond issue to fund need to upgracte our IC.hook,•. upgrades at its 28 schools, Perryman said; which could c~t from $15 mil-lt is unHtely that Newport- llon to $100 million. The dis-Mesa would have to go to dou- lrict has hued a consultant to ble sessions like Anaheim if a ~sess its needed capital bond issue fails, bUt ttie need improvements by August.. to upgrade ~ ~ School officials said 1t is is just as urgent locall be unlikely Newport-Mesa would said y. have a bond tSsue election · before 1999. U it passes. New-•The c~ndition of our port-Mesa would be only the schools a.re ~bably very lim-ilaJ, • ~,,. ... said. •11 we second distnct m Orange • ........ ,~ County in the past 30 years to decide to put a boDd issue on successfully noat a bond issue. the ballot. we're just~ The only other one was in Los voters to tell us what~ want Alamitos, where voters for their district. U tbef don't approved a $13 million school want the upgrades, then we'll bond. just keep bouncing alo~. ·r Wce to think that our elec-using Band-Aids tA fix our torate is more informed and problems.• Cost Effective Legal Solutions ~ liiiiJ .,... .. PATIO SALE! 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By Husein Mashni, Daily Fflot NEWPORT-MESA -Zero-t.ol- erance drug and aknbol pn6des are an area of law in which there are relatively few court cases. so a JocaJ ruling ttds week could baYe statewide repen::ussions, a Tustin scbool-law expert said Thursday. Attorney Veronica Nonis. said a Superior Cowt judge's decision to overrule the Newport-Mesa school district's suspension of Corona del Mar High School senior Ryan Huntsman could set a legal precedent for lawyers statewtde seeking to challenge other dlstricts' policies. ·Now we have a case where a court found, with this unique set of facts, where an expulsion with- out a bemi1lg violates c:onsti1u- tiooal rights.. she said. Norris said she lrequentty advises au.ome.,. about 5Cbool- Jaw cases, but zero-tolenmce issue5 U5Ually are resolved before going to court, wbich is why there is a lack of CXJUrt decisions on the issue. The narrow ruling by Judge Robert E. Tbnmas in the New- port~esa case provides some ammunition for Jawyen in situa- tions where students doo't receive hearings before an expulsion. which is unusual in California. Norrts said. •Almost all districts do provide heanngs before an expulsion.• she said. ·1 think Newport-Mesa is unique in this way. Every expulsion case I've handled bas 4-WEEK COURSa 0 SHARK ISLAND 1099 Bayside Drive N.B. Classes start April 22nd Wednesday 7pm -9pm Stress IS a 200 Bilbon-doltar problem in the United States. CALL TODAY! involved a bee.ring process.• Newport-Mesa officials admlt they IDaJ have stumbled OD I.bat counL Many Califorrua school <tistrids espel students aft.er a first ofteme. •J'bey oouJd get expelled for ~ a (marijuana) seed.• Nor- ris said. By suspending and transfer- ring students within the district after first drug-possession offens- es. Newpmt-Mesa doesn't have bearings as it would for expul- sions. In Huntsman's case. the court ruled the suspenswn and transfer amounted to an expulsion because be would not be return- ing to Corona del Mar High before graduation. U the suspen- sion is deemed a •constructive expulsion,• as Huntsman's attor- ney contends, the student then is entitled to due process. ·u they do a transfer without a heanng, they have bypassed the whole procedural requirement,• Norris said, referring to the state Education Code oovering expul- sion cases. A hearing process involves opportunities to have both parties examine witnesses and evidence, and .to have the accused student represented by an attorney. Although Huntsman was afforded an appeal after the suspension, Norris said tbe appeal process does not constitute a •bearing.• The Newport-Mesa school board is waiting for its attorney. Spencer Covert. to return from wcation, before it decides how 1t will respond to the court decision The district may modify its zero. tolerance policy or appeal the court deasion to a higher court. •t•m still confused about the decision,• said school board member Judy Franco. •To the best of my knowledge, expulsion is from the district and suspension is from the school.· Learn how to protect ycAJf share. Stress Management Consulting Is proud to be able to provide a four week course 1n Stress and Cris&S management at the beautiful Shark Island Yacht Club. This training will be hefd on Wednesday from 7p.m. to 9p.m. Classes will start on Apnl 22nd. The instructor will be James Dorsey, M.A., Director of Stress Management Consulting. and an International trainer. The cost iS or'ty $120 for all four weeks. 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J •• • '4 briefly in the news council on Aging honors volunteers Pour Ne"VJ>Ort·Mesa resi- dents have been honored for their volunteer service with the Orange County Council on ~g. Rec<?gni2ed at a luncheon tb1S week at Sherman Gardens in Corona del Mar were Costa Mesa residents Mil Anderson, Ginn~ Pereria and Morion Mur- phy and Corona del Mar resi- dent Ellie Genuardi. Elsie Studer ot MiSsion Viejo was honored as 1998-99 volun- teer of the ye.u for her service as u agency ombudsman. More than '15 people attend- . ed the event, including volun- teers, boar4 members.and staff of the Council on Aging. Ainong the local residents were board president Don Solsby of New- port Beach, former board presi- dent Mazy Allen of Newport Beach and board member Zoe Sols by. Tbe Council on Aging, which is celebrating its 25th year of service, is a private, nonprofit organization that provides om~ services in associa- tion with the state Department of Aging. Ombudsmen provide infor- mation to older adults and their f4mllies about selecting a nurs- ing or resident18l-care home DONATE YOUR JL BOAT A_ HIGHEST TAX WRITE OFF POSSIBLE DONT THAOW YOUR MONEY AWAY. NO MORE SLIP OR STORAGE FEES. YOU SHECTTHE CHARITY TO BENE-FIT FROM YOUR GIFT. YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY INC. 714-675-0586 No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspaper Fns IN... Daily Pilot and relOlft ~plalatl .aboUt thOlfe facWU. by elderly Jell. dents. Por ,more Information, call the Cou:ocil OD Aging at 863~23 'Tool Tune' cl~ ~ tOOay at OC€" ~g · and ma,ter: machinlsts are invited to enroll iri Orange Coast College's Tool 1lme, a slx•week workshop on precision machining open to the public beginning today. The lab features a bands-on format and offers specialized or competitive training for those wishing to ~d their careers. Activities range from basic pro- jects to more advanced topics such as tooling, engines and Clocks. Lab safety, shop procedures, and tool and material require- ments are some of tbe many top- ics discussed during orientation. Classes will be held in Room 111 of the college's Technology Center from 9 a.m. to noon Pri· days, today through May 22; 1 to 4 p.m. Saturdays, this week through May 23: and 4 to 7 p .m. Saturdays, this week through May23. ' Participants may register in person at the college's Commu- nity Education Office next to the librazy at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, cilll ·'32-5880. Open house for OCC's multimedia lab Qrange Coast Gol}ege in Cos- ta Melil wil bo1d an ~n house from 1 to 3 p.m. t.Oday for its new Hoag MulttmedJa Laboratory. The $500,000 lab, a com-· bined effort of the college's mo.tbemAtics, science, consumer and nealth sciences divisions, &erVes as a classroom facility .and open laooratory. Founded 16 months ago with an initial $40,000 Q'!anl from tbe George Hoag Family Founda- tion, it provides students access to a variety of CD-ROM-based programs. Students can create simulated clinical situations in the areas of anatomy and physi- ology, cardiovascular technolo- gy and r~iratory care, and respond as if treating actual patients. The multimedia lab is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays and 5 to 1 p .m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. 1be public ls invited to the open house, which will feature food, displays and demonstrations. The lab is at OCC's Repro- graphics Building, 2701 Fairview Road. For more information, call 432-5725. New Lower Rates 4-:L-981 • Absolutely No broker or Policy Fees • Quality Personalized Service • Family Owned Agency • Established in 1927 Lic#0550290 MERCURY INSURANCE CO. Craig Brown Insurance (714) 760-1255 240 Newport Ce11ter Drive, #122 •Newport Beach i11 Fasl1ion lsla1ul Buy One Get One at 1 /2 Price (of equal or lesser value) TODAY REPUBLICAN WOMEN Newport Harbor Republican Women presents a luncheon fea- turing U.S. Rep. Chris Cox (R- Newport Beach), who will discuss tax reform, at 11 a.m. at the Bal- boa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway. Tickets are $20. For mor~ information, call 759-3086. INTERVIEWING WORKSHOP The Re-Entry Center at Orange Coast College presents a free workshop on effective interview- ing from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Room 106 of the Counseling and Admissions Building, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For information, call 432-5162. SATURDAY PATIO SALE St. John the Divine Episcopal Church presents its annual patio sale from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 183 E. Bay St.. Costa Mesa. Books, baked goods, household items and more will be sold to benefit church outreach programs. For more information, call 543-3279. ~ .... "' .................. I.Md~~ FAST FRIENDLY SERVICE WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH 1 800 760-9267 AIUOllTS &AX/OlfTMIO: -S90 00 ~ ~ °' S l&J 00 round tnp SAN DllCIOI s 150 00 each Wlf'I or S2&J 00 round trip 1 WAYNl/0.(.1 SSO 00 e.ach way HOUR&.ft S75 00 four hour minimum plus 20% DINNlll/SRUNCN1 S100 00 tor three hours Gratuity included. SJO 00 e.ach lldd1t1onal hour WIDDINeSt S250 00 for thrtt hours Gratuity included. S50 00 each llddltlOO!ll holx AA'IWUSI TY, VCR, CD ~. moonroof, an lrlllerta for you bus1~ ~le-s who talc£ laptops wherever you go Totally compatlblc for FAX mac:hrles, etc This Hlfto II fUlly ~I around town PARENTING WORKSHOP The Community Education Office at Orange Coast College presents an anger-control work- shop for parents of children under 12 from 9 a.m. to noon in Room 204 of the Lewis Applied Science Building, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Cost is $37. plus a $5 ;naterials fee. For more informa- tion, call 432-5880. HANGING GARDENS Shemia.n Library presents a free workshop on hanging veg- etable gardens at 9:30 a.m. at 2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Call 673-2261. DIVORCE WORKSHOP . Therapist Maxine Cohen holds a workshop for men and women who recently have been divorced, or are in the process of di vorang from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at 180 FRIDAY. APRIL 17. 1998 Newport Center Drive. $40. Call 759-0579. SUNDAY GARDEN TOUR The Volunteer Association of Sherman Library and Gardens in Corona del Mar holds its annual tour of six private Corona del Mo.t gardens from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tickets are $20. Proceeds will go to maintenance of the botanic.al gardens. Call 673-2261. NEWPORT BAY EARTH DAY Upper Newport Bay Natural- ists presents an Earth Day cele~ brabon featunng exhibits, dem- onstrations and tours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 609 Shellmaker Island, Newport Beach. For more inlormabon, call 640-1751. • SEE STORY PAGE 6 More t-fft·etiv.-than whispering in her t'ar. The Diamond Earring~ of A Carat or More. Just see What A CouplR of Diamonds C<l n Do. CHARLES H. BARR 1803 Westcliff Drive, Newport Beach (714) 642-3310 MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 19th Annual Friday. Saturday. Sanclay R.prll 17. 11. 19 Join ua for ·a gt'Mt fwnHy eveni that lncludM Iota of entertainment. 8pecllll fMtur9a and a fW tt\at focUIM on the pOeMlve ~-dc:>r.9 ec.ny youth. FRBB ADMISSION • PARKING! Hour9: ~ MM -3PM, Sat. & Sun. 9AM -4PM RUDAV. APIUI. 17. 19911 ~EARlHDAY -The Lab Anti-mall bolds an &rtb Dey festival t twmg envt• JOI\ 111e1ctal orga.niza.bom and Uve entertainment from DOOD to 5 p.m. at 2930 Bristol St. Costa Mesa. For more information. call 966- 6661. MONDAY CAL POLY SAN WtS OllSPO An admjsqom representative from Cab:fomia Polytedmic Uni· versity, San Lws Obispo, visits the ltansfer Cenlef" at Orange Coast College from 1 O a.m. to l 2:30 p.m. The college as at 2701 Fauview Road, Costa Mesa For more t.nfonnatlon. call -432-5894 TUF.SDAY OiAPMAN REPRESENTATIVE An adnusswns representabve 1rom Chdpman Uruversity visits :he Transfer Center at Orange Coast College from 9 a.m to 1 p m in the Counseling and ,l.dnuss1ons Annex 2701 FaJIVtew Rocsd Co!;ta Mes<t for more inform.dtlon cd.ll 432-5894 VACATION ADVENTURES ThP Newport Beach Public L. brary offers a free program by Junr-Fdble of Boulevards Travel ,,n !.peadl -mterest travel opportu- nilJ'-'!> at noon dl 1000 Avocado .\vP :-.lewport Bedch For more niormdllon, call 717-3801. {800) .s t4-C62A, POE I itT ffST1VAI. The Newport 8eaCb Public Libruy Foundabon presen its secood annual poetry t ·w from 1 to 8:30 p.m. et the CA!ntral Ubrary, 1000 A ocado Ave, New· port Beech. Admission IS $5 or $3 foe foundation members, Sbldents and seni«s. For more inform.a· boo, can 117-3890. ZONE DtfT Nutritionists and fitness expe11S Joyce and Gene Daoust present a seminar on ·The Zone Diet ~ Easy• at 1 p.m at the Sheraton Hotel, 4545 Newport Blvd.. Newport &ach. The Daousts a.re authors of •40-30-30 Fat B\Jrning Nutrition.• Cost is I $10 in advance and $15 at the door. For more information. call 565-3068. WEDNESDAY BOOK SALE The Friends of Norman E Wat- son Library bolds its annual spring book sale from 9 a m to 8:30 p.m Wednesday and 9 a.m to 2 p.m. Thwsday at Orange Coast College. 2701 Fauvlew Road, Costa Mesa For more mformation. call 432-5087 HUMAN RESOURCES The Professionals 111 Humari Resources Assooabon meets from 7 to 9 a .m. to ctiscuss "Ergononuc WO MEN IN FOODSERVICE Solutions for the Workplace· at The Ordnge County Chapter the Sheraton Newport Beach JI Roundtdble for Women in I Hotel, 4545 Newport Blvd . New- FrJQCJseMce holds Its Apnl runner port Beach. Pnces rarige from $10 •nePtmg dl 6 p m at Scampi to $32. For more inform.abon call RF-'>liJUidnt 1576 Newport Blvd., 245-7834. ·rr.td ~1e~ Cost 1s $30 for mem- >-*-r'> m ddvance $35 for members RBROMYALGIA SUPPORT ·1t th~ dr1m S35 for guests in 1rivonCf' dOd $38 for guests at the drhr For more mformanon. call 'J?15-t11 I2 ALLERGY LECTURE The :vfed.Jcd.J Plazd Assooabon d' "'-=ewport Center presents a free 'ecture on d.ilerg1es at 6 30 p m. at 'hf• Hedllh Educatlon l.Jbrary. 360 ')dn !\.hguel Dnve. Suite 206. "'f'wport Beach For reservations IJT morn informat10n . caU 756- 10<XJ Amencan Fibromyalgia Foun- dation presents a free support gTOup meebng at 7 30 pm. at Hoag Hospital Cancer Center Auditonum. 1 HOcig Dnve. New- port Beach. For more mlormation, call 840-8038 LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS The League of Women Voters of Orange Coast meets at 9:30 a.m. at a pnvate residence in Corona del Mar. For more infor- mation, call 644-5998 CANCER DISCUSSION CHAMBER MIXER Dr. Pdtnck Lynch dlSCUSses col-The Costa Mesa Chamber of orectd.J cancer from 6 30 to 8 p m Commerce and College Hospital dt HOcig Cancer Cente r Aud.Jton-Costa Mesa hold a uuxer from wn, 1 Hoag Dnve. :-.lewport I 5:30 to 7 .30 p.m. at the hospital, ~ch For registrdtJon or more 301 Victona St.. Costa Mesa. Cost 75e OFF I Aay GOMO'S '"clwldl I L Good thru ....... One ccq>On .. ~.. ... .:.I ----------------. 722-1211 ~.-Fn. ~pm 1680 ~ -CoefD..., sot. l0om-3pm SlO few guests and lcr Oruge Coat College. 2701 port BMdl. For more ln.fonnatfon. members. ru mote infocmotioa. FabvJew Rold. COiia Meia. For call 717-3801. APBIL28 caD ~9090. more iDfQrmatian. mD '32-.5087. .;.-......:....--.......-..-~,,............,.....'-c-1 APRIL25 MEMORY SC.ENINGS ~EDUCATM* The Re-Entzy Center at Orange Coest COiiege olfen a tree worksbOp on education fiMnQDg from 6 to 8 p.m,; in Room 106 °' tbe Counseling and Admissions Building, 2701 Fat.mew Road. Costa Mesa For more infon:natioo. call 432-5162. I INVESTMENT WORJ(SHOP The Community Education Office at Orange c.oast College presents an investment basics workshop from 6:30 to 9 p.m. today, April 29 and May 6 in the Community Education Office, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Partieipants will learn bow to read financial papers and evaluate 10Vestrnents. Call -432-5880. MA1lt wonsHOP Tbe Re.Eaby Center at Onmge Coast c.oDege off en a free four-put wor~ on becoming amfident in inath from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. today,~ 30, May 1 and May l~mllegeis at 2701 fa.lniew Road, Costa Mesa.. For more infannation. call 432~5162. COMMUMlY MIXER The Latino Business Council and CQSta Mesa Cb.amber of Commerce hold a mixer for busi- ness, ovic and community lead- ers from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Coun- try Side Inn. 325 Bristol St, Costa.. Mesa. Admission is free. For more information, call 474-n55. MEDICAL REPORTING EDITOR LEO\JRE Bruce Vanal, cancer control Los Angeles Tunes production d.itector for the American Cancer editor Gary Jarl.son discusses fea-Society, speaks on evaluating ture wntmg. travel writing and medJca1 and saeoce reporting in the newspaper production the med.ta from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at process at 7 p.m. at the Newport Hoag Cancer Center auditorium. Beach Central Library. 1000 Avo-1 Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. cado Ave.. Newport Beach. For For reservations or more infonna- more mformation. call 717-3801. I tioo, call (800) 514-4624. 111URSDAY NEPAL AND MALAYSIA BOOK SALE The Fnends of Norman E. Wat- son Library holds its annual spring book sale from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Paula Kruse presents a free slide show on her recent trek through Nepal and Malaysia at 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Public Library. 1000 Avocado Ave., New- WIAMCJMA~S Hoag <Ancer Cente1 often free cancer screenings from 8 a.m. to nocm at l Hoag Dnve, BuDctiog 41, Newport Beach. For more information. c.ail (800) 514- 4624. S«ETOt WORKSHOP The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising presents a workshop on sketching with markers from 10 a.m. to noon at 3420 S. Bristol St., Suite 400, Cos- ta Mesa. Cost is $15. Free for institute members, staff and facul- ty. For more information, call 565- 2800. AAllW WNOIEON The American Assooabon of University Women bolds~ t~ion show and l~cheon t 11 :30 a.m. at Country Side nn, 325 Bristol St.. Costa Mesa. Tickets are $20. For more information, Newport VU1a West presents free memory tc:reenmgs 5tarting at 7:30 a.m. at 393 Hospital Road . Newport Beach. Reservations ar~ required by calling 631-3555. REPUBUCAN WOMEN Costa Mesa Republican Women Pederated meets at 10:30 a .m. at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club, 1701 GoJf Course Drive, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 557-6545. THE BIZARRE BEYOND Psychologist Steve Ma.son pre- sents •A Critical Look at the Bu.arre Beyond" -a free program on mysterious topics, including the Bermuda Tri.angle, atrasensory perception and fortune-telling -at noon at the Newport Beach Cen- tral Library, 1000-Avocado Ave Newport Beach. Call 717-3801. APRII..29 call 760-8.508. I ua REPRESENTATIVE A representative from th~ APRil... 27 admissions office at UC lrvme ATTENTION DEROT DISORDER Coastline Counseling Center presents a free lecture on atten- tion deficit disorder at 7 p.rn. at 1200 Quail St. Newport Beach. Ft\r more information, call 476- 0991. vlSlts the Transfer Center at Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesd , from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to meet with students who are interested m transferring to the university . For more information, call 432- 5894. -~Holy Smokes! 1/3 of our Bar is ...-.~ Certified Outdoors! ) .3 Outdoor Pool Tables Always "Your Home Away From Home" 1830 New port Blvd. Newport at Harbor Costa Mesa · 548-842 8 • LAWSUIT CONTINUED FROM 1 and the dty share responsibWty for her death, and that should not dtmlnllh the good she brought to the community.• At 8 a.m. today, the Qty Coun- cil's Public Works Subcommittee wUl hear an update on changes that have been made at the inter- sectiOn. Traffic engineer Rich Edmon- ston said the item is a statui report on the six-month trial peri- od that also will. go to the City Council on April 27. Although Wolonlcsy's lawsuit was filed in May 1997, Wood- ward said board members and residents only recently became aware that the a~ation was named in the ·suit because papen were not served until last month. While not admitting to bear- ing any overt opposition to the memorial, association board members said they, too, hope those who may harbor bad feel- HONESTY CONTINUED FROM 1 J.D. said some friends told him to keep it and not risk hav- ing it claimed by the person who lost it. "But I knew 1 should give it back because somebody might really need it,• he said. "It just felt right.• Costa Mesa police Lt. Ron Smith praised J.D. for his hon- esty before returning to him the $100 bill he found. "In my mind, you're receiving much more than just $100," Smith said. "You're also receiv- mg the respect and admiration for your honesty.· J.D., who usually gets a $5 weekly allowance, said he plans to tithe 10% of the money to Vineyard Christian Church, then buy a Nintendo video game and save whatever is left over. His mother said J .D.'s solid Christian upbringing was re- flected in his good deed. "It's nice to know that lessons we're trying to instill in him are starting to show,• she said. lngs about the lawsuit will not taint the tribute to 1\'acy Wolon- sky. •nacy did not file the lawsuit. Koll did,• said Barry Eaton, board secretary. •nacy was a commit- ted and dedicated member of the board of directors who died tn a very unfortunate and tragic way and she, in my opinion, deserves to be memorialized.• Board member Mike Bigi echoed the sentiment. · •The laWSUit really bas noth- ing to do with who Tracy was as a person and how she shoul4 be remembered,• be said. Bastbluff resident Betsy Liv- ingston has been organizing the effort for a memorial since early last year. After coming to terms with her friend's sudden death, Liv- ingston said she realized Thacy Wolonsky should be remem- bered for w})at she contributed to the neighborhood. But the road to a memorial has been somewhat rocky. The first proposal was deemed too elaborate by the association's board of directors. As Llvingston SCKOOLS CONTINUED FROM 1 bankruptcy. So far, the district has recovered about 92 cents of every dollar, said Mike Fine, superin- tendent of business services. The LeBoeuf settlement would bring the district's recovery up to 95 cents on the dollar, leaving about $5 million still owed to the district, officials said. If there is no court challenge to the agreement, the district could have the cash in hand within 60 to 90 days, but attorneys for the coun- ty invesbnent pool said it is likely the settlement will be challenged. In cases that involve several defendants, as with the bankrupt- cy litigation, a so-called • Kaypro objection• often is filed. The oth- er defendants -such as Merrill Lynch & Co., in this case -could object to LeBoeul's settlement, claiming the agreement leaves them liable for more than their fair share of the damages. •One of the other defendants couJd object that the settlement doesn't fairly allocate damages,• said Patrick Shea, attorney for participants in the Orange Coun- ty investment pool. John Giovannone, who repre- sents the school districts in the pool, said the LeBoeuf settlement would be the last significant mon- worked on a rJmpllfted plan in early 1997, Wolonsky'a husband filed the lawsuit. Uvingston said she hopes nothing will prevent the memori- al from becoming a long-awaited reality. The board of directors will not contribute to funding the $2,600 memorial, although the associa- tion maintains the park. Uvingston said she still is try- ing to gather donations from friends and relatives to pay for installation of the bench and tree, which s~e said will bloom yellow flowers once a year. Artistic Maintenance, the com- pany that takes care of the associ- ation's common areas, has been instrumental in pushing the memorial through, she said. •1 commend the board for being able to approve .the plan and to separate the lawsuit from the person,• Llvingsft:>n said. "Becaose of the unique and won- derful person Tracy was, they were able to step back and have a clear perspective years down the line of the impact of her life on the community.• ey school districts could expect from bankruptcy-related settle- ments until the primary lawsuits are resolved. County school districts were scheduled to receive the first $54.7 million from the bankruptcy litigation, with the next $528 mil- lion going to the county, cities and other agencies that lost money. The last nickel of what is owed to the school districts will come out of the next $712 million, which will be recovered after the cities and county get the $528 million. The Irrelevant Week XXIII 1. (Colts): ------- 2. (Chargers): ____ _ 3. (Cardinals): ____ _ 4. (Raiders): ------f) 5. (Bears): ------'lheSuuon ~Hotel 6. (Rams): ------ 7. (Saints): ------ 8. (Cowboys): ----- 9. (Biiis): ------- 10. (Ravens): ------Name 11. (Eagles):------1---------• Addreu 12. (Falcons): ____ _ 13. (Bengals): -----...,,, _ _.,.., ____ _ Ho. 14. (Panthers):----- 15. (Seahawb): ------------ ............. (note: teams selecting subject to change) .......... . n .......... Yout pick of the draft whld\ ~ COfM doMSt to the talst ~ ~ In the seventh round on Aptlt 19. Mr. Irrelevant XXlll (Raiders' pick) FRIDAY. APRIL 17, 1998 KIM HAGGERTY I DAILY PILOT Duncan Milne, director of Access to Salling, will lead a crew of five adults with developmental disablllties in the Newport-to-Ensenada yacht race starting April 24. SAILING CONTINUED FROM 1 step-by-step instructions on what lo do and rewards them along the way. "Excellent work," and "Great job" are phrases spoken often dur- ing the course of a training session by Milne, Young and Kim Walrop, Project Independence's job coach. "I have seen a dramatic m- crease m sell-confidence and seU- worth smce the sailing program began," Young said. "Whereas m Lighting 1 1 Sale I Chandeliers I Bath-KitchenTrack Lights I Close-Out Prices r 1555 Placentia Newport Beach I 845-7301 the past these indivtduals may have had issues with getting up m the morning, now they feel good about themselves and good about what they're doing.· The sailing program began with the intention of domg just that. The race, Young said, is the team's reward for work.mg hard to overcome fears and msecunties. "I've seen all of them grow," Walrop said. •At hrsl they were nervous and scared, but they've geared up to meet the challenge. They have learned to work as a team, and that's really important." For O'Brien, 54, sa.tlmg m the race 1S a chance to do something she had dlways longed to do but never thought she could. "I hope to win.· she said. The same is true of the other Team Independence crew mem- bers: Brad Kruspel, 79. of Ana- heim; Lance Bickford, 27, of Laguna Hills: dnd Tom Johnson, 36, of Anaheun. "I've been excited about the race since Tracy told us about it,• said Kruspel, who always has loved boats dnd wanted to sail. "I'm look.mg rorwdrd to winning. With a team hke lhls. I know we can wm Uus race • I! ~ 14 yrs. exp Complete Service • 'SO'S • MUSCLE CARS • EXOTICS • STOP BY TODAY! 714-548-0670 2045 Placentia, Costa Mesa Body & Enqlne Worl2 . . . . .. • • EYE·Ol'ENER Lawn bowling's Coast League tourney ldcks off terr a nee phillips Newport-to- Ensenada begins in days ... can you/eel it? • The rundown on the largest international yacht race in the world. T he victor, Victona, of last yedr's Newport-to- Ensendda International Yacht Race has decided not to defend her tltle Victoria, one of five or sue boats known as #turbo-sleds,• will never again saLI m the race lhat made Hussongs famous. "There 1s no more Victoria as I've renamed her Whirlwind,• new owner Bnan Mock said. "The previous owner named her after lus wife, q,nd our deal mduded that he would keep lhe name." Even under her new calling, Whirlwind will not be an entrant as she is prepanng for the next Transpac dnd Antigua race series. As Victoria. she garnered the pdsl two wins m lhe world's ldigest mtemalJondl yacht race. I hrst met Bnan Mock in 1984 when he was sdtlmg a boat with an Amencan nag the size of a Pop Warner football held. It was a Cal 2-45, a great float.mg Avalon condo Later. he had a gorgeous 53-foot ketch custom built m , England complete with Connelly leather hide intenor Then came lus destre for speed as he purchased an Amenca's Cup 12-meter horse called Defender. Next followed the 82-foot red hull Sorcery. In all saihng campaigns, rvtock has used the same crew. His crew is made up of local Newport Beach recreallonal racing scU.lors that crew from sport, rather than race professionally. Victoria and Mock have a lustory of sailing fast Whirlwind will be no stranger to this concept .J So what's a" this ·turbo· talk mean. anyway? #A boat that has been turbo'd has a lugher mast and a dagger keel with a bulb on the end, along wtth some other secret-tnck stulf," Mock said. Robbie I fdUles of North Sails in San Diego and project manager a board Roy Disney's Pyewacket, says, "Not all turbos 1 are alike. Some have T keels where the bulb can extend both fore and aft. Turbos definitely have taller masts, more sail area and are much stilfer. n So there you have it. u At the time of this writing, there was no word of an entry form for Orient Express, Magnitude, Huron or Zephyrus -all turbos. The dosing date for entrance applications is April 22. Perennial challenger ChrlaUne will be here making every effort to better her long standing 1983 -race record. Some time ago, a boat originally named lnJJdel was built in New Zealand. Uke MerlJn, ShamrocJc, Chr:lattne and Newsboy, thl.s boat ii a living reminder that legends are still ' competitive. Th.4t boat ts known as the fatnous RagUme and owned by the very conge:n.lal Scott Zimmer. She is coming ofl a successful run at the 1ranspac, so don't ' count her out of the medals as she will t85t the best With her competitive spirit. Pyewacket, however, ii still my se.lect.ton for th big dance. • Costa Mesa defeats Edison as Chisholm fires a four-hitter and a solid defense backs her up. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Something seemed to change in the air. The sun suddenly appeared to shine a little brighter, the breeze blew a bit more gently. 8ut then, you score five runs in one inning and everything seems a little better. It was in the fifth inrung that Costa Mesa High erupted for five runs to seal up a 6-0 nonleague victory over visiting Edison Thursday afternoon. The five run-explosion was 1ust icing on the cake, too, as senior pitcher hurle r Kristin Chisholm was firing a gem with her defense strongly behind her. "The last four games we've played a lot better and this is just a reward, a reward for them to come out here and shut out a Sun- set League team," Mesa Coach Jim Weeks said of his squad that boosts its record to 3-10. The Mustangs have had the tr share of woes this season, but with Chisholm (3-9) limiting the Chargers to ground balls and the l, ~, f-r f j ,'. __ I_ entire infield scooping them up, the pain of a winless Pacific Coast League campaign thus far seemed far away. "We got a big ·run (in the sec- ond inning) to get us the lead ~d then, after the fifth, we relaxed a little bit and when Edison had those two hits (in the sixth), it wasn't game-threatening,• Weeks said. Mesa got on the board when three-time all-district standout Julie Collett drilled a triple to deep left field. She was pushed home when Heather Chris- tiansen, in the next at-bat, knocked a single to right~center. Over the next two innings, the slim lead was never threatened. Chisholm, who took to the pitching circle for the first time this season, was not overpower- ing -she didn't strikeout a batter -but fully effective. The Chargers never reached beyond second base and never put together a serious rally col- lecting just four singles the entire game due in large part to a tight defense. Collett, anchoring the infield at shortstop, had six assists and made back.hands look easy. Man- ning the hot comer was Michelle Barnett, who also was impressive. •Julie, well, she's the best player in the league, and maybe in the county,• Weeks bragged, •And Michelle, she was playing the outfield and (when a player was deemed ineligible) she won the spot in a tryout and has worked really, really hard.• Costa Mesa's big fifth-inning rally began when Kristy Errico led off the inning reaching via error. Edison would again help out with another throwing error on Brooke Shanley's dribbler in front of the plate leaving runners at the cor- ners with no outs. Chrissy Genet was next and bit a chopper to third. As Charger third baseman Yasmine Moguedezi fired to first, Errico dashed for home. Genet was called out and first baseman Har- mony Gat~s tossed the ball home for what appeared to be a double play. But Errico's feet-first slide into the catcher knocked the ball loose and continued the rally, which would yield four more runs with RBI singles coming from Kim Daniels, Kelli Daub and Collett. Collett and SharLley each had two hits. • SEE SUMMARIES PAGE 9 lawn bowllng 1<1M HAGGtlUY I OAl.Y PILOT John Amles ~ow1 a bowl dUrlng the Cutthroat Tournament at the Newport Harbor Lawn BowllDg Club Wednesday. Beglnnlng today, the dab, lOC9ted at 1650 Crown Drive In Corona del Mar, Wlll host the Coast League Toumamen~ . 8 '.After stealing five of last six, the Pirates faJl, 5-3, at Cypress Thursday. CYPRESS -Cypreu Collog rlgbt·barider Ron . Corona wun't wbo the prot..Sobal ICOUtl aune to see, but be may bave fotoed them to break out._. note.,._ Thw.c:t.y. The freshman starter struck out a c.areer-tilgh 12 and scattered ven hill Oust four out of the infield) to help the Chargers deleet Oiange Bmplre Confer· ence visitor~ Coat. 5-3. The lOll for tbli Plratel (18-1&, I 7-11 ln conference) dealt a dam· agtng blow to their h~s of catching the defending 1tate champion ~ (19-17, 9-9) for fourth place ln the OEC 1t4nd- lnql. A top•four ftn1lb woWd W'tuil· ly usure a poltlMICin biltb. but Coach John Altobelli'i Plratel, ... " OUOTl 0, THI DAV • ... this Ll}uBC a reuwd. a reul(JJ'(]/or tMm to~ out Mr~ and hul out a SUJUC't Uo.gu~ tMrn ... -COSTA Mr.sA C<MOI JIM WliP..G ) MOISES SAMAN I OAl.Y PILOT Costa Mesa High pitcher Kristin Chisholm cranks in a strike in Friday's 6-0 victory over Edison. Chisholm sacrificed just four hits in her complete-game victory on the Mustangs' home field. A forev I e '--"'--=-- •Thriving Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club will host Coast League play today. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot C ORONA DEL MAR -When you first see these lawn bowlers decked out in their white accoutrements and armed with bull's-eye accuracy on the greens, you realize it's more than cool ocean breezes and good fellowship that sways each member to come•back again and again. There's more competition at the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Oub than you'd imagine. One of the events this week, for example, is aptly called the Cutthroat Tournament. But don't be fooled. It's just for fun. But if lawn bowling seems easy to you, try it yoUISelf. Rolling bowls on the approximate 120-square-foot greens can be tricky. The ancient game is a test of temperament and of the mind. Given a chance, it'll bowl you over. Lawn bowling, also referred to as bowls, lawn bowls or bowling on the green, was introduced in England during the 13th century, and fellows like Tag Taggart continue to carry the sport's flag . •What we have here is the garden spot of the world (at Newport Harbor), and we've got this ocean breeze,• said Taggart, the dub's longtime membership chairman. •it's healthy exercise and you're out in the fresh air. It also (requires) great psychological thinking, too, and it's good for the mental attitude and it's good fellowship." While Newport Harbor encourages people of all ages to participate in its sport (the club currently has about 100 members), there's no secret about its tremendous allure for seniors. · Today will provide an illustration of that when the Corona del Mar-based dub hosts Coast League competition, an eight-dub participation which meets on alternate Fridays at different locations throughout Orange County and Long Beach ... Each club provides six members for triples (three on three) competition. (Lawn bowling also features singles, doubles and ~.which is four on four). Play begins today at 9:30 a.m. •1be greens are in excellent shape," Taggart reported as Newport Harbor prepared for today's match. "We've got a good greenskeeper now, the same guy who just happens to be the greenskeeper at Big Canyon Country Cub. There's a little simile.rity (in golf and lawn bowling greens), but not much in a greeN5nskee~s job. These greens have to be much faster than wport Harbor, a highly social club with a rich history of ampions, is one of only three dubs in Orange County th open membership. The others are based in prtvate communities. Santa Ana and Laguna Beach also have o~ bowling on the greens. wlnnen of five of sb: comlng ln, now lace an uphill c:'limb to reDlain in the playoff hunt with just l1x cohlerence games remain- ing. •nere'• still one more found, IO thla isn't the IMIOn, • Altobdi setd. •This wu an important game, bec.eUH it WM •gamat tM team we want~ AltObelU Mid )Wdlmg •SEE LAWN PAGE I ' BOATING CONTINUED FROM 8 Q According to race committee ,i&Jblic relations cha.i.nnan Ralph Aodhiem. many a story can be told about the event. • for years, a Bay Area group KDown as the "Prospectors• ~ to bright.en up the race ~ antics llk~ _a tuxedoed crew WJlh tour mUSloans playing ohamber music on deck. Their fbfepeak was adorned with a ¢al Jive maidenhead leaning qver the bow. • One year, a boat was sailed by a aew of hairy gorillas and who couJd forget a boat named The White Pord Bronco with a crew of O.J. masked deckhands ~rting beards and passports. Rodhiem's own boat, Compulsion, claims to have had the first all female crew and skipper. , Rumor has it that, except for qie skipper herself, most of the <few wore fishnet stockings. • The most creative award goes to the boat that projected <fuestionable films on its mainsail lplder the cover Of darkness. : It's all in fun and begins m dnly seven days when all arrows f the dock point straight up. I 0 : Don't forget that commencing tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. $ the Newport Nautical ttfuseum, pre-race festivities qmtinue with a classic boat and cer show, food, live music and ~tertainment. Entry is free. Terrance Phillips' boating column will run each day next week. He can be reached at 642-7791. SCHEDULE TODAY • 1hM:k end field High school • Costa Mesa at 1 Mt. SAC Relays, all day. College -Southern California College ar Pomona Invitational, 10a.m. ' • Soft!Nlll Community college -Cypress at Orange Coast. 3 p.m. • • WC>fnen's tennis College -Southern California College at Biola, 2 p.m. Community college -Orange Empire Conference finals at Irvine Valley College, all day. • Volleyblill Community college -Irvine Valley at Orange Coast. 7 p.m. •Swimming Community college • Orange Coast, Grossmont at Saddleback, 2p.m. • ...... ~ --· ... ICJM HAGGERTY I OMV Pit.OT Defending champion Harvey Miller waits bis turn as Ed.ite Schuster throws the bowl during a lawn bowling tournament at the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club Wednesday morning. Eight clubs will compete in the Coast League Tournament beginning today at 9 a.m. Woodard leads at Mesa Verde C 0 ST A MESA-Hungry for another bid GOLF m the Tea Cup Classic, Denise Woodard of Mesa Verde Country Club is leading the women's dub championship by seven strokes heading into today's finaJ round in the championship flight. Woodard, vying for her thud consecutive club title, has carded a 260 alter three rounds, ahead of Marj Hull (267), Natal.te Kmg (274) and Martha Redfearn (274). The leaders will tee off today at 10a.m. Last year, Woodard won Mesa Verde's club championshjp by four strokes, then shot 86 in the Tea Cup Classic, pdrt of the Fletcher Jones Motorcars/Daily Pilot Club Championship Series which pits all four wm.ners of ladies dub championships m this newspaper's circulation. King has won six club titles at Mesa Verde, most recently in 1995. Hull won in 1992. Other Mesa Verde flight lead- ers include: Sang Bukaty (181) in the first flight; Bonrue Cosgrove (194) in the second; and Anne Gazda (200) in the third. SOFTBAL L A N D SU MMP..RIES Pirates fall to Rustlers COSTA MESA -Came Grim- son had three hits for Orange Coast College Wednesday, but Golden West took the 11-1 Orange Empire Conference win. The Pirates drop to 9-21, 0-16. sec sweeps a pair COSTA MESA -The pitching tandem of Jen Houston and Gretchen Brandt each authored shutouts Wednesday to lead Southern California College to a doubleheader sweep of noncon- ference visitor Sonoma State. Houston struck out 11 in her three-hitter in the first game, won by SCC, 3-0, while Brandt fanned 4 in a two-hit 1-0 victory to help sec improve to 37-7. Valerie Irwin singled in Sarah Waters for the second game's only run, while Heather Rogers drove in two runs wtth a single and a triple to pace SCC's seven-hit attack in the opener. Chrissy Vega went 2 for 3 with three stolen bases and two runs in the first game, while Rogers fin- ished 4 for 6 on the day.- Houston, who did not walk a batter, upped her record to 19-3, while Brandt improved to 17-4. Na-.cor JCI FIRST GAME 50CAL COUEGE 3, SONOMA STATE 0 Sonoma State 000 000 0 · 0 3 0 SoCal College 100 020 x -3 7 O Rossi and Carley; Houston and Mune. W -Houston, 19-3. L -Rossi. 28 • Pacheco (S) 2. 38 • Rogers (SCC). SECOND GAME SOCAL COUEGE 1, SONOMA STATTE 0 Sonoma State 000 000 0 · 0 2 0 SoCal College 001 000 x • 1 8 0 Wimmer and Noonan; Brandt and Blankenship W -Brandt. 17-4. L-Wimmer ~~Ccccb ICI GOLDEN WEST 11, ORANGE COAST 1 Golden West 000 421 4 · 11 16 2 Orange Coast 000 100 O -1 S 2 McManus and Vardiman' Correa and Carmen. W -McManus, 1 S-5. L -Correa 2B -Cardial (GWQ, McManus (GWC). NoM.u.G4fll FIRST GAME COSTA MESA 6, EDISON 0 Edison 000 000 0 -0 4 S Costa Mesa 010 050 x -6 9 0 Glenn, Hamilton (6) and Lubsy; Chisholm and Christiansen. W -Chisholm, 3-9; L -Glenn. 38 • Collett (CM). SECOND GAME EDISON 4, COSTA MESA 0 Edison 400 000 O -4 9 O Costa Mesa 000 000 O -0 S 1 Birk and Neal; Chisholm, Shanley (2) and Christiansen. W -Birk; L · Chisholm, 3-10. • FRIDAY, APR.IL 17, 1998 LAWN CONTINUED FROM 8 In the competition, you might wonder about the ball used in lawn bowling. It is called a •bowl," wb.icb is not to exceed Jt/2 pounds. The bowl, made of a plastic substance. doesn't roll straight. It is weighted on one side and rolls rugged, 01 bias. At the other end is a jack, the key to the game because it determines the length of the playmg beld in the rink. The jack, sort of like a huge golf ball being thrown down the center of the rink, must "It's healthy exercise and you're out in the fresh air . . . " -TAG TAGGART • travel at least 70 feet, but no more than 114 feet, in establishing the length of play. It is a process done after every end. Baseball has innings, foot- ball has quarters, hockey has periods ... lawn bowling has ends. There is no penalty for hitting the Jack. A change in position of the jack might put 1t closer to the bowl of the person who is bowl- ing or closer to an opponent Bear in mind, it is a game of two opposing sides giving and taking, unlike 10 pins in traditional bowling. You can make a per- fect play and have it spoiled by yow opponent, and you would do the same right back, continually trying for control and praying for luck. Those chances heighten as the bowls cluster around the jack. As the series of epu.odes called ·heads· and •ends• wcrease, the combat deepens as the play thickens. Few games have such sustained interest. For details at Newport Harbor: 546-0784. PIRATES CONTINUED FROM 8 have it Th\.irsday. He yielded eight hits and four runs in 12/J umings, retinng JUSt four of the 13 hitters he faced. Compounding his own strug- gles, Evans failed to cover first base in time on a chopper to first bdseman Jon Fenoglio. The men- tal lapse gave Rkh PohJe a gift mfteld single and allowed two runs to score. ·I think Ryan was a tittle frus- trated by not being able to throw stnkes and, as it turned out, those two runs were costly,• said Alto- belli, who quickly summoned reliever Ryan McDermott to stop the bleeding. And did he ever. McDermott, who had yielded 12 earned runs in 16 previous relief innings, struck out Gabe Gerhardt to leave the bases loaded in the second and strand- ed three more in a scoreless third. He cruised into the eighth, retir- ing 16 of 22 he faced, until a dou- ble and a walk brought the hook and an appreciative round of applause from the OCC crowd and his teammates. "He hasn't had a lot of quality innings this year, but that was a super effort (S.Z/3 innings, four hits and one unearned run),· Altobel- li said. But while McDermott kept them close, Corona kept the visi- tors at bay. An error led to two unearned OCC runs in the third, as Fenoglio doubled in a run and Ivan Loochkartt's groundout plat- ed another to make it 4-2. Jude Chavez's leadoff homer in the eighth dosed the deficit to 4-3, but the Chargers added an unearned insurance run in their last at-bat and Corona got four of the final sue outs via strikeouts. "(Corona) threw a good game and we didn't adjust,• Altobelli said. "He kept the ball down and we couldn't lay off the low pitch.~ Chavez, the Pirates' leading hitter, added a double and Bobby Calderon also got a pair of hits for OCC. They were the only Pirates who did not strike out. Costa Mesa resident Ryan Blood, an All-ClF perlonner last year at Calvary Chapel High, had a pair of doubles for the Chargers. 0.--.... Qm 2 CYPRESS 5, ORANGE COAST J Orange Coast 000 200 010 -3 7 1 Cypress 220 000 01x -S 12 1 Corona and Anderson, Pcldc (9); Evans, McDermott (2), Gonzalez (8) and Lukin. W ·Corona, ~2. L -Evans, 0-3. 2B -Fenoglio (OCQ, Chavez (OCO, Blood (0 2. Pohle (Q, Pcldc (Q. HR -Chavez (OCQ. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES No paymenl 1hall be ding. MENTS TO BE PICKED UP: diem wages Is based uiJ cashier'• check payable to PUBLIC NOTICE th• provisions of the Pro-tlme for the receipt ol bld1 PUBLIC NOTICE made for work or malerlal As required by Sectoon Same as above. a working day of e ht the DISTRICT or a bid hall be t d t b dd ---------under lhe contract unless 1773 ol the Calllornla PLAN FEES: None. hours. The rate tor holi ay bond In the form set forth posaJ requirements 1 re urne 0 1 er PUBLIC HEARINGS wtu PUBLIC NOTICE and unlll the Registrar ol LaborCode,theDirectorol MANDATORY WALK· andovertlmeworkshallbe In th• contract documents CITYOF Avalldctass "A"'(GeMtal unopened. ll s~all be the BE HELD BY THE COSTA ----------r Contractors verlliH to the lhe Oepartmenl of Indus· THROUGHS· April 15 or at lime and one-hall. Ttl• In an artlount not less than COSTA MESA Engineering) Contractor LI· sole responsibility ol the MESA PLANNING COM· NOTICB TO DISTRICT that the CON· trial Reletlons of the State April 20, 1998, 81 8:00 a.m. Contractor and any sub-10% ol t~e maximum ORANGE COUNTY, cense. Issued by the State bldd.er to sea that his bid la MISSION AT THE CITY : CONTRACTORS TRACTOR w11 properly 11-of Calllornla has deter· Prospective bidders are 10 contractor(s) ahall pay not amount of bid as a guaran· CALIFORNIA ol Car1tornia, must be pos· received In proper lime HALL. 77 FAIR DRIVE, CAI.LINO FOR BIDS censed at the Ume the con· !"lned the generally prevail· meet at Facllltles & Opera· lass than the specified pr• lee that the bidder will NOTICE sessed by the contractor at A Ht ol Bid Document1 COSTA MESA. CAUFOR· ·School Dllltlct: tract Wll IWlfded. Anr. mg ~ates ol WIQH in lhe lions. 2985-E Bear StrHI. v1il1ng ,., .. ol wages to all enter into the proposed INVITING BID the time of the bid may be Obtained at the 01-NIA. AT 15:30 P.M OR AS COAST COMMUNITY COL· CONTRACTOR not 10 t • locahty In which the Work Coste Mesa CA Call (7141 workefs employed by them contract It the same is lice of the Crty Engineer SOON AS POSSIBLE JOE DISTRICT censed I• subject to penal· is to be perlormed. Copies 424·7530 ror details Bids 1n the execu\Jon ol lhe con-awarded to such bidder. In THE NOTICE IS HEREBY The contractor usrng 1 F · 0 c • THEREAFTER ON MON· Id Deadline: May 7, 1998 dH under IM law. 11 lhe ti-ol these wage ratt delerml· will not be ac<:epted from tract the event ol failure to enter GIVEN that seated propos-cr1n or ctassification not 77 . air rive, osta Men. DAY. APRIL 27, 1998 RE· a 3:00 p.m. cense ctastlflcallon specl-nations, entrtled PREVAIL· contractors not anending A Payment Bond and 1 Into 111d contr1ct. such se· ats tor lurnishrng all l1bor, shown on General Prevarl· Cahlornla, upon nonr• GARDING THE FOLLOW· ftace of Bid Receipt: Of· ned hll'eitllbolle 11 .lhal ol ING WAGE SCALE. are the appropriate walk· Performance Bond shall be currty writ be lorle1ted. rnaterlals, equipment, Ing Wage Oaterm1na11ons. lundable parrnent of ING APPLICATIONS. n~e of Director ol Purcha1· a "'specialty conttaclor" as maintained 11 the DISTRICT through requrred prlOf 10 execution The DISTRICT reserves transportation and such may be requrred to pay th• S10.00. An additional IF ANY OF TliE FOLLOW• trw, Cots! Community CoJ. denned. In Secllon 7058 of ollice located 11: 1370 of the contract and shall be lh• right to reject 1nv or all other lac11thes as may be wage 11te ol 1n11 craft or chart• of S3.00 wilt be ING ACTIONS AAE CHAL· lege District, Bldg. "o··, the California Bu1lne11 and Adams Ave., Costa Mesa, NOTICE IS HEREBY In the form 111 forth In the bids or to waive anx rr-requ1red tor the construe-classilication most cloae4y made 11 handled by marl LENGED IN COURT, THE 1110 Adams Avenue, Costa Professions Code, the 1pe-CA ~628; Physlc11 F1c1ll-GIVEN that the above· contract documents. regutarltlts or 1ntormalit1es uon on Sunflower Av· 1 led h Bid Documents and other CHALLENGE MAY BE LIM· l 18 CA 921128 clalty contractor awarded Iles Planning, and are avell· named School 0111rrc1 ol Each blddlf shall be a fl. In any bids or 1n th• bid· enue lrn rovementa 18 a to 11 DI • own '" n r ITED TO ONLY THOSE IS- roJect ldentlllcallon the Contract for thlw Work able to any lnterHted party Orange County .. CA, •cling cen1ed contractor pursuant ding. No bidder may with· P the General Determlnallons co 1 act documents may SUES SOMEONE RAISES ame: Oran e coul Col-shall Itself conatruct a ma-upon request. Th• Con· by and through its Govern· 10 the BuslnHe and Pro-draw any blcf'lor a period from Harbor Boulevard effective 11 •h• ume of the also be examined at the AT THE PUBLIC HEARING ~• Reroof "-'arloCI• cam-JorllY of the Work, In ac· tractor shall post a copy ol Ing Board, hereinafter re· teulon1 Code and be II· ol t5 days alter the date to Bear Street Project can tor bids Olflce ol the City Ctm ol DESCfltBED IN THIS NO. 1 Bulldlngs; cordance with the provl· this document at each job !erred to as "OtSmlCT", censed In the follow(no Ht for Iha opening ol brds. No. 98-05 wilt b• r• The City Council of Iha the City or Costa Mesa. Bid TICE OR IN WRITTEN .No. 17112 alons of Callfornla Bu1t-11te. Th• Contractor ind will receive up lo. but not ctualllcallon: A. B, Of C.2 The Diatrlct has obtained calved bV the Clly ol Costa City ol CoSta Mete rt· Documents will not be CORRESPONDENCE DE· IC9 Bids ate on Ille and nesa and Prolenlons Code any subcontractor under lt tater than the abov•stated QOVEANINQ BOARD from the Director of Iha De· Mesa 11 the office or the serves the rtght 10 reject mailed unlHa the ad· UVEREO TO THE PLAN· available al: Office of lhe Section 7059. shall pay not Its• than the time, seated bids for the /a/ Carol~ a. Stock•r panmenl of tndustrlat Rela· City Clerk. 77 Fair Drive. 11 b d ditlonat SJ.DO ch.arge 11 In-NING COMMISSION AT, ; yslcal Factlltln Ooordt-specified prevafllng rllet ol award of a contract tor the 1 • lion• the generll prev11hng C C . any °' a 1 1 OR PRIOR TO THE PUB-t Ardith Al h Co t All Work mu.t be com-wages to all WOfktrl em· above project Bids shan Director, Facl ltl•• a rate of per diem w:iges and osta Mesa. antorn1a, Th'f Contraclor ahall com-ctudtd with payment UC HEARING , co:munll cg,~· D: plettd within ninety (90) ployed In th• tlUIC\JtlOn ol be received In the place Operation• the Qtnlfal preva1!1ng rate unhl th• hour of lO 00 a.m., ply with the ptOVlllOnS ol Each bid shall be !Md• 1 VARIANCE PA•9S.1, lrlct· 137~ Adema Ave conMCutlve days Tlme Is the Contract ldentrhed above. and shaft Published Newport for flolldiy and ovtr11me Monday. April 21, 1998 at Section 1770 to 1780 1nctu· on the Proposal form, FOR MICHAEL SCHROCK Bldg. "D", Colta M..., cA of the ea11nc:e. Failure 10 No bidder may wrthdr1w be opened and publicly Beach-Costa Mesa Dally work In 1he loc1hty In which llm• they will be slve. ol the Cahtornla Labor 1heet1 P-t lhrol.IQh P-9 FROM PARK.ING REOUIRE- (1t•) 432.5707 ~•t• I~ :or~ ;1t~n any bid for a period of sixty and read alood II the P1lol Aprlt 3, 10. 17. 19911. which the work is to bl opened pvblfciy 1.1><1 reed Code the prevailing rate PfOVlded in the contract MENTS (2-CAR GARAGE 'HOTICE IS HEREBY will "!:.:th r ~rlon (ISO) days eflet the dale Ht above-stated lime and F993 perl0tmed lor 11ch craft, aloud In the Council Cham-and ~cate of wegH Hitt>-doc:ument1. and ahaH be REO. 1.CAR GARAGE ANQ GlVEN that the aboV9-re1 • mpos t n for Iha opening of bids. place. clasalllcation or type or bers Sealed propouls 1ccompani.d by 1 cen1fled A CARPORT PROP.) ANO named School Dtllllct of of ~:•1ec: :~m•or• 1~r A payment bond •hall be Each bidder must 1ubmlt PUBLIC NOTICE work needed to execute shall belf the 11111 of the ~~ ....... by 1119 Oitefct .~ 01 or ca1tutf'1 check or a bid SIDE SETBACK REQ. (5' ~ange Coumv, California. eac Y 0 •y, n .. • required prior lo execution with each bid a certlfied or the contract. Holiday rates ........ ~ment o ""'u•· REO.; O' PROP.) TO Ing b and through 1ta amount Ht fort.h In the tn-ol the contract and ahall be cashier's check payable to NOTICE TO 1hall be paid es ape<:illed work and name 01 lhe bid· trlll Rtlationa. State ot Cat· bond for not leu than 1°' AL.LOW THE 1-CAA GA· Gpvemln~ Board, herelnaf• formation for Blddera." In the lorm set forth In lhe the DISTRICT or a bid CONTRACTORS In the collecll11e bargaining der but no other dlatln-ltomla whk:h are filed wilh of the amount of th.V bid, RAGE TO BE c O No t• referred to II "DIS· Each bid must conform contract documen11. bond In the lorm set lorth CAI.LINO FOR BIDI agreement apphcable to gu11hlng mark•. Any bid r• 1119 City Clerk of the City ot made payable to the City STRUCTfD ON THE SIDE . TfUCT", wUI receive up IO, and be rHponslve to th• Pur1u1nl to Section 22300 In the contracl documents SC HOOL DISTRICT: each particular craft, c:las-ct111ed 11'111 the scheduled Costa MHa· and ahaQ tor-ol Costa Meta. No pro-PROPERTY LINE. IN CON- but not later than .the :'d~:c' hdfu'=~'· E~~h of lhe Public Contract In en amount not 1111 than NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED sllication or type of work ctoslng lime fat the receipt 1,11 penattt~i prHc:rrbed posal shall be conal<Mrtd JUNCTION WITH A TWO. a~ted time, Hlle<I form f~~.:~ wi~n lh: COde, the.contract will con-10~ of the maximum SCHOOL DISTRICT employed on the project. of brda 1hatt be returned to therein '°' noncompliance unleu accompanied by STORY ADDITION lO AN bid• for the award of a conttaC1 d-·-enc u 1 taln provision• permitting amount or bid•• e guaran-PROJECT: Coples 01 achedulH of b•cldtr unopened. 11 shall 11.._ ~1 .. ,...,. such caahl«'e chedl CHh EXISTING SINGLE-FAMILY conttact fOf 1M profed d• ....._,. 1• 1 1 lht 1uccH1ful blddtr to IH th1t the bldcfet wla BID IOS.118 CONTRACT ratH IO determined are on . o ,,.. ,..., .......... , • RESIDENC£ ANO THE 1..£-~rlbed 11· of I.he PfOpoaed 1ubcon. aubstltute securillel lat any enler Into the ptoposed 115·9&. RENoVATION OF fllt 11 lhe Dlstrict oltlce and be lhe '°18 responaibihty ol MARY ILUOTT Of bidder 1 bOnd, GAUZATION OF TW! CON• l'llfoof iustn.H !due• tractorl on lhl1 pr~Kt H rnonlH w\lhheld by 1119 contract 11 the aame 11 DAVIDSON FJELO are 1111llable to any lntlf-the bldclll' to '" lhll his DEPUTY CITY CLERK No bid thall be conlldo V(RSION 01 A TWo.CAR tlon ~ounaellng l '~r ~y ltle ~ ~~ Olsl/iet to en•ut• perlorm-awarded lo tuc:h blddlf 1n BID DEADLINE: MAY 5 nted plt1y upon request. bicl la rec.!Ved In PfOI* CITY OF COSTA MllA ered utMH 11 ,, mede on • GARAGE TO A QAANNY Admlaalon• lf .. HWIYi ~actlc u :t_lr~ent ance Und8" th• contract tn. event of t.i!Uo'• to enttr tllM AT 2;00 P.M. • In .ccordance With s.ction time. Publl•h•d Newporl blank Pfopoul torm IUt· UNIT LOCATED AT 111 ' fN Arta=ulld ; lAW1t tt Each bid eubmitted In r• Into Mid conltact. 1udl 1• Pl.AC! °' BID RECEIPT: 1713.2 ol the Calllomla A Mt of Bid Oocumenll BMch.COeta Mela Dill nlahed by the Qty ol Costa WALNUT STREET IN AH C~ tor Sci...-Code Sec1'0n 4100 8j uq. ss:onse 10 lhll Nob al\all cwny wtll be fOffllled. FACILfTIU e. OP!AA· LAbof Co<18, lhe ConltactOf may be oblllned at the Of· Pilot April 10 17 IHI 'I Mesa and 1r1 made In ac-Al ZONE rNVIRONM!,... and tn. Allied Htllthl !ach Bid ahal be ac-contain, H I bid hem, Id• The DISTRICT realfVtt TIONS, 2115-~ Bear Street, lhal Poll 1 copy of lhe d.-fiee ol the City !ng1nMt ' ' F97I cordMoe wrth die ptOVI-TAL MTERMINATION: tx. A~lculli.we lulldlngs companied bY • C«tifted or equate IMetlng. ahotlng, the right to rejecl llny or tll Costa Men. CA t2Ut, teunlnallon ol J)ftvelllng 77 ffalr OflY8 Coeta u...: llOM of lhe ,., .......... , r• EMPT ntr• wttl be • l'Wenty C:athltr'• cfrtck or bid Ind bf•c:l"°, or tQ\llValtnl bid• or to w.iv. atlY Ir• (714) 424·7630 r•I• of WIQ8e at Nth Job • • .... -FOR FURTHER INR>AMA.-Dpllar (U0.00) non. bOnd II\ en~ noc leH m.ihOd, '°' tht prot1t1lon ~'""'" or lnlormallllet PL.ACE PLANS/DOCU· lllt. Th• 1c 1 Jdute 01 P8f ca!llomi., upon nonr9fund· PUBLIC NOTICE QUlrtmenta. TION ON THE A80W _,.. t •f"ndablt peymtnt , .. than tan pt!Ctnt (10.) of Of Ill• •nd limb In trtf'Chff In llf'Y bid• Of In 1n. bid MENTS TO ae PICKID UP. dltM 'Wlgff I• based = able peymtnl of S-40 oo. An CITY 0, Each blddef must have a PLICATIONS. Tfl£PH0Na I q111red for Mell NI of bid the~ bld prlct payable •nd open ••cavatlon. ding No blddtt INiy wltfl• $MM .. 1~. • working day of flt addltlonal chltge of s10.oo c1111 "C10" a.ctrtcal eon. 7J4·1245 OR CALI. AT TH~ dOC\lrMnll Checkl 1h0Uld to Che Dlttnct .. a QUJtan· Which 1h•tt confotm lo ap-draw _,,V bid ~ • _... ~LAN F'l!!S: m .oo non-hOufa. The tale lot hOI y wllf be made If l\lndled br COSTA MIU 11ac10r Uc.Ne and at.o be °'"Cl 0' THE Pl.Nf. ~ INd• psyable '°Coast ... that \hf bid<* " It• pllc:ablt ufety Otdtfl, OI n days lfttf the d•I• relundable ChatO•· and o~lrne WOtk .nan be mall. ltd d0c\ltl'l.m1 and ORANG• COUNTY, Pf9-qu.lifted .. r9qUirect by NINO DIVISION, "°°. Community COiiete DI.-Pfopol .. la ace.pied lhal QovemlM •oard ... fOf Ill• opening of bld1. WALKfHAOU<JM: Mandi> II time and on•l\alf. The Olhet contract doc""*'11 CA&.l'°"MaA law tOO. 11 PAlft DRIVI, tttct. • promptly eucute the Ir Wllllam M. v.,a, The 011trtet hie OblalMcl 1ory waltlthtough la aChe<S-Conv1C1or and any tub-may also 1>e examined at NOTICI Th. ~ Oourd Of ·the COSTA Ml&A. CAU"~ , tide ahal be rtcetY8d In AgrM!Tlent, fumlah a u u .. ld.D., Chano•ll•r, from the OltedOt of the 0.. u1e<1 for Md.ly. ~ 24, contractor(•) •hall pay not the on~ Of the eicy ci.rtt llNfTINO llDI Cl"' of Costa MeM NIA. 1ftl place ldtnGfled aocw.. taciory .. falthfUI Perform-eoaat C•mmunlty Cot. pat1ment of lndu'1rlal R9fa-. 1008, at 8:30 Lm. Prospec-lesa "':. lhit ~fted ,:'~ of lhe City 01 Cotta ....,.. NOTICE II HCAUY ~ the .Mow '° ~ ~1!..!."'•d New~ort Md lhoM blda lt\all be enc• 1IOnct In .., 1mount 1 ... 01 h'tot laON lhe general pt8Ylihng tlve blddtfl 11t '° "'"' es v 1ng • o wag.H GIVEN U\et Ml'8d propo• N • ..,.. • ... _. _ .. ._ata ,.... Olltr , OMf'9d and publcfr rMd AOC le9S thin OM hunchd a rate Of pet diem -.;et and l'acllttlt• & Op.,atlona, WOfkefl etnplOye<I by them lid Documenla w!ll not be ale fof fumieNnO al labof 81'11 ot II Ma. Noil ""'9 '1. , .... aloud at the ~•Ulltd pere«IC (f~) of lhe total Publlahed Newpou th• gen.al P'evallUIO rat• 2111-& ..., hMt. Costa In lh9 tl!tcu"°'1 of lhe con-malltd unlen lht ad-iuterlal1 equipment: The CGM9dor et\111 OOffto "" ,• ume and ptMe, w ,nc., fUmiah a Pay. hach·Cot&a ,.. ... Dai11 tor ~ay and ovettlrne MtM, CA. c .. (71•) 424" tract d•tiOnal $1000 ehAf08 It~ tHn1por11 on and such ply illt\ ttw ~· 44 1n acccwdanc. with the mene 1onc1 "' 1111 amount Plot~ 10, 17, '"' worlc In tf\e toc:.Uty In 7530 lor dtlalla. 14dt wCll A Payrntfll OOnd and • eluded With peymene. °"* ~ u ma~ be a.c1IOn tno '° 17'IO. ~ provt11ont of Callfornla nae .._ '*' one huncnd FD71 whkPI the work 19 to be not be accepted ftom ~ ~~ lonO •Piii: lactl bid shal be made H1Qu1fN tor ,,.,.... ... ~ of .,. ~ ~~ &:fee': =:J~:> :n':i •= •UILIC NOTlCI ==lion'°' :ac:~,,.~:j ::~.attending "'" ~~:;=be on lht PrOf)o.11 fotm. Mt•~ 1 .. Pelr ~ CMe: b prau•• quff" tt'9t 119 blddtt ,_.. ..... _._,. .,_ tne Wot11 nttde<f 10 ••«Ufe NOTIC( 11 HIAl!eV In the fOfm Mt fOfttl in 1M lh"t' P·t \htougt\ P·t Dtlff •41 Yantultttl , ... .,_. tcai. o1-.-... .... 1M fONoW1ng Ciiio '"'*"9 ~ ti In tf. NOTIO• TO the eonttm. HOfl(fly rate• GIVEN thal lhe -~ c:onlrlCt doainwnt•. f>"O"!lded In the contr.ct w-., Cn:, ~t .... ublllMG by 11t ()tr el tlllorion of contr9Ct0r'e .. teal In .._ ~ Mt CONTMCTORI eh1A be oald at tpeotlle<I N4'l'l8d SchOOf Ol11rlct of hC:tl blddet ahell be a II-dOC\l!Mnlt, tnd ahall be H-qe, .W be ~ ~ CCMlt1 -.., WHd\ .. on °'"" mt lhe w thM the tafth In "'8 ...,.,.. oond6-CALLING POR 1101 In ~ ~1111 ~alnlNI Or9nlM County, CA, ~ ~ oohtractOf pu19Uanl ~"'84 by a '*11flef h City ot CO.ta MtM 11 "'8 ""' tne ~ Q8"ll °' oonbCt it 41*WdM: ION. In 1W _.,.. Of ......,. IC HOOL DllTAICTJ egt..men« 'ilPPl! Ml bV alid ""°""" 119 ..,,.,._. '° th8 ~ and Pro-Of c.uhlw'1 cMCk or a bid the Oftlt'8 oC 11t Cir Ollft, tNi C91r oA CO. MtM! ~: C4t ~ to .,., ... IN ~ NEW'OAT·MEIA UNIFIED Hc:rt1 1*11cU11t ctaft, dla• lf'9 IMrO. l'Aiiltl' lrlif ,._ ._..... -rd be I.; ~ Mr "°' teu m.n tft n ftlt O!'fYt co.ta ...... ~ lhtlri IOltlll ...,..,. u.... ...... h ,....,.. ICHOOl. ~ICT allcatlOn or .,,,. of wtftl IMMI '° .. "OISTNC'r'. "'*"' In H ~ -· ...... ......... • fl\.llUMf: Airl 10, 1111 ...... ..,. w _.. ""'°4Cm ~ °" v.. profect. '1111 r8CMe up '°· .._. "" • • mc.-on.: c:u ...... •~ or .,. bid. ccMsnM. """ H NM' ti ,....w '*'*' '°' .,.,. ..-IAllil.17,tlll f1W ..... Mtf9IMCI 'TM 110 104-M, CONTAACT CotMM el edledUIM of .._flll\1Nl.00'&'81t111• OCWlllHHNQeoMO mllOl PtVabie to the Ciy ttteO a.-., •11111, '*"0• wot .... CML #ALJC ntllOUOH: Ajll ....... ,,,._ ... let lond , ....... CONITAUCTION rai.taodet•""*..0.,.0ft ~ ...... blda '°'.. .....,. ......... ,,OI Cotta ......... "'°" .. 4, ,.... • ...,IUIOTT,..,.. 11. '"' • t:oo a.m., occ ittll ,..... in u wee OP STOffM DfWN sYt-flt M tM OltWtCC MIOe lftCI IWSd OI a oDnra~t "" .. ......... ,......... a SIOaM eND be cone'diiid .... INf • t11a ..., Giii -._ ., ., Miii••• a QsAl81c11• ..... eftNt ~ .._ TIMATCWtl att aYellabt8 to W'f1 .,.._. *'" P'Oftd. llcl9 INI o,,, .. ,M lrifta 1ccompM!td bf...__. fMll..,. G.-.... ~-=-~= ~ ,........ .. ...... ~ MAY ..... .-pany "'°" r=:; ~~ ~ Plllall•h•d Ntlfport IWCI\ Hthler'• Ct\tcl .... ctuMrll a...... P••H•l'l•ll Newport ~w· ll LAM ....... "9 ..,..,_ ...,.. CW •D Mctlttl: ~J:~tne --c ••• ,. w °'*"" .,to Wcft.C•tt,a ..-a D1r1Y CMft. ot bkfdtr bon1 ..... _,-.0.... thlll la• 0~ ..... a.tr "P'-'1 ,..._ n. DelTNC1 ,._. PACILITlll A OPl,.A-L11bot Codt. tM Contrac10r and ,_, .,,. .. N ,_ ~ '7, ,... HD 11111 _.,.. il:lil _., ........ °' .. -. ,_ .... U,M, '"' llt..,' t ' . I 1:·...,1, t• tM""" tt ·~-1'°"' ,_.. IMr .,,._, .,.. ,_ • ~ altid!: a-.v. .. tat•d time .,.. ,... ......... II It.,...._.. • '*"-* ..... ._. ,.. P • " .. .,. ~A CA .............. °" °'. ----~ '°"" ........... ., .. ,. --MTJ: _.., ~·--·• ,.._.,.._...... lellf\.......,~. IWL ... IL,._"-oec-........ aa llllllllllL-. ~P.---------.,,..._. ' UHl/DOC:U. • ·ni. ..... OI • ..,. ... , • Ol111•111i tn urn•a • i111Jhllt1r1M -~..,~""""'" ___ _. l I I ( I I J I ( I f t ~ • I f • ( Q> FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1998 PUIUC NOTICll PUIUC ltOT1Cn PUILIC NOTlCU fUIUC NOTICll PUILIC NOTlCIS pUa&.IC NOncll PUILIC NOTICH PUILIC NOTICH PUILIC NOTICU PUIUO NOTtClt c::J'f PUBLIC NOTICI 12 HOWAAD bUCK, ntfc' Ah.a Duty, 4tl Vista A0'1..i IUCTRICAL PUBLIC NOTICE Barry Aaton•on. 411 Ola fCM'ldallon • e.v .. ~, CO(llr04 10 Hll al· PUBLIC NOTIC! H1v1 YOll 11"1H ~ 1) OIU., AUSHtJ.. t1tl Roma. N~ 9"cn, CA TOOL•, ILICTAICAL NtwpCll1 ,_.,.;,r •11"•, fWwo H1~ YOi.J tl&llvCS CSolriQ COl'IOIC ~trao .. 11• 1979 bullMtt ~7 Ho.1_ -i-.0 NOTIC• OP Dated: 4/7/tt neeo '""11 Phlld..,. aullMH por1 .. Ktt. "'* ~:.., 11u1Jnaa ivt1 No NLWPOAT IL9D COSTA Flotltlo~ auefneH K IM. £,_Pttfft, rM!T ~: JanM Sunon PW!cY Hlftfnaton. 1~1 'UllNI< KALO!..,.J!,Nlf ..._. .... .,,.."' Jttt Wii.Gn, 411 Old N_. o.,,_ C. lwtlt, TrUSIM MESA CA t2021 '' Nam• ltateme"t Chlld l<tltnt, mlldltll·:Jtt PUIUC Lib SAL& TtQ "'*-It giYtf'l In~ 'Ot1. r.aur.,-.t Plact, Ntw-!17, S<>f'A. TWO '-""'AS, Tht fOllOWlng J*IOOI .,1 pqr1 Rel, ill10t. NtvwPQO Thlt ltlltmtnl w.1, Gltd Fpi iri. folfowinO rype of Tht following ptrtont are Thi• Mal9mtnl wat ..... •uatneu and cor.f.nct wttl\ tht PtcM-por1 S.ach. CA. 12NO MISO.lfOOIHO dOlnQ bullntl• ••. hlctl. CL t281) \fr1lh u. Cowicv Cleft of uc-1: .., ON·SAl.f OfN. dOI bu•lntll ... With lht County C*ll~ Pr.r .. etona Code •loN of s.c:tlon 21100 .. Mlchtll• M "· 122 Hatbof .... wtl bt by ~· SUNCH•LO 20I 1.Ugonlt Thtt bu•lntH I• eon-Ot•no• County on •·M• EAALfAflNQ PLACE H!1Er V!.NTVAE ONE Otengt County Oil W1~ Seo.2t'700.ltJOJ Mq,ofll'lllutintM&,tO-laland Drive, HtwporlW.blddino(MllWIMllMstrtfl Apt' 8 Newpon«Wcftdby:tQtntrtlplrl• 'M8e71St10 ,Ubllthed NtW"Orl" ... l •-·eto Avt C0tti t•9Hlllf4r- Notic.t II tltrtby g~ by ol Ctntomi.. Ma Lou PtlC:hlf 130 ldY~ OH THI 231tD S.acl\, CA tate3 HI~ tlatltd d Daily ,ilc), Afji, 11, 24, May HC'ft-COtla MIU D y M .... CA 92821 . Daily PilOt A(H, '· 1 • ' , ,.... coci. Of Vie s1... llffdl. CA neao bide maaf bfi eut>mftttd In · • Mr.nip a "' • ..... " i tht unct.rtlgned lttat a la6ts ~ 10 preot ~ ::::J ll'tact. ''''" Otttn, Of' AltA. AT IAM AT 'TH! frl1tan Stegm11tr, 10f OUtiMl!o;'et? No °"'G 1. e. 1"8 f91t Pilot APfll 3. 10. U, 1"8. Htmtl Vtnh.U Ont. (CA). 24. 19118 ~ pubnc ~ Ult of tht fol-~tlon In the event of HI· C.Ufomla t22eO PAIMllli WHIAE Hid Lugonll Str•tle At>I 8, N~ Cltflc FllS3 2834 LortlO Av• • Cott• N t IO'fllrlng d•Kflbed oereonal Uttntnt bttwttn Owner Lynde s,,.a 11 Bttcon PfOl*tY ~ ~ 110recs Newpof1 hach. A f2MJ Th• llattmen1 wu 1 ,..,. PUILIC NOtlC! PUBLIC NOTICE MH•. CA 02020 PUBLIC 0 fCI rl P'C>PtftY Wiii bt l\tld et lht ..... ....., · d w11•-11 •~ $tt~ Scofl Owen, 208 ,..,,. Thi• buelntu 11 con· "°"' of 10:00 A.M. on lht .. , ... :ii"~~· t 81ec, Newpof1 lttach, CA. fvA£S SftJI iT~'rt:ol' Lugonla Strttt, Apt 8. ~lh I,,. Coun1y Cltrk ol llctltlous BuslnHa dut:1td by: Umlltd Utbllity '1ct1Ueua lu1"1 .. ,..,_. 2• dty of Aptll 1tti. e.:CI\~.: ~~-~:Jv 't2 T 8 s bu I I 1180 WHITTIER AVE . Ntwpor1 Beach, CA 92883 angt COunty on 3'3l·M N•m• ltatement FlotlUou• 8utln•H Co N•me ltetemtflt " Thi aale win bt eon-''IOI A,)ril 10 17 t"8 vtx:'~nl un "• r• COSTA MESA. CA tie2f Donavon Martin frtnlctn-1Hll'713eH Tiit IOllOWlflil ptr1ona art Name lt•le,.,,tnt Have you at•rttcl OOlng The follOWtf'IG '11r•ON r~ ducttd at Br1•1ol St. Mini • • Fe70 Thi' b I I 7t4-l»1aea a...ncitotct ,.· rtOtr, 2MM WOOCllant Ct., Oally Piiot Apt, 3. 10. 17, doing bullnHI .. : TM following P•rton• art tiu.lntH Y•l7 No dolnQ bu1lnot1 ae: ... Storagt, C~nl)' of ()tqt, • ~~ bu~ ~111 ~I co": ltrvff lht ltfhl 10 bid ai San Juan C1pl11r1no. CA 14, 1tte '963 al "EPIC AOOFINO, bl dC)lng bcitlntn H Htmtl veniure Ont. Paul O'ANTONI OIV!AS"li State of C.,llornla. PUIUC NOTICE nttthlp y. Otnlf Plr1 11\e Nit Purcha•H mu•t 112175 PUBLIC NOTlCI EPIC AOO, COMPANY, c l'typtionts Ctntral. tt744 Ot Longe/ Managtf ENTEAPAISE$t ooe. Tl'\e proptf1y 11 1t0ttd by H t td dol .,_ rn~· by CHh Incl lld Mallntw Htmllton, Ua Al/· SCHILL.EA ROOFINO. d 8t1Ch 8tvd., 1322. Hun-This ablltmenl wat filtd 8rtndVWYnt trr., C BRISTOL ST. MINI STOA· Plcltmeua 8utlnHa bu~:..F.11·:~ 5/87 ng '°'II lh• llme or pureti~ .. tnue M•tto, S•n Clement•. Flotftloue .y I SCHILLER ROOF COM· ll~on 8t1ch. CA 112$41 wllh the C~nty Cltfk of MtH:CA 11212r·l578 .:.:..~ AGE loc:1ttd al 1100 8RIS. ... ..,,. •t•••ment Pa di . All ha td oodl • CA 92672 I nHa PANV. 11951 Sky Park c1,. Fred M. Whitney, 104 Orange Counfy on 3.24.91 Nichol•• J. 0 Al'!lonl, - TOL' ST .. COSTA ME Tht following J*IOnl art Thi'!'*'; ~mo;:: 1 tll d .e1l:':C11t :nd Jual be~~ Thia bu•lntll 11 con• N•me ltetomont cit, Suitt N. lrvlnt, Calllot· Amber Orlvt, Huntlnglon 19188153354 BrandVWYnt Terr.. C~ CA 92828 doing bualne11 ... a me WI • td ll of I s dueled by: co-p1nntr1 Tht followlng peraona •r• nl• 92814 8tteh, CA 92548 3 Mtta, 'CA 92e2M57f • ~ T~ lttm1 to be tolCS art WOMEN OF SUBSTANCE. wllh the County C~trk. ol mov at mt ta e. 111 HIW you 1tarttd doing doing bUtlnttl .. : Andrew J1m11 Schllltr, Joan M .. Wtillnty. 504 Dal!y Piiot Mar. 27• Apr. • Thia butlneH It co..n.I gtntrally dttcrlbtd u lot. 5 Cambria. Corona dtl Orange C~t9\u:d: :: :~:':J:::, ~=:ir ~ business Ytl? Vt1. 5-117 BELISAIRE FOUNDATION, t11151 Sky Park Clrcl1, Ambtr Duve, Hun11ngton 10, 17. 1998 F843 ducted.by: an Individual• .wit Iowa: furnllurt. clolhlng, Mar, CA. 112125 1wttn landlOtd and Obll· Tristan Sttgmaltr 3972 Barranca Pl!wy. Sulit Su11t N, lrvlne, Callfornla Stach, CA 92648 1 Havt you 11arted d~ 10011 llld/Of other hou.. Pamila Giimour 5 Cam· Oally Pilot Mar. 27, Apr. 3. galtd party. Thi• ataltmenl w11 hltd J,..27, lrvlnt, (A 92eo8 12814 Thia bu1tn111 11 eon· PUBLIC NOTICE bU1lntss yet? Ytt, Feb. nold lttmt arortd by tilt brll , ~on• dtl' Mar, CA 10, 11, 1198 F948 AYRES ~OUP wllh lht County Cltrk of Dtna C. Ewell· TruslH of Thia bu1lnt11 !• con-d~Cttd by: husb1nd and 1998 . • followlng per•on1: 12825 BOND NUMBER s"'oo. Orange County on 3·31·98 8tll11lr• Foundation, 3972 ducted by: an lndlv1dual Wlft Flctltloui ButlneH Nicholas J. D Antoni ...Ad Name of Accounl ·Space Patti lttlll111, 1131 Por1 PUBLIC NOTICE 1684 19988753858 Btrranca Pkwy .• Suitt J. Havt you 1tarttd dOlng Ha'lt you 11ar1td doing Name Stetement This 1111emtnt wH fl_. Numbtr Htmlty Clrclt, Newport Ll!GA.L HOTICI! Ayrtt Self Slorlgt, Aesl· Daily Pilot Apr. 3, 10, 17, 4,2~"'1on:i· CA t~ bu•inHsJ.tt? Ytt, ~·21-1~5 butl~?' ytt? 2/15/98 Tht followlng persons art With ltlt Counfy Clt1k~ I MOVEDA. DEANNA, 527E S.acti. CA. 928e0 dtnt Managere 24 1998 F1171 r nston Ultff ol Andrew '"'" Sehllltr· Frid .... Whllney dol bualntH ... Orange County on ... , .. 99V1 2 AAV, ROSI, 32• Sharon Jurgtnttn, 13 NOTICI! Off Publl•had Ntw Ori • • S.ll•al,. Foundation, 3117~ Thia 11altmtnl wa. filed Thlt atattment w" liltd N~port C Ital inc 24J9 1t918'15549't'IO 3 PARKER. CHIP, •28D Ag•tt. trvlnt, C•lifornl1 PUILIC SALi OF Btach.COlla ~ .. ~ally PUBLIC NOTldf :2~r~• Pc~11•2, ~ltt J· w101h the County Clark. ol w101h lht County Clerk ol w Cout ~ 'Ste' 202 Daily Pl!Ot Apr. 17 2~ ;E 4AOOAIGUEZ LUl$,41'C 92714 ASANDON!D Pl IA 1110 111998 • • mne, " vvv range Countf on 3-i-98 rangtC~ntyon3·24·118 N. e. h .• CAll2663 • ·gge ' 'F 126C ' ' Pam Muuy, 2546 Alvltra PROPERTY IO pt ' ' 'F915 Flctltloua 8ualneH Thll bu1lne11 It eon· 19988751389 • ~0988753258 N'~rl ~a Ital Inc -1•;...8-·-1------""- S AATKOSKI, JON, •92E Drive, Laguna Beach, Calf. Nolle. la htrtby given tf•m. Stattment ducttd by: Tax Extfllpl Dilly Pilot Apr 3, 10, 11, Dally PllOI Mar. 27. Apr. 3, (NV), ~439 w. ~oa;t Hwy:: PUBLIC NOTICE ~ 6 GAROAIAN, MARCEL. lornla 112651 that the undersigned will The loltoWing PfrtOnt 111 24. 1998 f973 10, 17, 1998 Fll45 Stt. 202 Niwpor1 Stach, ''a 8160 Gtrtldln• Schlutz. 1534 tell al public auction. pur· On the move? doing butlntlS u : 0 th ? CA 92603 Fictitious Bual" ... ·~ 7 l.ABAADOR. CHARLES. Antigua Way, Newport tuant 10 Section 21700 of Alttrnatlve Rlhab Assoc.. n • move PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• bu11n111 ,, con-Nam• Stat•menl :'II 218 S.ach, CA. 112660 tht 8u11n1u & Prolts· Sell your extra •11 Old Newport Rd.. S II t . ducitd by: a eorporalion Th• rollowing J*Sons .,..., 8 FORD. NIC.OLE. 688C Joan To""· 1800 Port tlonal Codt, the lollowlng household 1101, Newpor1 Btach. Ca. e your 8X ra Flctllloua Bu•lneH Flctltlou• Butlneat Hlvt you started doing doing buSintst u : ......, 9 JONES. GAAY. 765 Chari••· N-por1 Beach, dtscrlbtd PfOPtrty to wit: 92663 , household Name Statement Ham• Statement builnasa ytt? Vts 3122196 a) M'edia Rtsponff ... 10 10 BREHMER. JEREMY, CA. 92860 O.D.MC DANIEL. UNIT Items Nancy K. Clarie 471 Old it Th• lollowlng persons aJt The fottowlng persons.,. Newport Ctpital. Inc J b) Direct Media Rtspon,.ltt 806E 8arbara Wltntr, 18771 Dt2. ELECTRICAL SPOOL I C 'f Newport Rd., 1101, New· ems doing butint11 as: doing buslneu 11: Scott Uollos/Prtsi'dtnl ' • 3857 Btrch St., Ntwpc,;+e 11 CASTRO. AON. 430C Portollno, Irvine, CA. 92715 WIRE, ONE REEL WHITE n lass1 ied port S.ach, Ca. 92863 In Classified cc ' COMPANY OE· Tht PC Manager, LLC, This 1lal1menl was flied Beach, CA. 92660 = SIGNS, 1601 Bayadere Ter· 17801 M1ln St., S4118 0, Ir· wilh tht Counly Clerk of Janet Gtnllch, 3 race, Corona del Mar, CA 11lnt. CA 92614 Orange county on 3·24·98 Cameo Shorts Rd .. Corq 92625 The PC Manager, LLC, 19988753282 dtl Mar, CA. 92625 .., PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Unclaimed Money County of Orange Treasurer-Tax Collector 12 Civic Center Plaza, Room G76 Santa Ana, CA 92702 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, I, John M. W. Mooriach, Treasurer-Tax Collector of the County o f Orange, Stale of Callfomla, declare that the following sums. held In my c ustody, having remained unclalmed In the fund• hereinafter Indicated for a period of over three years will become the property of the County of Orange on the 1st day of June 1998, a date not less than forty-five (45) days nor more than sixty (60) days after first publication of this Notice, unle11 a party of Interest files a clalm which must Include the c lalm•nt'• ~. address, amount of c laim, the grounds on which that clalm Is tounded and the date, name, amount, and heading Oncludlng numbers) ahown In this publlcatlon. The clelm must be flied with the Treasurer-Tax Collector of the County of Orange befOf'e the d•te dealonated hefelnabove: Aucitor-OxJtro1 Cl DOI OAif &ME AMQUNT 05/19193 Ellen, PWTiM 34.99 06117193 ~. Wlnaton Jr. c 75.00 04l20l92 Ro'/tll'. Oerda James 50.00 ~~ =~~ ~:~ 09/15187 Mendoza, MW R. 213.70 06/09186 SHiia, Maria Hlnojoto 44.41 06/07181 Esquivel, Antonio 31 .00 09/08/87 Ventura, Marla Socorro 37.00 02128/90 Fosttl', Leon Galt 407.84 04/27192 Phan, Nhan 59.35 O<C/26193 Pun1 Green l..andacape 23.50 06/16192 Apostol, Nico 75.00 04/1 5191 Chavez, Joel 75.00 04/15191 Cutlers. Ctltford C. 19.00 02106/91 Guereca. Luis 75.00 03/31192 Moon, JtwTy Alln 75.00 04115191 Roland, Clar.ice~ 23.25 04/15191 Romero, s.vador 50.00 031221'93 Solis, JavW G. 116.93 05/19193 Waterman, Tony 75.00 09/20/Vl BloJChan, Sharon Let 75.75 09/2818~ Contreras. Denltl 50.00 09/28188 Fflltlwstont. Marte 50.00 06/21/90 Henderlon, Tro= 50.00 09/28189 Hiiario. Ramon 50.00 06/19189 taEdwlrd 50.75 06/21 /90 Robin 35.65 09/21189 , Pen:y Dtw 50.75 05/26/92 Martinez. ~ LArl 20.00 09/28189 Mendon. Ciriaco 50.00 12116191 Meyer, KaltlerintAnn 53.00 05/16168 Ngvyen, Thanh Van 50.75 05/23189 Rodriouez, Marglllta Ines 50. 75 08/23189 Roma1n, Tltfany Marie 68.21 05/23189 Smith, Timothy 30.00 06/15187 ~IOfl. John Robert 70.00 09/28189 Yban'a, =• Ctlavez 25.00 05/26192 Buauff, Ant Manuel 31.07 ~J= ~EmestMata 1~:~ 03/31192 Ellis. O.vid Eugene 71 .00 03/14186 Hlndt, Chatlas Richard 25.00 06/19/89 Kietzman. Walter Julius Ill 200. 75 06/18191 Lindsey, &..Ty A. 75.00 05126192 Raml11tz, Ruben 75.00 03/31192 Aaml11tz, Vlctof Rodrtguez 31.25 06/16192 Reyes. Ismael 45.00 03131192 Roldan, Davtd B 75.00 04/20/92 Romero, 8emaldo 75.00 03/22193 Sanders. Dtnnit Curtis 30.00 03/31192 Urtfiano, Danlel 68.00 11/t1193 Valsnzuela, c.ndelario 75.00 12131192 Villalbt, Jose Santiago 75.00 10/17189 Zavala. Jose 25.00 06/18191 Zavala, VlctOf M 75.00 04/18/94 &wvo. Dtvld 15.75 06/16192 [)oyglas, Brian Robert 75.00 05/19193 On#y. lonnlt Lynn 60.00 09/241'112 Helm, PNI 24.53 071221f12. Silva, Jose Guerro 35.00 06/21/90 Adkins, Richerd Let 50.75 05126192 Alawwad, Ftthl Mahmoud 75.00 06/18191 Avwy, Otvld 42.25 11118/91 Frrilin, Eric 75.00 04/28189 Gomez, Raehtl Edna 80.75 06/21/90 Gonzalez, Judy M. 38.16 lW20/92 C#'egory, Michael Let 84.00 05/12187 ~.Anthony SalYedor 50.75 12/03/85 Hoke. Debonlh Mn 40.00 07/20/89 Jardine, &tnk 0 . 150.75 04/111/90 Johnson, Donald Edward 35.75 02125186 Keeble, Robin 0.. 50.M 1Ol17189 l<huv. Don lH 75.00 04/18/94 King, Mtchalle 23.10 11/16192 Laonan:I ......... 50 00 04/1 1/90 ~ Ch.tat'1'. Yolanda . 02104/88 .. _ ~ 83.39 Manzo, ._ 50.00 04l20m M.nc, ~AM 129.00 0313tm Merle. Toma M. 75.00 04/1Ql90 Mltchtl, lhomat J. 40.35 04/19/'llO Mcnlea, Pedro o. 75.75 08/191111 M\Mold, ... Alen 75.00 04l2W't2 Nllpler, Jooeeph c. 19.25 03/1tl'M Qrilol, Qlne l.eatl <Cl.40 04/2&119 PllttrioLMlufo P. 100.75 ~~ ~~~ ~:: 04'01188 Almot. Joie s.. 25.00 OS/11111 Atoe. "°""A. 25-00 ~= =~u.Oevld ::: oen1110 ao.~ 20.00 08/13.'81 =Algal.... 30.00 W21111 a; ~ Aotlert 25.00 08/1&'87 • "*" ldwwd 11.00 02/'ZW2 ~ ~ Alrpor1 poo.ss1-tmq 300.00 12131111 M. .... MmW 200.00 ~ C..Aprt:y poo..332.tQ00.01CQ 02/22JIM ....... ~ .... oam.1M ~..,_. 122S.OI 01~ Til9 ~; Dlabenow 11 n ~ ==,.7-acQ = ~ ... ~.,~ 2t.oo ,,,.,. 1UO _.,.... 4S1M Dw*I Ul.33 ... ..oo Aoolta. c.toe •oo ~ • .Jtny ... ~ = ............. -•. 00 Qlo, Bout 54 00 I' " .... ,... ., .. lt9'...,_. aoo a....*°"" 14.11 CM...... .... ~..... 2.3.70 "'-\ ~ 40.CID ...,.,..... noo ............ .. .... 1111, Gd 1UI PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTlCES 136.00 100.00 75.00 50.00 51 .00 200.00 277.00 480.00 159.00 291.00 510.00 28.00 377.00 900.00 165.00 700.00 142.00 120.00 20.00 15.00 29.00 40.00 40.00 73.00 20.00 20.00 5200 27.00 200.00 7.C.00 15.00 20.00 26.00 50.00 20.00 <C9.00 22.00 27.56 22.00 70.00 55.00 76.00 183.00 19.00 211 .00 30.00 528.00 40.00 61.00 20.00 270.00 140.00 50.00 100 834.00 107.00 2511.00 130.00 142.00 150.00 3500 20.00 58.00 20.52 170.00 100.00 25.00 20.00 20.84 45.()0 20.00 100.15 4000 20.25 20.00 20.00 40.00 23.00 20.00 20.00 32.00 117.00 49.03 31.07 364.00 30.00 500.00 23.00 50.00 20.00 20.00 145.00 25.00 38.00 39.00 752.00 55.00 140.00 100.00 20.00 21.00 34.00 128.00 44.00 20.00 eo.oo 329.00 4000.00 20.00 40.00 30.00 29.00 203.01 40.00 20.00 •.oo '1.50 11.00 30.00 20.11 21.00 ll0.00 20.00 20.00 40.00 118,00 31.00 141.00 890.00 ll00.00 US.00 I00.00 41,00 l07.21 70.00 7000 I0.00 l0.00 SUI tOUI 111.00 •• 4t.M 121.00 10000 'IOOO «>OO •• aoo •oo MOO Ul.00 Carole S. Skoro, 17601 17801 Marn St., Suite D. Ir· 0 11 Pll 1 M 27 A 3 This business Is co,,.. Bayadort Terrace. Corona vlnt, CA 92614 a Y 0 111• • pr. · ducted by: an lndivldus l •• PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES del Mar, CA 92625 This buslneu 11 con· 10. 11. 1998 F948 Have yo.u started dol,.- 10l27/94 Clemens, Sarai 32.00 Courtney Faul, 2622 Crest· dueled by: Limited Uablhty PUBLIC NOTICE business ye1? No :ill'.:> 10t27/94 Dellutrl, Joam 20.00 view, Newport Beach. CA Co. Janet Gen1sch ~• 10t27194 Lucatero, Antonio 40.00 92663 Have you slar1ed doing flcUtloua auilneaa This statemenl was "Ji 10l27/94 Huntington, Kathleen 20.00 This bu.slness Is con· business yel? Vos, Nov. 1, Heme Statem. ent with the County Clerk 10t27194 p.,.z, Car1os 30.00 ducted by. co·pll(lners 1991 The following persons are Orange County on 3·31·9 1on719o4 ~.Joseph :te.00 Hive you s1arted doing The PC Manager, LLC, doing buslneu 09. 199887539110"' 10t27194 Lemus, F=ellpe 45.00 business J,"? Yes, over 1 James W. Washington, Jr.. NEWPORT BEAU.TY CEN· Dally Piiot Apr 3 10 q"' ~~~= C.9:i.~=1 1~::~ Y~~·,~~0s. ~8~~~0 ~~~er~11:.:~~0~1 was liled TEA, 2755 Bris101 1290, 24, 1998 · • F~ 10t27/94 Pedlb, Jose 140.00 This statement was filed with the County Clerk ol Costa Mesa. CA; 92626 ·~ ~~~= =.~rdo ~::~ o:':nd:'co~c:;:;~n ~1.~r;.9g' Drange c~~n~~~;~;~:: pKo~~t~d. Eru~r."~:~·, l~~~r~ FIND --: 1""'7""'.. ..__._ __ ni......rdo 05 00 19 .. 8.,,.1 ... 542.,. Lane, Newport Stach, CA. tel .. c. ,_ ...... OUUUI,.,.... 1 . • ... o1 • Daily Pi101 Apr. 3. 10. 11. 92660 an apartment _, ~~~= ~t,..Ricardo 1~~:~ 10~1y1=~~.' Apr. 11. 24.F~~ 24. 1998 F964 dTu~!d ~~.s~n~!'po:!uo~on· through classified ...:> 1on111M Rosemen, David 1641 43 • ' PUBLIC NOTICE -----· ______ ....._ _______ .......... ~ 1on111M ~. P8'l1ck 31.00 PUBLIC NOTICE 10t27194 Tann-. J.:k 4681 00 1---------Fictitious Buslneaa -----------------~m 11102194 BockmMtr, Donna 16 81 Fictitious Bualn•H Name St•tement OBITUARY 888 OBITUARY 88~ 11123194 Cottilo, Juan 70 00 Name Statement The followJng ~rsons are iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ 11123194 Douglas, Anthony 84.00 The following persons are doing business as: 11123194 Flc>ra, Merlos 119 00 doing business as: BACK BAY BOAlWORKS. 11123194 Mendez/Montalu 34 00 CONCRETE CAUISEA 629 Terminal Wey, Su11t 3, 11123194 Lara. Jorge 37 00 SKATEBOARD COMPANY, Costa Mesa. CA 92627 11123194 Cervantez, Roberto 217.00 277 Rochester St .. Costa Ryp1nsk1 Design. Inc . 11123194 Cervantez, Carlos 7<C2 00 Mesa. CA 92627 (CA), 2915 Redhill Avt 11123194 Sanchc. HonM:lo 200.00 S1t1J1n G. Farwell, 277 Ste. G103. Coste Mesa. CA 11123194 Martinez., Nato 60.00 Rochester St., Costa Mesa. 92626 11123194 Bautls1a, Luis 580.00 CA 92627 This business 11 con· 11123194 Baiz. Marte 20ll.OO Christine M. Farwell. 277 ducted by: a corpo1111on 11123194 Sanchez. Mor1o 365.00 Rochester SI., Costa Mesa, Have you star11d doing 11123194 Ollvam, Rafanel <C&.00 CA 92627 business yel? Yes. FEB Sherilf-coron.~9200-0007) This business Is con· 22. 1998 01122.J9.4 GonzMez. Rene 78.81 ducted by: husband and Ryp1nskl Design. Inc., 01122194 ~ Roberto 19 00 wile Donald Rypinskl. President 011'2219<C Cho, EdWard 1445:00 Have you started doing This slateni·~nt was flied 02/19/94 Guervara, Rafaela 28.08 business yet? Yes, 3·15·98 Wllh the Counly Clerk ol 02/19/94 Tllun1n, Mlchael 126.25 Steven G. Farwell Orange County on 3·24·98 03/2319o4 Gomez, Dennis 39.00 This statement was filed 19988753257 03/23194 Shook, Randy 367.22 with lht County Clerk ol Dally Pilot Mar. 27, Apr. 3, 03/23/94 Troung, Vlnh 40.00 Orange County on 4·14-98 10 17 19~8 F945 06/15194 CaoBay\lan 45.00 19986755484 -·-=·~----- 06/15194 Jonte. Tomiko 50.00 Dally Pilot Apr. 11. 24, May PUBLIC NOTICE 06/15194 Montand, Laverne 20 49 1, 8, t 998 FOOO --:::::---:-'."------I 08/12194 Gl•tWOOd. Ryan 24.00 Fic titious Bu1lnest 08/02194 Avlll. Robert 40.25 PUBLIC llOTlCE Name Statement 08I02l9<C Bates, Sheana 17.26 •---------Tile following persons art lnt81J11ted wastee·~F .. Tru1t Fund Flctltlout Bu&lne11 doing business as: -•• .,.,, NaitM St•tement Amtec USA , 302 Kings 08/16/90 Orange Undsc:lpt Maintenance se 51 The lollowlng persons are Rd., Newport Beach, CA 07/0'l/90 w. A. OouglaS 645 19 doing business as: 92663 North Ofwlgt-County Munic:lpal Cour1 0 & D Medical Dlagnos· S.llstar Communlcelion• (3Q0-380-~ ties, '35 Knott Ave., Ana· Corporation. (CA). 302 09(18191 Euelld o.ntal vs Rodrtgutz 1341 00 helm. CA 92807 Kings Rd .. Newpor1 Beach. 0812Ql'91 Jensen vs Tomlinson 1155 50 David E. Beem, 6351 Ham· CA 92662 02/20/91 Ctosun M.O. vs llrrlrl 26.00 II ton Or·· Tuiunga CA This business is con· OM>61'91 Nino vs Vasquez 308 oo 111042 ducted by a corporation 07J08191 Pr1mo Video vs Do 146.00 Debra A. Warwick. 1131 Have you started doing 04l'09J91 Victim: Necie Boggi 100.00 Bick Bay Or.. Newport business yet? Yes, 3130/98 02J08191 \1cllm: IMrle Limo 216.00 Stach, CA 92660 Sellstar Communlca1ion1 <MJ09191 \1cllm: ltW'9 Limo 25.50 Th11 business 1s con· Corporallon. Thomas E. MURPHY Barl>an Nola "Ma Mwf" Owner of St Ives Cwtom Cattrers o( Newport Benh. Barbara w~ an only ~hild and is )Urvivcd by her thrc:c SOOI, Jack Bradley Alberts of Encin.itas, Cal1for111a. AJ~n John Alberu ofNcwpcm Bc:tch and Ma.rk Dotier Alberts o( G~rt'ek, South Carolina, his wife Debbie and chcir rwo daughrcrs Christina and Nicole. Also her love and travding companion of recent years Robert Richarilion of Phoenix, Ariwna. Her memorial is scheduled for Saturday, April 18 at 3100 P.M. It will. be held at Ean Bluff at a residential commun1ry ~ntcr at 2•'14 Vista Del Oro m the Ea.st Bluff area of ~rt 8cadl. A party celcbratin~ Bubans lilt will follow 11 Zubic's Chicken Coupe on Old Newport Blvd .• in Newport Scach. Please c2ll 71 '4-650-6575 fur cktaik fhe f.un.tly requests donario"' be made ro Arocriun Cancer Sociny ar 800.227-~S. 02J09191 \1ctlm: Ron's Foods 70 16 duclt<I by: a general part· Gill Pres O<C/09191 Victim: Ricky Philips 25.00 nership This s111tment was filed ------------------= 0111'26191 \1cllm: RiQy Pttlllips 25 00 Havt you slatted doing Wllh lhe Coun1y Clerk of rn 09/27191 \1ctlm: Ricky Phillipa 58 oo business yet? No Orange County on 3·31·98 Olll261'9l \1cllm: ChaS ~ 389.07 David E. Beem. 19988753858 "Affi d bJ Otbtl A. W1rw1ck D · or a e 03129/91 '.1ctlm: Muro Mo 150.00 This slllement was filed a11y Pilot Apr. 3, 10. 17. 03129191 '.1ctlm: Ruben~ 94.00 with tht Counly Clerk ol 24. l9S8 f962 1 . 04/23191 \1ctlm: ~Qr"'8dos 100.00 Orange County on 4·1·98 Alternative" 02/24191 Victim: flOyd Klrtcendell 100.00 03129191 \1ctlnl; Rosa Enriquez 76.58 199811754152 03128/9l Victim: Salena LlufentJelv .-13.18 Dally Pilot Apr. 17, 24, May D' Cask 02/08/91 \1ctim:l<elth0uncan 83.83 1.8.1998 FOOS-iscount et . 09/26191 Vtetlm: f\aymc?nd Van Mtdalen 100 00 PUBLIC NOTICE ' I OW9/91 Victim: Jeify Bellman 25 00 MC9'IC --c . & 09/27191 \1ctlm: Dtvld Haztlton 200.00 l---NO_T_l-CE_O_F __ llSMC>faAI MAK remation 09/26/91 Victim: David Hazalton 70.00 APPLICATION TO 09/26/91 \1clim: Genia Carpet 25 oo SELL ALCOHllLIC Ceme•~. Mortuary Bun' al SerVI'ce HW9/91 \1cllm: Genia Carpet 100.00 BEVERAGES Chapel• Crematory 1212"'91 \1ctlm: Genia Carpel 100.00 011126191 Victim· Qaf'ald-.... 75 00 Date of fifing 3500 Paclftc vi.w Drive 0611(W.4 Maswea~,.... 50·00 App11cat1on : NewportBeach Why should you sub1·ect OSl1<Wo4 ~..,.Watson 159.26 MAR 27 '898 .... a700 ~~ ~eor:rc:.= ~-=ctr~~ whom 11 May con·lr-:PIDCE==i:•:m:: ... ::-11 yourself & your family to 12/3Q/94 Moor9vsPllllfoy Blown 16.17 The Name(•I of lht Ap· IBl llOADWAY paying inflated prices for tWbof M\,tllClpel Cour1 (300-382·9200) phcanl(I) II/art: AUR INC. <MMM -==~ ~..: 501.84 .~ :f!P~;;1~:~g :~",~~ ~~1 q1skets & servtces???? 11121194 Uzf>artler vaAllwl Grotm 334.20 Otpartmtnl ol Alcohollc Call Toll free J ooa ~Jr&Wl.'"I' OM>8l94 Ben Glano..,. Dina Etpoatto 1013 os 11 o Broadwta esaay 'VOCN'l\AJIU'.I 02.1>MM l..lny D. Chadwick vs ---C-o-nv-1-nl-en-1--11 Costa Mes Serving Orange & ~ ..... 11-Coandet ~=c!:,(300-383-IJ200) 33450 -;==~c~··~·~·~·~n~·~d==~~;M~a...~~i~R~~~~;~~~~~~~--..~·~~~~~~~~~ 03I04l94 ...,,.. M.n 797.00 042·5078 03/11194 Eaton Alenclal Corp., The l.-.. FKtor 06I03l94 Bird Delielopme11t Corp., A calf. Corp. 08125194 YW1 Dele&Mn. 0 .0.S., c/o Kuwait ~Center 130.51 TNNU,... TD Colec1of (300·397-9200) 01/10l!M JackE M.00 01110t'IM Sooct t 37.00 01/1"4 l<allMn 58.00 0111°"'4 Luo Dyne 1404.00 0111 OllM Wll StiCe 189.00 01110t'IM Rocco Gambino 52.00 01/10t'IM 8Nce ~ 335.00 01/tOllM YWCt9 Dorine 50.00 01/1CW4 KRWDeti11~1t 151400 0111 (l,'94 Tony Pl9bty 27 .00 01/1CW4 StfgloA!Yw9do 257.00 02/0MM N9W lmliae Ptutertng 55U5 02/01194 Dale Marfln 152.75 0210t11M YMfle erumo •so 11 0210111M Lou Otllllaroa ea. 11 02l011'1M Ctfol Ka..a. 190.30 02l011'1M ~ Holaeoo 30.00 02l0111M Eallcutlw Moltgagt 300.11 02l0111M Alt 8oulcNe 12t 00 02J011'1M ...,.. ~ 10l llO OVO'llM llerry ...,_. 2400 02l0111M ~..... 167.llO OV011M Flc*'do lblila m OD OVOtllM ~ CWllnno 252.00 02J0111M l.lrTN ~ 20 <C3 02l011'1M Z.rtck OIW HO. 'I 0210111M nm w..n. ,... 05 02J01AM Soon V.. 11 10 02l011'M ,... MeltW 111.10 OVDllM MtlW\ F'Wier -15 OV011'M Alanetawton 134.10 02!0,llM Jefnsa ~ , .... 10 OM11'M ~ l-'t a..nfru 17.11 OM>MM ....,_,....,.. 1a1a OV01AM ~..... •oo 02A>11M ,....,. AnNa 113.10 WIMC O.V... 4CM 00 wtw ..,.~ s1too C1811W .__..~ nt.oo 071971M .,....,.... -.oo ....... ....c..r . 1I0.00 CIMtM ,......._ ~ • 00 OW1M4 .... ........ 12 00 OMW .,_0...._.. 2200 1•ID'l4 .. ..... • 14000 u:= G.lllllM 1IOOO 11/IVM :=:=., .:: Dlllld "* '°" -°' .. , .. 111..-.. M. W toJa Dltldc ..... Oilllcb A!?'~~w~.9 Advertise your View Property, in a special section in the Dally Pilot. What A View/ Poremieres Wednesday, April 29 Call Your Real Eitat• Sales Rep,..sentattve Todayl 3 .... ..,.. ~ .... ... NftJ'iid,.._.~..._ Ollrl'lut .-10 t1~ .... . ,., • ( ( ~·---.................... -...._ ........... ,.... ... f'ic~pon Bbchleotca Mesa Dally P1loc FRIDAY. APRIL 17, 1998 • PUIUC NOTICU PUBLIC NOTICH PUILIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICU PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTtCfl PUIUC NOTICU ·~ =--ltQAD CCINDC1' A &AV-Orow, CA 928'0 <Mn Ot~. CA 92143 Cotta M .. 11. CA t2e27 ~ ~ OrM11t. C.. ~. I I callfOfNI n tt'ongtf urgN 11 C10114UCt ~ "1 & -.......... = =.. ==:.. ...V NICOie C1trlM Long, 11731 SNIOU"-Nai Awan~ 1_4<Y71 Raymoncr Cllrton JoM•, ~ f!Mldll C"PCWailoil. 1 OO(llOtl, • MIM or M 01M1 lrl\ltalOllOn 1'1 ' R :111-y·, •_ · l.-. Milt.: _ ....... Dino Pt., oarcsen arow. l'low9f St .. 120. uarcten 2345 Newport eivc1.. Cotta c.-.. ~ • o.11 """*· or COM*ftlnlt1•on1c•nw.DIM; ~"'91:......, A..-. _,.. .. CINlr Noc ~ ..._. .C -W CA: 128'0 Otow, CA 9*3. M .... CA 02t21 • • ___, TIUl*le llldlr ~ .. hl1ll Pllf'IUlftt to 04A>llt9R ... . ,_ _.., -~ W.. .-, ,., .._..._. ~~c.t:.::i Thia bu1lntu i. con· Thia bu1lnH1 11 con. Thi• bu1ln•11 It c~ ~·to !hi ei'tt., 111PoWll'of1111 ClOn' o.d Of Trust lllQl'"' llr II• e ;www. -. a -...Fa:ca-. ._ ~ w 11 ca ........, duded by: an lndl~ ducted by:.,, lndlYldual duded by: an lndMdull or .. lwrtcl " '* '**' o.o o1 WdCM 111 llMWl1M ~ '*le381F..i...._~ .-.1 *-:,,,.. MLLTWimA~OP =-~=~-ttav. you ~ dOlng H9¥9 you 1\atted doing HIVt Y°" aun.d doine ltllmt ~~t T!\191 ..._, 111 ,.. A. _, A8110ny ...,_, r.-. 111f DM .wt,....... ... .. ... E,w.a:>~-.. ~~-=~.~ i;i,,=. .. :~~an ~~~~3/2Mt .nlin r~~==r=:.=,,..·..:"",:c:·io:a:.,r~~~~ ....... , .: VQJil 111a'":a rw:: ~CA•°=~:.~• =t~ w~1~ :,': ~":11y ~~ = ,=1~ W:.,:~ rufl~ :c=:.:9'·~ t~nf1r1n":"':.~ :'" .... tn::; 412• = .. •.••..:: L~ ~'A· MUc • ~ ":. ~ ~ 0t•nv• c~;i:a:;::::; Orang• c~~u=:~:: orang•~:.:;::~: ... ~ . ;=;,•No~~~ tr• ~~o!'ofO:: 11t.u ,.,~ -..r.r =:fl ~ ~,:: =-~ ~. ~ Dally Piiot Mlf. 27, ~-3, Dally Pllol Apr. 3, 10, \7, Diiiy Piiot Apr. 3. 10, 17, IOald ~ olhei' ,..,., ch lnllil O{ dlfauU1 eoun,..z. Notlol n& "'0:C:..""111J PUBLIC NOTICE ....... "1 .-ca.. fl -~1*M)(..,_ ............... fll .... 10, 17, 1999 FM2 24, 1998 F96e 24, 1998 FllO ..,... '"''°: lf y ~ ~ ': £lldlon to W ._wn:, HD1Q! OP TRUIT1!lr1t ~:"-:--4 .. ~ llQ.U)~ ~ =-~:.':"$~ PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC lfOTICI :fi"-=-:."~ M01~ ~ =-.n~:,: =-.... .,.:: k :.. :':,:. ~ ~=....,.... ~ Flol:ltloU9 luatnep F1otlllou1 aualneu l'lctttloua au.tneu 01.IOl!l19118 • ~· In-1 033 ot NICI olllaal 177•1'M1 ........ No. ~ • NMlal af ,.._. iw..n * ~~--., . ....._ MCllZ N.,... atet•m•nt Ham• lt•t•nMnt Name ltetement • llNnWlt No. 1Slll80008llll0, In •· .. "'Oft OSJOt/19" ....0. .,..Mo. a. .ac _. ..._. • ... ta • Dlillll.,,;: Com -Md ~ -· ..... The tollowlng pettonl .,. Tha following petlOOI .,. The following pei'IOtll .,. Mele man &oc*. .. Plae. WU SELL AT It In fll ll'ont Of 111 tllOPCllll at YOU Ml. .. DBW.1..7 ..... ...... In .. ---1 #'tf. -Mia•• 4&Rfnla. '"-Mii dOing bullnell u · doing bu1lne11 u · doing bu1lne11 as· In ~ PU9lX AIJCTION TO THE flt lftMJ llllrY lfU to Ill D8t A Dml> OP 1-..r .._. .. -......., ii, .. • ........ tie ........... ~ STAFFORD ANO WARREN Newport Hotnff, 714 Polo-SHELU·BAY co .. 5431 y ress Oi* HIGHEST BIOOER FOR CASH "-*"Ila CMc Clllllr 401·411 DATB> t21t711G. UNI.DI ....... _. ....... h-::: =.::.:: == ~ ...... _,! C.P.A'S, 17310 R9dhlll Ave ... 1ua Av1., Corona del Serna Monico Av.., Garden CQIMlon ~if anY. llwfl.d money al Iha iiild ~ CMoman10_..,. A MA~ •• ~Iii. CA = TAimy~-lt> MllnlN ~ --.._ h co..wtw Col ....._ ·--... -II'--1290 1t11in. CA 02114 Mar, CA 92825 GrOvt, CA 92845 lllOWl'I • total S!Mls, rAdenc:ed by I Calhler's •• ;vv I PY-. IUC1IOll i&i vvn ~ eldt NCOF.M. !.=$ o.-Clllilw ~ •w:= tD ~cw~ Rooer Alan Watren, 1324 Chrlatopher Ralph Han1en, Allan R. McLean. 5431 9 ~ CllD dtl!M1 ~ 1 -. or ,,. =-~llltt ~ :~casn ~'::'IOU>~~ Olad cu..,. • --r::.: .. W• ......S ..; LM~ w. Balboa Blvd., IA, New· 714 PolnHttll Ave., Cotona Sanll Monica Ave., 01tden tef'tSt o the llonal ti.lk. °' Ill ICP\'lllnl at the 1 ... ~ U WI ,...... P , .... nwt a...11 ui«--., 11 l:GO tD .. -~ -... pol't Beach CA 92ett d•I Mar, CA 92e25 Grove, CA 92845 lliOC'I by the '*"°' «llMI on any°""~ money 0 v.. ntlld ........ AN~°" tkll.tlll .....,..., ,. Wlllll. • ..... d P'liCMco --:W.*"f ,J! ~ Thia bullnHI 11 coo-This bu1lne11 11 coo-Ttil1 bu1lnH1 Is con-~ ~ re. nendll Nlll&ltion ~ ~ Sl:dlS). ~l 11111 and ~W OI' ntf ~ P'llo!t LAe ......., CA -W .-. • ClllNW'a .......,._.,....,...:; ~!"by: an _::1::,dU:,. d~ ~ an1=du~ C::!:c' ~~ 1111~~u:,lng end ad~• wif ~ = ~~ ~ ~ =-~ It un ;:,1nci:.go:, ~~~~ =,'· 11 =:i.---= =-~~ ... cw flloill.. • ... IMr'I Ill • bualnelr;'•l? Yn 3IM ng bustnes1 yet? No bUllne11 y•I? No ~~~ion bulillll in lie SIMI d c.or. fUtt Ill tnl PfoPlflY llllla•d In LMVa On OloO'I.-tit ,,._......&a. 'ftume ..... --. ........... ,....... -ln.tllor, Roger Alan W11r~ Christopher Ralph HanMn Allen R. McLtan ih1~-1 II IS IS 1111, AU. PAYASl.E AT THE salO county ¥Id 11111 2:00 ............. Dwt °"'*'· ~ --i::.....,-:t~ E .== •°" Thll 111temtnt wu ftled Thi• 1te1•men\ w11 ftled Thi• 1t1tttm•nt wea fllld ~2'i:l>me 01 sa ~TIME OF SAL.EL~ rtat1t. 111111W111111'e< d~ Lot 13 01 =:i, • •icce.or d AW11tttf 1MllO. Oll'l'f, _. • n. ..,_ , with the County Clerk of wilh Ille County Clerk, of with Iha County Clerk of may be less 1111 the Ind lllllt'ISt held.,, It 11lrustM Tract No. 2-5, #1 th• City ot ~ear-. CMrM A.•~ • GIOMdll ..._.Of•""• Coun"' on ~1t-H Orang• County on 3-31•98 Orang• County on 4·9·98 k> CtedneSs due In ~ M AMII propet1Y a"*9d In Cotia Miu. • per map IWltllA&.wlllry ••--..._ _____ _ cm T'= "'.=-=:.. ~~Clltat-• ..., 1aii1182138 • tt888783HO 18981755.095 ition ~ rASl'l.,ll'le ~ llld Coun1Y Ind State. ci. 'ec:'tfl 1in ~aoes 43 :-... ~••11tnlld to Deed PUBLIC NOTIC! .. &MdtDclO ........ and by llld........,. ': Deily Pilot Mar. 27, •· 3, Deily Pilot Apr. 3. 10, 17, Delly PUol Apr. 10, 17, 24! drMl aa:P~ =~ n..-al ~: = ~ ~1~: "' ~,:. or the s = d Tn.111, .-.=.. an Flctltlou• ......... Cl9u1• n. .... tie GIO.timulf .,._. ~ 10. 17, 1998 FIM9 24, 1998 F9e7 31, 1998 F989 t.llc, 1 c::heck dr1'Wll by a al ~ 8ud1 ~ of Ricord« of said county Thi t:rtJDID • DoalNnl ND. NanM ltat....,.t _. .._. c:oo .. a er'°" Oii w. "'** 11 ~ pu•LtC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ~ aedit union. Orwige, s. of~• cirooenv lddrm and o111er ">48ZI011oat -~-G1 The rollowinC! penons.,. _....,. ..,_ w ....... 11.-t .t: SWl,l'IZAO, wtllch u or drawn by a. Slate l_ltN' ~ lllCXlrded " Book 4 common c1ttion1DOn If llf'I or Cll'lldll.....,. 9th dice doing bullneU •: , ........ 'Ill ?Ni ~ ..... _.GI F1ctltloU9 8u1?ne•• F1ctltlou. •u•lneH Fictitious Bualn•H Of • ~and~ Plgl(I) 21, of ........ Ille rlll pr::: CltscnlleO d ... ~ d er-. NETMINDEA SYSTEMS, :. tr'W'*!f~ia;.:......,, !!._..._ ~ == Name atatement N•m• ltatement N..,M 8tatement Of ~ 5 ~ ,.. In Ile Ofb ot 111 Col.Illy abOwC -·•ts :rp C to :U2257 ~ ~~ 2973 HefbOr llYd.. #422, ....... oJ ' u.s bV ,._.., t' The fonowt"" persona.,. The tonowtng peraon1 ar1 TM tollowlng '*'°"' ar• ed'ln Sec:tiori g, of -~ RltooideC ol &lid Coooty. Thi °''-tve os1a ~. ~ _...._. Com Mffl. CA 92S2e -d 1'Ull-...d .., ,....~ •llnui11d doin buslnen 11: doing bu1lne11 H : dolflll bu1lne11 u : nanclafCode and au~~ lll'eet lddless °' Ollw common 92626-6348 Tilt undtrslQnld and Janka c:arumm.., u Allen Gerald Hiil, 32.44 ~ =...~ ............... '** .., CICllll, elpti-.., _. ME~ICOLIVE 911S W. Unk to Lynk1, 810 Biker PSL PRODUCTIONS. 288 ~,-bUsiness in this slate. deslgnllllon ot the 1'111 property Trustee dlsclalms any llabffity 1l'ulf9s ffll Ole ONinrnmt dlane Av•., ~ MHa, -hUllllnd VlftCIS .. Ole .. d Ole 0 F • N St #108 Colli MHa CA Eaat 16th St 11 Coal• sale \Ml be made #1 an ~ descr'*I II put· IOI' lllY incorrlClnHS of Ille famllv lNtl ..... ~ CA 9262e __. wit. • flUleDr. • 1n1W P'...._, d "* S::C'n" CAr~~~, •wporl 92626 ' ' MHa. CA 92021 ' • IS' condition. but Without pcncs kl be: 2001 West Balx>I property address and olhtr blr f...,-. Wll ... If Thi• bu1lnH1 11 con- Clllfda9 tewtlttm, • .,._ notlc:a. Diie: 411111ATIPICl. La ' v II 918 w Debbi• Wilson 810 Baker Jestlca A. Alce 288 East 0011911*1t Of warantY, ex Boulward, Newpoft Beacfl ca. common on111na110n. II wry, sdlclUdfan~~ duc:1ed by: an lndivldual =--~-r ~.:..,~ oc~~~ F~o~~~· N•wpori 1108, c o111 ·M .. a. CA 18th SlrHI i1. Cost• ~~-~·r~11: Thl~dlldslnll '111-:rio=~~:C,T':..:~oo: ~-=-~:::, youy.r?~ed.1~ ..... GI "" ~ ... CA. 121U7, Daw ~-:i~· e.~::~ 11 con-9;'~.8 bu1lnHI 11 con-~~~=· ~~:1~:. Is con-~~the ~ =:. ~~ ~lion secured by Ille d .. ~.....,II: IC Allen T Hall ... Cl9ab;tl&. Tiit -..i Uni, ~ ..., ... ,,. Pot ducted b • in lndiVtdual duct9d by: an lndlVldual ducl9d by: an Individual edoess seaued t>y said Deed comnon deslgl\llor1 Said 1111 IJ'oper\y to 1>I sold and the Nor9' ftant ll'ilim to. This stat9ment was lied =:.=.-:=::~=-~eat; 1~ Have Ju atart•d doing Have you 1tar19d doing Hive you 11111ed doing g!,,T=·ill':ances "*9un-wilbewilhou!WllTlnty,express ::=-and"=:.:S ~:. ~~~ Q':" IM~ ~...:' allcWi d 8* nalct la h la..nctary to caled • ~line•~ t•11 No ~::,':!'Ji~!~ No ~;:!• ~~~ No ~ un= ~I ~ = llml of Ille inlbal publleatlOn ol ltnta Ma. CA Ill stgtC. tllll ange t H8:;H490 ::.-:..~ ~-= :...lftdw11"i.~-:'~ Th~·.t:t.~nt WIS fll9d Thi• tl•l•m•nl WH filed Thi• 1111em1n1 WllS flied ~T~~ b~te':s~ IO lllisiy ttie ~ ~ ::048~0.:rln :0111on~ C&S~: = ~~~ Oally Pilot •. 17, 24, May W.-. lllllllnc:a (1ncUlng E ~ s9Clfwd with lh• County Clerk of wlth the County Clerk of with th• County Clerk of as provided ln · secured by said Oeect of Trust. 1111 · trus• Vlill aa:ept ·aid Deed d 1Nlt .,. .,.. 1, 8, 1998 F002 llCICNld ........, and ,_. fll er. WlttlnG. Orange County on 4·1·98 Orang• County on 3-31·98 Orange County on 4-14-98 pkJs flies dlarges wlt1 inW9st and oiler lll1lt • cashllr'S ChlOk drawn on Ula ~ lllull9C? ~ .-1 PUBLIC NOTICE ~ .......... COii-, *8 OilAl'l. cwno. t8988754t50 . ttt88783937 tt989755480 e~sesoflhe Trusleeand ~~ldvlncts·or n&11ona1banll.act1ec11drawnCcuney.c:..arsu...._. _______ _ uf u w .,.. ed\l•w If °"17 Daily Piiot Af>t. 3, 10, 17, Dally Pilot AfX. 3, 10, 17, Dally P~ol Apr. 17, 24, May ~ :'~cre~~y ~ ~· lt'ld r*Js,,:: = by aslilll or federal credit union ea: Al,.,.. fUly dw 1bid TM ••emc>t ~ ..... GI.,..,......_., 24• 1998 F959 24. 1998 F968 1. a, 1998 F001 ~"~ ~ lfld~ot11eTrU.eind or a c:hedt drawn by a sta• 1n 11611 Dwt d'hu& n.e applb\lon end...,.,,..,.. ~"":..~......Z:1i! PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 1~·~"= "~ °' 11e 1NSts ~ tiy laid ::11on~s ::ocia =.. ""°:"~ "::= ~ceJ:: ~~ eerw:., •...,in-. a Flctltloua Bualneaa STE • • ~ 1· 5t Oeecl ol Trust. The toe.at ll1'Qlll or savmgs bank soeat11d in 8ICIRld by .. P"IPll'1 _, Kida Inc ere av.llab6e tar Cllaw•• C*llOt=~ ,.. N•m• ltatement Flctftloue 8u1lne11 Flcthioua Bu1lne11 NOTICE~OFT~U ES e~ In : °'.~~a~'.!.~~ ot SICtlOn 5102 or Ill• Finanaa a. IOfd and n •illlltr public inSpec1lon at 320 E. ........ --... CA. The IOllowlng peraons .,. Nam• Statement Nam• Statement T f Loan . ~ 18 It),_ pu._..bon UI uilS .....,,..,., IS COde and autnonzad to d ....... c:oae.. • --18th St Costa M .... ...., '*74Qt=, ,_ .. Wlof· 'doing buslnesa 11: Th• following persona 111 TM following persons ar• . 'le Oroer ~: ~ e Offtcw y l1~5f111·8.AI:...~~~~~ ous1ness 1n !Ills SIJll. In th and .ivw. If,. cc;; 9:00 ~ 10 5:00 pm. Cai lilllOn: -. ... ~ N.wport Foreign Car R .. doing bu1lne1111: olng business 11: tnvesk>rllnsvrer : foreclosure ~s 1s 111 .,...,. ....... ...., ....... a mot '8noer otner 111an casll IS the tnlllt pulllallon Oii the (714) 122·7242. Dllnn 'I ; 1 • pair & Auto Body, 1838 AMERICA PREPAID, 881 WANDERLUST AVIATION, No. 70 APN No.: a colleclor attemolino to ~By· ~F~ as accaplld the trus.. may Nolmd .... iaili1,101.21. Publl•h•d Newporl ~ Wt .. ~ Plac1nlla Ave.. Unit B, S. Tustin Ave., Orange, CA 29 Carnation Av• .. Corona 111·7 a debt My tilk>tfna. ruslMI Caldom "~· Witllhokl OM ssuance of OM h)<ma'lt mull ti. by c:an, • 8Hch.CO•t• Mesa ~ :::.--,r.,: a::'W: Cost• M•;:: k';!::; 3229 'J!':. ear1 Douroux, 616 .:~:'H~ae1~21~s229 Car· XW . N egu.nT ~rf lion ~•~used for 1:8':1 ~1 By e!e R'&:: =·s~ ~n:.;::: =.--ci: ~-=: ! P11ot April 11, 1~ Rm aSlllllln wa~ ...;:. tar .... ~. ·Place, Costa PoinHttla Ave., Corone del Uon Ave .• ~ona del y~;->e~T 7 AfTI~~~ IM/1 • 04/2411998 and ~ 5~26•2 1~'191 I~ or endOBll •a matllr or right dllct dnlwn by a ... • •--------- .....,.. ,.._., Meu, CA 9262$ Mar, CA 92625 Mer, CA. 02825 ~ W "'"" Ude llStln ._.Said sale Wll bl INCll. but f9dlrll cndl wmn, or 1 PUBLIC NOTICE ot In ww111ng. Thi• bu1lnH1 11 con· Thit bu1lness 11 coo-Thl1 bu1ln11s 11 con-TEIY'M Y R • 1 'D 7~2930 ~~ T~ wltllOllt cownant or warranty dllct dnlwn by 1 ... or•--------- -4"l,4'M,Mt dUctlld by: en tndlvldull duct9d by: an lndlvldull d"Ucted by: en Individual ill Y ~~ PUBLIC NOTICE 4WSPt-,7:.~s ~10 9,74)f!. exiiress or lmpllld, raoard1ng ,_,.. uMnQ1 .., ic.n Seholarshlp fl.Inda tor pn. Hive you 1tart1d doing Have you 11ar1ed doing Have you started doing , ANATI · · '"' Ude. POSSISsion or 11UOCfat1an. uvtnp ~ vat• elementary IChoo69 PUBLIC NOTICE bu1lnn1 yet? Yes, 4·10.98 bullnH• Y•I? YH, 3-5-98 bulln111 yet? YH, April 96 · RESS Order No. 63728 A.P. t998 encumbrances. to salJsty tllt c:llaan, or ..WVS ._. at• •val~~ tor the 191111 Anthony M. Johnson Oenl•I Earl Douroux MyMI• Elslng Number tMM52-06 Notice 01 lndebllldness secured by said lplC:lled er. -=ta'l 1102 d 1999 IC"""' Y9lr thr®gh N01a OP TNJllW'a Thi• 1te11ment wa1 filed Thl1 ttatemenl w11 fll9d This 1ta1ement was flied YOU. HOU TrvstM's Sale IJndei Deed ol PUBLIC NOTICE d11d, acfVanoes thertundtr. wlll'I lht ANndll Codi and SEUdPPQI;'!~ .~.~ln ~,.__. ....... lttJ. with the County Clerk of with \he County Clerk of with the County Cletk ol TACT ER . is TIUSI You M In Oefaua Under inlltestas PfO'li<llO thl<tln.and aulharlzadtodo..._.ln uca\..,,, ""' """'a. ..... , 1m7 l.oM No: t~ Otano-County on 4-14-118 Orang• County on ~118 Ot-ange County on 3-31·98 ~ QMl(l lhat A [)Md Of TNSI Qellld Lo.vi Md<11 Other 97-1499(). OM unPild ~balance ot Chll .._ The ... -. Call (714) ~, ·Sharl Tmt Gldlr No. ~1t t 9980785487 t 998875 t 380 t 9980753930 do9lJril SeMoe$ , S.C-1Clli 20, 1996, Unllls 20 Fiii 97-00416 AP Number Ille notl HCUrtd by said dlld drla .., ott. CCll'llftliCll' tor tnOfe In ormlllk>n . .,,..... ND. _.....,, Olify Pl.lot Apr. 11. 24, Mey Dilly Pilot Apr. 3, 10, 17, Deity Pilot Apr. 3, 10, 17, as du~'°~~ YouTmlOon To Proleet Your 419-053·09 Nobel Of Trus111's wstll lnllrtSI lhtreon as ....,..._., • eny. d the a:~c~~:d .,:::.wro::,; YOU ltM II l9NLT UN-1 9 1098 FOG4 24 1998 F960 24 1998 F969 ~~ b o Nff ~. 11 Mly Be Sold~"' Sall unoer Deeo 01 Trust You IWCMO•d 1n sad noll. lels. ,... siro.-tY cfllacl'*9 Pilot April 17 1998 C. A ~ OP 1'1JST ' ' • • S ~ IED Nile Sele 11 YOAJ Need A/I El· •• In oerault under 1 Deed 01 ClllfOeS and apenses of OM lboW .:.C: to tie; • • FOOe =r>J: -==•= PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE f1iciJ and ,.. ==~ ~~~ ~ l~~ u=dyc!'~~::i1001r ::':'.:~f:u~~~ = 11w11, CA:_~ -------- WMlt SACS UCIV, rr wet FlotJtloua Buatn•N F1otltloua 8ualneu Fictitious aualn•U No. Sll~~r.M'~ Should CCntlCt "' Lawyer. N(). prollClyour properly. It mil'f be ls ~sold ·as1s"111d wltl\all wdlrllfgnld ,...,.... c:. SE LL • IOl.O 1'f A P\aJC Name Statement Nem• Statement Name Statement Rei:iords In the ' ~ 'OJ'"u:; TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. 1\11 SOid at a public sate II you n11d faults. No repres.niation, dllma "ft llalblly for "ft IMJl P YOU ._, AN The tollowtng l>9f90na ar1 The fOllowlng peraon1.,.. The tollowtng per1on1.,. ~~ on 04IJCININ , at 10:30 A.II. 111 explanallon 01 1111 nature o warranty or guaranlll wtietller lncorMdlw GI IN ...... lllPUM1IDN OI' THI doing bu1lnea1 11: doing bu1lne11 11: doing bu1lnes1 u : al llld *'f, Ill IM Cllapnilsl OM procttding ag'1nst you, you apress or Implied is tNdl or ..._ and o?tllr comman 0 h e NIV\NCPTHmPM* •• Robert Long & AuociatH, RENO FOOD PRODUCTS. Ul\lm•t• Comput., Solu-·QI\ • A~~., tti. CMc sllould conlaet a llwtef No gN'ln by the 11US11t SllklQ 1111s ....,.._., r eny. • .,_..., throyuguhr claomssified W MMllT YOU, 'tQJ 11731 Dino Pl., Gardeo 14071FlowetSL,120, Gar· tlont. 2345 Newport Blvd., A IE N C.. 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Tuesday S:OOpm Saturday .......... .Fnday 5:00pm OUT.ONT&TB CORONA NEWPORT 2122 BEACH BALBOA 2169 PENINSULA COSTA MESA~624 · 1558 DEL MAR 2 607 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii- • Co•t• .......... , ••teaa• to •••ch• 2br, fp , dw, patio, garage + p•rklng s1200 11c-4$1-na1 Jr-lbr & 1bf, alao 2bf 1 ba, quiet gated comm, PoOI. tenn ... •••Y acce11 10 tr-eeway /baachfma\11. 714-557-00Ta ZMI PAlftWAY APAll'nlDn'S AT 8IO CANYON I I I I I I ' I I I I l ... 4l1 FRIDAY. APRIL 17, 1998 NEWPORT BUCH ROOMS 2708 RENTALS TO RENTALS TO ANNOUNCEMINTS EMPLOYMENT BMPLOYMINT 2724 SHARE 2724 2920 5530 5630 2668 SHARI --------------iiiii!iiiii!~iiii!iiiiiiiiil Na w.oc .. ntronl/Und. •On Th• at•'* Prlval• rm, unfutn. ''" .,.. CM ehr bHUllful W 'elde OM Sher• UNR•••"Vl!D Spac:lo111 1, 2 a 2bt b•lh, utla pd, n/eml<g, trg 3br 1ownl'lm. Oar furnlahed home. no AUCTION +den Apta. Garage, kltehenelle, l•undry. S!>50 Incl U11 no-•m·PI •moltlni S•OO/mo fp, 1om• w/d hk·upa. 1 block to N.8. Pier fem pref'd •42-4840 (714) 3 1·2Y08 Ce1 Con11ruct1on & Pool, private beach & 1510/mo. Oall Sam II HB M d I M h Earthmoving equip· m•rln•. Walk to 11•-675-<t808 ° • m 1 ' lgl••••••••• men1,1ruc1<1 & trall9f•. Balboa lalandl 11650 (BetwHn 9AM·5PM) 2br hH one mite from T\IHdey, April 28th, to 5280.0 780.091. :~~ ... ~v:.u::'i:~~~: BUSJNESS a Rlv•rald•. CA. Site: RENTALS TO In gr1 neighborhood. FINANCE "0:~~k~4A,~~~!0 .. ';:11 •••••••••lsu11nE 2724 Female pref'd 1650/f•••••••• for Brochure MISCELY 119.trons ii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mo+ 1/2 Ulla, Avl 5/1 800 .. 28·9284 wuu;; v , Debbie 114·536-20981------------------RENTALS Ud 28• Female. Pool NS 1/2 blk to bch 4bd BUSINESS W/0, ocHnald• In 2ba, responslble/nHt OPPORTUNITY C OM. $550 mo... util. prof' I II pkg $600 ... Dep. req'd IS73·7319 dep avail 519 845-1440 2904 2706 CdM 2br 2b• Condo NB Large Nome with iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil extraordinary view. room & beth. Pool. •••••••• ROOMS $900/mo ages 45-50 spa Include• amen & Please be wary of out TRADE pref'd 714·673·3282 paid utll. SSOO/mo ot area companies. E'Bluff near CdM H.S. '1 1 4 .9 4 5 .o 2 8 9 Check with the local Better Business through classified 642·5678 NEWPORT BEACH Share Large 2br 2ba Buy It. Sell II. Find 11. Bureau before you Apt. S525mo utll Incl, Cl•••lfied. avall now. 844·9 124 ---------send any money for fees or services. Read NEWPORT 2669 BEACH and understand any contracts before you 2669 sign. Shop around tor rates. 1=----.,..--,-------Earn $4 20 W•ekly Distributing phone cards. No exp nee. 1·800·242·4713 • ~ ·'" ·\J LOST & FOUND 2925 MONEY TO LOAN 2914 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $$$$$$ LOAN CALL 1·888·310·9002 ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS 2920 FIND an apartment through classified FOUND small black hound on Fairview near Baker on 4/1 3 (714) 754·0457 Found small white dog 4/9. Vicinity of PCH & Bayside Or. 675·7746 Lost sm. brown cat yel· low eyes"Gracle" "Blossom" on tag Santa Ana Hgts area 4 /8 S 2 O O re w a rd 852·8341 GARAGE SALE HINTS Before your garage sale, determine what items you wish to sell. Make sure everything is clean and repaired. ~~t 642·5678 ------- llC9'1TAAV/ •dmlnlatr•tlV• AHlatant To a1tl1t Senior Manager In all ad· mlnlatratlve matters. Applicant stiould have comifuter skllla that Include Word and Excel; strong or· ganlzatlon and com· monlcallon sklllt; and the abilltY, to handle multlple tasks. Position Is lull time. Excellent ben· ellt package lnclud· Ing 401k plan. Dr~g screening/physical required. Equal op· portunity employer. Fax resume (includ· ing salary hlst1>. y) to (949) 642·7667 or mall to Tom John· son, c/o Times Com· munlty News, 330 W. Bay Street, Costa Mesa, CA 92627. . ------------------ •e.t11 per Ho-.r1 lmmedlale Openln• '&IH Q b TaACHIR• /PT and b9"•'"• PIT • P/ fl/T. OOOd 1alephone COM• OROW •Mklno IOYlflO, owing T PrHcl'loOt Inf/Tod 1klll1 & profHalonat WITH USI lHche,. tor . l.,ant T~ior Time Child care attitude• muat, Eiccal· Expanding "''" ad· l odcUer pre•c*l,P.ol. In N.B.~ 9SS.2872 lel'll benef111. Mall t• verUelnQ depttt)n.nl Bene fltt fq[ Pff eum• end salary r• •Mk•• Hlf motivated employ•••· '"'•••• Aoo ounlfng qulremanta to Person· account ••.eullve to Call 114•"4•25et A/A,A/P,P/R & OL eJCp. nel, PO Box 2021, Hll, develop and Hr· verw bw•w «>••&Hy pref .. Recon. Inv. for Newpon 8Hch,92a&t: vice new bualn•H supply • nion flu p•yment. Fax rHume FM 800·637-4501. and 1peclal aecllons. station itntal av•ll 714-434·4748 OFFICI! Hl!LP/ talent W• Pf•f•r •candid•~• Looking for 2 hal; Book .. eeper agency. Good phn/ '10 tla*v•.,• m1n,1m,um dof dreHere to ''""U!•lr "' compuler 1kill1 Aeic Y. Pt n • • own ealon. ny PIT. fl.)(lbl. hour•. • I. ... I I hO"tl 8"' 1 0"'20 ve .. ia ng ••per ence. wa' .. ·lna Afler 8p-or Computer e>1perlence. ., . " • • EJl~ellent communlca· I ...., ' 4 "' with •ccounllng soft· Ptr Lunch Rout•• tlot'I akllla. Al)lllty 10 "' ITl!Q 11 -838-<>1'49 ware for P•rbles. re· M·F. Fun energetic! In· Ht go•I• 1nd make Women• Sh~ $t1• In celvables general dlvlduals w/car, for profHalonll present•· COM need• s lea ledger required. Coste e1tabll1hed routes. lions In a feat paced . person 8at·Swt nly. Meu Headquarters $45·$85 per day. and detail oriented en-shoe ••Pa+. 875j!292 office. FAX resume to (714) 079·0747 vlronment. work tor photo/aalea Republican Pa rty p 1 u m b • r ·Dr a In Xlnt berieflt package, department 03 a of Or ange County Cl••n•r Costa Meaa Including 401k. Drug beautiful golf 00 rH. at 714·558·885 4 plumbing co. seeks sereenlng/physlcal ,.. Entnuslasllc outgoing COCKTAIL SERVER exp'd plumber. Top· quired. EOE. personality, PIT, P.ble ·FT /PT exp A Mus II pay, reliable, benefits. Reaumea via fax: At· to work wk-end a., Wiii In busy fine dining Call 714·646·3299 tenllon, Lynn Esola train. 714·219·0505 714·650-4802 or mall: restaurant. Apply In PT HOURS FT PAV, Times Communityi------------ person; 4:30·5:30 M·F days telephone News, 330 weat Bay EMPLOYMENT 3131 w . Coast Hwy ~~s c°c:. ~w ~o~:ii • ~~e:~is2;osta Mesa, SERVICES 5533 COUNTER HELP Ms. English 755-2960 ~=======~I Upscale Z inc C afe & , ,p T Re 0 ePt10 n Secrelary/.Receplionlst •••••••• AR E You M arket In Laguna v' Part time In R.E. of· Beach seeks exp'd L•••lng/Cuatome r flee. Must have office Please be aware that FRI ENDLY. people w/xlnt people S erv i ce Newport exp & be personable. ethgeory"'':::agys r'•"qcuttlrlse,'cyoalu· RESPONS IBLE skills Call Arlene Beach Marina & fax resume: 675·7673 · • Commorclal Center to cell a 900 number & CARING"! 7t 4·494•53o2 seeks indlvldual w/ Small N .B . Hol •I in which there (s a We provide Dental Asst needed 2 some knowledge/exp. Located at the beacl'I cttarge per minute, Transportation Services days a wk. Friendly with boats; strong or· hiring Front Desk Host 1 to our elderly and Tustin office. Exp nee ganlzational skllls Incl. Strong cuatomer ser· EMPLOYMENT 1 disabled community. 8 3 2 •5 890 word Processing & vice skllls a must. , Database. Call for Call 673·7030 daily WANTED 5$35 ( 111111 111111 Chu 11•.11111 ./ c.ompelitlve wages starting Ill $7.501\r. S2SO sign on bonus. ./ Part ·time & F'ull·timo employment ./ Pl\id training whilt1 acquiring your n Uccnse ./ Friendly, team-Oriented work envirorunent 21 years or age or older Valid CA Drivers Ucensc and excellent driving record required For moro infonnation CaU Neil 857-7950 JflJfllll uu•••T A(flJYICl•. IMC. Buy II. Sell It. Find It. Classlfled. DETECTIVE· PRIVATE Investigator Trainees. Good wages. 714·239·5921 Gardener Sherman Gardens In C.D.M.· PfT, Mon·Frl. Call 8:30am-2:30pm and ask for Dorothy . 714·673·2268 General office/sales base+ com Amerlcorp 6000 W. PCH NB 574-7701 fax574·7702 Hosl/ess T/W/TH eves apply in person alter 11 :30a 1695 lrvlne. La Cave Rest. 646·7944 Hou••·•llter occasional work avall. 7 days·wknds/holldys. lnfreq.travlr. Bond· able. 714·22.5·8983 Appl. 714·673·9330 _a_11...,er_2 .. p._m_ . .,,....---liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiii Retell Sal•• PT/FT. Stock Clerk• A Woman of lnJegrltyt Brlght\ln belts, Caahlera Nurae,Homemaf(er. watches, silver jewlery FIT & PIT. 7:30am· Excel cook.Owtl car. Hrly +comm. Fas hi on 9 P m · Bene fl I s & .Skilled In Maa~age Is. Tamara 644·5953 lmmed. assoc. disc. therapy. 12 Yrs.e11p.· t~: Sell your extra household Items in CLASSIFIED Call 642-5678 Call West Marine Local refs. Hrly or 24 714-645-1711 h r shl f ta.C ~LL /Teacher• Ftr & Ptr Early Intervention 714·848·31311 prog. BA/BS/MA In --------- Child Dev. or rel. field. DOMESTICS 5$40 + exp w/handlcapped iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiii Int an Is /Io d d I er s. Too buay to cook? CONVER SPAN req'd. Expert chef, gourmet Work w/lnfants, lod· & organic. we dd the dlers & parents In shopping & prepare home visits. Must your meala tor a week h ave own a u lo. all lor $200. S 9 . 6 O ·S 1 5 . 3 8 /H r • Travellng Gourmel benes w/F/T pos. 714-574-584t 714·557·1291 EOE All Kinds of Jobs For All Kinds of People. Claaalfled. ---------Whether you're buying or selling, Classlrlecl co·1ers all your needsl flOME1 HEALTH AND BUSINESS ........ •5E•R•Vl-C•E--•I CARPENTRY 351 0 CLEANING iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES DIRECTORY BATHTUB REGIAZING 3448 BATHTUB AEGLAZINQ & Relurblshlng, Poree· lain, Fibergls, Sinks Shwrs Cntrs 645·7723 BUSINESS SERVICES en Prlntlng/P.A. Theriot a Auoc. Brochures. Sales Sheets, 2,4,6 color We destroy O.C. prices! Otflce managers & Marketing People love us! ~"11!1e 500 References (!!!65M762 .. 548-8133 CABINETS 3490 Advanced WoOdayetems -Cuatom Cabinetry· Kitchen • Bath • Door• Moldlng• • M1ntela Latl50 714-998..a970 CARPENTRY 3510 A to Z HANDYMAN IHSTAWRUACE CAllH!TS Kitchen•. batht, dootsi windows. Doug 5*1258 Duy It. Stll ft. Fln<I It. Claaalfted. cmn CAD 3538 Uve-ln child care, furopean Au Pairs. f~lish Speall!OQ, 18·26 yrs .. leqal, culturolty enr1chlnQ, llalble In-home child care. 45 hrsh~. 1 CONCRETE & MASONRY 3557 Brick, Block, Stone. Tile Cone, Patio, Driveway Fplc, eeas. Ref. 25Yr. Exp. Terry SSY·7.594 •CEMl!NT WORK• ·Stam ped Concrel• 8rlck/Blocl</Slone/Tlle 1.541658 031.43101-------- John Doren Muonry Brlck•Slne•Concret• Lg/Sm Jba•Repalra ok Fr•• Eat. & Advice L4'e87191 031·3832 ••JllQ MASONRY•• BLOCK &RICI< STONE All typH·Olty Work l Est. L7300ff •:tt07843 CONTRACTORS G!NERAL 3558 b~. •StdM; •Trw ·~~· rfJRB£ BSTIMATB~ A.J, PallH Coftetr. 7ll e 7478 PalnttngeAemocsetlng O•neral Conlraotlng •i:=;;;::;Lkf:;:'zp!!::;::;=:a ------- 450132 840-30t8 • C e e p I II J P""-lonal General ~s.vk9 Sped&UzlJll IA~ rainoc¥a .nit IKldltlON Uc, 696219 ISi .fR P.ENCES tDECU 3815 --------- Your N~lghbors for 25 Yearstll Top-Quallty Doors, Openers, Repairs Emervency S.rvlce at prices YOU c.n afford! CALL TODAYI (71') 175-7772 or (5'2) I07·1124 HANDYMAN 3710 ( TIME TO BEGIN YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT PROJECT? 3720 I Call a plumber, painter, handyman or any of the ser· vices listed here in our directory! CALL YOUR LOCAL SERVICES JUNK TO THE DUMP (714-988·1882) AVAILABLE TODAY 9 68·1882 TODAY I BASIC YARD MAINT 1 CALL DOES IT ALLI 831-4422 "f' TREES f Topped/Remowd, Lawns, • sPmki's-cfnup 751-3478 root 3870 SUVJCI .... ·3194 PUBLIC NOTICE The Cellf. PubllC Utfll· ties Commission RE· QUIRES that all usecs household goods Pat Sltte,/Do1 Walker Dally/Overnight visits. Refs avl. Uc'd/Bonded Denise 114.935.,070 movers print their ---------P.U.C. Cal T number: PIASTER llmos and chauffeurs prlnl their T.C.P. num· REPAIR 3880 ber in all advertise· =iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ments. II you have a Ill quesllon about the le-Plaat•r/Stucco Pa1ch gallty of a mover. limo -Serving So Ca 25yrs· or chauffeur, call: Llcll'326864 24Hrs Public Ulilitles 714·55 4-7831 Commission 71 4•559-4151 PLUMBING 3890 Split Sec ond Moving iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-Prof Mo11ersl 24Hr Srv 7Day/Sr Dlsc/Tl178452 Prec lae Plumblng 432·9123/P·348·5850 Repairs & Remodels Free Estimates serving PIOt Readers Since 1971 •rump. •flltcn •neaten •Addwmllea • WeddJ Oamlag • Allt.omlllc a-a. ALLIANCE MOVBBl ms 182 Careful • Courteous Ll887398 809-1090 Alb•no'a Plumbing ROOFING 3910 Cheap/ • 1 Hr Min 376-1938 24hr emerg. rpr ALL Sl!RVICES 888·Y4fJ..8333 Experl Drain Cleaning & Plumbing Repair• 20yra exp. All work guar. Steve 545·8208 BIG MIKES TREE --------Plumb/Drain cleaning 111--!:-=,,;:...,,,...,,,,.....,~~ 3754 n's OldetJIDe HeadntAAtr Cood&donlag I\ I ,111111\· \1.i11 \\ 11 h I .111111, \',11!"' Service Tree trim, re· moval, stump grinding cln-up. Free Estimates e7t4-Go2;3571e Lou Torr•• Land1c•P9 Harbor Area 20Yra. Wkly malnt/New Install lrrlg work/Tree trim Cust ratesl 548-4383 MOVERS EXPRESS 11y..,. .... Cdf. , ...... .._. ...... ... LOW RATES 800-535·2103. 21Yra Quality Painting TOUCHUPS, TOO 24 Hra. Richard Sinor Uc#280844 645-3209 CHUNG'S PAINTING 24Yre Exp.Ort Price! Guar Work-Fr•• Eat Ucl375602 638·1534 24hr Emrg Svc LOW Rates Free Est. Bond· Insurance 646-3299 THE LOCAL PLUMBER ·• James E. Bangert Co.· Free Estimates llbl!lila :tillamiiiil• Friendly Servlce•lnsured Ll532881 675-9304 1------------- $Cll1Wf . .. ~ll\VICIS 3111 urBOJ.StllllG . 1131 0 a Q Uphol llftoe 'ea CU9tom made ftHn, ,.. uphot•tlfY, atltt -cW9 anllqu• rpr tM2.,.812 .... • n __ _._.,.. __ • Nn~port -=-'~ta Mcaa Daily Piloc --:i:::::::=.:::~r:=::-:-F====r========;::=;:::====;::;:::::::::==========::::== ~liii5§5~1 CAM•au • nwro-,..ft"" •c 10 ... 0 Bl'lldl FRIDAY, ~IL 17, 1998 I> TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ~MlllCBUDISI IQUIPJONT eo1e l!ACH 10 tlHl•~-u..w. ____ .. _ Ill .... iilllll&iiiiiiiiiilll ·esa1NM.U1 •~----------------------------------------~ --------...,. Hlt/SVHS tape•, ~ Movlnt1 S•I• Sllver/allver, mint. By CHARLES GOREN ACROA 1~by 5 ltCOfnM~·e ...-.~ 13 ~ .. ,,.......,. ... 17 AdllM• dMeclNe lonv, ff~ Muell, Rerrfd;., Patio Furn, (8:J64°'~ljt~" with OMAR SHARIF ~:··u .e~~a.~~: Clothe-. •hod. jew-MIS810N Vl•JO Md TANNAH HIRS.,P4 1-1aa.1...._1,... ~uc~:uc~~~.1 1 1 .. 9a-aa.Luua Sat Onlyl 9&m-!5pm •e:a aevlll• ITI 8010 .... ,... .. c,.. ... C11l10'1on for .... by plMe pwtY 142.ee87 llEAD nm PLA YEAS 14 Early monwlgl 15 Anclent 02 Newt.a 84 61rong point 65 Oaalt'-wlnn« ~ ea Melnc "9"' Unit Co" 1 Bl'"'PW•T ti• 2773 Vlata Um8rou, Fully Loaded! CD/\ape w..g'-.u.DWO.;J l!aat Blurt, Npl player, under 49,000 Both vuloaable. South deals. 8017 Moving iele Sal 411 8 mllH, original owner. lly ~•t'I PeMllM 18~Adarne 17 GocJdea of 1eCpe11 111~ 87 -Fudd 68 Mll'I. ltad!onl 611 RN9f cl Gfeek ..... ··~ ... SALE! Undalmed cert1tled dlamoadHll llus. .. a other tine watdta, " jcMlly a aau ttms. "' 1'remtndl1us ~I .... , 714-675-5 "· 3411 Via Udo, NB ~. iiiiii!~~iiiii~iiiiiil 120,915. PP 1'14-759-9am. Chandelier, 3558 or 71 4.e40·788!5 COUTUR• houHhold , kllchen, PIN• CLOTHING CIOlhH, vet1 bllnd1, NEAR BRANO NEW drapH, mlac. 404 •--------- VALaNTINO V111a Surt• (In alley) CHEVROLET 9045 DCOALNVNAIN KMIAKL•INN S•t 8•m Anllq'a, barliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •t0011. TV, C/D equip •es CAMARO Z·28 ETC ... SHOES ALSO alellonary bike, office While, full power, CD, BV APPOINTMENT/ frig, dHk, bakera rack au I o. 1 1 8 7 51 I l!VENINQ 443-413!5 & morel The 81uff'a e13,887 , 2821 Vlal• Orn•d• Ll!XUS COMPUTERS 8018 lat. Huie Multi MISSION Vll!JO Pamnv alel furn, _..,.1_.a_8_8_.a_8.,..·_La_x ... u_s_ --------- Hewl•lt P••k•rd 820UC Color Palm Top PC HS MB, Window• 9!5, $300. firm. anllquH, old compul· 188 Lumln• LS era, loya, klda cllha, loaded beauty, •h•r· blk••. loole, junk l wOOd grffn, all pwr, 018 Prlaolll• C/O, ab, l36k ml. WEST •S Q 10873 0 QJ97 •J97S SOtrnl •J98~l c::i A6 o AKl •Ql06 Whatever your methods, you should &et IO row spadea. no more, no lea. Tbe biddin.I lhowa ii aood old-fashioned brlcf ce. bued on a jump raile lhlll ii fOIClnl IO pme. Technically the best line ii IO win the opeajng Jead and take the spade finesse. EaSt wins and mums a dia-mond. Win with the remaining hon· or, draw the outstanding trump, cash the ace and k.in~ of beans and ruff dummy's remairung heart. Now exit wilh a dlamond'o We.e's jack. If West. also has the king of clubs, any return glvu you that precious over· trick. 22 Oltw to a dose 23 Sedate 24 Mocheflesa celves 26 Health reto11 27 Cause to move forward 29 Type of cube 32 EOgepasl 34 Grin 37 Twofold 39 They could be Pfoper 41 Hosiery problem 42 Assortment 44 Loose-fitting -48~t myttl 70 Papef quenttty 71 l..itUI kid DOWN 1 Negatl\'e v04et 2 Commer()e) · ar~ 4 Laughing animals 5 Hindu garmenl 6 Was in debt 7 "Green Gables" 8 ~:ke II -Grande 10 Revealing 11 Locale 27 Purple lrultl 28 G•mhllnn city 29 ec·:;~ 30 Mc1r9et 31 Sincerely 33 Ooci()(s spc>Oflful 35 An Allan 45 Fuzzy fruit 48 Bestow 50 AbSOfb 51 Glimpses 52 Nol c:apeble S4 Lill• venison S5 Adhere 58 Shor1·18Jled rodent (918) 427-3938 ~· 1-owner, S 12,500 760·0712 or 641·3828 The bidding: SOtrnl WEST NORTH . EAST I• hill 3• hll Almost as good perccntagcwise, but offering considerable tactical 1dvanlages, is to cub the ace of clubs at trick two and continue with a low club. If East follows smoothly with a low club, fmeue the ten. 1bat wall blow the ovcttriclt as the cards lie. 47 Brothel'• _,.,,..,ters 12 Clock parts 14 Scorn 20 Puppy 1101Se5 21 Boslon - 36 Sell-il'lteem 38 Wild a eature's home 59 Columnllt Bon~ 60 Flower stalk 61 OlherMle 63 Bobby - ~ WANTED TO BUY TRANSPORTATION 60191•----· 1990 ZR·1 Vet1e All opllona. King of l he hlll. one owner. Red/Red, $29,000 ... hill hill hill 49~· 44) Sttew (about) 43 Big Foot'1 cousin - •. -- call 760-1580 I BUY ALL PIANOS BOATS 701 Anllqu11-qual. furniture 1 i--------- 1 pc or houaaful cuhliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DODGE 9065 paid (714) 9!57-8133 1884 18' Shock •l•c·liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Old Coln• Gold Sliver trlc boal. Full cover, '81 C•ravan LI! Franklin Mini Slerllng newer batterfee S6500 AWD, 3.3 • 8 cyl, 100k Old watch•• & Jewelry 646-0746 or 85<>-4485 mllee. 1-owner. $5500 We1tcoesl Coln &42·9448 83 Sea Rey 250 714-548·5402 Rl!CORDS/TOP S Exp Crser. Uke new,1 ________ _ Jazz, R&B, Soul, Rock 270 hra, freeh water, FORD Elc 50'• & 60'• Mike cabin, GPS, trallor. ... 845-7505 $28,500.800-935·7595. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9075 'BO Muatang Opening lead: Queen of o At rubber brid~, th.ii band would have passed rapidly into the dusty pages of history, unnoticed. Bven with everything wrona declarer has l 0 tricks, and the ovCl1riclt is of no great moment. Al duplicate, howev- er, that dusive extra trick can mean the diffcrcnoc between a top and an average score. How would you go However. mosl East's we know wiU at leasl hitch. if not expose the positjon with a marked hesitation, when the club i.s led from the table. beaconing the location of the king, If East then plays low, rise with the queen and you arc odds-<>n to bank an extra trick, with the spade finesse sti II in reserve. 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All pwr :w lndow a, lock s. 1eat1, dual mirrors! elr, cruise. till, AM/FM C au, ABS. alloy whles. rear defog. rear wiper, trlp/lemp com· pulerlz•d display. 95h ml· 1 owner-pp, $4200. AC. Pw/pdl, ABS, lilt, cc am/Im cass, pwr aeat , a lloy whls (643343) $12,997 '78 Super-Beetle Conv Fuel lnj,smog legal Nul--------"""'T'---------r-------- KYB shocks & tires. VOLKSWAGEN 9235 VOLJ(SWAGEN 9235 VOLKSWAGEN 9235 52500 71 4-631 ·2255 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii relrlever pupa AKC. gated parking S700mo OFA 714-840-8690 (714) 875-8844 CANAL SIDE TIE 1 ·888-328·9339 --------NB S1 00/m o PIANOS &'. c ALL 7 a m .7 pm•--------- Coste Meaa Llnooln·Mercury (714) 540·5830 ORGANS 6059 875-4988 HONDA 9085 ------ W•aher/Dryer Wurlttaer Spinet Plano beautllul key•, In lune. 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Black Walnut Huee WhH/ Garage (2X1ee31) t1~L5S9 Lo mllH, AT, full • ~Table w/Chalrs, Sale. Sat/Sun 8-2 L.8XU8 VP '87 •• 300 power, lmmaculalel ··• C""'-Oeail, Couch & high quality ctolh... waaTMIN8T•R Fun option, mint cond. (883259) 113,550 'JI ~. 714-7eo-Hto atereoa, computer•. (714)892 .. 808 L • x u • c •rt 1f1 e d · L.axus OP ~ ........... round •port good•. vlnc.ge '87 2 .2 ct (04304~UUSS27,787 Wl!STMINSTl!R ,. tabte, leaf a 4 chalna aurf board•. auto Red/grey, llhr, full MISSION Vll!JO l714t 882-8808 • ·-Whttwtaah ent carving•. antlqu.a, rue c 1 (888'-•a.L•vus '98 CAMRY LI! " .-. · caba, furn, motor· pow.,, D changer • ,__ -centat S400 531 .. 551 cycle, clualc cata, (0030115) '20.IJn AT, all power, cue. T ..,....,, UXU8 1---------llke newt (7478GS) parta. toola, o, .. _ MISSION VIRJO UNCOLN 9120 LEXUS OF MllCBANDISE ford eng'a etc... 1-(888).aa.Ll!XUa 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WESTMINSTER 112 Terminal Way. 11 (714) 882-8908 P., MISC. eo 15 Newport Blvd & 171h ,_________ '87 Amerio•'• Cup --,.,,,,.,,,,....,.,...,,,~~...,,..- -714-eS0.3887 AUDI 9025 •dlllon, Signature '88 COROLLA 4 Pereon aott tub SAT 4/11 wuh/dry/frlg1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Serl••· Nautical 311<, AT, AC, Mint. portlbl• apa. Muat 3 mlcrowavn, atove, I• •ee .... Colors, Whll•. While (3SCX528) 110,888 Hiii Call Louis for alnk, ant .... uea, furn, -l.•a•h•r. Navy Blue L•XUS OF "" Sii / 1 th Cambria Cloth Top waaTMINSTl!R appt. 714460-31M cloth••· haehold ver grev. .. er, aaklng 17450 obo (7141 aea.eeoe aooct• ~1 Ctoyden 5apd, full power 4o .,. .. llall aoxeo 8ay (Bakat/Btlatol) (223183) 12~ttt7 ,_......,.7,.,,1,.._~M0-=~7-=5~0-=7~ --,.,-..... 7-0 ... A_.M __ R __ Y..,L'"'•-- Aelt lotld excel cond. 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Only 2 owneta U100 D•OUTIV8 LUU• ~· <JP..,,..,l t I 1 I •• (714) ate 0911 4.IL VI, PW/POL. 2 IO MISllOll Vl&IO t) • r v • • \'9unnt chooM ffom (M83IO/ 1 ......... uu• itll • 809414-9422 ~Hl"HI '•7 a291 '53M5) ll4,ff7 --....~~'=""r..~-·~':'Jiurlf~51SB~'i•••••••••I Convertible. 8tk/lan Ceote M•N lthr, chromt whla. Llftoelftolleroury (1157'/2700$0) • .,.. 714 840-•830 lloKall'taaMW Pereohe Audi VW •--------Jt~ ... TTa IUUllDIJllt or Noc • Ta Wl1ce Off • c..n, Tnada, RV'a '94 Jett• QL '96 Jetta CL '97 Jetta GL •No DMV ffusle Mnrt. cass, a/c, rear 15" cust whls, new Auto, AC , ca s s, FR88PICKUPI 1poller. (16637/ tires , AC. (16485/ low ml. 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Our finance and lease programs are extremely competitive and although many of our cars have a significant factory warranty remaining, we off er only top quality extended protection plans . '94 JAGUAR XJ6 • Black, barley leather, moonroof, low miles, select edition warranty. (696068) '9S CADILLAC SEVILLE SLS Frost beige, neutral shale leather, chrome wheels, phone, filctory warranty. (3LBU285) '96 TOYOTA 4RUNNER LIMITED Beige, tan leather, 4WD, V6, full pwr, fully loaded, low miles, factory warranty. (3TGU818) '9S LAND ROVER DEFENDER.90 HARDTOP British green w/white top, ash gray interior, A/C, winch. (97919)) . '9S RANGE ROVER COUNIY LWB Biarritz bluet tan leather, moonroof, CD changer, premium sound, loaded. (655 tOO) . 522,99S 526,995 528,995 528,995 530,995